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1. Re: [AUS-Tas] Re: WOOD (with a touch of WILSON) [1]
Hello Garry Thanks you for your very helpful and informative analysis of this WOOD family. My interest stems from the later connections to the BELLETTE family from which my wife descends. Regards Anthony Fletcher Brisbane Queensland, Australia (ex-Launceston - but still Tasmanian)
2. Re: [AUS-Tas] Parkham? [1]
Hello Peter Parkham is a small town near Railton, on the northwest coast of Tasmania Regards Anthony Fletcher Brisbane (ex-Launceston) At 10:54 30/07/03 +1000, Peter wrote: >Can someone tell me if there is a place called PARKHAM or is it a typo for PARKLANDS Burnie? >TIA >Peter > > >==== AUS-Tasmania Mailing List ==== >Tasmanian Sites of Interest >Anglican Church in Tasmania >http://www.anglicantas.org.au/ > > Anthony Fletcher, JP (Qual) Manager, UQ Traffic & Parking Business Services Division Level 1,
3. [AUS-Tas] Cressy [0.979084]
Could SKS tell me what the building behind the Uniting Church in Cressy is please ? Thanks in anticipation. Sandra
4. [AUS-Tas] DON JOHNSTON - VIRUS WARNING [0.979084]
Hi all listers just a warning on being careful on what to open. I received an email with the following subject matter. As I had made a request to the list I felt that this would surely be safe but because of warnings on the list over the years I was in two minds whether to open the attachment or not. I went into the archives and checked to see if there was a lister named don johnston who contributed to the list. Finding the name I thought it must be safe and opened the attachment...only to be tol
5. [AUS-Tas] Names found on Trial Transcript [0.979084]
I have recently received what passes as the Wiltshire Assizes trial transcript of Joseph HORLER, who was tried on 17th July 1834 for highway robbery at Easton Grey, Wiltshire,found Guilty, sentenced to be hanged, then commuted to transportation for life. On the same page are the following accounts, Thomas WEBB & William SADD, Trans. Life stealing on 16th May 1834, Two Lambs, Melksham. Thomas TUCKER, Guilty. Life Breaking and Entry, on 24th May 1834,at Bradford. Richard TROWBRIDGE, Guilty. Trans. Life, F
6. [AUS-Tas] Hop Pole Bottom [0.979084]
Reposting this query as I now have further information. Has anyone heard of Hop Pole Bottom Station? It was in the district of Fingal c1850 and appears to have been a police station with a home on the property. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you Darlene Queensland
7. [AUS-Tas] Roll Call [0.979084]
Manning Turner Crossley Overton Groves Heath Tennant Rowbottom Petterd Some I forgot about Thank you Marlene Cronin
8. RE: [AUS-Tas] (AUS-Tas) Roll Call -HENDERSON [0.979084]
I have a Thomas Harcourt Henderson, son of Fred Henderson and Laura Emmett Reg -----Original Message----- From: Leigh Miller [mailto:leighmiller@optusnet.com.au] Sent: Sunday, July 20, 2003 11:14 PM To: AUS-Tasmania-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [AUS-Tas] (AUS-Tas) Roll Call -HENDERSON Hi Sue, The Dyer I have is a Doris Dyer who married a Bertrum Warrener at Launceston. And Thomas and Ernestina were my great Uncle and Aunt - would be interested in finding out anything about Ernestina and her parents. W
9. Re: [AUS-Tas] Re: A tasty morsal or two on the subject of victuals [0.979084]
Thanks to everyone I must start using this word, may be I could say instead of I am going shopping " I am going for my Victual rneeds" LOL and I am blonde. Lynette Garry A Wilson wrote: Hello List And just in case the word "victual" is not familiar to others (even though we talk on this list of the 1804/5 Victualling List quite frequently which is of course a list of persons receiving food or provisions; and we also refer quite often to licensed victuallers - ie publicans), the
10. [AUS-Tas] RE: Unnamed births [0.979084]
In relatively modern times, my aunt was also recorded as an unnamed female, simply because the official forgot the details. The family farmed a property out of town, and the story goes that on his way into town to register the birth, my grandfather met the postmaster (I think the local post office was the registry agency) coming the other way. So instead of wasting time going all the way in to town, my grandfather told the man the details and went his way, only to find later that the postmaster had forgot
11. [AUS-Tas] unnamed births [0.979084]
I have also come across several unnamed births who all seemed to have survived into adulthood. There were many children in the family and the first few had names at registration but it seems the parents took a bit longer to decide on names for the later ones. Charmaine
12. Re: [AUS-Tas] Roll Call [0.979084]
