DescriptionMavis Parkinson trained in Brisbane then left for the Anglican Mission at Gona, New Guinea, in 1940. In mid-1942, the Japanese invaded, New Guinea.
Mavis and another female missionary were murdered. Their bodies were re-buried at Sangara Mission. References (offline)Ipswich In the 20th Century, Celebrating 100 years as a city 1904-2004, Robyn Buchanan, Pg. 106
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