Photo probably taken before Fred sent overseas with AIF. Standing L - R are Ellis, ?, Frederick, ?, ?, Florence. Seated L - R are Eliza,?, Lily. Children L - R are Harold, Marjorie.eliza jeeves, ellis jeeves, florence jeeves, frederick jeeves, jeeves, lily jeeves, mountjoy

Men L - R are Hubert Jeeves, Harold Jeeves, Norman Jeeves. Women L - R are Lily, Florence, Marjorie.florence jeeves, jeeves, lily jeeves, marjorie jeeves

Black and white photographWritten on front of photograph: "Back row - Frank G., Jack Herry, Florence, Leo Herry, Kath Herry, Louis Herry, Bert Parker, Philip. Those in centre of photograph are labelled, "Dad & Mum". Written below that is, Jack Junior, Marie Criggin with Louise, Philip Herry and Elaine Parker. Taken on Hill, Lilydale, Oliver Photo."

Black and white photographWritten on rear of backing sheet: "Herry Family". Most subjects have names written above and over them. Some names illegible. Amongst those named are, "Eva, Bob Moore, Les, Marie, H. Eckersley, E. Moore, E.M. ?, Jack McC., Nell, Rosie, White, A. Eckersley, Bert White, E. McChall???, A. Moore, ??, Jack ?"

Back Row L - R Philip Chatham ; Mary Holmes (niece of Philip and M. Elizabeth Chatham) Front Row L - R Elizabeth Anne Chatham ( 2nd daughter of) ; M. Elizabeth Chatham (nee Holmes) A photograph of four members of the Chatham Holmes family. On back of photograph - "Mary Holmes in blue eyeshadow"chatham-holmes collection, philip chatham, elizabeth chatham, elizabeth holmes

Details of Occasion Unknown, But Appears to be a Group of Stawell People Going by names.Sepia Photograph of a Large Group of people with gum trees in background c1910 Mounted on cardBack Row Left to Right: Mr. Quine?, Geo Sprague, Geo Greenwood, Alf? Phillips, Jack Sprague Jnr, Harry ?, Mrs Williams, Mr Frenchham, John Sprague Snr. M? Whitehead, Bret, Knott, M ?, M Kewish. Second Row From Left To Right: Ms Goldsworthy, Mrs, Freeman, Mrs Morgan, Mrs Quine?, Mrs Harris, ?, Miss Beaglehole, Miss Walton, Edda Withers,, Mr Uren, Mr Viant. Third Row From Left To Right: Mrs Viant, Miss E Lavero?, Miss Florie Pollard, Mrs Akins, Mres Heal, (Don't Know), Mrs Akins, Mrs McGil, Mrs Bugge?, Miss Goldsworthy, Miss Freeman, Nellie Harris. Bottom Row Mr Giles, Mary Williams, Mary Northy?, Mr Membry, Mr Egglestone, Mis Sexton, (Don't Know), Mrs McManus, Fanny Viand, Mrs Goldsworthy, Lena Freeland, Mr Smart

The seven people on the deck of a ship at Station Pier some time in 1955 are: Front L-R: Arthur and Sia (Aspasia) Koutsouvelis, George and Ioulia Raftopoulos and Effie Cominos. George and Ioulia Raftopoulos are the parents of Sia and Effie. Back L-R: Chrisoula Raftopoulos and Nick Sikiotis. Family would go to Station Pier to either welcome or farewell relatives who departing to or arriving from Greece. Very few of the early Ithacan migrants returned to their homeland. It wasn't until the 1950s and 60s that travel back home to visit family became more common. Today generations born in Australia to return to Ithaca on a regular basis.A black and white photograph of seven people standing on the deck of a ship. A partial view of a tugboat can be seen in the background.

A photograph of an older photograph of three women and a man standing in a garden. unknown

The family in the photograph are members of the Zaverdinou and Alex Black family. They are from L-R: Penny, Gladys, Loula, Maria, and Agnus Zaverdinou and Alexandra Black.A non-digital black and white scanned photograph of two women and four girls standing in front of a vintage Chevrolet truck which has an open tray behind the cabin. The truck is parked in a suburban street.zaverdinou family, alexandra black, families

A black and white photograph of two men and two women standing in a garden. One lady is wearing a dark dress and the other lady's dress is of a lighter colour. The men are wearing suits.The Ithacan Historical Society's stamp is stamped on the back of the photograph.family groups

A sepia photograph mounted on board of five people standing in front of trees. There is a man, two ladies and two boys dressed in sailor suits. The ladies are wearing white blouses and long skirts.Written on the back in Greek: OURANIA D. FLORIA ATHANASIADOU.ourania d., athanasiadou floria., ithaca

The annual picnic organised by the Ithacan Philanthropic Society has been a popular event on the club's calendar every year since its inception in 1916. It was a chance for families and friends to meet together in a relaxed atmosphere where races were also organised for all age groups. The picnics were held at recreation grounds on Melbourne's rural fringe and for many years Bacchus Marsh was a popular venue.A black and white photograph of eight men, seven ladies and three children sitting around a picnic table laid out for a meal in a large outdoor area. There are large trees in the background.

