BISHOP FAMILY PRG 1123 Series List

Photographs of the Bishop family (Series 1-43)

Photographs of the Bishop family 1 ca.1855-1900. 13 photographs, 9 copies. [Daguerreotypes and 1 ambrotype of members of the Bishop family including Captain John Bishop and his wife Esther Elizabeth Bishop, and three of their children: Mary Vale Bishop, Amelia Helen Bishop and John Frederick Bishop, as well as two unidentified men. Also includes photographic copies of the daguerreotypes and ambrotype. Glass plated photograph of Captain John Bishop, and three opalotypes of Amy Helen Bishop, Ethel Mary Wollaston (nee Bishop) and Theodore Edwin Ekers].

Photograph album of Ethela Bishop 2 ca.1911-1912. 1 volume, 93 photographs. [Photograph album belonging to Ethela Bishop comprising 93 small black and white photographs, most of landscapes, of Mount Barker, landscapes and workers at Wellington Lodge, landscapes and workers at Koonamore Station near Yunta, various locations in Port Lincoln including Mill Cottage owned by Joseph Kemp Bishop, the Adelaide Hills, Adelaide including Glen Osmond and the zoo, and two of Ethela and Joseph’s grandchildren, Jack (John) and Mary Bishop, children of Sidney J.F. Bishop. See special list for Series 2 for details.]

Photograph albums of the Bishop, Broadbent and Johnson families 3 ca.1912-1953. 5 volumes. 1. Port Lincoln landscapes, including Mill Cottage, ca.1912. 2. Broadbent and Claxton families of Port Lincoln. Marjorie Broadbent married Myles Kemp Bishop in 1923. Most photographs include captions. ca.1917-1918. Includes loose sheet of photographs of Esther and Ann Bishop ca.1926, 1940. 3. Family holiday in Victoria and South Australia, including commercial photographs and postcards, ca.1935. 4. Amy H. Bishop’s London trip, November 1938. 5. Johnson family including christening and baby photographs of Michael Johnson, son of Jeff Johnson and Esther Marjorie Johnson (nee Bishop), 1952-1953.

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Photographs of Captain John Bishop 4 ca.1860-1940. 6 black and white photographs. [Two black and white portraits of Captain John Bishop ca.1860, one small photograph of ‘the last of Overcourt’ taken March 1940 of the Bishop home where Joseph Kemp Bishop was born in 1846 (grandfather of Esther Bishop who captioned the photo and may have also been the photographer), and one photograph of John Bishop with his family on the veranda of the family home at Overcourt ca.1862. On the reverse are two landscape photographs of Lockleys and Mannahill.]

Photographs of Esther Elizabeth Bishop (nee Kemp) 5 ca.1855-1860. 2 black and white photographs. [Portraits of Esther Elizabeth Bishop including one with two of her children, Amelia Helen and John Frederick Bishop.]

Photographs of Joseph Kemp 6 ca.1875. 2 black and white photographs. [Portrait of Joseph Kemp, and the early Kemp’s home in Port Lincoln, next to St Thomas’ Church.]

Photographs of Elizabeth Charlotte Watkins Bishop 7 ca.1870. 1 black and white photograph. [Portrait of Elizabeth Charlotte Watkins Murray (nee Bishop) (ca.1841-1881), eldest child of Captain John Bishop and Esther Elizabeth Bishop, married William Murray 1863.]

Photographs of William Daniel Watkins Bishop 8 ca.1847-1864. 2 black and white photographs. [Two portraits of William Daniel Watkins Bishop.]

Photographs of Joseph Kemp Bishop 9 ca.1854-1930. 18 black and white photographs. [Portraits and photographs with family members].

Photographs of John Frederick Bishop 10 ca.1866. 1 black and white photograph. [Small studio portrait].

Photographs of Georgiana Edith Bishop 11 ca.1866-1885. 4 black and white photographs. [Studio portraits.]

