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1. Re: [GEELONG] Re Searching for William STEWART & family in the1860's [1]
Hello again Robyn I forgot to mention my William Stewart b 1815 son of William Stewart & Jean Cruickshank was baptised at the Manse of Forglen, Banff and also his marriage to Helen Grant was shown as Forglen & Rathven, Banff. William Snr b 1785 was baptised "In Ryland" at Alvah, Banff and married to Jean at Forglen, Banff. So my Stewart/Stuart ancestors were mainly from Banff. Joan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joan" > Hello Robyn > > I apologise for the delay in replying, I'
2. Re: [GEELONG] Re John Cooper [1]
Hello Listers, this is the most fascinating group of which to be a member. I thoroughly enjoy reading everyone's detailed information about our wonderful area. thank you all, kind regards dorothy ~~~~~~``` -----Original Message----- From: aus-vic-geelong-district-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:aus-vic-geelong-district-bounces@rootsweb.com]On Behalf Of Marion Stainsby Sent: Tuesday, 22 May 2007 4:56 PM To: aus-vic-geelong-district@rootsweb.com Cc: Janette Pfeifer Subject: Re: [GEELONG] Re John Cooper H
3. Re: [GEELONG] William and Robert JACKSON [1]
Hello Ann Do any of these look familiar? The years for Robert's family are a little out to the ones you specified though so perhaps not yours. Hope these help. Joan in NSW Digger - Pioneer Index. Victoria 1836-1888 Query ----- Surname : jackson (3244 matches) Event : b (926847 matches) Spouse Surname/Fathe : william (167998 matches) Spouse Gvn Names/Mot : maria (30853 matches) Total matching records: 25 --------------------
4. Re: [GEELONG] Help with photo [1]
Doug, Your link is wrong, you have the same thing twice. Looks like a sibling group. Cheers. Anne from Cairns, Aus. > Doug wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I have uploaded an old photo to HYPERLINK > "http://i194.photobucket.com/albums/z29/Doug49/X019.jpg"http://i194.photo > buc > ket.com/albums/z29/Doug49/X019.jpg and I am asking for help with the > identification. Think the photo was taken at Nhill, Vic. The oldest > man > is probably Charles William Schultz
5. Re: [GEELONG] William and Robert JACKSON [1]
Hi Jennifer, thank you so much for your help. I will work through them all and then I can see where they travelled across Victoria and NSW. I couldn't find Kildare on any online map of Vic. so searched for Kildare St and there is one in North Geelong near Bell Park so perhaps that was a settlement in the early days. Jennifer, may I ask another favour please? Could you see if there is a marriage record for Robert Laws JACKSON to Rachel STAPLETON? Up till your email I couldn't find a wife for Robert an
6. Re: [GEELONG] Re Searching for William STEWART & family in the1860's [1]
Hello Robyn I apologise for the delay in replying, I'm afraid I misplaced your email. I have not been able to get back as far as the early 1700's but I also have the name GRANT in the family tree although this is from a second marriage of my gg grandfather William Stewart who married Helen GRANT in 1848. They came to Australia in 1853 with their 2 daughter's Mary & Frances and settled in Geelong, Vic. Although my g grandfather Alexander was only 13 years of age [from the 1st marriage] he did not arri
7. Re: [GEELONG] COOPER of Highton - & Modewarre? [1]
Hello Marion, I realise this may be a little late and may not be of interest, and is away from Geelong, but there is a John Cooper Hall attached to the now Uniting Church in Benalla. Did your John COOPER by any chance belong to the Benalla area at any time? Could they be the same person? If so, and you can supply some further details we maybe able to help. Cheers, Bill Willett Secretary, Benalla & District Family History Group. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marion Stainsby"
8. Re: [GEELONG] Hackney Carriage owners in Geelong 1877 [1]
Thanks Susie, good job again. Do you know anything about the councillors, in particular McNab???? Cheers. Anne from Cairns, Aus > Susie Zada wrote: > > Hi Folks, > > While researching a totally different subject, I came across the list of > cab > owners being assessed for licenses (December 1877) for 1878. There were > 48 > licensed cabs in Geelong in 1877. > > I thought it was a lovely and possibly useful list, so I've added it to > the > Geelong &
