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Sunshine and District Historical Society IncorporatedDocument - The Drawers And Churlers Parsons and Lewis 1887 - 1988, Peter Parsons, 1988
... ... Parsons...The Co-Founders of the company were Edmund “Ted” Parsons (1855–1918) & Richard Lewis (d1909). ...Copy of pages from The Drawers And Churlers Parsons and Lewis 1887 - 1988 by Peter Parsons....The Drawers And Churlers Parsons and Lewis 1887 - 1988 by Peter Parsons...Peter Parsons...Document The Drawers And Churlers Parsons and Lewis 1887 - 1988 Peter Parsons ...Parsons & Lewis was the horse‑hair curling factory that operated on Graham Street (Now part of Anderson Rd), Sunshine (then Braybrook Junction). The Co-Founders of the company were Edmund “Ted” Parsons (1855–1918) & Richard Lewis (d1909). Richard Lewis died of anthrax, a known occupational hazard in hair‑processing industries. The factory was deliberately placed on the banks of Kororoit Creek because large volumes of water were required for the horse‑hair curling process. Horsehair was washed, sorted, curled, dried, and baled, a labor-intensive process requiring skilled “drafters,” curlers, and spinners. The factory processed animal hair for use in brushes and upholstery. The building was subsequently demolished in 1987.The Parsons & Lewis Horse Hair Curling Factory was one of the most important early industrial sites in Sunshine’s heritage landscape. The Parsons family became one of the most respected families in Sunshine, both socially and civically. Their reputation was built over three generations, combining industrial contribution, community service, and local leadership.The Drawers And Churlers Parsons and Lewis 1887 - 1988 by Peter Parsonsparsons & lewis, parsons, graham street, anderson road, sunshine -
Sunshine and District Historical Society IncorporatedDocument - The Drawers And Churlers Parsons and Lewis 1887 - 1988, Peter Parsons, 1988
... ... Parsons...The Co-Founders of the company were Edmund “Ted” Parsons (1855–1918) & Richard Lewis (d1909). ...Publication of Parsons and Lewis Horsehair Drawers and Curlers History...A photocopy of the cover of publication by Peter Parsons of the history of Parsons and Lewis 1887 to 1988 For names refer to no 138...Peter Parsons...Their reputation was built over three generations, combining industrial contribution, community service, and local leadership. Parsons & Lewis Parsons Graham Street Anderson Road Sunshine Peter Parsons A photocopy of the cover of publication by Peter Parsons of the history of Parsons and Lewis 1887 to 1988 For names refer to no 138 Publication of Parsons and Lewis Horsehair Drawers and Curlers History Document The Drawers And Churlers Parsons and Lewis 1887 - 1988 Peter Parsons ...Parsons & Lewis was the horse‑hair curling factory that operated on Graham Street (Now part of Anderson Rd), Sunshine (then Braybrook Junction). The Co-Founders of the company were Edmund “Ted” Parsons (1855–1918) & Richard Lewis (d1909). The business was founded in 1887 and shifted to the Graham Street site in 1901. Richard Lewis died of anthrax, a known occupational hazard in hair‑processing industries. The factory was deliberately placed on the banks of Kororoit Creek because large volumes of water were required for the horse‑hair curling process. Horsehair was washed, sorted, curled, dried, and baled, a labor-intensive process requiring skilled “drafters,” curlers, and spinners. The factory processed animal hair for use in brushes and upholstery. In 1988, the business was relocated to a site in Kensington. The building was subsequently demolished in 1987.The Parsons & Lewis Horse Hair Curling Factory was one of the most important early industrial sites in Sunshine’s heritage landscape. The Parsons family became one of the most respected families in Sunshine, both socially and civically. Their reputation was built over three generations, combining industrial contribution, community service, and local leadership.A photocopy of the cover of publication by Peter Parsons of the history of Parsons and Lewis 1887 to 1988 For names refer to no 138parsons & lewis, parsons, graham street, anderson road, sunshine, peter parsons -
Sunshine and District Historical Society IncorporatedArchive - Parsons and Lewis, Peter Parsons, 1988
