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1. [AUS-VIC-West] Keilor & Wil Wil Rook new pages on line [1]
Hi all I'm back :-)) please excuse the multiple postings if you get this more than once. I've put 2 new pages up on the web tonight Wil Wil ROOK cemetery monumental inscriptions Keilor Submitted births listings. With regards to the births. These are not my family - but they are all births that I have full transcriptions for. So if they are yours and you don't have the certs - contact me. have a nice day Sue O'Neill - from Very Far North Queensland. email = sloneill@ledanet.com.au listowner POBJOY-L@
2. [AUS-VIC-West] Re: Names--BATTY [1]
Karen Bell wrote: >They were a few Battys spelt Battye around Ararat. Two of my family married into them early in the 1900s. Karen I haven't come across any Batty with an 'e' on the end. I will look through what I have and get back to you. I am looking for descendants of Henry BATTY & Mary Jane BRACKSTONE, married 1855 Ballarat. Children born Smythes Creek & Rokewood areas. Henry Thomas BATTY married Elizabeth SKENE. His brothers John Humphries BATTY & William Joseph BATTY were witnesses at his wedding
3. [AUS-VIC-West] Re: Dr. BYASS [1]
Hi Daryl, Great to get your response. It gets more and more confusing, but there definately are two people. They were first cousins. And although the family was positively teeming with doctors, there was no Dr Henry Byass in Aus. Well, if you prove me wrong I'll be delighted. Dr Lovel Byass, born Arundel, Sussex 23/1/1812, son of John Byass, surgeon, of Arundel, who came to Australia in 1836 and settled at Portland with the Henty's whom he knew from Sussex. He is the chap from Merino Downs. He has
4. [AUS-VIC-West] Birregurra hotel [1]
Hello listers If your ancestor was Lal Brady, who was at one time the licensee of Royal Mail Hotel, I have acquired a business card for this person - free to good home Regards Marcia Penny Geelong
5. [AUS-VIC-West] Re : KERRS - Casterton and Coleraine [1]
Sorry Carl , you're right there are heaps of KERRS . James Turner KERR - bootmaker in Coleraine and Thomas Andrew KERR - possibly printer Cheers Aileen Crib Point
6. [AUS-VIC-West] WEST WIMMERA MAIL [1]
Hi to All, More from the West Wimmera Mail. FRIDAY APRIL 17 1903 CRICKET FRANCES V MINIMAY The above teams met on the grounds of the latter on Saturday last the result being a win for the home team by 18 runs on the first innings. Rain set in about 5 o'clock and the Minimay second innings had to be abandoned. score :----- Minimay Frances 1st innings 1st 2nd H.Col
7. [AUS-VIC-West] Hotspur, Vic WW1 Avenue of Honour [1]
Hotspur is a small rural settlement in south-west Victoria between Heywood and Digby and located on the Crawford or Smoky River. Like many settlements it has a WW1 Avenue of Honour. Hotspur's Avenue contains 40 trees dedicated to memory of local servicemen from WW1. The Avenue has been restored and there will be a plaque unveiling ceremony at Hotspur, 2:00pm, Saturday 23rd June 2001. The list of Soldiers along with family connections and the original planters of trees in 1918 can be found on the web
8. [AUS-VIC-West] Bostock - Aitkin - Manifold - Paterson etc etc., names and places. [1]
Dear Beryl and Friends of the Western Districts, It may have been quiet on the list, but my life has changed a bit somewhat with a grandson staying for a while. That calls for some changes indeed. I have sought for 15 odd years the links with these families and have much I could share with others. I am not actively seeking info, but welcome any links to the following names. I am hopefully trying to get back to my new interest as I am 'hooked' on Cross Stitch...................... Read my pages if you feel
9. [AUS-VIC-West] Names I am Researching [1]
Hello All, The main names from the Western Districts that I am researching are, MURPHY, FOSTER, TUFFNELL, HARWOOD, all from Casterton and surrounding districts. For a complete list of the names I am researching drop into http://www.wellshistory.com and see how they all fit together so far. If you have any connection, no matter how remote we would love to hear from you. Best wishes Allan Allan & Rosalie Wells Phone STD (02) 62545160 ISD 61 2 62545160 Email to wells@cyberone.com.au Allan
