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1. FAMILY HISTORY - BAGUST / KNIGHT @ ASSOCIATED FAMILIES [1]
I am researching the family history of the BAGUST and KNIGHT families and other associated families including the STUBBINS,WILLOUGHBY and BEAZLEY families. George and Emma Bagust and their family lived in the Braidwood/Araluen/Majors Creek area in the 1850s' 1860's and 1870's. Similarly members of the Knight family. Members of the Bagust family married into the Knight/Stubbins/Willoughby and Beazley families. I am interested in the early history of any of these families and would like to make contact with
2. Re: DUFFY, WALL, GILBERT, BUXTON, CAIRNS, DAWES, RUMERY, RUDDOCK, DOBBINS, BRAMSEN - South Coast Times extract 14.9.1928 [1]
Cindy Thank you for posting that extract from the SCT published 8 days after my birth, though not in Corrimal, I arrived here with my family in 1929. Members of the DUFFY family still abound in the region, there was a WALL teaching at Corrimal High school when my children were attending that school, there is a GILBERT Street in Corrimal though whether it is named for the gentleman you mention I'm not sure, BUXTONs are still around, the CAIRNS name is well known in Bellambi, RUMMERY is still in the phone b
3. Unsubscribe [1]
Thanks and regards John Hammond Clayfield, Qld jhammond@iprimus.com.au
4. SCANTLEBURY, Braidwood [1]
Hi Ray and all, Is that the location for Eliza SCANTLEBURY ? Sorry, I should have been more specific .... I was more wondering about the 'location' for 'my' Margaret SCANTLEBURY, and her daughter Margaret E. who both died in 1864, at Araluen/Braidwood. It looks like she has no headstone, but I was wondering whether I may be able to find the 'location' of where she was buried. It may be an unmarked grave :( ... I don't really know ? Cheers, Diane ----- Original Message ----- Subject: Re: SCANTLEBURY,
5. Re: SCANTLEBURY, Braidwood [1]
Hi Dianne, Your best contact in the area would be the Research of the Braidwood & District Historical Society: history@braidwood.net.au A check of the Braidwood Monumental Inscriptions reveals the following headstone. SCANTLEBURY Eliza, died 1 Feb 1861 aged 35 years, wife of Frederick. Cheers, RAY -----Original Message----- From: Diane To: AUS-NSW-SE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Friday, 15 February 2002 1:07 Subject: SCANTLEBURY, Braidwood >My current
6. Re: SCANTLEBURY, Braidwood [1]
Hi everyone, Many thanks to Marg, Ray, Penny and Bill in regards to my SCANTLEBURY query. Eliza was Frederick's former wife, then he married 'my' Margaret, and when she died he married another lady ! Three wives in less than five years, he must have been a busy man :) ... or else it was a conspiracy theory ! I was somewhat hoping that Margaret (and her child to Frederick) may have had a headstone (Eliza did ... not fair !!) so it would give me an excuse to drive on down from Sydney to take some photos.
7. Re: Kiss Family [1]
Hello Marie My Great Great Aunt, Martha P. Evans married John Joseph KISS in 1870 in Eden. My research found that John Joseph was the youngest son of William and Elizabeth Kiss - and the younger brother of your David Kiss. I don't have a lot of information on the Kiss family - only what I could find on the NSW BDM. My maternal great grandmother, Elizabeth Margaret Evans was living with John and Martha Kiss when she met and married my great grandfather, Albert Bottomley. The EVANS family were from
8. STORMON FAMILY - Moruya and surrounds [1]
Looking for information and descendants of the Stormon family from the Eurobodalla area - timeframe from about mid 1800's onwards. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Maureen.
9. FERGUSON and BALMAIN of Cooma [1]
Southern Highlands News 29 November 1989 A PIONEER GOES HOME A member of the early pioneers of the Snowy Mountains region will be going home to be buried with her forefathers when the late Joan Hope Ferguson of Bowral is laid to rest at Pioneers Church, Christ Church, Cooma on Friday. Mrs Ferguson, who died at hospital on Saturday in her eighties, had lived in this district for over 30 years, first at Hilltop and later in Burradoo, where she ran the Moongate Tea Rooms for many years and made many friends.
