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DescriptionUlrich Hübbe.jpg	English: Ulrich Hübbe, born in Hamburg and arriving in South Australia in 1842. Photograph taken by John Hood in Glenelg, circa 1880. Original measures 9.5cm x 7.4cm. SLSA - B 9042 Nederlands: Ulrich Hübbe, geboren in Hamburg en in 1842 aangekomen in South Australia. Foto genomen door John Hood in Glenelg, circa 1880. De originele foto meet 9,5 cm x 7,4 cm. SLSA - B 9042 Deutsch: Ulrich Hübbe, geboren in Hamburg und 1842 in Südaustralien angekommen. Fotografiert von John Hood in Glenelg, um 1880. Das Original misst 9,5 cm x 7,4 cm. SLSA - B 9042
Date	Circa 1880
Source	State Library of South Australia
Author	John Hood

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