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Emily Elizabeth Davey.
Digital copy of a portrait of Emily Elizabeth Davey, who arrived on the 'SS Austral' as one of the five servants travelling with the Buxton family. Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton took up the post as Governor in October 1895, bringing with him five servants: John Chilvers, aged 23 (first footman), John Fidgett, aged 20(?) (footman), Ellen Crowe, aged 68 (nurse), Lina Merlach, aged 44 (lady's maid) and Emily Davey, aged 28 (lady's maid?). Emily Elizabeth Davey was born in London in 1867; and returned to London on the 'Bungaree' on 2 August 1897, along with John Chilvers, whom she married on their arrival in England. The photo was taken during the time she was working for the Governor of Australia at Government House, Adelaide.
Emily Elizabeth Davey.
Digital copy of a portrait of Emily Elizabeth Davey, who arrived on the 'SS Austral' as one of the five servants travelling with the Buxton family. Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton took up the post as Governor in October 1895, bringing with him five servants: John Chilvers, aged 23 (first footman), John Fidgett, aged 20(?) (footman), Ellen Crowe, aged 68 (nurse), Lina Merlach, aged 44 (lady's maid) and Emily Davey, aged 28 (lady's maid?). Emily Elizabeth Davey was born in London in 1867; and returned to London on the 'Bungaree' on 2 August 1897, along with John Chilvers, whom she married on their arrival in England. The photo was taken during the time she was working for the Governor of Australia at Government House, Adelaide.
Portrait of an unidentified woman
Painted portrait of an unidentified woman, seated, wearing a blue dress with pagoda sleeves, lace collar and cuffs. In the background are a red curtain and vase of flowers on a mantelpiece. Possibly a member of the Short family. Initials, possibly 'P.S.W.', are painted in the bottom left corner.
Davie family portrait
Family portrait, presumed to be the Davie family, standing outside their home, possibly in Stirling. If this is the Davie family, then possible names, left to right, are: Thomas Samuel, Henry Hardy, Caroline Davie (nee Brandis) seated, holding baby Caroline Latham, Samuel Davie, unknown, Anne Elizabeth, Emma Louise, Charlotte Eliza, and Miriam Sarah Ann. Handwritten on the back: 'X when I was 13 Margaret dear. Have a good laugh. Was I not prim', and X is marked under the girl second from the right, thought to be Charlotte Eliza Cameron writing to her granddaughter Margaret Phylis Cameron.
Portrait of Sally
Studio portrait of Sally, reading a book and standing by a pedestal, wearing a white lace dress with elbow-length sleeves. She is wearing a headband and her hair is pulled into a bun. Written on back: 'To Dave with kind regards from Sally, October 29th 1915. This was taken in December 1914.'
John Henry Smyth-Blood
Quarter plate studio portrait of John Henry Smyth-Blood. He has a full beard and moustache and is seated and wearing a coat and embroidered fez style hat.
Lameroo tennis club group portrait
Group portrait printed on a postcard of the Lameroo tennis club, with members wearing hats and many holding tennis rackets. The woman at the front, right, is seated next to a pram with a baby lying inside. At the back of the group on the right is a boy seated on a horse, and on the far left is a young man standing next to a horse in harness. Written on back of postcard, addressed to Mrs J. Cameron, Cambridge Terrace, Unley: 'Dear Mother, Have only time for a P.C. this morning. Rain spoilt the [?] again, just my luck; only a few there but [?] more than at the last one as the expenses were not so heavy. Thank you very much for the prizes, they were just the thing, you couldn't have done better. The [?] first were won by a brother + sister Mr and Miss Critchley and the bookies. Lulu and Ralph Kakh. A lovely day today of course the 'day after' always is good. Love to Ray and plenty for yourself. Ken.' The postcard was written by Kenneth Cameron to his mother Charlotte Eliza Cameron (nee Davie) and sent from Lameroo, South Australia.
Wedding portrait of Bill Embery and Hazel Tonkin
Wedding portrait of Bill Embery, in soldiers uniform, and his bride Hazel Tonkin. Hazel's white dress has short sleeves and a long train. She is wearing elbow-length gloves and holding a bouquet. She has a pearl necklace and a wreath of flowers in her hair, attached to her veil. They were married at Moonta Methodist Church on 2 September 1944, by Rev. C. Smith. Inscription on inside cover reads: 'To Marg, with love from Hazel and Bill, 1944'. Given by Hazel to her friend Margaret Phylis Cameron.
