Portrait of Frederick Percy Bailey and Elizabeth Cunnack Bailey, c.1920
Item
Identifier: S287500015
Portrait of Frederick Percy Bailey and Elizabeth Cunnack Bailey
Scope and Contents
Frederick Percy Bailey (Born in Penzance Cornwall, UK in 1859 and died in Invercargill in 1942) and Elizabeth Cunnack Bailey (Born in Penzance, Cornwall in 1858 and died in Bluff in 1928).
Dates
- c.1920
Conditions Governing Use
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Biographical / Historical
Frederick Percy Bailey (Born in Penzance Cornwall, UK in 1859 and died in Invercargill in 1942) and Elizabeth Cunnack Bailey (Born in Penzance, Cornwall in 1858 and died in Bluff in 1928).
They had eleven children, nine of which grew to adulthood and had large families of their own.
They left Gravesend on 5th June 1880 and after 87 days at sea on the “City of Sparta” arrived in Dunedin. Finding no work there they left to Riverton and then moved to Bluff.
See: Cornish ancestors & New Zealand descendents of Frederick Percy Bailey (1859-1942) & Elizabeth Cunnack Toman (1858-1928) by Meryn McLean, 2000.
They had eleven children, nine of which grew to adulthood and had large families of their own.
They left Gravesend on 5th June 1880 and after 87 days at sea on the “City of Sparta” arrived in Dunedin. Finding no work there they left to Riverton and then moved to Bluff.
See: Cornish ancestors & New Zealand descendents of Frederick Percy Bailey (1859-1942) & Elizabeth Cunnack Toman (1858-1928) by Meryn McLean, 2000.
Extent
From the Series: 17 photograph(s)
Language of Materials
From the Record Group: English
Existence and Location of Copies
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Physical Description
Black and white photographic print on mount board.
Dimensions
H 271mm x W 173mm
Content Note
Written on reverse: Address Mr. Bailey 233 Crinan St Invercargill
Dimond and Hart Ltd instructions to colour
Dimond and Hart Ltd instructions to colour
Repository Details
Part of the Invercargill City Libraries and Archives Repository
