DescriptionCopy of image from other studio. Mr Henry Martin Reeve was born in England and came to Australia in 1849. After a short stay in Sydney he settled in Ipswich and entered into a partnership with Messrs Platt and Crossland as a draper. In 1855, the partnership dissolved, but Mr Reeve continued on with the business at the corner of Brisbane and Bell Street. Mr Reeve was interested in local matters including education and religion, and became the first superintendent of the Congregational Sunday School in Ipswich. The Queensland Electoral Roll also states that Mr Reeve was a leaseholder of the heritage house ‘Rhosilli’ from 1864-65. References (offline)The Brisbane Courier, ‘The late Mr. H. M. Reeve’, Saturday 3 February 1906
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