Hood Family with Annie Alberts

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Accession[1976.0013] Consolidated Records of the Strathfieldsaye EstatePart of ItemRamahyuck Mission Station AlbumIdentifierUMA-ITE-1976001300111Extentnot specifiedScope and ContentCollin Hood (c1836-1914) a Djabwurung man, stockman and renowned Aboriginal leader, standing, and Helen Rivers (nee Johnson) a Kurnai woman, far right holding child, who married at Lake Tyers17 March 1898.

See: http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/hood-collin-12988 See also item: 1976.0013.00114
Annie Alberts (nee Harrison) a Wotjoballuk woman seated on far left. Pepper (1985) p.310.
See also items 1976.0013.00107; 1976.0013.00109; 1976.0013.00114; 1976.0013.00117.
Copy also in the State Library of Victoria (H31878 a15175) http://search.slv.vic.gov.au/MAIN:Everything:SLV_VOYAGER1707627

These photographs have been published with the expressed intent of making Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) cultural heritage held at UMA, known and available to families and communities for reclamation. In its role of collecting and caring for cultural heritage, UMA recognises that it has a duty to the persons in the photograph, their descents and to facilitate connections to culture and kin. To date (July 2018) the descriptions of these photographs have based on current published resources, which can sometimes have contradictory information concerning dates, names or places. UMA has attempted to represent these differences, where they occur, rather than determining which is correct. We greatly welcome all feedback and comments about improving the current descriptions, as well as including family and community perspectives. Larger digital images can be requested via our reference services (there is no fee, except if you are seeking a higher resolution copy than we currently have) contact: archives@archives.unimelb.edu.au Original photographs may be requested and viewed via archives@archives.unimelb.edu.au

TINDALE TRIBES:
Wotjoballuk alt spelling of Wotjobaluk http://archives.samuseum.sa.gov.au/tindaletribes/wotjobaluk.htm (Accessed 30/10/2017)
Djabwurung alt spelling of Tjapwurong http://archives.samuseum.sa.gov.au/tindaletribes/tjapwurong.htm (Accessed 30/10/2017)
Kurnai http://archives.samuseum.sa.gov.au/tindaletribes/kurnai.htm (Accessed 30/10/2017)
PLACE NAMES: Ramahyuck (E Vic Gippsland SJ55-11)
PLACE NAMES: Lake Wellington / Ramahyuck (E Vic Gippsland SJ55-11)
KEYWORDS: Koori, Aboriginal, Indigenous
KEYWORD: Religions - Christianity - Missions

This individual photograph is part of the Ramayhuck Mission Station Album (1976.0013 - Unit 82) 4.14)
All photographs contained in this album have been digitised and are available online.

Access StatusAccess restrictions applyRequest TypeRequest unitUnit1976.0013 Unit 0082Copyright StatusPublic domainConditions of Use and ReproductionThis image is out of copyright. Users are also advised that this work may be subject to terms and conditions imposed by Indigenous communities and/or depositors. It is provided for research purposes and must not be reproduced without acknowledgement of the University of Melbourne Archives. For information about ordering a copy of this image contact the University of Melbourne Archives: archives@archives.unimelb.edu.au.MenuBrowse digitised items | Available online | Items in the public domain

Provenance

CreatorDisher, Harold CliveRoleProvenance

Dates

Datec.1900

Description Control

Previous System ID1976.0013.00111Format NumberPA/198 p14 (Ramahyuck Album 8.

Characteristics

Genre/FormPhotographic printsDimensions12.5 x 8.8 cm

Subjects

SubjectAboriginal AustraliansIndigenous AustraliansFirst PeoplesReligions - Christianity - MissionsSubject (Place)Ramahyuck MissionLake Wellington / Ramahyuck (E Vic Gippsland SJ55-11)

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