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1. [AVG] NSW & Victoria BDM Sites [1]
Hi List Here are the sites some of you requested Happy hunting! Victoria http://www.maxi.com.au/devs/main.maxi?service=5&product=4 NSW http://www.bdm.nsw.gov.au/ Regards Cheryl Cheryl Hower Mandurah WA Australia researching** Hauer/Hower**Burgess**Teare**Beecken**Farr**Castle**Schocroft**O'Meara**
2. Re: [AVG] Poore Family [1]
Hi Don, Many thanks for your time and effort in sending the Poore info. to me. It is much appreciated. Quite a few are my "lot". Regards, Don. -----Original Message----- From: Don Hetherington To: AUS-VIC-GIPPSLAND-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, May 30, 2000 12:19 PM Subject: Re: [AVG] Poore Family >Hello Don. >Dug these up on the AVR Index. >Ciao > >Don > > >POORE, Alexander Birth > Father: George > Mother: Davis Emily > Event P
3. [AVG] Newspaper updates [1]
Hi List, Claire has kindly given me updates for newspaper holdings that are listed under resources on the AVG Home Page. In particular, there is now a listing for holdings of Glengarry, Toongabbie and Cowwarr Journal and Central Gippsland Reporter 3 Oct. 1893 - 31 Dec. 1914 (m5) and an extension of dates/holdings for: Morwell & Yinnar Gazette 6.10.1885 - 5.4.1916 Narracan Shire Advocate 12.1.1921 - 21.12.1951 Moe Register 14 July 1888 - 30 March 1889 Gippsland Times 16th August 1861 - 25th July 1
4. [AVG] RE;New club for Australian researchers. [1]
Hello everyone, Just thought that l would post this about a new club for reseaching your australian and over seas ancestors. Just click onto this link and it will take you there, we meet every Wednesday night at 9 pm Victorian time, You will be made welcome, so come along and join our club. http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/australiandreamtimesearchersc we look forward to seeing you there. Kerry co-founder bennettfamily@net-tech.com.au
5. [AVG] Sale Family History Group Big Day Out [1]
Just a reminder for those around Sale that the Sale Family History Group are having an all-day session starting 10.30am on Saturday 3 June. Meredith Fletcher will be talking about books on local history and compiling the Wellington shire bibliography, Faye Guthrie is there in the afternoon to talk about finding that elusive ancestor that is missing from all the records. Cost $5 includes light lunch and afternoon cuppa.
6. [AVG] Gippsland Caledonian Society [1]
Does anyone know anything about this Society? I note that in November, 1870, Dr Arbuckle (yes, that man again!!) chaired a meeting to form a Caledonian Society in Sale. I'd be interested to know if any records/minutes still exist and if so, where they are. What did the society actually do, apart from (presumably) celebrating Hogmanay???? -- Regards, Sandra Beckett PO Box 381 Hastings 3915 Victoria, Australia Home : 03 59791237 Mob : 0419 508585 Email: pbeckett@peninsula.starway.net.au
7. Re: [AVG] Henry Thomas Tisdall [1]
Hi All, Just thought I would mention that Constance Tisdall was Headmistress at St Anne's CEGGS during approx 1942/3. A house was named after her and I think Gippsland Grammar retains a house called Tisdall/Hotham. > The good news is that "Forerunners: the saga of a family of teachers" by > Constance Tisdall includes considerable material on him. Kind regards Helene Helene J Hayes Pakenham Vic helenh@nex.net.au
8. Re: [AVG] REPLY BUTTON [1]
Kim! Great to know you're still listening in. regards Don (Kalkalo) You'd be right at home here, overcast and cold. ----- Original Message ----- From: kim harbeck steiger To: Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 5:28 PM Subject: [AVG] REPLY BUTTON > Dear List, Dear Linda, > > Yes still here.... > > Just wanted to say I think it's great that the replies will go to the list. I am often interested in peoples inquiries and wonder what the replies were
9. Re: [AVG] Henry Thomas Tisdall [1]
At 04:01 PM 6/05/00 +1000, Valda wrote: >I am looking for information on Henry Thomas TISDALL who was the schoolteacher at Walhalla around 1875. Is the picture on page 37 of the Gippsland Heritage Journal no. 16 of him? The bad news is: No, that photograph is not him, especially as in the next issue of GHJ we corrected that caption to say that that school was Toombon. The good news is that "Forerunners: the saga of a family of teachers" by Constance Tsidall includes considerable material on him
10. [AVG] My Ancestors [1]
Do any of these surnames ring a bell? If so i would love to hear from you. `````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` Parents: RENTON Thomas Daniel b. 1920 Brown Hill, Kalgoorlie, Western Aust. MERCER Margaret Joan b. 1924 Denmark, Western Australia ```````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` Grandparents: RENTON John Henry b. 1883 Growlers Creek, Victoria, Australia REYNOLDS Francis Emma b. 1889 Broken Hill, NSW, Australia MERCER Alfred William b. 1897 Coley, Unit
11. [AVG] Re: Henry Tisdale [1]
Valda, Henry also wrote a couple of pamphlet called "How we fought the smallpox at Walhalla" and Walhalla boatmen (available at State Library, Latrobe City Library and through the interlibrary loan system. >From memory, neither booklet has much information about Henry himself, although the small pox one speaks volumes about the character of the man. regards Claire ===== Claire Wood Traralgon, Vic. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send instant messages & get email al
12. [AVG] Re: AUS-VIC-GIPPSLAND-D Digest V00 #110 [1]
Unsubscribe ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, May 22, 2000 9:00 PM Subject: AUS-VIC-GIPPSLAND-D Digest V00 #110
13. [AVG] Pianos - was: Fregon family Omeo [1]
Hi List, I have just popped over and looked at John's home page, and think he knows all I know about the Fregons, plus more. But one of the McCoys (Beth, from Maffra), who is connected to the Fregons, told me one of my all-time favourite stories. In the big fire of the 1920s in Omeo, the local chemist, Mr Perry, realised his shop/residence was burning down. So he rushed up starirs and pushed his piano (which was his most important item), off the first-floor balcony to try and SAVE it. It didn't work. Ch
14. [AVG] Butchers Creek [1]
Could anyone tell me when Butchers Creek (near Metung) was renamed Box's Creek? Also does anyone have a source for the Butchers Creek massacre which is listed in the chronology as occurring in 1841?
