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1. Seymour Pioneer Cemetery [1]
hi all does anybody know where the Seymour Pioneer Cemetery is located in victoria. i have ben looking on the net but i can find evrything but where its located thanks bruce
2. Re: [AVNE] Mid 19th Century Beechworth Warden [1]
Hi Anne, The book " Beechworth, a Titan's Field" by Carole Woods, available at the Bourke museum, Beechworth, has a section on wardens, their responsibilies and areas of duties, very interesting! regards Robyn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Anne Hanson" To: Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2006 6:21 PM Subject: [AVNE] Mid 19th Century Beechworth Warden > Good Evening All, > > I'm wondering if someone can give me any idea (or point me in the direction > of a
3. RE: [AVNE] First Marriages in St. Joseph's Parish [1]
Hi Anne Thanks so much for your offer. Could you see if there are any WARMOLL marriages. Spelling varies a bit, sometimes WORMOLL, or WARMALL or WORMALL. Thanks Jill
4. RE: [AVNE] First Marriages in St. Joseph's Parish [1]
Jill, Can I have a given name please and perhaps even a guess at a year. Cheers Anne -----Original Message----- From: Nelson & Livingstone [mailto:panjil@bigpond.net.au] Sent: Thursday, 8 June 2006 6:20 PM To: AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [AVNE] First Marriages in St. Joseph's Parish Hi Anne Thanks so much for your offer. Could you see if there are any WARMOLL marriages. Spelling varies a bit, sometimes WORMOLL, or WARMALL or WORMALL. Thanks Jill -- No virus found in this incoming
5. Re: [AVNE] Question from Rex [1]
Hi Rex, It's my CD - 3/4 of my Mum's family seem to be buried there. Rosalyn > Hi Rosalyn, > Thanks Rosalyn, it is handy to have a backup, is it your CD or does it > belong to a group? > Regard, > Rex. > > Rosalyn Strutton Smaill wrote: > >> Hi Rex, >> If that one vanishes, you'll know there is one up in the Brisbane >> Valley at Toogoolawah! >> >> Rosalyn >> >> ----- Original Message ----- From: "rex moore" >> To: >> Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2006
6. Attention: Submitters re Lookup problems [1]
To all the subscribers who have lookup offers on the various AVNE webpages. This covers the following webpages:- Books, Book indexes, General Lookups, Various resources pages such as obits, and Spare BDMs. In the past we possibly have all had some bad experiences (fortunately in the minority) with people who have been rude, demanding, unappreciative and/or not able to properly specify their requests. To make things easier for all of us that have offered lookups, I have recently made some changes, whic
7. RE: [AVNE] Wangaratta Cemetery CD - Burial John Duggan [1]
Pamela, Thank you very much for the Duggan look up. I note that the date of burial is listed as 1 July 1890 which of course could be a transcription mistake as John DUGGAN did not die until 11 July and according to his d.c. was buried on the 15th July 1890. Pamela, I'd really like to know if he is buried with anyone and I'm wondering if its possible to do a search on the cd using the plot number? If it's too much of a hassle don't worry about it, I'm just curious. I think I'll contact the Wangaratta Fam
8. Wow - have a look at this [1]
Good Evening I've been wasting time (well not really) on an 1863 Victorian Government Gazette and came across the following gem: IMMIGRANTS OPEN TO ENGAGEMENT. THE immigrants classified as under, with their wives, and in some instances with one or two children, are open for engagement at the Immigration Depot. Applications can be made either personally at the married couples' depot, Collins street west, or by letter addressed to the Immigration Agent, Melbourne, when full particulars will be furnished. Th
9. Refusal Refurbishment Licence [1]
Afternoon All, A Robert Scott applied for a refurbishment licence at Mansfield Court of Petty Sessions on 12 January 1861 and was refused - now I'm attempting to get hold of the act which applied at the time but in the meantime could some one come up with reasons as to why an application could be refused. Thanks. Anne H. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.9.7/379 - Release Date: 29/06/2006
10. Re: [AVNE] First Baptisms Beechworth - St. Josephs Register [1]
