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1.	M.E. Grigson, 1920?
Photograph, sepia toned
2.	George Grimm, undated
Signed “Sincerely yours, George A. (?) Grimm”
Photograph, sepia toned
3.	Beatrice Grimshaw, undated /Henry  M. Ashby Co., Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned
4.	Beatrice Grimshaw, undated
Signed “Beatrice Grimshaw”
Photograph, black and white
5.	Beatrice Grimshaw, undated / The Talma Studios, Sydney
Signed “Yours sincerely Beatrice Grimshaw”
Photograph, sepia toned
6.	W. Russell Grimwade, B.Sc., undated
President of the Australian Forest League
Copy of a photograph, black and white
7.	Hon. L.E. Groom, undated / photo by the Swiss Studios
Minister for Home Affairs
Clipping
8.	Francis Grose, F.A.S., 1787 / N. Dance delin’t; F. Bartolozzi, Sculpt.
“Grose Francis Celebrated Antiquary. Born 1731. Died 1791” – verso
Not the Lieutenant Governor
Engraving
Published 5 November 1787? by S. Hoope
9.	Francis Grose, 1785
“This plate is cordially inscribed to those members of the Antiquarian Society, who adjourn to the Somerset, by one of their devoted brethren” – below portrait
“Father of Major Francis Grose” – verso
Further handwritten notes on verso
Print, sepia toned
10.	Montague Grover, 1922 / Leighton Studios, Sydney
“Acting Managing Editor, Sydney Sun. Editor, Melbourne sun from August, 1922” – below portrait
“Trained as an architect, but always destined by nature for the role as pressman. Has linked his fortunes with the most diverse publications such as the Age and the Argus, the Sydney Morning Herald and the Sydney Sun. He now edits the Melbourne Sun…” – verso
From “The Home”, 1 June 1922
Photograph, sepia toned
11.	Rev. Grubb, undated / Chuck, Ballarat 
Photograph, sepia toned
12.	Reginald Grundy, 1957
“Wheel of fortune is right: Reg Grundy, compere and originator of the new mammoth quiz on 2CH”
Clipping
From “Radio Television News”, 14 June 1957
13.	Francis Xavier Gsell, undated
“Bishop of the North” – below portrait
“Seen with his successor, Bishop J. O’Loughlin [left], in the grounds of the Darwin presbytery” – verso
Clipping
From “South West Pacific”, no. 26?
14.	Eugene von Guerard, undated
Self portrait
Print, black and white, of a portrait
Negative available at FM1 / 5087
15.	Mrs. Aeneas Gunn, undated
Wrote “We of the Never-Never”
Photograph, black and white
16.	Arthur Patterson Theo Gunther, undated / Freeman & Co., Sydney
“Identified by the grandson of A.P.T. Gunther who has in his possession identical photograph” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
17.	Rev. William Gurney, 1818 / engraved by S. Freeman
Engraving
Published by B. Blake January 1818
18.	E.G. Gurr, c. 1910
Councillor, Geelong Council, c. 1910
Copy of a photograph, black and white
19.	Ellen Gwyn, undated
Engraving
20.	Nell Gwyn, undated / from a copyrighted photograph by emery Walker, London, after a painting by Sir Peter Lels, in the National Portrait Gallery” – below portrait
Clipping
From “Munsey’s Magazine”, p. 797 (issue unknown)
21.	A.C. Habbe, 1930
“Hawthorne, May 1930” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
22.	Hon. J.W. Hackett, M.L.C. W.A., undated
Photograph, black and white
23.	Hon. John W, Hackett, M.L.C., undated
Photograph, sepia toned
24.	W. Haddon, undated / Johnstone O’Shannessy & co., Melbourne
Photograph, sepia toned
25.	William Haines, undated
Signed “Yours truly William Haines”
Engraving
26.	Charlotte Haldane, undated / photo by Angus McBean, London
Clipping
27.	Sir Matthew Hale, 1735 / Michael Wright pinx’t; Geo. Vertue sculp. 1735; from an original painting by Guildhall London
“Lord Chief Justice of His Majesty’s Court of King’s Bench” – below portrait
Engraving
28.	Archdeacon Hales, undated
“Archdeacon Hales Launceston” – verso
Photograph, black and white
29.	A.G. Hales, undated
“Gold miner first, war correspondent and novelist a secondary consideration. Hales is here amongst his Indians of the …?”