... The Co-Founders of the company were Edmund “Ted” Parsons (1855–1918) & Richard Lewis (d1909). ...Collection of documents on the Parsons and Lewis Family and Business...Typed Notes Parsons Line|Typed Notes Parsons and Lewis Pty Ltd 1887 to 1988|Booklet The Drawers and Curlers Parsons and Lewis 1887 to 1988 by Peter Parsons|Newspaper Article The Advocate 6 October 1993 Brothers decide to retire from century old family business Buyer sought to keep up a proud tradition and History dates to boom days of 1880s|Original Business Names Act 1928 Certificate of Registrar General of Registration of an Individual Joseph Robert Parsons 8 June 1933 for Parson and Lewis|Newspaper Article The Weekly Times 25 September 1991 Brothers hang on by a tale|Newspaper Article The Age 17 October 1994 Hair today might go for a song tomorrow|Photograph of History panel Parson and Lewis|Photograph of vacant site where factory was located on corner Morris Street and Anderson Road|Photograph of facade of Parson and Lewis Horsehair Drawers and Curlers|Photograph of Parsons and Lewis and notes saying copy of the photograph of the fire that destroyed Parsons and Lewis factory on Kororoit Creek Sunshine|Newspaper Article Sunshine Advocate 29 January 1965 Australia Day program will appeal to all at JR Parsons Reserve...Peter Parsons...Their reputation was built over three generations, combining industrial contribution, community service, and local leadership. Parsons and Lewis Joseph "Joe" Parsons Typed Notes Parsons Line|Typed Notes Parsons and Lewis Pty Ltd 1887 to 1988|Booklet The Drawers and Curlers Parsons and Lewis 1887 to 1988 by Peter Parsons|Newspaper Article The Advocate 6 October 1993 Brothers decide to retire from century old family business Buyer sought to keep up a proud tradition and History dates to boom days of 1880s|Original Business Names Act 1928 Certificate of Registrar General of Registration of an Individual Joseph Robert Parsons 8 June 1933 for Parson and Lewis|Newspaper Article The Weekly Times 25 September 1991 Brothers hang on by a tale|Newspaper Article The Age 17 October 1994 Hair today might go for a song tomorrow|Photograph of History panel Parson and Lewis|Photograph of vacant site where factory was located on corner Morris Street and Anderson Road|Photograph of facade of Parson and Lewis Horsehair Drawers and Curlers|Photograph of Parsons and Lewis and notes saying copy of the photograph of the fire that destroyed Parsons and Lewis factory on Kororoit Creek Sunshine|Newspaper Article Sunshine Advocate 29 January 1965 Australia Day program will appeal to all at JR Parsons Reserve Collection of documents on the Parsons and Lewis Family and Business Archive Parsons and Lewis Peter Parsons ...Parsons & Lewis was the horse‑hair curling factory that operated on Graham Street (Now part of Anderson Rd), Sunshine (then Braybrook Junction). The Co-Founders of the company were Edmund “Ted” Parsons (1855–1918) & Richard Lewis (d1909). Richard Lewis died of anthrax, a known occupational hazard in hair‑processing industries. The factory was deliberately placed on the banks of Kororoit Creek because large volumes of water were required for the horse‑hair curling process. Horsehair was washed, sorted, curled, dried, and baled, a labor-intensive process requiring skilled “drafters,” curlers, and spinners. The factory processed animal hair for use in brushes and upholstery. The building was subsequently demolished in 1987.The Parsons & Lewis Horse Hair Curling Factory was one of the most important early industrial sites in Sunshine’s heritage landscape. The Parsons family became one of the most respected families in Sunshine, both socially and civically. Their reputation was built over three generations, combining industrial contribution, community service, and local leadership.Typed Notes Parsons Line|Typed Notes Parsons and Lewis Pty Ltd 1887 to 1988|Booklet The Drawers and Curlers Parsons and Lewis 1887 to 1988 by Peter Parsons|Newspaper Article The Advocate 6 October 1993 Brothers decide to retire from century old family business Buyer sought to keep up a proud tradition and History dates to boom days of 1880s|Original Business Names Act 1928 Certificate of Registrar General of Registration of an Individual Joseph Robert Parsons 8 June 1933 for Parson and Lewis|Newspaper Article The Weekly Times 25 September 1991 Brothers hang on by a tale|Newspaper Article The Age 17 October 1994 Hair today might go for a song tomorrow|Photograph of History panel Parson and Lewis|Photograph of vacant site where factory was located on corner Morris Street and Anderson Road|Photograph of facade of Parson and Lewis Horsehair Drawers and Curlers|Photograph of Parsons and Lewis and notes saying copy of the photograph of the fire that destroyed Parsons and Lewis factory on Kororoit Creek Sunshine|Newspaper Article Sunshine Advocate 29 January 1965 Australia Day program will appeal to all at JR Parsons Reserveparsons and lewis, joseph "joe" parsons -
Sunshine and District Historical Society IncorporatedAudio - Professor Weston Bate presentation of Award of Merit to Olwen Ford Audio Tape, Guest speaker Bob Parsons 'A local business Parsons and Lewis Horse Hair drawers and cups, 10/3/1994
