Site Map: Nevin Family

Last update: September 2009

Thomas Nevin’s portrait of his sister Mary Anne Nevin (b. 1846)

Eight cartes by Thomas Nevin of self, wife Elizabeth, brother John and sister Mary Anne, 1865-1880.

Thomas Nevin was known by a number of variations of his name, and several of these are now used in public catalogues and holdings. His signature on official documents and name on his studio stamps include: Thomas Nevin, Thomas Nevin Senior, Thomas J. Nevin, Thos Nevin, T. Nevin, T. Nevin late A. Bock, T. J. Nevin, Nevin & Smith, and Clifford & Nevin.

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Thomas Nevin’s Own Family Portraits

• Thomas Nevin’s Parents
  • On board the Fairlie with the Parkhurst boys 1852
  • Nevins on sick list during voyage of the Fairlie 1852
  • The Medical Officer’s report of the Fairlie passengers 1852
  • Mary and John Nevin, Thomas Nevin’s parents
  • John Nevin’s Wesleyan Lament for William Genge
  • John Nevin: “My Cottage in the Wilderness” 1868
  • John Nevin and Gould’s white goshawk at Kangaroo Valley
• Thomas Nevin’s Siblings
  • Mary Anne Nevin, (b. 1846) sister
  • Oral history: Trevor Wilks and the Mary Anne Nevin story
  • Jack Nevin, the other photographer in Thomas Nevin’s family
  • Younger brother Jack Nevin salaried at H.M. Gaol
  • The early deaths of Thomas Nevin’s sisters Rebecca and Mary Ann
• Thomas Nevin’s Self Portraits & Biographica
  • Brothers Thomas and Jack and W.R. Giblin
  • Thomas Nevin’s rank 1871
  • Vignette, Thomas Nevin, self portrait ca. 1871
  • Vignette and full-length self portraits 1870s
  • Signatures & handwriting
  • The Kangaroo Valley farm and New Town stereos
  • Thomas Nevin’s funeral notice 1923
  • The Nevin Group Portrait ca 1878
• Thomas Nevin’s Wife and in-laws
  • Captain James Day, father-in-law
  • Wife, early portrait of Elizabeth Rachel Day
  • Elizabeth Rachel Nevin nee Day and children
  • Late portrait of wife Elizabeth with earlier portraits
  • Wedding photo, Thomas and Elizabeth Nevin, July 1871
  • Visual Pleasures at the Town Hall, wedding day
  • Full length portrait by Nevin & Smith of Elizabeth Rachel Day
  • Mary Sophia Day, m. Hector Axup, sister-in-law
  • Rare Nevin & Smith portrait, Elizabeth Rachel Day

Descendants and In-Laws

• In-laws
  • Mary Sophia Axup nee Day, sister-in-law
  • Hector Charles Axup, brother-in-law
  • Frances and Jack Davis, parents of daughter-in-law Emily
  • Martha Nevin nee Genge, Mary & William Genge, step parents
• Thomas & Elizabeth Nevin’s Children
  • Elizabeth’s children 1872-1888
  • First son Thomas James “Sonny” Nevin in Salvation Army uniform
  • Thomas James “Sonny” Nevin (1874-1948)
  • Sonny Nevin’s American journey with the Bates family
  • Third son William John Nevin (1878-1927)
  • William John Nevin (1878-1927)
  • Fourth son George Ernest Nevin (1880-1957)
  • Albert Edward Nevin, youngest son (1888-1955)
  • Emily Maud Davis, daughter-in-law m. Albert Edward
  • Portraits of youngest son Albert Nevin with horse 1914-17
• Thomas & Elizabeth Nevin’s Grandchildren
  • Preview of Eva Nevin’s Collection 2009
• The Nevin Family Collection (in addition to all the above)
  • May Nevin’s China trade soapstone vase
  • Captain Day’s wedding gift: Treaty of Paris medallion 1856
  • Elizabeth Nevin’s souvenir cruet of the Port Arthur Model Prison
  • Cartes by Charles A. Woolley and H. H. Baily
  • A John Bishop Osborne panel

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