NICHOLLS
Maude
August 1902 — 26 January 1999
AKA: née Cooper, née Pepperill
Aboriginal or Torrest Stait Islander: Yes
Additional Information
Additional Information
- Lived on Undoolya Station. Went to school at Ida Standley's Bungalow which was located in Parsons Street at that time.
- Husband was a road builder and builder of "Turkey Nest" dams. She was one of the longest serving members of the Uniting Church in Alice Springs.
Resources
References
- Aunty Maude one of the last pioneers. Centralian Advocate. January 29, 1999:12.
Link - Margaret Hall and Maude Nicholls interviewed by Hank Nelson in the Recollections of the bush school collection
National Library of Australia
Image - Maude Nicholls
National Pioneer Women's Hall of Fame
Image - Maude Nicholls
Hazel Golder (with cane) in the front left, Gertie Turner front right, Maude Nicholls back left, Eileen Parke back right.
National Pioneer Women's Hall of Fame