Family of Richard Samuel Taylor in Shanghai

Title: Family of Richard Samuel Taylor in Shanghai
Caption: Taylor Family, Shanghai, 1912
Identifier: AEJ_097
Alternative Identifier: 127
Description: Richard and Evelina Taylor with baby riding on wheelbarrow with another missionary man (likely Parker Bayne) pretending to be the coolie who pedaled the vehicle. The actual wheelbarrow driver stands to the far left behind a Chinese policeman or soldier. In the background is a paved Shanghai street in front of a Western-style brick building.
Commentary: A caption on the same photo in the Jones-Good collection has a caption that notes this is in front of No 3 Kungping Rd where the Johns's, Taylors and Brillingers were staying.
Creator: Alfred Johns
Date Created: 1912
Location: Shanghai
Geonames: https://www.geonames.org/1796236/shanghai.html
Event: 1911-1912 Nationalist Revolution Evacuation
Relation: Five photographs of missionaries and their families appear to be taken at the same time on a Shanghai street in 1912.; Dr. Mabel Mortimore with Three Children; Mortimore Children with Chinese Amah; Mrs. Bateman with Her Two Daughters; Portrait of Mrs. Bateman with Her Daughters
Source: Ken Johns
Provenance: Johns Family Archives
Access Rights: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Publisher: SIUE
Record Date: 2024-08-25
Contributor: Nicholas Fowler; Ken Johns; Cory Willmott
Type: Still Image
People: Richard Taylor; Evelina Taylor

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