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1. [GEELONG] ss Great Britain [1]
Good morning Dianne (resending Dianne - finally remembered how to forward to List - I hope!) The SS Great Britain has an official website http://www.ss-Great-Britain.com The ship has been towed back to Bristol and rebuilt and is now a registered museum. Lots of information here regarding its history etc., plus pics. Another site, put up by the NEW family, is worth a visit. Has an interesting passenger's diary. Do not have the URL to hand, but typing - New Family Great Britain - into Google should get
2. Re: [GEELONG] Stepping Stones [1]
Hi Dianne, Thank you for your reply. I have found out that my local library does have it in stock, so I will take it out and read it first before I think about buying it. Thank you again for your reply. Regards Pat Sharp ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dianne Hughes" To: Sent: Monday, March 31, 2003 9:05 PM Subject: [GEELONG] Stepping Stones > You can buy that from Golden Plains Shire, but to be honest, it's a bi
3. Re: [GEELONG] Immigration Depot [1]
Diane the picture of the immigration depot was in one of the Art Gallery books as a painting. Can't remember who the painter was. Copies of it were in the Heritage Centre. Elaine ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dianne Hughes" To: Sent: Monday, March 31, 2003 7:25 PM Subject: [GEELONG] Immigration Depot > I'm sitting here scratching my head, because somewhere, I've seen a photo > of the Immigration Barracks. I cannot for the love of me r
4. [GEELONG] Eureka Inn [1]
Can anybody tell me what a Lic. Victualler is? I have an ancestor on my husbands side that must have worked at the Eureka Inn. His name is William Greenwood abt the 1850-60's. Thankyou in advance Erica NSW
5. Re: [GEELONG] Immigration Depot [1]
Hi Dianne, The "picture" you're thinking of - would that be the painting by Charles Mackin of the Industrial School (which is what the Immigration Depot became)? The original is in the Geelong Art Gallery but appeared in different articles in the Addy - I think in their 150 years celebration series which were reproduced in the book you mentioned. We have a copy of the painting and permission from the Gallery to reproduce it in our Point Henry arrivals books. Regards ........... Susie Z ----- Original
6. [GEELONG] Holden people. [1]
Greetings to Listers, particularly Holdens. Holden of Hampton thinks he has relatives in Geelong. Please reply direct if you are interested. Tis Bob's birthday and I am doing this as a gift for him; cos he's a newbie. Robert Holden's e-mail. is...... pambobholden@netspace.net.au Many thanks in advance. I have warned Bob sort of about a flood of e-mails. Cheers for now. Harry Davies at Anglesea. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). V
7. Re: [GEELONG] MARRIAGE LOOK UP PLEASE!!!!!! [1]
Hello Julie Kathleen Lucy Singleton married John Michael Oliver McDonald 1926 (7541) This was on Vic marriage index Elaine Kranjc ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2003 7:35 AM Subject: [GEELONG] MARRIAGE LOOK UP PLEASE!!!!!! > WOULD SOMEONE please look up marriage in Geelong between > Kath Singleton and ?? McDonald around 1920-30 . > Kath's parent's were Bridget Egan and John Michael Singleton. > Thank you
8. Re: [GEELONG] where would they be buried? [1]
Hello Chris, Anyone dying in Heidelberg may have been buried in Coburg Cemetery, or wherever family were buried. Hotham East was North Melbourne so the person may have been buried in the Melbourne General Cemetery or again in the Coburg cemetery. Good luck, Doris ----- Original Message ----- From: "Christine Anderson" To: Sent: Friday, April 18, 2003 5:31 PM Subject: [GEELONG] where would they be buried? > Hello Fellow listers, > I under
9. Re: [GEELONG] where would they be buried? [1]
Thanks John, You may well be right that he has died in a hospital and just been registered in that area, he was only 48 when he died.I suspect he was not married, none on the index till 1920, his mother died the year before at Footscray, I will write to them, have the address, she was widowed in 1899 so I suspect her son may have just stayed with Mum. I appreciate your help, Chris.
10. Re: [GEELONG] publication [1]
Hi Liz, Try the GSV library in-line http://www.gsv.org.au/ or the AIGS http://www.aigs.org.au/Default.htm Jenny Boyer Harkaway, Victoria
11. [GEELONG] St Augustine's Orphanage, Geelong [1]
Morning All, Here is a special Easter present for everyone. Thanks to the generosity of Jan Lier, one of our Geelong & District Mailing List members, we now have a web site for St Augustine's Orphanage, Geelong which includes a FULL transcription of the Admission & Discharge Registers 1857-1878. Thank you Jan!!! Enjoy ........... http://www.zades.com.au/geelong/gdaugust.htm Regards ........... Susie Zada
12. Re: [GEELONG] Rev B H Power [1]
OOH---who just said " he was SENT to Australia for his health?" That statement may aid me in my endeavor to find how, when and why my two HILL brothers went there........That is about the timeframe I need as parents died in 1853....or thereabouts. Tell me more of your Rev Power's journey. Marylyn Dewey Adam Ocala, FL USA
13. [GEELONG] Ship Arrival Lists [1]
Hi People, I have just received passenger lists for 3 ships into Pt Adelaide: Leontine arrived 1/8/1848 La Rochelle arrived 3/9/1855 Peter Godeffroy arrived 18/11/1855 I can do lookups for anyone or scan and email copies. Doug
14. Re: [GEELONG] Adoption: [1]
I remember a previous listing about SILKS and the child having a different name. Suggest you search list for details. Julie
15. Re: [GEELONG] Sir George Seymour [1]
Hi Doug, All passengers are listed in "Pentonvillains" by Ian Wynd. The Sir George Seymour arrived in Geelong/Point Henry from Hobart with convicts known as "Exiles". Regards ......... Susie Z ----- Original Message ----- From: "Doug Price" To: Sent: Wednesday, April 23, 2003 5:56 PM Subject: [GEELONG] Sir George Seymour > Hi People, > > > > Does anyone have a list of passengers on the Sir George Seymour which > arrived in Vic in May
16. [GEELONG] where would they be buried? [1]
Hello Fellow listers, I understand the rules re keeping in area but I do need a little help and I hope you don't mind. Some one dying in Heidelberg in 1935 Where are they likely to have been interred. Also Hotham East dying in 1891. I want to contact the people in charge to check registers. Any advise appreciated, Chris in West. Aust. Help offered to any one needing W.A. lookups.