Photographs of Elizabeth Anne Miller Bishop 12 ca.1875. 1 black and white photograph. [Studio portrait, first wife of Joseph Kemp Bishop.]

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Photographs of Sidney John Forty Bishop 13 ca.1882-1927. 10 black and white photographs. [Eldest child of Joseph Kemp Bishop and his first wife Elizabeth Anne Bishop. Including one portrait with his son John Arrow Kemp Bishop, and one portrait thought to be of Sidney Bishop’s wife, Mary Dora Florence Bishop (nee Bruce).]

Photographs of Ethel Mary Bishop 14 ca.1878-1971. 23 black and white, 1 colour photographs, 2 transparencies, 1 negative. [Daughter of Joseph and first wife Elizabeth Bishop. Includes photograph of her step-daughter Hermia Wollaston, photographs with some of her brothers and sisters, Ethel being presented to Dame Pattie Menzies, and photographs from her 100th birthday celebration.]

Photographs of William Daniel Bishop 15 ca.1878-1881. 3 black and white photographs. [Studio portraits of William Daniel Bishop, son of Joseph and his first wife Elizabeth Bishop.]

Photographs of Amy Helen Bishop 16 ca.1878-1919. 20 black and white, sepia photographs. [Photographs of Amy Helen Bishop, daughter of Joseph and first wife Elizabeth Bishop.]

Photographs of Sidney Bishop’s children 17 ca.1903-1920. 2 black and white photographs. [Photographs of John Arrow Kemp Bishop and Mary Ethela Bishop (later Thomson), children of Sidney and Mary Bishop.]

Photographs of Ethela Poonindie Bishop (nee Hammond) 18 ca.1881-1910. 11 black and white photographs. [Portraits of Ethela Bishop (nee Hammond), daughter of the Reverend Octavius Hammond and second wife of Joseph Kemp Bishop. Includes portraits of Ethela’s younger sister, Florence Elizabeth Hammond.]

Photographs of Geoffrey Howard Bishop 19 ca.1888-1916. 17 black and white photographs. [Portraits of Geoff Bishop, son of Joseph and second wife Ethela Bishop, including portrait with his younger brother Myles, photographs in WWI military uniform, and group photograph of reinforcements for Field Artillery.]

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Photographs of Myles Kemp Bishop 20 1893-1976. 67 black and white and 2 colour photographs. [Portraits of Myles Bishop, son of Joseph and second wife Ethela Bishop, including photographs with his brothers and sisters and other family members, his wife Marjorie (nee Broadbent) and two daughters Esther and Ann, panorama of Port Lincoln (ca.1935) and photographs taken while working as a wool classer.]

Photographs of Marjorie Hannah Bishop 21 ca.1902-1953. 17 black and white photographs, 1 negative. [Photographs of Marjorie Bishop (nee Broadbent), wife of Myles Kemp Bishop, including photographs with her daughters Esther and Ann and husband.]

Photographs of Esther Marjorie Johnson (nee Bishop) and family 22 ca.1925-1980. 201 black and white and 7 colour photographs. [Photographs of Esther Marjorie Bishop, later Esther Johnson, and her family, including portraits with her parents Myles and Marjorie Bishop, younger sister Ann, husband Jeff Johnson, her children Michael, Simon, Louise and Zoe Johnson, her nephews Philip, Robert and Paul Ekers, and Port Lincoln landscapes.]

Photographs of Ann Hammond Ekers (nee Bishop) and family 23 ca.1928-1971. 43 black and white and 2 colour photographs. [Photographs of Anne Hammond Bishop, later Ann Ekers, and her family, including portraits with her husband Brian Murray Ekers, and children Philip, Robert and Paul Ekers.]

Photographs of Ernest Arthur Broadbent 24 ca.1920-1940. 10 black and white photographs. [Portraits of Ernest A. Broadbent (1872-1943), father of Marjorie Bishop (nee Broadbent) and husband to Ida Violet Broadbent (nee Claxton), and grandfather of Esther and Ann Bishop.]

