Mrs McKay and one of the twins (Stanley)
Photograph taken while Nelson was visiting Weipa Mission.Mrs Jeannie McKay with Stanley Cocoanut (junior).
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Ethel and the twins, Winnie and Stanley
Photograph taken while Nelson was visiting Weipa Mission.
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Ethel and the twins [Winnie and Stanley]
Photograph taken while Nelson was visiting Weipa Mission.
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Cocoanut, Ethel and the twins [Winnie & Stanley]
Photograph taken while Nelson was visiting Weipa Mission.
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Cocoanut, Ethel and the twins [Winnie & Stanley]
Photograph taken while Nelson was visiting Weipa Mission. Photograph of Awunka Stanley Cocoanut (Senior) and Ethel Cocoanut.
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Photograph taken while Nelson was visiting Weipa Mission. Photograph of Olive Harry, daughter of Samuel and Elsie Harry. She married Percy Mango.
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Photograph taken while Nelson was visiting Weipa Mission. Photograph of Kathleen Motton Holding Harold Motton.
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Photograph taken while Nelson was visiting Weipa Mission. Photograph of Irene Murdoch and Joyce James. Irene Murdoch (1931-?) married Gibson Jankai and Joyce married Ernest Hall. Kaynayth Joyce Hall (1931-1998) was a prominent North Queensland lands rights activitis during the 1970s and early 1980s.
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Photograph taken while Nelson was visiting Weipa Mission. Photograph of Ernest Hall (1924-1996) and his brother Gilbert Hall (1927-1985). Ernest married Joyce James and Gilbert married Sally (surname not identified).
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Photograph taken while Nelson was visiting Weipa Mission. Photograph of Jessie Whongi (1926-1952) and Atakani Eva Mailman Brown (1924-1999). Jessie married Robert Day. Evan married Jim York.
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