Photograph: Cholmondeley
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Alfred Charles Barker
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One portrait black and white photograph of a man. Inscribed underneath the photograph is 'Cholmondeley'. The man is sitting in a chair and visible from the chest up, he wears a hat, jacket and waistcoat and a knitted scarf.
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If this photo was taken in, or prior to 1873, then the age of the person would suggest it is likely to be Thomas Cholmondeley, 1801-1884, who lived at Port Levy and died at Opawa. A son, Charles born 1831, arrived in Canterbury on the Charlotte Jane, and this Thomas emigrated to Canterbury in 1853 with the rest of his family. A nephew, another Thomas Cholmondeley, also arrived in Canterbury on the Charlotte Jane but returned to England in 1852.
- John Love
Posted on 10-02-2023 03:17:21