abt.1898 - My great-grandmother Margaret Jane Grant (nee Doyle) nursing my grandmother Bernadine Monica.

My grandmother Bernadine Monica Grant

The Whitehead Studios were first established in Ipswich in 1883.

My grandmother Bernadine Monica Grant (nee Doyle) (pictured) made her first communion/confirmation in Rockhampton.

Her aunt  Elizabeth Doyle, (Sister Mary Bernard), and her cousin Bridget Maria Madden (Sister Mary Augustine) were both Sisters of Mercy at the Kent St convent Rockhampton.  Both of these photos were taken in the Lynn Studios, East St. Rockhampton.

The Capricornian (Rockhampton, Qld. : 1875 - 1929) Sat 15 Jan 1916 Page 16 - TROVE

Queensland Times (Ipswich, Qld. : 1909 - 1954) 

Wed 4 Apr 1945 Page 3 - TROVE

St Brigid's Industrial/Training School was situated at Kent Street, Rockhampton.

'St Brigid's Convent was the founding house of the Rockhampton Sisters of Mercy after their arrival in Brisbane in August 1873. From 1874 to 1895, it housed the Catholic Girls' High School before the school was transferred to a site on the Athelstone Range. Boarders attending the High School continued to live at St Brigid's as well as a group of boarders who were part of the student population of the neighbouring primary schools of St Patrick's and Our Lady's. In the workrooms at St Brigid's, the Sisters taught dressmaking, millinery, lace and fancy work, cooking, typewriting, music and art to the boarders. The Sisters also made Church vestments and altar decorations.'  

in A piece of the story (1999)       https://www.findandconnect.gov.au/guide/qld/QE00178

4. “Family photos in Ipswich and Rockhampton”