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A number of members of the Leake family were prominent and notable individuals in the Swan River Colony and the history of Perth, Western Australia – and the History of Western Australia.

Leake sisters in 1904— Standing L to R: Blanche Kelsall, Jane Adam, Jessie Skinner, Constance Lodge. Seated: Lady Parker, Mary Parry, Rose Clifton.

Members of the family were included in the "six hungry families" who inter-married and sustained a significant political power in nineteenth century Perth.

Tree

LukeMiss Glover
Lucas / Luke (1682–1749)Elizabeth Brownrigg (16??-17??)
George (1726–1771)Alice Webster (17??–1787)
Luke (1756–1799)Ann Heading or Hidden (1758–1836)
Luke
(1784–1838)
Mary-Ann Walpole (1801–1872)George Leake 1785–18491. Anne Growse
2. ?
John (1795–1850 in Adelaide)Catherine
John (1827–1850 in California)Sir Luke Samuel Leake (1828–1886)Louisa WalpoleGeorge Walpole Leake
(1825–1895)
Rose Ellen Gliddon (d.1888)Amy Mabel May
Sarah Constance Lodge (née Leake, 1860–1939)Blanche Edith Kelsall (née Leake, 1866–1950)George Leake (1856–1902)Louisa Emily Burt

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Luke m. Miss Glover

  • Lucas (1682 Sudbury − 1749 Willisham) m. Elizabeth Brownrigg
    • George (1726–1771 Lothbury, London) m. Alice Webster (−1787)
      • Luke (1756 Lothbury-1799 Aldersgate, London) m. Ann Heading or Hidden (1758 Cliddersden-1836 Perth, WA)

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