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Chart showing the parents, children & grandchildren of
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Chart revised 9 June 2003
John Brunker (c1790 Rockcorry) & Mary Ann McGreavy (1815 Waterford)married 1830 Port Macquarie,
William Whyte (1808 Belfast) & Mary Ann McGreavy (1815 Waterford) married 1847 Newcastle
James Nixon Brunker (1832 Port Macquarie) & Elizabeth Weiss (1828 Tonga) married 1851 Sydney,
Margaret Brunker (1834 Newcastle) & William Philips (1830 Chester) married 1858 Sydney,
Mary Ann Brunker (1836 Newcastle) & Edward Bond married 1853 Newcastle
Second marriage of Mary Ann McGreavy:
William Henry WHYTE & Mary Ann BRUNKER 1847, Newcastle, NSW
Chart revised 2 Jan 2006
William Whyte (1849 Newcastle) & Catherine Boyd (1845 NSW) married 1872 Newcastle,
George Whyte (1851 Newcastle) & Louisa Ledgerwood (1853 NSW) married 1870 Newcastle,
Edward Whyte (1854 Newcastle) & Mary Hewson married 1875 Cooks Hill
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Some details about William Henry Whyte (1809-1876)
from Joe from E.T.W Fulton
May have had brothers:
(1) Ernest White, employed in J & L Brown's London Office 1870 to 1896 and died in Sydney in 1898. May have had sons Thomas & George White
(2) George White
(3) Sandy White. May have had son Sam.
from IGI
Children of George White (?and Margaret Graham)of Carnmoney, Belfast, Antrim:
Thomas (1802), Mary (1803), George (1805), Robert Hill (1808), William Henry (1809), Hannah (1814), Alexander (1816), Margaret (1818) & Selah (1820)
from NSW BMD
Alexander Whyte married 1851 to Bridget Murphy at St Mary, Sydney
son William H G White born 1855
Alexander Whyte, son George & Margaret, died 1856, Sydney
Bridget Whyte married 1858 to William Ward at Sydney
William White, son of Alexander & Bridget, died 1926 at Tingha
Ernest A White married 1868 to Margaret A Keddie at Sydney
Children of Ernest Augustus & Margaret Anderson White were:
Arthur E (1869 Ncle), Frederick V (1870 Ncle), Reginald Vere (1872 Ncle), Ethel M (1873 Ncle), Beatrice M (1875 Ncle), Amy Kathleen (1878 Sydney)
Ernest A White, son of George, died 1899 in Sydney
from UK 1881 census
Ernest A White & family at 79 Netherwood Rd, Mdx.
Ernest, 38, merchant, born Antrim
wife Margaret, 38, born NSW.
children Ethel, 7, Beatice,6, Amy, 3, born NSW
sons Arthur, Frederick & Reginald at school at Taplow, Bucks
from Greg & Michael LW
Sydney Free Press and Commercial Journal, 15 Jul 1841
Robert Wighton, William Henry Whyte & Robert Filling guilty of stealing cattle. Wighton father-in-law of Whyte. Whyte was a prisoner of the Crown.
from NSW BMD and Greg
William Whyte married Janet/Jessy Wighton in 1840 at Port Macquarie.
This man was convict on the "St Vincent" on 5 Jan 1837 with a calculated DOB of approx 1816
Mary Ann Barbara Whyte born 1841, dau of William & Jessey Whyte
brought up under the name of "Bridget" Wighton by maternal grandmother
Jessie White died 1841
from State Records NSW
William White (St Vincent 1837) Ticket of Leave Passport on recommendation of Newcastle Bench 14 Sep 1846
from Greg, and Archive Office NSW annotated indent 1837
Indent No 53. William White, age 22, read & write, protestant, single, no children, native of Belfast, merchant's clerk and travelling agent
Offence uttering forged notes, trial Roscommon 23 Feb 1836, sentance life, no former convictions
5 ft 8 in, fair complexion, hair black & curly, eyes chesnut
Particular marks or scars: lost canine tooth left side upper jaw, cross scar left cheek near nose, two pockpits over right eyebrow, two small moles outside right elbow.
