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1. Re: [AUS-Tas] Re: Charles St Cemetery & Homeopathic Hospital [1]
Hello Julie I believe the Homeopathic Hospital later became St Luke's Private Hospital. Is still exists at 24 Lyttleton St Launceston 7250. Regards Anthony Fletcher Brisbane (ex-Launceston) At 00:36 5/02/03 +1300, Julie Skellern wrote: >That's the most comprehensive answer I've ever had........ I knew of the >fire - from an enquiry at Launceston Library in 1999 who led me to believe >that ALL records were destroyed. (Actually all burial records were.... by >the sound of it) Then somebody once said t
2. [AUS-Tas] REV W. CORLY BUTLER MELVILLE ST CHURCH [0.979154]
Can anyone tell me which MELVILLE St Church that Rev W. CORLY BUTLER held services in Any help would be appreciated Rod
3. [AUS-Tas] Re: NSW Colonial Secretary's Corresp - Tas convicts [0.979154]
Judy Thank you for your advice in connection with the preparation of the Convict CDRom and convict records generally. Your first e-mail I thought was very informative. However, at the risk of jumping in at the deep end as I often do, I would like to clarify that it is definitely NOT true to say that "all VDL musters were originally part of the NSW archives for 1788-1825". In fact, there is a significant repository of additional muster material which has been largely overlooked to date. I speak from a
4. [AUS-Tas] What is a demi-cousin? [0.979154]
A letter signed "from your affectionate demi-cousin", written from England to a relative in Australia, has created frunstration to those trying to find the relationship of these two people. Because try as we might, we can find none! It's almost as bad as having someone referred to as a great uncle, when effectively, there's no such thing. A brother of a grandfather or of a grandmother is commonly referred to as a great uncle, but that brother is actually a GRANDuncle. And a brother of a great grandfather or
5. Re: [AUS-Tas] "Additional material" [0.979154]
Malcolm, At 12:54 PM 1/02/2003 +1100, Malcolm Ward new wrote: >Gee, don't be so coy. What is this "additional material" you refer to >and where is it located (ie what library / archive / collection)? If >its accessible by the public then we might all benefit and not just hear >your criticisms of others' work *again*. Guess you'll have to buy the book. Douglas -- E-mail: dburbury@vision.net.au ------------------ Launceston, Tasmania http://www.vision.net.au/~dburbury/burbury.htm (Burb
6. [AUS-Tas] Virus hoaxes [0.979154]
I know people mean well posting virus warnings but they should check the site below before posting to determine if it's a hoax. http://antivirus.about.com/library/blenhoax.htm?once=true Peter
7. [AUS-Tas] norfolk [0.979154]
Ex-convicts James Sheers/Shears, wife Mary Smith Irish exiles: John Whollohan, Peter McLean An Irish Knight, Sir Henry Browne Hayes, William Maum, Maurice Margarot Trouble maker, Michael Massey Robinson Ex-convict Simon Lord Captain Foster Fyans William Westbrooke Burton Irish Convicts, Dominic McCurry, Daniel Grady Non-convict exiles, Michael dwyer, John Mernagh, Hugh Byrne, Martin Burke, Arthur Devlin Walter Clare, Thomas McCann, William Morris Bev
8. [AUS-Tas] Bishopsbourne burials - john & Eliza pilgrim [0.979154]
