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1. Irish Seminar next Saturday [1]
AN IRISH TAPESTRY: HISTORY AND RESEARCH Saturday 11 September 2004 Genealogical Society of Victoria Level 6, 179 Queen St Melbourne Bookings essential: 9670 7033 10.00 am - 4.00 pm Tea and coffee provided. BYO lunch. An ideal opportunity to learn more about the background of your Irish ancestors. Guest speakers include Dr Richard Reid of the Australian Society of Genealogists speaking on Irish Migration, Dr Katherine Massam from Melbourne University speaking on Church History in Ireland a
2. ? DICKESON nee Egan LOOK UP [1]
Hoping that SKS can assist - I am looking for some help re BRIDGET MARY DICKESON nee EGAN. Details at hand are :: * Born 1874 - Byaduk Vict. --- * Married JOHN DICKESON - ? 1912. * Died Hamilton 1916 -- * Mother of Mary [ ? known as Milly ] & Joshua, both born Circa 1914. Any information would be appreciated. Gloria from South Aust.
3. Re: [AUS-VIC-West] Re: Camperdown Fire Brigade Band [1]
Hi Tricia and All The brass bands were a big thing in the Western District in the 40s and 50s. Both my brothers were in the band from a very young age, and my sister learned the cornet but never quite made the band. I don't think there were any women in the Mortlake one in that time period. The towns that got together for regular recitals seemed to match the towns in the football league, so it was the towns in the Hampden League, Colac, Camperdown, Terang, Mortlake, Warrnambool, Port Fairy, Cobden, who to
4. URL's for this week [1]
URL's 17 September, 2004 If you would like to know how to get the previous 4000 URL's http://tinyurl.com/yw42 Thanks to Sandie for contributing 1900 United States Federal Census Form http://www.ancestry.com/save/charts/1900.pdf Almonds Lane Cemetery, Stevenage, Hertfordshire http://homepage.ntlworld.com/jeffery.knaggs/AlmondsLane.html Barbara's Registration Web Page http://www.dixons.clara.co.uk/Certificates/indexbd.htm Cornish Smugglers http://members.tripod.com/morrab/index.htm Criminal & Other Case
5. New Search Engine [1]
And brings up the images on the results page too. Beryl O'Gorman Greensborough Victoria Australia List Admin ----- Original Message ----- From: Adrian O'Gorman To: Beryl O'Gorman Sent: Monday, September 20, 2004 9:17 PM Subject: New Search Engine http://a9.com/ it uses Google apparently..... "Today was the official launch day of Amazon's A9.com search engine, which has been in public beta for some time now. It uses results from Google, and adds some personalized features, like bookmarks and search
6. URL's for this week [1]
URL's 10 September, 2004 If you would like to know how to get the previous 4000 URL's http://www.westnet.com.au/talltrees/starters/cd.html Thanks to Sandie for contributing 10 (Assaye) Battery Royal Artillery http://www.10battery.co.uk/battery_history.htm 1816 - The Year Without a Summer http://www.dandantheweatherman.com/Bereklauw/yearnosummer.html Australian Biography Index http://www.nla.gov.au/servlet/ozlife Baptist History Books by Joe Early http://www.baptisthistorybooks.com Breage Resources http
7. Re: Camperdown Fire Brigade Band [1]
Hi List, I have found a book printed on the 50th anniversary of the above band - it is called "The Band Plays On - Camperdown Fire Brigade Band - 1938 - 1988"; in this book are numerous photos of the band, and in one of them I found my father! I never knew he was in the band, and unfortunately there isn't a date on the photo, and I there are no remaining family members to tell when the photo was taken. If anyone has a copy of the book the photo in question is on page 20. Someone with ties to the band may
8. RE: [AUS-VIC-West] Re: Camperdown Fire Brigade Band [1]
Hi Tricia, Beryl and others Earlier this year my Dad (92 in November) was reminiscing and said that his father's greatest achievement (also Robert (Bob) O'Neill) was in being instrumental in saving the Camperdown Fire Brigade band from extinction. I'm not sure what year at this stage. I picked up several photos from a shed at Dad's house in February, which are of a function. . . possibly my grandfather's retirement after 35 years as captain of the Camperdown Fire Brigade. As a really young child (mid 1940s
