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1. Longey [1]
Dear All, Thank you very much for providing a solution to my Longey problem. Cheers Gillie Gillie and Brian Millar http://www.tenterfieldterriers.com http://www.tenterfieldstuddogs.netfirms.com
2. KERRISON/ARTIS [1]
Herbert Henry KERRISON m. Clara Florence ARTIS 31 Jan 1901 Linda Valley Tasmania (wonder if this should be Lenah Valley) - is anyone researching these people. regards Sharon
3. RE: AUS-Tasmania-D Digest V04 #531 [1]
Dear List Just attemped to send a file from Tas Pioneer Index for the first time. Please accept apologies if its too long or in wrong format. Sharon >From: AUS-Tasmania-D-request@rootsweb.com >Reply-To: AUS-Tasmania-L@rootsweb.com >To: AUS-Tasmania-D@rootsweb.com >Subject: AUS-Tasmania-D Digest V04 #531 >Date: Fri, 31 Dec 2004 16:00:04 -0700 > >Content-Type: text/plain > >AUS-Tasmania-D Digest Volume 04 : Issue 531 > >Today's Topics: > #1 EARL GREY ["Ellen Crehan" >
4. GRANT/SMITH [1]
John GRANT m. Mary Ann SMITH 8 July 1869. Is anyone interested in this family. Their son, Charles Grant b.17/7/1882 m. Emily or Amy WEST in 1903 at Launceston. Regards Sharon Finn
5. Queens Orphanage [1]
Elizabeth HART was admitted to Queens Orphanage aged 10 years on 24.2.1855 and discharged 26.1.1859. Her sister Jane aged 8 years was admitted on the same day and discharged 3.8.1859. Their brother David aged 3 years was admitted on same date and discharged 3 days later on 27.2.1855. I believe children were admitted to the Orphanage if (a) they had lost one or both parents - parents didn't die until 1875 & 1876. (b) were entirely destitute - could possibly have been reason. (c) their parents were incompet
6. BLYTH HOBDEN TIERNEY CROWTHER HAYES McLEAN CHAPMAN FITZGERALD GARLICK [1]
Reposting some of my family names just before unsubscribing. I have enjoyed the collegiality of the list but my New Year's Resolution is to spend less time on the computer and less money on the internet. Greetings and thanks to all who have assisted, informed, inspired, challenged and corrected me over the years I have been part of this community. Meryl deserves a medal and I hope someone has dobbed her for an Australia Day award or will soon. I would always be happy to hear from those with interes
7. Re: [AUS-Tas] James & Thomas WILLIAMS death lookup [1]
Hi Vicki, Take your pick/Williams Ray ************************************************************************** * DEATHS - Tasmania * * SET # 7 - 9 RECORDS * * COMBINE: 1 AND 3 AND 5 * ************************************************************************** RECORD #1 OF 9 SURNAME: WILLIAMS GIVEN NAMES LEONARD THOMAS EVENT
8. Re: [AUS-Tas] Longey Records [1]
Gillie, Looks like a double entry, have a look at this. LONGEY, Catherine Eleanor CB 1199560 Birth Sex: Female Father: Henry Mother: Connors Bridget Event Date: 25 May 1868 Reg Year: 1868 Reg State: Tasmania Ref Number: 10059 LONGEY, Henry Felix CB 1199566 Birth Sex: Male Father: Henry Mother: Connor Bridget Event Date: 11 Aug 1869 Reg Year: 1869 Reg State: Tasmania Ref Number: 529 Robert in Sydney in the year 2005 ----- Original Message ----- From: "tractortwo"
9. James & Thomas WILLIAMS death lookup [1]
Hi List, Could SKS check the TPI for deaths of James and Thomas WILLIAMS please? They were both alive in February 1877 and both dead by June 1887. They were the sons of John Williams and Janet/Jeanette Johnston. Thanks, Vicki
10. RE: [AUS-Tas] Longey Records [1]
Dear Gillie I think the solution of your problem is :- Henry Longey was born 11 August 1869 married to May Brittain aged 17 on 11 Dec 1895 Pt Cygnet Reg No 693. May died 17 August 1896 Reg No 572 and then Henry married Lucy Catherine Whitton aged 17 on 27 December 1898 at Kingston Reg No 486. There is only one Henry - the birth dates were taken from the marriage records. Frances, Launceston
11. Oliffe Richmond [1]
Seeing the photo of the sculpture by Oliffe Richmond in the Mercury on New Year's Day made me wonder again who his father was. I know he was Robert Richmond but haven't linked him to a family. His mother was Catherine Augustus Bertie "Kitty" GAGE of Gagebrook Old Beach. Oliffe trained with Henry Moore and worked for him for some years. He also lectured at the Chelsea School of Art. A fammour Tasmanian son! Helen Brown -- Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7
12. Happy New Year [1]
Many thanks to all who have tried so hard to help over the past few months. May 2005 bring great results in your family history research. Best wishes to all Judith (Dandenong - Vic)
13. RE: Longey [1]
Hope this works - SharonDigger - Tasmanian Pioneer Index 1803-1899 Query ----- Surname : longey (26 matches) Total matching records: 26 -------------------- Surname: LONGEY Given Names: CATHERINE ELEANOR Event: Birth Father/Spouse Surname: HENRY Mother/Spouse Given Names: CONNORS BRIDGET Day: 25 Month: 5 Year: 1868 Age: Sex: F Spouse Age: Spouse Sex: Registration Place: HOBART Registration Number: 10059/1868 Reference: RGD 33 Surname: LONGEY Given Names: GEORGE WILLIAM Event: Bi
14. Longey Records [1]
