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1. MOORE [1]
I think Arthur Henry Hazelwood MOORE lived around the Port Macquarie area earlier this century. Does anyone out there have connections or information. Pam Hazelwood Wollongong
2. Fw: Researching the following names [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Ron Sloane To: Sent: Friday, November 05, 1999 8:19 PM Subject: Researching the following names > Am researching the following names of early settlers of the NSW north coast. > Any help gratefully accepted! > > CHRISTENSEN > GRENLUND > COLLEY > HOBBS > PRIOR > SHEPPARD > GRENLUND > KINZIG/KENZIG > SANDERSON > THOMPSON > STRUTT > GLANVILLE > > Dorothy Sloane, ronalds@one.net.au > >
3. Re: Glanville [1]
Descendants of George J GLANVILLE Generation No. 1 1. GEORGE J1 GLANVILLE He married EDITH M MORRISON 1894 in N.S.W, Australia, registered Waterloo. Notes for GEORGE J GLANVILLE: NSWPI PIONEERS SERIES - BIRTHS-1788-1888 +----------------------------------------- | RECORD #3 OF 5 | SURNAME GLANVILLE | GIVEN NAME(S) GEORGE J | INDEX YEAR 1870 | FATHER JAMES | MOTHER ELIZABETH | PLACE OF REGISTRATION BRAIDWOOD | REGISTRATION YEAR
4. ANDERSON, KING, STRECKER FAMILIES [1]
Emma Charlton[Chalton] m. Edmund King Murwillumbah 1906 Ernestine Strecker m. Godfrey Fisher[Fischer] 1886 Agnes Anderson m. Frank James Fisher[Fischer] 1904 Anyone researching these families? Thanks Carol caindc@magna.com.au
5. An avalanche of books and contents [1]
Through the generosity of Loelene Harrison and Ray Hannah, I have just loaded about 20 book titles onto the Bellingen Gen web books page. Many of the books have a list of the contents or the main headings from the book to give you the flavour. I think this was a very nice Christmas present to all of us from Loelene and Ray. On behalf of all of us THANKS!!! Cheers and Merry Christmas Paul Hanly Rhodes, Sydney, Australia Bellingen Gen Web www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/ AUS-NSW-NORCO-L@rootsweb.com North Coa
6. McPhee and Gray [1]
Hello Marg O'Leary and All Agree with Ken Munro - Clarence River Historical Society site and Maclean and District Historical Society may be able to help you with your McPhee and Gray enquiries. I have a John James Gray of Irish descent married Margaret McDonald of Scottish descent in NSW 1904. At least one of their children was born in Maclean, Samuel b. 2/6/1911. Samuel definitely farmed at Palmers Channel and in later life lived in Maclean. Happy researching for all in 2000. Rhonda
7. Family History Fair [1]
Little Forest Family History Research Group will be having a Family History Research Display at the Australia Day Fair at Mollymook Surf Club (Ulladulla on the South Coast). Yes computer will be there demonstrating researching with CD ROMs and BK5 etc Along with the usual stuff If any individual or group would like their fliers or information sheets distributed please send them to Australia Day Little Forest Family History Research Group PO Box 87 Milton NSW 2538 Apologises for any cross postings Cathy D
8. Re: Dunoon and the Munro connection [1]
Hello Ray, Saw the Munro reply........the Macleay book caught my eye. Do you happen to know if there are any Newberrys or Gilmores mentioned in the book, and the cost of the book. Thanks, Kathi G Bundaberg, QLD -----Original Message----- From: Ray Hannah To: AUS-NSW-NORCO-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, 5 December 1999 11:43 AM Subject: Re: Dunoon and the Munro connection >G'day Ken, > >I can't help you with the Duntroon connection, but the following MUNR
9. Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" [1]
unsubscribe John Graham johngrah@ozemail.com.au GENEALOGY FROM GERRINGONG http://www.ozemail.com.au/~johngrah/
10. Frederick & Alice MORRIS [1]
Seeking other descendants of Frederick J MORRIS and Alice MORRIS (nee BREAKWELL) married NSW 1894. Their children (at least) Lorna, Frederick, Coral, Verlie, Melvie, Arnold & Clifford. Regards James Ulladulla NSW ridpest@fastrac.net.au
11. Munro / Paine @ Maclean [1]
Hello Rhonda James Paine 1815-1895 and Sarah Ann Larkins as you will know had 8 sons- Your Richard Paine b1842 and James (II) b1838 are two of them. James (II) (b.1838) married Eliza Wenham 1842-1903 at Bolwarra and they came to the Clarence River in 1861 with their (then) infant son James Walter Paine 1861-1930. James Walter married Margaret Nicholson 1864-1948 at Harwood Island and their eldest daughter Eva Maud Paine 1887-1972 is my mother.-so we are related! The Paine family is well documented in the re
12. McPhee and Gray to Maclean [1]
Marg O'Leary asked about these two families to Maclean. Firstly,the passing of the Robertson Land Act of 1861 was the reason for the influx of immigrants from the Hunter river to the Clarence.Most had been employees and saw the opportunity to own land of their own. Duncan McPhee (there were two)-One from Argyllshire arrived 1852 and farmed on the Coldstream Creek near Brushgrove. The other from Banvie farmed at Palmers Channel and later at Kings Island. (Ref: "Maclean and the Scottish Connection" by E.H.Mac
13. Loch Lomond [1]
The RACQ map of "Gold Coast-Northern Rivers" shows Loch Lomond on the road between Warwick and Killarney. It does exist as I passed through there several months ago.I would suggest "Greenvale" would be a cattle property as there are a few around there Hope this may help- Merry festive season Ken
14. ASIMUS Family [1]
