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1. SA shipping arrivals [1]
Hi all, Just letting you know that on the Save the City of Adelaide site at http://www.cityofadelaide.org is a stack of information about the ship and the passengers who travelled aboard her. Online at present are passenger lists from 1864-1874 (more to come) - these have been compiled from existing records held in the Mortlock Library, the SA Maritime Museum and from Adelaide newspapers of the day. Some of them are downloadable in pdf format. There are some really interesting things on the site - take
2. Fw: Clifton Chambers [1]
Dear Anne & Alison, I have good news and bad news! There is a B&W picture of the building on page 127 of the book, which I will scan and send to you separately (I've deleted the original message by mistake and I need your personal e-mail address to forward the picture on). The bad news is that even the picture in the book is a bit out of focus and would appear to possibly be a "blow" up of another picture. However, at least this is a start. The write up accompanying the picture is as follows: "Clifton
3. Thinking outside the square [1]
Yes Ian, you are dead right - we MUST think outside the square. Just a note to those who are new or relatively new to the genealogy game - NEVER underestimate the ability of anyone who has anything to do with recording historical facts in any way to mis-spell, mis-record or totally mess up any record. In over 25 years of research I, personally - and no doubt just about everyone else who has ever tried tracing a family's history - have found serious anomolies in spelling of people's names, place names and o
4. Police records [1]
You could also get in contact with John Day who has a website dealing with Police Records - his site is at http://www.joda.mtx.net/sapol/saplink.htm or email him if you can't find what you want on his website - he might not have put up what you want yet. Julie Stokes listowner
5. City of Adelaide update [1]
Just a note to say that the site has again been update with more information on Captains and some other stuff as well. http://www.cityofadelaide.org/ Julie Stokes Save the clipper ship City of Adelaide 1864
6. City of Adelaide site update [1]
Just letting you all know that we have added some more passenger lists and other downloadable documents. Please feel free to help yourselves to the documents - let us know you've been too. Julie Stokes Media Officer Save the clipper City of Adelaide 1864
7. FORTITUDE [1]
Hi to whoever it was that wanted this stuff - tried to send it but your mail bounces - hopefully you will get it or see it here or someone that knows you will get it to you somehow:- Can't help with the passenger list today - but will get it next week for you - but here is what I have on Fortitude - wooden 3 masted barque of 251 ton built in Aberdeen, Scotland 1839. Owned by Pearce & Co and registered in Liverpool. Arrived in Port Adelaide 16th November 1854 from London (left there on 1st July) after calli
8. do you know this person? [1]
Hi List, has anyone out there heard of KAY DRUMMOND, she was living in the BELAIR region in the 1940's if you do know of her or have come across anything please let me know. I am trying to find out if she is one of my CLAN TIA, SHARYN shazsa@chariot.com.au
9. Re: HELP WANTED IN ADELAIDE [1]
Hello Mike, Have Thomas Whinnerah with 8 children, married to a Emma/Mary Coles Some born in the area I live, will do look ups at the library this afternoon and reply off line....Ros Mike Whinnerah wrote: > I have a Thomas Carr Whinnerah,born 6/8/1869 and died 14/9/1968. Could SKS > possibly have a look at there records and to find out whether he married or > not and if so were there any children. He appears to have lived all his life > in the Adelaide District so all the relevant records should be there
10. Naturalisation papers [1]
Hi Listers, Could someone advise on the address to obtain natrualisation papers from Adelaide please. Thanks, Cheryl
11. RE: Re - CARR Births - S.A. [1]
Digger - South Australian Births 1842-1906 (c) SAGHS Query ----- Surname : Carr (322 matches) Mother : Emm* Cooper (36 matches) Total matching records: 4 -------------------- Surname: CARR Given Names: Christian Henry Date: 1901-02-06 Sex: M Father: Hampden CARR Mother: Emmie Bevan COOPER Birth Place/Residence: Port Pirie District Code: Cla Symbol: Book: 673 Page: 49 Cross Reference: Surname: CARR Given Names: Howard Bevan Date: 1896-07-28 Sex: M Father
12. Ship Look up- Sa [1]
Hi! About 2 months ago I was having discussions with someone from this list regarding the arrival of my Greatgrandfather James Fitzpatrick arriving in Adelaide C1860 from Ireland. A very king person was going to lookup the information if possible. I then went on holiday for 6 weeks only to find when I returned that I my computer had crashed. I am in the process of recovering all my mail but have lost the name of the person concerned. If that person is reading this i would really appreciate your help once ag
13. SA marr. lookup please [1]
