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Poem by Dean Russell. [PRG 1753/7/4] • Mixed material

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Summary

'Poem composed by Dean Russell and sent to me, Oct 16th 1878'. The poem is titled 'Sunrise at Edithburgh' dated 16 October 1878, and signed 'A.R.' The poem was sent to Ellie Wurm by 'Dean Russell', thought to be Alexander Russell, incumbent of St Paul's, Pultney Street, and Dean of Cathedral Church, Adelaide from 1869. He published two volumes of poetry, 'The Seeker' (1881) and 'Voices of Doubt' (1884).

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Physical description

Manuscripts
handwritten
typed
Photographs (print)
black and white
Ephemera (cards, invitations)
0.5 cm.

Dates / Publication details

1878

Creator

Wurm (Family

Subject

Wurm, Louis Friedrich, 1833-1910
Wurm, Julia, c1837-1912
Wurm, Frederick Henry, 1865-1938
Wurm, Louis, 1862-1904
Yeo, Elizabeth Julia, 1860-1948
Yeo, Richard Curtis, 1852-1903
Yeo, Lindley Walter, 1894-1966
Wurm (Family)
St. Augustine's Church (Unley, S.A.).

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Historical information

Mrs. Julia Wurm (nee Crush) (c.1837-1912) came to South Australia from Brentwood, Essex, England in the 'Calcutta' in 1849. Her husband, Louis F. Wurm (1833-December 1910), was a shipping agent, wheat-buyer, store-keeper, and builder at Stansbury. Port Julia on the east coast of the Yorke Peninsula is named after Julia Wurm. They were married on 28 May 1859 and had eight children: Elizabeth Julia (Ellie) (1860-1948), Ludwig (later Louis) (1862-1904), Frederick Henry (1865-1938), Gertrude Mary (1867-), Gustav Adolph (1869-), Walter Charles (1872-), Alfred Ernest (1877-), and Mabel Josephine (1883-1918). Their eldest daughter, Ellie, married Richard Curtis Yeo (1852-1903), bank manager at Yongala, in 1881. They had three children: Minnie Annette (1882-), Frederick Haydon Curtis (1884-1963), and Lindley Wilton (or Lindley Walter) (1894-1966), known as 'Wally', who enlisted with the AIF, No.3329 Pte. L.W. Yeo, and served on the Western Front during the First World War.

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Date

22/11/2019

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5,910 x 3,366 pixels (19.9 MP)

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