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1. Sitting on the fence [1]
I am not sitting on the fence, but I am lurking in the background. I have family members living on the Central Coast but no family history in the district. My reason for subscribing to the ng is to offer assistance where possible by way of lookups on various lists and cds that I have. I do not advise on the group what lists etc that I have, but rather jump in when I can help. I also have a keen interest in the replies to most postings to learn a little more about this wonderful place we call home and the p
2. William Booth - Stop Press! [1]
An enquiry, which I answered, was in connection with the possible existence of a booklet relating to Pt Frederick Cemetery at Gosford. I replied that yes, there was a booklet given out at the time of the cemetery's conversion to Pioneer Park. The opening of the Park was on 26 Feb, 1977 and I attended the event. Unfortunately I overlooked William Booth's name when checking out the booklet and must apologise to the enquirer. William Booth IS shown in the booklet as buried at Pt Frederick on 26 November 1
3. Shipping [1]
Some of you may be interested in this which I saw on the net last week: Macbeth Genealogical Services can obtain a copy of the entire passenger list for a voyage or voyages on your behalf and forward the information to you, for a fee of AUS$28 for the first list posted to an Australian address (or AUS$33 to an address outside Australia) and AUS$12 for each additional passenger list. They accept Visacard, Bankcard & Mastercard. Make sure you send them the name of ship, month & year of arrival and fiche numb
4. re blyth family [1]
All of the people here are australia i a from newcaslte australia best wihes jennyblyth@hotmail.com _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.
5. Brisbane Water [1]
further to this discussion. I presume it was named after Governor Brisbane around the same time as Brisbane was named- very confusing really.] It's original name was the northwest arm of broken Bay. On the waterfront just down below where I live - actually near the boat ramp at the end of Orana ST behind the Green Point shops, there is an obelisk that was erected in 1988 (I think!) to commemorate the visit in June 1789 by Governor Phillip and the other 'heavies' of the early settlement. They were lo
6. Cemetery Photos [1]
Maitland Family History Group Inc has available on CD Rom Morpeth Catholic Cemetery Head Stone Photos pre 1993 (Hunter Valley NSW). Containing aprox 960 Photos of Headstones and inscriptions.The CD uses a web page format and is viewed through a browser. Cost $35 Aud Postage included within Australia. ALSO available on CD Rom Morpeth Church of England Cemetery Head Stone Photos pre 1993 (Hunter Valley NSW). Containing aprox 600 Photos of Headstones and inscriptions.The CD uses a web page format and
7. To Marg - Grigg 1911 [1]
Dear Marg Hope you had a great Christmas/New Year.... sorry I didn't get back to you... (I thought I sent you one about the Inverell Family History) actually I think some of my emails went astray ( I am in the process of changing my email address as using the hotmail one for the newsgroup is almost impossible to logically send return email. And keep track of what I have received. This is my new email address - juliejackson@bigpond.com.au I had a busier than expected Christmas! which was a pleasant surp
8. Re: Brisbane Water [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Gwen Dundon" To: Sent: 13 January 2001 12:04 Subject: Brisbane Water > At the risk of everyone shouting at me to get off and give someone else a > go, I MUST moan about this: > > Please, when you are speaking or writing about Brisbane Water there is > actually no final "s" on Water! > Hi Gwen Oh dear ........ I must plead guilty to this 'crime' :-) It sought of just rolls off the tongue or the key b
9. Re: Grigg 1911 [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "J Jackson" To: Sent: 13 January 2001 08:21 Subject: Grigg 1911 > My maternal grandmother's maiden name is Grigg, her family I think moved to > the Gosford Area around the early 1900's with a sister Violet Grigg being > born in 1911 and my grandmother, Annie Grigg being married there... could > sks check if there are any Grigg people listed on electoral rolls there or in > the cemetery. Julie I have th
10. Pioneers of the Gosford District 1788-1901 [1]
The Central Coast Family History Group Inc is still seeking researchers with information of those families who lived in the Gosford District prior to 1901 to be included in a Pioneer Register to be published later this year. Have you got your entry in yet? Entries close March 2001. Look forward to hearing from you. Dorothy Mulholland, Project Research Officer. CCFHS Inc
11. Off topic? [1]
Maybe not strictly Genealogical but it does concern us. Recently got my Bankcard renewal notice (Commonwealth) and noticed a subtle reminder that the annual fee was now due. And it had jumped from $22 to $45. Being in one of the lucky areas with our OWN Community Bank (Bendigo) I now have a Visa Card from them. Charge? Nothing. Well they do say shop around. Frank Cardiff East Gosford NSW 2250 Australia
12. RE: Pre 1901 Gosford Pioneers. [1]
Would J Jackson re the Grigg family please contact me. My email to you has failed. Thanks. Kind Regards, Dorothy Mulholland, From the sunny Central Coast of New South Wales, Australia. Author or Far Away Days, a history of the Murrumbateman, Jeir and Nanima Districts. -----Original Message----- From: AUS-NSW-CENTRAL-COAST-D-request@rootsweb.com [SMTP:AUS-NSW-CENTRAL-COAST-D-request@rootsweb.com] Sent: Saturday, January 27, 2001 12:00 PM To: AUS-NSW-CENTRAL-COAST-D@rootsweb.com Subject: AUS-NSW-CE