Hi Anne Could you please check Joseph Malachi O'Donnell born 1873, Father Malachi mother Mary THank you for your time and effort Jan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Anne Hanson" To: Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2006 12:21 PM Subject: [AVNE] First Baptisms Beechworth - St. Josephs Register > Good Morning All > > I have a list of first baptisms in Beechworth - St. Josephs. This is not > by > any means a complete list. The list is organised with the fo
11. Burramine Paddy Bourke [1]
Hi Bruce, The wording on the plaque is as follows" Paddy Bourke's Burramine Hotel & Store. Circa 1873-1814. At nearby Bourke's Bend, the Kelly Gang crossed the Murray River using Paddy Bourke's boat) on their way to Jerilderie in Feb 1879. Plaque in memory of Paddy by his descendants the Sheridan Family". I have a photo of the plaque itself ( before being affixed to the rock on which it is to stand) if you would like me to email it to you. Cheers! Jen ( who is very excited having last night discovered that
12. Re: [AVNE] Question for Rex [1]
Hi Rex, If that one vanishes, you'll know there is one up in the Brisbane Valley at Toogoolawah! Rosalyn ----- Original Message ----- From: "rex moore" To: Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2006 6:57 PM Subject: Re: [AVNE] Question for Rex > Hi Anne, > I am sorry I don't know what the High Country Library have. I use the CD > which the Redland Genealogical Society has in its library here in > Brisbane. > Regards, > Rex. > > Anne Hanson wrote: > >>Rex, >> >
13. The Lion of Beechworth - A History of the May Day Hills Hospital [1]
Good Evening All, The above book is not as one would have thought available at the Burke Museum, Beechworth but is available for purchase ($30) at the International Hotel School at Latrobe at Beechworth: e-mail ihs@latrobe.edu.au While, unfortunately the book does not have an index it does list former Superintendents, Managers, Matrons, Head Nurses & Directors of Nursing. Cheers Anne H. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.9.4/
14. Re: [AVNE] Lydia BLAIR [1]
Hi Ian I am replying to you on Denise's behalf. Yes the OMA is a newspaper - The Ovens & Murray Advertiser. I will contact you off list with reports regarding Lydia. Regards Chris On Saturday, June 10, 2006, at 07:21 AM, Ian Foster wrote: > Hi Denise, > > > What is the OMA? If it's a newspaper, perhaps it has a report of > events leading to her remand in December 1864 and then events around > her death about 18 Jan 1865. I'm particularly interested in any > mentions of the concern for her family
15. Re: [AVNE] Beechworth Cemetery Trust's burial records [1]
Hi Anne, He was married in C of E Church in Longtown Cumberland so I guess that would be the best bet. Many thanks, Anne Anne Hanson wrote: >Anne, > >Can you tell me what section, that is denominational section do you think >your John GRAHAM may have been buried in. > >Cheers > >Anne H. > > > >-----Original Message----- >From: Anne Hollingshead [mailto:hollies@melbpc.org.au] >Sent: Wednesday, 7 June 2006 11:39 AM >To: AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [AVNE] Beechworth Cemetery Trust's burial r
16. Whotesmith [1]
Good Morning All On a Victorian 1870 marriage certificate the husband's father's occupation is listed as a 'whotesmith'. Does anyone have any idea what that is? The closest I've found is: "Whitesmith From Wikipedia, the free encyclopaedia Jump to: navigation, search A whitesmith is a person who works with white or light-colored metal (such as tin) and does finish work, such as filing and/or polishing, on iron to remove black oxides. Whitesmith can also refer to the person who polishes or finishes the met
17. THE WRECK OF THE LONDON. – GRAHAM Bros [1]
I thought list members might be interested in this article The Times, Thursday, Jan 25, 1866; pg. 9; Issue 25404; col G THE WRECK OF THE LONDON.  Ten persons from this county, it appears, have perished with the ill-fated vessel, one of them, William GRAHAM, together with his wife and three children, having gone from Carlisle. It is a sad story  one which cannot be read even by strangers without most painful feelings. The names of the unfortunate voyagers are as follows: - William GRAHAM, tailor, ag
