Heinrich Krallmann was born in Dersum near Osnabrück and entered the Pallottine novitiate at age 24 in 1898. He received his habit in 1899 and made his profession in 1901.
died 12 May 1930, Beagle Bay, Broome, age 59
Was in the Pallottine spearhead party to take over Beagle Bay mission from the Trappists in early 1901 and spent 29 uninterrupted years as tailor, book-keeper, carter and labourer. Buried at Beagle Bay cemetery.
Charles Matthias Kasparek was born in Carlsruhe in Silesia (now Oppeln in Poland) as the son of cottager Michael and Maria née Glinlas. He attended public school to 8th grade and trained as a tailor before he entered the Pallottine novitiate at age 22 in September 1893. He received his habit in February 1894, and was active in Cameroon from October 1894 to February 1896.
born 11 August 1902 in Leipzig
died 23 January 1991 in Rossmoyne, age 88
Fr. Francis spent 21 years at Beagle Bay, and altogether 50 years in the Kimberley including Rockhole (1934-37), Lombadina (1945-47), Broome (1947-48), Derby (1951-54), and LaGrange and Balgo (1955-61).
born 19 April 1912, Eltmann (Würzburg)
died 26 July 1999, Limburg, age 86
Spent ten years in the Kimberley as rector of Wandering, LaGrange and Beagle Bay. Was briefly interned in 1940. Better known for his work among postwar German migrants in Victoria.
born 18 February 1872
died 21 January 1953, Hörste (Lippstadt), aged 80
Pallottine carpenter at Beagle Bay from 1902 to 1906. It seems likely that ‘Bernard Well’, one of the picnic spots for Beagle Bay excursions, was named after him. Was dismissed from the Pallottine Society in 1926.
born 7 May 1903 Worms
died 23 February 1975, Limburg, age 71
Ministered at Pallottine missions Beagle Bay (1934-37), Rockhole (1937-39) Broome (1939-40) and Lombadina (1947-50, 1952-59).
born 2 September 1904, Radeberg (Meissen)
died October 1957, Perth, age 53
One of three Pallottine workers who came down with a form of leprosy at Tardun.
born 6 July 1849, Vilaflamés (Castellón)
died 8 March 1915 Lombadina (age 65)
Spanish priest of independent spirit who worked for 20 years among the mixed communities of the Kimberley coast alongside the French Trappists, German Pallottines and Italian Benedictines, and conducted language and ethnographic work.
Pallottine Brother at Beagle Bay, Rockhole, Balgo, and Tardun, 1927-64.
born Froitzheim (Aix-la-Chapelle)
died 5 April 1934 Limburg, age 59