Name (FAMILY NAME, Other Names)	DUTTON, Charles Christian
Date of Birth
Place of Birth
Date of Death	Circa 07.1842
Place of Death	Near Lake Torrens, SA
Place of Burial	No burial?
Arrived in South Australia (date/ship etc.)	Circa 1838 from Sydney
Lived in Prospect (dates)	c1838-1839
Addresses/Dates in Prospect Council Area	Charles Street, Prospect Village (c1838-1839)
Addresses/Dates outside Prospect Council Area	Adelaide (1838), Port Lincoln (1839-1842)
Names of houses (if any)
Parents
Spouse(s)	Ellen (Mrs White)
Date(s) of Marriage(s)
Place(s) of Marriage(s)
Children	Charles William (1838-1916), Emma Pillsworth (1840- ), Julia Eliza (1842- )
Education
Occupation(s)	Court Clerk, Sheriff, Pastoralist
Interests/Activities
Religion/Churches
Notes (points of interest etc.)	Created – or at least gave his name to – the village of Duttonton consisting of 72 allotments of half an acre on half of 80-acre section 370 in 1839.
Local Government experience
Sources of information	Newspapers;  Rodney Cockburn, Pastoral Pioneers of South Australia
Research Note	We have not located Charles Street, which ran off Lower North Road and must have been on or adjacent to section 370. It probably no longer exists. The 1880 map of the district shows a road, the name of which appears to be Garsi Street, located a bit south of where Gladstone Road now is, illustrating how the roads have changed. If the opportunity arises, we will check Dutton's landholdings at the GRO.
Principal researcher(s)	David Johnston, Prospect Local History Group