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1. Re: English Obituaries. [1]
I've copied this from the State Library catalogue if anyone's interested. It might be of some use. 1.The Times London : [Times Newspapers], 1788- Location : RAV/FM4/297 Mar. 18, 1788- ; Latest 10 years kept in Reading Room State Reference Library Location : DISPLAY Ask at the GRL Request Desk State Reference Library 2.CURTICE'S INDEX TO THE TIMES, THE LONDON MORNING AND EVENING PAPERS ... WEEKLIES AND PROVINCIAL NEWSPAPERS LOND. Location : REF 6/S079/T583 July-Sept. 1893. S
2. Re: Breweries book [1]
Douglas, >From "The Breweries of Australia A History" by KM Deutsher, with appreciation to the author: "Exchange Inn and Brewery 1869 -79 Daniel Brown Senior had been the owner of the Triumph Brewery at Kempton, and he transferred the business to his son, also Daniel in 1871. Two years earlier the father had taken over the ownership of the Exchange Inn & Brewery, which he leased to William Mullins in 1878, and George Hurd in 1879." Regards Malcolm Ward Sydney, Aust. malcolm.ward@bigpond.com ----- Ori
3. Re: The Ship WHIRLWIND [1]
Found, an account of the Whirlwind under W on the following site. http://sites.archivenet.gov.au/shipping/plist.html Meryl Yost, Launceston, Tasmania ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Listowner: AUS-Tasmania mailing list http://www.vision.net.au/~tashistory/home/maillist.htm E-mail: yostie@speed.net.au Mainly Tasmanian, Meryl Yost's Genealogy Home Page http://www.speed.net.au/~yostie Tasmanian Family History Service http://www.vision.net.au/~tashistory/ -----Original Message----- From: Meryl Yost
4. Re: Life's little mysteries. [1]
Jenny Leitch wrote: > > I have a copy of a church record in the Parish of St.Davids Hobart Town Hi Jenny, I am interested to know if you applied to the Church (if it is still there!) for the record, or are they kept elsewhere, if so where? I feel that marriage and christening's of the LAKE family may have been held there around 1820/30, if that was the only Church there at that time. However, in 1845 Mary Louisa FLAKE, (actually LAKE) and Lewis WADE married at the house of the parties, Brimcreek, acc
5. Robert DOCTOR [1]
Hi Listers, Would be interested to hear any info on Robert Doctor. My ggg grandfather was assigned to him on his arrival into the Sorell area. I believe Doctor made significant contributions to the development of Sorell. Thank you Ann
6. Stanley Family [1]
Hi - Looking for descendants William STANLEY & Mary Cartridge CARSON I have one only child of the above - Thomas STANLEY b. 5/6/1847 Wilmot William STANLEY apparently owned a whaling boat called " Surf " Thomas STANLEY married a Jessie Cowan WATSON 1880 - issue: Janet, William, Florence, Marion, Stella, Clarence, Arthur, Smith, Grace & Thomas. Would be interested to hear from anyone researching this family Thanks Tina Cairns Far North Queensland Australia Gordon/McMillan/Blinco/ Luck/Stanley/Gardiner in
7. Surname of PLUMB [1]
HI List, I am Just wondering, does anyone living in Tas have a phone book handy? because I am curious as to how many people who are living in tas have the surname of PLUMB. This is because I am wondering if my ancestor John PLUMB, who was transported for life in 1820 took up with a girlfriend or wife before his demise in 1823, he was shot because he took up with the notorious Brady bushranger gang,so I am wondering if it is possible he had kids in the brief space of 3 years, just curious! by the way, does
8. Plumb Arnold [1]
Thanks Chris , that is information I didn"t Have and I can now start delving further . The Plumbs returned to Eden NSW and died there, Eliza was driving the cart which overturned and killed the mother. The father died many years later. I hope I can return the favour one day Judith
9. Thanks re Lord Lynoch (3) [1]
Hi All, Thanks for the help re arrival of Lord Lynoch (3). On this voyage Lord Lynoch left Plymouth on 11 SEP 1840 arrived VLD 5/2/1841. Barbara Researching MOORE, EDWARDS, PYE, SALTMARSH, DONOGHUE, TORLEY, BETHEL
10. Re: English Obituaries. [1]
Dear Sunnie I am pretty sure that the state referance library has The Times, in the periodical section, but not to sure of the date range. If you would like me to check something I can next time I am there. Regards neville Kitchener -----Original Message----- From: Sunnie To: AUS-Tasmania-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, November 02, 1999 9:42 PM Subject: English Obituaries. >This may seem like a silly question, but I'm wondering if there is
11. Re: Genealogy Programs [1]
At 03:24 1999-11-10 +1000, tapcat wrote: >Hi List > >I know this isn't a a Tasmanian request but I was just wondering if I could >get some advice on a good genealogy program for the computer. I have currently >got Family Tree Maker but I am not very happy with it and have heard that The >Master Genealogist Gold Edition is good. Can I get some thoughts from some of >you please. I'd really appreciate it. "Good" is a very relative term. The Master Genealogist (TMG) is certainly a powerful program, proba
12. Re: Mormon Library in Launceston [1]
Could someone tell us in Hobart where it is? We will be without from December 19th for about 6 months! At 03:34 26/11/99 +1100, you wrote: >Could someone tell me the opening hours of the research room at the Mormon >Library in Launceston please? >regards >Judy >-----Original Message----- >From: AUS-Tasmania-D-request@rootsweb.com > >To: AUS-Tasmania-D@rootsweb.com >Date: Thursday, 25 November 1999 7:53 >Subject: AUS-Tasmania-D Digest V99 #
13. Fw: {not a subscriber} Luck Surname [1]
Forward of messages, please reply to: hazel magann >Hi Larissa >You won't know me though my husband is a direct descendant of a Luck family >from "Green Ponds", Tasmania. Their son William Luck did go to Victoria in >fact according to history notes he made a name for himself by introducing >rabbit-proof fencing to many of the large stations in NSW and Victoria. His >wife's name was Frances nee Weeding. >You most probably won't be able to help me I don't know when William died >though h
