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Below: Bessie Drummmond, known as Aunt Bessy, Mrs<br />
James Drummond, from 10 Bank Street Blairgowrie Scotland,<br />
about 1860, with message on the back of photo: “Give our best<br />
respect to yourselves and to all enquiring friends…a Newspaper<br />
will accompany this.” Photographed by A.F.McKenzie, Birnam,<br />
Perthshire Scotland.<br />
<strong>John</strong> <strong>McPhee</strong> <strong>Family</strong><br />
Left: <strong>John</strong> <strong>McPhee</strong>, who is identified by his birthplace as <strong>John</strong> ‘Inverary’<br />
<strong>McPhee</strong>, born 1796 and died at Geelong in 1867. <strong>John</strong> brought his family<br />
of seven children to Victoria in 1853. This is the only extant photograph<br />
of <strong>John</strong> <strong>McPhee</strong>, and it was taken in Geelong in 1860 at the time of <strong>John</strong>’s<br />
daughter Isabella marrying James Rollo Stewart, and before the Stewarts<br />
left to live in New Zealand.<br />
Below: Emily <strong>John</strong>ston, the aunt of <strong>John</strong>, Margaret, Archibald,<br />
Isabella, Anne, Robert and Alexander <strong>McPhee</strong>. “The younger ones<br />
in the family were taken care of by my aunt, Mrs Emily <strong>John</strong>ston;<br />
she was like a mother to us, caring for us and educating us.”<br />
Photographed by A.B.Taylor, Escanaba, Michigan. On the back of<br />
the photo is the handwritten address: Mrs Emily <strong>John</strong>ston, Racine<br />
College, Wisconsin USA.<br />
Father Donald Forbes, Catholic Parish Priest in Brae<br />
Lochaber in Scotland from 1826 until 1878. Parish records<br />
show that he baptized some of the <strong>McPhee</strong> children, including<br />
<strong>John</strong> <strong>McPhee</strong>. This photo is from Ann MacDonell of Spean<br />
Bridge, Scotland 1985.<br />
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