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Williamstown Historical Society IncPhotograph - Memorial for Japanese Sailors who died of Beriberi in 1882
... ...Tsukuba Ship...Unveiling of a Memorial in August 1986, at Williamstown Cemetery for three Japanese Seamen from the ship "Tsukuba", who died from Beri-Beri during June 1882. ...Williamstown Cemetery Tsukuba Ship Japanese Memorial Beri Beri Unveiling of a Memorial in August 1986, at Williamstown Cemetery for three Japanese Seamen from the ship "Tsukuba", who died from Beri-Beri during June 1882. ...Unveiling of a Memorial in August 1986, at Williamstown Cemetery for three Japanese Seamen from the ship "Tsukuba", who died from Beri-Beri during June 1882. The three sailors buried at Williamstown were, Able Seaman Jisaburo Miyamoto a descendant of a samuri; Able Seaman Hikotaro Shinohara and Able Seaman Tatsushiro Ishibashi. williamstown cemetery, tsukuba ship, japanese memorial, beri beri -
Williamstown Historical Society IncPhotograph - Memorial for Japanese Sailors who died of Beriberi in 1882
... ...Tsukuba Ship...Unveiling of a Memorial in August 1986, at Williamstown Cemetery for three Japanese Seamen from the ship "Tsukuba", who died from Beri-Beri during June 1882. ...Williamstown Cemetery Tsukuba Ship Japanese Memorial Beri Beri Unveiling of a Memorial in August 1986, at Williamstown Cemetery for three Japanese Seamen from the ship "Tsukuba", who died from Beri-Beri during June 1882. ...Unveiling of a Memorial in August 1986, at Williamstown Cemetery for three Japanese Seamen from the ship "Tsukuba", who died from Beri-Beri during June 1882. The three sailors buried at Williamstown were, Able Seaman Jisaburo Miyamoto a descendant of a samuri; Able Seaman Hikotaro Shinohara and Able Seaman Tatsushiro Ishibashi. williamstown cemetery, tsukuba ship, japanese memorial, beri beri -
Williamstown Historical Society IncPhotograph - Memorial for Japanese Sailors who died of Beriberi in 1882
... ...Tsukuba Ship...Unveiling of a Memorial in August 1986, at Williamstown Cemetery for three Japanese Seamen from the ship "Tsukuba", who died from Beri-Beri during June 1882. ...Williamstown Cemetery Tsukuba Ship Japanese Memorial Beri Beri Unveiling of a Memorial in August 1986, at Williamstown Cemetery for three Japanese Seamen from the ship "Tsukuba", who died from Beri-Beri during June 1882. ...Unveiling of a Memorial in August 1986, at Williamstown Cemetery for three Japanese Seamen from the ship "Tsukuba", who died from Beri-Beri during June 1882. The three sailors buried at Williamstown were, Able Seaman Jisaburo Miyamoto a descendant of a samuri; Able Seaman Hikotaro Shinohara and Able Seaman Tatsushiro Ishibashi. williamstown cemetery, tsukuba ship, japanese memorial, beri beri -
Williamstown Historical Society IncPhotograph - Memorial for Japanese Sailors who died of Beriberi in 1882
... ...Tsukuba Ship...Unveiling of a Memorial in August 1986, at Williamstown Cemetery for three Japanese Seamen from the ship "Tsukuba", who died from Beri-Beri during June 1882. ...Williamstown Cemetery Tsukuba Ship Japanese Memorial Beri Beri Unveiling of a Memorial in August 1986, at Williamstown Cemetery for three Japanese Seamen from the ship "Tsukuba", who died from Beri-Beri during June 1882. ...Unveiling of a Memorial in August 1986, at Williamstown Cemetery for three Japanese Seamen from the ship "Tsukuba", who died from Beri-Beri during June 1882. The three sailors buried at Williamstown were, Able Seaman Jisaburo Miyamoto a descendant of a samuri; Able Seaman Hikotaro Shinohara and Able Seaman Tatsushiro Ishibashi. williamstown cemetery, tsukuba ship, japanese memorial, beri beri -
Williamstown Historical Society IncPhotograph - Memorial for Japanese Sailors who died of Beriberi in 1882
... ...Tsukuba Ship...Williamstown Cemetery Tsukuba Ship Japanese Memorial Beri Beri The back of the cenotaph monument for the oldest known Japanese graves in Australia for 3 sailors who died from beriberi in 1882 Photograph Memorial for Japanese Sailors who died of Beriberi in 1882 ...The back of the cenotaph monument for the oldest known Japanese graves in Australia for 3 sailors who died from beriberi in 1882 williamstown cemetery, tsukuba ship, japanese memorial, beri beri
