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Wedding of Hilda and Ike Puddy, Chinkford SA [PRG 1696/5/13] • Photograph

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Summary

Digital copy of a black and white photograph of Hilda Blanche Puddy (nee Frost) and Ike (Isaac) Horace Clatworthy Puddy on their wedding day, held at the Emmanuel Church, Chinkford, 3 February 1921.

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Physical description

1 photograph (digital copy) : black and white

Dates / Publication details

3 January 1921

Collections

Part of Portrait Collection
Part of Manoora Collection

Subject

Puddy, Hilda Blanche, 1888-1974
Puddy, Isaac Horace Clatworthy, 1885-1971
Weddings -- South Australia -- Manoora

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General notes

Part of a collection comprising digital copies of artefacts, diary and photographs relating to Ernest Arthur Frost's WWI service with the Third Australian Light Horse, and Frost family photographs.

Original not held.

Size of original 10.1 x 14.7 cm.

Historical information

The original 163 square mile pastoral lease known as Manoora Sheep Station was taken up by A.W.T. Grant. The Hundred of Manoora was declared in 1851, and the first town here was laid out in 1853 and called Chinkford, sometimes referred to as Chingford. Chinkford was one of the watering places on one of the three main bullock dray routes down from the Burra mine. With the opening of the railway line as far as Tarlee it was recognised that growth would occur near the railway, and the new town of Manoora was laid out in 1867. This was north of Chinkford and adjoined the proposed route of the railway line.

Digitisation information

Date

04/01/2017

Format

image/tiff

Resolution

5,400 x 3,745 pixels (20.2 MP)

Size

60.69 MB

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