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Palmer, Victoria (Queenie)
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- Title
- Palmer, Victoria (Queenie)
- Content partner
- Tasman District Libraries
- Collection
- Tasman Heritage
- Description
Victoria (known as Queenie) Palmer was born to Henry (Harry) and Honorra (Nora) Palmer (nee Riordan). She spent seven years from the age of seven living with a cousin, Harrieta Neal, in Brightwater after her husband died. Queenie's family lived in Wakefield and later shifted to Richmond to live in the former Red Horse Inn on Gladstone Road.
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- Other
- Date created
- February and March 1984
- Creator
- D. J. Runnacles
- URL
- https://tasman.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/5490
- Locations
- Richmond
- Related subjects
- Palmer family / Richmond Oral History Project / Tasman District Council
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