NLA Aust Newpapers beta
"a modern and capacious edifice in Watt-street has been built by Mr. W. H. Whyte, for a butcher's shop and provision store."
15th November, 1849.
Details of early photographs
Click to see full photo. Feel free to save
from family photo album of Margaret Brunker passed to James Angus Philips (1860-1890) and to Irene Philips (1884-1968).
Most were not labelled, so if you know about any of these photos, please let me know. My identification is based on info from Irene Philips.
Some photos don't seem to fit the dates and may be copies of earlier photos (Sandy Barrie - photo historian).
The dates are from "The Mechanical Eye in Australia" Alan Davies and Peter Stanbury.
This is a work in progress
May have had brothers:
(1) Ernest White, employed in J & L Brown's London Office 1870 to 1896 and died in Sydney in 1898. May have had sons Thomas & George White
(2) George White
(3) Sandy White. May have had son Sam.
from IGI
Children of George White (?and Margaret Graham)of Carnmoney, Belfast, Antrim:
Thomas (1802), Mary (1803), George (1805), Robert Hill (1808), William Henry (1809), Hannah (1814), Alexander (1816), Margaret (1818) & Selah (1820)
from NSW BMD
Alexander Whyte married 1851 to Bridget Murphy at St Mary, Sydney
son William H G White born 1855
Alexander Whyte, son George & Margaret, died 1856, Sydney
Bridget Whyte married 1858 to William Ward at Sydney
William White, son of Alexander & Bridget, died 1926 at Tingha
Ernest A White married 1868 to Margaret A Keddie at Sydney
Children of Ernest Augustus & Margaret Anderson White were:
Arthur E (1869 Ncle), Frederick V (1870 Ncle), Reginald Vere (1872 Ncle), Ethel M (1873 Ncle), Beatrice M (1875 Ncle), Amy Kathleen (1878 Sydney)
Ernest A White, son of George, died 1899 in Sydney
from UK 1881 census
Ernest A White & family at 79 Netherwood Rd, Mdx.
Ernest, 38, merchant, born Antrim
wife Margaret, 38, born NSW.
children Ethel, 7, Beatice,6, Amy, 3, born NSW
sons Arthur, Frederick & Reginald at school at Taplow, Bucks
from Greg & Michael LW
Sydney Free Press and Commercial Journal, 15 Jul 1841
Robert Wighton, William Henry Whyte & Robert Filling guilty of stealing cattle. Wighton father-in-law of Whyte. Whyte was a prisoner of the Crown.
from NSW BMD and Greg
William Whyte married Janet/Jessy Wighton in 1840 at Port Macquarie.
This man was convict on the "St Vincent" on 5 Jan 1837 with a calculated DOB of approx 1816
Mary Ann Barbara Whyte born 1841, dau of William & Jessey Whyte
brought up under the name of "Bridget" Wighton by maternal grandmother
Jessie White died 1841
from State Records NSW
William White (St Vincent 1837) Ticket of Leave Passport on recommendation of Newcastle Bench 14 Sep 1846
from Greg, and Archive Office NSW annotated indent 1837
Indent No 53. William White, age 22, read & write, protestant, single, no children, native of Belfast, merchant's clerk and travelling agent
Offence uttering forged notes, trial Roscommon 23 Feb 1836, sentance life, no former convictions
5 ft 8 in, fair complexion, hair black & curly, eyes chesnut
Particular marks or scars: lost canine tooth left side upper jaw, cross scar left cheek near nose, two pockpits over right eyebrow, two small moles outside right elbow.
NLA Aust Newpapers beta
"a modern and capacious edifice in Watt-street has been built by Mr. W. H. Whyte, for a butcher's shop and provision store."
15th November, 1849.
