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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH (DIGITIAL): WILLIAMS FAMILY, HARDY STREET, 1935

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1935

Overview

Digital copy of photograph.

Image: Shows seven members of the Williams - Kensit family standing in front of their house in Hardy Street. Six girls and one boy stand in birth order. They are dressed in clothes made by their mother Annie Sophia Williams (nee Kensit) who was a dressmaker in Subiaco.

The Williams children are

Edith Mary Williams (1910–2001)

Gwenyth C. Williams (1911–1998)

Annie B. Williams (1913–2000)

Dorothea E. Williams (1915–2003)

Hilda May Williams (1917–2004)

Joan P. Williams (1921–2011)

William J. Williams (1919–2000)

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-2022.206

Item type

Photographs

Keywords

KENSIT, Annie Sophia

Year

Last modified

Wednesday, 2 September, 2026

Completeness

83

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