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1. Death notice lookup please [1]
Hi all, Is there SKS who could lookup a death notice for me in the "Mercury" please? Margaret DRINKWATER (nee SHORT) died on 13 December 1918 in Auckland New Zealand but I've been told a death notice appears in the "Mercury". Many thanks Regards Jan Qld
2. William SCANLIN 40th Reg [0.977704]
Hi List Does anyone have any knowledge or connection to William SCANLIN of the 40th regiment. He was convicted (1827 Launceston) of feloniously shooting at T. Burnell. It appears William was sentenced to hang. The info above comes from The Decisions of the Tasmanian Superior Court Decisions. cheers Jan
3. Re: [AUS-Tas] BIRTH LOOK UP PLEASE [0.977704]
Dear Elva, Unfortunately the Registrar Generals microfiche index post 1900 only goes to 1905 for births. Hopefully the new Digger Version of BDMs post 1900 will include births for the year you are looking at. It is expected to be realeased in the not too distant future. regards, Meryl Yost, Launceston, Tasmania ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Administrator: AUS-Tasmania mailing list http://www.rootsweb.com/~austashs/home/maillist.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: "elvab" To:
4. RE: [AUS-Tas] SMITH, Myrtle Mina b. 1897 [0.977704]
Hi Peter From: Digger - Tasmanian Pioneer Index 1803-1899 (note there could be further children post 1899). I assume your "Mina" is "Jemina" here. Surname: SMITH Given Names: ALICE MAUD Event: Birth Father/Spouse Surname: HENRY Mother/Spouse Given Names: HARPER MARGARET Day: 29, Month: 12, Year: 1890 Registration Place: RINGAROOMA Registration Number: 2957/1891 Reference: RGD 33 Surname: SMITH Given Names: FRANCIS JOHN Event: Birth Father/Spouse Surname: HENRY Mother/Spouse Given Names: HARPER MARGARET
5. Norfolk Is to Tas [0.977704]
Hi all, I have convict ancestors and their children who went to Tasmania after Norfolk Island was closed. They all went to Tassie: Jacob Bellett & Ann Harper and children, Thomas Kidner & Jane Whiting and children, Elizabeth Smith & Samuel Free, Ann Brooks & James Morrisby (my line from Ann's first child - Morrisby not the father). Anyway some of them should've finished their time when they went to Tassie, why did they all go there - did they have to even though the sentence should have been f
6. Tasmanian Marriages & death certificates: Parents Listed? [0.977704]
Hello, Can someone tell me if the parents of a person are listed on a Tasmanian Marriage and Death certificates? I'm trying to trace two sisters, Elizabeth & Sarah Mason who lived inTasmania, mid to late 1800. Boths names are common but I can narrow the possibilities of birth certificates via the listed parents. The problem comes with marriages and deaths; apart from using the date at death (which can be very approximate). I don't know if Elizabeth Mason married; if she did marry, I don't know the
7. Norfolk Is to Tasmania [0.977704]
Lynn One question Do you come from William Brooks Or Richard Larsom/Larson. As William was the first child and us Tassie researchers would love to know what happened to William Brooks especially me. Ta thanks Kitty
8. Thomas ROSS again [0.977704]
Sorry All I forgot to mention that the Thomas Ross I enquired about lived in Balaclava Street in Inveresk/Invermay. Diane
9. constantini painting of george billet & family [0.977704]
Hi everyone, A very kind lady from this list is posting me a black & white photocopy (of a photocopy) of the painting done by C.H.T. Constantini, on the bottom of a pretty poor copy that I have it says: " CHT Constantini George and Jemima Billet with family (c1852) cat no. 177 " Has anyone got a good quality colour copy in their computer that they could send to me please ? (and I'll pass on to the other lady). I've been googling to see if any Constantini's work was on-line (another more fa
10. Re: [AUS-Tas] looking for Joseph Buchanan, please any help is welcomed [0.977704]
Hi Tricia, there is a Robert BUCHANNON listed on the AOT Tasmanian Convict Index CD, convict per Isabella Watson in 1842. Nothing else I can come up with I'm afraid. regards, Meryl Yost, Launceston, Tasmania ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Administrator: AUS-Tasmania mailing list http://www.rootsweb.com/~austashs/home/maillist.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tricia Miller" To: Sent: Friday, November 11, 2005 9:16 PM Subject: [AUS-Tas] looking for Jose
11. RE: William SCANLIN 40th Regt - death penalty, 1827 [0.977704]
G'day, first, keep in mind that death penalties passed by the court were reviewed by the Governor before they were carried out. Many sentences were commuted to fixed or undefinite terms of transportation. Transportation from VDL was, as I understand it, generally to Norfolk Island. Secondly, if the death penalty was carried out in VDL, sometimes it is not recorded where you might expect to find it. As the early records are in fact church records, before civil registration, the records in fact relate to b
12. Re: [AUS-Tas] Banking in the 1850s [0.977704]
Hi Malcolm, If no-one can answer it here, it might be a good question for the Tasmanian Numismatic Society http://www.vision.net.au/~pwood/tns.html Please let us know what you find out. regards, Meryl Yost, Launceston, Tasmania ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Administrator: AUS-Tasmania mailing list E-mail: meryl@tasfamily.net.au AUS-Tasmania Genealogy pages http://www.rootsweb.com/~austashs/ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Malcolm Ward" To: Sent: Sund
