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1. [AUS-Tas] ROLL CALL [1]
My Tasmanian interest are: MacKinnon/Kelly/Cornish from the New Norfolk/Richmond area. Brooks/Burke from the Tunnack/Oatlands area. Targett/Bird/Dunn from the East Coast/Piper's River area. Barbara. _________________________________________________________________ Join the worlds largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. http://www.hotmail.com
2. [AUS-Tas] Fisher Family [1]
Hello List, Is there anyone out there who is, or knows o,f anyone who is descendant from Edward Fisher who arrived in Tasmania with his family in 1808 from Norfolk Island. He lived in the Sandy Bay area. The family owned Wellington Grange on Cascade Road. Edwards wife was Elizabeth Gregory and they had 9 children, Edward 1798, Thomas 1799-1888, Susanna 1800-1874, Edward 1801-?, Sarah 1802- ?, John 1804-1884,Elizabeth 1808-?, William 1913-1893 & Joseph 1817-1881. Descendants of this couple are coming out
3. [AUS-Tas] Tasmanian interests. [1]
New Year greetings to all from the smoky and extremely hot Far north Coast of N.S.W. (Bushfires all around in the national parks but no loss of property or life.) Interests in Tasmania GALLAHAR Hobart post 1843. STEVENS Hobart post 1853. HEATH John Scott (convict) 1821. HURST William (Convict) 1820) HOLLY Hobart post 1853. MILLHOUSE Hobart Post 1842. BURROWS Samuel (? convict or free/ post 1829. Hope hunting to all those genealogists out there. Audrey Russell. (auruss21@bigpond.com) >From: AUS-Tasma
4. [AUS-Tas] Mackenzie or Leadbetter-Mackenzie [0.980771]
Forward of message, please reply to Hamish, not to me: From: "hamish mackenzie" > > I am trying to trace a relative who emigrated to Tasmania from UK,in the > early or middle of the 20th century the name is MACKENZIE or > LEADBETTER-MACKENZIE. The only information I have is that he/she was > supposed to own an apple farm. > Any info would be gratefully recieved. > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and
5. Re: [AUS-Tas] Civil Servant Lists [0.980771]
Hi Robyn, The Archives Office has some "blue books" which list some public servants, eg rail staff etc, but often only the more senior people are listed by name. I had a look a while back, and for example the station master may be named, but other staff just listed by numbers. The old gazettes also list some public servants, but from memory are not indexed. The early Walchs Almanacs are also a source of info on many professions etc. At 09:21 AM 1/01/02 +1100, you wrote: >Happy New Year to you all
6. [AUS-Tas] Civil Servant Lists [0.980771]
Happy New Year to you all, Could someone please tell me whether there is a listing of Civil Servants for the late 19th century and early 20th century for Tasmania or indeed Launceston? My ancestor was recorded as a Civil Servant on his Death Certificate in Victoria. With thanks, Robyn
7. Re: [AUS-Tas] Possible virus [0.980771]
DONT DO THIS This only deletes a file that Windows uses to allow you to have files with letters etc longer than 8 IT is a hoax as well DONT Do It ----- Original Message ----- From: "J & L Read" To: Sent: Wednesday, 19 December 2001 10:21 Subject: [AUS-Tas] Possible virus > Hi, > > Below is part of an e-mail sent to me today from a lady in my address book. > There were two messages from her, one was obviously the virus. MY VIRUS > SOFTWARE, WHICH
8. [AUS-Tas] James BENT [0.980771]
Thanks to those Listers who replied to my recent query about Ellen HORGAN. Much appreciated. Now to James BENT. He was convicted for Life and transported to VDL on the Coromandel arriving 25 October 1838. His convict record states "convicted before and transported before" though it doesn't say when or where to. Does anyone have any ideas? He was granted Ticket of Leave 26 February 1847 and was joined by his wife Mary, 5 adult children including daughter, Sarah (25) and her husband Joseph BURROWS (25). i
