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2,469 photos and 53 illustrations tagged family, from 64 members of Flickr Commons.
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- Cloyne and District Historical Society
- Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons
- Provincial Archives of Alberta
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What’s Your Why? HM1 Andrew Jones from Navy Medicine uploaded 5 days ago
What’s Your Why? HMC Ryan Jones from Navy Medicine uploaded 19 October
What’s Your Why? HMC Ryan Jones from Navy Medicine uploaded 19 October
The Thomson Family from Cloyne and District Historical Society uploaded 7 September
Dunn's Lake - Matawatchan from Cloyne and District Historical Society uploaded 20 August
Delaware Visits North Pole 260322-N-ME988-2115 from Navy Medicine uploaded April 2026
USS Harvey C. Barnum Jr. (DDG 124) Arrives at Naval Station Norfolk from Navy Medicine uploaded March 2026
The Snider Family - 1939 from Cloyne and District Historical Society uploaded February 2026
Alf and Lulu Northey, c1960 from Cloyne and District Historical Society uploaded January 2026
Hawley Children - 1938 from Cloyne and District Historical Society uploaded January 2026
Hawley Family On The Farm - Unknown Date from Cloyne and District Historical Society uploaded January 2026
Black Family Reunion, Harlowe 1941 from Cloyne and District Historical Society uploaded December 2025
Weese Farmhouse on Mazinaw Lake from Cloyne and District Historical Society uploaded December 2025
Mary, Janie and Mrs. David Weese (Margaret Benny) from Cloyne and District Historical Society uploaded December 2025
Mills:Parks - Florence:Claude Wedding c1920 from Cloyne and District Historical Society uploaded December 2025
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Jean Weil in ABC studio making international phone call
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Robert Sommerfeld and Isabella Dodd in their wedding attire 1872
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Vesna Verencevic said:
Isabella Sommerfeld formerly Dodd Born 1 Jul 1853 in Berwick, Scotland. Wife of Johann Robert Sommerfeld — married 1 Jul 1872 in Tieryboo station, Queensland, Australia. Mother of John Sommerfeld, Ellen (Sommerfeld) Goudy, Emily (Sommerfeld) Baker and William Sommerfeld Died 12 Sep 1927 at age 74 in Charleville, Queensland, Australia. Johann Robert (Robert) Sommerfeld Born 2 Jun 1850 in Germany or Prussia. Husband of Isabella (Dodd) Sommerfeld — married 1 Jul 1872 in Tieryboo station, Queensland, Australia. Died 13 Mar 1916 at age 65 in Charleville, Queensland, Australia Source: Wikitree
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Vesna Verencevic said:
Men's wear In 1871, a tailoring trade journal observed, “Gentlemen dress as quietly as it is possible to do and there are no extremes in dress". Menswear in the 1870s was marked by sobriety and understated style. Shirts became plain, no longer pleated and heavily starched, which only underscored the crisp, clean line. Lady's wear The first silhouette of the decade began in 1870; the great, circular or oval crinolines of previous decades collapsed into the so-called first bustle style. The bustle was a softly draped protrusion at the back of the waist, created by manipulation of fabric and drapery. This sloped bustle style was supported by horsehair-ruffled petticoats or crinolines, an adaption of the earlier steel crinolines. A crinolette consisted of rows of fabric-covered steel half-hoops. Bustled dresses of this period were frothy confections, with layers of ruffles, pleats, and gathers. Many featured looped overskirts or long bodices that were draped up over the hips; these were often referred to as “polonaise” style dresses. Source: fashionhistory.fitnyc.edu/1870-1879/
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bobgbennett said:
Yes, Royal Irish Constabulary.