13. Having a break [0.977704]
Hi list, I am off to Brisbane for my naval unit reunion, will be back next Tuesday. Kind regards Tas
14. Re: Look up please .. Death - Durant - 1800s [0.977704]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Bobbie G" To: Sent: Saturday, November 05, 2005 10:20 PM Subject: Look up please .. Death - Durant - 1800s > Hi Listers! > > I'm in search of the death of JOHN HENRY DURANT. > Year: Unknown (after 1854) > Place: Unknown > (His DOB circa 1819, Norfolk England) > Spouse: Ellen (nee McCarthy/MacArthur) > > Thanks > Cheers > Bobbie :) > > ______________________________
15. Index to Tasmanian Births/Baptisms 1803-1840 [0.977704]
Hi all, I read on this list a couple of weeks ago talk about this book by Alex Buchanan. I have looked everywhere for it...all the big booksellers online, google, etc. Would sks have any clue as to where it may be purchased please. Kindest Regards, David Cray eyre4@bigpond.net.au
16. Re: [AUS-Tas] looking for an author [0.977704]
I don't know the book or the author but I wrote a booklet on Mary Bowater at the beginning of the year "A Most Remarkable Women, Convict and Land Holder 1765-1849". If you would like to email me off line I can tell you more about her. Regards Irene Schaffer Email: schafferi@optusnet.com.au Website: http://members.optusnet.com.au/~schafferi (including Norfolk Island and Van Diemens Land list) Subject: [AUS-Tas] looking for an author > would anyone on the list know of an author called > Barbara R
17. Stewart & Corbett [0.977704]
Hi Everyone, My 3rd great grandparents James STEWART and Helen (Ellen?) CORBETT were married in Launceston on 23 Dec 1836. I have been unable to find any trace of parentage or even birthplace for either of them, does anyone else happen to have this pair in their family tree or any information on them? Ta Muchly, Mandy
18. MUNDAY of Tasmania [0.977704]
Greetings Barry Laing MUNDAY (died 2003) & Margaret Fay BLUSKIE (the family lived the Launceston area of Tasmania) their children - Paul James MUNDAY; Louise Maria MUNDAY & Phillip Laing MUNDAY * birth date (even approximate) & birth place; and/or current whereabouts of Paul, Louise or Phillip MUNDAY appreciated. Barry Laing MUNDAY (1932 -2003) was one of four children of Howard Laing MUNDAY & (Alina) Alma Jessie Lovell BALDWIN. His brothers, Ian MUNDAY and twins, Brian & Bruce MUNDAY - all would
19. RE:William Tertius NICHOLS/Susannah LUCAS [0.977704]
Dear List, Finally have completed my document on William Tertius NICHOLS/Susannah LUCAS, who are the grandchildren of: William Nichols /Frances Davis John Blinkworth/Elizabeth Mary Cummins Thomas Lucas/Ann Howard Edward Kimberley/Mary Cavenaugh And children of: William Melmer Nichols/Hannah Kimberley Thomas Lucas and Elizabeth Blinkworth Any people connected to any on this document are welcome to contact me for more info Bye Helen Complied by Helen Stoltenberg Oct 2005 using document prod
20. Re: under age immigrants to Tasmania [0.977704]
Yes quite possibe: I had three lots who travelled without family elders. The first was John Leonard Dowling in 1829 aged 13 i think and he had a family friend on board with whom he then lived for years and worked for too. Then Henry Dowling junior and his sister arrived about a year later: He was 20 or 21 but she was much younger. Then, Thomas Dowling aged 13 or so travelled with Eliza Tayspill: I don't know who chaperoned whom but shortly after their arrival she married his big brother Henry junior ! In 1
21. Re: Convict shipping [0.977704]
Hi Listers Let me say at the outset that there is no right or wrong here. I would simply like to put forward some observations from my own experience concerning possible confusions in the records, especially those pertaining to the transportation of convicts, and the way they are indexed, lest any one fall into the trap of not fully appreciating what they are looking at and how they should be interpreted. These comments span from the creation of the records in the first place to present time and are not
22. Re: [AUS-Tas] Expression? [0.977704]
Check this one out: http://www.randomhouse.com/wotd/index.pperl?date=19990630 > This may seem a strange request but I would like to know the > origin of the expressions' Bloke, blokes??? does it originate from our > early history in VDL or?? Kind regards Tas > > -- Anne PICKETTS Waipu, NZ Researching: LEADBEATER, SMITH, WASHINGTON, BARKER, SHEPHERD, PEARSON, ROBINSON, GILL, HARRIS, FISH, SUTTON in YKS and CBL
23. contact [0.977704]
Hi List Something out of the ordinary but pertinant to my research, could someone help me make contact with the scout movement please. Kind regards Tas
24. Re: [AUS-Tas] Wills [0.977704]
Hi Ian, I had thought of that but he left everything to his wife. There may have been another Emma Watkins in Hobart. Thanks Marcia Watson Western Australia mjwatson1@iprimus.com.au
25. CHURCH in Tas and Vic [0.977704]
Hi List, Is anyone researching CHURCH families with links to Tas and Vic ? Would like to hear from you, Peter Cox Victoria researching Henry Maroney CHURCH
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