Cutbush Sisters - Eleanor Elanwen Gould

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Rā | Date1927-1939Ingoa Taitara | TitleCutbush Sisters - Eleanor Elanwen GouldEleanor Elanwen Gould (Cutbush)Kaituhituhi | AuthorMarina SciasciaHilary PedersenKaihanga | CreatorEleanor Elanwen Gould (Cutbush)Whakaahuatanga | DescriptionEleanor Elanwen Gould (née Cutbush) recalls the family's move from their small, isolated home in Herbertville to a 10-acre property on Beach Road, Porangahau, as a happy and significant change. Without electricity, they relied on kerosene lamps and candles. Eleanor fondly remembers community events in Porangahau, especially the dances and balls where everyone dressed in their finest, creating a lively and joyful atmosphere. Another major event was the annual church bazaar each November, featuring competitions in baking, dressmaking, and floral displays, which were highly anticipated by the communityWāhi | LocationBeach Road|PorangahauTohu Matawhenua | Geo Coordinates^[1]

Tūhonotanga | Related

Kohinga | CollectionTuahine – Sisters of PorangahauKohinga | Sub CollectionBiography: Cutbush SistersHaurongo | BiographiesCutbush Sisters - Eleanor Elanwen GouldTangata | PersonEleanor Elanwen Gould (Cutbush)Ngā Kōrero E Pā Ana | Related StoriesCutbush Sisters - Gwen's storyCutbush Sisters - Barbara YvonneWāhi | PlacePorangahau

Whānau | Family

Whaea | MotherOlga Thyra Gwendolyn MorgansMatua | FatherAndrew CutbushTeina | SiblingsGwendolyn Christina CutbushBarbara YvonneNgaereMonica Mary(dec) Evan CutbushKeith Cutbush

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