Photograph taken while Nelson was visiting Weipa Mission. Photograph of Reverend Samuel Eric McKay (1901-1984) and Mrs Jeannie Smith McKay (nee Revie). Rev. Sam McKay was superintendent of Weipa Mission from May 1931 to October 1936.

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Photograph taken while Nelson was visiting Weipa Mission. Roy George on left in dark trousers. Next to his left is Wilson from Aurukun, Ernest Hall holding a plate of food in his left hand, then Gilbert Hall.

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Photograph taken while Nelson was visiting Weipa Mission.

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Photograph taken while Nelson was visiting Weipa Mission.

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Photograph taken while Nelson was visiting Weipa Mission. From left: Cecil Miller, unidentifed person, Ian Motton, Rev. Sam McKay, Charcoal, Tic Tic Dick.

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Photograph taken while Nelson was visiting Weipa Mission. Photograph Mrs Jeannie McKay and Tintema Annie Motton in the mission's medical dispensary. Annie arrived from the Weipa Mission from Normanton with her mother Nellie and brother Albert in 1899. She married Monty Motton of the Nggoth people in 192. She passed away in 1948.

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Photograph taken while Nelson was visiting Weipa Mission.

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Photograph taken while Nelson was visiting Weipa Mission. Photograph of Nggolpandan Ina Motton (1923-2001) and Twangul Roy George (1921-1979). Ina married Cyril Hall (1919-1983). Roy married Awumpan Jean Kelinda. Roy George served in the Army during World War Two (Q267711).

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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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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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