10. SCANTLEBURY, Braidwood [1]
Hi all, My current research interest in the Braidwood area is : SCANTLEBURY, Margaret, d. at Braidwood, 1864. SCANTLEBURY, Frederick Edward, a goldminer from the Araluen area. Does anyone know what cemeteries were in use in the Braidwood/Araluen areas c. 1864 ? and what would be the best historical/family history society to contact for either of these two areas ? Any assistance appreciated :) Regards, Diane
11. DUFFY, WALL, GILBERT, BUXTON, CAIRNS, DAWES, RUMERY, RUDDOCK, DOBBINS, BRAMSEN - South Coast Times extract 14.9.1928 [1]
Hi All: Following is an extract from the Corrimal section of the South Coast Times of 14 September 1928, which may be of interest: ============== OBITUARY Two deaths occured here last weekend, both popular citizens. Mrs. Duffy, who has resided at Bellambi for many years, and was widely known along the Coast, passed away last week. The late Mrs. Duffy had reached a venerable age. She was a keen supporter of the R.C. Church, of which she was a member, and her death caused regret to be expressed by all se
12. Mount Oldrey [1]
Extract from "Eurobadalla A history of the Moruya District" by H.J. Gibbney Published in association with the Council of Shire of Eurobadalla and Library of Austrtalian History, Sydney 1989. P. 27. "Captain William Oldrey, RN arrived in NSW by the Andromache in 31 January 1839".............p. 28 "In march 1839, he excerised his right to cheap purchase over 1200 acres near Broulee and began to build a homestead on the first ridge about two miles back from the harbour. He called his farm "Mt Oldrey"
13. Re: Mount Oldrey ??? Is this a place near Broulee/Braidwood ?? [1]
Thankyou to all who have helped me with this place. Hopefully I will find the history of the homestead will contain clues about my McPhersons. I certainly have enough basic facts to send a sensible research request to the Historical Soc. Best Wishes Glynis
14. MANT, BARKER, WOODS, SIMPSON, JOHNSON, CHAPMAN, PATON, REES, EVANS, WATERS, WARD, O'DONNELL, STUMBLES, WARRINGTON, RICHARDS, LEE, DUNCAN - South Coast Times extract 30.8.1918 [1]
Hi All: Following is an extract from the South Coast Times of 30 August 1918, which may be of interest: ============== THANKS The Bulli-Woonona Voluntary Workers' Association desire to specially thank the Bulli-Woonona Town Band, the M.S.C., the collectors, the donors of eatables, etc., and all those who in any way assisted to make the masquerade ball such a success; also Messrs. H. Mant and J. Barker, coach proprietors, and Mr. Woods, Rixon's Pass. - W. Simpson, hon.sec. --- I, the undersigned, hereb
15. Research Interest in this area - KISS [1]
Hello to all listers, My ancestors were spread liberally around this district in the early 1800s and I would dearly love to meet up with any descendants of the KISS family. My earliest is James Kiss who arrived on the Ganges to Port Jackson in 1797 with a life sentence for stealing someone's hat in Birmingham, Warwickshire England. His son, William Kiss, born in the colony and married Elizabeth Kennedy, were my great great grandparents. I come from their son, David Kiss married to Jane Tindall, who were m
16. Looking for Newspapers [1]
Would SKS please be able to tell me where I might locate a newspaper that covered an accidental death at The Oaks back in 1882. Thanking you in advance. Regards > Tracie King shaneking@ozemail.com.au > Researching > PAINE, EGGINS, CHEVALLEY, WENZEL, WICKS, SHEPPARD, JAEGER, REID, HARMON, HILDEBRAND, RICHARDS, HAWKINS, LEE, REDARD, COLEMAN, WENHAM, TALBOT, KING, HAYNE, SMALL AND GREENTREE.
