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1. RE: [AVNE] Jeffrey's store [1]
Lesley, Thanks for this. Cheers Anne -----Original Message----- From: lesley kiker [mailto:siamjo2002@yahoo.com.au] Sent: Tuesday, 11 July 2006 5:14 PM To: AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [AVNE] Jeffrey's store Hi Anne, Jeffrey's store was where Canterbury Lace is and also the cafe, then there was the shoe store then Downes Pharmacy... Jeffrey's was bought and ran by Bob and Phyll Logan, it had drapery and material in the first shop and an entrance through into the other which Mr. Logan sold
2. Kelvin re. Freitag [1]
Hi Kel, Thanks very much for the info. Just arrived back from Melb. spent some time at the state library, so your mail was very welcome. There is a link! Kind regards Robyn ** Security Note ** ************************************************************************** This email has been scanned by MDaemon Antivirus V 2.2.9 and deemed to be virus free at this time **************************************************************************
3. RE: [AVNE] Jeffreys Drapery Store - Beechworth [1]
How nice to hear of Gilpin's stores Alan! My mother described them as the fore-runner of Coles - when there were Coles and Woolworths in every town and main shopping centre back in the 1950s. Long before they became supermarkets. Gee, I remember Coles in Kew when I had two young children and the first was not born till 1970. Back then it was Dickins supermarkets, Crofts, Nancarrows - then Coles New world then just New World now back to Coles. Back to Gilpin - I worked for a time in the kitchen of a hom
4. RE: [AVNE] Jeffreys Drapery Store - Beechworth [1]
Hi Alan, Thank you very for the information re Jeffreys drapery store. Cheers Anne Hanson -----Original Message----- From: Alan French [mailto:tipps@tpg.com.au] Sent: Tuesday, 11 July 2006 12:19 PM To: AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [AVNE] Jeffreys Drapery Store - Beechworth Hi Anne, Firstly an apology ,I did not get to Family History Soc on Thursday, a few problems with flu and sciatica have restricted my activities a bit, hopefully I will come good eventually.
5. PROV Guide 71 Courts and Criminal Justice - Inquest Record s [1]
Good Evening All, While browsing the Victorian Public Record's web site today I came across the above. The document is a 3 page pdf and should be of interest to anyone researching inquests. The link is http://www.access.prov.vic.gov.au/public/PROVguides/PROVguide071/PROVguide07 1.jsp However for general interest I have copied below part of the text on page 1. "An inquest is a legal inquiry held to establish the cause of death of an individual. In Victoria up until mid 1986, inquests were held before a C
6. BROWN/KEILLEY/DYBLE Beechworth 1936-50 [1]
Hi there Am researching Irena May Dyble nee BROWN who died in Beechworth Mental Asylum in 1950. Her husband Frank Dyble committed suicide in 1936, a grandchild was possibly living with them, Irena was deaf and blind by 1936. She lived with an 'unknown' family member from 1936 to 1941 until she was admitted to Beechworth. I am hoping maybe this jogs a memory somewhere with someone. I know the child became a ward of the state, so I would suspect is very elderly if not dead. Cheers, Polly
7. William WALLACE b New York 1823 M Rutherglen 1883 [1]
Hi All I am after information on this WALLACE family he married Lydia DONALD/KENDALL Nee WHITE. I have their Marriage details but no death or burial details. Children previous marriage to this one were born in a place called "woolshed". Are others on this list researching the WALLACE family or does anyone have details on their deaths or burials? Cheers Jan
8. Re: [AVNE] Jeffreys Drapery Store - Beechworth [1]