... Guest speaker Bob Parsons 'A local business Parsons and Lewis Horse Hair drawers and cups....Dr Olwen Ford is a historian, author and long-term Sunshine resident. Bob Parsons is a long-term Sunshine resident and business owner, who's grandparents worked with HV McKay and his family in the 1920s....Pro Weston Bate presents Award of Merit to Olwen Ford Bob Parsons A Local Family Business - Parsons and Lewis Horse Hair Drawers and Curlers...Guest speaker Bob Parsons 'A local business Parsons and Lewis Horse Hair drawers and cups. ...Weston Arthur Bate OAM was an Australian historian and previous president of the Royal Historical Society of Victoria. Dr Olwen Ford is a historian, author and long-term Sunshine resident. Bob Parsons is a long-term Sunshine resident and business owner, who's grandparents worked with HV McKay and his family in the 1920s.Pro Weston Bate presents Award of Merit to Olwen Ford Bob Parsons A Local Family Business - Parsons and Lewis Horse Hair Drawers and Curlersweston bate oam, olwen ford, bob parsons, parsons and lewis -
Orbost & District Historical SocietyPainting, Parsons, A.H.(Mrs), 1907
... Painted by Mrs Parsons married to Henry James Parsons, banker....Front RH corner A.H. Parsons 1907...Parsons, A.H.(Mrs)...Painted by Mrs Parsons married to Henry James Parsons, banker. ...Painted by Mrs Parsons married to Henry James Parsons, banker.This item is an example of the artistic skills of women in the early 20th century. It is aesthetically significant.Oil painting of the sea and stormy sky on tin.Front RH corner A.H. Parsons 1907painting oil-painting parsons-a-h painting-on-tin -
Eltham District Historical Society IncPhotograph, Russell Yeoman, Parsons Road Bridge over the Aqueduct
... Parsons Road Bridge over the Aqueduct...Parsons Road, Eltham, Victoria...parsons road bridge maroondah aqueduct Kodak Safety 5035 Roll of 35mm colour negative film, 5 strips Parsons Road Bridge over the Aqueduct Photograph Russell Yeoman ...Roll of 35mm colour negative film, 5 stripsKodak Safety 5035parsons road, bridge, maroondah aqueduct -
Eltham District Historical Society IncPhotograph, Russell Yeoman, Parsons Road Bridge over the Aqueduct
... Parsons Road Bridge over the Aqueduct...Parsons Road, Eltham, Victoria...parsons road bridge maroondah aqueduct Kodak Safety 5035 Roll of 35mm colour negative film, 5 strips Parsons Road Bridge over the Aqueduct Photograph Russell Yeoman ...Roll of 35mm colour negative film, 5 stripsKodak Safety 5035parsons road, bridge, maroondah aqueduct -
Eltham District Historical Society IncPhotograph, Russell Yeoman, Parsons Road Bridge over the Aqueduct
... Parsons Road Bridge over the Aqueduct...Parsons Road, Eltham, Victoria...parsons road bridge maroondah aqueduct Kodak Safety 5035 Roll of 35mm colour negative film, 5 strips Parsons Road Bridge over the Aqueduct Photograph Russell Yeoman ...Roll of 35mm colour negative film, 5 stripsKodak Safety 5035parsons road, bridge, maroondah aqueduct -
Eltham District Historical Society IncPhotograph, Parsons Road Bridge over the Aqueduct, Eltham, c. Jan 1986, January 1986
... Parsons Road Bridge over the Aqueduct, Eltham, c. ...Parsons Road, Eltham, Victoria...maroondah aqueduct parsons road Kodak CL 200 5093 Roll of 35mm colour negative film, 3 strips Parsons Road Bridge over the Aqueduct, Eltham, c. ...Roll of 35mm colour negative film, 3 stripsKodak CL 200 5093maroondah aqueduct, parsons road -
Eltham District Historical Society IncPhotograph, Aqueduct Trail just near Parsons Road Bridge, Eltham, c. Jan 1986, January 1986
... Aqueduct Trail just near Parsons Road Bridge, Eltham, c. Jan 1986...Parsons Road, Eltham, Victoria...maroondah aqueduct parsons road Kodak CL 200 5093 Roll of 35mm colour negative film, 3 strips Aqueduct Trail just near Parsons Road Bridge, Eltham, c. ...Roll of 35mm colour negative film, 3 stripsKodak CL 200 5093maroondah aqueduct, parsons road -
Sunshine and District Historical Society IncorporatedPhotograph - Parsons and Lewis Horsehair Drawers and Curlers, 1980
... ... Parsons...The Co-Founders of the company were Edmund “Ted” Parsons (1855–1918) & Richard Lewis (d1909). ...Photograph of the factory building of Parsons and Lewis Horsehair Drawers and Curlers Factory in Graham Street (Now Anderson Road)...Parsons & Lewis Horsehair Drawers and Curlers...Their reputation was built over three generations, combining industrial contribution, community service, and local leadership. Parsons & Lewis Factory Parsons Graham Street Anderson Road Sunshine Parsons & Lewis Horsehair Drawers and Curlers Photograph of the factory building of Parsons and Lewis Horsehair Drawers and Curlers Factory in Graham Street (Now Anderson Road) Photograph Parsons and Lewis Horsehair Drawers and Curlers ...Parsons & Lewis was the horse‑hair curling factory that operated on Graham Street (Now part of Anderson Rd), Sunshine (then Braybrook Junction). The Co-Founders of the company were Edmund “Ted” Parsons (1855–1918) & Richard Lewis (d1909). The business was founded in 1887 and shifted to the Graham Street site in 1901. Richard Lewis died of anthrax, a known occupational hazard in hair‑processing industries. The factory was deliberately placed on the banks of Kororoit Creek because large volumes of water were required for the horse‑hair curling process. Horsehair was washed, sorted, curled, dried, and baled, a labor-intensive process requiring skilled “drafters,” curlers, and spinners. The factory processed animal hair for use in brushes and upholstery. In 1988, the business was relocated to a site in Kensington.The Parsons & Lewis Horse Hair Curling Factory was one of the most important early industrial sites in Sunshine’s heritage landscape. The Parsons family became one of the most respected families in Sunshine, both socially and civically. Their reputation was built over three generations, combining industrial contribution, community service, and local leadership.Parsons & Lewis Horsehair Drawers and Curlersparsons & lewis, factory, parsons, graham street, anderson road, sunshine -
