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This painting shows Jonathan and Mary Anne Walker when Jonathan was about seven years old, and Mary Anne was about five. They were the children of Jonathan and Mary Walker, who lived at Ferham House. Mary was the sister of Joshua Walker who built Clifton House. Jonathan and Mary Anne would have spent quite a lot of time with their Aunt and Uncle at Clifton House whilst they were growing up, along with the children of their mother’s other brothers and sisters. Jonathan later married Ann Barr who was the eldest daughter of Martin Barr who came from Worcester, and may have worked at the Worcester pottery. Jonathan and Ann didn’t have any children, and he died at the age of 61 at Hawkhills near Easingwold, just north of York. Hawkhills is now an Emergency Planning College. Mary Anne Walker never married, and she died in 1855 when she was 72.
Clifton Park Museum
Rotherham
Title
Jonathan (1781–1842), and Mary Anne Walker (1783–1855), of Ferham
Date
c.1790
Medium
oil on canvas
Measurements
H 98.5 x W 131.5 cm
Accession number
ROTMG : LOP.1 (NCM 1937-42)
Acquisition method
on loan from Nottingham City Museums and Galleries, since 1972
Work type
Painting
Clifton Park Museum
Clifton Lane, Rotherham, South Yorkshire S65 2AA England
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Self Portrait Usher Gallery -
Still Life with Parrot Usher Gallery -
Jonathan (1781–1842), and Mary Anne Walker (1783–1855), of Ferham Nottingham City Museums & Galleries -
Nathaniel Bolingbroke (1757–1840), Mayor of Norwich (1819–1820) Norfolk Museums Service -
Jonathan (1781–1842), and Mary Anne Walker (1783–1855), of Ferham Clifton Park Museum