Photograph [Margaret Flood]; c. 1900-1910; XCH.1568

Photograph [Margaret Flood]; c. 1900-1910; XCH.1568
From

Clendon House

Name/Title

Photograph [Margaret Flood]

About this object

This black and white photograph pictures Margaret Flood as a young woman. She is wearing a dark dress, with a crucifix pendant around her neck and her long hair is pulled back with a headband. The photograph seems to have been taken in a paddock, similar to the one depicted in the photograph of her little sister Mary (XCH.1556)

Margaret was the daughter of Frances Louisa Clendon and Robert Patrick Flood. She had two sisters, Kitty and Mary, and two brothers, Thomas and George. She was born on 14 November 1898 and married Florence Daniel Donovan on 10 April 1928 in Okaihau.

This photograph is a modern copy made from the original.

For more information about the Clendon family and Clendon House, which is cared for by Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga, visit our website.

Place Made

New Zealand

Date Made

c. 1900-1910

Measurements

10.6 x 8.2cm

Object Type

Photograph

Subject and Association Keywords

Girlhood

Medium and Materials

Paper

Credit Line

Collection of Clendon House, Heritage New Zealand Historic Pouhere Taonga

Object number

XCH.1568

Rights

All rights reserved

This object is from
Clendon House   Clendon House
Tags
Florence Daniel Donovan
Frances Louisa Clendon
Margaret Flood
Robert Patrick Flood
Rural life

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