15. [AVG] Wonthaggi area 1908 - 1922 Robert Crawford [1]
I am looking for descendants of Robert Crawford who died Wonthaggi area 1922, and Ella Curties McCaul. The couple had four sons I know of, Colin Crwaford b circa 1908, John Curties Crawford b about 1909, married Beatrice Kimpton, (I think this John was radio announcer with ABC) Robert Curteis Crawford b 1911 married Nora May ?? and John born 1919. Thanks Denise ###################################### Denise Marriott McMahon - ex Melbourne 21 years Brisbane Queensland - Searching - CONWAY - County Cla
16. [AVG] Nash, Buckinghamshire [1]
I have the 1841 - 1891 Census and BDM for the above area if anyone would like a lookup. Ciao Majella - ---------------------------------------------------- InterNet Australis http://www.australis.com.au/
17. Re: [AVG] Local Rag [1]
Hi Lucy I know of The Walhalla Chronicle which was published in January 1870. It was still going in 1890. There is a single copy availale in Mitchell Library Sydney but almost all others seems to have been destroyed by fire etc. Possibly some privately owned. There are also some at La Trobe Library Melbourne dated 1882. Perhaps some other readers know of any other Newspapers for thea area . A James Rogers was a coach driver in Walhalla area. Regards Lori
18. Re: [AVG] Re: Victorian BDM [1]
I had an identical response to my e-mail and after reading it I don't have a problem with the system as it stands. I wish I could get other, less informative, certificates as cheaply! Peter, the older of the two Robbos, at Bairnsdale, capital of the Victorian Riviera
19. [AVG] Herbert George Winter [1]
Would some SKS please look up a Victorian birth for me - Herbert George WINTER b. about 1870-1875 - parents John George Powell WINTER or George Powell WINTER and mother Margaret Evelyn BAIN According to my elusive Herbert's death cert. - he was born in Melbourne. TIA Majella - ---------------------------------------------------- InterNet Australis http://www.australis.com.au/
20. Re: [AVG] Sale picture theatre [1]
*groan* Gerry Kennedy (bloke from Traralgon, theatre historian), wrote "The Prince Regent Theatre, Sale: Gippsland's Picture Palace" in Gippsland Heritage Journal No.13 (1992). I know of no stand-alone history for it. He may have written in a theatre history mag, and used the word "tin can" in it. I think it had a wonderful pressed tin roof. There is a germ of truth there - at least Gerry comes from Traralgon. Linda At 02:22 AM 6/05/00 -0700, Claire wrote: >Does anyone know of a history of the Sale pict
21. [AVG] {not a subscriber} Re CARR Family research [1]
Hello, My name is KAREN CARR - I was born at Maffra Vic (1952) and am researching the Carr family. A relative in Tasmania put me onto your address. I believe I am descended from James Stanley Carr and his second wife (?) Annie Brown. My parents were William Thomas Carr and Ellen Veronica Kendall. Would appreciate any advice from you. Regards KAREN CARR (Bendigo Vic) squab@netcon.net.au
22. Re: [AVG] Poore Family [1]
Hello Don. Dug these up on the AVR Index. Ciao Don POORE, Alexander Birth Father: George Mother: Davis Emily Event Place: Bainsdale Reg Year: 1877 Reg State: Victoria Ref Number: 19876 POORE, Amelia Birth Father: George Mother: Davis Emily Event Place: Lucknow Reg Year: 1874 Reg State: Victoria Ref Number: 212 POORE, Charles John William Birth Father: George Mother: Davis Emily Event Place: Grant Reg Year: 1867 Reg State: Vic
23. [AVG] Maps of Gippsland Shires [1]
Hi List, This is just to let you know that the Deputy has been busy again, and has added maps of the Gippsland Shires to the AVG home pages (see URL in my signature). All you need to do is go to the Home Page, from there to Resources and from there to the maps. They may take a little time to download, but could be helpful if you do not know which modern shire your family areas are in. In particular, there are heaps of resources in the resources page if you fall within Wellington or East Gippsland, and all
24. [AVG] Change to Mailing List [1]
Hi List, Just to let everyone know that I have changed the mailing list default again, so that if you click "Reply to sender" on the emails, it will go automatically to the list unless the original sender has an over-ride set. This means we will all get to see you replies, so please check to make sure there is nothing in them you do not want to send to the list. If people can just try to not send little one-liners like "thanks Bill" back to the whole list, instead of just to Bill, it might just work. Che
25. [AVG] Poore Family [1]
HI Listers, I am currently researching George POORE and his family who moved around Gippsland in the 1860's to the 1880's. George ,after marrying Emily DAVIS in B.B. in Wood's Point, searched for gold in Grant, Gladstone Creek, Murrindel, Glenaladale before settling in Iguana Creek where the family ran the Miner's Inn Hotel. If anyone has any information about this family I would greatly appreciate hearing from you. Don Poore.
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