Sunshine and District Historical Society IncorporatedPhotograph - Workers of Parsons and Lewis factory, 1920
... ... Parsons...The Co-Founders of the company were Edmund “Ted” Parsons (1855–1918) & Richard Lewis (d1909). ...Black and white photo of workers outside Parsons and Lewis Factory located in Graham Street now part of Anderson Rd Sunshine....Name supplied by Robert "Bob" Eric Parsons Ted Mantell Joe Parsons Alf Noble Jack Walker Jack McCormick Cock Higgins Wally Wright Jim Chouka Nettleton Dick Green Bob Perriman and Joe Bridges On building facade Parsons and Lewis horsehair drawers and curlers...Photograph Workers of Parsons and Lewis factory ...Parsons & Lewis was the horse‑hair curling factory that operated on Graham Street (Now part of Anderson Rd), Sunshine (then Braybrook Junction). The Co-Founders of the company were Edmund “Ted” Parsons (1855–1918) & Richard Lewis (d1909). The business was founded in 1887 and shifted to the Graham Street site in 1901. Richard Lewis died of anthrax, a known occupational hazard in hair‑processing industries. The factory was deliberately placed on the banks of Kororoit Creek because large volumes of water were required for the horse‑hair curling process. Horsehair was washed, sorted, curled, dried, and baled, a labor-intensive process requiring skilled “drafters,” curlers, and spinners. The factory processed animal hair for use in brushes and upholstery. In 1988, the business was relocated to a site in Kensington. The building was subsequently demolished in 1987.The Parsons & Lewis Horse Hair Curling Factory was one of the most important early industrial sites in Sunshine’s heritage landscape. The Parsons family became one of the most respected families in Sunshine, both socially and civically. Their reputation was built over three generations, combining industrial contribution, community service, and local leadership.Name supplied by Robert "Bob" Eric Parsons Ted Mantell Joe Parsons Alf Noble Jack Walker Jack McCormick Cock Higgins Wally Wright Jim Chouka Nettleton Dick Green Bob Perriman and Joe Bridges On building facade Parsons and Lewis horsehair drawers and curlersparsons & lewis, parsons, graham street, anderson road, sunshine -
Eltham District Historical Society IncPhotograph, Parsons Road bridge over former Maroondah Aqueduct
... Parsons Road bridge over former Maroondah Aqueduct...Colour photograph of Parsons Road bridge over disused Maroondah Aqueduct...parsons road eltham north research aqueducts maroondah aqueduct bridges Colour photograph of Parsons Road bridge over disused Maroondah Aqueduct Parsons Road bridge over former Maroondah Aqueduct Photograph ...Colour photograph of Parsons Road bridge over disused Maroondah Aqueductparsons road, eltham north, research, aqueducts, maroondah aqueduct, bridges -
Sunshine and District Historical Society IncorporatedArchive - Interviews by Connie Parsons, Parsons, Connie, 1976 - 1992
... Various sheets of paper typed or hand written with interview information produced by Connie Parsons 1976 to 1992...Newspaper Article Sunshine Advocate Obiturary Mrs Maria Armour passed away 1 September 1930 & letter titled To Whom It May Concern|Notes for Reunion to be held on 8 October 1978 of students who attended Sunshine Technical School in June 1926|Extract The Teacher and the Community Jack Hyett|Hand written notes|Hand written note|Hand written Guidelins for Interviews|Type written recollection Bob Parsons 50 Years plus on Kororoit Creek|Type written notes Thomas Burg Derham|Hand written note Robinsons shop|Hand written note Mrs Simpson dated 25 June 1979|Hand written notes ED Dickson|Hand written note Jim Middleton 2 October 1978|Hand written note Prue McGoldrick 25 February 1990|Hand written notes Glad Crick nee Day and Roy Day and Les Day 22 August 1988|Hand written notes PL Carr 15 June 1978|Hand written notes|Hand written notes H Dempster|Hand written notes Mrs Jack Howard|Type written notes Mrs Laura Singleton 20 November 1992|Newspaper Article The Advocate 29 August 1979 First mayoress remembers|Hand written notes Mrs Jessie Amelia Decent 12 July 1984|Type written notes Mrs Mace Myers 6 December 1976|Hand written notes Mr Norm Crannell 9 May 1977|Type written notes N Cranwell 9 May 1977...Parsons, Connie...Interviews by Connie Club Connie Parsons Document Newspaper Article Sunshine Advocate Obiturary Mrs Maria Armour passed away 1 September 1930 & letter titled To Whom It May Concern|Notes for Reunion to be held on 8 October 1978 of students who attended Sunshine