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1. Re: [GEELONG] Re: Chilwell/Newton Fire Brigrade [1]
Hi Lorraine, Recently I was putting together a presentation to give to schools for the Geelong Heritage Centre and I remember looking at a couple of photos of the Newtown / Chilwell Fire Brigade - 1860s to maybe 1880s or beyond. The Heritage Centre have a terrific collection of photos. I'd suggest that you put in a research request to the Heritage Centre. As well as checking photos I'd ask them to check the Geelong Advertiser Indexes and articles for you as part of the same Research Request. Contact de
2. Re: [GEELONG] Look Up Please [1]
Hi Sandra, I can actually send you a copy of the entire article which includes two photographs - one of the late Henry MEAKIN and Mr R H MEAKIN if you would like it. Just send your postal address directly to greenthumbs@bigpond.com so I can post it to you. I believe these articles were actually written by the families themselves and are brief biographies of the families. Amanda ----- Original Message ----- From: "SOMERS" To: Sent: Thursday,
3. Family photos? [1]
Ada, This is quite uncanny - I have an Ernest b. 1875, Laura b. 1880 and Evelyn b. 1883 in my family, but no Lily but an Ethel. I have photos of them taken later in life at Geelong photographers. So close and yet so far!! Hopefully someone owns them Carollyn Williams
4. Fw: [GEELONG] Are these your family photos? [1]
What if the photos were taken in Geelong but the children were born overseas? best wishes Jenny Fawcett ----- Original Message ----- From: "Amanda" To: Sent: Saturday, January 08, 2005 5:11 PM Subject: Re: [GEELONG] Are these your family photos? > Hi Ada, > > They're not from my families, but I've had a bit of a fiddle on the Pioneer > Index and the best I can suggest is that they may be the children of George > BRADLEY and Eliza MART
5. Request: Meredith School No 1420 Centenary 1874-1974 [1]
Hello Everyone, I'm wondering if anyone has a copy of the " Meredith School No. 1420 Centenary 1874-1974" as the Geelong & District Cons'd Book Index indicates there is a reference for a JAMES HANKINSON on page 17 of the book. I'd be very greatful if SKS could provide me with details of James' entry in the book. much thanks, Brenda
6. Re: [GEELONG] History of Geelong & Corio Bay with Postscript [1]
Thanks, Carolyn. I think the first mentioned E & C Martin are mine (Edwin and Caleb, brothers who were stonemasons), but I doubt the Cricket Club Hotel Edwin belongs to me, and probably not the Gold Mining Edwin Martin. Jill ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carollyn Williams" To: Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2005 6:43 PM Subject: Re: [GEELONG] History of Geelong & Corio Bay with Postscript > p. 218 > "A new fence [at Geelong Botani
7. "Carollyn Williams" [1]
Carollyn, If you see this message can you please post your current email address. I'm getting bounces off the wisteria@netspace.net.au address..... : 210.15.254.248 does not like recipient. Remote host said: 550 : Recipient address rejected: wisteria@netspace.net.au has expired Giving up on 210.15.254.248. I have a look up request on Sir George Seymour passenger list. Cheers, Bill Bill Bolton Sydney, Australia
8. Meredith School [1]
Brenda, The reference is in a list of pupils who attended the Meredith Primary School. Hankinson, James was at pupil in 1928. regards Dianne Hughes
9. Palace Cinema-theatre [1]
I am trying to locate any information about the Palace Cinema in Ryrie Street. For example. when it was built, who the architect was, and has it always been a theatre? many thanks Lorraine --------------------------------- Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies.
10. McCuskers in Victoria [1]
Dear Listers I am researching a McCukser family in Victoria (and possibly WA and NSW) (for my wife). The following is a brief summary of what is currently known (or believed to be known). All grandchildren, great grandchildren etc. have been omitted for privacy reasons. The main family being researched in Thomas and Catherine McCusker - marred in Ballarat (1871) - Thomas died in Geelong (1910), Catherine in Melbourne (1930) Thomas McCusker was born in either 1846 or 1847 in White Hill, Co. Fermanagh
11. Help Book Look Please Grant [1]
Hello All, I am wondering if someone will look up Grant infant page 38 In the book By the Visiation of God Inquest held for Geelong & Dist V2 1851-1859. Also tell me where I can buy Geelong Hotel & their Lincenses. Many thank Marjorie
12. More family photos [1]
I am not sure if I have posted this previously but Ada's email prompted this question. Is anyone researching the Murray, Stewart or Scott families fo Geelong. I have photos taken by Wilmot & Keys of; Will Murray - c 10 x 15 cm Fanny Murray ( nee Roy) circa 1890's - passport size photo Matthew & Emily Stewart (nee Ashmore) - carte de visite photo Unknown Murray girl possibly sister of Will - c 10 x 15 cm I have a reproduction of 4 generations of the Scott family - Susan (nee Ashmore) with son, grandson an
13. Are these your family photos? [1]
>Hello Listers, Taken in Geelong, at Wilmot & Key, 31 Malop St Geelong, numbered 30354 and 30356, they are the children of one family. The photos were in a purchased album about 15 years ago. Taken about 1884/5 Lily, age about 11/12 Ernest age about 9/10 Evelyn age about 7/8 Laura age about 4/6. Very smartly dressed. The eldest girl, Lily has long fair hair the youngest Laura has darker, but very curly hair. The other 2 children are wearing hats, but the few whisps I can see are quite fair. I've pl
14. Winter family in Geelong [1]
