Family members

Group portrait of three unidentified individuals taken in a studio setting. An older man and woman are seen seated on chairs. Standing behind them, in between the two

Group portrait of the Pandori family taken in a studio setting. There are two unidentified men and two young children standing. There are two unidentified women seated on chairs.

Photograph of an unidentified family. A man and woman are seen standing and in front of them are five children. Three girls are seen sitting on a wooden bench. Two boys are seen standing on either end, next to the girls. All are in formal attire, looking forward and smiling at the camera. Behind them is a light coloured curtain.

Group photograph from left ot right of Prabh Kaur Duman, Khushal Kaur Manhas, Bishan Kaur Manhas, and Ninder Kaur Manhas. The three women are seen standing in front of a house. Kneeling in front of them is a young child, Ninder Kaur. The photograph was hand tinted to show colour. The photograph was framed, with a note on the front as well as the back, listing the subjects.

Group photograph taken in Paldi of South Asian men and children taken outside. There are approximately 81 men and around 18 children in the photograph. There are two rows of men standing and two sitting, with the last group sitting on the ground. The children are all seated on the ground, while a few are being held by some of the men. On the back of the photograph is a handwritten note that reads, "81 men with their sons. Fathers of families who lived in Paldi and single men who live in bunkhouses. Approx. date 1935 (clarify this)."

Group photograph of an unidentified woman and two unidentified children. The photograph was taken in a studio setting. The woman seen seated, holding a child in her lap. The second child, a young boy, is seen seated on a wooden chair next to her.

Group photograph of a man and three young children taken in a studio setting, with a backdrop of a garden. The man is seen seated on a chair, holding a baby. On either side of him stands two young children. The photograph is a postcard with writing on the back in Punjabi detailing information about the subjects. It states that the man on the chair is an employee in the department. The two standing next to him are two brothers. They are Daljit and Gurdev Singh. The baby is Amar Singh.

Group photograph taken in Paldi of South Asian women and children. The group is seen standing in front of the Mayo family home. The women are standing in a line while most of the children are seen sitting in front of them. There are approximately 14 women and about 39 children. Some of the children are being held by the women.

Group photograph of Bishan Kaur and her family members. Included in the photograph is Bishan Kaur Mayo, and her father Udham Singh. Both are seated in chairs. Standing behind them are Bishen Singh and Kishan Singh, brothers of Bishan Kaur. Jindo Mayo, Rajindi Mayo, Gindi Mayo, and a fourth unidentified child are also seen in the photograph. The photograph was taken outside and a building can be seen behind the photograph's subjects.

Photograph taken of Dyalo and Jindo standing outside what appears to be a house. The two girls are looking forward, standing next to each other, wearing Indian suits. The photograph is framed in cardstock and there is a note taped to the bottom of the frame. In Punjabi it reads: Dyalo daughter of Ghanea Singh Jindo daughter of Mayo Singh.