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Katanning Historical Society > Records

Elijah Quartermaine and four of his five sons

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c. 1930

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Overview

A black and white formal photograph of three seated men and two men standing behind the seated men. The men are all dressed in formal suits, white shirts, ties and long trousers.

Historical information

Elijah Quartermaine and four of his five sons; Morton, Eli jnr, Donald and Walter, missing is George Eli.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-202-HSP2006.6

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

23 cm

Height or length

17 cm

Inscriptions and markings

At the bottom left of the photograph in faded red ink is written 'F. Martyn, Katanning W.A.'

Year

Statement of significance

The Quartermaine family were the first settlers in the Katanning district. They were the owners of 'Yowanup' farm. Morton Francis farmed at 'Boyaminning', Eli Jnr and snr farmed 'Yowanup', Donald Charles farmed 'Marraconda' and Walter William farmed 'Meh Mahn'.

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Courtesy of Katanning Historical Society.

Katanning Historical Society

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