Showing 5 items matching "(miss) jean lothian"
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Surrey Hills Historical Society CollectionPhotograph, Thomas Lothian, his wife Effie with their family, c. 1932
... ...(miss) lilian lothian...(miss) jean...) lilian lothian (miss) jean lothian (mr) louis lothian (mr) peter lothian st abbs house names york street surrey hills lothian book publishing A black and white photograph of a group of 7 people in the garden of a house with veranda with fretwork and balustrade. ...Thomas Carlyle Lothian (1880-1974) was born on 7 May 1880 at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England, eldest child of John Inglis Lothian, bookkeeper, and his wife Lillias Charlotte, née Smith. The family arrived in Melbourne in July 1888, John having come to represent the publishing firm of Walter Scott. His father started his own company in c1890. Thomas joined the business in c1897. In 1911 he established the Standard Publishing Co. Pty Ltd to sell the publications of the Caxton Press direct to the public. In 1912 he married Effie Marian Vines, who had worked for several years in his father's office. His father retired the same year and Thomas formed the company of Thomas C. Lothian Pty Ltd to carry on representing numerous well-known British and American publishers. However, he also published in his own right as the Lothian Book Publishing Co. Pty Ltd. In time he handed over his businesses to his two younger sons. His wife Effie pre-deceased him; he died at ‘St Abs’ on 19 April 1974. People in the photo are identified as: Left: daughter Lilian and centre front daughter Jean Back: Son Noel who studied horticulture and became Director of the Adelaide Botanical Gardens for 30 years; son John who managed the Standard Publishing Co. and sons John and Louis who became directors of the publishing firm. Grandson Peter, son of John became a later director.A black and white photograph of a group of 7 people in the garden of a house with veranda with fretwork and balustrade. It appears to be of timber construction. The two older people in front are seated; 4 younger people, a young woman and 3 boys, stand behind them and a young girl stands between them.(mr) thomas lothian, (mr) john lothian, (miss) lilian lothian, (miss) jean lothian, (mr) louis lothian, (mr) peter lothian, st abbs, house names, york street, surrey hills, lothian book publishing -
Surrey Hills Historical Society CollectionPhotograph, Children at Tantallon, 49 York Street in the 1930s, 1930s
... lothian...(miss) emily broadfoot...(mr) david doery...(miss) betty hopkinson...(miss) joan hopkinson...(miss) jean...Left to right: Emily Broadfoot, David Dory, Betty Hopkinson; at back John Hopkinson; front right Jean Lothian. tantallon house names york street mont albert (mr) john lothian (mr) thomas lothian (miss) emily broadfoot (mr) david doery (miss) betty hopkinson (miss) joan hopkinson (miss) jean lothian, john inglis lothian, thomas carlyle lothian A black and white photograph of some children holding daisy chains they have made. ...This was the home of John Inglis Lothian, father of Thomas Lothian of St Abbs 33 York Street, Mont Albert. John Inglis Lothian was a bookkeeper, who with his wife Lillias Charlotte, née Smith, arrived in Melbourne in July 1888, John having come to represent the publishing firm of Walter Scott. The children had been invited to a garden party where they entertained themselves making daisy chains. Left to right: Emily Broadfoot, David Dory, Betty Hopkinson; at back John Hopkinson; front right Jean Lothian.A black and white photograph of some children holding daisy chains they have made.tantallon, house names, york street, mont albert, (mr) john lothian, (mr) thomas lothian, (miss) emily broadfoot, (mr) david doery, (miss) betty hopkinson, (miss) joan hopkinson, (miss) jean lothian, john inglis lothian, thomas carlyle lothian -
Surrey Hills Historical Society CollectionPhotograph, Coach house at 'St Abbs', 33 York Street, Mont Albert
... As the donor was Miss Jean Lothian it is assumed that the photo was taken during one of the periods the Lothian family occupied the property and more likely during the earlier period. ...As the donor was Miss Jean Lothian it is assumed that the photo was taken during one of the periods the Lothian family occupied the property and more likely during the earlier period. york street surrey hills 'st abbs' house names san miguel family ainger farm lothian family coach house isiah ainger thomas lothian john inglis lothian A black and white photograph of a wooden building with a number of doors and windows with lattice work in place of glass. ...The photo is of the coach house at 'St. Abbs', 33 York Street. John Inglis Lothian, publisher, bought St Abbs in 1903 and lived here with his family until 1908. Prior to this the property had been part of Isiah Ainger's farm. The San Miguel family lived there from 1911-1923 and in 1926 Thomas Lothian bought 'St Abbs' and his family lived there until 1974. As the donor was Miss Jean Lothian it is assumed that the photo was taken during one of the periods the Lothian family occupied the property and more likely during the earlier period. A black and white photograph of a wooden building with a number of doors and windows with lattice work in place of glass. There is a concrete area in front of the building and a ladder leaning up against the building at the right hand end.york street, surrey hills, 'st abbs', house names, san miguel family, ainger farm, lothian family, coach house, isiah ainger, thomas lothian, john inglis lothian -
