Cornubia, an early Ipswich residence, ca. 1914 Cornubia was at 13 Murphy Street, Ipswich and was the home of William Hancock, who built the residence about 1880. Elizabeth, the daughter of Mr Hancock, later resided in the house after her marriage to Richard John Trevaskes. The girl in this photograph is Ena, daughter of Elizabeth and Richard, who were also the grandparents of Viva Cribb. (Information supplied with photograph).

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