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Anderson family children
Group portrait photograph of young children who are cousins of Eric Anderson. L-R: Vera, Madge, Gladys, Doris, Keith, and Nita. According to a researcher, the children in the photo are the six eldest children of Albert George (aka George Albert) Anderson (1880-1967) and Margaret Hannah 'Maggie' Rhind (1881-1930). The birth years of the children are: Vera (1910), Madge (1914), Gladys (1916), Doris (1907), Keith (1911), Nita (1909).
The Old Colonists Banquet Group : John Rains
Born in Adelaide, South Australia to Sarah Rains, nee Perkins, and William Rains. Farmer, Dry Creek.
The Old Colonists Banquet Group : Thomas Darby
Arrived in South Australia in August 1839 on board the ship the "Somersetshire". Wheelwright, carpenter, sheep farmer; Adelaide, Morphett Vale, Minlacowie.
The Old Colonists Banquet Group : John Johnston
Arrived in South Australia in March 1839 on board the ship the "Buckinghamshire". Tailor and clothier, Currie Street, Adelaide; 'Waverley', Glen Osmond.
The Old Colonists Banquet Group : George Johnson
Arrived in South Australia in June 1840 on board the ship the "Orleana". Farmer, Brighton.
The Old Colonists Banquet Group : Joseph Fisher
Arrived in South Australia in October 1838 on board the ship the "Pestonjee Bomanjee". Accountant, newspaper proprietor, Member of Parliament.
The Old Colonists Banquet Group : Henry Hamilton
Arrived in South Australia in July 1841 on board the ship the "Christina". Farmer, vigneron, Glenelg.
Rx class locomotives No. 150 and No. 20
Half-plate glass negative of Rx class locomotives No. 150 and No. 20 on the Melbourne Express near Bay Road (ANZAC Highway) Keswick.
Locomotive No.153
Half-plate glass negative of Y class locomotive No.153. A researcher suggests that this is not narrow gauge Y 153, but is broad gauge Rx 153. 'Note width of loco, side buffers and hook coupling...all 5' 3" gauge features.'
Photos of carnivals and events
Records comprising photos of swimming carnivals and events. Two items were not retained: a newspaper cutting from 'The Chronicle', Saturday 10 March 1917, page 29, featuring three photos: 'Picturesque scene on the Torrens at Gilberton ...'; the General Committee and the Ladies Committee. The main photo was by Krischock, the others are attributed to 'Presto'. The photos were taken the previous week on 3 March 1917.; and a newspaper cutting from 'The Observer', Saturday 20 February 1926, page 32, featuring images from the Australian Diving and Swimming Championships held at the Gilberton Club.
Fulwood brothers
Studio portrait photograph of either George Thomas Fulwood or Arthur Leslie Fulwood, of Bute. George Thomas Fulwood was born 4 May 1884 and died on 9 December 1916, aged 32 at the Boscombe Military Hospital, Wiltshire. Arthur Leslie Fulwood was born in 1886 and died 8 November 1933, aged 47. They were sons of Richard Fulwood (17 January 1861 of 'Woodland Farm', District of Talunga, and died 23 October 1929, aged 68 at Victor Harbor) and Elizabeth Langford (1862 - 30 September 1917, aged 55 of Bute). They married on 24 March 1881 at East Moonta. They had 5 sons, including Ernest William (born 13 July 1897 and died 3 November 1907, aged 10.).
Frederick Richard Fulwood
Studio portrait photograph of Frederick Richard 'Dick' Fulwood (25 January 1882 - 20 March 1904, aged 22) of Bute. He was one of 5 sons of Richard Fulwood (17 January 1861 of 'Woodland Farm', District of Talunga, and died 23 October 1929, aged 68 at Victor Harbor) and Elizabeth Langford (1862 - 30 September 1917, aged 55 of Bute). They married on 24 March 1881 at East Moonta, and also had Ernest William (born 13 July 1897 and died 3 November 1907, aged 10.).
Albert Garnett Fulwood
Studio portrait photograph of Albert Garnett Fulwood (13 December 1890 - 1 February 1944, aged 53). He was known as Garry, and came from Bute. He was one of 5 sons of Richard Fulwood (17 January 1861 of 'Woodland Farm', District of Talunga, and died 23 October 1929, aged 68 at Victor Harbor) and Elizabeth Langford (1862 - 30 September 1917, aged 55 of Bute). They married on 24 March 1881 at East Moonta, and also had Ernest William (born 13 July 1897 and died 3 November 1907, aged 10.).
