NEGATIVE: EUPHEMIA MACKINTOSH
1888 - 1894Portrait; woman seated in garder cap (possibly knitted) heavy long sleeved dress; embroidery at cuffs, ornate collar; large bcukle at waist, blouse affixed at throat by oval brooch.
Background lattice and shrubs. Small round table besides, cloth with wide crocheted border, tall slender hour glass vase with feathers.
Euphemia is the daughter of James Drummond Snr.
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 1849and 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."
Details
Details
Negative of photograph in Shire of Toodyay museum collection accession number 2001.117 marked with former accession number TCH 83:167
Also same image as 2001.1345
Date of photograph based on the years of operation of photographer Tasman Latimer at the Hay Street Perth address which appears on 2001.117. Unsure if this negative was produced at a later date
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