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1. RE: "AUSTRALIAN VITAL RECORDS" [1]
What's really interesting about this issue is that my local LDS center has the Vital Records CD's for use. Work that one out! > -----Original Message----- > From: Raymond W. M. Henderson [SMTP:batman@diesel.net.au] > Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 1999 1:31 PM > To: AUS-Tasmania-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: "AUSTRALIAN VITAL RECORDS" > > To list members, I've just hung up from talking to one of the people > down at my local LDS center, as I was trying to make inquiries about the > price and purchase of CD ROM's
2. Re: AUS-Tasmania-D Digest V99 #242 [1]
Dear Listees Could people who know (or find out) do us all a favour and post addresses where the AVR CD's can be purchased in the US and in NZ? The easier we can make it for our overseas mates, the more likely they are to help us. Do they have unique identification numbers? Can they be purchased through WWW CD sites? Brian Brown Researching BROWN!, GARLICK, NUTTALL, WATSON in CLARENCE, GEORGETOWN, LEFROY Best wishes Brian
3. Fair last Saturday [1]
Hi everyone, The Advocate newspaper reported today that the Tasmanian Family and Local History Fair, held at Westbury last Saturday was attended by 700 people. There were 43 stalls displaying various items of interest as well as talks throughout the day. I would like to congratulate the Westbury Historical Society for hosting the fair which will hopefully become an annual event here in Tasmania. It was also lovely to meet some of the people who are on this mailing list. Maybe we can get a few interstate
4. William MILES [1]
William MILES seems to be a fairly common name. There were at least a dozen convicts arriving in NSW and Tasmania with this name, so there must be several more as well. I am looking for one William MILES who fathered 2 children, the latter at Hobart in 1845. He was possibly unmarried and about 20-40 years old at the time. Mother and child travelled to Victoria shortly afterwards. Any advice on how to discover the fate of this person would be really appreciated. Any information that could discount some of
5. local papers [1]
Hi All, I was hoping that someone would be able to tell me if the Hobart paper BDM was online any where, or if it has put into a book or on film =========================================== Sharon Ross sharon@river.net.au Rochester, VIC, 3561 AUSTRALIA Family names: Pursell, Lahl, Reason, Wilton Dillon, Morley, Cohen, Williams Ross, Glasson, Arnold ===========================================
6. Fw: {not a subscriber} Re: Looking for two brothers - The Mr Plentys. [1]
Forward of message, please reply to: Karen McCormack >Hi Myra > >Here is your J B Plenty and a brother. This if from the Victorian Death >Index. > >Surname: PLENTY >Given Names: James Bertram >Father: Henry Willia >Mother: Helen Theresa DUFFY >Death Place: CROY >Age: 67 >Age Code: >Year: 1971 >Reg Number: 2117 >Event: D > >Surname: PLENTY >Given Names: Henry William >Father: Henry >Mother: Helen DUFFY >Death Place: BLAC >Age: 72 >Age Code: >Year: 1977 >Reg Number: 6030 >Event: D
7. Website Update [1]
Hi everyone I have just updated my site and have added about 700 names. www.ozemail.com.au/~abrownel Andrew Brownell Western Australia Researching: Tasmania Aisbitt, Allford, Allpike, Asprey, Brownell, Burrows, Burt, Butler, Davidson, Drake, Finlayson, Freeman, Greenslade, Groom, Hawley, Hite, Hurst, Lord, Miller, Minnett, Neal, Newman, Paine, Pendrell, Philpott, Preston, Propsting, Roday, Rowell, Salier, Sharman, Sloper, Stevenson, Temple Britain (with descendants in Tasmania) Bispham, Breeze,
8. convict records [1]
Does anyone know where I would write to obtain convict records for those that were forwarded on to VDL from Norfolk Island? Sandra. Victoria.
