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Kow Yonn, Lula (1870 - 1951)

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    Lula Kow Yonn and her younger children, around 1913, in Tasmania, c. 1913, courtesy of Chinese Museum.
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    Lula Kow Yonn with Tutoy Chinn, Tue Gee Chinn and Len Heng, c. 1891, courtesy of Chinese Museum.
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    Lula Kow Yonn with youngest daughter Ruby (Tue Gnoak) Chinn and youngest son Arthur (Tung Chin) Chinn in Weldborough, Tasmania., c. 1910, courtesy of Chinese Museum.
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    Members of the Chinn family, c. 1903, courtesy of Chinese Museum.
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    Dorothy 'Biddy' (Tue Foang) Chinn with children of her friend, courtesy of Chinese Museum.
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    Ruby (Tue Gnoak) Chinn, courtesy of Chinese Museum.
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Born
1870
See Yup, Guangdong, China
Died
14 July 1951
Alternative Names
  • Chinn, Lula
  • Lula, Mak
  • Mak, Lula
Summary

Lula Kow Yonn (aka Lula Mak or Lula Chinn), mother of Frank Chinn, wife of Maa Mon Chinn. She came to Tasmania from Guangdong (probably See Yup district) in 1886. Around 1920 she moved to Melbourne with her family.

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Related Places

Archival Collections

Chinese Museum

  • Frank Chinn collection, FC; Chinese Museum [ Details... ].

Images

Title
Lula Kow Yonn and her younger children
Type
Photograph
Date
c. 1913
Place
Australia - Tasmania
Details
Title
Lula Kow Yonn with Tutoy Chinn, Tue Gee Chinn and Len Heng
Type
Painting
Date
c. 1891
Place
Australia - Tasmania
Details
Title
Lula Kow Yonn with youngest children Ruby (Tue Gnoak) Chinn and Arthur (Tung Chin) Chinn
Type
Photograph
Date
c. 1910
Place
Australia - Tasmania - Weldborough
Details
Title
Members of the Chinn family
Type
Photograph
Date
c. 1903
Place
Australia - Tasmania - Weldborough
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See also

Title
Dorothy 'Biddy' (Tue Foang) Chinn with children of her friend
Type
Photograph
Details
Title
Ruby (Tue Gnoak) Chinn
Type
Photograph
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Sources used to compile this entry: Museum of Chinese Australian History collection.