9. URL's for this week [1]
URL's 24 September, 2004 If you would like to know how to get the previous 4000 URL's http://tinyurl.com/yw42 Thanks to Sandie for contributing Ancestors at Rest http://ancestorsatrest.com/sitemap.shtml Antiquus Morbus http://www.antiquusmorbus.com/ Auckland City Libraries http://www.aucklandcitylibraries.com/ Birmingham Register Office http://www.birmingham.gov.uk/registeroffice.bcc British History Online http://www.british-history.ac.uk/ Criminal & Other Case Files Found in Victoria Police Correspond
10. Re: [AUS-VIC-West] Re: Camperdown Fire Brigade Band [1]
Hi Beth, The book does not have a publishing date nor a publisher. There is a message from B.J.Sinnott, Secretary and Captain Peter Stephens 1988 and there are photos of the 1988 Leura Festival Procession, so I think it would be late 1988 or early 1989. There is a list of Presidents, the first one listed - R. O'Neill 1939/40 "The inaugural meeting to form the Camperdown Fire Brigade Band was held on November 8, 1938 and the "Camperdown Chronicle" reported the meeting's outcome on its front page: FIR
11. Re: VAUGHAN, Melb & Belfast [1]
Hi Gloria Thgese events are most likely baptisms which expalins the bulk entry from the early church records. The State of Victoria did not come into being until 1851 and records prior to that were recorded in NSW as we were the Colony of Port Philip. I think the year 1855 was about when Victorian BDM records got into full swing (happy to be corrected on that one). The group of 1852 baptisms will probably have birth dates ranging from about 1843 up to about 1853. Working back from the deaths gives ap
12. Re: [AUS-VIC-West] Re: Camperdown Fire Brigade Band [1]
>Dear Beryl and others, >Pipe bands were also popular, and the Australia Day weekend at Mortlake was >always a pipe band spectacular, with other bands as well. The Victorian >Police Pipe Band always came for this weekend as we boarded one family who >remained friends of my parents for many years. Our own local policeman, >George Lee, was a piper. The first MD of that Vic Pipe Band was one of my cousins from Rokewood/Shelford - one John McKERRAL. His 1st cousins Andrew and Alexander Thompson McKERRAL were
13. Re: [AUS-VIC-West] Re: Camperdown Fire Brigade Band [1]
Hi Beryl, Thank you for your memories, I didn't realise that the bands were so important, luring bandmasters to the town, I realised they were popular entertainment, but ...... The photo would have been pre WW2 as he left Camperdown and fought in New Guinea, and I was trying to narrow it a little more. When I was a young teenager, I remember a friend of the family (Joan Pitcher), telling about the night Camperdown won the football grand final, and a group of revellers, my dad, and Joan being two of
14. Re: Camperdown Fire Brigade Band [1]
Hi! "The Band Plays On - Camperdown Fire Brigade Band - 1938 - 1988" There are still a few books available at the Camperdown Historical Society 'Museum' (open every Tues-Fri-Sun 2-4pm) The ex Fire Brigade are now 'The Lakes & Craters Band' with a 30+ membership. The band has all there memoriballia in storage as they use the Killara Centre in Camperdown to practise. If any one would like to buy a book please contact me off line. Book is $15 plus postage. My son plays trumpet with the band. P.S: The Muse
15. Fw: Camperdown Fire Brigade Band [1]
From our Thelma for your edification! Beryl O'Gorman Greensborough Victoria Australia List Admin ----- Original Message ----- From: "Naomi" To: "Beryl O'Gorman" Sent: Monday, September 13, 2004 7:08 PM Subject: Camperdown Fire Brigade Band > Dear Beryl, If you think this is appropriate for the list, please > forward..... Lovingly Thelma > > Yes, Beryl, I understand what you mean !!!!. > Three of my family were in Brass bands for around 25 years... while
16. URL's for this week [1]
URL's 3 September, 2004 If you would like to know how to get the previous 4000 URL's http://www.westnet.com.au/talltrees/starters/cd.html Thanks to Dianne Hettrick & Sandie for Contributing 1853 Bendigo Goldfields Petition http://www.statelibrary.vic.gov.au/slv/exhibitions/goldfields/petition/pet_name.htm Ancient Faces http://www.ancientfaces.com Art & Antiques Stolen London Art Database http://www.met.police.uk/artandantiques/ACIS_database.htm British Censuses http://www.british-genealogy.com/resources