I am wondering if anybody can help me. My ancestor John Pilgrim was recorded as being buried at Bishopsbourne in 1898 and his wife Eliza (nee Wadley) also at Bishopsbourne in 1942. I have been unable to find any record re Bishopsbourne burials. I also visited Bishopsbourne a few years ago but couldn't find any cemeteries. Can anybody help me please? Regards Betty Pilgrim Canberra
9. [AUS-Tas] RE: Important - possible virus - ADMIN MESSAGE [0.979154]
Dear List, DO NOT TAKE ANY NOTICE OF THIS MESSAGE. Apart from valid warnings from myself (list admin), virus messages are not allowed on this list. The message that you have sent related to a hoax. The file mentioned is a valid Windows file and should not be deleted. If you have a query about viruses you may send it to me and I will check it out. If it is valid I will advise the list. regards, Meryl Yost, Launceston, Tasmania ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Administrator: AUS-Tasmania mailing list http://www.roo
10. [AUS-Tas] Tasmanian Bicentenary 2003-4 [0.979154]
This year will see the beginning of our Bicentenary here in Tasmania and it is hoped that by September there will be many things that the public will be able to take part in to commemorate our 200 years. In September 1803 the Albion and the Lady Nelson brought Lt. Bowen and the first settlers and convicts to Risdon Cove on the River Derwent. Then in February 1804 the Ocean and the Lady Nelson brought LT. Collins and his settlers and convicts up the river to Sullivans Cove. The Lady Nelson has already set a
11. [AUS-Tas] "Additional material" [0.979154]
Gary Gee, don't be so coy. What is this "additional material" you refer to and where is it located (ie what library / archive / collection)? If its accessible by the public then we might all benefit and not just hear your criticisms of others' work *again*. Tootle-oo Malcolm Ward Sydney, Australia comenarr@bigpond.net.au ----- Original Message ----- From: "Garry A Wilson" To: Sent: Saturday, 1 February 2003 11:21 Subject: [AUS-Tas] Re: NSW Colon
12. [AUS-Tas] HILL NEWTOWN 1913 [0.979154]
Can any one shed any light on a THOMAS and SARAH HILL of Newtown would have been over 70 in 1913 but still a live . Any info at all may break my brickwall, Their son Thomas Hill married a HOLNESS 1913 and the marriage notice indicates they where still alive Any help would be most appreciated Rod Hill
13. Re: Re: [AUS-Tas] "Additional material" [0.979154]
Douglas, Which book. Gary and Partner won't tell us. Bob > Douglas Burbury wrote: > > Malcolm, > > At 12:54 PM 1/02/2003 +1100, Malcolm Ward new wrote: > >Gee, don't be so coy. What is this "additional material" you refer > to > >and where is it located (ie what library / archive / collection)? > If > >its accessible by the public then we might all benefit and not just > hear > >your criticisms of others' work *again*. > > Guess you'll have to buy the book. >
14. [AUS-Tas] My muster book [0.979154]
I have in the past tried not to be offended by Garry Wilson's comments on these lists about my work, but after his last outburst I find myself having to defend my name and reputation as a author and an historian. Judith Hollingsworth in her email to the lists 30 January said "Irene Schaffer's immensely useful book "Land Musters, Stock returns and Lists VDL 1803-22 (pub. 1991) is a great guide to all this." Garry replied "I fear that you may had slightly misled listers when commented on Irene Schaffer's b
15. [AUS-Tas] BALLARD / HILL [0.979154]
Hi anyone have a Betsey BALLARD bc1830 in their workings. I think she was born in Tas. Married William HILL in c1852 rgds phil b.....
