Early Life
Kaberry was born in San Francisco, California. Her parents were British immigrants, originally from Yorkshire. They emigrated not long before Kaberry’s birth. Both were Christian Scientists; her father an architect. In 1913, Kaberry, her parents and two brothers moved to New South Wales, Australia, and eventually to Sydney. Kaberry attended the Fort Street Girls' High School and in 1930 entered the University of Sydney where she would remain until obtaining her master’s degree.
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