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Francis and Ida Jones
Francis and Ida Jones in their first car, an Oakland.
James Edmund Jones
James Edmund Jones and mother Ida Jones.
David Jones store, Rundle Street
A black & white photographic postcard of the Charles Birks (later David Jones) store in Rundle Street, the section of which is now Rundle Mall. Writing on the verso reads 'Rundle Mall Store circa 1920. David Jones Celebrates 155 years...'. The photograph was found under the floorboards in a weatherboard house from Sturt which was transported to Auburn. This may have been a heritage card given as gifts to staff at David Jones.
R. and W. R. Jones
R.and W. R. Jones.
Jane and Neen Jones
Jane and Neen Jones.
Diaries of John Jones
Diaries kept by John Jones. See below for details of individual items.
Jones Family
Members of the Jones family at Drumcalpin.
Jones Family
Members of the Jones family at Drumcalpin.
Rosamund Jones
Rosamund Jones at Drumcalpin.
Rosamund Jones
Rosamund Jones at Drumcalpin.
Rosamund Jones
Rosamund Jones.
Miss Laity and Jane Jones
Miss Laity and Jane Jones.
James Edmund Jones
James Edmund Jones.
James Edmund Jones
James Edmund Jones riding a horse called Pearl.
Miss R. Jones
Miss R. Jones.
Miss R. Jones
Miss R. Jones.
James Edmund Jones
James Edmund Jones riding Pearl.
The Old Colonists Banquet Group : Thomas Jones
Thomas Jones arrived in South Australia in July 1840 on board the ship the "Fairlie". Builder, architect, civil engineer; Adelaide, Port Elliot, Moonta.
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Group of [women] Old Colonists : Sarah Jones Lavis
Sarah Jones Lavis, 1833-1907; nee Cox, married John Lavis. Arrived in South Australia in May 1840 on board the ship the "Eliza". Resided in Adelaide.
Evelyn, Laurie, and George Jones
PORTRAIT: Three children thought to be, left to right: Evelyn, Laurie and George Lindsay Jones.
Jones' School, Mt. Barker
Jones' School, Hawthorn Street, Mt. Barker. Originally called Temperance Hall, first used as a school by James Howie who was followed by Philip William Jones. The school children can be seen lined up outside the school. The teachers stand in the doorway and girls on the right, boys on the left. Philip William Jones was born in 1851, obtained his qualifications in 1871 and resigned in 1889.
Mr and Mrs Pegleg Jones
Mr and Mrs Pegleg Jones, possibly from a whaling family residing near Victor Harbor. Mr Jones' wooden leg is visible.
Body of George Lindsay Jones, Geologist
The body of G.L. Jones, Photographer and Geologist with the Calvert Expedition as it was found in the desert. Lawrence Allen Wells report of finding the bodies of Jones and Charles Wells states, " I at once recognised Charles by his beard and features, the skin having dried on face and body. He lay under a desert gumtree, where had been erected a fly for shade. On top of sandridge, about one chain westerly remains George Jones found. Body evidently covered with sand by Charles, who had gone other tree to await death himself." Observer 12 June 1897 pg.29.
W. Jones
Photograph of Mr and Mrs Jones sitting in the studio in Mount Gambier in 1941. Mrs Jones is wearing a dark dress with a necklace of gilded shells and pearls. Mr Jones is wearing a woollen three-piece suit.
David Jones under construction, workers on girders
Sketch of Hansen & Yuncken workers onsite at the David Jones construction in Adelaide, working from girders. Includes a sketch of the David Jones sign with colour notes for planning colours. Listed as No.533 'David Jones #1' in Mervyn's catalogue of works.
King William Street
King William Street, West Side, right side of Jone's premises is 37 yards north of Waymouth Street. Three businesses can be seen in this photograph: at number 87 stands the single storey building of The Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society Limited. At number 85 stands the two storey building of H Jones Photographer. At number 81 stands DW Melvin auctioneer and valuator.
Model T-Ford
Model T-Ford with Grandma Crush, Elizabeth Jones and mother Jones.
William Cardigan Jones
PORTRAIT: Studio view of William Cardigan Jones (left) and another unidentified man; William Jones was a journalist for the Adelaide newspaper the 'Observer'.
The Jones family of 'Bletchley'
Family group is possibly that of David and Mary Jones of 'Bletchley', Bordertown, with their nine children photographed about 1868. Though part of the background appears to be from a photographic studio, the scene was taken outside. Mrs Jones and three of her daughters are wearing plaid dresses.
B. Jones
Photograph of Mrs Jones and her son and daughter. The boy is about fourteen years old and is wearing a suit and jumper. The girl is about nine years old and is wearing a puffed sleeved dress with a bolero. Mrs Jones is wearing a plain dress with pintucks and lace flowers around the neckline.