I am interested in any information on the ASIMUS family, they arrived on board the "Helene" 1855. Charles & Caroline came from Germany with twin daughters Matilda & Paulina, and had another six (6) children. Charles was a vinedresser, Some time after 1880 Charles and Caroline moved to the Canley Vale area, where they both died and are buried in the Pioneer Cemetery at Liverpool. Many thanks Dianne
15. DEATH AT DORRIGO [1]
I was hoping someone in the Dorrigo area may be able to help me with information on a death there in 1943 or at least can anyone please tell me what newspaper would be the best to find the obit in. I am trying to find out about the death of an AUBREY JOHN ELLIOTT who was farming at DORRIGO. The story goes that he was chopping timber on his property when he was hit by a tree and died a day or two later. I really don't know when in 1943 he died. He was only 33 years old and left a wife LILLIAN ELLIOTT who lat
16. Maclean book lookup please [1]
Dear Listers, Could someone who has the above book (The first 50 Years) please see if any WATERHOUSES are mentioned - in particular, Henry Benjamin, b.1860 in Melbourne, grew up in Grafton, worked as a journalist and died in Maclean Hospital in 1945. I am also looking for Richard WATERHOUSE, the great grandson of the above, born in 1946 as I would love to get in touch. I am the great grand daughter of Henry Benjamin's sister. Jenny Nancarrow
17. Paine@Maclean [1]
Hello Ken and All Thank you for your response re PAINE family. I too had contact with Tracie Edwards, we corresponded regularly between 1990 and 1995. And yes I must contact her again to further co-ordinate our research. As mentioned in another reply I no longer have all my research on computer. What I have is correspondence, worksheets and photocopies from which I still have to re-enter on the new program. I asked about your MACDONALD connections as my husband's grandfather worked for a Dougal Macdo
18. North Coast Research [1]
Hello, I have included two addresses for the North Coast. These organisations do have a researcher who will carry out research for a nominal fee. Richmond-Tweed Family History Society PO Box 817 BALLINA NSW 2477 Richmond River Historical Society PO Box 467 LISMORE NSW 2480 Thanks,, Selena Adcock (nee Williams) Archivist & Historian
19. Re: Munro/Paine @ Maclean [1]
Hi Rhonda - interested in your Paine/Munro posting to NORCO list on 8 December for 2 reasons. Firstly the Paine SSX connections and a major project on Sussex Methodists who came to Australia and Rev.Thos Collins who ministered in the Sandhurst Wesleyan Circuit (Kent- E/SSX border area)1832/5. Would be glad to learn more of the earliest (Paine/Wenham) family, also the Rev.J.A.Webster family, esp. any references to published obits or other biog. info which details their Methodist involvement both in SSX and
20. Andrews brothers in WW1 from Lismore [1]
Researching these WW1 servicemen born in Milton Ulladulla, they enlisted in Lismore Arthur George Andrews enlisted at Lismore 15th Battalion Walter Ernest Andrews enlisted Lismore 15th Battalion Cathy Dunn Milton Ulladulla History Site http://www.shoalhaven.net.au/~cathyd/
21. Re: MUNRO of RICHMOND RIVER [1]
Hello Kathy I don't have any known connection with the William Munro married to Thomasina Newberry in 1900 you mention I have noted your email address and interest in this record in my database and will contact you if I come across anything. I assume you have the marriage certificate from NSW Registry Ref No.1900/1489. and you have the date as well as the place of marriage (Lismore) but it does not show their parents names. It is possible their marriage was reported in the "Clarence & Richmond Examiner"(pub
22. "Greenvale", Loch Lomond [1]
Hi all, Does anybody know anything about a property called "Greenvale" at Loch Lomond around 1915-1920? Cheers Jan Canberra
23. Surname Interests [1]
Hello Listers, As I am new to this list I thought I would list my Surname interests. Looking for info on Donald McDERMID (b) 1793? 1799? Ardnamurchan, SCOTLAND married Mary STEWART (b) 1793? 1799? Ardnamurchan, SCOTLAND. Donald and Mary bought their family to Australia in 1840. They eventually settled around Mitchells Island N.S.W. Also looking for GRAY, Robert (b) 1841? Place unknown McPHEE, Janet Jessie (b) 1826 Ardnamurchan SCOTLAND McLEAY, Alexander (b) 5/1/1837 or 1839 Antrim IRELAND FLETCHER, A
24. Re: MOORE [1]
Hi Pam & List, There were Moores at Port Macquarie, possibly chemists from memory. Will have to check with Society records if interested. Ian, Port Macquarie ----- Original Message ----- From: Pam Hazelwood To: Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 1999 6:14 PM Subject: MOORE > I think Arthur Henry Hazelwood MOORE > lived around the Port Macquarie area > earlier this century. Does anyone out > there have connections or information. > Pam Hazelwood > Wollongong >
25. List update / Consider posting your Hunter Family details [1]
Hi Norco Listers, I hope you all had a great Christmas. Santa brought me some books (thrillers, not genie books) which I have managed to devour over the holidays. I hope he was kind to you too! Here is an update on the number of subscribers we have: 93 subscribers to list mode 43 subscribers to digest mode As this is a big increase on when I counted about 2 months ago and there have probably been some changes in the composition of those subscribed, now might be the time to post your interests again.
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