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1. My Ancestors - German, Irish, English and Convicts [1]
Hi all Sorry for cross posting - I have again changed email addresses, although all previous email addresses will still reach me. I am researching: (I have males surnames in CAPITAL and the females surnames in lower case) CONVICTS: Charles CROSS, and his wife Rose Flood, and their son-in-law, Richard HAYES, . (Windsor, NSW) http://au.geocities.com/crossfloodfamily/ As well as Edward McGEE and his spouse Johanna (Connor) McCarthy, and their son-in law James GALLAGHER Germans - WESCHE, KADDATZ, SCHAPER
2. Gatton Historical Festival [1]
-----Original Message----- From: esma [mailto:esma@comstar.com.au] Sent: Friday, 6 May 2005 9:52 PM To: TAJ Computer Support Subject: Gatton Historical Festival Hi All I think it would be a great idea if we were notified on the List of the various Historical Festivals around the area & maybe meet up at a designated spot Esma Beenleigh __________ NOD32 1.1089 (20050505) Information __________ This message was checked by NOD32 antivirus system. http://www.nod32.com
3. indexing books [1]
Hi Ian At Toowoomba & D Downs FHS we have members indexing books because they are next to useless for our members and visitors without an index. These then are combined into a 'master index' which is a great starting point for research. eg Name index is Surname, given name, page no. Local histories are also indexed for other than people: Miscellaneous indexes include subjects like ships, newspapers, properties, hotels etc. Towns to a lesser degree depending on the need and book. These indexes of cour
4. RE: Frederick Gustave KLIBBE & Family [1]
Well folks Another lesson learnt - according to the birth registration - Ida Augusta BEHM who was born on 5th June 1895 (1895/ 009218) - the daughter of August BEHM and Bertha STASSBURG - was known as Edith Auguste BEHM. Amazing how names can change and we worry about 'identify fraud' today. Lorrae We use and recommend NOD32 Anti-virus software -----Original Message----- From: TAJ Computer Support [mailto:TAJ@uqconnect.net] Sent: Friday, 6 May 2005 6:54 PM To: 'AUS-QLD-SE-Germans-L@rootsweb.com' S
5. Re: [SEQ] Perhaps I should do an index (Klein Book) [1]
Hello to all Thank you to all those who replied to my second posting to the list about putting an index in my book on the Klein family of the Toowoomba area. It is much appreciated. Ian Kelly Sandstone Point (near Bribie Island)
6. RE: [SEQ] Gatton Heritage Festival - May Long weekend [1]
Hi Lorrae Any mention in the KLIBBE book of a marriage (second for both) of Friedrich Gustave KLIBBE b 1885 to Edith PURCELL nee BEHM b 1895? The marriage would have been about 1940 Jennifer -----Original Message----- From: TAJ Computer Support [mailto:TAJ@uqconnect.net] Sent: Thursday, 5 May 2005 4:08 PM To: AUS-QLD-SE-Germans-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SEQ] Gatton Heritage Festival - May Long weekend Hi all I now have the "KLIBBE Family History 1873-1998" and "Frederick and Antonia MULLER F
7. RE: Embrey [1]
Hi I can offer the following: 1 Richard EMBREY Born: Abt. 1857 Monmouthshire, MON WLS Died: 30 November 1930 Ipswich Q Father: James EMBREY Mother: Emma (Mother's maiden name needs checking) . +Maria EMBRY Born: 11 December 1858 Ipswich, Qld, Aust Married: 24 June 1878 Ipswich, Qld, Aust Died: 2 April 1935 Father: Richard EMBREY Mother: Rebecca COOMBS Their son, William married a widow Mary Ann SAUNDERS (nee PARSONS), Mary Ann's family is related to my MADDEN family, whilst her first husband, James He
8. Laidley South State Primary School [1]
My mother, Annie DESJARDINS nee ANDERSEN attended the Laidley South State School approximately 1911 to 1918. I have two school photos for that period and would like to identify the pupils. 1. Does anyone know if there was a centennary celebration and book for this school? 2. Does anyone have any photos with the names of the pupils? 3. Does anyone have a roll of the pupils for that period? I have contacted the Education Department's Historical Section, but they have very little except that it