Technical School in June 1926|Extract The Teacher and the Community Jack Hyett|Hand written notes|Hand written note|Hand written Guidelins for Interviews|Type written recollection Bob Parsons 50 Years plus on Kororoit Creek|Type written notes Thomas Burg Derham|Hand written note Robinsons shop|Hand written note Mrs Simpson dated 25 June 1979|Hand written notes ED Dickson|Hand written note Jim Middleton 2 October 1978|Hand written note Prue McGoldrick 25 February 1990|Hand written notes Glad Crick nee Day and Roy Day and Les Day 22 August 1988|Hand written notes PL Carr 15 June 1978|Hand written notes|Hand written notes H Dempster|Hand written notes Mrs Jack Howard|Type written notes Mrs Laura Singleton 20 November 1992|Newspaper Article The Advocate 29 August 1979 First mayoress remembers|Hand written notes Mrs Jessie Amelia Decent 12 July 1984|Type written notes Mrs Mace Myers 6 December 1976|Hand written notes Mr Norm Crannell 9 May 1977|Type written notes N Cranwell 9 May 1977 Various sheets of paper typed or hand written with interview information produced by Connie Parsons 1976 to 1992 Archive Interviews by Connie Parsons Parsons, Connie ...Newspaper Article Sunshine Advocate Obiturary Mrs Maria Armour passed away 1 September 1930 & letter titled To Whom It May Concern|Notes for Reunion to be held on 8 October 1978 of students who attended Sunshine Technical School in June 1926|Extract The Teacher and the Community Jack Hyett|Hand written notes|Hand written note|Hand written Guidelins for Interviews|Type written recollection Bob Parsons 50 Years plus on Kororoit Creek|Type written notes Thomas Burg Derham|Hand written note Robinsons shop|Hand written note Mrs Simpson dated 25 June 1979|Hand written notes ED Dickson|Hand written note Jim Middleton 2 October 1978|Hand written note Prue McGoldrick 25 February 1990|Hand written notes Glad Crick nee Day and Roy Day and Les Day 22 August 1988|Hand written notes PL Carr 15 June 1978|Hand written notes|Hand written notes H Dempster|Hand written notes Mrs Jack Howard|Type written notes Mrs Laura Singleton 20 November 1992|Newspaper Article The Advocate 29 August 1979 First mayoress remembers|Hand written notes Mrs Jessie Amelia Decent 12 July 1984|Type written notes Mrs Mace Myers 6 December 1976|Hand written notes Mr Norm Crannell 9 May 1977|Type written notes N Cranwell 9 May 1977interviews by connie club, connie, parsons document -
Bendigo Military MuseumPhotograph - PORTRAITS, Paramount Photo. J. Solomon, Jerusalem, Photos of Jack Parsons in the Middle East
... Photos of Jack Parsons in the Middle East....On the the back is written "Jack Parsons, Middle East 1940," 8. B & W photo of Jack Parsons in civilian attire, dark shirt & tie. ...On the rear is written "Jack Parsons, Bankstown". Photos of Jack Parsons in the Middle East. ...Photos/postcards are addressed with much affection to "Thel". 1. B & W portrait of soldier with peaked cap. Aust Rising Sun is on the cap and he is wearing a great coat. He has a moustache. 2. B & W studio portrait of soldier seated. He has his slouch hat folded down with the chin strap on. He has a triangle colour patch on right shoulder, He is wearing leather leggings. 3. B & W portrait of Jack Parsons in a type of Arabic costume. Tents in background. On rear it states "Middle East - Jack Parsons 1940." The moustache has gone. 4. B & W full length portrait. Jack Parsons in uniform with an Arabic style head-dress. Tents in background. 5. Seated portrait of Jack Parsons in uniform. He has a peaked cap, jersey and an MP armband. 6. B & W photo of soldier standing beside a vehicle which has the bonnet up. On the rear is written 25/11/40 to Thel from Jack. Palestine. 7. B & W portrait of soldier standing at ease. He has a peaked cap. Uniform shorts, long socks & shoes. He is wearing a pistol holster on his left hip. On the the back is written "Jack Parsons, Middle East 1940," 8. B & W photo of Jack Parsons in civilian attire, dark shirt & tie. A jacket with light trim. Light coloured trousers. No moustache. On the rear is written "Jack Parsons, Bankstown". 2. The green ink has run. From " Alexandria - Egypt."photos, ww2 -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus ArchivesArticle, W.T. Parsons, Water Hyacinth a pest of world waterways, 1964
... Reprint of article by W.T. Parsons from Journal of the Department of Agriculture. 3 copies...W.T. Parsons...Parsons ...Reprint of article by W.T. Parsons from Journal of the Department of Agriculture. 3 copiesdepartment of agriculture, w.t. parsons -
Clunes Museum
Book, NANCY E McKAY & JEANETTE PARSONS, THE LANGDON STORY, 2002
... HISTORY OF THE LANGDON FAMILY FROM 1764-1903 BY NANCY E McKAY & JEANETTE PARSONS....NANCY E McKAY & JEANETTE PARSONS...LOCAL HISTORY BOOKS FAMILY HISTORY LANGDON FAMILY HISTORY OF THE LANGDON FAMILY FROM 1764-1903 BY NANCY E McKAY & JEANETTE PARSONS. THE LANGDON STORY Book BOOK NANCY E McKAY & JEANETTE PARSONS ...HISTORY OF THE LANGDON FAMILY FROM 1764-1903 BY NANCY E McKAY & JEANETTE PARSONS.local history, books, family history, langdon family -
