Captain Peter Edwin Pettersen,
wife Ida Christophersen & family
Greenock, Scotland
c1893

Emigrated to Punta Arenas:

• - Christopher (standing centre)
• - Sigrid (on mother's lap)

John Walls Tulloch
(future father-in-law of Christopher Pettersen)
Scotland
c1900

Mary K. Tulloch
(future wife of Christopher Pettersen)
Scotland
c1903

Christopher Pettersen
& friends
Greenock, Scotland
1906

Farewell reunion:
"When shall we all meet again?"

Christopher (centre, with cane);
A. S. Stanley, M. C. Humber,
J. S. Thomson, J. G. Simpson

Captain Peter Edwin Pettersen &
wife Ida Christophersen,
Greenock, Scotland
c1915

Christopher Pettersen's parents

Petter Andreas Pettersen,
wife Valgjerd Arentsen & family
Punta Arenas, Chile
1922

Petter Andreas had a good position with shipping company Braun & Blanchard; he invited his young cousin Christopher to emigrate to Punta Arenas in 1906.

Christopher Pettersen
and wife Mary
Punta Arenas, Chile
c1940

badminton racquets in hand

Banco de Punta Arenas
board members
Punta Arenas, Chile
c1940

(rear, L-R):
[?], Dr. Alfonso Robles, Ángel Marnich, Arturo Menéndez, Cesáreo Banciella

(front, L-R):
Manuel Fernández, Francisco Campos, Thomas Boyd, Christopher Pettersen, Jesús Veiga

Kenneth Pettersen
Royal Tank Brigade, Eighth Army
North Africa
1944

Pettersen family,
relatives and friends
Estancia Río Penitente, Chile
c1945

(rear, L-R):
Alec Morrison, Mary K. Pettersen (née Tulloch), Ellen Morrison (née McCall), Kitty Dick (née Morrison), Johnny Morrison.

(front, L-R):
Chris Pettersen, Peter Maclean, Sigrid Maclean (née Pettersen), John Dick,"Mayo" Maclean (née Ethel Frida Boyd) and Kenneth Maclean.

Eric Pettersen
and wife Ruth Cave
Estancia Punta Delgada, Chile
1964

baby Carolyn

Christopher ("Kit") Pettersen
and wife Adriana Martini
Viña del Mar, Chile
wedding day
1963

(L-R) Eric and Ruth Pettersen, Adriana and Kit Pettersen