Photograph, sepia toned
30.	F. Hales, undated / Stephen Spurling, Launceston
“Mrs F Hales of Launceston (Grandmother)” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
31.	Henry F. Hall, December 1925 – June 1926
Department of Lands
Photograph, black and white
Negative at FM2 / 489
32.	Nancy A. Hall, 1961
“At Ithaea (?) Flats, Elizabeth Bay, August 1961, aged 61”
Photograph, black and white
33.	Radclyffe Hall, undated / Charles Buchel
Author of “The unlit lamp” and “Adam’s breed”
Clipping
34.	Walter Hall, undated 
Photograph, sepia toned
35.	Albert de Haller, undated / Dunker, del.; Geyser, sc.
Engraving
36.	Albert de Haller, undated
2 engravings: 
1. By Studer pinx’t.; Landon direx’t. From “Histoire de la Suisse”? 
2. By Dorges, Sculp. From A.P.D.R., no. 196? 
Born in Berne on 16 October 1708, doctor, botanist and famous poet. Died in Berne on 12 December 1777 – translated from the French
37.	Alice and Marguerite Halloran, undated
Daughters of Mr. Henry Halloran. Alice (standing) … married Mr. Charles Macphillamy, of “Warroo,” Forbes [and] bore six children. She died in 1938… Marguerite Halloran  … remained unwed”
Clipping
From Australian Women’s Weekly, 16 September 1953
38. 	Edward Harkness, undated
Youngest son of Mrs (Barrington?)
Photograph, sepia toned
39.	William F. Halsey, undated / Kaarsh, Ottawa
Book cover, coloured
From “Admiral Halsey’s story” by Fleet Admiral William F. Halsey, U.S.N. and Lt. Comdr. J. Bryan, III, U.S.N.R.
40.	Margaret Halstan, undated
Post card, black and white
41.	Dr. George Hamilton, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
42.	Sir Ian Hamilton, 1914
In Sydney
Photograph, black and white
43.	Sir R. Hamilton, undated / Elliott & Fry, London
Photograph, sepia toned
44. 	Rev. William Hamilton, undated / D.L. Muntz, Malvern
Photograph, black and white, of a portrait
45.	Robert B.S. Hammond, undated
Book cover with black and white photograph
From “He that doeth : the life story of Archdeacon R.B.S. Hammond, O.B.E.” by Bernard G. Judd
46.	William Hammond, undated / by L. F. Abbott
Captain William Hammond
Photograph, black and white, of a portrait
47.	Henry Robert Brand, Lord Hampden, undated / Freeman & Co., Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned
48.	Henry Robert Brand, Lord Hampden, undated / J. Hubert Newman Ltd
Photograph, black and white
49.	Henry Robert brand, Lord Hampden, undated
“Lord Hampden, Governor, N.S.W.” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
50.	Henry Robert Brand, Lord Hampden, undated / J. Hubert Newman, Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned
51.	Henry Robert Brand, Lord Hampden, undated / Newman, Sydney
Photograph, black and white
52.	Henry Robert Brand, Lord Hampden, 1895-99 / H. Newman
“Governor New South Wales:
Photograph, black and white
53.	Susan Hampden, undated / Freeman & Co., Sydney
Signed “Susan Hampden”
