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1. [NSW-C] FLOOD [1]
Looking for more information & descendants of the FLOOD family who first moved to the Districts of Narranderra & Wagga Wagga from Sydney c1850s Helen Associated Surnames: Armstrong Barberie m: 1893 in Narrandera Beddie Bowden, Narrandera Buchanan m: 1877 Narranderra Buffrey m: 1869 in Wagga Wagga Byrne m: 1905 in Narrandera Conn m: 1858 Wagga Wagga Coombs m 1912 Narrandera Craggs Cummings m: 1864 in Bathurst De Barberie m: 1893 in Narrandera De Loude m: 1858 Balmain d: 1894 Narrandera Everitt m: 19
2. Re: [NSW-C] WILLIAMS Catherine Elizabeth (WILKIE, CRITCHMAN) [1]
Pat The following are in the "Orange & District Pioneers Register" 2 vols available from the orange & District FHG, PO Box 930, ORANGE. 2800. Carl MATTHEWS PAYNESVILLE. 3880. No CRITCHMAN or vars. WILKIE May ? 1888/297 WILLIAMS Ada 1872- 1888/432 WILLIAMS Ada 1875- 1860/387 WILLIAMS Ada Mary 1888-1959 1860/383 WILLIAMS Albert 1872- 1860/388 WILLIAMS Amelia 1877-1953 1860/385 WILLIAMS Ann ? 1860/205 WILLIAMS Ann 1818- 1860/309 WILLIAMS Ann 1875-1891 1860/386 WILLIAMS Annie 1861-1892 1860/389 WILLIAMS B
3. [NSW-C] Hennessy, Gaynon,& Flaherty [1]
I am researching the following and have a fair bit of info so far but am always looking for more descendants to swap stories. HENNESSY, Thomas & family from Dundrum Tipp originally to Camden then settled Comobella/Bodangora circa 1875 onward GAYNON , John & family originally at Tambaroora then to Gilgandra circa 1878 onward O'FLAHERTY, Catherine (spouse of Michael) and children, John, Frances, Catherine and Anastasia in Wellington circa 1877 - 1890 FLAHERTY, Catherine (same as above but somewher
4. [NSW-C] [Admin] List Boundaries and Surnames Lists [1]
Hi Everyone, Just to let everyone know that after some very co-operative discussion off list between the list-admins of Pilliga, New England, Central and West, that I think we have very amicably settled on who covers what area. The main changes are: Hay, although initially advertised by Rootsweb as being in AUS-NSW-CENTRAL, is in AUS-NSW-WEST Wellington is now in AUS-NSW-CENTRAL, not Pilliga Manilla was originally in a map I compiled for Pilliga, but appears better to be in New England. This does
5. Re: [NSW-C] FARRELL [1]
Maggi, Bodangora is about 10 kms from Wellington on the Wellington to Mudgee Rd. It was first called Mitchell's Creek and then Bodangora. It was a gold mining town and the Catholic Church still stands. The post office and public school are now private residences. I hope this helps. I have more information on Bodangora if you are interested Anne Eccles ecclesfamily@cnn.net.au ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, July 17, 2002 1:00 AM
6. Re: [NSW-C] RE: BRIAL FAMILY [1]
Now, this may sound silly, but speaking wearing another hat (chair of a council place names committee): >There are several references to Brial in the area - Brial Street, Brial >Road, Brial Crossing but other than that we have no information. If any one >is able to help with our query we would be most grateful. > My impression is that: Roads get named after who lives on them (rural, that is) Streets get named after mayors/shire presidents and other similar people, who may have never lived in them (and j
7. [NSW-C] WILLIAMS Catherine Elizabeth (WILKIE) [1]
Hi My first time adding to list. I am having trouble tracing my ggrandmother, Catherine Elizabeth WILLIAMS, married to Alexander Francis WILKIE, Grazier, Darling Downs, at Church of Holy Trinity, Dubbo on 13 January 1873. On marriage certificate Catherine was named as Elizabeth Williams, Innkeepers daughter and her father as Innkeeper. They had four children and the information I have so far comes from their birth, death and marriage certificates: 1. Alexander Perrell b. 1873, at the Overland Hotel,
8. [NSW-C] Poile & Rapley [1]
Hi, I am researching the Poile & Rapley families who were both farmers near Wagga at Brucedale & Downside. Both arrived in the Wagga district in the 1870's. The Rapleys though had been at Camden since 1832. I'm happy to share info with any interested people. Regards Wendy
9. [NSW-C] Bales - Temora [1]
Listers, If anyone has links to the BALES name in and around Temora from about 1880s to almost the present day, then I would love to share information. At least 4 generations of Bales family are buried in Temora Cemetery , all but one without a headstone. Associated names include BRADLEY, McKENZIE, McSHANE, SHEA, and many others. Regards David BALES Wyoming NSW
