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1. [AUS-Koori] Lock [1]
Marriage NSW 1282/1888 LOCK FRANK CURTIS MARGARET SYDNEY Beth
2. [AUS-Koori] John W Locke [1]
Births - NSW 27866/1885 LOCKE JOHN W HENRY LOUISA NARRABRI Beth
3. [AUS-Koori] locke [1]
S 17/7 Locke, Granny [136132] Our Aim. 22(8) 1929 : 4. S 17/7 Fromm aiatsis catalogue. Cheers, Beth
4. [AUS-Koori] re: unsubscribe [1]
Hello, I need to unsubscribe for a couple of weeks. Best Wishes, Joanne Berry
5. [AUS-Koori] more on locke from aiatsis [1]
B B871.41/P1 Locke, Frederick, d.1901 Brook, Jack and James Kohen. The Parramatta Native Institution and the Black Town : a history, NSW University Press, 1991, p. 259-260. Beth
6. [AUS-Koori] Re: AUS-KOORI-D Digest V03 #103 [1]
Thanks Liz I'll contact D-I-T-A-C with details It looks as if from Beth's information that at least one brother's mother was Margaret not Elizabeth Philippa At 01:00 PM 7/06/2003 -0600, you wrote: >AUS-KOORI-D Digest Volume 03 : Issue 103 > >Today's Topics: > #1 [AUS-Koori] Lock family [Philippa Scarlett > #2 Re: [AUS-Koori] Lock family ["Cheryl Goh" ] > #3 [AUS-Koori] Orange district - aiat ["craddy"
7. Re: [AUS-Koori] Lock family [1]
Hello Philippa I am descended from Maria and Robert. I have looked quickly in 'The Darug and their Neighbours' and could not find anything. But that does not mean they are not there or related. What else can you tell me about them? How do you know of them and the Lock family? I hope to hear from you soon Cheryl ----- Original Message ----- From: "Philippa Scarlett" To: Sent: Saturday, June 07, 2003 4:40 PM Subject: [AUS-Koori] Lock family > Does
8. [AUS-Koori] Indigenous soldiers [1]
Australian Aboriginal Soldiers Page - about Indigenous Australians serving their country in war and peace. www.fortunecity.com/meltingpot/statuepark/620/index.html Beth
9. [AUS-Koori] re:unsubscribe [1]
Hello, I need to unsubscribe for a couple of weeks.. Best Wishes, Joanne Berry
10. [AUS-Koori] Lock Family [1]
Thanks very much Beth It looks as if at least 3 of the names you give are the ones I'm after. Philippa
11. [AUS-Koori] Orange district - aiatsis catalogue [1]
P CAN Centenary history of Borenore...1878-1978 / foreword by D.E. Rickard Cantrill, Elsie ---------------------------------------------------------- Local call number: p 8005 Personal Author: Cantrill, Elsie Title: Centenary history of Borenore...1878-1978 / foreword by D.E. Rickard Publication info: Borenore, N.S.W.:Borenore School Centenary Celebrations Committee 1978 Physical descrip: [ii], 58 p. General Note: illus.; tbls.; Cover title; Borenore centenary 1878-1978 Annotation: Written to commem
12. [AUS-Koori] where are you all [1]
this site has had no action lately, where are you all? 2. Questions No 1 looking for where I would find record of a fringe settlement called "The Springs" near Orange NSW late 1800,s No 2 My Mum told us that she had to get permission to travel to queensland, I think this was before 1944 as this was when she married Dad, as she was telling the story, My Aunt, really my second Cousin told Mum to Shoosh,and so there was no more discussion, this has intrigued my Sister and I ever since, does anyone have any adv
13. [AUS-Koori] Another for JW Locke [1]
Marriages NSW 6804/1915 LOCKE JOHN W FLETCHER LILLIAN NARRABRI Beth
14. Re: [AUS-Koori] where are you all [1]
Thank you so much, I wasn't sure if they would be in DAA or where, I didn't realise that a dog ticket or licence was used to travel, although I did know that a lot of Kooris had to use them to come to town ect Thanks again for your lead Cathie
15. [AUS-Koori] Lock family [1]
Hello Cheryl Thanks for searching for me I dont know much more about the brothers except that Roy died in the first World War although his death is recorded as Jack's - as they swapped names. I found their names listed with other Lock(e) soldiers including Jerome and Olga and thought the fact that they lived at Dolls Point and the name William could connect them to Maria and Robert's family. Philippa
16. RE: [AUS-Koori] where are you all [1]
