Linton Football Club won the premiership in 1922. This is one of several copies of the photograph in the LDHS collection. Photograph is part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 112.Sepia photograph of a group of footballers in uniform standing and seated, official in suit, hat and fob watch standing at one side, another person wearing a jacket with tie, and peaked cap, standing at other side. An umpire wearing light-coloured clothing and long black socks or stockings is on the left of the front row. The footballer fourth from left in the middle row is holding a ball on which is written "LFC / PREMIERS / 1922 / LFC".linton football club, old lintonian collection

Jessie Wilson, grand daughter of 'Granny' and 'Daddy' Wilson, early Linton settlers and members of the Methodist congregation. Photograph is part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 125.Sepia photograph of young girl in outfit with white trim at neck, wrists and hem.jessie wilson, old lintonian collection

Mary Ann Ellis was a teacher at Eldorado school near Beechworth before her marriage to John Hartley Roberts. Part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 28.Sepia portrait of the head and shoulders of a woman with hair drawn back. Her dress has full gathered sleeves, beading, a high collar and a bow at the neck.mrs john roberts, mary ann roberts, mary ann ellis, teachers, old lintonian collection

Frank Bryant ran a confectionery andrefreshments shop in Sussex Street, Linton, with his wife Susie, nee Voutier. Part of Old Lintonian collection; No. 130.Sepia Carte de Visite portrait of a bearded man wearing suit and tie.frank bryant, old lintonian collection

James Nicol ran a bakery at Linton from about 1856. James married Margaret (or Margret) Mather at Carngham in 1862. Photograph is part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 7.Portrait of an older bearded gentleman wearing coat and tie.james nicol snr., old lintonian collection

Ann Keating married William Lewis at Gnarkeet in 1853. Mrs Lewis is said to have been with her husband at the Eureka Stockade. Photograph is part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 109.Sepia CDV (carte de visite) portrait of a lady wearing high necked clothing and hat.ann lewis (née keating), mrs lewis snr., old lintonian collection

Father of John Robertson (Jnr.), who was one of the first teachers at Linton State School. Died 1875 and is buried in Linton cemetery. Photograph is part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 19.Portrait of an seated gentleman wearing suit, with right arm folded across front.old lintonian collection, john robertson snr.

Bunde Hansen Steenholdt, a miner, lived at Linton from about 1865. He and his wife Johanne Louise Steenholdt had twelve children. Part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 48.Portrait of and elderly man with whiskers, wearing suit and tie.On back - "WD Steenholdt born 1837, arrived at Linton in 1864". old lintonian collection, bunde steenholdt, b. h. steenholdt

Eliza Cameron, a daughter of Ewen and Marion Cameron, was born at Linton in 1869. Eliza married Murdoch Robertson in 1899 and died at Surrey Hills in 1957. Photograph is part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 122.Sepia portrait of a young lady wearing fashionable high necked gown, hair gathered in bun at back of head.eliza robertson, eliza cameron, old lintonian collection

Eliza Cameron, a daughter of Ewen and Marion Cameron, was born at Linton in 1869. She married Murdoch Robertson in 1899, and died at Surrey Hills in 1957. Photograph is part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 122.Sepia portrait of a young woman with hair drawn back into large bun, wearing high necked gown."Eliza Cameron Mrs Robertson"mrs robertson, eliza cameron, old lintonian collection

Mary Ann Cameron, a daughter of /Ewen and Marion Cameron was born at Linton in 1864. She married Albert William Dainty in 1897, and died at Lang Lang in 1917. Photograph is part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 123.Sepia photograph of a young woman wearing embroidered high necked gown with long sleeves and brooch at throat with hair piled on top of head, standing with left arm resting across waist, holding embroidered fan(?)"Mary Cameron (Mrs Dainty)".mary cameron, mary dainty, old lintonian collection, albert william dainty

