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Portrait of Ross Smith

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1918, Photograph, PRG 18/4/12

Portrait of Ross Smith in Air Force uniform. Photograph taken by Anglo-Swiss Photo-Studio, Cairo.

Portrait of Keith Smith, Royal Flying Corps

Smith, Keith MacPherson, Sir, 1917, Photograph, PRG 18/5/1

Studio portrait of Keith Smith in Royal Flying Corps uniform.

Mercy Wills

Taylor, James, 1866, Photograph, PRG 1741/1/1

Carte de visite portrait photograph of Mercy Wills (1833-1912). She and her sister Ellen Matilda Wills were passengers on the 'City of Adelaide' that arrived at Semaphore in 1865.

Portrait of Keith Smith, Royal Flying Corps

Smith, Keith MacPherson, Sir, c. 1917, Photograph, PRG 18/5/10

Signed studio portrait of Keith Smith in Royal Flying Corps uniform.

Portrait of Keith Smith, Royal Flying Corps

Smith, Keith MacPherson, Sir, 1917, Photograph, PRG 18/5/11

Studio portrait of Keith Smith in Royal Flying Corps flight uniform, including coat, scarfe, fur cap and goggles.

Group portrait of Keith Smith and airmen

Smith, Keith MacPherson, Sir, 1917, Photograph, PRG 18/5/12

Group portrait of Keith Smith (foreground, centre) with four other airmen from the Royal Flying Corps.

Unidentified children

Duryea, c. 1900, Photograph, PRG 1741/2/18

Studio portrait photograph of a group of young children, 1 girl and 3 boys, who are possibly part of the Johns and Bolt families.

Unidentified children

McNeills, c. 1905, Photograph, PRG 1741/2/25

Studio portrait photograph of a group of young children, 1 boy and 2 girls, who are possibly part of the Johns and Bolt families.

Unidentified woman

Thelma, c. 1910, Photograph, PRG 1741/2/27

Studio portrait photograph of a young woman, possibly a member of the Johns and Bolt families.

Unidentified women

McNeills, c. 1905, Photograph, PRG 1741/2/29

Studio portrait photograph of two women in long white dresses. The women are possibly from the Johns or Bolt families.

Group portrait of Ross Smith and officials at Government House, Calcutta

Smith, Keith MacPherson, Sir, 1919, Photograph, PRG 18/6/7

Group portrait taken at Government House, Calcutta at the house party, January 1919. Left to right: (sitting) Sir Frank Sly, Lord Southborough, Lady Munro, The Governor (Lord Ronaldshay), Miss Graham, The Commander in Chief (Sir Charles Munro), and the Maharaja of Sikkim; (middle) Captain Lyons (A.D.C.), Mr Clauson, Major Sands, Major Muir, Major Macartney, Mr Hailey, Major-General Scott, Mr Campbell, and Risalda Faiz Muhuad Khan (A.D.C.); (back row) Ross Smith, Captain Hyde (A.D.C.), Captain Haskett-Smith (A.D.C.), Mr Wilkinson, Captain Bridges, Captain Troutbeck, and Captain Vaux.

Mollie & Nancie Depledge

Sladdin, R. S., c. 1928, Photograph, B 77201

Studio portrait photograph of twin girls Mollie and Nancie Depledge. They were born 1 September 1925. Nancie married Victor Carpenter in 1957, and died in 1976. They were daughters of Amy Mignanette Burgess and Andrew Alfred Depledge, and granddaughters of Annie Sarah Emma Burgess (nee Mudge). Their great grandparents John and Ann Mudge lived for many years at Wallaroo. John Mudge was born at sea off the St Jago Islands. His family settled at Noarlunga, and he married Ann Stimson, the sister of Charlotte Depledge (nee Stimson).

James Walter Depledge

Hammer & Co., c. 1914, Photograph, B 77202/1

Studio portrait photograph of James Walter Depledge (Born 11 June 1886, died 17 September 1942). Known as 'Walter', his service number was 21471 and had the rank of Private. He last served with the 'Sea Transport Staff'. He was the son of William and Charlotte Depledge, and uncle of Mollie and Nancie Depledge.

James Walter Depledge

Hammer & Co., c. 1914, Photograph, B 77202/2

Studio portrait photograph of James Walter Depledge (Born 11 June 1886, died 17 September 1942). Known as 'Walter', his service number was 21471 and had the rank of Private. He last served with the 'Sea Transport Staff'. He was the son of William and Charlotte Depledge, and uncle of Mollie and Nancie Depledge.

William Depledge

Thelma (Firm), c. 1910, Photograph, B 77203

Studio portrait photograph of William Depledge (1842-1926), who married Charlotte Stimson (1852-1925) in 1873. In 1891 he purchased 'Marine Farm', sections 3 and 4, Hundred of Encounter Bay, and later owned by his grandsons, the Carpenter brothers. His son Alfred Depledge re-named the property 'Ralganalg' based on information given to him by the local Aboriginal man, Mansell Tripp. William and Charlotte Depledge had the children Mary (died in infancy), Ann, William, George, Walter, Clara, Ett, and Alfred.

Jane Jagger (nee Depledge)

Thelma (Firm), c. 1880, Photograph, B 77204

Portrait photograph of Jane Jagger (nee Depledge) (1813-1891), who was a single mother of two sons, William (1842-1926) and James (1845-1919). She married the widower Matthew Jagger, who had settled at Encounter Bay with his first wife and family in 1839, when he was on a return visit to England. The family returned to South Australia on the 'Mermaid', to Melbourne (circa 1855) and settled at Encounter Bay, on the Western side of the Bluff. Her son William Depledge married Charlotte Stimson in 1883.

Annie Sarah Emma Burgess (nee Mudge)

Fruhling Studio, c. 1910, Photograph, B 77205

Studio portrait photograph of Annie Sarah Emma Burgess (nee Mudge), daughter of John and Ann Mudge. Her daughter Amy Mignanette Burgess married her distant cousin, Andrew Alfred Depledge, and their children were Geoff, and twins Nancie and Mollie Depledge.

Charlotte Eliza Depledge (nee Stimson)

Fruhling Studio, c. 1910, Photograph, B 77206

Studio portrait photograph of Charlotte Eliza Depledge (nee Stimson), wife of William Depledge. They married in 1873 and lived on 'Marine Farm', in the Hundred of Encounter Bay. Their children were Mary (died in infancy), Ann, William, George, Walter, Clara, Etta, and Alfred.