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1. Re: RIMINGTON [1]
Jan Kersnovske wrote: > Frederick George RIMINGTON & wife Frances Emily nee MASTERS were in > Braidwood in 1918 when their daughter Mabel was born. > He was a Master Baker and an unlucky farmer. No record of him being on the > land can be found for that time frame. Are there council records surving > which may show him as having a bakery? Jan, There are no surviving records for the Tallaganda Shire at Braidwood which go back that far. Your only hope may be a directory for that year. Christine Wright Brai
2. BRABON / WILSON families.... [1]
I have discovered that an aunt of mine, Agnes Ruth WILSON (born- 9/12/1903) married Henry Charles BRABON, most likely in the North Queensland area. Agnes Ruth is a sister of my Birth Mother - Jessie Arclisse (Arkles on birth register) WILSON who married a Mr. PAUL between 2/1/1930 and 26/2/1930, again, most likely in North Queensland. I would be pleased to hear from any one who might know something about these families. sincerely Brian Greenaway 2/46 Nation Cres., COCONUT GROVE DARWIN NT 0810
3. BURGESS / WILSON family connection [1]
I have discovered that an aunt of mine, Ethel May WILSON(Born- 22/11/1898) married Thomas BURGESS, most likely in North Queensland. Ethel May is/was an older sister of my birth mother, Jessie Arclisse (or Arkles) WILSON who was born on 12/11/1911 and married a Mr.PAUL between 2/1/1930 and 26/2/1930. I would be pleased to hear from anybody who might be able to tell me anything about them or their family. Brian Greenaway 2/46 Nation Cres., COCONUT GROVE DARWIN NT 0810 Tel: (08) 8985 1658
4. NAME INTERESTS [1]
Hello All Good to see this list up and running, I am researching the following families and would be glad to exchange any information. BEATTIE Goulburn 1854 BROGAN Spring Valley nr Goulburn 1835 HICKEY Goulburn 1840 MURPHY Goulburn and surrounding areas 1840 STEWART Goulburn 1840 In particular I am looking for any information on anyone researching the PALEY family of Grahamstown nr Adelong. Samuel Paley was supposed to have a half brother living in Goulburn that he used to visit but can find no trace. Sa
5. AUST SPECIALIZED GROUPS [1]
Hi First thanks to the people who have set up this group, despite what has been said on AUST-L, I believe that there is a need to specialized groups in this country. It can only be hoped that this group can set the benchmark for others to follow. Along these lines I would suggest that to save duplication of FAQ and allow the group to become specialized, as it should be, the following. The setting up of a CENTRAL location of information concerning the group both in Genealogy and Local History [both go togeth
6. Re: Illawarra Dairying [1]
Elizabeth, >Some general questions for the local historians > Was the move from the Illawarra to New England common,? Nowhere near as common as the move to the Richmond River, which started about 1880 and reached its peak c1900. The "Kiama Independent" c1900 carried probably one article per month reporting a farewell function for another family off to the "Big Scrub". > Were the prospects for dairying in New England discussed in the local >press of the time? Not that I recall seeing in the papers I hav
7. Re: CURRAWANG CATHOLIC CHURCH [1]
To John, and other listers, for your information: This message was forwarded via Jennifer Tracey of Canberra. > What was the name and location of the Catholic church in or near > Currawang, NSW, in 1865? Currawang is just SW of Goulburn, in the vicinity > of Lake George. There was a Catholic cemetery in nearby Collector, NSW. > But where would the parish church for the people of Currawang have been > located? > St. Lawrence O'Toole's Catholic Church at Currawang is still operating and Mass is said once a
8. Not as it seems [1]
Hello All My father grew up in the Robertson area, famous for growing great potatoes and for as long as I can remember, whenever I was doing a task in the "right way", he would say.. "Now you're diggin' where there's 'taters" This expression had found its way into my (very incomplete) family history as a memento of the past and a link to the old days at Robertson. Last weekend I mentioned it to Dad and he said "Oh no son, that's what the Yanks used to say in New Guinea in the War".... Drat, blast and da
