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Town of Claremont Museum > Records

HILL, ARTHUR DUNLEAVY

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1917

Overview

B/W enlarged, head-and-shoulders print of Arthur Dunleavy Hill mounted on white card with [Arthur D. Hill] above in old English print, and [In Charge Rural School/ 1911-1925] beneath the image. A dark-haired young man, he is wearing a dark jacket, white shirt and tie.

Historical information

Arthur Dunleavy Hill was trained as a teacher in South Australia before joing the WA Education Department in 1902. Spent several years in Harvey as Head teacher of the Harvey State School. Married Marguerie Badock in 1905. Childern: Margaret Alice (b.1907), Cnstance Mary (b. 1908), Dorothy Elizabeth (b.1909), Arthur Joseph (b.1914), Mary Kathleen (b.1916) and Howard Bruce (b.1918).

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cwa-org-28--12-381-

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Wednesday, 24 September, 2025

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