9. Fw: Jane Howard [1]
Forward of message, please reply to: frances@mail.smartchat.net.au >Jane Howard married Peter Bassett in 1855 at Windemere, on the Tamar >River. They had 13 children and lived around the Pipers River, Turners >Marsh area. I have been able to trace Peter back to Birmingham but have >been unable to find any trace of Jane before her marriage. Anyone out >there able to help me?? > >
10. CROWHURST [1]
Is there anybody researching the 2 convicts Thomas and John William CROWHURST ? Does anybody know which County in England these convicts came from. Family folklore says that the Family came from France and when they arrived in England they adopted the name CROWHURST,from the location that they found themselves in. There are only 2 Crowhurst town in England in East Surrey and in Sussex.The IGI entries strongly suggests Sussex as the most likely County. However I suspect that the 2 convicts may have come from
11. Re: Kermode and Wilmot! [1]
Dear Lee, I am happy you learnt about your Kermode Street. Forgive me but I am unfamiliar exactly where Port Sorrel is however is it near Mona Vale or Ross. Both these places were mentioned in relation to William Kermode's son, Robert Kermode. There is an interesting piece on him in these encyclopedias: "During the 1840s he began building a residence at Mona Vale-the third family residence to be erected on the property-and in 1868 he entertained the Duke of Edinburgh there during the Duke's visit to Ta
12. PALMER [1]
Hi Listers, I am seeking any information on a James Palmer who was tried at Norwich in June 1831 and transported for stealing. He arrived here in Tasmania in 1832. Does anyone have a connection with the PALMER line? Thanks in advance, Roger in Tasmania.
13. Cabin Passengers - "Berwick" (1823) [1]
Cabin Passengers on the ship "Berwick", arrived Hobart Town 21 June 1823 KERMODE, William Esq. (his second visit to the colony) ABBOTT, John Mr (son of the Deputy Judge Advocate of VDL) SUTHERLAND, Mr and Mrs GALLOWAY, Miss TURNBULL, Mrs DAVICE, Miss TURNBULL, Miss SHAND, Mr HILL, Mr, Mrs and Miss FOSTER, Mrs and 2 sons DALRYMPLE, Mr ALLEN, Mr HARRISON, Mr and Master TILL, Mr and Mrs FARQUHARSON, Mr ANSTREY [sic], Mr and Mrs and 3 children (= ANSTEY, Thomas, later of "Anstey Barton", Oatlands [my note]) DI
14. Cabin Passengers - "Trimbo" (1846) [1]
Cabin Passengers on the schooner "Trimbo", sailed Port Adelaide 3 August 1846, arrived Hobart Town 10 August 1846 CLARE, Mrs MARTIN, Mrs & family DRUMMOND, Mr SHARP, Mr EXTON, Mr WATERHOUSE, Mr LOVELL, Mr Source: CSO 92/17 F30 -- E-mail: dburbury@vision.net.au ------------------ Launceston, Tasmania http://www.vision.net.au/~dburbury/burbury.htm (Burbury family page) http://www.gunpowder-plot.org/gun-plot.htm (Gunpowder Plot page) Listowner: BURBURY Mailing List Co-owner: GUNPOWD
15. Re: Fwd: Collapse of Bank of Tasmania [1]
Douglas how do you suggest I tell my septogenarian brother, who has recently given up smoking, that our ggparents probably needed the money to live on and that all those teenage years he spent digging were most probably in vain? Writing family history can involve compromise especially when one's siblings are several decades older. The trade-off for the address was that I include the treasure map in the writing up of the family history. So keep your spade ready Douglas. >Christine, > >At 07:40 1999
16. Re: Govners. [1]
Hi Diane, Douglas, the sleuth, came across a comprehensive list of Tasmanian Governors the other day. You can check it out at http://www.dpac.tas.gov.au/governor/pastgovs.html regards, Meryl Yost, Launceston, Tasmania ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Listowner: AUS-Tasmania mailing list http://www.vision.net.au/~tashistory/mailist.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/
17. New Members Interest (VENN) [1]
