MRS EUPHEMIA MACKINTOSH
B & W Print portait of Mrs Euphemia Mackintosh, (nee Drummond) sitting in a garden with shrubbery to her right, wood lattice behind and in front of cement brick wall.
There is a round table to her left with a lace trimming about it and a vase on top.
She is dressed in a belted, buckled frock, long mutton sleeves, a lace collar and a brooch at her throat.
On her head is a lace/cloth cap.
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T Latimer, Hay Street Perth
Image reproduced in Rica's Stories by Rica Erickson published 2001, on page 26.
Caption: Euphemia Macintosh (1826-1921) last survivor of the Parmelia settlers. Courtesy: Royal WA Historical Society.
Text beside the photo notes, "The youngest Drummond [James Drummond 1784-1863], Euphemia, married Ewen Mackintosh in 1849 and had eleven children. For her last fourteen years, she was the sole surviving Parmelia immigrant, still alert and active until she died in January 1921 at ninety-four years of age."
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