Photographs of the Claxton family 25 ca.1872-1948. 19 black and white photographs. [Photographs of members of the Claxton family including Lt. Col. William Denton Claxton (ca.1834-1898) and his second wife Hannah (formerly Moyle, nee PARR, ca.1840-1892), and Louisa Claxton (1864-1946, daughter with his first wife Mary Ann nee Hambidge), and children with his second wife: Elsie Mabel (1871-1956), Ida Violet (1875-1956) and Norman Claxton (1877-1951). Ida Violet Claxton married Ernest Arthur Broadbent in 1895, and their daughter Marjorie Hannah Broadbent married Myles Kemp Bishop in 1923. Also includes unidentified photographs with inscriptions on the back referring to ‘Nell’ and ‘Nellie’ Hand. See also Series 3/2 for photograph album of the Claxton family, including Norman, Elsie and Louisa.]

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Photographs of Reverend Octavius Hammond 26 ca.1870-1890. 7 black and white photographs. [Portraits of the Reverend Octavius Hammond, Minister of St Thomas’ Church, Port Lincoln, and Superintendent of Poonindie Mission. Father of Elizabeth and Ethela Hammond, first and second wives of Joseph Kemp Bishop. Includes photograph of a memorial erected in Port Lincoln upon his death in 1878, aged 68 years.]

Photographs of Ann Hammond 27 ca.1885-1890. 2 black and white photographs. [Portraits of Anne Hammond (nee Dobson), wife of the Reverend Octavius Hammond.]

Photographs of Florence Elizabeth Hammond 28 ca.1880-1931. 5 black and white photographs. [Portraits of Florence Elizabeth Hammond, including a portrait with her older sister Ethela Poonindie Hammond.]

Photographs of Arthur and ‘Toddie’ Hammond 29 ca.1899. 2 black and white photographs. [One photograph of Arthur Hammond, thought to be Arthur Cecil Carlin Hammond (b.1878), son of Cecil Henry Hammond and Fanny Marian Carlin and grandson of Octavius and Anne Hammond. One photograph of ‘Toddie’ Hammond.]

Photographs of the Johnson family 30 ca.1870-1990 15 black and white and 4 colour photographs, 9 black and white negatives. [Photographs of various members of the Johnson family including: Peter, Topsy (Eleanor), Esther (nee Bishop), Dorothea, Jeff (husband of Esther Bishop) and Ralph Johnson. Also includes one photograph of Lucy May Harwood aged 5, ca.1870.]

Photographs of Port Lincoln Public School pupils 31 ca.1880-1898. 2 black and white photographs. [School photographs of pupils of Port Lincoln Public School, approximately 1880 and 1898. Geoffrey Howard Bishop is in the 1898 group.]

Photographs of ‘Overcourt’ the Bishop family home in Port Lincoln 32 ca.1860-1890. 17 black and white photographs. [Photographs of the house and garden of ‘Overcourt’, built around 1840 on Tasman Terrace, the residence of Captain John Bishop and his family, named after his wife’s family home in Gloucester in England. Includes some views of Tasman Terrace and Port Lincoln.]

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Photographs of ‘Mill Cottage’, home of Joseph Kemp Bishop 33 ca.1890-1980. 64 black and white and 8 colour photographs, and 10 black and white negatives. [Photographs of the house and garden of ‘Mill Cottage’, built for the son of Captain John Bishop, storekeeper Joseph Kemp Bishop and his family. The first four rooms were constructed by Mr S. Shepherd in 1886 and two larger rooms were added as Joseph Bishop’s family grew. After the death of Joseph Bishop in 1937, the cottage passed to his youngest daughter Amy, watercolour artist, who added a lean-to artist’s studio to the north side of the building, and lived there until her death in 1963. Includes photographs of the city of Port Lincoln.]

