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Davie family portrait [PRG 1643/1/1] • Photograph

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Summary

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.

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Physical description

1 photograph : black and white ; 6.1 x 10.2 cm

Dates / Publication details

Approximately 1870

Collection

Part of Cameron Family Collection

Subject

Davie, Samuel, 1827-1904
Davie, Caroline, 1834-1911
Davie, Anne Elizabeth, 1853-1923
Davie, Emma Louise, 1854-1933
Cameron, Charlotte Eliza, 1857-1950
Davie, Miriam Sarah Ann, 1859-1925
Davie, Thomas Samuel, 1862-1944
Davie, Henry Hardy, 1865-1939
Davie, Caroline Latham, 1870-1952
Families -- South Australia

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Historical information

Samuel Davie (1827-1904), son of John Legerton Davie and Elizabeth (1790-1865), born in England, married Caroline Brandis (1834-1911), daughter of Thomas Walker Brandis and Eliza (nee Latham) in 1852, and together had eight children: Anne Elizabeth (1853-1923), twins Mary Ann (1854-1854) and Emma Louise (1854-1933), Charlotte Eliza (1857-1950) who married James Cameron in 1880, Miriam Sarah Ann (1859-1925), Thomas Samuel (1862-1944), Henry Hardy (1865-1939), and Caroline Latham (1870-). Samuel Davie was a pioneer school teacher at McLaren Vale, Salisbury, Tungkillo and Stirling East.

Digitisation information

Date

19/01/2015

Format

image/tiff

Resolution

5,803 x 3,597 pixels (20.9 MP)

Size

62.64 MB

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