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Claremont Museum > Records

BRIGGS, ALBERT JAMES WITH SUNDAY SCHOOL GROUP

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B/W Print of a Sunday School group on a lawn with shrubbery in the background. Younger students kneeling in front, older girls and possibly teachers seated on bentwood chairs (one has young child on her knee) and oldest pupils standing at the rear. Third from left in the back row is Albert James Briggs.

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Albert Briggs was born in Cottelsoe. Son of Thomas James Briggs and Emma Grace Fletcher. Farmed at Toodjay. Married Mary Ellery in 1907. Grandchildren: Clive and Alice

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