13. Re-posting:Jumping Off the Fence [1]
Dear List, Im one of the 80 or so "fence sitters"!! Lets see if the grass IS greener on the other side then huh??? hahaha My surname interests are as follows: Buchanan,Colyer,Hird,Madden,Maddy,Stevens,Stokes,Warburton,Wilkins. Main areas include : Nowra, Shoalhaven, Milton, Deniliquin , Mullimbimby, Tomerong, Terara.(NSW) Horsham, Natimuk (VIC) Brisbane, Eumundi, Cooroy, Belli,
14. Re: Re BUFF & ANSON families [1]
Hi Marg, I have no idea what the reason was for the Anson and Buff familys had for moving to the CC from the Broulee District but believe it occurred prior to the marriage of Rachael Anson to Ramos. DOCTORS: To John Anson....La Roche Judith Buff.....Dr. Benson Both John and Judith are comemmorated at the Point Frederick Cemetery as pioneers. Regards Wal ----- Original Message ----- From: margm To: Sent: Saturday, January 06,
15. Hunter Valley [1]
Anyone with interests in the Newcastle wider region of New South Wales will find the following an excellent site (I found a vital burial in one of the cemeteries listed): Hunter Valley Genealogy: http://www.users.bigpond.com/patmay/index.htm
16. Re: NSW Birth Certificate [1]
They only cost $20 if you have the registration number off the BDM list otherwise they are $26.00 for a 10 year search it costs more for a wider search, you cannot order through the internet you need to send a copy of identification and the reason you are after the copy. The forms and all details are on their web site. ----- Original Message ----- From: "margm" To: Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 6:35 AM Subject: Re: NSW Birth Certificate > > > > >
17. Broken Bay [1]
Hi all From a 1914 school text book Geography of NSW by J H Taylor there is an interesting section on Broken Bay.
18. Re Is Anyone There [1]
>Dear Listers >There are close to 80 subscribers to this list and I think you are >nearly all fence sitters. Dear Marg (and list) Here's one fence sitter who got the message. I agree that if we don't join in we won't get very far. I am a fence sitter at present because our fence is being replaced - as is our house. Most of my records are packed in boxes but as soon as the great day comes when I can unpack and get going properly, I may be able to assist, first by offering look ups etc. in some of the boo
19. BUFF POINT [1]
Hi Listers, Can anyone out there please tell me the origin of Buff Point near Budgewoi (The top end of Tuggerah Lakes. I am trying to find out if the name has any significance in relation to ancestors of mine, namely a Samuel and Judith Buff. Thank you, Wal Towells
20. Re: There is someone there ! Well how about that [1]
Good morning everyone I first introduced myself some weeks ago however have decided to do so again. I am researching Rachel and Samuel Coulter, both convicts, who married in Brisbane Waters in 1841. They had six children: Edwin b.1842 d. 1926 m. Catherine (Kate) Gorman 1863 Mary Ann b. 1844 m. Joseph Stevens 1860/1863 Samuel Coulter b. 1846 m. Elizabeth Gorman 1865 Charles (Henry) Coulter b. 1848 d. 1924 m. (?) Lydia (Sarah) Pi
21. Re: TErrigal [1]
Morning Gwen > Someone (was it you?) was asking about the squiggly tracks at Terrigal. That was an example I used in an example question about the history of the CC > asked Liz Parkison of Terrigal Net Internet Service who has for a long time > been working on a book about that place. Her reply was: > > "For a number of decades in the 1800's, prior to the Davis family being > here, > Terrigal was in the hands of absent mortagees. Wild cattle roamed > everywhere, and > their tracks became the major r
22. Fernance-Beaven [1]
Hello Pam, Dear Pam, The names you have mentioned are all among the early settlers of the Central Coast, especially in the Wyong district and beyond. I believe the Fernance family tree was done some years ago and possibly printed. Records show that Esther Jane Fernance born 1879, daughter of Thomas Charles Fernance and Jane [Thompson] married Thomas Beaven 9.10.1899. She was sister to Joseph 1873, Charles Thomas 1878 (m. Maud Mary Beaven 1901) and perhaps others. Thomas Beaven was the son of William an
23. Holden's Crossing [1]
May I just add a reference to my previous message re "Holden's Crossing" mentioned in relation to railway works in the 1880s at Gosford? The article in the "Maitland Mercury" (27 Sept 1883) about early construction included a statement re "the intended railway bridge, across from HOLDEN'S POINT to the southern end of Flat Rock Hill at the NW corner of the broadwater of Gosford". This referred to the railway bridge over the mouth of Narara Creek, the crossing being from Point Clare to the vicinity of what
24. Re: SAG [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "David Armstrong - Business Manager - Product Sales" To: Sent: 08 January 2001 09:30 Subject: Re: SAG > > I'd like to just add a bit about SAG and encourage researchers to at > least visit them, if not join. hi David I agree Have been a member for a few years bye Marg Morters NSW Central Coast Mailing List Gosford, NSW Australia AUS-NSW-CENTRAL-COAST
25. Re: Off topic? [1]
You are quite correct Frank, Checked with my CBA and was assured this extra charge could be cancelled by withdrawing from the True Awards scheme. It would now appear that the free offer of getting points for using your card is going to cost you $23..... you can go to your bank and they will give you a refund if you cancel the membership of the True Award scheme.!!! Pam Surfers ----- Original Message ----- From: "Frank Cardiff" To: Sent: 18 J
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