Details of early photographs
Click to see full photo. Feel free to save
from family photo album of Margaret Brunker passed to James Angus Philips (1860-1890) and to Irene Philips (1884-1968).
Most were not labelled, so if you know about any of these photos, please let me know. My identification is based on info from Irene Philips.
Some photos don't seem to fit the dates and may be copies of earlier photos (Sandy Barrie - photo historian).
The dates are from "The Mechanical Eye in Australia" Alan Davies and Peter Stanbury.
This is a work in progress
Alexander Whyte married 1851 to Bridget Murphy at St Mary, Sydney
son William H G White born 1855
Alexander Whyte, son George & Margaret, died 1856, Sydney
Bridget Whyte married 1858 to William Ward at Sydney
William White, son of Alexander & Bridget, died 1926 at Tingha
Ernest A White married 1868 to Margaret A Keddie at Sydney
Children of Ernest Augustus & Margaret Anderson White were:
Arthur E (1869 Ncle), Frederick V (1870 Ncle), Reginald Vere (1872 Ncle), Ethel M (1873 Ncle), Beatrice M (1875 Ncle), Amy Kathleen (1878 Sydney)
Ernest A White, son of George, died 1899 in Sydney
from UK 1881 census
Ernest A White & family at 79 Netherwood Rd, Mdx.
Ernest, 38, merchant, born Antrim
wife Margaret, 38, born NSW.
children Ethel, 7, Beatice,6, Amy, 3, born NSW
sons Arthur, Frederick & Reginald at school at Taplow, Bucks
from Greg & Michael LW
Sydney Free Press and Commercial Journal, 15 Jul 1841
Robert Wighton, William Henry Whyte & Robert Filling guilty of stealing cattle. Wighton father-in-law of Whyte. Whyte was a prisoner of the Crown.
from NSW BMD and Greg
William Whyte married Janet/Jessy Wighton in 1840 at Port Macquarie.
This man was convict on the "St Vincent" on 5 Jan 1837 with a calculated DOB of approx 1816
Mary Ann Barbara Whyte born 1841, dau of William & Jessey Whyte
brought up under the name of "Bridget" Wighton by maternal grandmother
Jessie White died 1841
from State Records NSW
William White (St Vincent 1837) Ticket of Leave Passport on recommendation of Newcastle Bench 14 Sep 1846
from Greg, and Archive Office NSW annotated indent 1837
Indent No 53. William White, age 22, read & write, protestant, single, no children, native of Belfast, merchant's clerk and travelling agent
Offence uttering forged notes, trial Roscommon 23 Feb 1836, sentance life, no former convictions
5 ft 8 in, fair complexion, hair black & curly, eyes chesnut
Particular marks or scars: lost canine tooth left side upper jaw, cross scar left cheek near nose, two pockpits over right eyebrow, two small moles outside right elbow.
NLA Aust Newpapers beta
"a modern and capacious edifice in Watt-street has been built by Mr. W. H. Whyte, for a butcher's shop and provision store."
15th November, 1849.
Details of early photographs
Click to see full photo. Feel free to save
from family photo album of Margaret Brunker passed to James Angus Philips (1860-1890) and to Irene Philips (1884-1968).
Most were not labelled, so if you know about any of these photos, please let me know. My identification is based on info from Irene Philips.
Some photos don't seem to fit the dates and may be copies of earlier photos (Sandy Barrie - photo historian).
The dates are from "The Mechanical Eye in Australia" Alan Davies and Peter Stanbury.
This is a work in progress
Robert Wighton, William Henry Whyte & Robert Filling guilty of stealing cattle. Wighton father-in-law of Whyte. Whyte was a prisoner of the Crown.
from NSW BMD and Greg
William Whyte married Janet/Jessy Wighton in 1840 at Port Macquarie.