Dear All, I am in a quandary and hope someone can help. I have checked out the records on the Tasmanian Pioneers Site - http://resources.archives.tas.gov.au/Pioneers/ and have the family " Longey " and in the record of the children of Henry Longey/Bridgit Connors it shows the following - Catherine Longey Born 1868 Henry Felix Longey Born 1869 Henry Longey Born 1870 Both Henry's have gone on to marry different women so one of them didn't die. Can anyone advise if these records are correct
15. St John's headstones to Cornelian Bay query [1]
Hi All, The Cornelian Bay Cemetery burial index lists the reburials from St Johns. They were moved in March 1963 and are located in the Church of England section F. I have the burial index & the headstone inscriptions for Cornelian Bay. If anyone wants me to check the details please contact me off list. Regards Lee-ann The Gardens Family History Bailey and Treloggen Families of St Helens, Tasmania http://www.thegardensfamily.com See my surname interest at: http://www.wags.org.au/mid/91
16. Re: Birth Lookup - JONES [1]
Whoops- forgot to thank Malcolm as well. Michelle
17. RE: [AUS-Tas] Susan Hood's "Transcribing Tasmanian Convict Records" [1]
Hello list Can I just add - that being a public servant in Tasmania under the Public Sevice Act - staff do not profit individually from the sale of books/papers/articles they have authored or co-authored under the banner of their respective organisation/s. The same could probably be said of AOT, SLT and TMAG. All profits in this instance are returned to PAHSMA and utilised in research, interpretation and conservation works at the site. Susan is happy to answer questions about her publication and th
18. Elizabeth Holgate Keating [1]
I am related to Elizabeth Holgate. She was the eldest sister of my ggg grandmother Sarah Jane Holgate. Elizabeth Susannah Holgate was born in Parramatta on 9 June 1809. She married William Dalrymple Keating on 16 March 1824. Elizabeth Holgate Keating died on 4 April 1827 after only 4 days illness, leaving 2 infant children one only 5 months. She was 18. I am interested in what happened to her 2 children but haven't been able to find out anything. James Keating was born on 25 March 1825 and William
19. RE: [AUS-Tas] Occupations on marriage certificates [1]
Thanks to all who replied, yes I think you are all right and the word is Sawyer. Cheers Annavel -----Original Message----- From: Malcolm Ward [mailto:greatbedwyn@bigpond.com] Sent: Saturday, 15 January 2005 9:12 AM To: AUS-Tasmania-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [AUS-Tas] Occupations on marriage certificates Hi Annabel Don't suppose it could actually be " Sawyer" - ie lumber worker (saws logs into boards)? Regards Malcolm Ward Hobart, Tas greatbedwyn@bigpond.com
20. o'keefe/Nealon [1]
Dear Listers. I recently saw a posting re the above 2 names - not necessarily together but I can't remember . In any event, on browsing my 'branches' I found a James o'keefe m. Elizabeth Phegan. His parents were Dennis O'keefe & Bridget NEALON. If these are anybody's, please feel free to contact me. Regards Mary
21. [AUS-Tas] Index of individuals mentioned in private collection of convict era VDL documents [1]
Jeff, Any information you have on Edward HOLLOWAY would be greatly appreciated. Jacque
22. Death for a Press [1]
Hi, I'm not sure if I can get this info as I haven't researched in Tassie for quite some time. I am searching for a William Joseph Press so I am wondering if someone could check if there is a death record or burial record for him. He was born in Victoria in 1862. I have found him coming back in to Australia in 1925 after being in South Africa so its going to be sometime after this date. Thanks Wendy in South Aussie
23. RE: [AUS-Tas] Re: Byres/Rogertson & Byers/Wilson [1]
Hello Rachel, Frank & Listers. Yes I am Brenda Wyllie, and I have been in contact with Frank McCulloch. Thank you for the Dates of Marriage Rachel, I too have the same feeling that the two William Byres/Byers could be related, but unfortunately I do not have the knowledge & resources to know where to start researching them. I am willing to share the information I have on my side and would also like to gather the information on the Byers/Wilson family as they may one day connect. --- Rachel Jones
24. Roberts- Thomas and Eliza [1]
I am searching for a marriage for Thomas William Roberts and Eliza Emily?. Thomas was born about 1876 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands and arrived in Australia with his parents (Thomas Issac and Mary Ann Roberts) on 25 Dec 1882. I would also like information on any children born to this marriage. I have it on hearsay that there are at least four children. The only information I have on them is from the tombstone - Cornelian Bay Cemetery. It states that their younger son is Ronald William - Died 13
25. Re: [AUS-Tas] William CLARKE Part 2 : Pet theories and pet peves LOL [1]
Hi Garry You wrote - > Common sense, if nothing else, suggests to me that if two men refer to themselves as brothers and one is known as CLARK and the other as PEVES, then they are probably half brothers sharing the same mother and with different fathers Masons and members of similar organisations call each other "brother". Have you considered/eliminated this possibility? Ian Westergaard In Cloudy & Cool Central Otago New Zealand ----- Original Message ----- From: "Garry Wilson"
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