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1. Directories...Bendigo [1]
Yesterday I accessed a couple of fiche for directories of Bendigo 1852 ..Diggings (Author unknown) 1859 ..Bendigo (I Thorold Tullock) I was looking for references to Charles LACEY butcher which I found in the latter.(White Hills) Does anyone know of any other directory for the period before ie < 1859 or immediately after? Judy Qld Researching WilliamTYSON Bendigo Charles LACEY Bendigo George ADAMS Bendigo John MURRAY Wedderburn John SINCLAIR Wedderburn
2. Place names [1]
Could someone out there tell me, if a place near Bendigo called Elysian Flat, Whipstick still goes by that name. Or are they 2 different places, & where are they situated? T I A ... Sandra .
3. Re: Where was Armstrong Diggings [1]
The nearest town toArmstrongs is Ararat . There is very little to see there now . Claire Claire Sinclair Paterson Invercargill, New Zealand (OPC for Cubert Cornwall) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Glenda Key" To: Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 3:54 PM Subject: Where was Armstrong Diggings > Can someone help me with locating where "Armstrong Diggings" was in the 1860's? I guess it might have been around Ballarat but am not sure. > > T
4. Davis Ballarat [1]
I am interested to contact any one who may have some information on the Davis family. I am particularly interested in Margaret Davis of Ballarat (Clarkes Hill) who was a daughter of Thomas & Margaret Ryan and . She married William Davis and passed away September 1965. Thankyou. Leo Wearden NT.
5. Re:Buangor [1]
--=======11C17604======= Content-Type: text/plain; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-D352E7; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Hi Lorraine, Thanks for the information. I will chase up that CD. The entries you have indicated appear to be part of the family I am researching. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank others who have relied to me direct on this request.I am continuing the contact with them off list . Thanks again Ian At 14:00 11/08/2002 -0600, you wrote: >Date:
6. CHHA History Expo, Ballarat 4-6 Oct [1]
> > >COUNTRY HISTORY EXPO > > > > Including > > >Inaugural CHHA Lecture > > > >Speaker: Terry Laidler > > >(Former ABC presenter and Lecturer in Media) > > > > > >"Education & Trades" > > > >Friday 4 October, 8pm Mulkearns Lecture Theatre > > >ACU, Aquinas, 1200 Mair St Ballarat (entry: gold coin donation) > > > > Sat 5 & Sun 6 October 2002 > >Australian Catholic University (Aquinas) 1200 Mair St, Ballarat > >Entry $5.00 (no hidden costs) Ample car parking Refreshments available > >10.00 am - 4.00 pm > >
7. Re: photography information [1]
I would like to thank all the list for the information gained regarding photography, Although no matter what th einquirey is about the list keep coming through Well done to the gold miners list AAA1 PAM > Hi list > wondering if SKS would know when the following buisness's where operating:- > Richards Photo's, opposite Star Office, BALLARAT. > J H Roberts, BALLARAT > Dublin & Melbourne portrair Rooms Market Sq CASTLEMAINE > > Gaul & Dunn Swanston st MELBOURNE on the back ogf the photo it has printed > Pr
8. Re: Campbells Creek Cemetery [1]
There is a register that the cemetery trust holds and I know that they do searches. I had one done ages ago. MIs? I haven't heard of these being available but would happily. Re PW Flat, the GSV has a book in their library Pennyweight Flat Cemetery (for children) 1852-1855. GSV location: V 929.5945 PENN PEN. http://dargo.vicnet.net.au/cgi-bin/dbtcgi.exe?$TEXTBASE_PATH=D:\inetpub\wwwroot\GSV\DATABASE\&$TEXTBASE_NAME=catalogn&$SETENTRY=1298&$SET=AUTO12969&$RECORD=0&$PASSWORD=&$DISPLAY_FORM=CATFUL&$NODI
9. Re: Buangor [1]
There is a CD published by Aust. Institute of Genealogical Studies ( AIGS) which is titled 'Cemetery Transcriptions' Monumental Inscriptions from 258 Cemeteries. The majority of these are Victorian. This CD is available through Gould Genealogy in S.A. Price is $35.00 plus postage. I found the following for you: Donald McDONALD died 30 Aug 1900, 61 yrs, buried at Buangor Cemetery. Hugh McLEOD died 8 May 1948, 84 yrs, buried at Buangor Cemetery. Regards, Lorraine Ward, Woolgoolga, NSW ----- Original
10. Digger Pioneer Lookup Please [1]
Hi Listers, I wonder if SKS would do a lookup for me for any entries for the following rellies please. Jane McConnell nee Owen (will be death only, probably later 1800's b Ireland and also her daughter and son-in-law Jane McConnell and her husband John Phillips. b Ireland (they may have had children in Aus) Many thanks in advance Midge Oamaru New Zealand
11. New member - Douglas - Ballarat/Creswick [1]
my maternal grandfather was John Roy Douglas, b Ballarat Sept 1897 to James E Douglas & Helen F Douglas of Reed Street, Creswick. He was one of three children, with his mother dying (I assume between 1897 - 1900) leaving a child a few days old. I have the original funeral notice and mention in the newspaper of that time has the spelling of Douglas with the additional S. James' father was Sinclair E Douglas - and apart from that I know nothing! Helen's maiden name, I think, was also Douglas - she
12. Parker, Day, Marcus,Horne [1]
Thanks Carol, Cara, and Ken for the great information you have given me. Why didn't our parents tell us about all this interesting stuff or didn't they know? Regards Pat Gow
13. photography information [1]
