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James Stein
James Stein (c.1804 – 25 October 1877) was a pioneering settler of the Mid North of South Australia and founder of the Kadlunga pastoralism estate.
==Early life and family==
James Stein was closely associated with Scottish nobility. A scion of an important whisky distilling family, he was born c.1804 in Scotland, a son of John Stein (b.1769-c.1814), of Kilbagie, Clackmannon, Scotland, a London banker and member 1796-1802 of the House of Commons for Bletchingley.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=STEIN, John (b.1769), of Canonmills, Edinburgh. )〕
James Stein’s sister, Anne Duff (Stein) (1788-1859), Countess of Fife, was married to General Sir Alexander Duff.〔''Pastoral Pioneers of South Australia'', Vol 1. page 191.〕 Their son James was created Baron Skene, whose son Alexander, 1st Duke of Fife, married Princess Louise, eldest daughter of King Edward VII.
In 1829, the distillery interests of Stein’s father and uncles, who had earlier been much connected at Canonmills with whisky distillers James and John Haig, struck financial difficulties and all related partnerships were dissolved.〔''Scottish Jurist'', 8 June 1829, Vol. 1. pp 227-228.〕 Young James Stein, having the benefit of a good education, then sought to make his own fortune in Australia, arriving at Sydney in September 1833 on the ship ''Sir John Roe Reid''.
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