PEOPLE: forest SERIES 1
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18 February 1905 Insert 5 Governor General, Sir Gerald Strickland, inspecting Forest School at Black River |
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25 February 1905 Insert 3 Residence of J L Waters at Forest |
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18 March 1905 Insert 5 Messrs Stokes and Mealey’s new thrashing plant at South Road, Forest |
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18 March 1905 Insert 5 A day out on T Haywood’s selection at the upper portion of South Road, Forest |
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15 December 1906 Insert 3 Forest State School with head teacher J S Morgan |
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4 November 1905 Insert 4 Ollington-Billings wedding group. Note: The marriage was between Albert James Ollington and Ada Bilson, which took place at William Ollington’s residence at Forest on 23 August 1905. |
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4 November 1905 Insert 4 Residence of William Ollington, Circular Head, with bridal party including relations. Note: The marriage was between Albert James Ollington and Ada Bilson, which took place at William Ollington’s residence at Forest on 23 August 1905. Mary Lucas can be seen standing third from left together with her husband, William Ollington, and father, William Lucas, to the right. The property was the former home of John Poke and Ann Siggs, although the house may not have been the same. |
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4 November 1905 Insert 4 Four generations at the residence of William Ollington at Forest. From left to right: William Lucas aged 82 arrived at Circular Head in 1846 and has resided there since, his grandson, William Ollington’s daughter, Mary Louisa Lucas, with Ada Beatrice Ollington at the back with her son, Percy Randolph John, at the front. Note: The property was the former home of John Poke and Ann Siggs, although the house may not have been the same. |
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12 September 1912 Insert 4 Recently deceased T J B King of Forest, a northwestern pioneer |
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4 December 1913 Insert 4 Recently deceased W Haywood, an old and respected resident of the Forest |
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25 June 1914 Insert 2 Parliamentary trip to Tasmania’s northwest where a large area of good country awaits development. The Premier John Earle is seen here addressing school children at Forest. |