Cathie Under the various Protection of Aborigines Acts, the State Governments controlled the lives of Aboriginal people including their movements. In the case of NSW this was administered by the Aborigines Protection Board/Aborigines Welfare Board (1883-1969) - any records, files, etc. would be held with the NSW Department of Aboriginal Affairs; the following weblink refers to their 'Researching your family history' page: http://www.daa.nsw.gov.au/familyhistory/ Generally, to move around (under the Act
17. [AUS-Koori] Northern Territory [1]
The following website contains a copy of the Northern Territory Aboriginals Ordinance 1918. This document is divided into six parts namely Part 1 Preliminary Part 2 Administration Part 3 Reserves and Institutions Part 4 Employment of Aboriginals Part 5 Firearms Part 6 Miscellaneous It is well worth reading. http://www.foundingdocs.gov.au/text_only/places/nt/nt5.htm Paul Mackett The following message has been received from the Internet. Please use with caution the message and any at
18. [AUS-Koori] Re: AUS-KOORI-D Digest V03 #106 [1]
Thanks again Beth for all the information !!! Philippa At 06:00 PM 9/06/2003 -0600, you wrote: >AUS-KOORI-D Digest Volume 03 : Issue 106 > >Today's Topics: > #1 [AUS-Koori] Indigenous soldiers ["craddy" ] > >Administrivia: >To unsubscribe from AUS-KOORI-D, send a message to > > AUS-KOORI-D-request@rootsweb.com > >that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > >and no other text. No subject line is necessary, b
19. Re: [AUS-Koori] where are you all [1]
Hello Cathie I'm here. I've just returned from Canberra. I took a group of students for a three day excursion, the main reason was to visit AIATSIS. I have not been down since they moved into the new building. It is really great, if anyone gets the opportunity you really must go. We were there for the whole of one day and the students all said they would go back, some would take their older parents and family members. The staff are fantastic, they hovered all the time but were never intrusive just helpf
20. Re: [AUS-Koori] Lock family [1]
I'm a Lock, like Cheryl I couldn't find any of your names in the Darug book, but not everyone is in it. You could drop a line to:- D-T-A-C. P.O Box 441 Blacktown.2148 NSW. They have more records than in the book, so you might like to give them a go. Hope you find some info through there, lets know anyway. Liz view my photos http://photos.yahoo.com/yayla55au --------------------------------- Yahoo! Mobile - Check & compose your email via SMS o
21. RE: [AUS-Koori] Licences [1]
Toni In the case of NSW this was administered by the Aborigines Protection Board/Aborigines Welfare Board (1883-1969) - any records, files, etc. would be held with the NSW Department of Aboriginal Affairs; the following weblink refers to their 'Researching your family history' page: http://www.daa.nsw.gov.au/familyhistory/ In the case of Queensland it is the Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy (DATSIP) which has a Community and Personal Histories Section http://www.indigenous.qld.g
22. [AUS-Koori] Lock [1]
NSW Deaths 8945/1940 LOCK MARGARET father - WILLIAM mother - ANNIE place - REDFERN Beth
23. [AUS-Koori] Lock [1]
NSW Births 18336/1898 LOCK ROY E WILLIAM J P V MARGARET SYDNEY Marriages 5125/1922 LOCK JOHN FLOOD MARY E SYDNEY 323/1924 LOCK JOHN W MACNAMARA ANNIE F SYDNEY 323/1924 LOCK JOHN W MCNAMARA ANNIE F SYDNEY Cheers, Beth
24. Re: [AUS-Koori] where are you all [1]
hi cheryl and all glad to hear we are still all about, would any one know about the permission to travel for Aboriginal people, and where the files would be held? cathie
25. [AUS-Koori] Updated Web Site [1]
The following website contains an updated list of Northern Territory Aboriginal Sources I can search and some examples of the kind of information publically available at the National Archives of Australia, referring to Yuendumu. http://mc2.vicnet.net.au/home/pmackett/web/index.html Paul Mackett The following message has been received from the Internet. Please use with caution the message and any attachments
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