My name is Alan PAUL, I live in Melbourne Victoria. I am searching for descendants of my GGGrandfather James VENN's half brother Mathew VENN. See below for known members of this branch of my family. Mathew VENN was born Abt. 1826 in Cutcombe Somerset, England to William VENN and Mary MATHEWS, and died 4 Sep 1869 in Oatlands, Tasmania, Australia. He married in 1860 Hannah (Eliza) NICHOLS in Tasmania, Australia. Children of Mathew VENN and Hannah NICHOLS are: i. John Henry VENN, b. 29 Nov 1862, Oatlan
18. Re: AUS-Tasmania-D Digest V99 #242 [1]
Hi everyone, I'm an LDS member, but unfortunately we are NOT permitted to buy the AVR CD's. They are only available for use within our Family History Centres or other genealogical organizations and "legally" cannot be obtained for personal use by any individual residing in Australia. However, as you are aware, people have been getting friends from the US and NZ to purchase a copy for them. Hope this clarifies things. Regards Donna :o) Noelene Lyons wrote: > > Hi Listers > if you know an LDS member th
19. Surname: DERANIAN [1]
Hi List, Recently there have been a few postings here asking advice on seemingly incomprehensible mysteries. Here's another one: Has anyone ever come across the surname DERANIAN/DERAINIAN in their Tasmanian research? It sounds Assyrian, like YOSSARIAN or SUBRAMANIAN. The only reference I can find is the birth of a child Christopher DERAINIAN, on 7 August 1864, father Christopher, mother Sarah nee BURBURY. The father was described as a mariner. I have a big problem with this birth, as what appear to be t
20. Re: Tasmanian Newspapers [1]
snip | Dear Myra, | | My encyclopedias are just wonderful snip | If any one else is interested please let me know. | Mary of Melbourne snip Hello Mary, I'd appreciate it if you could tell me what your encyclopedia says about James McDonald, Attorney General of Tasmania 1940 - 1946? or of any of his children, Thomas Raymond MHA, and John Joseph MHA? I am researching McDonald and Kean in Tasmania. The McDonald's are still there, but all the Kean's escaped to Victoria I believe. I am interested in the Mt Lye
21. Re: oz vital records [1]
Hi Charles; thanks for the help with info contained in the AVR. you questioned the whereabouts of ACT in this lot. the ACT records were included with NSW until 1930 - the FCT (Federal Capital Territory) - did not exist prior to 1927 ce) when it became the responsibility of BMD in Canberra. regards to all keven Charles Green wrote: > > Hi all, > > I have sent this to each of the genealogy lists that we are subscribed > to. That means that I will receive it five times, and others may > receive it up to
22. Lee/Smith [1]
Hi Everyone, Do you recognise any of these. Descendants of Martha Lee Generation No. 1 1. MARTHA3 LEE (JONATHAN2, JONATHAN1) was born 1852. She married WILLIAM SMITH. Children of MARTHA LEE and WILLIAM SMITH are: i. JANET4 SMITH, b. 1872. ii. MARTHA SMITH, b. 1873. iii. WILLIAM SMITH, b. 1875. iv. MARY SMITH, b. 1877. v. GEORGE WESTWOOD SMITH, b. 1879. vi. MARGARET SMITH, b. 1881. vii. JOHN THOMAS SMITH, b. 1883. 2. viii. JAMES WALTER SMITH, b. 1885. ix. HANNAH BELLA SMIT
23. need e-mail address [1]
Could someone help find a email address for David Ilke, he lives in Tasmania someplace or maybe someone know's him. Thanking You Kindly For Any Assistance You Can Give Bill Pearson
24. Re: Lady Hamilton's Tasmania [1]
Hi Kay, You could try searching Bibliofind at http://www.bibliofind.com/ There are usually a lot of Tasmanian books listed. regards, Meryl Yost, Launceston, Tasmania ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Listowner: AUS-Tasmania mailing list http://www.vision.net.au/~tashistory/mailist.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: Kay Podmore
25. Ship Building [1]
Hi Listers, I noticed in the book 'Shipping arrivals and departures in Tasmania' that the government of Tasmania owned a number of ships. Some they brought (in England etc.) and some they had built in Tasmania. I am looking for information as to how and when my great grandfather John Trenley RANCE came to Australia. Various certificate that I have show his occupation as a sawyer, ships sawyer etc. The time of his arrival in Tasmania was some time between 1838 and 1843. I can't find him
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