10. [AUS-VIC-West] Do you know this lady?? [1]
A very nice lady sent me this message and with her permission I am posting it on here for her in the hope that someone may know of whom she speaks. Here is her message: Looking for a Friend I haven't seen for 15yrs and would dearly love to make contact with her again. We both will be celebrating our 50th birthday next year, so I am hoping we will meet up before then. Julie Elizabeth JACKSON was her maiden name, she was born in Melbourne on 5 or 7 April 1952. Lived in Jacana (near Broadmeadows Victoria) an
11. [AUS-VIC-West] Re: Names I am Researching - McDonald [1]
Hi Beryl, I have a McDONALD connection. Margaret who married Colin CAMERON, they came out on the Euphrates in 1856 to Belfast Vic with six children. Also on the same ship was Allan MCDONALD his wife Sarah and Donald infant. Both families were assisted by James RITCHIE of Blackwood Station, occupation shepherd, and from Inverness. ? were these families related, I suspect they were. The Cameron family took up land on part of Blackwood Station by 1862 at Yalimba East. Regards Eileen
12. [AUS-VIC-West] Names I am researching. [1]
Hi, These are some of my names, hope I have the correct list for them all. ROWE - Stawell - Warracknabeal - Geelong HEARN - Colac - Donald - St.Arnaud - Clunes VAUGHAN - Burrumbeet - Learmonth ROOKE - Geelong Harris - Ararat - Ballarat SMART - Ararat ROBERTSON - Warracknabeal - Stawell WILLIAMSON - Warracknabeal Any connections out there? Regards, Margaret Rowe in Melbourne SCANLAN - Ararat - Stawell
13. Re: [AUS-VIC-West] Re: Names I am Researching - McDonald [1]
Hi Eileen If this is Allan MCDONALD who settled in Hamilton I've been looking for his background for ages. Wife Sarah GILLIS. Only hiccup is I have Donald born in 1857, unless they lost the first one. Three of their children married into my HOLMES family. One of the girls had CAMERON as a second Christian name. Exciting! Beryl O'Gorman Greensborough Victoria Australia List Admin > I have a McDONALD connection. Margaret who married Colin CAMERON, > they came out on the Euphrates in 1856 to Belfast Vic wit
14. [AUS-VIC-West] Fw: Re ANA [1]
Forwarded to the Group Beryl O'Gorman Greensborough Victoria Australia List Admin ----- Original Message ----- From: "ann synan" To: Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 10:58 AM Subject: Re ANA > To Tricia, who was enquiring about the ANA - This was > a very strong movement in the 19th century, forming > about the 1850s, as a movement of young, native > (Australian) born men, partly as a benevolent society > - they offered an early form of hea
15. [AUS-VIC-West] Sheep Run "Arida", BYASS, Henry c1850 [1]
Hi Listers, I'm trying to find out if this station really existed, somewhere in the old Wimmera District. It's referred to in "Pastoral Pioneers of Port Phillip" by Billis and Kenyon, but not in "Victorian Squatters" by Spreadborough and Anderson, which I think might be more accurate. The owner is given as Henry Byass, but all the other references to Henry in the book are wrong - it's actually Dr Lovel Byass from Portland. We have some information about Dr Lovel Byass, but almost none on Henry (b. 1826)
16. [AUS-VIC-West] Murdered or Missing? [1]
My g-g-grandparents, James Kerr & Jane Townley were married in Belfast in 1843 and emigrated to Australia in 1856, arriving in Hobart and then crossing to Victoria - to Buninyong, then settling in the Cobrico district. Jane died in 1911, aged 91 & is buried in Terang Cemetery. According to family lore however, James decided at some stage to return to Scotland to visit Jane's parents. He withdrew 800 pounds and was last seen drinking in a pub at Colac with a man who later on seemed to have come into so
17. [AUS-VIC-West] MADDERN [1]
Hello All, I am researching all the MADDERNs who came into Australia from Cornwall and will be very grateful for any information at all that anyone can give me. Kindest Regards ...... Corinne, in Melbourne.