14. Longford area death 1932, fatal injury from a Bull [1]
I have been researching my family and doing well and really enjoying it. I had a Great Uncle, Allan Masters who I knew well, he died in 1977. He was a quiet, dignified man who never married. Research into his life seems to indicate that he was indeed to be married, around 1932. It seems that his Fiancee was to attend Longford for dress fittings and as she and her mother were leaving the farm, she stopped the car briefly to do something with the Bull. When she failed to return to the car her mother went and
15. Happy Birthday [1]
(champagne cork) (dropped the bottle, 8-( bother, can't share it now) AUS-Tasmania mailing list was 1 year old yesterday (yes I forgot yesterday) Thank you to all those who are on this list as you all help to make it a great place to be. **please, no responses to this message, our inboxes are full enough as it is 8-)** Good luck to all of us in our research. regards, Meryl Yost, Launceston, Tasmania ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Listowner: AUS-Tasmania mailing list http://www.vision.net.au/~t
16. Flynn Family [1]
Dear Debbie I am not connected to your Flynn line I have contacted you as I am very curious as to your Weeding connections. My husband's Tasmanian link to a "Weeding Family" is his "Luck' branch. The Weeding family we connect to were from "Oatlands", Tasmania. I was interested as to the possibility you may be a descendant of one of our Weeding's. Regards Hazel Magann
17. Re: Thomas B.WAY [1]
Hi John; You may get some idea of the date of manufacture of the watch if you can interpret the hallmark. a jeweller will have the booklet "Bradbury's Book of Hallmarks which is the guide to british and irish silver, gold and platinum. if the watch case if of ueropean manufacture the case may have "800" or "900" as an indication of the silver content ie 800/1000. good hunting keven jdrice@ozemail.com.au wrote: > > A friend of mine is in possestion of a silver fob watch made by > Thos.B.Way,Liverpool S
18. Breweries book [1]
I've recently bought a recently published book: The Breweries of Australia by KM Deutsher, mainly because it covers the Bothwell Brewery and the Jolly Hatters Brewery in Hobart, which were at one time owned and run by my BLAKE ancestors. It seems reasonably thorough and gives lots of names of owners/managers of breweries (and in some cases, pubs) and I would be pleased to do look-ups for names / breweries for anyone with a connection of that type. I was pleasantly surprised to find another ancestor is na
19. Convict Records [1]
I have my gggrandfather's 'convict indents'. Are there any other records available with information on Tassie convicts? Any help would be appreciated. Regards, Gillian - Melbourne schrader@ihug.com.au
20. Help needed re: death in Hobart, Tasmania 1868) [1]
Please can anyone help me to discover more about Elzeard Henry WHIFFER or WHIFFEN? I've just looked at the Tasmanian Family Link Search http://pioneers.tased.edu.au/taslink2.asp?fname=&lname= which shows Elezeard Henry WHIFFER, who died at Hobart, Tasmania in 1868, aged about 58. There is no other information given about him, with no known siblings, children or parents. What I'd like to be able to do is to find out if he was the Elzeard Henry WHIFFEN born 1804 in St Olave's, City Of London, son of Rev. J
21. Thompson - Shannon [1]
I recently entered a querie about Thompson - Shannon and I made a mistake on the birth date of there son George William. it should have been 1853 not 1890. sorry about that, the message should read. (thanks Jack Batchler from snowy Utah for pointing out the mistake) I am a descendant of Thomas Thompson & Ann Shannon married at the Church of England, Franklin TAS. on 18 August 1851. I can only find one child to them George William b 1853 at Longford TAS. I am sure that I have found Ann Shannon she was plac
22. John Plumb [1]
Hi All, I am from Nottinghamshire in England, and I am new to this list, does Anyone have any Information regarding a John Plumb, transported to tasmania in 1820 apparently he became mixed up with some bushrangers led by a matthew brady,called the brady gang, John plumb was then shot dead and is buried in st davids,hobart town. does anyone know anything more about this? thank you , Calvin Leighton nivlac@currantbun.com
23. WILLIAMS, Nothern Tas [1]
This is a long shot so I'm posting to two lists, sorry Last year I was given phone number of a women in Victoria who was after information on descendants of John Philip WILLIAMS & Sarah FERGUSON, which I lost :( If anyone fits the description or might know of someone who does, can they email me. And if any reading this has an interest in the above couple (late 19th/early 20th C Northern Tas), or Elizabeth Matilda WILLIAMS & David/Daniel NUTTING or John WILLIAMS & Emily ROACH (who might be parents of
24. Jordan House [1]
Dear Listers, During research in Tas. recently, I came across a Jordan House, and also believe there is a Jordan Farm in the Black Brush area. Does anyone know if the two were owned by the Tonks family? Is there a historical record of the Black Brush/Dromedary area? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Am researching the John Munday family in the area, also Wood family, Hanslow, Hardman, Hartam. Thank you Ann
25. Re: Life's little mysteries. [1]
There should be much information about the Rev Bedford (only unfortunately I can't locate much of mine at present except that he was the colony's second Chaplain) He presided at a number of my family's weddings and christenings where the parties were convicts or ex-convicts. Most, if not all of these events were at old St David's. I seem to remember that there was considerable anti-Bedford feeling from which his son (a medical Dr.) later suffered butdon't recall if the feeling was because of old Bedford's
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