Harry, William and Hugh Stewart with sister Emily Surtees at Martray.

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Harry, William and Hugh Stewart with sister Emily Surtees at Martray.

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Harry, William and Hugh Stewart at Martray in July 1899 with their sister Emily Surtees. They were the children of George Vesey Stewart and Margaret Torrens Stewart (née Miller) who married in Ireland in 1856 and arrived in New Zealand on board the Carisbrooke Castle on 8 June 1875. In this photograph all four siblings are seated. Emily is holding a cat in her lap, and between her and Harry sits a dog. Through the foliage behind them can be seen their home at Kauri Point in Katikati, the prop...

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1899

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Emily Surtees

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http://westernbay.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/2055

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Emily Surtees image collection / SURTEES Emily Charlotte Sophia

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