Married to John Robertson Snr. Mother of John Robertson (Jnr.), who was one of the first teachers at Linton State School. Died 1881 and is buried in Linton cemetery. Photograph is part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 20.Portrait of woman wearing a dress and jacket which has frills at neck and wrists. She is seated with left arm resting on table.old lintonian collection, jean robertson (née jean wright)

Catherine Cochrane was the wife of Hugh Taylor Cochrane. The Cochrane family lived at Linton from the early 1860s. At least two of Catherine's six children became teachers at Linton. Part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 26.Sepia portrait of a lady.mrs cochrane, old lintonian collection

Part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 104. Jimmy was said to be the last Chinese miner to live in the Linton area. He died in 1928 and is buried in the Linton cemetery. Photograph shows Jimmy selling vegetables in Linton, c.1900.Black and white photograph of a man wearing long jacket, trousers and cap, balancing sacks on a pole across his shoulders."Jimmy the Chinaman".jimmy lee ching, "jimmy the chinaman", chinese settlers, old lintonian collection

Dr Nolan came to Australia as ship's doctor on sailing ship "Hope". He lived on Geelong Road next door to "Robin Hood" Hotel (later "Linton Park Hotel"). Photograph is part of Old Lintonian Collection ; No. 110.'Carte de visite' photograph of a gentleman with moustache, wearing suit and high collar.dr. nolan, old lintonian collection

Thomas Mardling Wise ran a drapery store, "Ellington House", in Sussex Street, Linton, from the 1860s until the early 1900s. The Wise family lived on a small holding on Carngham Road, Linton. Part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 128.Tintype portrait of an older bearded man wearing suit jacket shirt and narrow tie."T M Wise".thomas mardling wise, old lintonian collection

Part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 47. Mentioned in 1939 "Historic Souvenir of the Linton Centenary" as being on the staff when Linton State School No. 880 opened in 1873. Mentioned as one of original staff in "Linton SS No. 880 : Brief Historical Survey" (1967).CDV (carte de visite) sepia portrait of a man with beard and moustache, wearing jacket, shirt and wide tie.denis cronin, linton state school no. 880, old lintonian collection

A daughter of Thomas Austin and his wife Charity (née Ford or Foord), Charry was born in 1858 at Pleasant Hill (location not certain - thought to be near Ballarat). She married Augustus Jennings Bolton in 1893. Photo is part of Old Lintonian Collection ; No. 62.Oval sepia portrait of a lady.mrs bolton, charry austin, old lintonian collection

William Todd Snr was born in England about 1823. He married Sarah Thompson in 1852, and they came to Victoria on the ship "Una" in 1853. William and Sarah lived at Amherst before settling at Linton. They had at least eight children. Part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 17.Mounted portrait of a man with white whiskers wearing suit coat and tie.william todd snr., old lintonian collection

William Todd Snr and Sarah Thompson, both born about 1823, married in Westmoreland, England in 1852, and came to Victoria in 1853 on the ship "Una". They lived at Amherst before settling at Linton. William and Sarah had at least eight children. Part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 18.Sepia oval shaped portrait of a lady wearing jacket buttoned to throat.mrs william todd snr., sarah thompson, old lintonian collection

Part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 57. William Wilson was a member and preacher in the Linton Methodist congregation. He was known as "Daddy" Wilson. He died in 1890, age 83, and is buried in the Linton cemetery. He is mentioned in an article on the history of the Linton Methodist church, in the 'Methodist Church' file at LDHS.Photograph of a bearded gentleman seated with right arm holding an article and resting on table, left arm resting on his lap.mr w. wilson, william wilson ("daddy" wilson), old lintonian collection

Isabella Edwards, born at Linton in 1867 to parents George and Margaret Edwards, became a pupil-teacher at Linton State School no. 880 in 1883 and taught there for three years before transferring to other schools. She married James Edward Taylor in 1899. Photograph is part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 129.Sepia photograph of a young woman in long, high necked dress with long sleeves, hair drawn severely back off face, left hand resting on high rail in front of her."Isabella Edwards".isabella edwards, mrs taylor, old lintonian collection

