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1. Howe/ Bowler/ Mullett/ West/ Manning/ Mc Kenny [1]
Im helping a friend with his family. George Howe born in Dorset c 1814/17, came to NSW c. 1850's married Amelia Bowler , does any one have information on the Howe family. thanks Henry Anthony West married Sarah Mary Mc Kenny 1874 newcastle, his father was Anthony, but we dont know where Henry was born, William Manning b c 1807 Ireland, married Bessie Atcheson ??, their son Thomas married 1861, Sarah Jane Jackson, Carole NSW
2. Honeysuckle Point [1]
Hi, Can anyone tell me where Honeysuckle Point would be As I can't find a reference for it and also a Blane Street Newcastle 1862,or what suburb that it is likely to be today. Regards Tracey
3. Research black hole/s [1]
How many of you have researched the wrong family/ies ? Come on fez up ! .............. I've only had one major blunder a few years ago when doing SILS family on a shoestring budget . I failed to buy what turned out to be a major marriage certificate and that sent me off on gathering alot of info and photos of heads stones etc on a completely unrelated family . Some time went by before I discovered my error/s . His gt grannie was a Maud Matilda BUT the one in the BMD indexes at around the right ti
4. Re: [HV] Maitland area and gold [1]
There was gold mining in the Maitland area. We are in the process of indexing the Auriferous Leases (gold bearing lands) for NSW and we have come across some for the Maitland area. Kaye www.bananatv.com/familytreechecklist.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ray" To: Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 1:07 AM Subject: Re: [HV] Maitland area > Hello Robyn. > > Here are some > Many, many years ago, when I first started researching, I > was u
5. Re: [HV] Area by the name of St Vincents [1]
Hello Peter and all Maybe it could be Mount Vincent, but it does say St Vincents. I have looked up the Lands Department's new website and they are processing old Parish Maps. There is a County of St Vincent, but the map has not been processed as yet. I checked Parish of St Vincents in 'Google' and came up with Parish of St Vincent's, Ashfield, but this was established 58 years after the marriage in 1836. I checked County of St Vincent in 'Google' and came up with the Jervis Bay area of New South
6. Surname interests around NSW [1]
I have the following surnames that 'started' in the New England area, particularly focused around Walcha and environs and in the late 1800s into the early 1900s. More recent generations are known to be on the coast and down into the Hunter Valley and as further south to Sydney and beyond. Hoping there are some connections on this list today. BERRY BRIDGE EGAN FARDELL FENERTY FRANCIS GOODWIN HANSON HATCH HAYDEN HERON HOLDER HOY HUNTER JONES KELLY LISLE McMILLAN OGILVIE RODEY SCOTT SMIT
7. Re: [HV] Maitland area [1]
Hello Robyn. Here are some thoughts in response to your questions. Many, many years ago, when I first started researching, I was using the Sands Directories. In one of them, either in the 1840s or 1850s (I don't know why 1852 comes to mind); somewhere near the front, there were some words about Maitland, and it said that it was THE LARGEST TOWN outside of Sydney -- at that time. Accordingly, it may be that your fellow moved there for that reason. But of course, one could then ask, "then why was it
8. RE: AUS-NSW-Hunter-Valley-D Digest V06 #131 [1]
Well, actually yes. There was gold discovered in Bishops Bridge at perhaps that time and one mine was sunk but it was never viable commercially. Interestingly it was discovered first as flecks in the crop of a goose that had been killed for dinner! There was, however a large sandstone quarry nearby, called Ravensfield. What was the occupation of your relative (as per the marriage certificate, perhaps)? Bishops Bridge had hotels, a wine shop, a school, a church, a blacksmith and a cemetery. Also in 1852
9. Police magistrate enquiry [1]
Hi , On a death certificate I have under cause of death it lists injuries caused by a fall from a horse as certified by the police magistrate holding the enquiry .This would have been in Maitland or possibly Wollombi august 1860.place of death is listed as Millfield near Wollombi. Where can I look to find out if there are any available records of this incident . The person who died was Thomas Booth from wollombi . Thanks
10. Blane St Newcastle [1]
Hi everyone A simple google search came up with the answer re Blane Street. That part of Hunter Street betw. Brown St. and Cottage Ck. after Mr. Blane - dep. govenor of A. A. Co. Honeysuckle Point - Name given to the area adjacent to Newcastle Harbour due to the fact that the native plant growing there looked like a Honeysuckle flower. Later removed to make way for the construction of Lee Wharf. This indicates the area around Civic which is where the Honeysuckle Goods Yards and Lee Wharves w
11. Re: (HV) Research Blackhole/s [1]
> In reply to below, 'yes', but luckily it was only a > matter of getting a death certificate transcription for > the wrong person. I was looking for a death certificate > for Michael O'Leary, who died 3rd May 1882. This date > is on his tombstone in the Queen Street Cemetery, > Singleton, but I cannot find a registration. I have > checked under Leary and O'Leary. I sent for a > transcription of a death certificate for a Michael > O'Leary whose death was registered the following year > ( at Gle
12. Land & Property Info office price hike [1]