Photograph, sepia toned
54.	Lady Susan Hampden, 1896
Clipping
From Supplement to “The Block”, 22 August 1896
55.	Miss Lily Hanbury, undated / photographic study by Histed; Art Photogravure Co. Ltd.
Photograph, black and white
56.	Miss Lily Hanbury, undated / London Stereoscopic Co’y
Photograph, sepia toned
57.	Edward Hanlan, undated
Photograph, carte de visite, sepia toned
58.	James Hanly, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
59.	F.H. Hann, c. 1896
“Mr. F.H. Hann (who has just completed an overland journey from Laverton to Oodnadatta)”
Clipping
60.	Sir Colin Hannah, 1976
Photograph, black and white
Published in Australian, 14 August 1976, p. 21
61.	Canon Hannay, undated / Russell and Sons
Also known as George A. Birmingham
“who aside from his well-known and popular work as a humorous novelist and playwright is also the author of more serious books bearing a remarkable message upon the problems of his country”  -below portrait
Clipping
62.	Jonas Hanway, 1712-1786
Book cover, black and white
From “Jonas Hanway, 1712-1786” by John H. Hutchins
63.	Cecil Harden, undated
“Mr. Harden takes his place in the automobile history of Australia as the man who pioneered the fabrication in Australia of electric storage batteries. He is now the dictator of the Sterling Battery Co., of Sydney”
Clipping
64.	J.J. Hardie, undated / John Lee Pty. Ltd., Sydney
Photograph, black and white
65.	John Hardie, undated / Boyd Palace of Art, Sydney
Mayor
Photograph, sepia toned
66.	Harding, undated
“R. Harding” – verso of photograph on the left
2 photographs, black and white
Negatives available in Freeman collection, ON 6, no. 62723
67.	John Hardy, undated / J. Hubert Newman, Sydney
Photograph, black and white
Negative at FM1 / 334
68.	John Hare, 1881 / W.A. Kendal
“Mr. Hare as “Baron Croodle” in “The money spinner”” inscribed underneath ‘portrait’
Engraving
69.	John Hare, undated / photographed by Samuel A. Walker
Inscribed underneath portrait, ““You’re drunk Sir” Queens Shilling – Col. … (?) John Hare”
Print (Woodburytype), sepia toned
70.	Edward H. Hargraves, undated
“Edward Hammond Hargraves, discoverer of the auriferous wealth of Eastern Australia on 12th February 1851. Born at Gosport near Portsmouth (England) on 7th October 1816. Died at Glebe, Sydney on 30th October 1891” - verso
Photograph, black and white
71.	W.H. Hargraves, undated / The Crown Studios, Sydney
Photograph, black and white
72.	H. Harley, undated /  Kinsey & Co., New Zealand
“H. Harley ran in New Zealand as Victor Moffatt and L. McDonald (once). A warrant issued for his arrest and not seen since. Supposed to have left for Sydney March fifth last”? – handwritten on verso
Photograph, black and white
73.	Mr. L.J. Harnett, Sergeant at Arms, N.S.W., undated
Photograph, sepia toned
74.	Richard Hayes Harnett, undated
Photograph, black and white
75.	Florence Harrington, undated
Engraving
76.	Lady Frances Snowden Harris, 1897 / from photo by Falk
“Mrs. Matthew Harris, the coming Mayoress of Sydney”
Clipping
From Supplement to The Sun, 17 December 1897
77.	Surgeon John Harris, R.N., undated
Photograph, black and white, of a portrait
From: Medical practice in old Parramatta: an historical review of the village doctoring in the colony of New South Wales / by Keith Macarthur Brown. Sydney : Angus & Robertson, 1937
78.	Lord Harris, undated / Elliott & Fry, London
Photograph, sepia toned
79.	Sir M. Harris, undated
”Mayor of Sydney” – verso
Photograph, black and white, on board
80.	Mayor Harris, undated
NOT Mayor of Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned
81.	Paul P. Harris, undated
“President Emeritus of Rotary International and Founder in February, 1905, of the first Rotary club”
Clipping
82.	Mr. H.W. Harrison, A.I.A.E., undated
“Founder and Editor of “The Australian Motorist.” Has proved himself an indefatigable and invaluable worker in the cause of the automobile industry”
Clipping
83.	Henry Sydnor Harrison, undated
“Author of “Queed,” one of the notable successes of 1911. Mr. Harrison publishes this season a new novel entitled “V.V.’s Eyes.” The theme … is described as “the evolution of a girl’s ideal.” “Queed was essentially a book about a man.”
Clipping
84.	Gertrude Hart, undated
Photograph, black and white
85.	Brete Harte, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
86.	T.J. Hartigan, undated
“Chief Commissioner N.S.W. Railways” – verso
Copy of a photograph, black and white
87.	Neil Harvey, undated / Allan Roberts Studios
“Australian Test Cricketer. Toured with the 20th Test Team visiting England, 1948. At the age of 19 years he scored 112 runs in his first Test Match against England, at Leeds”
Photograph (Ektachrome), coloured

Box 15: Portrait file, Grigson to Harvey, ca. 1712 to 1976

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