Hi Anne, Firstly an apology ,I did not get to Family History Soc on Thursday, a few problems with flu and sciatica have restricted my activities a bit, hopefully I will come good eventually. Re Jeffreys, it must have been where the Cafe is, used to be the" Silver Creek" when Annette worked there, have been told that it has changed hands and name. Bob and Phyl Logan conducted Jeffreys, think Phyl may have been a Parkinson , they lived in High Street som
9. RE: [AVNE] The Chenerys [1]
Pam, Many thanks I'm having a mental blank as when you say nothing mentioned in indexes I'm not sure which indexes you are referring to - would you mind enlightening me please. Cheers Anne H. -----Original Message----- From: Pamela S [mailto:pakash1@bigpond.net.au] Sent: Wednesday, 5 July 2006 7:30 PM To: AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [AVNE] The Chenerys Hello Anne In the book Albury Heritage (Howard C Jones) 1901 John Charlres CHENERY, auctioneer agent was Mayor one year only Border C
10. McOmish [1]
I am researching the siblings of my great grandmother, Elizabeth McOmish who came to Canada in 1857. With a great deal of help from the AUS-VIC list I have located her brother James and sister Margaret in Victoria. James died July 17, 1885 at Three Mile Creek, Beechworth. He had been in Australia since about 1853 and was a goldminer. He married Lizabeth Mary Gordon in 1873, but they had no children. Margaret arrived in 1860, married Thomas Morrison in 1864 and died in Myrtleford September 30 1927. Tho
11. Jeffreys Drapery Store - Beechworth [1]
Good Evening All, Does anyone know the whereabouts of a shop in Ford Street, Beechworth around 1939 which was a drapery store and owned by Jeffrey's- Jeffrey's if I remember correctly was a forerunner to Dimmeys etc. I'd like to know if possible just whereabouts in Ford Street it was. Many thanks. Anne H. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.9.10/383 - Release Date: 7/07/2006
12. help on finding family [1]
Hi i am hoping someone might be able to help me please. I am looking for help in finding ANY information regarding the Heal(e)y family in the Wangaratta area from about 1879 to 1888. ( It may have been earlier.) William Healey was married to Ellen Agnes Russell and had two children Elizabeth in 1879 and James in 1881 (I have the birth index details for both of these). William Healey also had another son in 1881, my grandfather Daniel Percival Healey born to Ella (or Ellen?) Hazlewood. I cannot find
13. Re: AUS-VIC-NE-D Digest V06 #128 [1]
Hi Anne I don't have an answer to your question, but from my reading of correspondence files in PROV, I gather the government officials were concerned about the selling of sly grog by people they considered to be not respectable. Power of refusal seemed to rest with the local police. The following may help from the PROV website outlining the responsibilities of the Chief Secretary's office. "LIQUOR LICENSING 1870-1979 Further research is required to clarify fully the references to publicans' licences in
14. Old News Today now available. [1]
Good afternoon list members, A new book is available on the northeast of Victoria and is intended for family and local history researchers. This book has nearly 1000 names and is also indexed. The information was randomly taken from two local newspapers printed during the years 1876-1900. The book gives the reader news, gossip, business and family matters in areas such as Tallangatta Valley, Mitta, Eskdale, Upper Murray, Khancoban, Tumbarumba etc. - as reported in two newspapers, The Ovens & Murray Adve
15. Jeffrey's store [1]
Hi Anne, Jeffrey's store was where Canterbury Lace is and also the cafe, then there was the shoe store then Downes Pharmacy... Jeffrey's was bought and ran by Bob and Phyll Logan, it had drapery and material in the first shop and an entrance through into the other which Mr. Logan sold mens clothing.. Cheers Lesley --------------------------------- On Yahoo!7 360° new features: Blog polls, visitor stats custom themes and more!
