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1. [ANCC] More Newspaper Snippets [1]
Gosford Times 13.10.1905: The local rifle range is now completed and ready to use. The first shooting will take place at an early date. The latest moving "man" targets will be used [Range Road at North Gosford probably got its name from this venue which was over behind Bradys Gully Cemetery]. Gosford Times 13.10.1905: The usual fortnightly meeting of the [Gosford] Borough Council lapsed on Wednesday evening for want of a quarum, the only aldermen present being Alderman Kibble,Mayor, and Alderman M
2. Re: [ANCC] More Newspaper Snippets [1]
Hi Gwen If you see any references to soldiers by name when going through the GT could you please let me know. Pam Williams is looking but every little bit helps. Thanks Marilyn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gfgwmail" To: Sent: Monday, October 01, 2007 7:39 AM Subject: [ANCC] More Newspaper Snippets > Gosford Times 13.10.1905: > > The local rifle range is now completed and ready to use. The first > shooting > will take place at an ea
3. [ANCC] Never say never.... [1]
Well Marg, Im an interested bystander from afar (NW of WA). Have to say thank you though Marg. My early forays into family history were very well oiled by your advice and a few others CC people too. And so timely...thank goodness I started hearing the stories when I did, as three weeks ago my Mum passed away (86). I was able to hear and write her stories before her mind went and before she left us. I was very fortunate....it also brought us together in a different way, a way that we both enjoyed an
4. Re: [ANCC] About to break a not very nice record [1]
I have to agree with Sally. I am interested but like to sit back. PamC -----Original Message----- From: aus-nsw-central-coast-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:aus-nsw-central-coast-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Sally Sent: Monday, 29 October 2007 6:25 PM To: aus-nsw-central-coast@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ANCC] About to break a not very nice record Hi Marg, Please excuse my rudeness but sometimes people don't have alot of time to spend on their research. Personally I haven't had anytime so maybe tha
5. [ANCC] About to break a not very nice record [1]
Dear Listers To date........29 Oct 2007 there have been no messages posted for this month . I started this mailing list 7 years ago and that's never happened before . So not a nice record to be about to set Have had 3 new subscribers recently , alas of the silent type . Come on you fence sitters any mailing list is what you subscribers make it . Lets put a little life into this one............... ! MargM Central Coast List Admin
6. [ANCC] Port Macquarie [1]
Marg Is Port Macquarie in your list area. Derek
7. Re: [ANCC] Never say never.... [1]
Hi Marg We were just waiting for you to recover from your holiday. Hope you came back with a nice suntan and lots of information. MargaretB Lake Macquarie NSW Australia Researching DENNEY/DENNY/DINNY, FROST Joseph & Eliza, FROST George & Mary Ann, CAIN, GALVIN, BONNELL, GOLDIE, SMITH x 2, WILKINSON, OLIVE and Mungo BROWN
8. Re: [ANCC] About to break a not very nice record [1]
Marg, Most of the reason is that you have helped break down all our Central Coast brick walls! You certainly did with my Elizabeth Bristowe anyway. Thanks for all your wonderful help over the years! Cathy Haynes Geelong Vic On Mon, 2007-10-29 at 17:54 +1100, MargM wrote: > Dear Listers > > > To date........29 Oct 2007 there have been no messages posted for > this month . I started this mailing list 7 years ago and that's > never happened before . So not a nice record to be about to set > > Have had
9. Re: [ANCC] Never say never.... [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "MargaretB" To: Sent: Monday, October 29, 2007 8:54 PM Subject: Re: [ANCC] Never say never.... > > We were just waiting for you to recover from your holiday. > Hope you came back with a nice suntan and lots of information. > Hi MargaretB This was a fishing trip for barramundi not a ficheing trip ancestors this time Have quite alot of fishing info but family history actually took a back seat Bye
10. Re: [ANCC] About to break a not very nice record [1]
Hi Marg, Please excuse my rudeness but sometimes people don't have alot of time to spend on their research. Personally I haven't had anytime so maybe that is the reason I haven't sent any messages. Maybe I have no need to send messages at present. This isn't a chat forum. Sometimes people are shy and like to sit in the background for a little while until they feel comfortable. We should allow them this privilege. As I said please forgive my rudeness, these are just my thoughts. Sally ----- Origina
11. Re: [ANCC] AUS-NSW-CENTRAL-COAST Digest, Vol 2, Issue 105 [1]
Hi Marg We all appreciate the wonderful job you do and enjoy reading the postings even though we might not have much we think we can add. I'm trying to gather information on James WEBB and John Jenkins Peacock. Is anyone else out there interested in either of these noteables? Regards kay >Today's Topics: > > 1. About to break a not very nice record (MargM) > > >---------------------------------------------------------------------- > >Message: 1 >Date: Mon, 29 Oct 2007 17:54:22 +1100 >From: "MargM
12. [ANCC] Gosford Wyong soldier references in newspapers [1]
Marilyn, I will list a few refs I have to soldiers in our district, and will look out for more: Town and Country Journal 7.3.1885, p.478: Soudan War Contingent, official list of soldiers including H.R. Campbell in D Coy. Hugh Reid Campbell is known as Gosford's first soldier to serve overseas . He was second son of Hugh and Rebecca Campbell of Wyoming, and after returning from the conflict, was stationed at Strathfield as post and telegraph master [notes from Morrison's Aldine Centennial History of
13. [ANCC] Gosford Times snippets from 1911 [1]
More snippets from The Gosford Times: 20.10.1911: Mr W.H. Howard, so long and favorably known in the sawmilling trade, has opened mills at Woodport and is prepared to supply orders for all classes of timber. 20.10.1911: Most of the farms on the Warner Estate [Wyong] are now looking their best and some of the growers have fine crops of passionfruit. 29.11.1911: Mr W.G. Parker, one of the new settlers at Niagara Park, had the misfortune to be robbed on Christmas Day, money and jewellery to the va
14. Re: [ANCC] About to break a not very nice record - not this month [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Sally" To: Sent: Monday, October 29, 2007 6:25 PM Subject: Re: [ANCC] About to break a not very nice record > Hi Marg, > > Please excuse my rudeness but sometimes people don't have alot of > time to > spend on their research. Personally I haven't had anytime so maybe > that is > the reason I haven't sent any messages. Maybe I have no need to send > messages at present. This isn't a chat forum. After starting
15. [ANCC] About to break a not very nice record [1]
Hi Marg I am having my annual nostalgia trip. My husband runs the HSC/SC at St Edwards at East Gosford and I do some supervising. For those who don't know, my gtgt grandfather William ROGERS bought the 13 acres in 1885, demolished the house then standing and built in 1889 a house they called Mona Vale which is still standing and is used these days as their admin headquarters, though the original 2 brothers lived in at first. My father inherited it just before he married my mother and farmed it throu
16. Re: [ANCC] About to break a not very nice record- not this month [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Pam Clarke" To: Sent: Monday, October 29, 2007 7:55 PM Subject: Re: [ANCC] About to break a not very nice record >I have to agree with Sally. I am interested but like to sit back. >PamC > Hi Pam All this month you've sat back to silence from this list so had nothing that could be of interest Still the record of no messages posted in a whole month wont happen this month since have 5 posted now
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