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1. Re: [AU-MELB] Scots Church Records [1]
>From: "Bruce & Judy Meibusch" >Sent: 11 November 2002 07:30 >Subject: [AU-MELB] Scots Church Records >I wondered if anyone knows if early church records ie >1840s survived for Scots Church, Collins St? If so where would they be >able to be accessed? > >I am specifically looking for the marriage of John MURRAY >to Jane MURRAY abt 1844 Hi Judy, Here's a little bit of history of Scots Church http://www.scotschurch.com/about.html As I understand it, the Presbyterian Church did no
2. [AU-MELB] Birth, Death & Marriage Notices [1]
Hi List, Are there indexes of Birth, Death & Marriage Notices that have been in Melbourne newspapers? Regards, Robin. (Ipswich, Queensland)
3. [AU-MELB] Info on 1851 Mar. [1]
Hello all - I need some help. I have an 1951 Marriage from the Registry of BDM. It is a copy of St Peters Melbourne registration of the M. In part it says " with consent of her father [in writing]" - no parents or place of birth etc is listed. Does anyone know if these "in writing" permissions were kept and are now available in archives or somewhere? The other thing I have found is that the original shows up a naming error on the BDM- CDs. Joy
4. [AU-MELB] Re Henry Samuel Harvey Wallis [1]
Hi folks, I've been lurking for ages now, what with work and all, I hardly have time to read my emails, let alone have the time to do much research on my families. I'm looking for my family that came to Australia around 1872. Henry Wallis, his wife Rosa Victoria (nee Catchpole) and their sons Harry Edmund and Frederick lived for some time in Victoria in the Mooney Ponds area. Harry married Mary Ann Jamieson in 1890. Their three children were Lillian May born 1891, Henry Leonard born 1893, Frederick Vict
5. [AU-MELB] CIMINO, REID, BLAKE, WILKINSON, SEABROOK [1]
Hi Am researching the above names with Melbourne connections and would like to hear from anyone with similar interests. In particular: James Alexander REID (1898 - 1974) married (about 1927?) Unice Vera WILKINSON (1901 - 1985) children: Elaine ( b abt 1928) married A 'Gus' CIMINO David (1936 - 1950) SEABROOK - all and many/any from 1800s ! Regards Malcolm Ward Sydney, Aust. mward@bigpond.net.au
6. [AU-MELB] wondering [1]
I am wondering if any one is researching the penry family
7. Re: [AU-MELB] Researching GOULD [1]
Hi again Jan...sorry the message I e-mailed to your cousin was bounced back..incorrect address...???? Sheila D Canada ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jan Pickett JP(qual)" To: Sent: Monday, November 18, 2002 10:05 PM Subject: Re: [AU-MELB] Researching GOULD > Hi Shiela > I shall check my GOULD's for you or you may want to e-mail my 1st cousin > Jaqui Ball nee GOULD my Mums sisters daughter. > jacquib_98@yahoo.com.au she has more infor on our GO
8. Re: [AU-MELB] ASHLEY; Melbourne: 1850-1880 [1]
Hi Harry, Appreciate the offer, details as follows Richard and Mary Ashley nee Barry, we think they were Irish and Catholic In 1852 there was a daughter, Mary Ashley born in Melbourne. She died in 1854 and is buried in Melbourne Cemetery, service was in St. Patrick's Cathedral, but they don't know what happened to the Ashley's afterwards There was a son Ralph born around 1857, haven't found birth record Ralph came to New Zealand and was married 1880 in Gisborne, N.Z. Have been unable to trace Richard and Ma
9. RE: [AU-MELB] Grave Photograph [1]
Deidre, Thank you so much for your kind offer! The grave concerned is in the New Cheltenham Cemetery. The deceased is: Philip Robertson Aged 62 years Died November 25 1961 The grave no. 8/410 which I presume is Section 8 Grave no. 410. Thank you once again for your kindness. Phil Robertson -----Original Message----- From: Deirdre McDougall [mailto:deirdremc@bigpond.com] Sent: Wednesday, 6 November 2002 13:10 To: AUS-MELBOURNE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [AU-MELB] Grave Photograph Phil I live near chelt
10. Re: [AU-MELB] Birth, Death & Marriage Notices [1]
Hello Jennifer, that's great news. Please, can you give us the site address? Cheers Bob in Melbourne. ----- Original Message ----- From: "JENNIFER FAIRCHILD" To: Sent: Tuesday, November 05, 2002 10:07 PM Subject: Re: [AU-MELB] Birth, Death & Marriage Notices > I don't know if this will help anyone but you can search the Historical > Indexes in Victoria online and it is quite cheap. You need to enter your > credit card number and you set a limit
11. Re: [AU-MELB] Access to Maxi in Melbourne [1]
You can go into the city and either use credit cards or cash if you wish to but will not get it straight away, you might have to wait a couple of hours Regards, Ray. Anne Hollingshead wrote: > Is it possible to go to a city office and use a credit card there to access > BDM records or are these records only available if you use a credit card on > the internet ? > > Any advice please ? > > Anne > > ==== AUS-MELBOURNE Mailing List ==== > Hey have you updated your AntiVirus program lately ? ? > Is your AV
12. [AU-MELB] SKS?? [1]
Hi Listers! Can any SKS out there please find any descendent children of Florence BLOMBERG (b. 1864 Melb)who married Richard Dixon BRYANT. I have only William Bryant who died 1885. Were there any others? Many thanks if you can help! Rick
13. RE: [AU-MELB] Access to Maxi in Melbourne [1]
your notes you sent to me had John Henry Cunning at 154 Curzon Street. Now, are you the Bob Cunning upsetting poor old Eddie? If you are, good on you!!! Heather > -----Original Message----- > From: Robert Cunning [mailto:bcunning@iprimus.com.au] > Sent: Monday, November 18, 2002 11:45 AM > To: AUS-MELBOURNE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [AU-MELB] Access to Maxi in Melbourne > > > > Hello Heather, how are you. You may be able to help me. You sent me > photocopie of houses in Melville St. Also in Curzon St.
