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Claremont Museum > Records

SHARKEY COLLECTION - BOOTH FAMILY

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c. 1903

Overview

Sepia print, mounted on card, of five children grouped around a deckchair with a background of brick wall and foliage. There are three girls dressed in light dresses, a baby propped in the chair and a boy standing on the right. On the rear in pencil, in childish writing [Stella Booth/ Hazel Booth/ Hilda Booth/ Iris Booth/ and scattered initials]

Historical information

Charles Henry Booth and wife Fanny Mortimer Nee Budd. Children: Hilda Gladys (b.1897), Herbert Henry (b. 1894), Hazel Maud (b.1903), Iris Lily (b. 1892) and Stella Clara (b.1900) Listed in the rate books as a plasterer. Lived at 5 Thomson Road, Claremont.

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cwa-org-28--9-288-

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Thursday, 12 June, 2025

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94

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