Hi list wondering if SKS would know when the following buisness's where operating:- Richards Photo's, opposite Star Office, BALLARAT. J H Roberts, BALLARAT Dublin & Melbourne portrair Rooms Market Sq CASTLEMAINE Gaul & Dunn Swanston st MELBOURNE on the back ogf the photo it has printed Prize Medal 1866. could be a start PAMELA
14. Re: Where was Armstrong Diggings [1]
Hi Glenda, From Les Blake Places in Victoria "Armstrong - Agricultural locality near Great Western; on Allanvale Station held in 1854 by John Armstrong;gold discovered July 1855. I also have some other information related to Armstrong would you like a copy? Sharon -----Original Message----- From: Glenda Key To: AUS-VIC-GOLDFIELDS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wednesday, 31 July 2002 1:56 Subject: Where was Armstrong Diggings >Can someone help me
15. George Frederick READ [1]
George Frederick READ was an early squatter and is said to have died in 1854. Would anyone have any information about him please ? Anne
16. Hector McDonald and Others [1]
I am reposting my interests in the hope there is someone currently doing research on Hector McDonald who lived in the Heathcote, Avenel, Shepparton areas prior to his death in Beechworth. He was born in Scotland and lived in Victoria in the late 19th century. I have a great deal of information on Hector, his families etc. but I am not related in any way. Would be pleased to share my research if it will help solve a "huge mystery". Looking forward to hearing from anyone interested in the McDonald clan. C
17. RE: LEMON, JAMES, JONES Ballarat [1]
Hello All I am interested in any connections to the above families of Thomas LEMON and Mary SUMNER and also Thomas JAMES and Kezia LEMON. Could Carl Mathews contact me re the same regards Chris Bartlett --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.381 / Virus Database: 214 - Release Date: 2/08/02
18. Re: Old Grave need a Headstone or Plaque [1]
--=======B1F19F1======= Content-Type: text/plain; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-3CFC15C3; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Hello Mandy, You can do this yourself if you wish. Buy about 3 nice sandy coloured paving stones 8 to 12 inches square. Stick them on top of each other with "no more nails" or similar. Go to one of those shops that engrave and make trophies and ask them to engrave what you want on a square of gold (or other colour) plastic with black lettering. Stick this on
19. Re:Buangor [1]
--=======3E7A2B79======= Content-Type: text/plain; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-4DB56E6F; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Hello Lorraine, Sorry I'm a bit slow thanking you for your help in putting me onto this CD. I have been busy handling all the responses I received.The CD has proved very helpful in finding one of the early Buangor McLeod/McDonalds I am researching, apparently buried at Pyramid Hill.I have not seen the CD myself yet but I gather it is an index of transcriptio
20. Earliest Anglican Church records Sandhurst ( Bendigo) [1]
Does anyone one know of the earliest Anglican Church records for Bendigo? St Paul's ? Also how can they be accessed? I am looking for some baptisms/burials ~ 1850s Thankyou Judy Qld Researching TYSON Bendigo LACEY Bendigo KELLY Kangaroo Flats MURRAY Wedderburn SINCLAIR Wedderburn
21. Re: Information [1]
> Ive been given some info on one of my ancestors who lived in DUNOLLY who was charged with a misdemeanor.Her name was MARY ANN FOOTER held 3 Nov 1889 and 4 Nov 1889. > Could some body tell me how I go about getting a copy of her misdemeanor its in something called the '' Gibson '' Index a listing of persons in Police Charge Books held by the Police Historical Unit. > Hi Jeff, The Gibson Index is wonderful. It is an index of the names in the Police Charge Books, which is basically if anyone was held in Pol
22. Re: AUS-VIC-GOLDFIELDS-D Digest V02 #221 [1]
At 12:00 PM 14/08/2002 -0600, AUS-VIC-GOLDFIELDS-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: >I wonder if anyone can help with this enquiry below >Peter Freund >Publicist & Theatre Historian >Her Majesty's Theatre >Ballarat >Victoria AUSTRALIA >email pfreund@hermaj.com >ph 613 5333 5800 >fax 613 5333 5757 >mob 0407 501 818 >----- Original Message ----- >From: "PNG Moran Paramedics" >To: "'Peter Freund'" >Sent: Wednesday, August 14, 2002 11:20 AM > > > > Hi Pet
23. Newby enquiry [1]
Hi listers, I'm trying to track down information on my GGGGrandfather James TASKER. He was at Castlemaine and Loddon Victoria around 1861. Greatly appreciate any help. Also does anyone know where CAMP HILL Castlemaine was. Regards Karen
24. Thomas Hill and the Youngs from Maldon [1]
In reply to Wendy Evans from 2001- see below, I am related to the Youngs buried in the grave purchased by Thomas Hill, and I also would like to know why. Laurie Bester Date: Tue, 27 Nov 2001 17:05:43 +1000 From: "Wendy Evans" To: AUS-VIC-GOLDFIELDS-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <002501c17713$1e310ea0$264b8690@user> Subject: Thomas HILL, Maldon Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hello, I am looking for any infor
25. Re: Inquests [1]
> One small word of caution about the completeness of coverage -especially > older records. One of my ancestors died of drowing in 1861 and his death > certificate indicated that an Inquest was held, but PROV do not have a copy > of the Inquest. Attempts to find a copy from other regional sources has been > unsuccessful. > This could be because there is a difference between a Magistrate's Inquiry and a full blown inquest with jury. A Magistrate can come to a finding in chambers and it is still called an i
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