10. [NSW-C] KELLY - Warwick, North Logan, Waugoola [1]
Hi all, One of the names of interest to me in this area is Kelly. Henry Kelly arrived as a convict in 1835 on the "Royal Admiral". At some point he was assigned to Mr A Rankin of North Logan. He married Margaret McLeod who had arrived on the "James Moran" in 1839 from Scotland as an assisted immigrant. She also had been assigned to A Rankin. They married 11 June 1841. Children for whom I have been able to find details are: William born 25 February 1841, baptised 11 june 1841 Anne b. 15 July 1842, ba
11. [NSW-C] Surnames list [1]
Hi List, Just to advise that the surnames list for this list, which contains the ones that were on the NSW-WEST list, is now at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~surreal/NSWC/surnames.html Regards Linda List-admin AUS-NSW-CENTRAL
12. [NSW-C] Welcome [1]
Hello Everyone, This is just the real person (not the computer) saying Welcome to all the new subscribers. There are some familiar names on there, and some that I do not immediately recognise. In all, there are 14 list subscribers and 7 digest subscribers at this stage, so it might be nice now if anyone who felt so inclined started to post interests. You never know, the new person on there just might be the person you have been looking for. :) Just to briefly introduce myself - I live in Gippsland, Victo
13. Re: [NSW-C] Harris [1]
EGAN Catherine ? 1888/225 EGAN Catherine ? 1888/336 EGAN John B ? 1888/351 EGAN Kathleen ? 1860/350 EGAN Mary ? 1888/125 EGAN Mary ? 1888/134 EGAN Michael ? 1888/279 NO HAGAN Carl MATTHEWS PAYNESVILLE. 3880. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sue Egan" To: Sent: Monday, July 22, 2002 4:06 PM Subject: Re: [NSW-C] Harris > Is it possible to have a look up for Egan and Hagan family please? > > >
14. Re: [NSW-C] FLOOD [1]
Helen, here are a couple of articles that may help you, from one of my current subject's "Grong Grong Station' in Grong Grong Heritage Series Regards Marg Coolamon-Ganmain Farmers Review Feb 3, 1933 Mr William GUEST Friends of Mr William Guest in this district were shocked to learn of his death in a private hospital in Sydney on Saturday last. Mr Guest was a frequent visitor to Coolamon, and kept in touch with friends here. Mr Guest was a native of the district, being the son of the late Mr and Mrs Gue
15. Re: [NSW-C] Harris [1]
Thanks for this, are these death dates? Sue Egan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carl MATTHEWS" To: Sent: Monday, July 22, 2002 4:37 PM Subject: Re: [NSW-C] Harris > EGAN Catherine ? 1888/225 > EGAN Catherine ? 1888/336 > EGAN John B ? 1888/351 > EGAN Kathleen ? 1860/350 > EGAN Mary ? 1888/125 > EGAN Mary ? 1888/134 > EGAN Michael ? 1888/279 > > NO HAGAN > > Carl MATTHEWS > PAYNESVILLE. 3880. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Sue Egan
16. [NSW-C] William Julian DEVON [1]
Hi More details to assist the previous inquiry. Can anyone help me with the families of William Julian DEVON & Laura DAVIS William Julian Devon . William married Laura Davis, daughter of Cyrus Davis and Phoebe Wilson, on 24 Feb 1890 in Orange, NSW, AUS. Laura was born on 8 Feb 1870 in North Richmond, NSW, AUS and died on 30 Dec 1947 in Blayney, NSW, AUS. Children from this marriage were: i. Harold Edward Leopold Devon was born about 1890 in Registration, Orange, NSW, AUS. ii. Cyrus A Devo
17. [NSW-C] Father Lovat's baptisms at Bathurst in 1837 [1]
Catholic Bishop Polding wrote the following to his Superior at Downside Abbey, England on 28 January, 1838. Would anyone have any idea whether a record of baptisms referred to, exists and where? I am particularly interested to ascertain whether children from the Lachlan District were included. BEGINS: (Father) Lovat who has lately joined us, is a great acquisition. He is much respected and his services are most valuable as a preacher, confessor. His good conduct in everything is admired. He has been as f
18. [NSW-C] SHAW - ARNOLD Albury + [1]
Trying to break-up a brick wall. I have an Alexander Nicholas SHAW and Mary ARNOLD supposed to have married around the Albury area about 1935. I cannot find any entry in the NSW records online or otherwise so would appreciate any help or advice from other listers Maggi rebel14@iinet.net.au Perth Western Australia see my Family Names at http://www.wags.org.au/mid/8134.htm I do not accept emails with attachments from anyone without prior knowledge .