9. Re: [GEELONG] William and Robert JACKSON [1]
Hi Anne One other thought - the death certificate of Robert and Rachel's child who died in Victoria: Surname: JACKSON Given Names: William Robert Event: D Spouse Surname/Father: Robert Spouse Gvn Names/Mother: Rachel STAPLETON Age: 2 Sex: Birth Place: NSW Death Place: Year: 1855 Reg Number: 3396 Should give details of any siblings of this child - named if still alive, with ages: just gender if deceased. If there are any older children, perhaps born in England, that may indicate Robert and Rachel were ma
10. Re: [GEELONG] Foster, Charles [1]
I have researched this family for a friend sometime ago but I am also stuck on Charles and his son. Margaret Descendants of Charles Foster Generation No. 1 1. CHARLES1 FOSTER He married REBECCA NAYLOR. Child of CHARLES FOSTER and REBECCA NAYLOR is: 2. i. CHARLES FRANCIS2 FOSTER, b. 1856, Mount Moriac. Generation No. 2 2. CHARLES FRANCIS2 FOSTER (CHARLES1) was born 1856 in Mount Moriac. He married MARY ELIZABETH PARSONS 1876, daughter of JAMES PARSONS and ALICE HANBY. She was born 1849, an
11. Re: [GEELONG] PITTARD / DREW Marriage [1]
Hi Anne, It was from the Christ Church (Geelong) marriage register - also gave Geelong addresses for both parties so definitely doesn't look like Ballarat. Regards ......... Susie Z ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, May 19, 2007 4:18 PM Subject: Re: [GEELONG] PITTARD / DREW Marriage > Maybe transcribed wrongly or something like that. Where did you find > it?? > Cheers. Anne. > > > >> Susie Zada <
12. Re: [GEELONG] What is the difference between Alderman and Councillor? [1]
Hi Susie, I was about to suggest, as a councillor chosen by the councillors to be their leader/ Mayor, that it might mean a councillor who previously held an elected office/ Mayor, to show his stature. That was OK for Reeves, but didn't work for the others. Regards Ada Ada Ackerly. Melbourne Formerly Ackerly Docusearch ----- Original Message ----- From: "Susie Zada" To: Sent: Monday, May 21, 2007 8:30 AM Subject: [GEELONG] What is the differenc
13. Re: [GEELONG] Re PITTARD surname [1]
Janette, I'm Anne & I live in lovely warm Cairns, FNQld. James Alfred PITTARD ~1809-1898 Walcott, Bath, Som, UK, m 1833 Bath, Som. Ann WARR ~1812-1875 Bristol, Glou, UK kids: James Alfred b1845-1903 Bristol>B'rat m 1866 B'rat my gg gpa Annie DREW Mary Ann I have 1835 as she was 6yrs in 1841 William b1834-1866 Bath>G'long m 1855 G'long Mary Ann ANDREWS Elizabeth b1836-1906 Bristol>Northcote, Vic m 1854 Bristol, Glous, UK Charles BOWERING Jane 1837-
14. [GEELONG] Re PITTARD surname [1]
Hello to Anne from Cairns & Dorothy, It's Janette Pfeifer here from Victoria. In my connected files I have 2 PITTARD females both married to the same person. I see your Pittard's are from Walcott, where's that, I can't find it on the atlas I have?. I have a Mary PITTARD born 1830 Somerset married 5.9.1850 in South Petherton to John FOLLETT born 1827 also in South Petherton. Mary was a glover living at 52 Watergore, South Petherton as at the 1851 census & John & Mary had 6 children from
15. Re: [GEELONG] William and Robert JACKSON [1]
Hi Ann This is probably Robert's child, Henry. This time from the NSW online index http://www.bdm.nsw.gov.au/familyHistory/search.htm Registration Number Last Name Given Name(s) Father's Given Name(s) Mother's Given Name(s) District 4968/1858 JACKSON HENRY ROBERT L RACHEL BALRANALD Jennifer -----Original Message----- From: aus-vic-geelong-district-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:aus-vic-geelong-district-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Anne Sent: Tuesday, 22 May 2007 9:28 AM To: aus-vic-gee
16. [GEELONG] Lorna BURGER's address [1]
Can someone give me an e-mail address for Lorna BURGER, who was researching the TREWIN and other families in the Barrabool shire? I have exchanged snail mail with her in the past, though we've not been in touch recently, so I don't think she'd mind your passing her address to me off-line. Many thanks Marion
17. Re: [GEELONG] Re Searching for William STEWART & family in the 1860's [1]
Joan, Can't be of much help but I too am researching Stewarts from Banff Scotland and courtesy of Russell Fraser am back to William Stewart 1710 married Jean Grant. www.awt.ancestry.com/cgi/igm.cgi?op=DESC&db=fpgbgenerations&id=I3013 Alexander and William are a both common names in the generations of the family. The branch I am researching is William Stewart and Jane Mitchell who arrived in Sydney on a Bounty ship in 1839. There may be a connection through many of the males whose maraiges have not yet
