Mary Ann Lyth, pictorial material, 1841-1854

PXE 1409

fonds

1841-1854

Graphic Materials, Photographs

914156

1 folder (18 photographs) - black & white - 21 x 30 cm. ; 9 x 13 cm.

Mary Ann Lyth was the wife of the Reverend Richard Burdsall Lyth, Methodist missionary in Fiji, stationed at various mission stations, including Lakemba and Tonga.

Photographic copy prints of pen and ink sketches, 1841-1854 by Mary Ann Lyth. 21 x 30 cm.

1. Wesleyan mission house and Gray Institution, New Plymouth, N.Z. 1848

2. Wesleyan College, Auckland, N.Z., E.Watkin

3. Tomb of the Queen of Somosomo. Feejee, Somosomo, Apl 3rd 1841.

4. Wesleyan mission house, Lifuka, Haabai, Friendly Islands, Oct 25th 1854.

5. Mission premises, Lakemba, Feejee. May 15th 1854

6. Wesleyan mission house, Vavau, Friendly Island. Oct 18th 1854.

7. Burial Place, Feutoa, Lifuka, Haabai, where rest the remains of John Conway Lyth. One sone of Revd. W. Webb, two sons of Rev. M. Wilson, and two children of Revd Miller. Oct 28th 1854.

8. Temple of Natavusara, Somosomo. Feejee, May 21 1841. M.A.L.

9. Burial place of the Revd W. Cross, also of the infant sons of the Revd Hunt, Williams & Lyth. Somosomo, Feejee.

10. Tonguese burial ground. Lakemba, Feejee, Nov 3rd 1852.

11. The burial place of Finau, Lakemba. Augst. 23rd 1846.

12. [Wesleyan College, Auckland, N.Z., with windmill]

3 untitled images, together with 9 x 13 cm. photographs

Forms part of MLMSS 3952

Copyright status:: In copyright - State Library of New South Wales
Research & study copies allowed: Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales

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