Sunshine and District Historical Society IncorporatedPhotograph - Parsons and Lewis factory, circa 1924
... ... Parsons...The Co-Founders of the company were Edmund “Ted” Parsons (1855–1918) & Richard Lewis (d1909). ...Black and white photo of workers outside Parsons and Lewis Factory located in Graham Street now part of Anderson Rd Sunshine....From left: Ted Mantell Joe Parsons Alf Noble Jack Walker Jack McCormack Ted Higgins Walter Wright Jim Chooka Nettleton Dick Green Bob Perriman and Joe Bridges...Photograph Parsons and Lewis factory ...Parsons & Lewis was the horse‑hair curling factory that operated on Graham Street (Now part of Anderson Rd), Sunshine (then Braybrook Junction). The Co-Founders of the company were Edmund “Ted” Parsons (1855–1918) & Richard Lewis (d1909). The business was founded in 1887 and shifted to the Graham Street site in 1901. Richard Lewis died of anthrax, a known occupational hazard in hair‑processing industries. The factory was deliberately placed on the banks of Kororoit Creek because large volumes of water were required for the horse‑hair curling process. Horsehair was washed, sorted, curled, dried, and baled, a labor-intensive process requiring skilled “drafters,” curlers, and spinners. The factory processed animal hair for use in brushes and upholstery. In 1988, the business was relocated to a site in Kensington. The building was subsequently demolished in 1987.The Parsons & Lewis Horse Hair Curling Factory was one of the most important early industrial sites in Sunshine’s heritage landscape. The Parsons family became one of the most respected families in Sunshine, both socially and civically. Their reputation was built over three generations, combining industrial contribution, community service, and local leadership.From left: Ted Mantell Joe Parsons Alf Noble Jack Walker Jack McCormack Ted Higgins Walter Wright Jim Chooka Nettleton Dick Green Bob Perriman and Joe Bridgesparsons & lewis, factory, parsons, graham street, anderson road, sunshine -
Lara RSL Sub Branch
Photograph, Wilbur Parsons' photograph 1943 in England with the Queen Mother and pilots with Lancasters in the background, 13/5/2021
... Wilbur Parsons' photograph 1943 in England with the Queen Mother and pilots with Lancasters in the background...Wilbur Parsons RAAF and pilots on parade in England with the Queen Mother...Wilbur Parsons RAAF and pilots on parade in England with the Queen Mother Service of Wilbur Parsons during WWII world war ii raaf in europe during wwii To Elsie with all my love - Wilbur July '43 Black and white photograph Wilbur Parsons' photograph 1943 in England with the Queen Mother and pilots with Lancasters in the background Photograph photograph ...Wilbur Parsons RAAF and pilots on parade in England with the Queen MotherService of Wilbur Parsons during WWIIBlack and white photographTo Elsie with all my love - Wilbur July '43world war ii, raaf in europe during wwii -
Glenelg Shire Council Cultural Collection
Mixed media - Oral History Interview - Borthwick's, Col Parsons Interview - Borthwick's, c. 2014
... Col Parsons Interview - Borthwick's...Interview with Col Parsons. Unedited interviews with former Borthwicks workers. ...Interview with Col Parsons. Unedited interviews with former Borthwicks workers. ...DVD - unedited. Interview with Col Parsons. Unedited interviews with former Borthwicks workers. These interviews appear in the DVD on Borthwicks, launched 5 DEC 2014. Interviews conducted by Gary Kerr and filmed by Noel Waugh.thomas borthwick and sons, oral history interview -
Mont De LanceyTin
... "Parsons" Rapidice Chocolate Flavour - icing & filling for cakes, sandwiches, biscuits, etc. etc. 1lb weight....Parsons Bros & Co. Ltd....Tin Parsons Bros & Co. Ltd. ..."Parsons" Rapidice Chocolate Flavour - icing & filling for cakes, sandwiches, biscuits, etc. etc. 1lb weight.tins -
Robin Boyd FoundationLetter, Australian Broadcasting Commission, Betty Parsons (ABC) to Robin Boyd, 21.04.1964
... Betty Parsons (ABC) to Robin Boyd...This letter from Betty Parsons, Acting organiser, University of the Air, thanks Robin Boyd for agreeing to undertake a series of University of the Air programmes under the title "Australian Design"....Betty Parsons (ABC) to Robin Boyd Letter Australian Broadcasting Commission ...This letter from Betty Parsons, Acting organiser, University of the Air, thanks Robin Boyd for agreeing to undertake a series of University of the Air programmes under the title "Australian Design". -
Whitehorse Historical Society Inc.Photograph - B/W photograph - Copy, William Parsons Farrier
... William Parsons Farrier...B&W copy showing W Parsons standing, wife Clara and children Joyce and Ray. ...W A Parsons Blacksmith East Burwood B&W copy showing W Parsons standing, wife Clara and children Joyce and Ray. ...B&W copy showing W Parsons standing, wife Clara and children Joyce and Ray. Situated corner Howletts Road (Blackburn Road) and Tally Ho Road (Highbury Road ) East Burwood. The man seated is the neighbor Mr Clarke who owned the nearby hotel.w a parsons, blacksmith, east burwood -