17. [GEELONG] JIM EGAN / ALVIE O'DOWD [1]
Seeking any information - marriage, children etc on JAMES (Jim) EGAN born 1911 GEELONG who married ALVIE O'DOWD - date unknown - Would like date of marriage and children's names if possible or someone with connections to this EGAN family to contact me. Believe they might have lived MOONEE PONDS after marriage, I am Jim's great niece. Thanks JULIE
18. [GEELONG] Dancey family of Geelong [1]
Joseph Dancey and wife Maria (nee Yeomans) migrated from London to Geelong in 1850's with children Mary Ann (who m.Francis Sire), William (m. Elizabeth Nash), Maria (m. William Cocking) and Joseph (m. Mary Ann Lofts). There may also have been a child called Albert. Joseph came first, on the "Star of the East" 1854 and the rest of the family came on "Black Eagle" in 1857. I also suspect that a brother of Josephs may have arrived at the same time as he did, maybe with him. Does anyone have any information on
19. Re: [GEELONG] Kennedy [1]
Sorry about the last e-mail just a hicup with my network and the info on the death cert. is not always correct even if it was his parents that gave the info it would have been a very hard time for them. Di > I have a "BRICK WALL" called KENNEDY and would appreciate any help or > snippets of info... > My particular interest at the moment is a Robert Kennedy who married a > Johanna Ryan in 1870 in Richmond Vic. His died in FLINDERS in 1910. > Info may mean I can claim him, or eliminate him, but either wo
20. [GEELONG] Some BDM spares for Geelong [1]
Please contact me if you would like further details on the following: Vicki McWILLIAM, Lachlan, d. 2/3/1854, Geelong, 21 mths WILLIAMS, Jane, d. 14/2/1854, Geelong, 10 WILLIAMS, Charles, d, 3/3/1854, Geelong, 7 mths BURNETT, John, d. 28/2/1854, Geelong, 2 SWINNERTON, Joseph, d. 1/3/1854, Ashby, 51
21. Re: [GEELONG] Ship Arrival Lists [1]
Dear Doug Are there any members of the FILMER, WRIGHT, LADD or JOLMARSH families on your lists? Thanks Jennifer >Hi People, > > > >I have just received passenger lists for 3 ships into Pt Adelaide: > > > >Leontine arrived 1/8/1848 > >La Rochelle arrived 3/9/1855 > >Peter Godeffroy arrived 18/11/1855 > > > >I can do lookups for anyone or scan and email copies. > > > >Doug > > > >==== AUS-VIC-GEELONG-DISTRICT Mailing List ==== >Geelong & Distr
22. Re: [GEELONG] where would they be buried? [1]
Thank you John I will contact them, Chris
23. [GEELONG] Orphans in 1849 [1]
Dear Listers, Is there anyone with any idea of where I should look to find the possible adoption of a baby born onboard a ship in 1849. The baby's name was Frederick Silk, and his young mother died 6 days after his birth on the voyage to Australia. The Sir George Seymour landed at Point Henry in Geelong. The father of the child was only 19 years of age at the time and there is no sign of this child with the name Frederick Silk anywhere here in Australia. What adoption opportunities were available in
24. Re: [GEELONG] Millard - Geelong Western Cemetry [1]
Hi Christine - will see if there is a headstone and take a photo for you - regards Pam Jennings (Geelong Cemeteries Trust) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Christine Papworth Rhoden" To: Sent: Wednesday, April 30, 2003 7:18 AM Subject: [GEELONG] Millard - Geelong Western Cemetry > I have recently discovered my ancestral uncle Thomas Millard was convicted of poaching and sent to Tasmania. He later moved to Geelong and had
25. Re: [GEELONG] Eureka Inn [1]
A licenced victualler is a publican. At NSW State Archives there are Indexes to Publican Licences. I would expect there would be the same in Victoria. Selena -----Original Message----- From: Fuzz To: AUS-VIC-GEELONG-DISTRICT-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, 1 April 2003 17:40 Subject: [GEELONG] Eureka Inn >Can anybody tell me what a Lic. Victualler is? >I have an ancestor on my husbands side that must have worked at the Eureka Inn. His name is
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