16. [AUS-Tas] GRD [0.979154]
IF anyone has any of the former publications of GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH DIRECTORY (the one with the list of surnames being searched) I wonder if I could request to see if anyone is researching the name BISCAINO/BISCAINS I have already checked the 1998 directory. Happy to repay the favour. many thanks Jenny Fawcett
17. [AUS-Tas] Thankyou, BDM Look-up [0.979154]
Thankyou to all who replied to my request for Vic BDMs. Your replies have exceeded my expectations. Regards Lee-ann _________________________________________________________________ Add photos to your e-mail with MSN 8. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/featuredemail
18. [AUS-Tas] WARATAH CONNECTIONS [0.979154]
Hi from a lovely day here in WARATAH, The project to collect all the families who have WARATAH CONNECTION is now underway. If any of you wish to add or view the names already underway please do so. This http://www.geocities.com/waratah_tasmania/WARATAH will take you to the WELCOME page and if you so wish you can then have a look at the town of Waratah. Or you can go direct to the WARATAH GENEALOGICAL CONNECTIONS LINK .I will be delighted if you would like to add to the database with a gedcom. The only cri
19. [AUS-Tas] MOY family interests [0.979154]
I'd like to hear from anyone with MOY family connections. This family had a bakery in North Hobart in the early 1900s, and I have come by a wonderful photo of their horse & cart at the Hobart show taken in 1939. My Grandfather was quite friendly with Tom Moy in those days, and the horse judging at the Hobart show was always a competitive event for the two of them. The back of the photo reads: "A Happy Xmas and Prosperous New Year, from T A Moy & Sons, 1939." Just thought somebody out there must be intere
20. [AUS-Tas] Re: AUS-Tasmania-D Digest V03 #50 [0.979154]
C'mon, Let us take it for granted. Gary's book is going to bigger than "Quo Vadis" and more popular than the bible, seeing the publicity it is getting. Put it to bloody bed, PULEESE. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, February 02, 2003 2:29 PM Subject: AUS-Tasmania-D Digest V03 #50
21. Re: [AUS-Tas] Re: Launceston Homeopathic Hospital [0.979154]
The site listed this week by J Fawcett gives you an insight into quacks and quackery listed amongst its pages is the Launceston Homeopathetic Hospital worth a read folks. http://www.maps.jcu.edu.au/hist/quack/alternative/homeo2.html cheers Cara ----- Original Message ----- From: "Julie Skellern" To: Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 9:03 AM Subject: [AUS-Tas] Re: Launceston Homeopathic Hospital > If this is so (thanks Anthony) - could somebody in Launc
22. [AUS-Tas] George and Lucy Hill [0.979154]
Is there any one still on this list who is researching George HILL and Lucy. George was a convict came out in 1827 I would like to know if any of you have found George and Lucy's marriage yet in England? I think I have found it and want to swap info with you. I just bought from a pro in UK and received today a copy of the Bap entry for their daughter Ann Hill in Enfield Eng. On it gave me almost ? the data I think ? I needed to prove my theory correct and that this marriage is theirs Looking forward to hea
23. RE: [AUS-Tas] Fw: {not a subscriber} loch Ard Ship [0.979154]
> -----Original Message----- > From: Meryl Yost [mailto:meryl@tasfamily.net.au] > Sent: Thursday, 27 February 2003 8:54 AM > To: AUS-Tasmania-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [AUS-Tas] Fw: {not a subscriber} loch Ard Ship > > I am searching for information on the Loch Ard ship, that > is surposed > > to > have taken passengers to Tasmania, years around the 1874 to > 1877 to either ports of Burnie(Emu Bay) or Launceston, from > Victoria. My great great grandparents, I am told have gone > to Tasmania on th
24. [AUS-Tas] Indexes [0.979154]
With all that been going on I haven't had time to tell you about my good news. With the help of my friend Chris Woods I am now the proud owner of my own website. Some of the indexes on it are listed below. "Anson" Female Convicts (starting a list) "Lady Egidia" passengers 1862 Convict Women at Macquarie Harbour 1821-1825 "Lady Juliana" women in VDL 1807-1813 "Eliza" Military Pensioners 1850 Survivors from the "Endeavour" wreck at Dusty Sounds NZ in 1796 Women at Norfolk Plains (Longford) 1823 Hope you fin
25. Re: [AUS-Tas] Knopwood [0.979154]
Knopwood's diary does not mention Fegan or Fagan in the index. Nor does it mention Martha Smith. There are many other Smiths but under Thomas Smith the following is shown: p205 1815 - too early for your Thomas p232 1816 - also too early for your Thomas (who was executed) but Knopwood mentions visiting the Kangaroo. It might be worthwhile checking his arrival date. p369 1822 - not your Thomas either I don't think as on 28 October 1822 he said "In the morn I married Mr Smith to Miss Gibbons". p440, 468-46
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