Photographs of St. Thomas’ Church, Port Lincoln 34 ca.1869-1910. 8 black and white photographs. [Includes both interior and exterior views of the Church.]

Photographs of St. Matthews’ Church, Poonindie 35 ca.1867-1938. 11 black and white photographs. [Photographs of the exterior of the church and the surrounding station. Also includes two photographs of Samuel Beavis, school master at Poonindie Station 1901-1908.]

Photographs of Port Lincoln 36 ca.1879-1962. 176 black and white photographs. [Photographs and postcards of various views of Port Lincoln. Includes photographs of the re-enactments of the first landing at Port Lincoln during the Centenary in 1939.]

Aerial photographs of Port Lincoln 37 ca.1909-1921. 12 black and white photographs. [Photographs of the first aeroplane to visit Port Lincoln and the first aerial photographs of Port Lincoln. Also includes one photograph of the first wheat ships in Port Lincoln, taken while the French Barque ‘Emilis Galline’ was in the port, in 1909.]

Photographs of Boston Island 38 ca.1910-1930. 75 black and white photographs. [Includes landscapes of the island, photographs of the homestead and buildings, farming including sheep in the fields, loading sheep onto boats, cutting and loading hay onto carts, and photographs of the ship ‘Minnipa’ aground near Boston Island.]

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Photographs of Queensland visit and work as a wool classer 39 ca.1910-1922. 133 black and white photographs, 17 black and white negatives. [Photographs of Myles Kemp Bishop’s visit to Queensland, probably while working as a wool classer, including photographs of shearing stations at Longreach and Rockhampton. Also includes photographs of the first Qantas aircraft and passenger, and photographs of a trip from Longreach to Tarcombe by boat during a flood. Also includes photographs taken while working as a wool classer as a student with the School of Mines in South Australia, New South Wales and Victoria.]

Photograph of Lord Byron’s carriage 40 1915. 1 black and white photograph. [Fanny, a resident of Port Lincoln, riding in Lord Byron’s cart during the Australia Day procession, Port Lincoln, 30 July, 1915.]

Photographs of Ray Parer and John McIntosh 41 ca.1917-1920. 39 black and white photographs. [Photographs taken by aviator Ray Parer on his trip with John McIntosh, given to Myles Kemp Bishop by his mother. Comprising photographs taken during Parer and McIntosh’s flight from England to Australia in 1920, of their arrival in Australia in August 1920, and portraits of Parer in military uniform. Also includes a telegram sent from M. Parer (thought to be Ray’s mother Myria) to Myles Bishop.]

Photographs of the construction of the Tod River Reservoir 42 ca.1919-1922. 63 black and white photographs. [Photographs of construction of the Tod River Reservoir including the channels and weirs and some of the machinery.]

Miscellaneous photographs 43 ca.1880-1980. 68 black and white and 9 colour photographs, 4 black and white negatives. [Comprising photographs of a sea plane travelling around Australia arriving in Port Lincoln, various landscapes and beach views, likely to be Port Lincoln and surrounding areas, a variety of unidentified portraits, some likely to be Myles and Marjorie Bishop, and photographs of a gathering of people in a park and landscapes from a small collection in a pocket labelled ‘Mr A Crawford, Nth Shields’.]

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Howick Hall artwork 44 ca.1832. 1 print, steel line engraving on paper, black and white (tinted) [Art print of a view of Howick Hall, the seat of the Right Honourable Charles Grey, Earl Grey-Premier, with gardeners in the foreground. Engraved by William Alexander le Petit from an original study by Thomas Allom. Originally produced for the part-work “Northern Tourist” series (London : 1832-1835).]

