
Thomas' father and mother, James McCullough1820-1910 and Elinor nee Moorhead
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Thomas' father
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Thomas' mother Elinor nee Moorhead
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Thomas' father James McCullough 1820-1910
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Thomas McCullough and his wife Alice Harriet nee Monk
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Alice Harriet McCullough nee Monk
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"Tullynagee" Was the home of Thomas and Alice Harriet McCullough, Warrnambool.
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The family of Thomas and Alice Harriet McCullough
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Four generations
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Rear L to R: Ruby McCullough, Dorethy Black. Seated L to R: Alice Jane (Jeannie) Black, Alice Harriet McCullough & Ellie Moorhead McCullough
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Tom Campbell Black, left, with his grandparents Thomas and Alice Harriet McCullough and his aunt Ellie Moorhead McCullough. Circ.1925
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Tom Campbell Black [left] Grandson of Thomas and Alice Harriet McCullough, with C.W.A. Scott winners of the London to Melbourne Centenary Air Race in 1934.
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Four children of Thomas McCullough and Alice Hariet Monk: Alice Jane [rear] James Ernest John [left] Thomas Wood [centre] Ellie Moorhead [right] Circa.1887
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Three gererations of Thomas'.Thomas D., Thomas Wood & Thomas Arthur John McCullough.
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Alice Harriet McCullough cutting the ribbon at the opening of the Gras[s]mere Butter Factory 15th June 1905
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Early directors of the Grassmere Cheese & Butter Factory. Back Row L to R: Mr Threfall, William Jellie, Mr Weatherhead (manager). Front Row L to R: A H Davis (secretary), C B Nicol, Thomas McCullough & William Beveridge.
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McCullough homestead, Tullynagee, County Down, Ireland. The family home for several generations.
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