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PHOTOGRAPH (DIGITAL): PAGE FROM PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM, JONES FAMILY COLLECTION

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c. 1926

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Black and white digital images from the Jones Family.
Page from family album - Frederick Aloysius Jones 1891-1974.
Includes a wedding photograph.

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Jones Family
J Rowland Jones and Elizabeth Mary Jones nee Connor Children Arthur, Bowen, John, Fred, Frank, Nonie and Eva. J Rowland Jones Editor of 'West Australian Times', later 'West Australian'. Family lived at 375 Roberts Road, Subiaco. Francis Herbert (Frank) Jones born 1893 youngest son of John Rowland Jones last living family member to live in house

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cwa-org-43-2010.48.7

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J Rowland Jones and his wife Elizabeth built first European house in Subiaco 1887. A shorthand reporter and journalist, J Rowland Jones was Editor of 'West Australian Times', later 'West Australian'

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