PR H-0126; Pioneer Register: HUON, Paul; Family Name: HUON
Given Name: Paul
Birth Year: 1799
Birth Place: Parramatta, New South Wales
Victorian Residence: Wodonga Station
Family Name: HUON (nee House)
Given Name: Sarah
Family Name: HUON
Given Name: Paul
Birth Year: 1822
Birth Place: New South Wales
Family Name: HUON
Given Name: William
Birth Year: 1825
Birth Place: New South Wales
Family Name: HUON
Given Name: Gabriel Louis
Birth Year: 1827
Birth Place: New South Wales
Family Name: HUON
Given Name: Mary Ann
Birth Place: New South Wales
Family Name: HUON
Given Name: Amie Louis
Birth Year: 1831
Birth Place: New South Wales
Family Name: HUON (nee Brien)
Given Name: Jane
Family Name: HUON
Given Name: Louisa
Birth Year: 1833
Birth Place: New South Wales
Family Name: HUON
Given Name: Henry
Birth Year: 1834
Birth Place: New South Wales
Family Name: HUON
Given Name: Emma Frances
Birth Year: 1836
Family Name: HUON
Given Name: Clara
Birth Year: 1839
Birth Place: Wodonga Station, Vic.
Victorian Residence: Wodonga Station
Family Name: HUON
Given Name: Sarah Jane
Birth Year: 1840
Birth Place: Wodonga Station, Vic.
Victorian Residence: Wodonga Station
Family Name: HUON
Given Name: Mary Ann
Birth Year: 1843
Birth Place: Wodonga Station, Vic.
Victorian Residence: Wodonga Station
Family Name: HUON
Given Name: Elizabeth
Birth Year: 1846
Birth Place: Wodonga Station, Vic.
Victorian Residence: Wodonga Station
Family Name: HUON
Given Name: John Francis
Birth Year: 1847
Birth Place: Wodonga Station, Vic.
Victorian Residence: Wodonga
In Royal Historical Society of Victoria library:
O’Sullivan Kerstin “ So passed a gay and merry gentleman”(Duperry): The life and descendants of Gabriel Marie Louis Huon de Kerrilleau 929.2 HOU OSU
Letters from the ‘Moniter’ 1829 re letters from the Bourbons in Australia MS 000564 Box 148 - 4
O’Donnell, J.F. Wodonga: the Huon family and de Kerilleau 929.2 HUO ODO
Note: Pioneer Register records are submitted by individuals to the RHSV and information should always be verified to primary sources such as civil indexes, shipping records and directories.
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GS-BCS-16; Government Offices, Treasury Place, Melbourne, c. 1900; Dunscombe Optician Bristol; The large building in this photograph was completed in 1876, architect Michael Egan, in the Renaissance Revival style. The grand Doric columned main entrance with ornate sculptured Royal Arms above, can be just seen at the far right of the photograph. The image was taken from the south-west, from the edge of Treasury Gardens. A very similar photograph can be taken today.
This building continues to be used as government offices, being part of the Treasury Place precinct (#2), now housing the state government department of education and training.
One of the many glass slides purchased from retailers or specifically made for illustrated lectures given by Isaac Selby between c. 1930 and c. 1955 to raise money for the Old Pioneers Memorial Fund. One of the labels stuck on the slide says: Australian Lecture Copyright.
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GS-BCS-17; Methodist Ladies College, Kew, Melbourne, c. 1930; Gunn's Slides (Firm); This photograph of Methodist Ladies College, located on the north-east corner of the intersection of Glenferrie and Barkers roads, has been taken from the south-west.
The architects, Crouch and Wilson (1857-1916), designed the school in the grand style that was popular in Marvellous Melbourne at the time. Ivy has been allowed to grow abundantly over the building in the intervening years.
It is odd that it is not pupils or staff that are featured in front of the school, but two workmen. One with a lawn mower, and the other up a ladder cleaning windows or cutting back the encroaching ivy.
One of the many glass slides purchased from retailers or specifically made for illustrated lectures given by Isaac Selby between c. 1930 and c. 1955 to raise money for the Old Pioneers Memorial Fund.
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GS-BCS-43; University of Melbourne: Ormond College, c. 1900; This photograph of the main front wing and north-east (Victoria) wing of Ormond College, located on the northern end of the University of Melbourne campus, has been taken from the north within the college grounds.
