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Diary of Claude James Booth
No full textDiary of Sergeant. C. J. Fowler, who at a later date changed his name to Claude James Booth. The diary begins when Fowler was part of the 58th Battalion in the Australian Imperial Force (A.I.F.) in 1918 when he has just returned to London on active service. He travels for a short time and then returns to Australia. Upon his return, there is much description of travelling with a small mention of setting up a metal casting business in Melbourne.
The diary ends a few days after the birth of his daughter Ada Booth in 1921.
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James Booth, Senior
No full textThis negative shows a painting of James Booth, Senior, by Laussat Richter Rogers
James Booth, Senior
No full textThis negative shows a painting of James Booth, Senior, by Laussat Richter Rogers
James Booth, Junior
No full textThis negative shows a painting of James Booth, Junior, by Laussat Richter Rogers. Booth was Chief Justice of Delaware (1841 to 1855)
James Booth, Junior
No full textThis negative shows a painting of James Booth, Junior, by Laussat Richter Rogers. Booth was Chief Justice of Delaware (1841 to 1855)
James Booth, Senior portrait
No full textThis negative shows a framed painting of James Booth, Senior, by Laussat Richter Rogers. Booth was Delaware's Secretary of State from 1778 to 1799 and Chief Justice of Delaware from 1799 to 1828
James Booth, Senior portrait
No full textThis negative shows a framed painting of James Booth, Senior, by Laussat Richter Rogers. Booth was Delaware's Secretary of State from 1778 to 1799 and Chief Justice of Delaware from 1799 to 1828
James Booth, Senior
No full textThis negative shows a framed painting of James Booth, Senior, by Laussat Richter Rogers. Booth was Delaware's Secretary of State from 1778 to 1799 and Chief Justice of Delaware from 1799 to 1828
James Booth, Senior
No full textThis negative shows a framed painting of James Booth, Senior, by Laussat Richter Rogers. Booth was Delaware's Secretary of State from 1778 to 1799 and Chief Justice of Delaware from 1799 to 1828
James Booth, Senior
No full textThis is a portrait of James Booth, Senior, Chief Justice of Common Pleas. It belongs to a series of pictures depicting Delaware judges, lawyers, chief justices, and chancellors that photographer J. Paul Brown created at the request of Ignatius Cooper Grubb. See 9200-B31-003_483d and 9200-B31-003_484d for correspondence related to the portraits
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