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Claremont Museum > Records

SHARKEY COLLECTION - PEGGY CULLEN

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c. 1940

Overview

B/W print. (a) Peggy Cullen, with short dark hair wearing a geometric patterned frock and belt with a white necklace, standing holding a long wooden handle. Written on the back in pencil [Peggy Cullen] (b) Peggy Cullen holding a hose, wearing light frock and cardigan and dark shoes standing next to shrubs, with high close picket fence in the background. Written on the back in pencil [Peggy].

Historical information

Marie Ray (Peggy) Sharkey married Neville Cullen in 1934 and lived at 3 Bindaring Pde. Had daughter Ray Eastwood, a son Peter and son David. Daughter of Edith and Raymond Sharkey.

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