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Elizabeth and Emily Macarthur, Camden, Sydney, ca. 1858

from State Library of New South Wales

  • colinbm said:
    How can this be, Elizabeth MacArthur nee Veale died 1850.
  • State Library of New South Wales said:
    It may be another person? This Elizabeth is the daughter of James Macarthur and she married Arthur Onslow in 1867
  • Julie Storry said:
    Would it be Elizabeth Macarthur (1840-1911) on the left? I agree that would make her the grand-daughter of Elizabeth Veale Macarthur (1766-1850). If the photo was taken in 1858, it would make the later Elizabeth Macarthur-Onslow about 18 years of age. Who, however, is Emily Macarthur, the older woman on the right? There is a striking physical resemblance to Elizabeth Veale Macarthur, with the strong aquiline nose and sardonic turn to the mouth. I am unable to locate an "Emily" in the family tree prior to 1858.
  • State Library of New South Wales said:
    Elizabeth was the daughter of James Macarthur (1798-1867) who married Emily Stone, daughter of a Lombard Street banker. adb.anu.edu.au/biography/macarthur-james-2389 It seems Emily was Elizabeth's mother.

Cottonwood Lake, Utah (Wahsatch) (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

First Legislative Assembly of New South Wales, elected under new electoral act of 1880 / photographed by Freeman & Co. Sydney

from State Library of New South Wales

  • Mary R. Vogt said:
    Interesting~
  • papai_jana said:
    excellent
  • Carole Riley said:
    They look so much more civilised!
  • Tveljus said:
    Carole Riley And they were all white and all men. Civilization at its finest?
  • State Library of New South Wales said:
    Yes, not until 1925 was Millicent Preston-Stanley elected to the Legislative Assembly of NSW, but British women did not even have national female suffrage until 1928 (although they could stand for Parliament before then!)