Those Names We Carry In Our Nomenclature
A reflective critique on how surnames reveal ancestry and social origins. The piece humorously traces names like Mugg Grubb Wolf Lamb Coffen Weary and others, arguing names persist beyond their bearers and can shape perception, status, and social mobility across generations.
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Mugg Song
Giyn
Grubb
Everson
Mr. Rowe
Pano
Sellotie
Bowie
Balt
Jentlenan
Cale
Sinless
Webster
Snow
Mr. Bugg
Montefiore
Bugg
Lamba
Cupid
Mr. Wolf
Miss Lamb
Kayie
Finares
Miss Coffen
Weary
Fremantle Labour Views From Abroad Return Home
Councillor Jac MaNeece returns from the Eastern States to Fremantle looking well and upbeat. He notes Adelaide building is thriving but rents have surged, pushing workers into overcrowded cottages. He recalls the ferry strike, sympathy for workers, and that Perth's WA economy remains robust compared to other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jac. MaNeece
MaNesoe
Fremantle
Ightere
MeKeco
South Australia
Adelaide
Walter
Taille
Sight test notes for Patye Meemnay at Maree Street
Record indicates an eye examination conducted for Patye Meemnay on Maree Street. No further details on date or results are provided in the fragment.
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Tree of
Patye Meemnay
Maree Steet
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Jian Dabome
Khirlin Punt
William Huntee
William Mister
Montagia
Thoan
Beginter
Frost
Uian
Thorne's
O.H.M. Whisky
Castlemaine
BAST
Nick
Bullock
Maneece
Park Tig Capensis
Pn Parison
Angus McLeod
High ST
High Street
Union Btores
Teade
Newcastle Club
R. McMahon
Freemasons Hotel
Swan and Castlemaine Beer
P. & C. Hotel
Andy Elliott
Fremantle Sewerage
F. Instona.& Co
Essex St
Tel
WN. Smith
Union 8.8. Co
W.2
Provincy Ar Trois Centeatty
Walter Ellis
Gwalia
Ivanhoe
Duke OF York Hotel
Bamwister Street
Swan Beer
Arthur E. Davies & Co
Market St
Opp
Claremont
Phot
Undertakers