Historical information
Portraits displayed in an album, collated by Mrs Ann Stevens an early pioneer of Clunes, Victoria, Australia. After the death of her husband Richard in 1884. There is no information of who the images portray.
Physical description
Album leather bound, gold and black embossed pattern on front, metal clasp to keep book closed
Inscriptions & markings
On binding; ALBUM
Inside cover: Hand drawn calligraphy, "Mrs. Ann Stevens West Street Clunes June 23 1884"
Subjects
References
- OBITUARY (Clunes Guardian and Gazette (Vic. : 1914 - 1918), Friday 15 June 1917, page 2) An old and highly respected resident of the town died yesterday in the person of Mrs Ann Stevens, of Leslie street, whose husband predeceased her about 34 years ago. The deceased was a native of Gunnislake, Cornwall, and was a colonist of 52 years, and had resided 50 years in Clunes. She leaves a grown-up family of one son (who is in W.A.) and five daughters, two of the latter being State school teachers, The funeral will take place this afternoon, leaving the deceased's late residence at 3.30 o'clock.
