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Homecoming party 1919

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Homecoming party 1919
Family gathering/homecoming party for Corporal John Kensington Cogle after his return from WW1.
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The bald gentleman in the middle row is Robert Jamieson Cogle who emigrated to Sydney from the Shetland Island in the late 1800's [contact link]
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