18. Re: [GEELONG] Re Searching for William STEWART & family in the 1860's [1]
Hi Robyn William & Alexander are also common names in my ancestors. Do you have any connections to the Cruickshank name in Aberdeen as my Stewarts married into this family....Alexander, my great grandfather being Alexander Cruickshank Stewart/Stuart named after his grandmother's maiden name. I haven't been able to get back that far, only to James Stewart who married Susannah Stewart in Alvah, Banff in 1784. I wonder if there could be a connection between our families! Regards Joan in Wentworthville, N
19. Re: [GEELONG] Sawyers Arms Hotel [1]
Thanks very much for your response Robin. I've already had a discussion with someone else on the Maria GOODWIN/OSBORNE folk and decided it was not mine. My George OSBORNE and his father William both came from Bristol. William married Sarah (nee STRONG) born in Somerset. Thanks a lot and happy researching :-)) Sandra Murphy Auckland New Zealand ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robyn Gross" To: "SOMERS" ; Sent: Frid
20. Re: [GEELONG] COOPER of Modewarre, Benalla - and Highton? [1]
Bill, I'll scan my photocopies of the photos and send them off-list tomorrow - for tonight, my desk needs a major tidy-up before I get out more sheets of paper, and it's my bedtime. The originals are in our church archives, and have been cut down to fit into one of those mounts for bid occasions which have a lot of smaller photos around one big one. I don't know how much of their backing remains. Our layout person will be scanning them properly for the book. Robyn Gross sent me the following in
21. Re: [GEELONG] PITTARD / DREW Marriage [1]
Susie, O I get what you mean now, I didn't see that bit. I concentrated on the miss spelt Tiverton!!!! My records are duly changed. Thankyou again. You are busy today. Cheers. Anne from Cairns, Aus. > Susie Zada wrote: > > Hi Anne, > > It was from the Christ Church (Geelong) marriage register - also gave > Geelong addresses for both parties so definitely doesn't look like > Ballarat. > > Regards ......... Susie Z > > > ----- Original Message -----
22. Re: [GEELONG] Re PITTARD surname [1]
Alwynne, That sounds like the right place. I'm transcribing Walcott 1861 & it seems to be all 3 & 4 story terraces with tenants ranging from Doctors to laborers with a mob of kids. I found a pickie at I googled Axford building Walcott uk. It's under art.com it's a Giclee print by John Nattes item #12263468A. Not a very inviting place but I don't suppose they had much choice then. Good reason to come ove
23. [GEELONG] FRIEND, WEDGE, BURNHAM, ALVAN, SUTTON [1]
Hi, I'm looking for information about Ann(ie) Maria FRIEND, daughter of Charles FRIEND, who lived in Geelong from 1848-c.1854. She married Thomas WEDGE at Christ Church, Geelong in 1852. They moved to Tasmania where they later divorced. Annie married a William James BURNHAM (alias JW ALVAN) and returned to Geelong where they lived from 1886-92, and again in 1893/4. I have information about her from this period that "she has relatives in Geelong named "Sutton" one of whom is a butcher and another a storekeep
24. Re: [GEELONG] look up please [1]
Hi Janet, I just did a quick search of th eVictorian Pioneer Index: Using surname Neville and F with a wild card search. No francis but several Fredericks and on FANNY NEVILLE Fanny1857 (15487) Father: George Mother: Elizabeth Maria PARROTT Birth Place: GEELONG NEVILLE Given Names: Fanny M 1882 (4801) Spouse Surname ROBINSON Spouse Gvn Names Robert Edward Birth Place: GEELONG and in another families: NEVILLE Frederick1857(10612) Given Names: Event: B Father: Frederick Mother: Christina HARRISON
25. Re: [GEELONG] Query Name [1]
Hello Deidre, I guess that there have been hundreds( possibly thousands) of families involved with the Geelong Hospital throughout its history- Could you be a little more specific please..? In what capacity, what time frame etc." This could make your query much more fruitful... regards John Deirdre McDougall wrote: > Can skp please help me I am trying to find the surname of the family > involved with the Geelong hospital > Cheers > Deirdre > deirdrem@bigpond.net.au > > >
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