16. Re: [AVNE] Jeffreys Drapery Store - Beechworth [1]
Hello Dawn, How about back to the 1930" s when Coles sold , "Nothing over two and sixpence" in their stores, they do say that if you bought a pair of socks or shoes you would probably pay 2/6 for each one. Those were the days when you could buy a gallon of petrol , one shilling, a malted milk sixpence, a hot pie fourpence ,and two penny ice creams for two shillings, which is now I think supposed to be twenty cents. I
17. Alfred Chenery b. abt 1823 - died Toorak 1884 [1]
Good Afternoon All, Firstly I do apologize for the cross listing but as Alfred CHENERY lived at Delatite Station, Mansfield for many years and then died at Toorak I thought I should spread the net wide so to speak. Below is a partially completed descendant's report and I would be most grateful if anyone out there either knows of the CHENERY family or is researching them would contact me please. Descendants of CHENERY Alfred 1. CHENERY Alfred (b.Abt. 1823;d.1884-Toorak,Vic. Aust.) sp: FITZGERALD Maria
18. 1861 Benalla Newspapers [1]
Anne Hanson, about a month ago you posed the question " was there a newspaper in Benalla in 1861" I was interested and watched for the response. As nothing came thru the list I was wondering did you have any direct reply ? Kel from Benalla
19. RE: [AVNE] The Chenerys [1]
Hi Alan, Thank you for your e-mail and yes I would appreciate it if you could find out why there are Chenery Streets in Wodonga and Albury. Since your e-mail I have learnt that one of Alfred's sons, John Charles CHENERY died in 1916 aged 62 at Albury. Cheers Anne H. -----Original Message----- From: Alan French [mailto:tipps@tpg.com.au] Sent: Monday, 3 July 2006 9:08 PM To: AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [AVNE] Alfred Chenery b. abt 1823 - died Toorak 1884 Evening Anne, Th
20. Re: [AVNE] Alfred Chenery b. abt 1823 - died Toorak 1884 [1]
Evening Anne, There are Chenery streets in Wodonga and Albury, the Family History Society may know something re this Chenery and why the streets have the name,will drop in and ask a few questions there on Thursday, have to pay my sub anyway. Anne I forgot to ask you to please pass on my thanks to Jennifer for her assistance with the research re Francois, I still think that house may have been his home ,
21. Re: [AVNE] The Chenerys [1]
Sorry Anne, The indexes of the books mentioned The mayors and aldermen were listed only no other details given. Pam _________________________________________ > Pam, > > Many thanks > > I'm having a mental blank as when you say nothing mentioned in indexes I'm > not sure which indexes you are referring to - would you mind enlightening > me > please. > > Cheers > > Anne H. > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Pamela S [mailto:pakash1@bigpond.net.au] > Sent: Wednesday, 5 July 2006 7:30 PM > To: AUS-
22. RE: [AVNE] Re: Liquor Licences [1]
Kath, Many thanks for the helpful information you e-mailed. Cheers Anne H. -----Original Message----- From: Kath Raulings [mailto:karaulings@gmail.com] Sent: Saturday, 1 July 2006 5:21 PM To: AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [AVNE] Re: AUS-VIC-NE-D Digest V06 #128 Hi Anne I don't have an answer to your question, but from my reading of correspondence files in PROV, I gather the government officials were concerned about the selling of sly grog by people they considered to be not respectable. Power
23. Re: [AVNE] The Chenerys [1]
Hello Anne In the book Albury Heritage (Howard C Jones) 1901 John Charlres CHENERY, auctioneer agent was Mayor one year only Border City (Bayley) Alderman of Albury J Chenery 1888-94: 1895-98: 1899-1902 nothing mentioned in indexes. Cheers Pamela ================== > Hi Alan, > > Thank you for your e-mail and yes I would appreciate it if you could find > out why there are Chenery Streets in Wodonga and Albury. Since your e-mail > I > have learnt that one of Alfred's sons, John Charles CHENERY d
24. RE: [AVNE] Drapery Stores - O Gilpins [0.982634]
Oliver Gilpin is a local! He was born at Euroa. There is a book on him written only a few years ago, by a descendent if anyone is interested. It is called 'Just a pocket for the money' by Muriel Perry. I think Coles bought his empire. regards Loretta in Euroa -------Original Message------- From: Dawn Webb Date: 07/11/06 12:30:48 To: AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [AVNE] Jeffreys Drapery Store - Beechworth How nice to hear of Gilpin's stores Alan! My mother described them as the fore-ru
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