17. Fw: Warrnambool Help Please [1]
Forwarded for Zita, who forgot to take out the word 'request'. Beryl O'Gorman Greensborough Victoria Australia List Admin ----- Original Message ----- From: "Zita" To: Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2004 10:48 AM Subject: Warrnambool Help Please > Hi All, Can anyone help me with a photo of a headstone in Warrnambool > please. > > Cheers for yesterday, today and tomorrow. > Zita > > >
18. Fw: FEMALE FACTORY MUSTER IN TASMANIA [1]
Forwarded with Ellen's permission. Beryl O'Gorman Greensborough Victoria Australia List Admin ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ellen Crehan" To: Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2004 10:09 PM Subject: FEMALE FACTORY MUSTER IN TASMANIA > GREETINGS ALL, > > On November 7, 2004 we are having an Open Day at the Cascades Female Factory Site, Degraves Street, South Hobart to commemorate convict women and children. > This is part of Tasmania's Bicentenary
19. WW1 Commemorations, Casterton & Merino, Victoria [1]
Two significant events related to WW1 are happening in the Casterton & Merino area of South-West Victoria on Saturday, 2nd October, 2004. A summary of the two events is listed below or visit the websites for additional material. Casterton Historical Society ----------------------------------------- The Opening Ceremony and Unveiling Of a dedication plaque For Our Restored World War 1 Cannon On Saturday 2nd October 2004 At 2.30pm, Railway Station Precinct Jackson St. Casterton, Victoria http://www.ballar
20. Cemeteries of S.W. Victoria - New Index: Inverleigh [1]
*** CROSSPOSTED - APOLOGIES IF YOU RECEIVE MULTIPLE MESSAGES *** I have added a new Cemetery index to my site, so you may wish to update your Cemetery links (all are located in S.W. Victoria, Australia): New index: Inverleigh - 614 names Total Cemeteries now uploaded: 123; Total names: 51008 PLEASE WAIT FOR ENTIRE PAGE TO LOAD BEFORE SELECTING A NAME IN THE INDEX. DON'T FORGET - if you have an interest in any person in the various index listings, contact me with: Cemetery name Person's sequence numbe
21. Dunkeld 150th Anniversary 1854-2004 [1]
Some time ago the list asked me to inform them of the Dunkeld 150th Celebrations. They are to run from 22-24 October. President : Keith Warne (03) 5577 2499 Admin: Terrie Nicholson 03 5573 3353 Correspondence to: Dunkeld 150th Committee, P.O.Box 341. Dunkeld 3294 cheers Jon -------------------------------------------------------------- Prof. Jon Patrick Chair of Language Technology School of Information Technologies +61 2 9351 3524(Work) University of Sydney Sydney, 2006, Australia +61 2 9351
22. Registration of Births early > mid 1800s [1]
I am looking for some assistance from those of you with more experience and knowledge in Family History & Research than I have and hoping that some light may be shed on the following issue. Information provided to me from the Pioneer Index in regard to 7 children born to GEORGE VAUGHAN & his wife MARTHA nee Bowen is as follows :- Birth Records....................... * William ........ -- Melb -- 1842 - # 12881 - Denomination - Cof E :
23. MARTIN Family of Thomas and Anne nee Hall [1]
Cheers from the "Coral Sea Coast" (Lat 17.5s Long 146.4e) Hi to All, I am in the final stages (almost throes) of preparing an historical chronicle of this family. If anybody has any information or photographs on the appended or their associates, please act now! The family lived (from c1870) in Castlemaine, Victoria. All the children were born in or near Ballarat and died at Castlemaine; none married so there are no descendants. And may you be encouraged and succeed Dean Newman, North Queensland Australia. "
24. Heazlewood Family Reunion - Pioneers of Portland [1]
There is a reunion to be held for all descendants of the Heazlewood family in Portland, VIC in March/April next year. All those interested please contact Angela Byron at narallee@iinet.net.au to receive further information.
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