9. Re: [SEQ] Indexes [1]
> I am nearing the end of a book on the Klein family on the Darling Downs > and haven't decided whether to put in an index or not as yet. If one does > a "Contents" at the front of the book and lists all the main families with > their page numbers and also list their children under them and also with > their page numbers, wouldn't that be sufficent? Well, at the end of the day, it's your book and you can do as you like. The reason that many people don't include an index in family history books is th
10. Embrey [1]
Is there anyone on the list who is researching the EMBREY surname? I am trying to establish the origin of Richard EMBREY who married Fanny OWEN 19 Nov 1877 in Queensland. There is another Richard EMBREY on the Pioneers Index and he married Maria EMBREY 24 June 1878. On the Qld Assisted Immigration Index online, there is only one EMBREY and he is Richard, aged 23 and arrived on the "Southesk" 4 June 1877. Which Richard was he? Jennifer
11. RE: Laidley South State Primary School [1]
Hi Brian Have you tried the Laidley Historical Village Or Das Neumann Haus? Write to either/both of them care of the Post Office, Laidley Q 4341 Lorrae Johnson Plainland Qld 4341 http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=helmrich We use and recommend NOD32 Anti-virus software -----Original Message----- From: Brian DESJARDINS [mailto:desjardins_b1@yahoo.com.au] Sent: Monday, 9 May 2005 12:18 PM To: AUS-QLD-SE-Germans-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Laidley South State Primary School My mother
12. Indexes on my Web site [1]
Names from the indexes below are on my Web site, . They include residents of Queensland and other States and countries. * Brisbane Hospital admission registers & patient charts * Burketown Hospital admission register * Certificates (misc. Australian collection) * Charters Towers: persons arrested & victims of crime * Cloncurry: persons arrested & victims of crime * Cooktown Boys' School admission register * Cooktown Hospital admission registers * Croydon Hospital a
13. RE: Indexes [1]
Hi Ian I would also be interested in purchasing one of your books please. I agree with many people. The family may not need an index, but is that the only reason you are doing it? Are you looking for the connections to other families, who may be able to offer photos, and more stories and find that missing link? Please don't forget to add your contact details at the beginning - at the bottom on the acknowledgment page is often best, but somewhere, so if a person who does not know you, wants more informat
14. Perhaps I should do an index (Klein Book) [1]
Thanks to all those who replied to my listing as to whether I should do an index for my upcoming book on the Klein family of the Toowoomba area. I can see now it would be a good thing to do an index for those people who think that they may have a rellie who could possibly be connected to the Kleins. It would save them having to read the entire book to check for names. I am writing the book in Microsoft Word 2003. The Help section of Word talks about an index but it appears complicated. Perhaps someone
15. RE: [SEQ] Place of Birth? [1]
Hi Linda I don't know if anyone has replied to you off list or not. It depends whether the passengers came straight from a German port like Hamburg or went to England and came from there. If from Hamburg, the Emigrants from Hamburg books give place of residence. This does not always mean birthplace. Let us know which ships you are enquiring about. Jennifer -----Original Message----- From: Linda [mailto:lindahill@optusnet.com.au] Sent: Tuesday, 10 May 2005 10:27 AM To: AUS-QLD-SE-Germans-L@rootsweb.
