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1. DRY CREEK VIC [1]
looking for info re mine collapse walhalla-dry creek area c1880
2. 1800`s GOLD LICENCES [1]
Hello Listers, In a recent response to an e-mail i sent PRO in Melbourne regarding miners licences in the 1800`s i was told that no records exist regarding the early diggers licences such as receipt books etc. Can you tell me if this is so. If there are no records of same is there any other way of discovering whether a certain person was engaged in the business of mining, such as shire records etc. Regards from Norman A in the Yarra Valley
3. Easter [1]
May you and yours enjoy a very HAPPY EASTER. Bill Covey Author of: Watson Is Where It Wuz http://BillCovey.50megs.com www.boomerweb.net/users/fifties/billcovey/start_here.html www.boomerweb.net/users/bcovey/index.html
4. Virus Warning from the List Manager! [1]
Greetings all, Well the virus has got into some of the members from this list. It has come from other members communication with each other! It has not come from the Memories List it's self as roots web have many filter in place to stop such virus infecting our computers. So please I ask you no more warning are to be place to the list in general with out you first making contact with me. Otherwise I'll do the same as I've had to do on another list I look after and that is to suspend any offender for one
5. Test [1]
This is a Test to see if the mime is not coming through sorry to another members
6. [AUS-VIC-MINERS-RIGHTS] Records of Miner's Rights [1]
Hello all I am new to this list and am wishing to understand the process of obtaining a Miner's Right. I am researching a family who mined in East Gippsland back in the late 1890s. The husband and his brother, along with two other men, were partners in a mine. Some time later, the wife took out a Miner's Right in her own name so that she could either work the mine herself or employ a miner to work in it for her, while her husband was occupied on another engineering project in the area. Would there
7. hamburg genealogy [1]
found a new genealogy-page for hamburg, germany http://www.genealogus.net/welcome.html have a nice day chistopher j. becker -- GMX ProMail (250 MB Mailbox, 50 FreeSMS, Virenschutz, 2,99 EUR/Monat...) jetzt 3 Monate GRATIS + 3x DER SPIEGEL +++ http://www.gmx.net/derspiegel +++
8. Re: Crocker in Castlemaine [1]
At 10:03 pm 27/02/2004, you wrote: >Can sks put me in the right direction. Looking to obtain info on a mining >right held by a George CROCKER >and/or his brother James CROCKER in the Castlemaine area during mid-late >1850's > > >Gavin > > >============================== >Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration >Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 Gavin, I received this in error.
9. Crocker in Castlemaine [1]
Can sks put me in the right direction. Looking to obtain info on a mining right held by a George CROCKER and/or his brother James CROCKER in the Castlemaine area during mid-late 1850's Gavin
10. Re: AUS-VIC-MINERS-RIGHTS-D Digest V01 #8 [1]
unsubscribe ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, September 23, 2001 1:00 PM Subject: AUS-VIC-MINERS-RIGHTS-D Digest V01 #8
11. Re: JACKSON's [1]
G'day Shirley, You wrote: > > My g grandfather - Jesse Jabez JACKSON - is listed on the Castlemaine > Electoral Rolls in 1881 and 1911 as a Miner. > > Am wondering if someone could tell me how I can use that information to find > out where exactly he worked? Well you can't really. The electoral rolls list occupation, not employment. Once on the electoral rolls people rarely changed their occupation, unless they changed their address. (I haven't changed my listed occupation since I last changed
12. Buninyong [1]
I am working towards preparing a Biographical Dictionary of Buninyong (Victoria) 1837 to 1901, and am looking for interesting families to include. These need not necessarily be those who figure prominently in the history of Buninyong - even the miner or labourer who battled to raise a family will assist in giving a socio-economic profile of Buninyong. I am in urgent need of profiles on Buninyong women. There would have been some really interesting stories. Do you have one? I expect there to be between
13. [Miners Rights] duke extended gold mining co [1]
Does anyone on the list have an interest in or information on the "Duke Extended Gold Miming Co" The mine was located in the Bet Bet valley north of Maryborough, central Victoria. It commenced about 1909 and ceased when the Government sold it up in Oct 1921. Also can anyone advise where I might find information of a general nature, regarding what sort of income a landowner might have received from the company who had a mine (deep Leed) on their land. I am trying to get an idea of how a mine on their prop
14. [Miners Rights] Miner's right (no. 10149) [1]
Hi All, I have just viewed a copy of an ancestor's probate record and it mentions a residence area allotment held under Miner's right (no. 10149) situated at Oak Street, Golden Square, Bendigo. My ancestor's name was Anthony James McMAHON and he died in 1921. Anthony was a railway employee, he was married to Bridget GODFREY and they had ten children and two adopted children. I have some more details about some of the children but little about Anthony and Bridget. If anyone can tell me anything about mi
