James Hall Boyd, Mary Louisa Boyd and James Robert Boyd

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James Hall Boyd, Mary Louisa Boyd and James Robert Boyd

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Collection

Te Papa Collections Online

Description

Portrait of James Hall Boyd, service number 89364,  his wife Mary Louisa Boyd and son Robert James Boyd. The Boyds ordered a 12-by-10-inch (30 x 25 centimetres) print of this family photograph, which depicts James Boyd, his wife Mary and their son, James Robert. James was born in Glasgow, Scotland on 23 April 1886, and emigrated to New Zealand around 1912. He married Mary, eldest daughter of Mr & Mrs T.O. Stokes of Wellington, on 8 January 1913 and she gave birth to their only child on 9 Jan...

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Image

Date created

1918

Creator

Berry & Co.

URL

https://collections.tepapa.govt.nz/object/371401

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soldiers / Military uniforms / Portraits / Group portraits / families / James Boyd / Mrs Mary Boyd / world wars / photographic gelatin / sheet glass / silver / photographic plates / studio portraits / portraits / black-and-white negatives / gelatin dry plate negatives / War / World War, 1914-1918 / Draft / Wellington

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