19. [NSW-C] FIRMAN [1]
Hi Listers I am trying to track some some of my Mothers old rellies. My Mother who is 91 years old was a FIRMAN. I have managed to track down most of the Victorian FIRMANS ( or should that be FIRMENS) but I noticed that a couple snuck accross the border. Edward John FIRMAN b 1877 married Ethel Rose Fowell on 27/09/1904 in Deniliquin. Children of the marriage were Vera Rose FIRMAN b 1905 Francis E J FIRMAN b 1907 Ethel A A FIRMAN b 1912 d 1924 I would appreciate any information concerning the death or
20. [NSW-C] Henry Burton - Circus Prop. [1]
Hi Listers This is my first message to the list. My big interest is in Henry BURTON, who started Burton's Circus in Sydney in 1850, and who later bought a property in Mathoura which became the winter quarters for the circus. Family lore has it that my grandmother, Lucy Marion BURTON, was the daughter of Henry and his second wife, Fanny (Francesca), nee HANLY, born about 1867. Lucy married Frederick James BRADSTREET in Albury in 1892 and their second child was my mother. I'm keen to contact any descenda
21. [NSW-C] Getting off the ground [1]
Hello everyone: Thanks to Linda for starting this list and to Louise Lowe for posting her STAINES, PHILLIPS, SCOBIE and DODSON interests and to Keith Skinner for his DEVON & DAVIS names. Alas, I cannot help with these families but eventually someone will turn up :-) My own interests are in the Albury and Henty-Pleasant Hills area where my father's German forbears settled (KNIE, SIEBERT & SCHARDT) and my mother's Irish and Cornish ones (GARVEY, CARMODY, B
22. [NSW-C] Hay War Memorial High School [1]
I am a new subscriber but am looking for any reference or stories about my grandfather Leslie Ethelbert Penman who was the very popular first head master of Hay War Memorial High School - I think in the 1930's. Would anyone have or be able to direct me to a source to help me with the years the Penman family was in Hay and/or the start of the high school? Many thanks, Merrill
23. [NSW-C] Test Message [1]
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24. [NSW-C] MUNRO BYRNE FAMILIES [1]
If anyone is following the above lines. Hugh Munro married Mary McPhail on 27 November 1856 at St John the Baptist Church Mudgee. Their son Daniel married Annie Byrne daughter of Edward Byrne & Margaret McGregor 6 May 1887. Annie died 27 January 1915 leaving 14 children the youngest only 10 months. She is buried at "Dicks Camp" cemetery Collie. Both these lines were well known in the Collie Gulargambone Gilgandra areas in the late 1800's early 1900's. If anyone is researching these lines I would be happ
25. Re: [NSW-C] WILLIAMS Catherine Elizabeth (WILKIE, CRITCHMAN) [1]
try local family history centre, might help. robyndehood, toowoomba, qld, aust. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pat Marshall" To: Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2002 10:29 AM Subject: [NSW-C] WILLIAMS Catherine Elizabeth (WILKIE, CRITCHMAN) > Hi > > My first time adding to list. > I am having trouble tracing my ggrandmother, Catherine Elizabeth WILLIAMS, > married to Alexander Francis WILKIE, Grazier, Darling Downs, at Church of > Holy Trini
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