Some Pre-1914 History
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q*™- 114 ? 6 ™? 10 ?! 6 about the tomb stone of Phoebe Clothilde Hagren near the Davana Kokopo road —referred to in recent PIM < ;a^ r fnoi jC Sif a u Miller ’ of Rabaul. says that Phoebe was the daughter of Mr. August and Mrs. Mary Ann Hagren—Many Ann was the step sister of Mrs. Emma Kolbe (“Queen Emma ) and Mrs. Parkinson. Mrs.
Hagren s property was Davana and. f World ,. War I. She used to thf° m the A re ‘ Pb oebe bl ea there, on August 3, 1914 her a i er burled her there among the beach’ be^ween the road and the V.° uis f’ filler, an old resident good old da y s ” in Rabaul, suffered a great deal during the ™5? n< l Se occupation, and now is in 2SPJL health. She asks anxiously when she and those in her situa llkeiZ to receiv e some pay ment from the ‘lnternees Fund ”
Does anyone know?