Badjaling/Winmar Collection Of Photographs - The 1940S, Part Two
061080PD Back L-R: Richard Mead, Bill Hansen, Wilf Douglas, Lena Hansen, 5 unknown people, Mary Mead; front L-R:, Charles Hansen, Albury Mead, Basil Stack, Betty Stack, Myrtle Mead, unknown at Badjaling, 1944 slwa_b2835924_1
061087PD L-R: Clem Yarran, Burt Bennell (visitor from Brookton), Bill Garlett, snr., Len Yarran, Sealon Garlett and Ivan Yarran (child), from Badjaling at a country show in 1946 slwa_b2835924_2
061081PD Lena Hansen, Mirriam Yarran, Conway Yarran, Lionel Yarran, Charles Hansen, Helen Yarran, Margie Garlett, Alan Jones, Dorcas (or Melva) Yarran, Ivan Pickett and Tom Pickett, Badjaling school children on their way to a picnic in the horse and cart slwa_b2835924_3
061067PD Ralph Winmar, age 4, and his cousin Hendrick Yarran with a Badjaling missionary in 1940 slwa_b2835924_4
061073PD Ruth Hansen, Lucy Hansen, Lena Hansen, Eva Hansen and baby, Morton Hansen, Miss Belshaw, Bill Hansen, Norm Yarran and Charles Hansen at Morton and Eva Hansen's camp at Badjaling in about 1942 slwa_b2835924_5
061074PD L-R: Eva Hansen and her sister in law Beatrice Yarran with Mary, who was better known as "Lovely Cake", at Beatrice and Norm Yarran's camp at the Lucien tree at Badjaling in 1943 slwa_b2835924_6
061082PD Dup of BA1400/182 slwa_b2835924_7
061076PD L-R: Rachel Yarran, Rose Blurton, Ralph Winmar, Granny Dannyin (Julie Winmar), Millie Winmar and in front Alec Winmar at the York June sports day in the mid 1940s slwa_b2835924_8
061078PD Rachel Yarran (holding baby); standing: Colin Winmar, Carol Yarran, Rueben Winmar and sitting is Ted Winmar at Ralph Winmar's grandmother's house in York in the mid 1940s slwa_b2835924_9
061072PD Miss Ellice Goodfellow, Laurel Yarran, Rhoda Yarran, Cyril Yarran, Verna Ford, Winnie Winmar, Amy Kickett, Georgina Blurton, Beatrice Winmar, Ellen Yarran, Mirriam Yarran, Simon Yarran, Dorcas Yarran and John Winmar waiting to meet the train at B slwa_b2835924_10
061071PD Back L-R: Syd Blurton, Morris Blurton, Tommy (Uncle Tom) Pickett, John Pickett, Harold Pickett; front L-R: Rose Blurton and Fred Pickett (??) in a horse and cart which was the main mode of transport for the Badjaling people, 1944 slwa_b2835924_11
061075PD Charles (Yederl) and Minnie (Boogiyin) Winmar at Badjaling in 1943 slwa_b2835924_12
061070PD L-R: Norm Yarran, Charlie Hansen, Rhoda Yarran, Ralph Winmar, Rose Blurton, unknown, unknown Conway Yarran, with Miss Belshaw outside the Badjaling bough shed in 1942 slwa_b2835924_13
061077PD Standing centre: Fay Blurton nee Yarran; kneeling left: Mary Narkle nee Mead; kneeling right her sister Myrtle Yarran nee Mead and seated front is Mary McKay (Granny Mary) at Badjaling in the mid 1940s slwa_b2835924_14
061084PD Miss Ellice Goodfellow, William Moody, John Kickett, Charles Hansen, Harold Pickett, Norm Yarran, Conway Yarran, Newton Kickett, Eugene Hansen, Cecil Winmar, George Pickett, Syd Blurton, Rose Blurton, Amy Kickett, Mariah Winmar, Winnie Winmar, Fr slwa_b2835924_15
061083PD L-R: Ralph, Minnie, Alec and Millie Winmar at York Town Hall slwa_b2835924_16
061086PD Margaret Yarran at York in 1945 slwa_b2835924_17
061085PD L-R: Mona Kickett, Ruby Jackson and Fay Yarran in 1945 slwa_b2835924_18
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