14. [AU-MELB] Theatre history [1]
Dear List, I have been told that there is a Theatre Museum in Melbourne. I am looking for any information relating to a company whose title was 'THE BAND-BOX REVIEW'. It existed in the 1925--1935 era, and may have toured N.Z. My rellie was probably a chorus girl--she died in 1928, aged 23. The company may have been Sydney based. Any advice most welcome. With thanks, Greg.
15. [AU-MELB] Purdy [1]
Hi fellow researchers, I am trying to trace the Purdy line of my family they are William Charles Purdy who married Louisa Napper in 1887 in Guernsey Channel Islands their children Edith Ellen Purdy b.1888 William James Purdy b.1890 James Napper Purdy b.1902 They were all born in Guernsey, but I am led to believe that Edith died in Melbourne possibly in the 1970's. Also as I cannot find the deaths for the rest of her family they may have all emigrated to Australia together. They may of left Guernsey after
16. Re: [AU-MELB] NSW, Australia - Inquest [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Jenny Anson" To: Sent: 15 November 2002 20:35 Subject: [AU-MELB] NSW, Australia - Inquest > Hello all, > Can SKP advise where to obtain inquest report for an inquest held at the > Court House Moulamein, NSW on the 4/10/1930. Hi Jenny NSW State Records, Kingswood !! IF the docs have survived . Gosford Library has indexes to coroners inquests to about 1943 Bye . Marg Morters Beautiful Central Coast
17. RE: [AU-MELB] no mail [1]
Bob, I do not have "iprimus", but you may be interested the same thing happened with "hotmail" a few months ago. I know check the archives when I can because the daily round of reading the postings became a pain in the neck because one would never know when you would receive them. Phil Robertson in Perth, (WA) -----Original Message----- From: Robert Cunning [mailto:bcunning@iprimus.com.au] Sent: Thursday, 21 November 2002 21:09 To: AUS-MELBOURNE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [AU-MELB] no mail Hello. Is anyone
18. Re: [AU-MELB] Grave Photograph [1]
Phil I live near chelt cem i could take photo if you would send details regards Deirdre deirdremc@bigpond.com
19. Re: [AU-MELB] MATILDA WATSON [1]
Hi Jackie, Matilda Jane WATSON was born 1868 in RIchmond, Reg. No.4938, there are several siblings for Matilda if you should want them?? There is a marriage of a Matilda Jane WATSON born Richmond to a William GARDNER in 1888 Reg. No.8586, but have not yet found a death for a Matilda GARDNER nee Watson, or a Matilda with the correct parents! There are also several children born to this couple. If I can be of further help please email me. Regards, Judy Paul.
20. [AU-MELB] Access to Maxi in Melbourne [1]
Is it possible to go to a city office and use a credit card there to access BDM records or are these records only available if you use a credit card on the internet ? Any advice please ? Anne
21. Re: [AU-MELB] Researching GOULD [1]
I know a Don & Elva Gould in Glen Waverley, any relation? Cheers, Robynne ----- Original Message ----- From: ejean To: AUS-MELBOURNE-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, November 20, 2002 4:00 PM Subject: Re: [AU-MELB] Researching GOULD Hello Jan I know of a Lorna Gould she lived in Glen Waverly and has moved will try to find her address for you she has two sons but she is not on the net regards Evelyn Jean ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jan Pickett JP(qual)"
22. [AU-MELB] MATILDA WATSON [1]
Hi All Could sks give me any info on Matilda WATSON born in the 1860/70 to Samuel Nelson WATSON and Mary Ann HUGHES. I would appreciate birth death and marriage if possible tia Jackie in Brisbane
23. Re: [AU-MELB] Birth, Death & Marriage Notices [1]
I don't know if this will help anyone but you can search the Historical Indexes in Victoria online and it is quite cheap. You need to enter your credit card number and you set a limit - say $10.00 and you can search. If you put a name in and don't get a result it costs nothing but if something is of interest you can continue onto the next page. Each of these pages costs 97 cents then if you want the cert posted it cost approx $17.00. I got a list of all The Bradbury's which was 7 pages worth and it only
24. [AU-MELB] CHEESEMAN DESCENDANTS [1]
I have recently subscribed to this list having found a member of my family on a list of servicemen who served in WW2 in the RAAF. Amongst many letters that my mother(died 1965) had kept, are some from her Uncle Henry Cheeseman, his wife Louisa Ada Cheeseman nee Laurence and their son Arthur Cheeseman,father of Roland Arthur Laurence Cheeseman, listed in the above service record. All these are dated 1900-1905 and onwards. I have been researching my family history since 1966 as my mother kept so much famil
25. Re: [AU-MELB] MATILDA WATSON [1]
Thanks for that Judy, and yes, I would like the rest of the family. I'd be very grateful if I could get any marriages and deaths that are available, too. And Matilda's kids as well, what a bonus! There was another Matilda Watson who was the sister of Samuel, her marriage or death might turn up, so would be interested if it does. He was born 1837, so she would be marrying in the 1850's I'd guess. This is great, I'd come to a standstill with this lot, so can get on with it now Taa jackie ----- Original Messa
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