9. New to List LOITERTON [1]
Our homepages are listed under and may be of interest. Any assistance or information greatly appreciated **************************************************************************** Barrie & Wendy LOITERTON near Sydney, Australia Researching LOITERTON in Australia from 1853 and prior in Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire in England. Name variations include LIGHTETON.. LIGHTERTON. and possibly LIGHTON Locations include Tathwell, Walpole St. Peter, Upwell, Outwell, Ely, Wisbech, Holbeach, Lutton and The Marsh
10. STURGEON & CARTWRIGHT [1]
This is my first positing to this list, I have snooped for awhile, not sure of the boundaries, if I am out of the area would the list owner kindly let me know I have erred. SURNAME interests STURGEON, George (1864-1927 & Annie (1868-1951,"Mimosa" Temora & West Wyalong. Connected families, same locality. BREUST BROWN SANDERSON STENT CHEETHAM DOWNEY CARTWRIGHT, William James (1849-1944) & Louisa nee Sturgeon (1857-1932), "Boundary Villa" Goulburn. Connected families. REYNOLDS/RAYNOLDS LYELL WATTERSON
11. George and Henry GRAY of Kiama [1]
GEORGE and HENRY GRAY George (1802-1887) and Henry (1806-1894) were the second and third children of John GRAY and Mary HETHERINGTON. They were both baptised in the village of Shanmullagh, about 1 km on the Tyrone side of the Fermanagh-Tyrone border. George GRAY married Isabella VANCE (1805-1889) from Oghill, Co. Fermanagh (she was the daughter of William VANCE and Jane SPROULE, and a cousin to Joseph VANCE of Kiama). George and Isabella and their four eldest children arrived in Sydney on March 11th, 184
12. GEORGE in Moruya around 1884 [1]
Trying to locate family of Ernest E GEORGE, b.1884 at Moruya, NSW. Parents were Mary and Joseph. My GEORGEs were mainly in the Forbes area and then Sydney but the first names of this GEORGE are eerily similar to my family. Cheers, Max Spiller Bellingen, NSW
13. Re: Araluen [1]
Vanya, >I shall be driving from Canberra to Sydney on Monday week and would like >to visit Araluen, my grandmother's birthplace in 1864. It is entirely possible to drive from Canberra to Sydney via Araluen, but you will need to allow a full day - not because of the extreme distance, but because of the distractions in the areas you will be travelling through. Take the road east from Canberra (called the Kings Highway, I think), through Queanbeyan, Bungendore, Doughboy and Braidwood. Queanbeyan to Braidwo
14. Illawarra WWI Soldiers - List of names [1]
Looking for all WWI volunteers from the Illawarra but at the moment I am particularly anxious to learn more about the following men and women and their families. Arnold Kingsley HOSKING, b1891 Wollongong, father John Charles HOSKING, mother Emily S Archibald Richmond HEWITSON, bc1887, lived at Lagoon Rd, North Kiama in 1915, wife Caroline. John Hector CROFT, bc1891 Mittagong, attended Bulli PS, lived Farrell Rd Bulli in 1914. Father also named John. Ronald Berry FINLAYSON b Wollongong c1889, father Rob
15. LOITERTON & Bowral History [1]
Hi, In our last message the email was wrong- should have been jblstat@hinet.net.au Thanks Does anyone know of a history of Bowral - there are a number for Berrima and Mittagong but I cannot find one for Bowral? **************************************************************************** Barrie & Wendy LOITERTON near Sydney, Australia Researching LOITERTON in Australia from 1853 and prior in Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire in England. Name variations include LIGHTETON.. LIGHTERTON. and possibly LIGHTO
16. Ship arrivals [1]
Hi All, Can SKS please tell me or point me in the right direction to find out where I can look up the passenger list of the Ship "HELVELLYN" that landed in Australia about November 1842 Thanks Regards I have a list of incomplete lists. Visit My (Still under construction) Homepage at
17. Batemans Bay and surrounds cemeteries [1]
