Glass Plate Negative: E J Lee and Family
Maker
Alfred Charles Barker
Production date
28 February 1865
Description
One landscape format black and white glass plate negative depicting Edward James Lee, his wife Harriet Maria Lee (nee Paul) and child in a garden, 28 February 1865.
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Object Detail
ACB265/1
1944.78.265
Part of 1 highlight set
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These are my great great grandparents- Edward James Lee and his wife, Harriet Maria Lee (nee Paul). EJ arrived on Lady Nugent in 1849 Nelson- found an inland route from Nelson to Canterbury to bring sheep down. Partner and friend of Edward Jollie (surveyor) they both owned Parnassus Run for a few years before settling in Southbridge, Selwyn. EJ became MP for Selwyn but didn’t serve his term as died 1883. His wife was daughter of Rev Robert Bateman Paul. The child is likely to be eldest son, Louis Edward George Lee.
- Bridget Lee-Rae
Posted on 27-01-2021 09:12:20