DescriptionHome of Isabella Smith Brown, from 1922-1933. Daughter of John Carl Ihle who managed a store for Cribb & Foote in the early 1870s. One of her sons was a minister in Ipswich. Rev. Albert W. Brown. Her daughter Pearl, was married to Henry Bates who owned the 'Empire Fruit Market' from 1923-1933 at the corner of Brisbane and Waghorn Streets, Ipswich.
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People & FamiliesIsabella Smith Brown (nee Ihle)John Carl IhlePearl Gertrude Bates (nee Brown)Henry BatesBates familyBrown familyIhle familyPlacesCoalfallsCurated CollectionsWhere in Ipswich?Taxonomy20th Century | 1970s
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