Benalla Art GalleryWatercolour, Elizabeth PARSONS, Cameron's Station, Pyrenees, c. 1890
... Recto: Signed "PARSONS" in black watercolour in l.l.c of composition; Not dated; Not titled...Elizabeth PARSONS...Cameron's Station, Pyrenees Watercolour Elizabeth PARSONS ...Born: Isleworth, Middlesex, England 1831; Arrived: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 1870; Died: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 1897VictorianGift of Mrs E.E. Ledger, 1982Rural landscape with house, fences, trees hills, a creek and a small figure carrying a fishing line. Thin, dark blue grey brushed timber frame.Recto: Signed "PARSONS" in black watercolour in l.l.c of composition; Not dated; Not titledwatercolour, landscape, tree, mountains, animals, cows, figures, fence, creek, colonial, buildings -
Sunshine and District Historical Society IncorporatedPhotograph - Parsons and Lewis Horsehair Drawers & Curlers Factory Photograph
... The Co-Founders of the company were Edmund “Ted” Parsons (1855–1918) & Richard Lewis (d1909). ...Copy of a photograph of Parsons and Lewis Horsehair Drawers & Curlers Factory...Parsons and Lewis Horsehair Drawers & Curlers Factory Photo Factory facing only as interior is collapsed and rubble...Their reputation was built over three generations, combining industrial contribution, community service, and local leadership. Parsons and Lewis Joseph "Joe" Parsons Parsons and Lewis Horsehair Drawers & Curlers Factory Photo Factory facing only as interior is collapsed and rubble Copy of a photograph of Parsons and Lewis Horsehair Drawers & Curlers Factory Photograph Parsons and Lewis Horsehair Drawers & Curlers Factory Photograph ...Parsons & Lewis was the horse‑hair curling factory that operated on Graham Street (Now part of Anderson Rd), Sunshine (then Braybrook Junction). The Co-Founders of the company were Edmund “Ted” Parsons (1855–1918) & Richard Lewis (d1909). The business was founded in 1887 and shifted to the Graham Street site in 1901. Richard Lewis died of anthrax, a known occupational hazard in hair‑processing industries. The factory was deliberately placed on the banks of Kororoit Creek because large volumes of water were required for the horse‑hair curling process. Horsehair was washed, sorted, curled, dried, and baled, a labor-intensive process requiring skilled “drafters,” curlers, and spinners. The factory processed animal hair for use in brushes and upholstery. In 1988, the business was relocated to a site in Kensington. This photograph is of the factory after it suffered a major fire. The building was subsequently demolished in 1987.The Parsons & Lewis Horse Hair Curling Factory was one of the most important early industrial sites in Sunshine’s heritage landscape. The Parsons family became one of the most respected families in Sunshine, both socially and civically. Their reputation was built over three generations, combining industrial contribution, community service, and local leadership.Parsons and Lewis Horsehair Drawers & Curlers Factory Photo Factory facing only as interior is collapsed and rubbleparsons and lewis, joseph "joe" parsons -
Sunshine and District Historical Society IncorporatedPhotograph - Emily Parson Portrait, 1988
... Parsons...Emily (nee Dean) was the wife of Edmund Parsons, grandmother of R.E. (Bob) Parsons. ...Parsons This photograph is of Emily Parsons wearing Pearl necklace and a broach. ...parsons -
Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum and VillageTextile - Parsons' Oatmeal Bags
... Dry foods such as oats were packaged in cloth bags from the late 19th century to the mid 20th century. Parsons' Brothers and Company were involved in packaging a variety of produce for the Australian market including oatmeal for porridge....A set of two Oatmeal Bags from the Parsons' company. Each bag is made from calico with ornate writing and images on the front that relate to the product and company. ...Front (both): 7-lbs. Net, PARSONS', TRADE MARK, THE ORIGINAL FLAKED OATMEAL, DELICIOUS PORRIDGE, WITH ONLY TEN MINUTES BOILING, PARSONS BROS & COY., PROPY. ...LTD., MELBOURNE Back 8649.1 : TRY Parsons', PARSONS' SALINE POWDER, NET ? LB, SALINE POWDER, A COOL, REFRESHING AND HEALTHFUL DRINK Back 8649.2 : UNSURPASSED in Quality and Price, PARSONS' MUSTARD, (further writing is faded) A set of two Oatmeal Bags from the Parsons' company. ...Dry foods such as oats were packaged in cloth bags from the late 19th century to the mid 20th century. Parsons' Brothers and Company were involved in packaging a variety of produce for the Australian market including oatmeal for porridge.The oat bags provide a snapshot of a well-known Australian food company and how the bags were used to advertise other items available from the business.A set of two Oatmeal Bags from the Parsons' company. Each bag is made from calico with ornate writing and images on the front that relate to the product and company. The back of each bag is used to advertise a different product from the company – Saline Powder (8649.1) and Mustard (8649.2).Front (both): 7-lbs. Net, PARSONS', TRADE MARK, THE ORIGINAL FLAKED OATMEAL, DELICIOUS PORRIDGE, WITH ONLY TEN MINUTES BOILING, PARSONS BROS & COY., PROPY. LTD., MELBOURNE Back 8649.1 : TRY Parsons', PARSONS' SALINE POWDER, NET ? LB, SALINE POWDER, A COOL, REFRESHING AND HEALTHFUL DRINK Back 8649.2 : UNSURPASSED in Quality and Price, PARSONS' MUSTARD, (further writing is faded)flagstaff hill maritime museum and village, great ocean road, shipwreck coast, warrnambool, calico, domestic object, textile, food storage, parsons' bros, oatmeal, porridge -