Papers of Captain John Bishop (Series 45-60)

Diaries of Captain John Bishop 45 1814-1839. 10 volumes. 1. John Bishop’s Voyages No. 1, 1814-1830, (handwritten copy). 2. John Bishop’s Voyages No. 2, 1833-1838, (handwritten copy). 3. Extracts from the Log of the Brig Dorset (Captain John Bishop), from Liverpool towards Pt. Adelaide, in company with the Brig Porter (Captain W.J. Porter), 27th August 1838 to 22 January 1839, (handwritten copy). 4. John Bishop – random notes (handwritten copy). 5. Voyages of John Bishop Vol. 1st, 1814-1830 (handwritten, original). 6. Voyages of John Bishop copy of Vol. 3, 1835-1837, (handwritten, original). 7. Religious poems, hymns and Psalms copied by John Bishop, 1838 (handwritten). 8. Account book for the ‘Dorset’, ‘Greenhow’ and sales at Adelaide, 1838-1839 (handwritten). 9. Voyage of John Bishop, 1814-1832, (handwritten). 10. Diary and notes including poems and recipe, 1834-1838 (handwritten).

Papers relating to ships voyages 46 ca.1831-1839. 4 cm. [Comprising the ship’s log for ‘Alice’ 1831-1832 from Liverpool to Kingston, Jamaica, and letters, accounts and receipts from John Bishop’s time as captain of the ‘Lucy’ and ‘Greenhow’ in the West Indies, 1832-1838.]

North Atlantic Ocean Sea-charts 47 ca.1830. 2 charts 63 cm x 98 cm. [Two sea-charts of the Caribbean and Azores Islands (off the coast of Portugal) belonging to Captain John Bishop].

Business correspondence with Elder Smith 48 1846-1866. 4.5 cm. [Captain John Bishop’s business correspondence with Elder Smith (Adelaide), Elder Stirling & Co., and A.L. Elder & Co.]

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Business correspondence with A.L. Elder 49 1853-1866. 3.5 cm. [Captain John Bishop’s business correspondence, accounts and receipts with A.L. Elder, London.]

Business correspondence with Edward Spicer 50 1850-1865. 4 cm. [Captain John Bishop’s business correspondence, accounts and receipts with Edward Spicer].

Business correspondence with G.E. & E.A. Hamilton 51 1860-1865. 1.5 cm. [Captain John Bishop’s business correspondence with G.E. (George Ernest) and E.A. (Edward Angus) Hamilton, architects and surveyors.]

Business correspondence with A.J. and W. Murray 52 1836-1865. 2 cm [Captain John Bishop’s business correspondence with Andrew John, William, and Henry D. Murray, property boundary forms signed by W. Murray, surveyor, and letters from Robert Murray to his sister Margaret and mother in England, and Murray family tree.]

Correspondence regarding sheep fleece 53 1860-1861. 0.5 cm. [Correspondence sent to Captain John Bishop regarding sheep fleece.]

Miscellaneous business papers of John Bishop 54 1848-1882. 13 cm. [Correspondence, receipts, accounts, letterheads and circulars to Captain John Bishop from various businesses regarding selling bales of wool and ordering goods.]

Miscellaneous business correspondence of John Bishop 55 1844-1878. 5 cm. [Assorted business correspondence, including receipts and accounts for Captain John Bishop, and some addressed to his son Joseph Kemp Bishop.]

Letters to Captain John Bishop 56 1856-1864. 1 cm. [A collection of letters addressed to Captain John Bishop at Port Lincoln relating to credit arrangements, merchandise orders and stocking of Geharty's run at Venus Bay. James Geharty arrived in Port Lincoln aboard the Swan in 1857. His application for pastoral company was dated 9 October 1856 for ten square miles on the shore of Venus Bay (Lease 625), Eyre Peninsula.]

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Papers relating to Bishop Matthew Hale 57 1857-1908. 1 cm. [Matthew Blagden Hale, former Archdeacon of Adelaide and Bishop of Perth, comprising letters received from Hale by Captain John Bishop and others, including letters regarding a boys’ school in Perth, and newspaper cuttings.]

