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1. Charlotte CURTIS [1]
Hi again, Having decided that the Curtis/Brown family were one and the same, I finally gave the list to my mother-in-law.......her father was the eldest of the children with the surname CURTIS and whom she always thought was only child....Wrong!! Anyway, she rang me back later and said that she remembers going to visit two maiden CURTIS aunts , one was called Lottie........so CHARLOTTE CURTIS, I presume, and her sister. They are not immediate family to Joseph William Curtis, so I hope they will prove to b
2. Re: Conrad Buttcher [1]
Dear Hans, I couldn't find any marriages for Conrad or for a Margaret Ryan (to anyone). I expect you already have the vic entries below. Maybe the NSW entries will be more helpful. Regards, Jeanne C These are the only entries for Buttcher (with that spelling) Digger - Pioneer Index. Victoria 1836-1888 Query ----- Surname : buttcher (3 matches) Total matching records: 3 -------------------- Surname: BUTTCHER Given Names: William Thomas Event: B Spouse Surname/Father: Levi Spouse Gvn N
3. Map query [1]
.Some maps of the Wardy Yallock-Smythesdale Goldfield show both Nintingbool and Browns enclosed in rectangles which also contain the initials P.R. Does this stand for Police Reserve, Public Reserve or for something else? Ron, Christchurch, NZ
4. READE GOODWIN AND FOLEY FAMILIES [1]
A BIG thank you to everyone who has given me advice. I am currently sifting through it. I have a few leads to follow. Thanks again Debra in Bendigo
5. Re: Did John Baker Die? [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Kaye Clough" Subject: Re: Did John Baker Die? Hi Lynne I list my John BAKER many years ago. I found out that several Genealogists had applied for his death cert. and came back with the usual Can't Find letter. We finally got the certificate. The spelling of his name was different and a few other details were mucked up enough for all of us to be confused. Still haven't found his grave but still looking. This John BAKER died in Jung Jung in cas
6. Re: AUS-VIC-GOLDFIELDS-D Digest V00 #288 [1]
At 22:00 27/09/2000 -0700, you wrote: >Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2000 13:44:50 +1000 >From: "David Symes" >To: AUS-VIC-GOLDFIELDS-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <004d01c02904$eb8bf580$6e15000a@hpcustomer> >Subject: Location? >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" > >Hi Listers, > >Is anyone familiar with an area called: Richardson Creek Wimmera VIC? >What was the area known for in the early 1840's? > >David Symes >Sydney Hello David, It flows into the Avon River out near what
7. Road to Ballarat [1]
Hello list, The main Roads to Ballarat are open except for Newstead area, probably need to travel through Castlemaine. And the weather is OK not raining at all today, hope for a good week end. The Family & Local History Expo is to be held at The Australian Catholic University Aquinas Campus Mair St Ballarat on Saturday the 28th & Sunday the 29th of October between 10am & 4 pm each day. There are some 50 or more groups attending & all the details can be found on the Ballarat Genealogical Society web
8. lookup please [1]
Dear List Could you please do a look up for me of the birth, marriage or death of George Fielden Bunting born approx 1840-41 not sure if Australia or England, died Ballarat ? 21.11.1913 aged ? 73, His wife was Mary Ann Catherine Holmes , any information would be most helpful.
9. Re: Police Files [1]
My thanks to all who offered suggestions. I have since obtained all the newspaper articles I could find from the library. They were very thorough. I have visited the Police Museum and they were very helpful. Unfortunately there is not a central file on the case, except for the inquest file. Their suggestion was to go back to the country court where the original hearing occurred. Thanks again, Peter Price, Melbourne, Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter A Price" To:
10. Fw: Vic Mining [1]
Dave of Ballarat, I think this question was meant for you. David. ----- Original Message ----- From: Robert Bateman To: Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2000 3:07 PM Subject: Vic Mining > Hi David, > Interesting reading about your collection of mining reports do you have a > reference to a Bateman mining coy either white hills, Wesley hills near or > south of Castlemaine > THANK YOU > Robert Bateman of Melbourne, Australia >
11. Re: Inquest Tarnagulla early 1870's [1]
Thank you all for making it look so easy to find information on inquests. Having been born in Bendigo and left 32 yrs ago you all make it seem so much nearer. David Symes Sydney
12. Re: Info Please? [1]
With thanks to all the wonderful people that helped in the answer to my question of the Abbreviation to BIRR it seems that the answer is Birregurra. near Colac So would all that help please except this as my thanks. Sincerely, Raymond Henderson. > > Many thanks, > Raymond Henderson.