The college is named after a very generous benefactor, Francis Ormond, a Western District farmer, parliamentarian and philanthropist, who believed in the transformative power of education.
The architects Reed and Barnes designed the front (1881), south-west (1885) and Victoria (1888-9) wings, in the high Victorian Gothic style. The building was constructed using sandstone and cream brick.
Similar to GS-BCS-42
One of the many glass slides purchased from retailers or specifically made for illustrated lectures given by Isaac Selby between c. 1930 and c. 1955 to raise money for the Old Pioneers Memorial Fund.
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GS-BCS-66; Melbourne Public Library, Swanston Street, Melbourne, c. 1880; This photograph of Melbourne Public Library, now State Library of Victoria, located on the east side of Swanston Street between Little Lonsdale and La Trobe streets, has been taken from the opposite, west side of Swanston Street.
The library was built in stages to a design by Joseph Reed, the foundation stone being laid in 1853.
The central part of the Swanston Street wing, opened in 1856, is shown in the image, with the Classical portico constructed later, in 1870. Part of the south wing, completed 1859, and part of the north wing, completed 1864, are also seen. The wrought iron gates and enclosing fence were added during the 1870s.
One of the many glass slides purchased from retailers or specifically made for illustrated lectures given by Isaac Selby between c. 1930 and c. 1955 to raise money for the Old Pioneers Memorial Fund.
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GS-BCS-68; Town Hall, Swanston Street, Melbourne: illuminated for Federation Celebrations, 1901; This photograph of Melbourne Town Hall, which is located on north-east corner of Swanston and Collins streets, has been taken from the opposite corner of the intersection.
This is an unusual photograph of the Town Hall, captured at night during a fireworks display celebrating the opening of the first Australian parliament by Prince George, the son of King Edward. The building's architectural features are decorated with lights and illuminated signs reading, LONG MAY HE REIGN on the Collins Street facade, and WELCOME TO OUR ROYAL VISITORS on the Bourke Street facade.
In the foreground a large crowd is gathered in the street, looking towards the building and the fireworks in the night sky.
One of the many glass slides purchased from retailers or specifically made for illustrated lectures given by Isaac Selby between c. 1930 and c. 1955 to raise money for the Old Pioneers Memorial Fund.
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GS-EV-34; Panoramic view of Melbourne extending from Carlton to Port Phillip, looking north from Flagstaff Gardens, 1855; Glass slide that depicts the newly built settlement of Melbourne. The buildings are widely spread out and shown in the background. There are horse-drawn carriages and livestock along Kings Street and William Street. A gathering of people, such as miners, Chinese, Aboriginal Australians and Europeans are viewing Melbourne from the Flagstaff Gardens in the foreground. On Flagstaff Hill is an observatory, weather monitoring equipment. Included in the original Exhibition Building on William Street, and Russell's Tea rooms on King Street.
One of many glass slides purchased from retailers or specifically made for illustrated lectures given by Isaac Selby between c. 1930 and c. 1955 to raise money for the Old Pioneers Memorial Fund.
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GS-EV-38; View of Portland in 1832. Taken from Fort Pebble on Purpooduck Point ; Vinton, John, Rogers, 1801-1847; Fort Prebble is in Maine, U.S.A.
A man, woman and child are in the forefront. They are in near to a bush setting. From the bottom right corner, is the bay. There are ships on the water. Two distant figures are taking a walk along the bay. Numerous livestock and houses are on the adjoining land. The township is in the background.
One of many glass slides purchased from retailers or specifically made for illustrated lectures given by Isaac Selby between c. 1930 and c. 1955 to raise money for the Old Pioneers Memorial Fund.
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GS-EV-43; Melbourne Railway Pier, 1870; Glass slide of a photograph that depicts a view along the original Railway Pier, Sandridge, which was built to give shipping access to the first railway in Australia in 1854. There are several ships docked, including the Ozone, the Hygeia and the Steamer Gem. Fences and railway lines run along the piers, goods are being loaded or unloaded into carts. There is a gathering of people, men, children and dogs.
Station Pier was built in 1924-30 on a slightly different angle.
One of many glass slides purchased from retailers or specifically made for illustrated lectures given by Isaac Selby between c. 1930 and c. 1955 to raise money for the Old Pioneers Memorial Fund.
Selby gave a lecture entitled 'Old Melbourne and Old Sandridge: The History of Hobsons Bay', at Town Hall, Bay Street, Port Melbourne, on 9th October 1928.
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