Would SKS who has access to SA marriages please lookup for any marriages (after 1892) of the following PHILLIPS - Catherine, William, Mary, James Henry, Joseph, Alfred, Christina, Howard, May, Walter Ernest, Violet and Minnie - all with father William and mother Catherine. All of them except the first 3 were born here in SA., the last (Minnie) in 1897. Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks Dianne
14. Ship "Kooringa" 1878 [1]
Hi all, Would some kind person have access to the passenger list for the above ship. I am tracing my Samuel Russell and I believe there is a Samuel Russell arriving in 1877-78 on the ship Kooringa. I would like to find out if Samuel Russell was on the ship in 1878. kind regards, Lorene
15. Surname interests [1]
Hello, I am presently researching families of LEISFIELD, with connected AITCHESON, PLAYER, PUMPA, DITTRICH families, and many others connected by marriage. Any information would be welcomed and appreciated. I have information on one line of the LEISFIELDS, and bits and pieces on others. Cheers, Pam John & Pam Coppock Phone No>(07) 32644453 E-Mail> yabi@ecn.net.au
16. Re: Residence Name [1]
Hi Robyn, The Hundred of English is in the County of Eyre, which is located in the North of Kapunda Registration District. Regards, John Michael & Robyn Mischin wrote: > Hello all > > I have been going through the Digger South Australian Deaths Registrations > CD and am puzzled by a recurring place of residence, as well as place of > death. It is listed as "Hd of English". Could someone enlighten me as to > whether this is an actual place name or means something else entirely. > > Many thanks > Robyn M
17. Irish migrant girls [1]
Hi all, a few days ago I noted someone looking for information about large groups of Irish girls coming to Adelaide. I knew I had something about it somewhere - so here it is On 23 October 1848 the ship Roman Emporer landed 238 female and 8 male Irish orphans in Port Adelaide. The ship had left London and Plymouth on 24 July 1848. They were described as "Union Workhouse orphans".. and one of the cabin passengers on the same voyage described them as "A rough looking lot". The Roman Emporer by the way, was
18. Surname interests [1]
Hi list As I have just joined this list I thought I would post my Surname interests Mary Ann CASTLETON b.1851 at Bowden Parents James CASTLETON and Elizabeth GALE/GAIL and John Henry MARSHALL b.1841 married Julia Williams KNIGHT 1864 Victoria I would love to hear from anyone who shares these names Also I have the AVRI cd's and would be willing to do lookups It contains Births, Deaths and Marriages for NSW 1788-1888 Tasmania 1803-1899 Victoria 1837-1888 W A 1841-1905 Let me know if I can be of help Chee
19. Re: Methodist Ministers in 1860-70's [1]
If you contact me I may be able to give you details of who to contact in the Uniting Church for archival material. Regards, Mary Ann
20. C. Hillier Autobiography [1]
Hi Again, Does anyone have a copy of this autobiography. Mrs. Hillier was a Lutheran ministers wife and tells of her life. Is it available for sale? Thanks, Cheryl
21. Re: TONKIN/WELLINGTON variation [1]
Hi all, I wrote previously:- >My OTHER William was born 1797 at Budock, Cornwall to John TONKIN and Alice >HOCKEN. He married Elizabeth WELLINGTON and was a schoolteacher at >Biscovey, St Blazey prior to coming to South Australia on the CHINA in 1847 On corresponding with a lady who has been looking into this family as well there is now some doubt as to the accuracy of William's parentage. He may in fact be the son of John TONKYN & Elizabeth TRUSCOTT of St Enoder - born 1791. What I would like to fi
22. Searching for SLATTERY [1]
Greetings to all. My grandparents Michael Slattery, married Mary McCarthy in Adelaide in 1883 and subsequently had 5 children and then in the mid 1890s came to the Western Australian goldfields. It is believed that Michael had at least one brother in South Aus, I am trying to find a relation to this family somewhere out there. Only story that I have is that one of Michaels nephews was a jockey. Would be pleased if anyway can help of this issue. I have been hitting my head up against a brick wall on thi
23. Re: "Pauline" 1846 [1]
Lola, Apparently the 'Pauline' made three voyages to SA in 1846, 1848 and 1849. My ancestors were on the last voyage. I'm told that very few records exist for German ships to SA pre 1850. I don't know why. You might try looking at the "Register" for the list of passengers. Do you know for sure which year they came out? Angela Keany Melbourne ----- Original Message ----- From: lola wilson To: Sent: Monday, 7 August 2000 4:52 Subject: "Paulin
24. Attraction to Adelaide [1]
Does anyone know if there was a particular emigration program or employment or anything that attracted people to South Australia from England and America in the 1830's - 1850's? TIA Majella - ---------------------------------------------------- InterNet Australis http://www.australis.com.au/
25. Thanks re Portland Estate [1]
Please accept this as a personal thank you as there were LOTS of you who took the time to be so helpful. And thank you also for the information re references for this request and future researches of this kind. Regards, Eileen
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