Archives Search Engine

Body:
Subject:
From:
(email address of poster)
List:
(limit search to one mailing list)
Date:
(e.g. 10 Jun 2005, Jun 2005, or 2005)
   Search tips

Searching for: +path:aus-nsw-pilliga +(+date:aug +date:2001)
Viewing 1-25 of 48 matches from 36,127,719 documents1 2 | Next
1. Re: Robert Studdert of Clarendon Park, Paterson [1]
Sybil - this mailing list doesn't cover the Paterson area. However you are welcome to mail here. You never know what might turn up. On the other hand, you might have more response to your query from the Hunter Valley list = AUS-NSW-Hunter-Valley. Regards and good luck in your search. Alice Erickson, Family Historian, Wark/Stewart Coonabarabran area, Erickson/Slyney Taree area, NSW; Convenor DPS Coonabarabran; Listowner AUS-NSW-PILLIGA.
2. Blackfield, Singleton - where is it? [1]
Crawford Logan Brown's residence was "Blackfield" Singleton (Patricks Plains). It was 1280 acres. Would any locals know where this land may have been? Many thanks for all the help with Patricks Plains. Many thanks Sybil
3. Re: Warner/Large family [1]
Hello Annie, Elizabeth and Alice as well as listers, My wife, via her Mudgee families of Baker and Sams has links to the Large and Warner families too. It has taken me a few days to get the paint brush packed away and back to the important things like family history, hence my slow reply. David in Wyoming NSW ----- Original Message ----- From: "annieandwal" To: Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2001 10:33 PM Subject: Warner/Large family > Hi, > I am new to
4. Cemetery lookup DUNMORE [1]
Hi Everyone, I would like to ask anyone who has any cemetery lists for your help. I wish to locate the final resting place of William DUNMORE and Ellen Dunmore nee TAILBY. Their last know child was born in 1877 registered at Narrabri. I have found on the BDM a death of a William in 1913 age 77yrs and Ellen 1908 both registered at Narrabri but I cannot find them in the Cemetery for Narrabri any help locating them would be much appreciated. Annette
5. THOMAS HAYES [1]
G'day listers, Could SKS with access to the Coonabarabran Electoral Lists from the 1950's be kind enough to do a lookup for me? I am looking for my parents old address in Coonabarabran. I seem to remember us living in two houses. The first was at the old Malouf sawmill. The second was down street and around the corner from a soft drink bottler, it was also within walking distance of a school, possibly the comprehensive school. I remember having to cross a small walk bridge over a creek or gull
6. CORKERY [1]
Hullo list - I wonder if anyone on list would have info on this family. Patrick b ?, ?, Co Cork, IRL m 10 Feb 1872, Gulgong, NSW; Margaret WESLEY d 12 Jan 1896, Peak Hill, NSW Margaret WESLEY b c1850/51, ?, Co Limerick, IRL d 11 Nov 1890, 38yrs, Gulgoa Rvr, NSW (Margaret originally bur Brewarrena, later exhumed and bur Coonabarabran.) Lived Gulgong?, about late 1870s land at Warkton near Coonabarabran, about late 1880s to Coonamble where Margaret had a shop, ? Gulgoa Rvr. TIA Alice Erickson, Fa
7. Looking for Humphries [1]
Hi All, Does anyone have any info on the Humphries Family of Boggabri and Werris Creek Areas, I think John and Catherine Humphries owned the Pub at Boggabri and the Newspaper there. Suzanne Humphries Buxton
8. Re: Hezia Griffiths [1]
Hi Sybil Do you think it could of been Kezia, I have quite a few with this name in my family line. Pam Dalby Qld Hello listers, There were two sister living in the Mudgee NSW area in the 1860s named Mary Jane Griffiths and Hezia Griffiths. I have put the name "Hezia" through the NSW BDM every way I can think of - but no luck. Does anyone know how I could track down these women? With best wishes Sybil Cameron ============================== Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! http://www.myfami
9. Warner/Large family [1]