9. Re: [AUS-Tas] 1826 Petition of WRY Rebels [0.980771]
Joseph Crossley FIRTH received his pardon in September 1827. Not my FIRTH family, but I do have a number of details from a fellow researcher if anyone is interested. Julie M Skellern, NEW ZEALAND jools@maxnet.co.nz jqqls@hotmail.com From: "Peter M Thomas" Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2001 12:07:09 +0930 To: AUS-Tasmania-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [AUS-Tas] 1826 Petition of WRY Rebels The original document is in the Tasmanian Archives. Twenty-two WRY names are mentioned: To the Kings most Exc
10. [AUS-Tas] Roll calls [0.980771]
Would those doing family Roll calls mind adding a little extra info. I really wish I had more time to be of use to list users but I lose interest fast if I can't be sure I'm tracking the right person or at least heading in their direction. The area or origin can be a big help if nothing else. I live in the country hence I know a lot of people and families. Come on give us whatever you can to help us help you. C Wellard
11. Re: [AUS-Tas] Ulverstone Cemetery [0.980771]
I got through to it ok Robyn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Thelma" To: Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2002 1:01 Subject: [AUS-Tas] Ulverstone Cemetery > The same as I got...Thelma > > Wm.Cox/Upjohn - www.angelfire.com/rnb/mrbirrell/ > Bostock Rafferty Rhodes - http://birrell.1hwy.com/index.htm > > > > I was able to access the site, but all I got was a green screen with > nothing > > on it. > > > > ==== AUS-Tasmania Mailing List ==== > Tasm
12. [AUS-Tas] (Aus-Tas) Roll Call 2002 [0.980771]
Hi to All, These are my main family names Hughes Bartley/Mary Ann Smith family Swain John/ Bridget Burke family Summers Thomas/Anne Swain family Hampson John/Mary Ann Flexmore family Smith Joseph/Hannah Joyce family Jones Thomas/Sarah Venables family Names that come into Swain family, Davis, Berkery, Lennard,.Lynch, Tipper Names in Summers Family- Ward, Horton, Horler,Grant, Johnstone, Shipp, McGrail Names in Hughes family - Lowery/Lowry Campbell, Jones, Ford, Hallows,
13. [AUS-Tas] Davis - look up [0.980771]
Would it be possible for some one to do a look up for the following people. I realise there will probably be more than one of them, but I can hope. I am after possible marriage and death information. GEORGE ARNOLD DAVIS born Hobart 4/4/1850 FRANCIS JAMES DAVIS born Hobart 23/3/1863 Parents - JOHN DAVIS and ELIZABETH WALKINSHAW Thank you Lynne Goote
14. [AUS-Tas] LAMPRILL/James BENT [0.980771]
Hello Sally. Thanks for your reply. We have Tea Gardens in NSW and there is Tea Tree Gully in SA, but where is/was Tea Tree Brush in Tassy? Seriously though, thanks for forwarding the picture. Looks as though I will have to make a trip to Sydney and dedicate a day to the State Library. Have been following up the Victorian angle but will now see what I can find out about SA and NZ. Regards, Margery (country NSW)
15. [AUS-Tas] 1844 Convict Marriages [0.980771]
An index to some convict marriages in 1844 from Tasmania newspapers http://www.standard.net.au/~jwilliams/consm44.htm all the best Jenny Fawcett
16. [AUS-Tas] EMERY [0.980771]
Hi List, Would anyone have information on Charlotte Minnie EMERY b. 1879 sussex in England m. Edward John TAYLOR b. 1876 Pt Sorell? TIA T
17. Re: [AUS-Tas] Convicts marrying. [0.980771]
Thanks Monissa, I'll contact Tassy Archives. (Though I think a holiday down there would be better!). Regards, Margery (country NSW) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Monissa Whiteley" To: Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2002 6:15 PM Subject: Re: [AUS-Tas] Convicts marrying. > At 05:55 pm 13/01/02 +1100, Margery Phair wrote: > >Hello List. I have the convict record of Ellen HORGAN alias MAHONEY. > After a varied criminal career the record states "May 1/1855, may a
