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Kennedy Children

Kennedy Children
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Title
Kennedy Children
Content partner
Palmerston North City Library
Collection
Manawatū Heritage
Description

Children of Matilda and John Kennedy. From left: Fredrick Chafe (who fought in in the Boer War), Jessie (who became Mrs L. Gronn and later Mrs A. Ross), William, Barbara (who became Mrs Cowen of Apiti and later Mrs Anderson), Issac (who also fought in in the Boer War) and Elizabeth (who became Mrs W. Mills of Te Awamutu).

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Image
Date created
1950~/1960~
Creator
Nelson Irving, Te Awamutu
URL
https://manawatuheritage.pncc.govt.nz/item/6215fe9f-139c-4624-af97-a251590c3349
Locations
Palmerston North
Related subjects
brooch / glasses / people / photographs / portrait / siblings

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