This man was convict on the "St Vincent" on 5 Jan 1837 with a calculated DOB of approx 1816
Mary Ann Barbara Whyte born 1841, dau of William & Jessey Whyte
brought up under the name of "Bridget" Wighton by maternal grandmother
Jessie White died 1841
from State Records NSW
William White (St Vincent 1837) Ticket of Leave Passport on recommendation of Newcastle Bench 14 Sep 1846
from Greg, and Archive Office NSW annotated indent 1837
Indent No 53. William White, age 22, read & write, protestant, single, no children, native of Belfast, merchant's clerk and travelling agent
Offence uttering forged notes, trial Roscommon 23 Feb 1836, sentance life, no former convictions
5 ft 8 in, fair complexion, hair black & curly, eyes chesnut
Particular marks or scars: lost canine tooth left side upper jaw, cross scar left cheek near nose, two pockpits over right eyebrow, two small moles outside right elbow.
NLA Aust Newpapers beta
"a modern and capacious edifice in Watt-street has been built by Mr. W. H. Whyte, for a butcher's shop and provision store."
15th November, 1849.
Details of early photographs
Click to see full photo. Feel free to save
from family photo album of Margaret Brunker passed to James Angus Philips (1860-1890) and to Irene Philips (1884-1968).
Most were not labelled, so if you know about any of these photos, please let me know. My identification is based on info from Irene Philips.
Some photos don't seem to fit the dates and may be copies of earlier photos (Sandy Barrie - photo historian).
The dates are from "The Mechanical Eye in Australia" Alan Davies and Peter Stanbury.
This is a work in progress
William White (St Vincent 1837) Ticket of Leave Passport on recommendation of Newcastle Bench 14 Sep 1846
from Greg, and Archive Office NSW annotated indent 1837
Indent No 53. William White, age 22, read & write, protestant, single, no children, native of Belfast, merchant's clerk and travelling agent
Offence uttering forged notes, trial Roscommon 23 Feb 1836, sentance life, no former convictions
5 ft 8 in, fair complexion, hair black & curly, eyes chesnut
Particular marks or scars: lost canine tooth left side upper jaw, cross scar left cheek near nose, two pockpits over right eyebrow, two small moles outside right elbow.
NLA Aust Newpapers beta
"a modern and capacious edifice in Watt-street has been built by Mr. W. H. Whyte, for a butcher's shop and provision store."
15th November, 1849.
Details of early photographs
Click to see full photo. Feel free to save
from family photo album of Margaret Brunker passed to James Angus Philips (1860-1890) and to Irene Philips (1884-1968).
Most were not labelled, so if you know about any of these photos, please let me know. My identification is based on info from Irene Philips.
Some photos don't seem to fit the dates and may be copies of earlier photos (Sandy Barrie - photo historian).
The dates are from "The Mechanical Eye in Australia" Alan Davies and Peter Stanbury.
This is a work in progress
Click to see full photo. Feel free to save
from family photo album of Margaret Brunker passed to James Angus Philips (1860-1890) and to Irene Philips (1884-1968).
Most were not labelled, so if you know about any of these photos, please let me know. My identification is based on info from Irene Philips.
Some photos don't seem to fit the dates and may be copies of earlier photos (Sandy Barrie - photo historian).
The dates are from "The Mechanical Eye in Australia" Alan Davies and Peter Stanbury.
This is a work in progress
Most were not labelled, so if you know about any of these photos, please let me know. My identification is based on info from Irene Philips.
Some photos don't seem to fit the dates and may be copies of earlier photos (Sandy Barrie - photo historian).
The dates are from "The Mechanical Eye in Australia" Alan Davies and Peter Stanbury.
