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HELEN JARDINE-STEAD. CONSERVATION

HISTORIAN.

16th international Metropolis conference MIGRATION FUTURES:PERSPECTIVES ON GLOBAL

CHANGES

Workshop presentation, 13th September 2011

AZORES TO AOTEAROA

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MIGRATION – ONE FAMILY AMONG MILLIONS

Migration has affected my own response to the essential human questions:

Who am I? Where am I from?

History provides the threads woven into the fabric of identity.

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WHO AM I?

I am the great-granddaughter of Emmanuel Francis de Sousa. Born 1840: Pico Island, Azores

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WHERE DO I COME FROM?

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LAND MASS RELATIVE TO THE AZORES

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THE REGION NEAR WHERE EMMANUEL SETTLED

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OAMARU – AERIAL VIEW OF HISTORIC PRECINCT

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SUMPTER’S WHARFE - OAMARU

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CRITERION HOTEL

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HARBOR ST.

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OAMARU STONE

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HARBOR-TYNE ST.

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KAKANUI RANGES – PAINTING BY:

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EMMANUEL AND ELIZABETH

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A POEM TO MARY

Mary travelled from Glasgow, Scotland, to Dunedin, NZ in 1868.

This poem was presented by her girlfriends before she left Scotland.

The sense of hope for her new life is bittersweet alongside the knowledge that she would be unlikely to see her homeland again.

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THEIR CHILDREN. ELIZABETH (LIZZIE) ON FAR LEFT

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ELIZABETH MARRIES GEORGE JARDINE

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GEORGE AND ELIZABETH JARDINE & CHILDREN

My father; Dickson Jardine, as a boy

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MY PARENTS’ WEDDING

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TRACING THE PAST

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OAMARU OPERA HOUSE & CYCLISTS

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AORAKI - MT COOK, NZ’S HIGHEST PEAK

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WAITAKI VALLEY