18. Euna Crawford [1]
I have been given a photo of Euna Crawford's wedding which I believe would have been in the Upper Murray area. Guessing but by the look of the outfit it would have been around 1920. This is not relevant to my own family and I am happy to send it to anyone who has this lady in their tree. It's a pretty good copy. Regards Denise
19. RE: [AVNE] Mid 19th Century Beechworth Warden [1]
Robyn, Thank you - I wondered about that. My next door neighbour borrowed A Titan's Field from me a week ago, so I'll wait another week or two and then get it back from her. Cheers Anne H. -----Original Message----- From: Robyn Burns [mailto:jrburns@supportnet.com.au] Sent: Thursday, 22 June 2006 7:55 PM To: AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [AVNE] Mid 19th Century Beechworth Warden Hi Anne, The book " Beechworth, a Titan's Field" by Carole Woods, available at the Bourke museum, Beechworth, has
20. Re: [AVNE] New member(Pt 1) - ANDERSON, BEATTIE, JOHNSTON, BURT, SPRIGGS [1]
Hi Dawn, Thanks for replying, I would be almost certain there is no cennection. "My" BURTs go back to Montacute in Somerset, England and some of the lines have been very well documented with no mention of a BURROWs. Good luck with your search - the different surnames for May does seem strange doesn't it? Kind regards, Cathy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dawn Webb" To: Sent: Sunday, June 25, 2006 10:46 PM Subject: RE: [AVNE] New member(Pt 1) -
21. RE: [AVNE] Wangaratta Cemetery CD - Burial John Duggan [1]
Hi Rex, Thank you - Someone else has done the look up for me. My John DUGGAN was a policeman and he married Ellen Florence CANNY daughter of Edmond & Bridge CANNY nee COUGHLAN, Wangaratta. Cheers Anne H. -----Original Message----- From: rex moore [mailto:rexrose@bigpond.net.au] Sent: Saturday, 17 June 2006 2:59 PM To: AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [AVNE] Wangaratta Cemetery CD - Burial John Duggan Hi Anne, I cant get to the Wangaratta Cemetery CD until next Tuesday and somebody will no doub
22. Re: [AVNE] Question for Rex [1]
THe original records are at the cemetery trustees office at the cemetery. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rosalyn Strutton Smaill" To: Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2006 9:48 PM Subject: Re: [AVNE] Question for Rex > Hi Rex, > If that one vanishes, you'll know there is one up in the Brisbane Valley at > Toogoolawah! > > Rosalyn > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "rex moore" > To: > Sent
23. Re: [AVNE] Re: Euroa and district publicans 1905 [1]
Thanks heaps for that information Peter. Much appreciated. Regards Shelley ------------------------------ X-Message: #1 Date: Thu, 08 Jun 2006 17:54:28 +1000 From: Peter Lakeman To: AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com Message-Id: <6.2.3.4.2.20060608172738.0357d298@203.10.110.70> Subject: Re: [AVNE] Re: Euroa and district publicans 1905 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"; format=flowed >Hi Peter > >Is there any further info on Maurice Garrett, Euroa Inn? > >He is my ggg gra
24. RE: [AVNE] Question for Rex [1]
Rex, I'm laughing my head off because for some strange reason I thought you lived in N.E. Victoria - excuse me while I go and drown myself somewhere!!!! Cheers Anne -----Original Message----- From: rex moore [mailto:rexrose@bigpond.net.au] Sent: Saturday, 17 June 2006 6:57 PM To: AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [AVNE] Question for Rex Hi Anne, I am sorry I don't know what the High Country Library have. I use the CD which the Redland Genealogical Society has in its library here in Brisbane. Re
25. Burramine Paddy Bourke [1]
Have just returned home(June 13) from the Burramine weekend, and it was just wonderful with many locals and about 50 of our Sheridan clan there to unveil the plaque for Paddy.The story of Ned's crossing was always in our family, and substantiated by the statement given by Tom Lloyd who was sent off by the Kelly's to find a suitable crossing place over the Murray. He called into Paddy's pub, told him his name was Kain and that he had to cross the river to collect a cheque. Paddy, whose boat was kept padlocke
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