Photograph, Captain Stevens Home, South Grove

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Photograph, Captain Stevens Home, South Grove

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"South Grove" was the home of Captain Stevens at Gummies Bush. It was built about 1860. The farm later passed to the following: Beck, Grant Ussher, 1908 Craigie Robertson, 1914 James Cormack, R McLelland. William Stevens was the half brother of John Howell, considered to be Riverton Aparima's first permanent Pākehā settler. William was born in 1821, in Eastbourne, East Sussex, England. He was living with his father and siblings in Australia when his brother John arrived for a visit, after the...

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Date created

1920-1930

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Unknown photographer

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https://ehive.com/collections/3278/objects/1735274

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Buildings and Structures / People and Families (including births, weddings, deaths) / buildings and structures

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