ACT Heritage Library Manuscript Collection
HMSS 0270 Southwell Family Photographs and Realia
Scope and Content Notes
The Southwell family were pioneers of the Belconnen and Hall districts. This is a collection of scrapbooks, photograph albums and reputed convict relics, and two typescript documents that outline some of the family history.
BOX LIST
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Scrapbook, probably compiled by Beatrice Southwell. In several sections: |
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1901 – 1956 |
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Scrapbook, probably compiled by Beatrice Southwell. In several sections: |
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1914 – 1944 |
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Scrapbook (exercise book in black cover), probably compiled by Beatrice Southwell; takes the form of a ‘commonplace book’, in chronological order. Includes local events from ca 1912, poems, humour, sermons and ‘good living’, hymns, news of Federal Capital Territory, notices of weddings and funerals, obituaries. |
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1912 – 1933 |
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Scrapbook (exercise book without cover), probably compiled by Beatrice Southwell; takes the form of a ‘commonplace book’, in chronological order. Includes local events from ca 1932, poems, contributions to newspapers by members of Southwell and Kilby families, humour, sermons, war news, nature notes, notices of weddings and funerals, obituaries. |
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1932 – 1944 |
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Album of photographs, probably compiled by Beatrice Southwell. Most partially identified; includes family members. |
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19th century |
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Album of photographs, probably compiled by Beatrice Southwell. Most are identified, some cut from publications; includes family members, public and church figures, and many of World War 1 soldiers. Spine is repaired with fabric.
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Ca 1890 – 1920 |
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Album of studio portraits, probably Southwell family and friends. Very few identified. Includes some soldiers in Light Horse uniform. A collection of dried leaves in the back of the album. |
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Ca 1900 - 1914 |
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Board of convict relics. Title card signed ‘B. Southwell, Hall’. Includes: |
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Ca 1830s |
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‘Some family history – Thomas Southwell of Parkwood’. Address by Mrs C. R. E. Southwell to the Canberra and District Historical Society, 13 August, 1957. |
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1957 |
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4 |
Beryl Southwell. ‘Parkwood Methodist Church. .... How it all began’. Typescript notes; copies of five hymns on back page. |
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