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1. RE: URUNGA CEMETERY; Davis/Howard [1]
I would also be interested to know if there is an index for Urunga cemetery. Also, is there anyone out there that could help locate some missing family? My great aunt Daisy Davis was born in Taree in 1895, daughter of Edward Davis and Mary Laurie. She married William J Howard in 1920. Her brother Ednie Manning was my grandfather and her sister Leith was my great aunt - Leith married Peter Charleston and lived in Grafton. For some reason or other, the family lost track of Daisy - I remember hearing when
2. Re: URUNGA CEMETERY [1]
You could try Bellingen Council http://www.bellingen.nsw.gov.au/ or ring the Historical Society see http://www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/histsoc.html Cheers Paul Hanly Rhodes, Sydney, Australia Bellingen Gen Web www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/ Check out the books page http://www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/books.html which covers most North Coast Books, many of which have been indexed and the indexes are searchable from the Welcome page AUS-NSW-NORCO-L@rootsweb.com North Coast NSW mail list ----- Origin
3. books [1]
Hi I was wondering if anyone out there has heard of a book "WHEN THE RIVERS WERE ROADS" written by Glenn Bradley If so do they know where I might be able to get a copy. Thanks in Advance Jenny Jones
4. Re: URUNGA CEMETERY [1]
Jennifer, Urunga is in Bellingen Shire and I would be happy to look at Urunga Cemetery for you. I could take a digital photograph of any headstones you may be interested in. What names were you particularly interested in? Anne Ludstrom ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jennifer Burt" To: Sent: Sunday, 30 April 2000 22:56 Subject: URUNGA CEMETERY > Can SKS tell me whether there is an index available for Urunga cemetery ? > If not what council wou
5. Re: Riley, Undertaker - Lismore [1]
Hi Kay I don't have a specific interest in Riley, the undertakers but my parents live in Ballina and my auntie in Lismore. I'm sure, but could check with them, that Rileys are still a firm of undertakers at North Lismore. Let me know if I can help. Kind regards Martyn ************************************************************** Martyn Killion, BA, Grad. Dip. App. Sci (Info), Dip FHS Professional Genealogist and Record Agent PO Box N367, Grosvenor Place NSW 1220 E-mail: **************
6. Web site [1]
When I asked for FH Centres on the list I was also given this URL in which you can search for Museums in an area. Just type in the name of the city. It says that 1000 museums are listed so far. http://amol.org.au/guide/guide_text.asp Museum search It includes some histoical museums. Regards Helen Hanson
7. Kempsey Cemetry [1]
Hi guys, Question, is Kempsey Cemetry on line anywhere, for a look up please. Warren
8. Timber industry North Coast [1]
Following are lists of names of people who appeared before a Forests Inquiry in 1907-1908 - they were contained in a book I have on loan on the history of the Forestry Commission in NSW. In the book each person has a paragraph summarising their evidence, it has some interesting information on their work, location etc. If anyone has an interest in any of these people, please email me, and I will send a transcript of their paragraph. Following the lists is a paragraph on Bellingen that I thought might be o
9. Woodward [1]
Dear Greg, I don't know about the Casino-Lismore area, but I am interested in the Woodward family of Taree. I have a step-gt-grandfather, William Henry Woodward, born in Lechlade Gloucs, who came out here in the 1890's as a private in the RMLI. He deserted in 1899 and was never heard from again. His father was Henry and there was a William Woodward died at Taree in 1907 whose father was Henry. I am curious to find out if there were one and the same person! Have you any info on the Taree William? Regar
10. [Fwd: Cemetery] [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------35E30B683B83213B8519716D Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Many thanks for all the answers. BUT - what I need most of all is: should I list the women by their MAIDEN names with a cross reference to their married name. I have these all in a data base with cross references galore, and, yes the family name is first with a , after it so that I can easily sort them. Sort by name and then by birth date so it might
11. Newcastle's forgotten cemeteries/books [1]
NEWCASTLE FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY INC. has now released it's three books on the historic Newcastle West burial grounds, now disappeared - PRESBYTERIAN BURIAL GROUND 1844 - 1881 ROMAN CATHOLIC BURIAL GROUND 1842 - 1881 WESLEYAN METHODIST BURIAL GROUND 1858 - 1881 Over 2600 interments have been identified and include serving convicts, ticket-of-leavers, soldiers from the garrison. Available from - Newcastle Family History Society Inc. P.O. box 189. Adamstown. 2289. N.S.W. Cos
12. Dungog Hotels [1]
Cindy, My ancestors Joseph and Alice ALLEN held a licence for the Settlers Arms corner of Lord and Brown Streets from 1855 to Joseph's death in 1858. Alice was granted the licence in 1860. This hotel was replaced by the Courthouse Hotel later in the 1800's. Joseph was a convict from Hertfordshire and Alice ne McNally a daughter of a convict from Ireland. Joseph was buried in Dungog cemetery where there still exists a readable headstone. Pam Wollongong, NSW, Australia > #4 DUNGOG - HOTELS & INNS & SURNA
13. Names on Cloth at Anglican Church Ballina [1]
St Mary's Anglican Church in Ballina has in its possession a heavy white linen cloth which has been embroidered in white with six hundred names and/or initials. The names are on squares (5.5x5.5 inches), a name on each side and 1 in the middle. The cloth measures approx 70x86 inches. The square have been hemstiched in froups of four and joined together. The cloth appears to be handmade. It is not known for what purpose the cloth was made. BUT we would like to be able to find out. Though there is a lot of in