Juliana Magan was the seventh child of miner Patrick Magan and his wife Mary (née Flanagan). She was Postmistress at Linton from 1898 until at least 1912. Juliana Magan married Daniel Garvey at St Francis' Catholic Church in Melbourne in 1916. Photograph is part of Old Lintonian collection ; no. 61.Black and white photograph of a lady with spectacles, wearing light long sleeved gown, with throat band and brooch at centre of v neckline."Jan 1915"mrs dan garvey, juliana magan, old lintonian collection, postmistresses

This photo was donated to the Old Lintonians Association, and kept in the Linton library until 1982. Old Lintonians Collection ; No. 140. Little is known about Edward Sullivan. The photograph can be dated to the mid-1880s, as the photographer, F. E. Elliott, ran the George & Georges Federal Studio in Collins Street between 1883 and 1886.Sepia photograph of bearded man wearing suit, seated with one arm resting on a table.On back: "Edward".old lintonian collection, edward sullivan

Catherine (Katie) Farrell or O'Farrell came to Victoria with her parents in 1851. In 1865 she married John Doherty, a miner, and they had six children, all born at Springdallah/Happy Valley. John Doherty is understood to have ultimately owned the Exchequer Mine at Happy Valley. Part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 108.Oval portrait of a well dressed older lady with head covering, photo made from a gem tintype.mrs doherty, old lintonian collection, catherine (katie) doherty nee o'farrell

Phemie Nicol was a daughter of Linton baker James Nicol. She married Alfred Sayce in 1886. Her recollections of life and people in Linton in the early days of the township (1860s to 1880s) are recorded in the 1939 history booklet: 'Looking back over 100 years. 1839-1939'. Photograph is part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 79.Sepia oval portrait of a lady wearing blouse and jacket."E R Sayce July 1915 St Kilda"mrs e r sayce, old lintonian collection, phemie nicol, phemie sayce

Hugh Taylor Cochrane, a farmer, miner and works contractor, was living at Linton from the early 1860s with his wife Catherine. The Cochranes had six chilfren, at least two of whom became teachers in Linton. Hugh Taylor Cochrane was a shareholder in the Good Hope Company at Linton in 1862. Part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 25.Sepia photograph of gentleman with beard and sideburns wearing suit and bow tie.mr cochrane, old lintonian collection, hugh taylor cochrane

John Cox had mining and farming interests at Linton from about 1860. He was an uncle of John Henry Cox, also a Linton identity. This photograph is part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 15. Another very similar (but damaged) photograph of same pair (Registration no. 393) shows a young boy, presumably a son, standing behind the woman. Portrait of a man wearing coat and trousers with arms folded across chest, and a lady wearing a gown buttoned down the front and hat, with hands crossed on lap, both seated.On back - "Mr and Mrs J Cox". eliza cox née mcdonald, john cox, old lintonian collection

In the 1860s and 1870s Henry Boyd Mercer selected land between Linton and Skipton at what was then known as Spring Vale, now called Pittong. He was a successful and innovative farmer. Henry Mercer and his wife Deborah, nee Sinclair, had five children, Henry, William, Hugh, Emma and Elizabeth. Photograph is part of Old Lintonian collection ; No. 58.Sepia photograph of an old white haired bearded gentleman wearing suit, seated with legs crossed and arms on lap.henry boyd mercer, old lintonian collection

John Chambers was employed as Reader at St Paul's Church of England, Linton between 1866-1867. He was involved in the 'Free Church of England' movement and was accused by mainstream church leaders of attempting to set up a schismatic congregation in Linton. After the termination of his appointment in 1867 he moved to Ballarat. Photograph is part of Old Lintonian Collection ; No. 38.Sepia photograph of an older bearded gentleman wearing suit, standing with left hand holding a book forward and right arm resting on balustrade in front of him.On back: "Mr C Linton Kind Regards". old lintonian collection, rev.chambers, john chambers