File:Nina and Jerningham Wakefield, 1822c.jpg

DescriptionNina and Jerningham Wakefield, 1822c.jpg	English: Nina and Jerningham Wakefield from a portrait by J. Mills in 1822. The two small children of Edward Gibbon Wakefield, seated holding hands on a cushion. Proof for illustrations in O'Connor, Irma. Edward Gibbon Wakefield, the man himself. London 1928.
Date	28 March 2013, 18:13 (UTC)
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