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Private Deposit Collection : University of Tasmania Library Special and Rare Collections Hayns & Burns Papers
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Photographs : Maxwell Ernest Hayns

Photographs of Maxwell Ernest Haynes - various photographs as a baby, as a young boy and when he joined the R.A. A. F.
Dated 1924 - baby and 1942 - 17yrs old.

Lawrence John Hayns

Photographs of L.J. Hayns

Photographs of Lawrence John Haynes on his retirement at Georgetown in 1967 and a passport photograph of L.J. Hayns

Lawrence John Hayns

Photographs of L.J. Hayns

Photographs of :
a) Farm House showing the garden and a lady sitting on the veranda
b) Cows being taken to the milking shed
c) Shows the back of' the farm and the swamp area behind it
d) M.M. Hayns and L.J Hayns at Jenolan Caves N.S.W. 1948
e) Young man standing near a rock
f) Family - 3 on horse and cart while the other three stand next to it

Lawrence John Hayns

Crane Family

Photographs of the Crane Family - individual photographs of George Crane, Ernest Crane, and M.M. Hayns (nee Crane)

Lawrence John Hayns

Photographs of L.J. Hayns

a) L.J. Hayns as stockman to the Butchers store in George Town
b) Photo of Stonehouse and Hayns
c) Photo of Stonehouse and Hayns on horses with Maxwell

Lawrence John Hayns

Lighthouse photographs

a) L.J. Hayns as a lighthouse keeper
b) Light house and land around the Lighthouse
c) Children and wife of L.J. Hayns

Lawrence John Hayns

Wedding photograph

Photograph of the wedding between Lawrence John Hayns and Mary Margaret Hayns (nee Crane).

Lawrence John Hayns

Old man

Photograph of well dressed old man, name unknown

Lawrence John Hayns

Wedding group

Photograph of a group of people from the Hayns wedding, none of them are named

Lawrence John Hayns

Hayns of Burton-on-Trent

Photograph of Hayns of Burton-on-Trent. The father of Michael and Brian Haynes. Brought up by the sisters of L.J. Hayns

Lawrence John Hayns

Iron Pot Light House

Photograph of Iron Pot Lighthouse, located on an craggy island in the Derwent Estuary about 17.5 kilometres east of Hobart, Tasmania at the mouth of the Derwent River.

Lawrence John Hayns

Group of Navy men

Photograph of a group of Navy men on the C.L.S.S. Lady Loch.
Lighthouse Tender, "Lady Loch", ex Gunboat. Built in 1886 by Campbell, Sloss & McCann in Footscray, Melbourne for the Victorian Dept. of Public Works. Iron Steamship of 531 tons. Built for use as a lighthouse tender and serviced lighthouses around the south east coast and Tasmania. Owned by Victorian Ports and Harbours Dept. Register closed in September 1935 when the vessel was converted to a hulk at Brisbane. Official Number: 88946 Length: 182' from: - http://passengersinhistory.sa.gov.au/file/26416

Lawrence John Hayns