
This is a typical house in Wallsend in the late 1800's and early 1900's. Some of the children may of been born in the house.

Photo on marble 1897 at Wallsend, NSW.
Mother Ann Barker (Annie) nee Morgan, seated on her lap Job Barker. Standing in centre, James Barker Jnr. Seated in centre, Thomas Garside Barker. Seated to left, Lambert Manfred Barker.
Mother Ann Barker (Annie) nee Morgan, seated on her lap Job Barker. Standing in centre, James Barker Jnr. Seated in centre, Thomas Garside Barker. Seated to left, Lambert Manfred Barker.

The next 6 photos are of the coalmines in Wallsend in which they worked.







This is the policeman guarding the pit entry during a lockout.

This is a miners picnic.




The next 9 photos are of the Wallsend area.









Photo taken in "the Selections", Abermain, NSW approx. 1913.
Standing left to right. John Albert Barker, James Barker Jnr, Lambert Manfred Barker Thomas Garside Barker, Job Barker.
Standing left to right. John Albert Barker, James Barker Jnr, Lambert Manfred Barker Thomas Garside Barker, Job Barker.
Seated from left to right. James Barker Snr, Ann Barker, William Barker (Billie), Hannah Morgan nee Cattell, Jane Morgan.
* Abermain
Green arrow shows where Sawyers Gully Also know as the "Selection" Abermain
These are the hotels that the Barker Boys drank at:
Photo of the Abermain Hotel also known as "Bluey's" after the publican Bluey Andrews, later known as "Griffo's" after Ron and Lorna Griffiths who run the hotel for a long time.

The building of the Denman Hotel, Abermain, approx. 1912.

The Neath Hotel, Neath, NSW.

1 comment:
What a great archive. I am really jealous. I had to look up to see where Wallsend is. Now I want to visit. We had a boat up on the Hawkesbury for a while - I should have gone then! Thanks for a peek into your family's past.
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