Production date
Circa 1850
Description
Framed small print. Depicts shepherd boy with sheep. Hung in Susan Searle's bedroom in England. When she came out to New Zealand in the "Randolph" in 1850 she brought it with her. She married and had sons and daughters and later, grandchildren.
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HEN111
2510
EC172.146-156A
EC172.146-156A
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Susan Searle came to Lyttelton on the Labuan in 1851. It was her husband George Kerridge who came on the Randolph in 1850. They married in 1855.
- Terry Stock
Posted on 07-05-2020 23:16:38