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PUBLISHED PAPER ON SOLOMON COOK WITH OTHER PAPERWORK ITEMS (COPY)

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1985

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Copies of published paper and other paperwork on Solomon Cook. (a) copy of Early Days Journal and Proceedings of the Royal Western Australian Historical Society Vol. 9, Part 3 1985, (b) Typescript for Greta Kuchling's paper on her maternal great grandfather Solomon Cook 1985, (c) copy of taped speeches at Solomon Cook's Memorial Ceremony & unveiling of plaque 1983, (d) Edited version of Greta Kuchling's paper on Solomon Cook (her maternal great grandfather published in the Early Days' Journal, Royal Western Australian Historical Society, 1985 Vol. 9, Part 3) revised edition 2009, (e) Copy of Newsclip from the Eastern Reporter, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2007 Page 19 titled 'Names needed for the Welcome Walls', Greta Kuchling registered her great grand father's name at the W.A. Museum in Albany, (f) Copy of newsclip from Southern Gazette, Belmont, Tuesday Nov. 13th 2007 page 3 'Pioneer takes place on wall' Greta Kuchling shows off the plaque that commemorates her great grandfather registered at Welcome Wall, W.A. Museum in Albany.

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cwa-org-51-B2010.152a>f

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KUCHLING, Greta

Keywords

History - Western Australia

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Statement of significance

Welcome Wall W.A. Museum, Albany, listed name Solomon Cook pioneer.

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