14. Re: FH Centres on North Coast [1]
For information on Family History and other similar see http://www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/histsoc.html and the sites linked from there. Cheers Paul Hanly Rhodes, Sydney, Australia Bellingen Gen Web www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/ Check out the books page http://www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/books.html which covers most North Coast Books, many of which have been indexed and the indexes are searchable from the Welcome page AUS-NSW-NORCO-L@rootsweb.com North Coast NSW mail list ----- Original Message -
15. Re: books [1]
> Hi I was wondering if anyone out there has heard of a book "WHEN > THE RIVERS WERE ROADS" written by Glenn Bradley If so do they know > where I might be able to get a copy. > Thanks in Advance > Jenny Jones As Paul Hanly often mentions, check the books page at Bellingen GenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/books.html OR do a search from the home page site search box for a keyword such as in this case - Bradley. You will find it listed there as held by the NSL under a slightly different title emplo
16. DUNGOG - HOTELS & INNS & SURNAME INTERESTS [1]
Good Day to all subscribers I am looking for information on the Hotels and Inns that were in existance in DUNGOG, NSW, 1860-1900 and what Inns and Hotels are in DUNGOG today. Researching the following Surnames: HILL - James and Elizabeth GILCHRIST Scotland & Newcastle, Islington, Maitland, Dungog NSW HILL - Andrew Gilchrist and MUNSIE NSW MUNSIE - Susan Lawrence - NSW MILTON - Henry and Jane SHIPWAY - MDX London & Suffolk England & Sydney NSW MILTON - Charles Henry b. 1855 Maitland and later Sydney
17. Re McKell m Honora Guinea [1]
Rhonda - I saw your mail about McKell married to Honora Guinea. I think you were responding to a Lee. Honora Guinea was the daughter of Daniel Guinea and Mary Carney, b 1882, Tweed River; m 1912, Murwillumbah; spouse, Thomas G McKell, known as Tom and said to be from Tweed River area but born Maclean; my family informant said family moved to Qld. The Guinea family settled in an area known as North Arm on the Tweed River; the particular place was known as Boatharbour, later called Crystal Creek. Honora w
18. Re: Patrick and Mary O'Connor (1840's-1867) and their children [1]
Bob - A Connor/O'Connor family moved from Bemboka to Crystal Creek about 1900. The father Edward O'Connor and family had the PO there until about 1916. The wife was Elizabeth Alcock and children were Elizabeth Catherine (Kate), Rachel G m Akers, Josephine m Jack Kenny, Isabella T m Bill Guinea, Rosebella m Jim McDonald, Margaret m Sr M Alphonsus, Edna St M Edmund, Mary Jane m Jim Byrne, Augustine ?, Thomas m Alouise Minmaw, William, Esmonde m Florence Holland. I doubt if there is a connection because th
19. Re: FH Centres on North Coast [1]
For family history centres and similar on the North Coast see www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/histsoc.html and the links from there. Cheers Paul Hanly Rhodes, Sydney, Australia Bellingen Gen Web www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/ Check out the books page http://www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/books.html which covers most North Coast Books, many of which have been indexed and the indexes are searchable from the Welcome page AUS-NSW-NORCO-L@rootsweb.com North Coast NSW mail list ----- Original Message ----- Fro
20. KENT / WOODWARD [1]
Is anyone out there doing research on the Kent or Woodward families from the Casino / Lismore area early this century. Greg Lee NGUNNAWAL ACT
21. purcell [1]
William Purcell married Charlotte Ninness 1884 VACY, Paterson River. NSW. Where these pair came from I do not know, can anyone help. Robyn Bath
22. Armidale Hoteliers at turn of 20th Century [1]
Hi, I am looking for information on a John Williams who came from England in 1876. He was at that stage in the army. Apparently, when he retired from the army, he became a hotel owner in Armidale. I have always been told it was the Tattersalls Hotel. He would have been the proprietor around about the 1900's. However I know he died around that time and wondered whether the story was confused and if it was his wife Bridgette, who remarried, who helped run the hotel. Maybe it was another hotel in the Armidale
23. burial at Armidale in 1883 [1]
I have the transcription of the death certificate of James MARK. It states that he was buried on 4 January 1883 in the Presbyterian section of the Armidale cemetery. Can anybody help me out with the transcription of the head stone (if it exists)? A photo would be really good and I would, of course, be happy to pay for it and postage. The undertaker is listed as Harper Brothers. Do they still exist and would they have records going back to then? I also believe that his daughter, Mary A B MacKay
24. Listing Interests - Dilworth,Mathews, Tailby, Quirk, Milverton, Baker, (Boggabri, Bombala, Narrabri) [1]
Quinn - Bombala, (also Bendigo ,Vic) Foley - Bombala, Baker - Boggabri, Dunmore - Narrabri, Boggabri, Dilworth - Boggabri - Joseph Dilworth arrived in NSW on board the Ship Wilson in January 1842 with his wife Elizabeth (nee Ditty) and son Josias. Josias died shortly after. Joseph and Elizabeth had a further 6 children. Elizabeth died in December 1856. Joseph married Mary Quirk in 1857 (see below) Roser - Boggabri Jerrett - Boggabri Geor
25. Re: FH Centres on North Coast [1]
Hello Helen, I too hope to travel up the north coast later this year. Wondering if you would kindly post to the list the information you have received. Thanks Lyn Murphy ----- Original Message ----- From: Roger & Helen Hanson To: Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 11:50 AM Subject: FH Centres on North Coast > We're planning a trip to the the North Coast shortly. I would like to > include a little FH while we're there. > We have interests in > Ball
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