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Portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Chick Tong from State Library of Queensland uploaded September 2025
Wedding party, north Queensland, 1920-1930 from State Library of Queensland uploaded September 2025
Portrait of a man and a woman at from the Darling Downs District from State Library of Queensland uploaded June 2025
The Claire Widemans 1962 Annual Meeting Harrisonburg, VA from Mennonite Church USA Archives uploaded June 2025
This is our lovely day from National Library of Ireland on The Commons uploaded May 2025
Daniel and Carrie Diener, 1961 from Mennonite Church USA Archives uploaded March 2025
Ross and Ruth Goldfus, 1961 from Mennonite Church USA Archives uploaded March 2025
Simon and Leah Leichty, 1961 from Mennonite Church USA Archives uploaded March 2025
Metis Couple, Alberta from Mennonite Church USA Archives uploaded February 2025
Newly Wedded Hiroshi and Motoko Harada, Shibecha, Japan from Mennonite Church USA Archives uploaded December 2024
Preparación De Wampole: =: Wampole Preparation from National Library of Medicine uploaded September 2023
Preparación De Wampole: =: Wampole Preparation: Couple in a Canoe from National Library of Medicine uploaded September 2023
Verle and Shirley Stutzman from Mennonite Church USA Archives uploaded September 2023
Harry Wills & wife (LOC) from The Library of Congress uploaded August 2023
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Frank Shields and wife on St Georges Day celebration 1921
- Vesna Verencevic said:
Portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Chick Tong
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Vesna Verencevic said:
Well dressed posing couple
John Henry Nicholson and his wife, Anna Cordes ca. 1890
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Vesna Verencevic said:
Quite possibly from 1924 and certainly by mid-1925, Dudley Eglinton had lost his eyesight and could no longer observe. He still wrote articles which were published and indeed his final article ‘The Southern Cross’ for the Queensland Agricultural Journal was published in December 1936. He managed this by dictating to his third wife Anna Catherine Sophie Cordes Eglinton (born 1860 but one source states 1880). But Anna was not a mere helper. She was very competent, and as later described, considerably ameliorated the shortcomings brought about by his blindness. John Henry Nicholson and his wife Anna Cordes Anna Cordes and John Henry Nicholson – State Library of Queensland. (wrongly ascribed as 1890… but must be after 1905 when married.) Dudley Eglington had married Anna on 4th August 1926 when he was already blind. She was the widow of John Henry Nicholson – schoolmaster, poet and author of ‘Halek’ and other works (1838 -1923). Nicholson’s first wife had died in 1901. Anna had married him in 1905 but after three months suffering from ‘melancholia’, Nicholson had spent much of his remaining time at the Goodna Mental Hospital7. Anna had a German background, was intellectually accomplished, and perhaps she enjoyed the mental stimulation even though living in a position of a carer for old men. She survived Eglinton by 11 years, dying in 1948, and together with Eglinton and his family members is buried in Toowong Cemetery, Brisbane. In his final decade, his wife attended to his secretarial work and he would dictate correspondence, articles and papers. From at least one article that appeared under both their names, she appears to have collaborated with him. You may well visualise an intelligent articulate person able to perform the research, collaborating with a person with the experience and background knowledge, but whose blindness severely limited him. His wife attended for him and presented a paper to the first official meeting of the newly formed Astronomical Society of Queensland on 3rd October 1927. An interesting snippet is that Mrs Eglinton (Anna) was in receipt of a literary pension from the Government – undoubtedly as the widow of J. H. Nicholson. This amounted to £52 in 1932/33. It only appeared in a listing in the newspaper9 because there was a controversy about a political inclusion of three persons in the grant including the Prime Minister’s chauffeur and a typist. Another recipient was Mrs G. Essex-Evans (widow of the poet). She was a sister of Dudley Eglinton and received an identical amount of £52. Source: www.aaq.org.au/dudley-eglinton/