DescriptionDaughters of Edwin and Julia (nee Foote) Phillips and sister of Anna Marsh. Edwin was employed by Cribb and Foote for 14 years and also worked at the Railway Workshops. He purchased Hillcrest Farm, situated near the old racecourse and used the property as a dairy farm until his death in 1905. One of his sons Edgar (Ted), owned a cafe and milk bar between Brisbane and Limestone Streets on East Street. Although Percy Shelton was listed as a photographer from 1903 he didn't appear to have a studio with his brother, Alfred, until 1909. (Information taken from; Safier, Marcel, 'Early photographers of Ipswich, Queensland',2006).
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