J. A. Shearer with his model horse-drawn plough
Gelatin silver cabinet card portrait of the inventor John Alexander Shearer (1877-1933), wearing a three-piece suit and a loose tie and broad-brimmed hat. He is holding a hammer in his right hand and is seated on a stool next to a wooden three-legged table which holds his model for a horse-drawn plough. The sign above the model reads: 'J.A. Shearer Maker/ Model Plough'. Photograph by E.W. Marchant and Son, Petersburg and Jamestown.
Dr. John Corbin
Portrait photograph of Dr. John Corbin (1878-1930), son of Dr. T.W. Corbin and Laura Mary Louisa Corbin (nee Hardy). Dr. Corbin was a notable S.A. medical practitioner in the early 20th Century, who also served at Gallipoli and at the Northern Front in France during World War I.
Mrs. Stephenson
Portrait photograph of Mrs. Stephenson who was the mother of Keith Stephenson, husband of May Stephenson (nee Featherston).
May Stephenson (nee Featherston)
Portrait photograph of May Stephenson (nee Featherston), sitting at a table. She married Keith Stephenson after 1920.
Studio photograph of Len Elleway in army uniform
Studio portrait of Lionel Leonard Elleway in army uniform taken in South Australia during World War 1. Hand written on the back: Len Elleway. Photographers stamp: Mora Adelaide. See also SRG 76/1/2956 Papers relating to No. 1909, Private L. L. Elleway, 48th Battalion.
Studio photograph of Sydney Pengelley in army uniform
Studio portrait of Sydney Pengelley in army uniform taken in South Australia during World War 1. Handwritten message on the back: Miss Allen, With kind regards from Syd Pengelley, Meningie, June 11th 1916. Photographers stamp: Geo. A. Rogers, 180 Rundle St., Adelaide.
May Featherston
Portrait photograph of May Featherston (later Stephenson), when she was a young child.
Vallis Stephenson
Portrait photograph of Vallis May Stephenson as a baby, daughter of Keith and May Stephenson(nee Featherston). She attended Norwood High School and the family resided in the Ashton/Uradila area. She married Walter Murray Kitto on 5 May 1956.
Mr. Stephenson.
Portrait photograph of Mr. Stephenson who was the father of Keith Stephenson, husband of May Stephenson (nee Featherston).
May Featherston (later Stephenson)
Portrait photograph of May Featherston (later Stephenson) when she was a young child.
Keith and May Stephenson (nee Featherston)
Wedding portrait photograph of Keith and May Stephenson (nee Featherston). They were married after 1920.
Woman
Portrait photograph of a woman, possibly Annie Dodd, the mother of Cuthbert Cameron Mackenzie.
Australian soldier
Portrait photograph of an unidentified Australian serviceman in uniform.
Cuthbert Cameron Mackenzie
Portrait photograph of Cuthbert Cameron Mackenzie in Army uniform prior to going to France.
Cuthbert Cameron Mackenzie
Portrait photograph of Cuthbert Cameron Mackenzie (seated) with George Donahue (standing) in Army uniform.
Dr. John Corbin
Portrait photograph of Dr. John Corbin (1878-1930), son of Dr. T.W. Corbin and Laura Mary Louisa Corbin (nee Hardy). Dr. Corbin was a notable S.A. medical practitioner in the early 20th Century, who also served at Gallipoli and at the Northern Front in France during World War I.
Katherine Ann (Sue) Corbin
Portrait photograph of a young Katherine Ann (Sue) Corbin (1920-2003). She is the daughter of John and Margaret Corbin of Brougham Place, North Adelaide.
Frederick Charles Bromley
Portrait photograph of Frederick Charles Bromley (1887-1953), sitting down at a desk.
Ryan, John Phillip
Australian Army soldier portrait and photograph of the grave site in Villers-Bretonneax of Private John Phillip Ryan.
Portrait photograph of author Christine Harris
Christine Harris, South Australian author of books for children and young adults.
Group portrait of soldiers
Group portrait of eleven Australian troops standing with a woman and some of the local population outside a brick building. Possibly in Egypt.
Portrait of soldier Glen
Photographic studio portrait of an unknown Australian soldier in uniform. The patch on his left shoulder has an Anzac letter 'A', denoting service at Gallipoli. Handwritten on back: 'For Dick and May. This is Glen'. Stamp on back: 'I.D.L. LTD [?] Photographers, 284 Edgware RD, W.2'.