Surrey Hills Historical Society CollectionWork on paper - Vertical File, Lothian Family
... Newspaper article on Lothian publishing – The Age, April 1988 3. From Miss Jean Lothian in 1989. Detailed notes on John and Lilias Lothian 4. ...Thomas Carlyle Lothian Jean Lothian Thomas Robert Noel Lothian Lothian Family 1. 2 x newspaper articles on Thomas Carlyle Lothian, publisher. 1976 2. Newspaper article on Lothian publishing – The Age, April 1988 3. From Miss ...Lothian Family 1. 2 x newspaper articles on Thomas Carlyle Lothian, publisher. 1976 2. Newspaper article on Lothian publishing – The Age, April 1988 3. From Miss Jean Lothian in 1989. Detailed notes on John and Lilias Lothian 4. Black and white newspaper photo of Thomas Lothian portrait 5. St Abbs 33 York Street, on residents who have lived at this address 6. 33 ‘St Abbs’ and 39 York Street from Victor Crawne 28th April 2001 7. Numbered alterations to John and Lilias Lothian by JWL 8. Letter to Miss Lothian from Surrey Hills Heritage Group dated 17th May 2003 9. Handwritten letter to Mr Ken Hall from Surrey Hills Historical Society dated 11 April 2003 with letterhead as 33 Langford Street, Surrey Hills 3127 10. From State Library – information on Thomas Robert Noel Lothian, O.B.E 11. Information on Thomas Robert Noel Lothian 1915 – 2004 known as Noel Lothian. Information taken from revolvy.com thomas carlyle lothian, jean lothian, thomas robert noel lothian -
Surrey Hills Historical Society Collection
Work on paper - Vertical File, Ormiston Girls School
... Miss Russell Co. Principal, Norma Trainor, _______ Andrews, Jean ______ and 2 x photos of students from 1944. 22. 2 x photocopies of black and white photos of Dorothy Clarke, Marie Tregaskis, Jean Cheetham (? Spelling), Norma Murray, Jean Lothian...Miss Russell Co. Principal, Norma Trainor, _______ Andrews, Jean ______ and 2 x photos of students from 1944. 22. 2 x photocopies of black and white photos of Dorothy Clarke, Marie Tregaskis, Jean Cheetham (? Spelling), Norma Murray, Jean Lothian ...Ormiston Girls School 1. Ormiston Girls College notes by Mrs C Webster formerly Mona Grant (1 page) undated 2. Ormiston Girls School 1849-1964 (1 page) undated 3. The History of Ormiston Girls’ School 1849-1964 (2 pages) August, 1988 4. Ormiston Ladies School – Ormiston Girls School (1 page) Alan Holt undated 5. Giant Fete at Oldest School. SHNN No. 55 (1 page) Nov/Dec 1991 6. A Celebration of the Past – A Vision of the Future (1 page) SHNN No. 96 Oct/Nov 1998 7. Ormiston Extends newspaper article from Box Hill Gazette 17.4.1968 and Role for Education all on same page. 8. Page 2 of article from No. 9. Ormiston Principal and Proprietors Miss Edith G Dunnon and Miss Dorothy M McDonald. Herald 21.9.1964 9. 115 Years in the ______ of a School. Also small article from The Age 21.9.1964 “Ormiston School Taken Over.” 10. Newspaper photo of C.C.E.G.G.S. Ormiston Junior School Miss Jean Crow and Junior Leaders 1970 11. Fun and Games – newspaper article from Progress Press 15.11.1989 12. Our Junior Campus advertisement for Junior School Pre Prep to Year 6 – Progress Leader 26.11.2001 13. Ormiston girls sing to save the spirit – newspaper article from The Age 14.5.2003 14. School’s historic find – Journey through time 1901 – 2001. Article on Camberwell Girls Grammar School Ormiston Records May 2001. 15. Ormiston Girls School 1849 – 1964. Extracts from History of the School – Courtesy Miss Jean Crow and Camberwell Girls Grammar School from 1964 16. Page 3 of The History of Ormiston Girls’ School 1849-1964 by Jean Crow. August 1988 Page 2 of The History of Ormiston Girls’ School 1849-1964 by Jean Crow. August 1988 17. Page 1 of The History of Ormiston Girls’ School 1849-1964 by Jean Crow. August 1988 18. 2 x black and white photocopied photos of Students Party 1947 and Nan Edmonds Norma Harbert Staff. Courtesy Norma Jamieson 19. 4 x black and white photocopied photos of students. Leaving Class 1946, Leaving Class 1946, Girls & School Rooms, Leaving Class 1946. Courtesy Norma Jamieson 20. 1 x card with 2 photocopies of black and white photos of Norma 1945. 21. 1 x card with 5 photocopies of black and white photos of Norma Trainor, Miss Russell Co. Principal, Norma Trainor, _______ Andrews, Jean ______ and 2 x photos of students from 1944. 22. 2 x photocopies of black and white photos of Dorothy Clarke, Marie Tregaskis, Jean Cheetham (? Spelling), Norma Murray, Jean Lothian, Penelope Kirkwood, Beryl Pugh and Heather Hopkins. Courtesy Norma Jamieson plus 1 x photo of school of 1945 23. 4 x photocopies of black and white photos of Norma 1946, School building with students, Prefects 1947 – H Parkinson, F Black, R Pollock and leaving & matric 1947. Sourced from Norma Jamieson (née Harbert) 24. 4 x photocopies of black and white photos of Ormiston Front Entrace, Martic & Leaving 1945, Palmer Wing and two girls in tennis outfits. Sourced from Norma Jamieson (née Harbert) 25. 3 x photocopies of black and white photos Prefects 1946. Sourced from Norma Jamieson (née Harbert) 26. 3 x photocopies of black and white photos Miss Chomley, Miss Harper, Miss Prior and Wilma Hall. Sourced from Norma Jamieson (née Harbert) 27. 2 x photocopies of black and white photo of 1940 school children and newspaper cutting from School Sports 1937. Sourced from Norma Jamieson (née Harbert) 28. Camberwell Girls Grammar celebrates a century – SHNN No. 225 April/May 2020 ormiston girls school