18. [AUS-Tas] BURROWS /,PLUMMER [0.980771]
Hi Looking for info or descendants of William BURROWS and Sarah Elizabeth PLUMMER -1843? - 13 Nov 1899 who lived at Nelson Ville 10 Letitia St Hobart. Any in fo would be most appreciated. Rod Tas
19. [AUS-Tas] STABB, ISSELL & BOWEN [0.980771]
I have located some Tassie folk in the tree. I have a Rhoda STABB born Hobart 1879. Parents were John William STABB (born 1852), )and Elizabeth BOWEN, married 1878 in Hobart. John William was son of Robert Henry STABB b 1819 and Susan ISSELL(b 1820). Rhoda married my great uncle Jack Purcell in Sydney and remained here. I have tracked down most of her siblings etc but am seeking any info on the rest of the parents, especially any descendants who would like to share info. I have been given a box of goodies w
20. Re: [AUS-Tas] Research Centres - Hobart and Geeveston [0.980771]
Hi Alison, See http://www.archives.tas.gov.au/ and http://www.tasfhs.org/ At 09:23 PM 14/01/02 +1100, you wrote: >Hello Listers, > >I am planning a trip to Tas in April 2002. Can SKS please give me information >on: > >1) Opening days and times (and address) of genealogical society in Hobart > >2) Opening days and times (and address) of archives office (or state >records), >presumably in Hobart > >3) Whether there are any research centres in Geeveston. > >Hoping to find more on my McLAREN family. >
21. [AUS-Tas] Gedcom [0.980771]
I hope this isnt to much of track. I have Family Tree Maker Version 8 I plan to put all my information into it. My question is if I install all my info onto the program can I send it to my father who is on another computer do I use the Gedcom I am not really sure as I havent used this before.Does my father need a special program to accept the information? I hope this isnt to confusing I would appreciate any advice. From Jenny in Townsville!
22. [AUS-Tas] Shipping Lists [0.980771]
passenger lists to and from Tasmania:-(from newpaper sources...so watch spelling!) 1836 http://www.standard.net.au/~jwilliams/pass36.htm 1835 & 1837 http://www.standard.net.au/~jwilliams/pass3537.htm 1834 & 1835 http://www.standard.net.au/~jwilliams/pass3435.htm 1832 http://www.standard.net.au/~jwilliams/pass32.htm 1831 http://www.standard.net.au/~jwilliams/pass31.htm 1830 http://www.standard.net.au/~jwilliams/pass30.htm 1829 http://www.standard.net.au/~jwilliams/pass29.htm 1827 http://www.standard.
23. [AUS-Tas] Re:Campbell &Clark [0.980771]
Hi Andrea Don`t know where Spring Bay is, but I am interested in Thomas Clark 1808 - 1858, married Mary Higgins at Pt Sorell, 1 son Thomas 1859- , family now at Wilmot I believe. Any connection?? regards Diana (also Melbourne) email: mulgraph@alphalink.com.au ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, January 18, 2002 9:50 PM Subject: AUS-Tasmania-D Digest V02 #21
24. [AUS-Tas] ANNETTE WOOLLEY [0.980771]
Dear Annette, Have lost your email address, would you please contact me. Thanks. Re Fazackerly. Cheers Ann
25. [AUS-Tas] Info - KERMODE [0.980771]
Hello John and others, After about 16 years following this genealogy 'thingo' I am trying to 'give it up' to do more cross stitch. However with the great wealth of data like this web page and others coming on line, it is almost impossible. A great deal of my families early history was in Hobart from 1804 and up to Launceston. If any lister is seeking data of early families this is a marvellous site, as there are many names throughout the index and cases. I would offer my thanks to both Universities and the
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