16. Re: [SEQ] H.T.CHRISTSEN [1]
Hi again David, It appears that the other's in the grave with Hans and Emma Christsen, are the infants who died, within the first year or two of their birth.. I am sorry that I don't have access to any resources to check on the names of the other children, but there are quite a lot of them in the local cemetery.. The full list of Christsen's buried in the Bundaberg Cemetery are: Surname Given Name(s) Year of Birth Year of Death CHRISTSEN Allen George 1911 1912 CHRISTSEN Bessie
17. Re: [SEQ] Gatton Heritage Festival - May Long weekend [1]
> * no index - a little harder to look-up names! Indeed, this can be frustrating. But ... There is an old proverb that says that the best time to plant a tree was twenty-five years ago and the second best time is now. With that thought in mind, can I suggest you do what we have taken to doing in these circumstances. As you read through the book in quest of your relatives, compile an index as you go and then publish it on the WWW somewhere. Then there will be index, albeit separated from the book its
18. RE: re ROSE (Schmidt) [1]
I am afraid the Rose-Schmidt connection is recent: Eileen Mabel LAHRS b. 13-12-1907; d. 16-5-1989 M. 21-12-1927 John William ROSE b. 11-11-1905; d. 12-1-1966 Eileen was the daughter of Elizabeth Johanna SCHMIDT b. 11-1-1882 d. 25-7-1947 M. 31-7-1902 Peter Paul LAHRS b. 29-6-1871 d. 27-11-1935 Elizabeth was the fifth child of August Friedrich Ferdinand SCHMIDT b. 27-2-1848; d. 21-5-1912 M. 18-12-1873 in Malloo Rosewood Churchill Karoline Friederike Louise GRESKE b. 17-7-1853 in Plow
19. Von Hammer Information [1]
George(?) Von Hammer wife Queenie migrated from South Africa 1900-1910 children Bill, Elizabeth, Jane. Butcher in Rockhampton died 1924. Ivan (son of Jane) seeking information on descendants - Reese,Janet, Bill.
20. HOPPE - LENZ - PLATZKE FAMILIES [1]
I would love to hear from people with the above names in there families, l would love to share my information with you, l also have some photos. Look forward to hearing from you Jennifer
21. Josefski Family [1]
The Josefski is planning a get together on the 20th August 2005 at the Kilcoy Showgrounds. We are hoping to include the descendants of the following families: August Wilhelmine m. Johann Gustav Kerle Auguste m. Johann Jost Henry Tronc Wilhelm Christina m. Theodor Bernhardt Julius Wenck Bertha m. Phillip Herman Theuerkauf, Carl Friedrich Wilhelm Schultze and Hans Peter Hansen. We are currently updating our records and anyone who has a connection and wishes to be included can contact me at john.jose
22. Re: [SEQ] H.T.CHRISTSEN [1]
H.T. Christsen, operated a Grocery and General Goods store in the main street of Bundaberg in the 1940's and onwards... I don't remember when they closed down..but I do recall going there as a child in the 1940's with my mother to order the weekly groceries.. Mr. Christsen always filled a big paper bag with boiled lollies (free of charge for myself and my sisters).. He must have delivered the groceries, because we had no transport.. I also remember Mum buying lengths of sewing material and Mr. Christsen
23. Indexes [1]
Hi Listers There has been some discussion on the list lately about putting an index in books. I agree that it is a very good thing to have an index in a book about the history of a district as it would save you reading all the book to check if a certain person is mentioned. But is it really necessary to have an index in a family history book? I am nearing the end of a book on the Klein family on the Darling Downs and haven't decided whether to put in an index or not as yet. If one does a "Contents" at
24. Balth. HAUPT [1]
Caryn, Tom, Ron, Christop, etc. When I was 'sticky-beaking' at Die MAUS, a Bremen-based genealogical group's website, I found mention of a Joh. Balth. HAUPT and a Conrad HAUPT departing Bremen per "Fanny Kirchner" to Sydney March 1858 .... is this your mystery man?! Hope so! http://www.genealogienetz.de/vereine/maus/auswanderung/fanny_kirchner.html (Has a scanned image/pdf file with old German scipt heading but 'typed' transcription to the side.) You could then contact Die MAUS and, hopefully, they
25. Frederick Gustave KLIBBE & Family [1]
Hi Jennifer Klibbe Family History 1873 - 1998 125 Years in Australia Page 118 Frederick Gustave KLIBBE & Family Born: 26-8-1885 Died: 14-9-1961 1st Marriage: 6-10-1908 To: Gertrude May GAYNOR Born: 24-1-1889 Died: 25-11-1937 2nd Marriage: 8-5-1943 Edith Auguste PURCELL Born: 5-6-1895 Died: 18-9-1959 Frederick, the seventh child and youngest son of Friedrich and Auguste KLIBBE, was born at Tarampa on the 26th August 1885. He grew up at Tarampa and was educated at the Tarampa State School. After le
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