c1919 - c1921

 For more information about the Hindmarsh family see

http://hindmarsh-family.blogspot.com/

For more information about the Jones family see

http://jonessmith1857.blogspot.com/

Mary Elizabeth Hindmarsh nee Jones Brighton Beach 1920.  As a widow of a railway worker killed at work, Mary Hindmarsh was offered work opening and closing the boom gates.

Olive Hindmarsh Treasury Gardens 1920, just before wedding

A weeks holiday in Mordialloc 1920.  Olive Hindmarsh 3rd from left, Vera McKenzie 2nd from right

A weeks holiday in Mordialloc 1920.  Olive Hindmarsh?

A weeks holiday in Mordialloc 1920.  Unknown 

A weeks holiday in Mordialloc 1920.  From left Alice? Olive Hindmarsh, Alice?, Ann, sitting Ivy Watts 

A weeks holiday in Mordialloc 1920.   Olive Hindmarsh 2nd from left

A weeks holiday in Mordialloc 1920.   Unidentified

Unidentified 1920?

Unidentified 1920?  Pennant being held says Royal Blues.  Could be St Stephens Harriers.  Eddie Brown 2nd from left?

St Stephens Harriers

https://ststephensharriers.com/history/

St Stephens Harriers was formed from a group of young lads who were members of St Stephens Church of England, Richmond, Bible Class who were looking for a recreational sport to occupy their spare time.   Parents vetoed football too rough, cycling equipment too expensive, tennis lack of courts, so athletics was the sport adopted. At a meeting held in March 1908.

I still have some cups that Eddie won. In the  Brown family blog is a picture of Eddie in a football team.  St Stephens was close by the Brown family bakery in Church street.  Eddies parents had been married there.