Photographed are Diamando and Yianni Raftopoulos (Bourlotos) and Diamando's sister, Maria Paizis. They are pictured in the village of Kioni in Ithaca.A black and white photograph of two ladies and a man standing under an olive tree.

Members of the Raftopoulos (Bourlotos) family are pictured in a rowing boat on the bay in Kioni Ithaca. Yianni Raftopoulos is rowing and seated closest to him is his wife Diamando (Manto). Seated at the front of the boat is Panoyiannis Raftopoulos. This photo would have been before Panoyiannis migrated to Australia in 1937. Peter was elected Secretary of the IPS only about a year after he came to Melbourne. A black and white photograph of two men and ladies seated towards the stern of a rowing boat near a small port in Ithaca. There are some houses along the shore line. The group are well dressed which seems to indicate that they may have been heading to a celebratory event.

The photograph taken on one of the many mountainous hillsides on Ithaca. Second from the right is Antigone Raftopoulos dressed in dark clothes, together with her son Yianni, and her two nieces Hariklia Raftopoulos and Kalypso Sofianos (nee Raftopoulos). All are from the village of Kioni. A black and white photograph of a man and three ladies standing on a rocky hillside.

Taken in Kioni, Ithaca, the photograph features members of the Raftopoulos ( Bourlotos) family. The two men at the back are Panoyianni Raftopoulos and his brother Vasilios. The older man seated in front of them is Dionysus Raftopoulos. The younger lady is Andriana who was engaged to Gerasimos (Gerry) Raftopoulos.A black and white photograph of four men and two ladies seated in a lounge room. There are two framed pictures on the wall behind them.

The group were at an annual Ithacan Club picnic at a country location outside of Melbourne. The adults in the photograph are all from the village of Kioni. Most have been identified and they are: Standing at the back - Nick Vasilopoulos and Loula Ventouras. Back row kneeling L-R: Tatsi and Thalia Pappas, . ? . , Mando Raftopoulos Middle row L-R: Alkino Paizis, Poppy Vasilopoulos, Eleni Raftopoulos, ...?.., Vasili Raftopoulos, Hariklia Paizis (Dellas), ..?.., Kalypso Sofianos, Themistokli Paizis. Children in front row L-R: Tasia Paizis (Tsilimidos), Stella Karanges (Dimopoulos), Lula Vasilopoulos (Psiliakos), Nina Sofianos (MIlls)The Ithacan picnics were a popular annual event on the club's calendar and gave families and friends the chance to socialise and relax away from the arduous work of their shops and cafes. Attendees would gather with the fellow villages and share their picnic lunches. A black and white photograph of twenty people having a picnic in the country . A house and hills are visible in the background as well a some trees.

Brother and sister, Panogiannis (Peter) Raftopoulos ( Bourlotos) and Kalypso Sofianos are photographed with Kalypso's children, Konstandina (Nina) and Spiros (Pip). Panogiannis was actively involved with the IPS. He was elected Secretary only about a year after he came to Melbourne. He proposed the introduction of the IPS Tertiary Bursaries which were introduced in 1988 and are now known as the Year 12 Awards. Kalypso was also a very active IPS member and in 1995 was made an Honorary Life Member of the society.A black and white photograph of a man and lady with a little boy and girl sitting behind a sedan car parked near a tree.

The photograph was taken in the family home of Constantine and Toula Black (Mavrokefalos) in Parkville during the early 1920s on the christening day of their son John Black. John's sisters, six year of Nina Black and her four year old sister, Rita (Marguerita) are pictured. Also pictured from l-r: Argiro ? , who was from Adelaide; John (Panoyoti) Raftopoulos, Toula's brother; and Lily Sigalas, Greek school teacher. Lily was the sister of Alexandra Vrachna who taught two generations of Australian born Ithacan children in Greek community schools for close to 30 years.In adult life Nina Black also went on to teach Greek at the Greek Community school which opened in Melbourne in the early 1930s. She also taught Greek at the CAE and English to new arrivals in the 1960s.A black and white photograph of a man, two ladies and two little girls of a group standing in a garden. A person on the left is almost hidden.