17. Thank you! South Coast Times extract 30.8.1918 [1]
Hi Cindy and List, Thank you Cindy for the wonderful transcriptions you have made and posted to this List. None of the fellows referenced "belong" to me. However, the sentiment expressed by their "at home" loving families, say so much. Thank you Cindy for sharing these great "snips". Many of us have "fellows" lost at that time from the District. Your contribution to List is appreciated! Best regards, Wayne Carter Sydney NSW
18. Percy Crowe [1]
HI everyone! I am researching Percy Crowe who lived and died in Bega. I know he worked with Bega Shire Council, anyone remember him? Penny
19. Re: Bega & Pambula Newspapers [1]
Hi Helen, Have a look at the Bega Valley Genealogy Society website. http://lightning.prohosting.com/~bvgs/ The Society is situated in the old Pambula Courthouse and if you contact Ursula Hunt i.u.hunt@acr.net.au who is the vice president, she should be able to answer your questions. Best wishes, Terri. Terri BRYAN brytech@austarnet.com.au Merimbula NSW Australia.
20. CARRIAGE / LEE [1]
Is anyone related to CARRIAGE Lionel & Christina nee LEE Married 1936 at MILTON buried at Sandridge Mollymook 10 Feb 1982 & 18 Apr 1984 Best Wishes Glynis ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 4:00 AM Subject: AUS-NSW-SE-D Digest V02 #32
21. ALLAN, BERGMAN, BIGNELL, BONELLO, BROOKES, BURGESS, CHITTICK, CLARK, DAVISON, DEVLIN, ELLIOTT, ELLUL, EMERY, EVANS, FORAN, HESTER, HOLMES, HOUGHTON, INGATE, LITTLE, LOVIE, MARR, MURDOCH, PHILLIPS, POLLEY, POTTER, REMFREY, SKINNER, SNODGRASS, WHEELER, WONSON, WOOLLETT - South Coast Times extract 20.7.1959 [1]
Hi All: Following is an extract from the South Coast Times of 20 July 1959, which may be of interest: ============== Neil Skinner A large number of Dapto people attended the funeral on Thursday of Neil Skinner, 19-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Skinner, of Coniston, who was fatally injured when a car was struck by a train at Kembla Grange. The funeral moved from Cole's Parlour, Wollongong, for Wollongong cemetery, and the Rev. K. Burgess and the Rev. J. Wheeler assisted with services. Neil is surv
22. tindal & kiss [1]
Hello Marie Saw your letter re tindal and kiss families, but inadvertently destroyed it. I have not got a great deal on the kiss family, but have a considerable amount on the tindals, as they are related to me. regards tony skarratt
23. Re: MEAD, BLACKER, STURGESS [1]
Hi Brenda I am descended from Sarah Ann's sister, Rose, however I do have quite a lot on the MEAD side. Let me know where you are up to. You will find that the most common spelling of Sarah Ann's surname is BLACKA. Cheers Fay Gold Coast. > I am searching for any information on the family of Samuel Mead and Sarah Ann Blacker, who married in Broulee in 1841. One of their sons Henry T Mead married Susan Sturgess in Bombala 16 December 1876. Henry gives his birthplace as Bega. Also from their marriage cer
24. Thomson & Nowra 1850 anon [1]
Hi I am new to this list so thought I would post an initial enquiry. I am wishing to research my family tree in Nowra, but am drawing a blank on the NSW BDM. If a fellow party maybe able to assist I would appreciate your advice on how I may be able to proceed. I do know the tree relatively well back several generations. Ian Thomson
25. Re: SCANTLEBURY, Braidwood [1]
Hi again Diane, The book on Monumental Inscriptions gives the location of the grave. To the left of the 'eastern' gate there is a narrow pathway. If you follow this pathway south to the end, it will be the last headstone on the right. As for Araluen, I did visit there to-day as part of my Returning Officer duties for to-morrow's by-election and Bill be envious to know I did have a couple of beers - to add to the many prior ones. Ray MACKENZIE - Majors Creek near Braidwood on the Southern Ta
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