?Margaret Tynan (c1796-1865)
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?Margaret Tynan (c1796-1865)
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A Tronier, 410 George St, Sydney
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Glass with hand colouring
?ambrotype
?c1855
Mary Ann McGreavy (1815-1877)
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Mary Ann McGreavy (1815-1877)
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Mary Ann McGreavy (1815-1877)
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?William Whyte (1809-1876)
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?William Whyte (1809-1876)
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William Henry Whyte (1809-1876)
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Unknown
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Brunker grave
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Inscription on Brunker grave (near side)
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Cockfighters Creek, NSW
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James Nixon Brunker & family
James Nixon Brunker (1832-1910)
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James Nixon Brunker (1832-1910)
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James Nixon Brunker (1832-1910)
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Unknown man
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Unknown man
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James Nixon Brunker (1832-1910)
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Elizabeth Weiss (1828-1916)
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James Brunker as acting Premier
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John von Mangerhousen Weiss (1799-1872)
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John von Mangerhousen Weiss
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John von Mangerhousen Weiss
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Grave of John von Mangerhousen Weiss
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James Nixon Brunker's home
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Home of James Nixon Brunker
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Home of James Nixon Brunker
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Mary Ann Elizabeth Brunker (1857-1945)
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Mary Ann Elizabeth Brunker (1857-1945)
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Mary Ann Elizabeth Brunker (1857-1945)
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Mary Ann Elizabeth Brunker (1857-1945)
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Mary Ann Elizabeth Brunker (1857-1945)
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Mary Ann Elizabeth Brunker (1857-1945)
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Mary Ann Elizabeth Brunker (1857-1945)
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Unknown
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Brunker baby
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Brunker boy (1)
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Brunker boy (2)
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Frederick Brunker (1853-1897)
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James Henry Brunker |
Fanny Maria Falkiner (1859-1932)
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?Elsie Brunker (1879-
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Brunker baby
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Brunker baby
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George Brunker (1859-1936)
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George Brunker (1859-1936)
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Edith Carter (1871-1929)
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Unknown Brunker child
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Unknown Brunker child
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Margaret Brunker & family
Margaret Brunker (1832-1869)
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Margaret Brunker (1832-1869)
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Margaret Brunker (1834-1869)
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Margaret Brunker's house
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William Philips (1829-1872)
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William Philips (1829-1872)
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Letter to Jem (age 11)
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Letter to Jem (age 11)
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James Angus Philips (1860-1890)
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James Angus Philips (1860-1890)
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James Angus Philips (1860-1890)
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James Angus Philips (1860-1890)
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?copy of earlier photo
Mary Ann Brunker (1836-1857)
?Mary Ann Brunker (1836-1857)
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"This image to me appears to be older than it possibly is. It may be a copy of an earlier photos. Or the photographer could have been very poor quality when he started out in business. Best guess. As close to the 1873 as possible".
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Bond-Brunker Marriage notice
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Mary Ann Brunker (1836-1857)
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Elegy printed on silk & framed
1857
Whyte boys
Unknown Whyte boy
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Unknown Whyte boy
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Unknown Whyte boy
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William Henry Whyte (Jnr)& family
William Henry Whyte (1849-1901)
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Kate Boyd (1845-1915)
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Violet Whyte (1878-1927)
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Violet Whyte (1878-1927)
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Edward James Bond Whyte & family
Edward James Bond Whyte (1854-1887)
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Mary Denny Hewson (1857-1891)
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Ida Whyte (1880-1972)
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Linda Whyte (1885-1970)
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Some unidentified early photos
Please let me know if you recognise any of these people, have seen the photo before, or even if you just have a hunch!
Unknown 1
from John L |
Unknown 2
from John L |
Unknown 3
photographer unknown
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Unknown 4
photographer unknown
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Unknown 5
Freeman Bros, Sydney
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Unknown 6
Henry Goodes, Sydney
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Unknown 7
Anson & Francis, Adelaide
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Unknown 8
Elijah Hart, West Maitland
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Unknown 9
Elijah Hart, West Maitland
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Unknown 10
Davies & Co, Melbourne
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Unknown 11
Davies & Co, Melbourne
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Unknown 12
Davies & Co, Melbourne
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Unknown 13
Oswald Allen, Sydney
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Unknown 14
John T Gorus, Sydney
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Unknown 15
A Smithers, Newcastle
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Unknown 16
A Smithers, Newcastle
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Unknown 17
A Smithers, Newcastle
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