Sunshine and District Historical Society IncorporatedPhotograph - Edmund Parsons Portrait, 1988
... Parsons...Parsons (Bob). Copied onto thick mounting board. ...Parsons Portrait of Edmund Parsons who was a horsehair manufacturer and curler. ...parsons -
Marysville & District Historical SocietyBook, Percy Dearmer, The Parson's Handbook, 1932
... parsons...The Parson's Handbook contains practical directions both for parsons and others as to the management of the parish church and it's services according to the Anglican use, as set forth in the book of common prayer....Box 22/ Marysville 3779 THE PARSON'S HANDBOOK/ CONTAINING PRACTICAL DIRECTIONS/ BOTH FOR PARSONS AND OTHERS AS TO/ THE MANAGEMENT OF THE PARISH CHURCH/ AND ITS SERVICES ACCORDING TO THE/ ANGLICAN USE, AS SET FORTH IN THE BOOK/ OF COMMON PRAYER...The Parson's Handbook contains practical directions both for parsons and others as to the management of the parish church and it's services according to the Anglican use, as set forth in the book of common prayer. parsons parish church management services anglican common prayer The Parson's Handbook contains practical directions both for parsons and others as to the management of the parish church and it's services according to the Anglican use, as set forth in the book of common prayer. ...The Parson's Handbook contains practical directions both for parsons and others as to the management of the parish church and it's services according to the Anglican use, as set forth in the book of common prayer.Cover is navy blue with the title and author on the spine in gold lettering.non-fictionThe Parson's Handbook contains practical directions both for parsons and others as to the management of the parish church and it's services according to the Anglican use, as set forth in the book of common prayer.parsons, parish church, management, services, anglican, common prayer -
Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum and VillageTextile - Parsons' Farm Animal Series Oat Bags
... As the bags contain the name Parsons' it could be presumed that they were oat bags as the Parsons Company packaged a variety of groceries for the Australian market including oats. ...A set of two calico bags from the Parsons' company - most likely bought as oat bags. ...8650.1 PARSONS' FARM ANIMAL SERIES No. 1, CLYDESDALE, The Clydesdale originated in the valley of the Clyde, Scotland. ...Textile Parsons' Farm Animal Series Oat Bags ...Dry foods for domestic use were packaged in cloth bags from the late 19th century to the mid 20th century. As the bags contain the name Parsons' it could be presumed that they were oat bags as the Parsons Company packaged a variety of groceries for the Australian market including oats. The bags provide an example of calico bags used to store dry goods. Being presented as a ‘Farm Animal Series’ gives them added value as a collectable item and may have been an advertising ploy used by the company.A set of two calico bags from the Parsons' company - most likely bought as oat bags. The two are: No 1. (Clydesdale) and No 3. (Suffolk) from the Parsons' Farm Animal Series. Each bag has a multicoloured ink picture and written information about the horse described on the bag.8650.1 PARSONS' FARM ANIMAL SERIES No. 1, CLYDESDALE, The Clydesdale originated in the valley of the Clyde, Scotland. The main characteristics of the Clydesdale are ability to acclimatise in all parts of the world and perform all types of draught work. Clydesdale breeders lay emphasis upon bone, quality, weight, and action. The feet must be proportionate to the size of the horse, the hoof-head should have a full crown, with heels wide and quarters strong. 8650.2 PARSONS' FARM ANIMAL SERIES No. 3, SUFFOLK, The Suffolk, often known as the Suffolk Punch, originated in the County of Suffolk, England and is noted for its hardiness. From 15 to 16 hands in height, the Suffolk in general is smaller than the Clydesdale. The head is rather coarse, with the neck short. The body long, deep and wide with a round full appearance. The croup is straight, the legs short and free from feather. The invariable colour is chestnut, varying from light to dark.flagstaff hill maritime museum and village, great ocean road, shipwreck coast, warrnambool, calico, domestic object, textile, food storage, parsons' farm animal series, oats, clydesdale, suffolk
