721B/1: Violet Dimer, daughter of Jacob Dimer and native woman Jessie, Balladonia Homestead, 1937

Summary

Native camps and groups of natives at Three Springs, Norseman, Balladonia, Cue and Galwa taken by F.I. Bray, Department of Native Affairs, in 1937.Captions attached to prints: 304495PD: Fred Mallard and Con Kelly and some of the children camped at Galena. Taken at Galena on 2nd October, 1937, at about 6 p.m. by F.I. Bray, D.C.N.A. (ie Deputy Commissioner [Dept. of] Native Affairs. 304497PD: Mr & Mrs Charlie Cameron at Cue. Photograph taken on 30/9/37 by F.I. Bray, D.C.N.A. 304498PD: Richard & Dolly Evans & their family. Taken at Cue on 30/9/37 by F.I. Bray. 304499PD: Half-caste child Henrietta (Flossie). Photo taken by F.I. Bray at Norseman Native Camp in November, 1937. 304500PD: Jack Jacob (Linesman) and his woman Minnie with half-caste child Henrietta (Flossie). Photo taken at Norseman by F.I. Bray, November, 1937. 304501PD: Camp of Rowland William Bartlett at Three Springs. Photo taken 5th October, 1937. The natives are (from left to right):- 1. Mrs Barney Indich, one time Mrs William Andrew Joseph Bartlett (maiden name Laura Jacob). 2. Alwyn Indich, son of above. 3. Mrs Lucas Moody, nee Rita Indich daughter of Mrs Barney Indich. 4. Maurice Moody, son of Mrs Lucas Moody. 5. Joy Rose Bartlett, daughter of Mrs Rowland Wm Bartlett. 6. William Moody, son Mrs Lucas Moody (crawling). 7. Mrs Rowland William Bartlett, nee Eva White. 304502PD: The camp of Mrs Charles William Ryder at Three Springs. Mrs Ryder appears in the photograph. The photograph was taken at 7.15 a.m. on the 5th October, 1937, by F.I.Bray, D.C.N.A. Note the type of camp, especially as Ryder is an applicant for exemption; 721B/1: Violet Dimer, daughter of Jacob Dimer and native woman Jessie (later married Robin Graham). Photo taken at Balladonia Homestead; 721B/2: First King the propery (sic) of Dimer and Co. First King is North of Balladonia.