Figure 1.--Here we have a portrait of the Strutton family taken at Turtle Bay in Queensland during in 1916. We do not know anything more about the family. They are certainly a large family. Here we see three generations with the family of grown children. We would guess that they are a farm family. Even one of tge fathers, a grown son, of the elderly gentleman is barefoot. This was not that common. Usually we obly see the children bsrefoot. We suspect this reflects the fact that the family is on sime kind of outing, probably a picnic on Sunday after church. As the photograph was taken in 1916, ot is likely that family members are serving in the World war I military in France or Egypt.

Here we have a portrait of the Strutton family taken at Turtle Bay in Queensland during in 1916. We do not know anything more about the family. They are certainly a large family. Here we see three generations with the family of grown children. We would guess that they are a farm family. Even one of tge fathers, a grown son, of the elderly gentleman is barefoot. This was not that common. Usually we obly see the children bsrefoot. We suspect this reflects the fact that the family is on sime kind of outing, probably a picnic on Sunday after church. As the photograph was taken in 1916, it is likely that family members are serving in the World war I military in France or Egypt.

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