Coe twins married during a double wedding ceremony at Avondale, on 26 February 1902

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TitleCoe twins married during a double wedding ceremony at Avondale, on 26 February 1902DescriptionAvondale (also known as Arondale) was the Coe family home that was located at South Pine (now Brendale). People in the photograph from the left - Sarah (Nettie) Coe (seated), Samuel Coe, William Frederick Bandidt, Mary-Jane Bandidt (nee Coe), James Kerr Lane, Harriet Lane (nee Coe), Thomas Coe and (seated) Margaret Crosser (the dressmaker and witness for James and Harriet).Date26 February 1902CollectorCoe, JohnRecord typePhotographFormat typePhysicalOriginal format colourBlack and white

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CollectionPine Rivers Library Photographic Collection

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PlaceBrendale (Qld.)PersonCoe, JohnSubject (keywords)bridegroomsbridesgroomsmenbridesmaidswedding partiesweddingsfamilies

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Coe twins married during a double wedding ceremony at Avondale, on 26 February 1902