Dear Listers I was down in Sydney today at the LPO ( was Land Titles Office) and cost of a copy ticket will increase to $11 from 1 Jul 2006 Not so long ago these cost $4 ............... Bye MargM List Admin Sydney, New England, Hunter Valley, Central Coast lists
13. Wills [1]
Hi Last year I found a reference to a probate packet for my 2 x great grandfather Andrew MOORE. Armed with the appropriate reference number from the Probate Index, I visited State Records at Kingswood and was sadly told that the particular Probate Packet in question no longer existed. There was a Deceased Estate File which showed that he died owning a considerable amount of land in the Inverell area. Could someone tell me where I could look for a copy of the Will? Would I find it in the Will Books? Do I
14. Re: [HV] Re: Area by the name of St Vincents [1]
It would be the Coun ty of St. Vincent, an area around Jervis Bay near Nowra. Try Googling to find out more ..7 4(()) -:&:- 8.74 .74(()) ((88.74 ..74 -:&:- -:&:- ((88.74*.` Jenny McCarthy Brightwaters N.S.W. on beautiful Lake Macquarie
15. CONNERS Laurel Madge [1]
Hi list, Could SKS find a birth record for the above lady please? All I know is she was born before 1917, and I am guessing it was in NSW as she married in Clarence Town in 1933. TIA Chris
16. Singleton Cemetery Transcripts [1]
Hi List I am hoping someone could help me with Singleton Cemetery Transcripts. I am looking for a Kevin WALSH he died in 1958, I am hoping to find his wife's name. I believe that they are buried together. If anyone can help i would love to hear from them Barb
17. RE: [HV] CONNERS Laurel Madge [1]
Hi Chris, Laurel M Conners 1911 parents William J and Adeline Clarence Town reg no 26810 Cheers, Laraine -----Original Message----- From: G&C Higgs [mailto:thehiggses@dodo.com.au] Sent: Thursday, 22 June 2006 9:06 AM To: AUS-NSW-Hunter-Valley-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [HV] CONNERS Laurel Madge Hi list, Could SKS find a birth record for the above lady please? All I know is she was born before 1917, and I am guessing it was in NSW as she married in Clarence Town in 1933. TIA Chris ==== AUS-NSW-Hunter-Val
18. Flack Family Reunion - Mudgee 14 October 2006 [1]
FLACK/ HART John FLACK and Mary HART and their six children arrived per Castilian 1858 from Bottisham CAM. Their son John FLACK per Washington Irving 1857 married Maria LEES, born in the Colony. The families earlier settled in Castlereagh, Tellagahry Creek and Erina, and in the late 1860's in Mudgee and Lithgow . Their descendants are invited to attend a FLACK Reunion. Descendants include BROOKS, BOWIE, BURSLE, CLUBB, COLLESS, COSIER, DARLEY, DIXON, LAVENDER, MARSH, MOGG, MULHALL, MULLEY, P
19. Re: [HV] Wills [1]
Hello Dianne. Here are a couple of thoughts which might assist you. First: The Probate Division of the Supreme Court used to write out handwritten TRANSCRIPTS (with all of the mistakes which occur in this process) into large A3-sized books, of each Will which they held on file. When I started genealogy almost 40 years ago, anyone could access these at the Probate Office in Sydney. At a later stage they withdrew them from public availability. Now that the Probate Office has sent its older Probate pa
20. Re: [HV] Re: Area by the name of St Vincents [1]
Hi Jan Could be St. Vincent and the Grenadines are located in the south Eastern Caribbean about 90 miles west of Barbados - the likely place that you would disembark then continue your flight to St. Vincent. The Grenadines are some 32 islands and cays stretching south from St. Vincent...... http://www.ualberta.ca/~amitchel/stvg.html Cheers Joanne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jan Koperberg" To: Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2006 10:46 AM S
21. work in Maitland areas [1]
Thanks Marg, for the correct address, and answering my question. Cheers, Robyn of Geelong.
22. Hadfield; Guy; McDermott [1]
Hi Everyone, My Hunter Valley families are: McDermott (Dorney, Corrigan, O'Brien, McNamara, Coyne) Guy (Hadfield, Davis, Jenkins, Taylor) Hadfield (Guy, Magin, Williams, Quetcher, Sample, Crockett, Wilson, Sharpe, Brewick). Also, llooking for a couple of people researching Hadfield family: Daniel Hatton, Rhonda Littlewood and Karen Horne - the email addresses I have for you are bouncing. Please get in touch! Cheers, Sharon McDermott
23. BEER / RUSSELL/BENGE [1]
If anyone has any interests in the above families of Muswellbrook and surrounding areas that would be interested in sharing information please contact me. Thanks Tracie King
24. RE: [HV] Re: Area by the name of St Vincents [1]
Hello John The Gazetteer of Aust Colonies 1848 by W H Wells states Saint Vincent A county in NSW bounded on the N and W by the Shoalhaven River; on the S by Wianbene Creek to its source, and thence by the Moodong Creek and the Moruya river to the sea coast, which forms the Eastern Boundary. It is 80 miles long from North to South and 40 miles in width from East to West Regards John Shirley & John Smith Maitland Area Lower Hunter Valley NSW Australia -----Original Message----- From: John Caling [mailto
25. Re: [HV] Research black hole/s [1]
Hello Marg and List. Luckily we had not proceeded too far down the wrong track on one of our lines, before a maiden aunt pulled us up short. (This is not a Hunter Valley family; but the incident might be instructive nevertheless.) My wife is English and we were very carefully researching her father's mother, who is said to have been orphaned at a very young age. Her maiden name was Ellen Sophia HEATH. We went to London and stayed with a maiden aunt who was the eldest daughter in the family, who gav
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