Arthur and Aspasia (Sia) Koutsouvelis and Aspasia's mother, Ioulia Raftopoulos along with Helen and Andrew Yiannis, Arthur's sister and brother-in-law pictured outside the Evangelismos Orthodox Church in East Melbourne in 1956. Ioulia Raftopoulos nee Sicotis arrived in Australia from South Africa in 1926. She married George Raftopoulos, who migrated to Australia in 1908 from Frikes and was a founding member of the Ithacan Philanthropic Society. He and his brother Arthur worked in the Spot Cafe in the 1940s and 1950s. George and Ioulia had two daughters, Effie and Aspasia (Sia). Family celebrations were a very important part of Ithacan social life especially weddings and baptisms. A black and white photograph of three smartly ladies and two men standing outside a brick building. They are all wearing overcoats.

The Warrnambool Family History Group, founded in 1980, conducts walks in the Warrnambool Cemetery each year. In 2014 the graves visited were those of people who were early directors and share holders of the Warrnambool Cheese and Butter Factory Company Limited. This company was established in 1888 and today is the oldest operating dairy factory in Australia. This item is of minor interest as a memento of an annual activity of the Warrnambool Family History Group.A yellow sheet of paper with black text and an image of an old photograph at the bottom of the sheet.WARRNAMBOOL FAMILY HISTORY GROUP INC. CEMETERY WALKS warrnambool family history group, warrnambool cemetery

The photograph shows the family group in the early 20th century. The house was known as "Dunbar Corner". The Marsh family moved to Greensborough in 1907. their son Arnold pictured in the centre of the front row, lived in the house until the late 20th century.A black and white photograph of Richard Marsh, his wife and their children.Blue biro writing on rear of photograph names the family group and gives some history of the family.richard marsh, arnold marsh, jonah britnell, hailes st, church lane, 1907, dunbar corner

George Lyell and Family group photo. Plus 6 individual photos of Lyell children.Black and white family group photo and six individual photos of children. On group photo. George Lyell and Family. Back row : L to R. George, Margaret, Charles, Jane, Andrew. Front row : Jane (Avery) Louisa, George. Individual photos writing badly smudged. Think - George & Margaret. Jane & Louisa. Charles & Andrew.stawell

Schneider family group taken in 1897. The photo is of 2 adults Isabella and Peter Schneider and their 9 children. The 9th child Charles was not born at the time of the photo. All the name are printed on the back of the mounted card.Print of Schneider Family Group c 1897The Schneider Family 1897. (Top row) Ada Jack Mary Ann (Middle area) Alex Isabella Hugh Peter George (bottom row) Nell Emma Frances + Charles not bornstawell

Family group picnicing in the Botanical gardens Black and white landscape with 13 people in foreground dressed in clothing of the early 1900’sgardens, family, group, botanical

Photos from the Narre Warren, Narre Warren North and Harkaway areas covering the years 1908 to 1920A4 folder with photos in sleevesnarre warren (vic.) -- history, harkaway (vic.), kalora park cricket club, harkaway mechanics institute, beaconsfield state school, hillsley, hillcroft, araluen, tandeyern

Photos from the Narre Warren, Narre Warren North and Harkaway areas covering the years 1920 to 1939A4 folder with photos in sleevesnarre warren (vic.) -- history, harkaway (vic.), narre warren north wesleyan methodist church, narre warren state school, the grange, narre warren north state school, narre warren north war memorial, brudrett's rose farm, narre warren north scouts, young farmers club, narre warren north school football team, kalora park tennis club, kalora park cricket club, narre warren methodist sunday school

Photos from the Narre Warren, Narre Warren North and Harkaway areas covering the years 1940 to 1954A4 folder with photos in sleevesnarre warren (vic.) -- history, harkaway (vic.), hillsley, narre warren north state school, kalora park tennis club, kalora park-south belgrave football club, shrewton, hillcroft, kalora park cricket club, narre warren methodist sunday school, narre warren north scouts, hallam valley state school, kurlls own campsite, bayview

Photos from the Narre Warren, Narre Warren North and Harkaway areas covering the years 1960 to1992A4 folder with photos in sleevesnarre warren (vic.) -- history, harkaway (vic.), shrewton, kurlls own campsite, narre warren north scouts, kalora park cricket club, bayview, narre warren north state school, narre warren north war memorial, toomuc district cub rally, harkaway state school, red cross auxiliary