This may be of interest to people >From: "M Glenn" >To: "Cathy Dunn" >Subject: Re: Aboriginal Family Names >Date: Thu, 5 Nov 1998 22:00:00 -0800 >X-MSMail-Priority: Normal >X-Mailer: Microsoft Internet Mail 4.70.1161 > >Dear Cathy, > >I am at present compiling Cemetery listing for the Batemans Bay, Nelligen >and Mogo >Cemeteries/ updating what the historical society had done in 1988. Also >compiling a database of deaths records with Nancy Cregan. As these
18. Gordon [1]
Have listed below my Gordon line. Would like to hear from others interested in the same family. Regards, Laraine Goodworth 1 William Gordon b: 1831 in Whitechapel, London, England d: 1881 in Young, NSW +Mary Grace Carter b: 1845 in Collector, NSW m: 18 Jun 1860 in Collector, d: 15 Jan 1918 in Wombat, NSW, 2 Margaret Ann Gordon b: 1862 in Binalong, NSW, +William Carter m: 1881 in Young, NSW, 2 Elizabeth Gordon b: 1864 in NSW +Jonah W
19. Re: Illawarra Dairying [1]
---------- > From: E. A. Roberts > To: johngrah@ozemail.com.au > Subject: Re: Illawarra Dairying > Date: Sunday, 1 November 1998 17:19 > > > > John > > Thank you for the information. > Land prices certainly were different in New England, the land the Pipers > purchased, adjoining Llangothlin railway station, with butter factories at > Guyra (short lived), Black Mountain, and Glen Innes was valued in 1922 at 5746 > pounds for 1091 acres with 2 houses, out buildings and much fencin
20. Research Interests [1]
Researching Coote Chenworth/Chynworth Galbraith Loydstrom in the Araluen Majors Creek area 1860s on, Also Coote Moruya 1900s Betty at Cooma N.S.W.
21. Re: MULQUEENEY, LAWLER, FLYNN,HOLDEN, RYAN [1]
have an aunt who is a mulqueeny, married Ra vanstone; these are [I understand] NSW Mulqueeny's Regards, Gary -----Original Message----- From: Dianne Fryar To: AUS-NSW-SE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, 2 November 1998 21:11 Subject: MULQUEENEY, LAWLER, FLYNN,HOLDEN, RYAN >Di from South Australia. > > >==== AUS-NSW-SE Mailing List ==== >History and genealogy in South-East New South Wales, Australia > >
22. CHRISTOPHER VINCENT [1]
Hello Researchers! I am currently undertaking research that concerns a Christopher Vincent, known to be at Sutton Forest in the late 1830s. Any connections or references greatly appreciated. Details as follow: Information concerning Christopher Vincent held by the Greater London Record Office was obtained via the Thomas Coram Foundation for Children, London, now built on the site of the Foundling Hospital. It reveals that Christopher Vincent was born on 6 January 1814 to Martha Lewis, aged 21 years. She c
23. Mayor of BEGA [1]
Hello everyone I am seeking information on a relation of mine Peter Thomas MANNING who was reported to be a Mayor of BEGA probably in the late 1800's. Peter Snr. Married Elizabeth MORGAN at Braidwood in 1860, and they had several children who were either born or married in the BEGA area. Any information on the above people would be greatly appreciated. Kind regards CLIFF DUNCAN Clifford.Duncan@tafensw.edu.au
24. Fountaindale School [1]
Hello All I have an interest in the above public school which operated at Robertson in the Southern Highlands from about 1881, on and off, until it was finally closed in 1910. Some of the petitioners who appealed to the government to establish the school in 1880 were: * James McBaron 4 children * James Weir 3 children * James A. Walsh 3 children * Thomas Anderson 3 Children * Thomas Carrick 5 children * William Walmsley 2 children * James Bell 2 children * John Humphrey 3 children In 188
25. Bottom, Russell, Williams [1]
If anyone is researching these families would they please contact me. William Bottom and wife Mary Ann Farris arrived in NSW in 1838 from England with their children Susannah Ireland , Mary Ann, William. Jane, Elizabeth, Charlotte, Sarah, Charles, Samuel and Joseph were all born in NSW William married Martha Nixon in 1858 in Holy Trinity Church, Berrima Elizabeth married Joseph Boardman in 1856 Berrima Charlotte married James Carr in Holy Trinity Church, Berrima Sara is my direct line and she married
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