File 04: [Devonshire Street Cemetery, Sydney New South Wales, and four images of the tomb of David R...
File 04: [Devonshire Street Cemetery, Sydney New South Wales, and four images of the tomb of David R...
File 04: [Devonshire Street Cemetery, Sydney New South Wales, and four images of the tomb of David Ramsay, St. David's Church, Haberfield, New South Wales, 1900-1901] / photographs by Mrs A. G. Foster.
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Date
1900-1901
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PXB/vol. 4
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37 photographs (1 album)
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Out of copyright : Created before 1955
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Scope and Contents
Contents
01. Entrance to Church of England section Devonshire Street cemetery and Bloomfield caretaker
02. Samuel Salter 1844 [and Elizabeth Salter]
03. James Laidley 1835
04. Thomas Rushton 1822
05. Joseph Meyrick 1844
06. John Sampson 1829
07. Capt. George Bunn
08. Joseph Hyde Potts 1865
09. Sir Francis Forbes [not digitised]
10...
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Full title
File 04: [Devonshire Street Cemetery, Sydney New South Wales, and four images of the tomb of David Ramsay, St. David's Church, Haberfield, New South Wales, 1900-1901] / photographs by Mrs A. G. Foster.
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Contents transcribed from creator's index, with additional content added by cataloguer.
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Administrative / Biographical history
Simeon Lord (1771-1840) purchased the Dobroyde Estate (later named Haberfield by Richard Stanton) in 1805. His daughter Sarah Lord married Dr David Ramsay in 1825 and the couple were given the Dobroyde Estate, where they lived for the rest of their lives. St David's Church was built by Frederick Lavers on the Dobroyde Estate to the design of Thomas...
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PXB/vol. 4
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Yj7oZKD9
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/Yj7oZKD9
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9644139
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