Miscellaneous correspondence of John Bishop 58 1834-1965. 6.5 cm. [Comprising various correspondence to Captain John Bishop and others including business correspondence, personal correspondence including a letter from his wife Esther and from John Bishop to his first wife Mary, papers and correspondence relating to the ship ‘Dorset’ which he captained from England to South Australia, and other correspondence pre-1939, and letters relating to cemetery plots and grave upkeep in Port Lincoln.]

Legal documents 59 1847-1877. 3 cm. [Comprising wills for John Bishop, Esther Elizabeth Bishop, letters of administration for Amelia Helen Bishop, agreements including leases, various licenses including occupation, slaughter and storekeepers licenses, and correspondence.]

Miscellaneous papers relating to John Bishop 60 1817-1976. 0.5 cm. [Miscellaneous personal papers relating to Captain John Bishop including family history notes regarding the ship ‘Dorset’ and the Bishop family, lease for land in the public cemetery, Happy Valley (1839), receipt, and a poem ‘Moral reflection on the last day of the year’, written or copied by John Bishop 1817.]

‘John Pirie’ shipboard diaries 61 1828-1837. 2 cm. [Comprising the ship’s log for the ‘Lively’ sailing from Fair Island to Quebec, Monday 1 June 1828 to Monday 15 June 1828, which includes at the end of the log, the ‘Journal of a voyage (kept by John Brown) on board the ship “John Pirie” from London towards South Australia’, beginning Monday 22 February 1836 and ending Tuesday 16 August 1836. Also includes a handwritten copy of John Brown’s journal with the first page missing, beginning on 1 March 1836 and ending on Tuesday 16th August. There are some variations to the log book version. At the end of the ‘John Pirie’ journal is a journal of ‘Salt Lagoon Station, Kangaroo Island, South Australia’, by an unknown author, possibly also John Brown, from 24 August 1836 to 11 February 1837. See D 5845(L) for a microfilm of the second version of the diary.]

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Diary of Rollis Biddle 62 1840 – 27 March 1842. 1 volume. [Diary of Rollis Biddle, a station owner and sheep holder at Port Lincoln, discussing theft of livestock, attacks and murders on the settlers and station owners of Port Lincoln by Aboriginal people, including the murder of John Brown on 2 March 1842. Also includes notes from October 1841 on the number of ewes and lambs in his flock. Caption John Bishop is mentioned several times. Rollis Biddle was murdered at his station along with his housekeeper and shepherd on 29 March 1842.]

Diary of William Murray 63 1870. 1 volume. [Diary of William Murray, surveyor, Greens Exchange, Adelaide, possibly the husband of Elizabeth Charlotte Watkins Bishop, John Bishop’s eldest child.]

Papers relating to William D.W. Bishop 64 ca1856-1912. 9.5 cm. [William Daniel Watkins Bishop (1844-1864), eldest son of Captain John Bishop, comprising a South Australia Public Competitive Examination certificate awarded to William D.W. Bishop for the fourth prize of the Second Class, 1860, in a wooden box (8.7 x 35.8 x 9 cm) labelled ‘Captain Bishop, Port Lincoln’; school report for ‘Bishop’ ca.1856 thought to be for the ‘Adelaide Educational Institution’; and a newspaper cutting about the ‘Adelaide Educational Institution’ established by John L. Young in 1852.]

Papers of Joseph Kemp Bishop (Series 65-66)

Papers relating to Joseph Kemp Bishop 65 1832-1908. 2 cm. [Business and personal papers of Joseph Kemp Bishop (1846- 1937), son of Captain John Bishop, comprising: business papers relating to Boston Island including accounts and correspondence (1868-1900); miscellaneous papers including business correspondence, receipts and accounts, business cards, scripture booklet, By-laws of the Loyal Port Lincoln Lodge of the Independent Order of Oddfellows, personal correspondence written by W.D.W. Bishop, J.K. Bishop and to Captain Bishop; and metal name plaques for Mr J.K. Bishop and wife Elizabeth.]