Ern George on a horse drawn vehicle
Ernest (Ern) George on a horse drawn vehicle in the Dublin area.
Ern & Neta George on a horse drawn vehicle
Ernest and Neta George (nee Carslake) on a horse drawn vehicle, going to the Two Wells Show.
Ern George on a horse drawn vehicle
Ernest (Ern) Henry George (1909 - July 1979) on a horse drawn vehicle, returning home from work, in the Dublin area. He was married to Neta Jane Carslake (26 April 1907 - 31 October 1981).
Caroline Acraman
Portrait carte-de-visite photographs of Caroline Acraman (nee Odgers), which has been hand-tinted. She lived from 1840 to 1910 in Glenelg, and was married to William Acraman (1824 - 11 January 1900). William Acraman may have been the brother of John Acraman (1828/29 - 22 June 1907), a merchant and pastoralist.
Fred Martin
Carte de visite of Fred Martin. [Photograph comes from an album of photographs that belonged to the Crompton family. To see a selection of photographs from this album search on Archival number PRG 331/30/2]
Letter to Gertrude Painter regarding her husband's death on the battlefield
A letter written to Gertrude Ida Painter, the widow of Private John Edward Painter, from an officer, Captain Tennyson George Clarke, who found Private Painter wounded. The letter is dated 17th February 1917, four months after Gertrude Painter had made enquiries when her husband was reported as wounded, missing in action. Captain Clarke gives details of Private Painter, finding him in the trenches on the front after the Battle of Potieres, his wounds, and some of his last words. Private Painter died on 16 August 1916, but was originally reported as wounded. Gertrude Painter did not receive confirmation of his death until the following year.
Prospector outside his hut
Prospector sitting beside a dilapidated hut, posed with his dog and all his working tools, near Cockburn, SA.
Bush dwellings near Cockburn
A house, and a nearby outbuilding covered with brush, in front of a line of large gum trees near Cockburn, SA.
Young boy and dog in the garden
Produced from a glass plate negative (8 x 5.8 cm) taken by Orlando Hutchinson, this image features a small boy playing in the garden with his dog. The railing of the verandah surrounding a brick house is behind them. It seems likely it is Hutchinson's son, Orlando Bingham Hutchinson Junior, born 1905, in the photo. [The same child is also featured in photos 6-8.]
Man in his night attire
Produced from a glass plate negative (8 x 5.8 cm) taken by Orlando Hutchinson, this image features an older man standing in a yard in what appears to be a nightshirt, gown and slippers. Barrels, boxes and a broom are against a lattice fence behind him.
Men in a dinghy
Produced from a glass plate negative (8 x 5.8 cm) taken by Orlando Hutchinson, this image features three men, in suits, ties and hats, seated in a rowing boat, to which a small motor has been attached. One of the men holds a fishing rod; another boat is partially visible and moored alongside. [Note that one of the men is also featured in B 76282/2.]
River scene
Produced from a glass plate negative (8 x 5.8 cm) taken by Orlando Hutchinson, this image features a view across a river (possibly the Inman River).
Young boy playing in the garden
Produced from a glass plate negative (8 x 5.8 cm) taken by Orlando Hutchinson, this image features a small boy playing in the garden with a box on a chair. It seems likely it is Hutchinson's son, Orlando Bingham Hutchinson Junior, born 1905, in the photo. [The same child is also featured in photos 1,7-8.]
Young boy playing in the garden
Produced from a glass plate negative (8 x 5.8 cm) taken by Orlando Hutchinson, this image features a small boy playing in the garden with a box on a chair. It seems likely it is Hutchinson's son, Orlando Bingham Hutchinson Junior, born 1905, in the photo. [The same child is also featured in photos , 6 & 8.]
Young boy seated on the steps
Produced from a glass plate negative (8 x 5.8 cm) taken by Orlando Hutchinson, this image features a small boy absorbed in something he is holding in his hand. It seems likely it is Hutchinson's son, Orlando Bingham Hutchinson Junior, born 1905, in the photo. [The same child is also featured in photos 1, 6-7.]
Car on a bridge
Produced from a glass plate negative (8 x 5.8 cm) taken by Orlando Hutchinson, this image features two men, one in the driver's seat of a car on a wooden bridge over a creek; the other is standing beside the car.
Car on a bush track
Produced from a glass plate negative (8 x 5.8 cm) taken by Orlando Hutchinson, this image features two men driving a car along a narrow track in the bush.