13. Re: Eaglehawk cemetery [1]
Hi Bernie, The Golfields Library at Bendigo has an index of Eaglehawk Cemetery - unfortunately the index doesn't seem to have been published as I have tried everywhere to get a copy. The Monumental inscriptions are on fiche and available at most genie and other libraries. Cheers Jan Looking for Taylor, Naylor, Keating, Vosti, Cannan and related families in Eaglehawk and Bendigo
14. Re: AUS-VIC-GOLDFIELDS-D Digest V00 #295 [1]
At 08:00 4/10/2000 -0700, you wrote: >Date: Wed, 04 Oct 2000 23:29:44 +1000 >From: "Raymond W.M. Henderson" >To: AUS-VIC-GOLDFIELDS-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <39DB30C7.B7ADB4AB@origin.net.au> >Subject: Info Please? >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Info Would anyone on the list be able to tell me what would be the Town >abbreviation be for Birr in Victoria. > >Many thanks, >Raymond Henderson. Try Birregurra, East of Colac Regards...T
15. Re: Police Files [1]
I have the same enquiry about police records in N.S.W. Regards, Terry ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter A Price" To: Sent: Saturday, October 07, 2000 5:39 PM Subject: Police Files > I am gathering information on a murder that occurred in Victoria in 1912. > Can someone advise me whether I can get access to Police files and how I > might arrange this? > > Regards, > Peter Price, Melbourne, Australia > > > ==== AUS-VIC-GOLDFIELDS Mailing List =
16. Re: Euroa Historical Soc. [1]
Can anyone out there tell me where I can get in touch with an Historical Society in the Euroa area. My husband is trying to locate the family of a William George Douglas Orchard (better known as Douglas), whom we believe lived in the Euroa area. We think "Douglas" had a daughter, possibly called "Pat". She perhaps married a gentleman named Brown. Unfortunately he is trying to recall this from memory. Any help out there??? Thank you Bernie Green.
17. Reilly [1]
I am searching for the REILLY family originally from Bendigo who came to WA very early 1900's. They are Thomas REILLY m. Mary Johanna SMITH in 1891. Their children were Annie b. 1892 Bendigo, Albert b. 1893 Bendigo, John b. 1895 Bendigo, Thomas b. 1896 Long Gully, Leslie b. 1899 Long Gully, William b. 1904 Menzies WA, Kathleen b. 1905 Menzies WA. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Alison, Perth WA legsha@tnet.com.au
18. Re: William Henry Morgan of Bendigo [1]
AEnone McRae-Clift wrote: >Hello Adele, > >My 1887 map of Victoria shows a Happy Valley just near Scarsdale, south of >Ballarat. Sandhurst was of course later called Bendigo, but it is a long way >from Happy Valley. Perhaps there were two Happy Valleys but only one shows >up. >Can anyone else shed any light on this? Actually, my Vicroads directory lists four places named Happy Valley at present, but presumably there were once more than that. None of those four are in or near Bendigo. However there is a
19. Re: Info Please? [1]
According to Blakes Place names of Victoria there are two choices 1. Birregun - parish in the Co of Dargo 2. Birregurra - parish in the Co of Grenville - East of Colac. >Could this be Barr? - Barraport. > >Regards, >Anne. > > > > >Info Would anyone on the list be able to tell me what would be the Town > >abbreviation be for Birr in Victoria. > > > >Many thanks, > >Raymond Henderson. > > > > >==== AUS-VIC-GOLDFIELDS Mailing List ==== >The mailing list for the golden triangle of Ballarat, Bendigo and >Mary
20. Bendigo Library [1]
Anyone intending to planning to visit the Bendigo Library need to be aware that will be closing at 1pm on Saturdays instead of 5pm starting this week. I realize that this is primarily a local issue and that the local council has to manage its finances somehow. However many people were using the research facilities of the library when I visited last Saturday. I guess that I was lucky that I picked the right weekend to visit. David, Sydney, NSW
21. Early Occupations [1]
Hi Listers, I am pretty new to this list and have only lurked until now. Can anyone please tell me what a "D Groomer and Gardener" was in the late nineteenth century. This appears as an occupation in the 1881 Census of UK. I look forward to hearing from someone. Additional information such as the nature of the work, where it was carried out and for whom would also be appreciated. John Allen in Brisbane, Queensland (Researching ALLEN (Drayton, Somerset and Portarlington, Vic.), CHIRGWIN (Paul, Cornwall and
22. Re: re Berry Street. [1]
The mention of Berry St brings back many pleasant memories. As a young bloke knocking about round town in the '50s I squired a number of nurses from there - lovely young ladies they were too. :-)) Peter, the older of the two Robbos, at Bairnsdale, capital of the Victorian Riviera
23. re Berry Street. [1]
Berry Street is in East Melbourne. It was a home for unmarried mothers and an orphanage. I trained there in 1969-1970 as a Mothercraft Nurse. It is now ran as a Childrens services Centre. They have a branch of their services in the area of Shepparton and surrounds. Gayle
24. Boag family [1]
Hi, I am posting this to the mail lists I belong to in the hope of finding someone who wrote to me last month with an attachment about the Boag family. I have had problems with my computer and I unfortunately lost it, before I was able to write back. I was hoping the lady will see this and write back to me. Adele Pendlebury
25. RESEARCHING the LOUGHEED FAMILIES [1]
Hi list Would anyone with any information on the above families, please contact me. I am only too willing to share my information. cheers Kate Yesterday is the past. Tomorrow is the future. Today is a gift, that's why it is called "the Present" ,-_|\ / OZ \ \_,--._/ v Katerina Lougheed Sale Victoria Australia klough@i-o.net.au My genealogical research is into the surnames: LOUGHEED: Sligo Ireland 1856>Aust. 1857 + LOBB: Redruth Cornwall 1851>Aust1851 + BULL: Cambridgeshire En
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