School reports and exam papers of Joseph Kemp Bishop 66 1860-1863. 1 cm. [Comprising school reports for Joseph Bishop from the Adelaide Educational Institution (1860-1861), school reports from St. Peter’s Collegiate School (1861-1863), examination papers from the Collegiate school of St. Peter (1862), library bill at St. Peter’s (1862), and school accounts for St. Peter’s (1862).]

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Papers of Myles Kemp Bishop (Series 67-69)

Certificates and legal documents 67 1906-1972. 1.5 cm [Myles Kemp Bishop (1890-1978), son of Joseph and Ethela Bishop, comprising copies of his will (1958, 1972) and papers relating to his estate, copies of his birth certificate, marriage certificate, confirmation certificate, copy of wool-classing certificate, memorandum of agreement with Jeffrey William Harwood Johnson (1951), references and other correspondence relating to his work as a wool classer (1912-1926), and his wool- classing certificate of competency (1916) and South Australian School of Mines and Industries wool-classing course certificates (1910-1914).]

Personal correspondence and papers of M.K. Bishop 68 1857-1975. 5.5 cm [Personal correspondence sent to Myles, including letters from family members regarding the death of his mother (1913), regarding family history and other personal correspondence, portion of a journal written in November 1913 from Sydney to Rockhampton while working as a wool-classer, memoirs of M.K. Bishop written in 1976 about the years 1915-1916, ‘Thoughts and reflections on Australian bush life’ written in 1923 by J.F.B., newspaper cuttings of obituaries and death notices for members of the Bishop family, copies of letters written by John Mudge, a policeman stationed in Port Lincoln and Streaky Bay, to his family (1857-1864), letters written to their father Captain John Bishop by William D.W. Bishop and Mary V. Bishop, a postcard from Robert George Hammond to his sister Ethela Bishop (1877), and other papers including brochures of Bisley Church in England.]

Business correspondence and papers of M.K. Bishop 69 1902-1976. 8 cm. [Comprising Elder, Smith & Co. pass book (1922-1931), account book and balance sheets for M.K.B. shearing contractor (1918- 1921), financial ledger containing accounts, receipts and expenditure (1952-1976), Elder, Smith & Co. account file for Boston Island (1931-1965), business correspondence to M.K. Bishop (1922), and miscellaneous business papers (1924-1969) relating to shares, grave upkeep in cemeteries, crops, building renovations, Will of his wife Marjorie, Port Lincoln rainfall statistics, statistics relating to sheep, sales of land and land tax, as well as graphite/mineral leases, and an Adelaide wool sales newsletter (October 20, 1902).]

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Papers of Reverend Octavius Hammond (Series 70-72)

Medical certificates of Octavius Hammond 70 1826-1850. 1 cm. [11 certificates in English and Latin for indenture for his apprenticeship to Edwin Cottingham aged 15 (1826), for courses and training completed at Saint Bartholomew’s hospital in London (1832), qualifications to practice medicine, surgery and as an apothecary (1832), and qualifications to practice medicine by the South Australian Medical Board (1850).]

Personal papers of Octavius Hammond 71 1849-1965. 8.5 cm. [File arranged alphabetically comprising various correspondence, marriage, birth and confirmation certificates, newspaper cuttings, papers relating to Penshurst and the Church of St. John the Baptist in England where Octavius’ father Jonathan Hammond was rector, papers relating to Poonindie Mission, medical qualifications, sermons, and testimonials (includes index). Also comprising Hammond family history papers.]

Papers relating to Poonindie Mission 72 ca.1924-1968. 0.5 cm. [Newspaper cuttings and excerpts from books and journals relating to Poonindie Mission, South Australia, where Octavius Hammond was Superintendent, surgeon and priest at St. Matthew’s Church, from 1856.]