Hi, I am new to this list. I am researching the descendants of Lieutenant Jonathan Warner Esq. JP . Warner's Bay, Lake Macquarie is named after him. I am trying to contact any descendants of the following families: 1. Jonathan Warner married Mary Anne Large on the 7th Sept in Mudgee, NSW 2. Frederick Hawkesbury Warner married Maria Sophia Large Dec 1st 1863 in Mudgee, NSW 3. Warner [female] married John Large Mary J Warner married Charles A Babbage 1886 in Mudgee, NSW Caroline Warner married Robert J Abbot
10. tracing family ties [1]
If anyone is tracing same names, could we swap information please. BUSH - believed to have come from Somersetshire, England, originally and lived in South Australia where he married and started his family. They then moved to WA and NSW, finally settling in Newcastle, NSW. Names associated with BUSH, are HUNT, DAVIS, THOMSON, LANG, GUNNING, BRYANT, BAKER and FARR. Also seeking NORRIE/NORRY or similar spellings. This family came from Aberdeen, Scotland and settled in the Hunter region, around Gresford/Pat
11. Nelson J Proctor & Caroline A Gordon [1]
Hi List, Can anyone shed any light on Caroline A. Gordon born 14 April 1860 in Orange NSW daughter of George Gordon & Mary Heffernan married 12 Oct 1892 Nelson John Proctor born abt 1851 died abt 1922 belived to have run an inn around Dubbo area TIA. Regards Liz Purcell Bowral. NSW.Aus graywolf@hinet.net.au researching family names William & Robert Bolton, George Gordon,Edward Kearines, William Vane, Elizabeth Large, Mary Rathbone (d), Ida May Reynolds, Richard Watts, William Godson, Mary Heffern
12. Re: James KELTIE, Master of the Sirius, 1788 [1]
I have a published chart of the first fleet and will record below the details given for the Sirius. HMS Sirius - Flagship - 540 tons Official Party PHILLIP Arthur, RN. Captain HUNTER, John, " " BRADLEY, William, 1st Lieut. MAXWELL, George William, Lt KING, Philip Gidley, 2nd Lt. HACKING, Henry (Q/Master) PALMER, John (Purser) MILLER, Andrew (Commissary) WORGAN, George Bouchier (Surgeon) JAMISON, Thomas (Surgeon's mate) DODD, Henry Edward (Agriculturalist) DeMALIEZ, Bernard (Servant) FREEMAN, Thomas
13. EXTRA CERTS & TRANSCRIPTIONS [1]
Evening All, Sorry to those who get this message on other lists. The following certificates and transcriptions are ones that don't tie in with my research but they may help someone else. BIRTHS: DAVIDSON-Alice 1894 Deepwater d/o Robert and Mary Ann FORD DAVIDSON-Alice 1898 Deepwater d/o Robert and Mary Ann LORD HOUSTON-Alice May 1892 East Maitland d/o Robert and Mary MANN RILEY-Louisa Ann 1871 Wollomba River d/o John Riley & Mary Ann CANN RILEY-Melvinia Blanch 1874 Wollomla River d/o John Riley & Mary Ann
14. Ernest John Tuxford [1]
Seeking information please on Ernest John Tuxford Bus Driver of Dubbo,N.S.W INQUEST 31 January 1913 on film 1686714 Any such information would be gratefully received Bob Tuxford Rtuxford@aol.com
15. Does anybody remember these and can fill [1]
Martin Tuxford Born 14 September 1861 Penrith,N.S.W Baptised 1 December 1861 Died 14 September 1935 Auburn, N.S.W Buried 15 September 1935 Rookwood Anglican Cemetery Rookwood, N.S.W Parents John Tuxford Elizabeth Perrin Married Emma Jane Balmain Griffiths 1928 Canterbury, N.S.W Born 1863 Dubbo,N.S.W Baptised Died 6 July 1928 Bankstown, N.S.W Buried 6 July 1928 Rookwood Anglican Cemetery, Rookwood, N.S.W Parents John Griffiths
16. O'KEEFE-BRICK WALL-WAGGA [1]
RE: O'Keefe, Wagga Wagga 1873 > >I am new to researching and have already hit a brick wall. On our grandmother's birth cert. it states that her mother was born in Wagga Wagga, NSW (a1873) her name was Minnie O'KEEFE. she is not listed in the BDM. Her marriage to Henry TURNER has Minnie O'KEEFE on it and in brackets underneath it had DAVIS, this word is then crossed out. Does anyone know how I can trace from here?? > >Thankyou. > >Lorraine NSW.
