J. Fairfax Conigrave

John Fairfax Conigrave (kimanin 1843 - 20 ga Yuni 1920), wanda aka fi sani da JF Conigrave ko J. Fairfax Conigrave, ɗan kasuwa ne a Kudancin Ostiraliya.

An haifi Conigrave a Rundle Street, Adelaide, ɗan wani Benjamin Conigrave, mai yin kabad da matarsa Matilda, mai suna Reeve. Ya yi karatu a Cibiyar Ilimi ta John L. Young ta Adelaide daga 1853 zuwa 1858, lokacin da ya bar makaranta don shiga ma'aikatan rahoto na Rijistar Kudancin Ostiraliya. A kusan 1880 ya tafi ya shiga tare da CN Collison (wani ɗalibi na AEI) a cikin kasuwancin gidaje a matsayin Conigrave & Collison. An naɗa shi sakatare a sabuwar ƙungiyar masana'antu ta Kudancin Ostiraliya, tare da ofisoshi tare a Santo Buildings, Waymouth Street, a ƙarƙashin shirye-shiryen kuɗi da Rowland Rees suka yi a matsayin mai karimci. 

Shi ne sakataren Kwamitin da aka ɗora wa alhakin shirya bikin baje kolin kasa da kasa na Adelaide Jubilee na 1887.[1] Ya kuma yi aiki a matsayin sakatare ga kungiyar tabbatar da rayuwar gwauraye ta Australiya. Ya tafi Yammacin Ostiraliya a 1896, kuma ya zama sakatare a majalisar kasuwanci ta Perth.[2]

 Sauran abubuwan sha'awa 

 Ya shahara a kwamitocin YMCA, Ƙungiyar 'Yan Asalin Australiya da Ƙungiyar Adabi ta Arewa Adelaide.
 Ya kasance mai karatu a Cocin Congregational, Brougham Place
 Ya kasance ƙwararren masanin tarihi kuma sau da yawa yana ba da laccoci kan fannoni na tarihin Kudancin Ostiraliya
 Ya kasance fitaccen memba na Royal Geographical Society of Australasia

 Iyali 
Ya auri Sarah Price ta Tsibirin Hindmarsh ; daga cikin 'ya'yansu akwai

 Effie Marian Conigrave (1870–) ta auri Eben Allen (wani ɗan majalisar dokoki na gaba) a shekarar 1895, ta zauna a Perth
 Berkeley Fairfax Conigrave (1871–) memba na Modern Pickwick Club, ya ƙaura zuwa London
 Mabel Conigrave (1873–)
 Ida May Conigrave (1875–)
 Charles Price Conigrave (1882–1961), ya rayu a Yankin Arewa
 Gladys Reeve Conigrave (1884-1920), ta mutu a Singapore

Gidansu na ƙarshe shine "Lingerwood", 6 Richardson Street, West Perth.

 Manazarta 
"To the Editor". Adelaide Observer. Vol. XLII, no. 2306. South Australia. 12 December 1885. p. 11. Retrieved 24 March 2017 – via National Library of Australia