Bishop family correspondence 73 1856-1877. 2 cm. [Comprising personal correspondence of various members of the Bishop family including: Captain John Bishop and his wife Esther Elizabeth Bishop, William Daniel Watkins Bishop, Joseph Kemp Bishop, Mary Vaill Bishop, Ethela Bishop (nee Hammond), Amy Helen Bishop and Myles Kemp Bishop.]

Birth, baptism and marriage certificates 74 1838-1869. 1 cm. [Certified copies of birth, baptism and marriage certificates for: Captain John Bishop, his first wife Mary Vaill (nee Watkins) and their daughter Elizabeth Charlotte Watkins (born 1839), John Bishop’s second wife Esther Elizabeth (nee Kemp), Joseph Kemp Bishop, and Joseph’s son Sidney John Forty Bishop.]

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Papers relating to Amy Helen Bishop 75 1920-1963. 1.5 cm. [Amy Helen Bishop (1876-1963), youngest daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Bishop, comprising personal correspondence received from her sister Ethel and brother Myles about meeting the airmen Parer and McIntosh in Longreach, an exhibition catalogue and newspaper cutting about watercolour exhibitions of Amy’s paintings, and papers relating to the estate of Amy H. Bishop (1963-1964).]

Papers relating to Marjorie Hannah Bishop 76 1912-1963. 3.5 cm. [Marjorie Hannah Bishop (nee Broadbent) (1897-1961), wife of Myles K. Bishop, comprising a music tuition brochure for singing and piano lessons by Marjorie Broadbent, an autograph book (1912-1915), certificate appointing Marjorie Bishop as a Justice of the Peace (1949), and estate papers of Marjorie Bishop.]

Papers relating to Esther Marjorie Johnson 77 1926-ca.1957. 2 cm. [Esther Marjorie Johnson (nee Bishop) (b.1925), daughter of Myles and Marjorie bishop, comprising personal correspondence, papers relating to her studies at the Adelaide Kindergarten Training College including reports, graduation program and diploma certificate, prize cards form the Port Lincoln Show, baptism certificate, newspaper cuttings of her wedding to Jeffrey W.H. Johnson, an autograph book, and a letter written by her son Michael.]

Papers relating to Edwin Ralph Johnson 78 1950-1955. 3.5 cm. [Edwin Ralph Johnson (1890-1965), father of Jeff Johnson and father-in-law of Esther Johnson (nee Bishop), comprising a letter from the Nautical Museum, Port Adelaide, and a book of artwork, poems, stories and messages from the staff and students of Port Lincoln High School upon his retirement from the position of headmaster 1955.]

Newspaper cuttings 79 1914-1974. 4 cm. [Newspaper cuttings relating to the history of Port Lincoln, Boston Island and Poonindie Mission, and Bishop family members including the founding of Port Lincoln and Captain John Bishop.]

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Artworks 80 1858-1921. 1 cm. [Original artworks comprising a pencil drawing of a portrait of a man by William D.W. Bishop (1858), watercolour landscape of a harbour view, thought to be Port Lincoln, possibly by Amy Helen Bishop (1893), pencil comic sketch of two dogs by Myles Kemp Bishop (1903), watercolour and ink comic sketch of a mother and baby by Myles Kemp Bishop (1903), and a watercolour of a crest with the saying ‘I rise again’ and inscribed with ‘From the crews of the “Little Ethel” (1921), by an unknown artist. Also includes photographic copies of the artworks.]

Miscellaneous papers 81 1859-1960. 1.5 cm. [Miscellaneous documents including a book of organ music, programs and handbills for concerts and events, family history notes, souvenir pamphlet for the opening of the Tod River Water Scheme, newspaper cuttings, ‘Birth of Port Lincoln Towniship’ by J.D. Somerville (1936), and other miscellaneous papers.]

Kinax 1 camera and case 82 ca.1946-1952. 9 x 16 x 4 cm, in case 10.5 x 19.5 x 5 cm. [A Kinax 1 folding camera made in France between 1946 and 1952, in a brown leather case with strap.]

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