18. [AUS-VIC-West] URL's for this week [1]
URL's 29th May If you would like to know how to get the previous 3000 URL's Please email me privately Tall_Trees@Bigpond.com Thanks to Juliette Hendry & Raymond Henderson for contributing Alberta Family Recipe Book http://www.compusmart.ab.ca/elien/index.htm Bringing Them Home Name Index http://www.aa.gov.au/publications/fact_sheets/FS175.html Butterfly's Genealogy http://www.geocities.com/bbutterflyvee/ Dunbar - Australia's Titanic http://www.records.nsw.gov.au/public/gallery/dunbar/dunbar.htm Family
19. [AUS-VIC-West] Names I am researching. [1]
Hello Listers Interested in all references to the following surnames Brudenell - Mt. Cole/Buangoor - 1850's+ Bywaters - Mt. Cole/Buangoor - 1860's+ Moysey - Mt. Cole - 1859+ Clark - Mt. Cole - 1859+ Ayres - Ararat/Great Western/Stawell - 1850's+ Cook - Mt. Cole - 1860's+ Shalders - Mt. Cole - 1850's+ Mt. Cole is approx 30kms East of Ararat Regards - Ann Mason - Axedale
20. [AUS-VIC-West] BLACKWOOD station [1]
Hi all, What can all you knowledgeable people tell me about the early days of this station property? I believe it was in the direction of Dunkeld out through Purdeet and may still exist. I myself know nothing but would like to know where to find any printed information that is available especially about the time 1850 - 1900. Suggestions as to where to go to start a search are also welcome. In the early days before Penshurst had a cemetery - 1850's on - burials took place there. Do
21. [AUS-VIC-West] Bunninyong [1]
Thanks to everyone for help re " Bunninyong ". I now have some more home work Regards Sue from Camperdown
22. [AUS-VIC-West] NAMES I AM RESEARCHING [1]
Hi all BATESON - PINCOTT - FIEGHERY - from SPRING BANK, SANDFORD and HENTY"S CREEK, BALLARAT. MORLEY - Harrow CLARKE - Harrow & Digby LACKMANN - Digby - Kaniva ROGERS - Portland - Hobart Interest in early School enrolments 1850 - 1870's. eg. Common School at Sandford and Merino. Church of England - Station Life in 1850's and 1860's. Lyn BATESON from Brisbane.
23. Re: [AUS-VIC-West] Names I am researching. [1]
>Margaret, >VAUGHAN - Burrumbeet - Learmonth I've got a fair bit here on the VAUGHAN family of Learmonth - same family at Pirron Yallock and Pomborneit and Ballarat. One married my Gt Gt Aunt Elizabeth McGARVIE and when we were writing our book I ended up with the whole VAUGHAN family tree as well! :) I did also read a great book on them in the Colac Library but can't recall it's name. Regards David in Ballarat
24. [AUS-VIC-West] Mustons Creek-Jury Members [1]
For anyone who has an interest in this area. Inquest held on 12 April 1868 at Mustons Creek for Colin CAMERON died 10th April Paddys Marsh. Coroner - Alexander Learmonth., Doctor - William Miller Dickinson, Constable - John Fergus, Depositions from - Lexy Cameron and Duncan Cameron, children of deceased. Jury - Daniel Down Joseph Dickinson Snr., Joseph Dickinson Jnr. William McKenna James Milligan Allan McDonald Simon McKenzie Alexander Donald James McKenna Richard Rowlands John Jasper Angus McDonald All o
25. [AUS-VIC-West] Names I am researching [1]
Hi, The two families I am interested in in the Western District are: McLEAN: John and Margaret (nee McINNES), arrived Portland 1852 from Coll, Argyleshire, moved to Hamilton area and then later to Horsham/Pimpinio RANKIN: Donald and Ann (nee McKINNON), arrived from Argyleshire about 1851, settled near Hamilton where they both died in 1876 Regards, Jenny Perth WA
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