Hi Peter, I have an Ellen Monks in my family tree, she married a William Crockett (b. 1851 Bothwell - F Joseph Crockett, convict and M. Margaret Little convict) - they married 11/2/1874 at Bothwell and had 5 children. I have some information on the Crockett family but nothing on Ellen Monks, not sure if that is of any help to you at all. Leigh
13. [AUS-Tas] Allomes [0.979084]
Thanks for the responses everyone Regards Sandra
14. Re: [AUS-Tas] Henry Jones IXL [0.979084]
Hi Louise My dau-in-law is related to the Jones Family. Her maternal grandmother is Eileen Jones now Duff and lives at Sheffield. I do not have any information on this side of the family but my Dau-in-law says her GGfather was S Jones. I can ask for more information if you would like me to and I would appreciate any thing you have on the Jones. Frances, Launceson
15. Re: [AUS-Tas] arrivals [0.979084]
titania wrote: > Can anyone tell me if there were any other points of disembarkation for convicts or free settlers other than >Hobart period to 1870 in Tas Convict transportation ended in 1843. However Launceston was the arrival point for many free settlers. Vivien
16. Re: [AUS-Tas] Norfolk Is convicts [0.979084]
Jo-anne You should subscribe to the Norfolk Island list - details can be found at http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/AUS/AUS-NORFOLK-IS.html The period you are interested in was not operated under the same conditions as the hell-hole of later years. The first settlement was a little less scary than that, and family life was a feature. It was established as the outpost to grow and supply food to the struggling colony at Sydney. There is a book list on this site: http://www.zades.com.au/susiez/norfolk.ht
17. Re: [AUS-Tas] Roll Call [0.979084]
Hi Louise I have a Maria Pearce dau of Joseph and Mary Ann - She married Alfred Richardson and they had eight children. I don't have much information on them but am happy to help if I can. Frances, Launceston.
18. Re: [AUS-Tas] Lady Nelson Bicenenary in Hobart September 2003 [0.979084]
Irene. At the Hobart Wooden Boat Festival in 1996 I purchased four wooden nails for this ship. I would love to see an photo of her under sail on this site. Murray Reid Howick Auckland NZ
19. [AUS-Tas] Robert Hart - Ware. [0.979084]
Would Robert Hart - re WARE family Tasmania, please make contact again off line... Thanks Meryl....Sincerely Thelma
20. [AUS-Tas] German immigrants [0.979084]
Shane's message re German immigrants "for" Thomas Walker of Rhodes made me begin to wonder about the large number of German immigrants who came to the Oatlands area, I think about the same time as these. Was there a scheme on at the time or something? Helen Brown
21. [AUS-Tas] krushka [0.979084]
Hi Faye, I don't know if Mary re-married after her divorce from Charles Krushka as she is not mentioned again in the family history.Arthur was married to my grand-mother Linda Isabella Wallace 27th Dec., 1909 in Launceston. Cheers, Jim
22. [AUS-Tas] SA Biths ect [0.979084]
Hi has anyone on the Tas list access to the South Australian births in the 1800s ? I am looking for the name SLOGGETT Thankyou in anticipation Jill "ARNOLD" mailing: http://www.british-genealogy.com/mailman/listinfo/s-arnold
23. [AUS-Tas] Old Bailey trials on-line [0.979084]
Hi The local rag here in Sydney reported today that transcripts of Old Bailey trials 1760-1799 were now available at http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/ Trials from 1714 were available previously. The site says: 23,000 additional trials, covering 1760-1799, have been added. The trials are of increasing length, including the longest trials in the entire 1674-1834 period. They include several famous cases, among which are those of the Gordon rioters, the "London Monster" (Renwick Williams), and the Perreaus
24. [AUS-Tas] Irish military pensioner - Westbury [0.979084]
Hi List i have discovered from his death certificate that Peter Collins who died 1873 Westbury was a 'military pensioner'. he was married to Rebecca Bear probably in Dublin. does anyone know how i could find out any more about him and his regiment? thanks Mae
25. [AUS-Tas] Posting my interests [0.979084]
HALLAM Joseph Transported "Bussorah Merchant" 1830 for sheep stealing Associated names BAGGOTT, DENNIS, FREMLIN, RIDER, GRANT, ABRAHAMS WEBB, JONES HOLLY, WELLARD AND WHEATLEY LYTHGOE Peter Transported "Bussorah Merchant" 1830 horse steaing Associated names PAGE WILKES Joseph Transported "Elizabeth" for stealing Associated names HOUGHTON, WRIGHT, GREEN, TIFFIN GARLAND Joseph Transported "Circassion 1832 for housebreaking Associated names RUSSELL, CARROLL YOU
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