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The Dictionary of Sydney was archived in 2021.

Families

Subject
Parramatta and Black Town Native Institutions
Transcript: Mr Peter Granville-Smith recalls his family singing in the little Union Church Hoxton Park
Transcript: Mrs Amy Everett recalls moving to Chipping Norton during the Great Depression
Transcript: Mrs Constance Jewell remembers economising with meals during the Depression
Transcript: Mrs Edith Fitzpatrick recalls the Sydney Water Board cottage of her childhood
Transcript: Mrs Marjorie Gough mourns loss of old All Saints' Church, Liverpool
A Day's Picnic on Clark Island
Myee
Art student sculptor Tom Bass at home with his wife Lenore and their children 1948
'A Family of New South Wales' from a sketch by Governor King, 1792
'God bless dear Daddy who is fighting the Hun and send him Help' 1918
'The End of the Odyssey - Children handed over to Child Welfare Department' March 1927
'Wanted, a Governess' in Australia 1850-54
'Welcome Home' for returning World War I soldier, Lewisham July 1919
A day's picnic on Clark Island 1870
A family of New South Wales c1790s
A native family of New South Wales sitting down on an English settler's farm c1826
A view in Parramatta N S Wales looking East 1825-1828
Aboriginal family at home in La Perouse, 1959
Ann Piper and her children, c1826
Art student sculptor Tom Bass at home with his wife Lenore and their children 1948
Augusta and Rose Scott (seated), 1864
Blonde model weeps at inquest September 1954
Children and families at 'Happy Valley' in the sandhills at Brighton-le-Sands, November 1933
Eric Dark, Eleanor Dark and son Mick with Hennesy at Varuna c1938
Florence Holloway's Obstetric Nursing certificate from the Royal Hospital for Women, 18 February 1908
Group of families outside a shack in the sand hills at 'Happy Valley', Brighton-le-Sands 1933
Hebe Cottage, Riverstone c1900
Isabel and Harry Phillips and their daughter Isabel May 1918
It can't happen here.... Scenes in inner city Sydney during the Depression 1938
It was a family affair for some in Cabramatta, 10 November 2001
James Puckeridge, Limeburner of Botany, and his wife Jane with family members at 93 Baxter Road, Mascot c1913
Les Jones, Waynes Jones (child) and Bunda Jones in the yard at Luland Street c1962
Lorenzi family at La Veneziana Restaurant c1950
Macinante family and fruit shop, Ultimo c1927
Members of the Terry family at the rear of Eastwood House c1866
Members of the Terry family in front of Eastwood House, c1866
Merry Makers family picnic, East Hills 4 May 1941
Migrants from Rotterdam travelling under the Australian-Netherlands Migration Agreement, Sydney airport 1960
Mothers and Children appeal poster 8 December 1920
Natives of N.S. Wales as seen in the streets of Sydney 1830
Page from letter by John Rae with drawing of his house Hilton September 1857
Passengers queue to get a ticket for the Sydney Monorail on a hot day in January 2 January 2009
Pearce family, Blenheim House, Randwick c1885
Philip Gidley and Anna Josepha King, and their children Elizabeth, Anna Maria and Phillip Parker 1799
Picnic at Mrs Macquarie's Chair, Sydney c1855
Pregnant woman Mrs Geo Anderson and her husband Mr Geo Anderson c1870-1875
Progress of the soldier settlement scheme at Frenchs Forest in the Lone Hand, August 1918
Responded to the Call of Duty: the Carlisle brothers 1917
Returning from the St Patrick's Day picnic 1880
Reverend Arthur Wellesley Pain and members of his family at the Parsonage, Cobbitty c1877
Robert Louis Stevenson with his mother, wife and step-daughter at their temporary residence, Darlinghurst, January 1893
Rules & regulations for the management of the Aborigines, or, Black Native Institution of New South Wales, established at Parramatta, on the 18th of January, 1815.
Ruth Park writing at home, one of her children under the table, September 1951
Salt Pan Creek c1925
Salt Pan Creek c1925
Scene on Double Bay Sydney N.S.W. 1840-1842
Spanish migrants, the Soriano and Alarcon families, join for a meal at the Villawood Migrant Hostel 1963
Strikers' wives marching from The Domain to Parliament House August 1917
Sydney Harbour Bridge 18 March 2007
The Five St Leons 1908
The Jones family at 3 Booralee Street, Botany c1938
The Smith brothers and friends on their fishing boat, the Pastime, preparing for a leisurely sail on the Bay c1935
Till Charity Do Us Part 1900
William Roberts, an original Anzac, and his family evicted from their Redfern home during the Depression 28 September 1934
William West and Martha (nee Sparks), far right, middle row, holding their baby son Bill West c1900
Mr Peter Granville-Smith talks about the Hoxton Park Union Church and his family singing there c1920s, interviewed in 1986
Mrs Amy Everett recalls moving to Chipping Norton during the Great Depression, interviewed in 1986
Mrs Edith Fitzpatrick recalls the Sydney Water Board cottage of her childhood in the early 20th century, interviewed 1986
Mrs Marjorie Gough mourns loss of the old All Saints' Church building in Liverpool after it was demolished in 1971, interviewed in 1986