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Mid - Murray Lands Local History Group's Photographic Collection |
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Book No. 2: Photo No. 319: Bowie: J. Comments: initial only Mr & Mrs J. wedding photo Book No. 1: Photo No. 6: Castle: Murray & Nita. Comments: wedding photo
Book No. 3: Photo No. 706: Cork: Len. Comments: fishing
Book No. 3: Photo No. 707: Cork: Len. Comments: photo taken with his catch, a large Murray Cod
Book No. 3: Photo No. 761: Cork: Len. Comments:
Book No. 5: Photo No. 639: Crocker: Leslie. Comments:
Book No. 3: Photo No. 771: Claire: Croft. Comments: Silver Vale school teacher
Book No. 4: Photo No. 378: Cutter: Felicity & Comments: 10/03/42 Alison.
Book No. 5: Photo No. 652: Drogemuller: Fred Comments: golden wedding photo
Book No. 6: Photo No. 980: Everette: Dorren Comments: Waikerie and John.
Book No. 3: Photo No. 660: Fiedler: Mr & Mrs. Comments: golden wedding photo
Book No. 3: Photo No. 815: Francis: Abraham Comments: and Joseph
Book No. 6: Photo No. 969: Gierke: Jean, Alf, Comments: wedding photo Ed,
Book No. 4: Photo No. 358: Gierke: Dora and Comments: Annie
Book No. 4: Photo No. 359: Gierke: Herb and Comments: wedding photo Erna |
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Ethel May Mueller nee McEwen b. 15.11.1898 with her children to- date, Left to Right:
Maxwell b. 18.11.1923, Reginald b. 15.8.1922, and Melva b. 7.10.1926
Ethel worked on her Aunt Fishers farm near Swan Reach.
She met and Married Arthur Mueller b. 28.7.1900.
The marriage was conducted at the Lutheran Parsonage at Swan Reach on 13.9.1920 by Pastor C. Hoff.
The boys were born at Mrs. Benn's hospital on Nildottie Rd, Swan Reach.
Melva and the last child Joan b. 15.12.1930 were born in Adelaide.
The family were raised and educated at Swan Reach. Arthur was a mechanic and Ethel was a cleaner in the town.
Her jobs included the Bank of Adelaide, Bakery, Town Hall, Mrs Zadow's home, washing clothes for the Waye family and other work.
Photo taken c1928 |
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Sadly for this proud and honest women, poverty and despair forced their move from Swan Reach around 1941. |
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