17. Which Richard? [1]
Hello Listers I would like to purchase the Death Certificate of Richard Griffith - but I don't know which one! He came to NSW in about 1836 with his 11 year old daughter, Frances Maria Griffith, who married Richard Crossing in 1845 - when the latter was 23. Semi-intelligent guesses indicate that Richard Griffith was born in about 1800 - probably in Belfast. The NSW BDM shows that four people named Richard Griffith died in 1863, 1871, 1898 and 1914 respectively. My Richard used to hunt around Mudgee - a
18. Re: Which Richard? [1]
Sybil, Since the life expectancy of a person born around 1800 is nowhere near what it is today, it is extremely unlikely if not impossible for your Richard to have died in 1914 at the age of 114 years. Using the same reasoning would suggest that 1898 is also unlikely. The most logical date would be 1863, followed by 1871. Good Hunting, John in Montreal Cameron wrote: > Hello Listers > > I would like to purchase the Death Certificate of Richard Griffith - but I don't know which one! >
19. Re: EXTRA CERTS & TRANSCRIPTIONS [1]
Thanks for posting your extras - wish some of them were mine! Regards Alice Erickson, Family Historian, Wark/Stewart Coonabarabran area, Erickson/Slyney Taree area, NSW; Convenor DPS Coonabarabran; Listowner AUS-NSW-PILLIGA.
20. searching [1]
Hi Jennifer Chandler -- Brisbane Your email 26th July, You are researching ELLIOTT could you tell me what the year is you are looking at. I am also researching the same name. Regards Margaret Elliott.
21. Re: Warner/Large family [1]
Annie - I am related to that LARGE family along way back. I have a few snippets of info I can look up for you. I also know of a person locally who is more directly related and may be able to give you some info. Contact me off list if you would like me to contact him. Give some time to fossick for my info if you want it. I will reply to it via list in case it helps anyone else at some time. Regards, Alice.
22. BORTHWICK One Name Study [1]
Searching for BORTHWICKs - anywhere, anytime, any country - for One Name Study. Thanks to all on the lists who have shared information with me. It is being posted on my site for all Borthwick researchers to share. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~anncarson/ If anyone comes across the BORTHWICK name while doing their own researches I'll always be very pleased to hear. Best wishes Ann Carson (Sydney, Australia) annmacarthurc@ozemail.com.au Guild of One Name Studies #3727
23. Bolton,Gordon,Kearines,Godson,Hatton,Reynolds,Vane. [1]
Hi All, I am new to this so here go's...I am researching the names below. Any help would be most greatfull. 1 William Bolton m 1763 Sarah Skilling ( Shilling) England son 2 Robert Bolton m 1804 Ann Smith [convicts] from England lived Prospect g son 3 Robert Bolton m 1863 Mary Rathbone lived Cassilis,Narrabri,Mudgee area NSW George Gordon 1st m after 1849 Mary Heffernan then Janey Smith in 1871 lived Trangie George Gordon 2nd m 1889 Mary Emmeline Vane then 1906
24. Goddard [1]
Members, Does anyone know the Goddards? Ann Amelia GODDARD came to NSW in the 1860s. She was baptised in Bridport, Dorset in 1844 - the second in a family of nine children. Her parents were James and Amelia Goddard. I am trying to find out which ship she came on, and who accompanied her - possibly one or more of her Goddard siblings. She was in Sydney in 17 December 1867, when she married William ASH at a ceremony conducted by the Rev. Dunmore Lang. Best wishes Sybil Cameron
25. West Indies [1]
Hi All, Have you any roots in the West Indies, in particular the Danish West indies, but all the islands also? I have an E-friend who is researching the islands and is interested in hearing about what has happened to families emigrating to Australia over the years. Would like you to E-mail me privately. hansenaichjay@aol.com Thanks in advance, Hilda in Newcastle.
Viewing 1-25 of 48 matches from 36,127,719 documents1 2 | Next

CPU seconds used 0.599909