Mrs Louisa Hagenauer in her garden with eldest Moffatt son, Gilbert Stephens and Bragan Scott

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Accession[1976.0013] Consolidated Records of the Strathfieldsaye EstatePart of ItemRamahyuck Mission Station AlbumIdentifierUMA-ITE-1976001300115Extentnot specifiedScope and Content(Left to Right) Mrs Louisa Hagenauer, eldest Moffatt son, Gilbert 'Berty' Stephens See also: 1976.0013.00101 and Bragan Scott. See also item 1976.0013.00106. All three are in the group portrait 1976.0013.00117 The location of the photograph is at the Hagenauer's Ramayhuck residence 'Herrnhutt.' Estimated to be around 1898.

Source: Pepper with T De Araugo, What did happen to the Aborigines of Victoria, vol. 1, The Kurnai of Gippsland, (Hyland House, Melbourne, 1985), p.223.
Broome, Richard, Aboriginal Victorians : a history since 1800. (Allen & Unwin, 2005) p.138

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) 4.15) All photographs contained in this album have been digitised and are available online.

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Provenance

CreatorDisher, Harold CliveRoleProvenance

Dates

Datec.1898

Description Control

Previous System ID1976.0013.00115Format NumberPA/198 p15 (Ramahyuck Album 8.

Characteristics

Genre/FormPhotographic printsDimensions7.1 x 15.2 cm

Subjects

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

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Mrs Louisa Hagenauer in her garden with eldest Moffatt son, Gilbert Stephens and Bragan Scott

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