15. Re: [Miners Rights] duke extended gold mining co [1]
G'day Kevin, The 'Historic Gold Mining Sites' reports collection is now available on-line at 'Heritage Victoria'. See: This includes reports about 'historic gold mining sites' as well as 'plotted histories' These reports are well researched and form the basis of the classification and registration for the sites of state significance that are protected under the Heritage Act. The reports also include further references for more detailed Mining details. The 'Duke E
16. PHILLIPS, Joseph a Miner [1]
We are searching for more information about Joseph Nicholas PHILLIPS who was born about 1835 (aged 23 at marriage in October 1858 in the District of Beechworth, Victoria, Australia and aged 69 at his death in Dec 1904). His occupation is listed as a Miner. His marriage certificate (20 October 1858) it states that he was born in VENICE, Italy. However on his Australian Naturalisation papers (in 1902) it states that he was born in FIUME, Austria. And on his death record it is VENICE, Italy again. Josephs pa
17. Re: [AVMR] Charles Burdon [1]
Mary, Have you looked at http://www.ballaratgenealogy.org.au/art/gold.htm the mining /mining accident entries? Might see something there. Sue
18. Charles Burdon [1]
Hi List I would like to know how to find out if my great grandfather Charles Murray had a miners rights/ lease in Beechworth, Spring Creek, Springhurst, Reids Creek Rd, Beechworth, Benalla areas. Does anybody have a list on CD they could check for me please. 1858 till 1866 according to his children's birth certificates. he appears to be in the district. He had a wife Grace who he went back to England and married in 1863 and left immediately for Australia. He was also recorded as a baker in these areas. I w
19. Re: [AVMR] Charles Burdon [1]
Hello Ken and others, I have some Miners Rights from around 1900 but they seem to be more like a rates notice as in they were for the house and land. Were there two types? Sue Ballarat ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ken McInnes" To: Sent: Friday, May 12, 2006 5:42 PM Subject: Re: [AVMR] Charles Burdon > G'day Mary, > > We only wish !!!! Very few records of Miners Rights exist. > > Miners Rights were more like monthly or quarter
20. Re: [AVMR] Charles Burdon [1]
Thanks Sue for look for me. Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: "Susan" To: Sent: Saturday, May 13, 2006 11:24 AM Subject: Re: [AVMR] Charles Burdon > No, just have a couple of my family ones, all Hughes. Sorry. Thy're > called Miners Rights but look like rates. > Sue > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Mary Linning" > To: > Sent: Saturday, May 13, 2006 1:19 AM >
21. Re: [AVMR] Charles Burdon [1]
Hi Susan That looks an interesting site to check out. I will need plenty of time to search it. Thanks once again Regards Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: "Susan" To: Sent: Saturday, May 13, 2006 12:30 PM Subject: Re: [AVMR] Charles Burdon > Mary, Have you looked at http://www.ballaratgenealogy.org.au/art/gold.htm > the mining /mining accident entries? Might see something there. > Sue > > > ============================== > Search F
22. Re: [AVMR] Charles Burdon [1]
G'day Mary, We only wish !!!! Very few records of Miners Rights exist. Miners Rights were more like monthly or quarterly 'tickets' as they had a 'used-by-date'. When Miners Rights were issued, a 'butt' was left behind in the book. Only a few books of 'butts' survive and are at the State Archives. Some lucky families may have original 'Miners Rights'. 'Exemptions Certificates', exemption from having a Miners Right, were also sold to store keepers, etc. A few years ago it was suggested to the Gold Mus
23. Re: [AVMR] Charles Burdon [1]
Hi Susan, Would you mind checking to see whether you have Charles Murray listed on the Miners Rights. Thanks Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: "Susan" To: Sent: Friday, May 12, 2006 10:09 PM Subject: Re: [AVMR] Charles Burdon > Hello Ken and others, > I have some Miners Rights from around 1900 but they seem to be more like a > rates notice as in they were for the house and land. Were there two > types? > Sue > Ballarat > > > ----- Or
24. Re: [AVMR] Charles Burdon [1]
Hi Ken Thanks for your help. I might go through the index you listed below. Regards Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ken McInnes" To: Sent: Friday, May 12, 2006 5:42 PM Subject: Re: [AVMR] Charles Burdon > G'day Mary, > > We only wish !!!! Very few records of Miners Rights exist. > > Miners Rights were more like monthly or quarterly 'tickets' as they had a > 'used-by-date'. > When Miners Rights were issued, a 'butt' was left b
25. Record of Miners Rights - Charles Burdon [1]
> Hi Mary, re your request re Miners Rights, if your ancestor was perhaps in > the Ovens Valley the museum at Bright does have a small record of Miners > Rights ie the butts only, covering a brief period in the early 1860's from > which i was fortunate to locate one such for a mining ancestor of my own. > > I believe one or two other local museums in Vic may hold similar remnant > butts as i was told of either Stawell or Aarat has a few also. > > Cheers, > Damien > > > ----- Original Message ----- > Fro
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