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Searching for: +path:aus-nsw-riverina +(+date:aug +date:2003)
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1. Australian and Local History Books [1]
Hi All I am about to list multiple Australian and Local History books on ebay.com.au Some reflect on Australian Genealogy, so many may be interested on this list. Well over 200 books to be listed. It is under Books/Non Fiction/Australian/History - over 10 added tonight, with more to follow over the next few days. Any questions please email me OFF the list. Regards Dianne
2. Off Topic - NSW BDM Printing Help Please [1]
Hi Everyone, Can someone please help me - I know there is a way to print NSW BDM records from the Cd's but I can't remember how to do it. I know it has something to do with exporting to Excel. I run Windows XP. Any help would be appreciated. Cheers, Catherine - Apologies for cross posting...
3. New Member [1]
Hi I currently live in the Riverina however all my experience has been in researching Victorian ancestors so I am a bit lost at the moment. I am trying to research the NELSON family of Germanton around the early 1900's. Also the BURKE, DWYER, QUIRK and HOWE families of Finley, Deniliquin and Berrigan areas. Any suggestions/help would be greatly appreciated. Roslyn
4. PLACE NAME QUERY - VIA HAY [1]
Does the following name ring any bells. CAWNBBOWRY. Believe this was a station property near Hay in 1892. Any suggestions welcome. Regards Tom Hickey Ex Balranald
5. Families from the West Wyalong & Cootamundra areas [1]
I'm new to this list and I'm researching the following names. Bannon, Belcher, Elliott, Cormack, Byrnes - all from this region I'd love to hear from anyone that has these names in their family tree Thanking you in anticipation Trish Belcher Swan Hill, Victoria
6. Steers of Mahonga/Urana [1]
Hello all, My great-great-grandfather, Henry Steer, and his wife, Frances (nee Fowler), settled in Urana in the early 1870s. Henry selected land on Robert Rand's station Mahonga, and called his property Mahonga Park. They had eleven children: Robert Steer b.1857 d.1915 married Eleanor Michell Frank Daniel b.1859 d.1933 never married Alice b.1861 d.1944 married Solomon Osborn Mary Jane b.1863 d.1941 married Edward Cuddeford Kate b.1866 d.1947 married Charles Peeck Frances b.1868 d.1943 married Frederick Da
7. In-Reply-To: <200308140400.h7E408mG024016@lists2.rootsweb.com> [1]
Hi Everyone, Please note my new web site at: www.gilhardwick.com Gil * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * GIL HARDWICK ANTHROPOLOGIST & HISTORIAN Independent Research Scholar Ethnographer of Australian Landscapes Statistician and Population Analyst PO Box 1009, MARGARET RIVER WA 6285 Ph: (08) 9757 9124 Mob: 0421 363 452 Email: info@gilhardwick.com Website: http://www.gilhardwick.com
8. Broome and Ivyholm, Jerilderie [1]
Seeking information on the parish of Broome and the property Ivyholm, near Jerilderie, particularly circa 1920-1940s. Thanks Simon
9. Brocklesby Station [1]
Hi I was wondering if anyone has any information on Brocklesby Station. If so could they pls forward it to me pls, pls do so? Bel J Tasmania
10. GRAHAM - HOWE of Leeton and Narrandera [1]
Homage from the "Coral Sea Coast" (Lat 17.5s Long 146.4e) Hi to All, Seek any info please on the families of: Walter Joseph GRAHAM and Ida Maud nee TREVAN Arrived in Leeton c1912 and took up BHP farm lease at Warnoon and his sister Sarah Ann HOWE. She was a widow and arrived in the Narrandera-Leeton area c1920 And may that which you seek be found Dean Newman, North Queensland Australia. "As time goes by" kenyon@znet.net.au "We are who we are, because of who we were"
11. Re: PLACE NAME QUERY - VIA HAY [1]
That country around Hay was never broken up for Soldier Settlement like those places around Tuppal and Finley, so the property might still be there. An old tip, if the spelling doesn't ring any bells maybe say the word, let it roll around the tongue a bit, and listen for how the sound of it might shift and jog the memory. Most of those old timers could write a bit, and read a bit more, but there was no such thing as standard spelling until recently. There is a quote from Thomas Jefferson, who became one
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