Carollyn has told me of a book "The Geelong Germans : A Record of some 19th Century Families". This mentions the name WINTER. Following my previous mail re 'Germans in Geelong in 1914', could anyone do a lookup and provide a few details about the WINTERs, in particular the Winter who had a wine cellar in Grovedale, previously Germantown, just south of Geelong. Just one or two sentences would satisfy me. Thanks heaps -- Best regards, Julie Love (WILLIAMS) from Cairns mailto:
15. Moorabool Street [1]
Hello All, Still trying to locate identity of the businesses/shops that existed in Moorabool Street c. 1913. I have located the exact block which included 60 - 70 Moorabool Street on the GeoVic site. Also found quite a few photos on Picture Australia. It appears that the block in question is on the south-west corner of Corio Street. My photos show 'The Age' building and 'Picadilly' something. Am I on the right block? My aunt, a wine merchant, lived at 66 or 68 Moorabool Street in 1913. It is obvious that b
16. Re: [GEELONG] Marriage of Patrick KELLY and Margaret MORGAN [1]
Thanks Sue for your efforts. Daryl >From: "Sue Neale & Dean Cloy" >Reply-To: AUS-VIC-GEELONG-DISTRICT-L@rootsweb.com >To: AUS-VIC-GEELONG-DISTRICT-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [GEELONG] Marriage of Patrick KELLY and Margaret MORGAN >Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2005 18:21:45 +0800 > >Daryl > >No luck with a marriage - but have listed all the births which were all >listed as Bung/Bungaree. As their first Thomas was born in 1870 the >marriage (if there was one) is like to be around th
17. Geelong Insolvents [1]
GA 10.1.1874: LOUGHLIN, John, carter, Geelong GA 26.2.1874: MARSHALL, James, builder, Geelong
18. Re: [GEELONG] Family photos? [1]
Hello Carolyn. What a tease! I read the names, then realized the order of birth ruled this family out. For a moment I thought I had a candidate for ownership! Thanks for responding. Regards Ada At 14:56 06-01-05 +1100, you wrote: >Ada, >This is quite uncanny - I have an Ernest b. 1875, Laura b. 1880 and Evelyn >b. 1883 in my family, but no Lily but an Ethel. I have photos of them >taken later in life at Geelong photographers. So close and yet so far!! >Hopefully someone owns them >Carollyn Williams
19. Re: [GEELONG] Ellen Mary Kennedy [1]
Joan I have a Harris/Kennedy family in Geelong who might perhaps fit. It is a long story, but briefly Ellen Kennedy (nee McGrath) came to Tasmania in 1819 as a convict. She married Henry Harris (convict) in 1825 and they had several children (we have only been able to identify two). Henry and Ellen seperated: one daughter (Margaret Harris) married George Willis and came to Port Fairy. Ellen Harris/Kennedy then came to Port Fairy and then Geelong. IN 1871 when she died at Geelong she said that oe of her gra
20. Re: [GEELONG] Ellen Mary Kennedy [1]
The name Harris has provoked a memory that there was a Mgt Harris living here in the Cape Clear/Pitfield area and she had a daughter too. Something always didnt match with other names about as I remember There are burials in the Cape Clear Cem for her and I think an Abel HArris and a small child. Maybe that also throws some more search lines out. Craig Cook ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jenny Fawcett" To: Sent: Saturday, January 29, 20
21. Geelong Midwives [1]
Thank you to those who have taken the time to send details of Geelong & district midwives listed on birth certificates. If anyone now has family information on the actual named midwife, please contact me and we can add these details to our database. .Please keep the entries coming. Thanks, Pam Jennings RALSTON, Mrs RANKIN, Mrs RAYNOR, Mrs REDDIE, Mrs RENAUGHT, Mrs RENDALL REYNOLDS, Mrs ROURKE, Mrs RYAN, Mr
22. Re: Chilwell & Newton Fire Brigade [1]
Thanks to both Susie Z and Carollyn for helping me with the information that I asked for. Susie this Mailing List is amazingly wonderful for helping people like me. Again Thank you for your wonderful help and all the best for 2005 Regards Lorraine
23. Re: [GEELONG] BARTHOLD [1]
Hi Brian "So Fine a Country", Ian Wynd, p 116: [Re Fyansford] While the district population increased, that of the village itself did not match it; even in 1861 there were only eight names listed in the directory: W. Kishere, Balmoral hotel and also postmaster; S. Hasell, Swan Hotel; McLennan, Fyansford Hotel; Joseph Wilks, blacksmith and wheelwright; Barthold and Lowe, millers; Henry Turner, storekeeper; Genkin, Butcher; and Victor Cornu, vinedresser. Should you or anyone be able to tell me an
24. Re: [GEELONG] History of Geelong & Corio Bay with Postscript [1]
Hi Jill Under the heading 'Botanical Gardens': 'History of Geelong & Corio Bay with Postscript' page 218 ... A new fence merited a new main entrance gate, so the Council let further contracts -#128 to E. and C. Martin for bluestone pillars ... This was in 1874. In a chapter titled 'Hotel Life': page 384 '... When Edwin Martin opened at the Cricket Club-hotel, Chilwell, early in 1854 a large number of the residents rallied to show their interest. Martin responded by arranging an inauguration dinner f
25. Germans in Geelong in 1914 [1]
In 1913 my widowed Aunt Marie (nee WILLIAMS) married a German born Robert KIEPERT in Geelong. Marie gave her occupation as a 'wine merchant', living 66 Moorabool Street. Robert was born in Germany, arrived in Australia in 1908, and was naturalised in May 1913. Recently I came across reference to a document on the NAA site entitled "KIEPERT and WINTER Geelong". After paying online for it, I received the document this morning. Addressed to The Officer Commanding, District Head Quarters, Melbourne, it is wri
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