GM02272
Dwyer and Mackay
Group portrait of Minister and teacher with girls all wearing different dresses typical of the era.
A Methodist group? L>R (seated) Myra, Francis and her sister Alice (Both married 'Stearns') both possesed fine voices as soloists in Methodist choirs. Myra later married Ernest Stearne, had a family of four - Don, Barrie, Lesley and James. Barrie and Lesley still reside in Esperance on Lake Warden farm. The' Stearnes Flats on the Esplanade c1930 (now the site of Bay of isles' luxury motel, near James St. jetty. Myra died 1950's, buried Esperance cemetery. Sister Alice died 2 - 3 years ago
live at 'Little Sisters of the Poor' to a great age.
Both related to Harry Eade of 'Cecil Browns' Hannan St.(Info 16/5/1988 Moya Tamblyn)
Medium Format: | 16.5x21.6 cm. / 6.5x8.5 inch |
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Medium: | Unknown B&W |
Keywords: | groupportraitministerteachergirlswearingdressestypicaleramethodistseatedmyrafrancissisteralicemarriedstearnspossesedfinevoicessoloistschoirserneststearnefamilydonbarrielesleyjamesresideesperancelakewardenfarmstearnesflatsesplanadesitebayislesluxurymotelstjettydiedburiedcemeteryyearsagolivesisterspoorgreatagerelatedharryeadececilbrownshannaninfomoyatamblyn |
Accession Number: | GMM2272/15 |
Registration Number: | GM02272 |
Location: | Kalgoorlie |
State: | WA W |
Creator: | J.J. Dwyer |
Original Legal Broker: | Museum of the Goldfields - MOG; Golden Mile Museum |
Cataloguer: | GM - Margery Goodall? |
Year Taken: | 1910 |
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