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 | "With the All Blacks in Australia"
E. A. Bellis (Wanganui Rep.) Photo by Monte Luke, Sydney
[Free Lance 21 Aug 1920]
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 | 'Tarnagulla', 2 Glenurquhart Road, Inverness (now a bed and breakfast called Scorrybreac House)
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 | - Clark m Georgina Smith
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 | - Williams, husband of Florence Crawford taken on honeymoon
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 | 1 and 3 Merryton Crescent, Nairn. Modern ~2024 photo. Neil and Jean Mathieson lived at no. 3 in the front (from around 1957)
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 | 11th Duke of Bedford
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 | 1862 Plan of Kyneton showing sections owned by William Donnelly and his wife Rose Belliss, behind the site of what is now the Kyneton Athenaeum (Baynton Street at top and Simpson Street at bottom of the view) State Library of Victoria:
Kyneton, parishes of Kyneton & Lauriston, County of Dalhousie [cartographic material] / John Wrigglesworth, Assist. Surveyor ; lithographed at the Department of Lands and Survey Melbourne, 6th Feb 1862, by R. S.
Author / Creator Victoria. Department of Crown Lands and Survey
Publisher Melbourne : Dept. of Lands and Survey
Date 1862.
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 | 1928 Plymouth Sedan - presumably same model as the one Vic O'D bought in Timaru in early 1929 (see receipt)
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 | 2 Merrion Square (North) built for Thomas Keating in 1762 https://www.buildingsofireland.ie/buildings-search/building/50100349/american-college-dublin-2-merrion-square-north-dublin-2-dublin#gallery-1
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 | 2/23 Waterloo Road, Howick, Auckland - retirement home of Maurice and Barbara 3 bedroom townhouse central to the village. 2024 Harcourts photo https://harcourts.net/nz/office/howick/listing/ho7794-2-23-waterloo-street-howick-auckland-2014
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 | 2/23 Waterloo Road, Howick, Auckland - retirement home of Maurice and Barbara. 3 bedroom townhouse central to the village. 2024 Harcourts photo https://harcourts.net/nz/office/howick/listing/ho7794-2-23-waterloo-street-howick-auckland-2014
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 | 2022 Grave marker - Port Chalmers (Old) Cemetery (courtesy Julie Cadzow)
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 | 2022 Grave marker - Port Chalmers (Old) Cemetery (courtesy Julie Cadzow)
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 | 25 Highgate, Dunedin home of William and Leonie Dawson. Isabel lived and worked here before Feb 1928, the month the Dawsons sold and Isabel went with then to Nelson.
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 | 28 July 1809: Battle of Talavera in the Peninsular War by E. Walker
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 | 28 Pembroke Street upper, Dublin where Louisa Symes died in 1912 https://www.buildingsofireland.ie/buildings-search/building/50930284/28-pembroke-street-upper-dublin-2-dublin (includes more photos)
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 | 2nd Lieut. Frederick James Willson - son of James Willson - died of wounds at Amara, Iraq WW1
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 | 3 North Guildry Street, Elgin home of William M Grant c1878-1892
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 | 39 Union Street, Nairn (modern photo ~2024) - rear of house. Sited on a corner.
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 | 39 Union Street, Nairn (modern photo ~2024). Neil and Jean Mathieson moved to Nairn c 1948-49 in Neil's retirement to join married daughter Betty Grant
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 | 4 generations - Priscilla Lynn with daughter Jennie Grant, grandson Bill Grant and great grand-daughter Margaret Grant - taken in 1925
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 | 4 Sharp sisters - standing left Isabel, right Mag. Sitting left Mary (with baby) and right Jean. Taken perhaps c 1930. Looks like a picnic day.
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 | 4th Duke of Portland by Francis Grant RA
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 | 63rd Regiment at Niagara - early 1860s. Although William/James had deserted in 1857, I expect this was the style of uniform of the regiment when William/James was enlisted.
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 | 65 Moscow Road, Liverpool - home of the Hughes family in 1900 at time Gordon was born.
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 | 9 Acorn Street, Minster in Sheppey where the Lades were recorded as living in 1881 (current photo ex Google maps)
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 | A A C Reid-Taylor, ex Sherborne School Book of Remembrance for former pupils who died in the First World War, 1914-1918
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 | A de B Brandon
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 | A de B Brandon WW1
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 | A depiction of Brandon House, Manitoba c 1810 from https://electriccanadian.com/transport/hudsonbay/chapter48.htm
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 | A G Allen (courtesy Phillip Wylie)
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 | A Sergeant of the 42nd (Black watch) Regiment 1801. Whilst Robert was not a Sergeant, this is the basic uniform Robert would have worn. Detail from Philip James de Loutherbourg - The Battle of Alexandria, 21 March 1801
Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
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 | A sketch of a Bermuda convict of the 'Medway' hulk (the hulk on which James Campbell/William Sharp was housed).
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 | Abigail Hill, Baroness Masham
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 | Ackergill Tower near Wick - home of Sir William Dunbar of Hempriggs
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