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1. [BUTLER-AUS] posting names of interest [1]
Hello, I have just started this list and thought I would get the ball rolling by posting my names. Please note that it may take a while to get many subscribers, but please bear with me. If you know of anyone else researching the same name, please let them know about the list. Here are my names. 1 James Butler . +Margaret McVie(ey?) . 2 John Thomas Butler 1839 - .... +Ellen Mary Omeara 1854 -.... 3 Thomas John Butler 1879 - .... 3 John Thomas Butler 1881 -.... 3 Micha
2. [BUTLER-AUS] Hobart cemetery [1]
Dear List, Does anybody know where the very first cemetery in Hobart is? That is, where the first inhabitants were buried? I have an ancestors cousin or brother, not sure which yet, that died in Hobart in 1814. He was James Don Butler, alias "Captain Fearnought", a convict who arrived in Australia aboard the Marquise Cornwallis in 1796. I have been gathering information on him since I first discovered his existence several months ago and would like to know if his burying place has been preserved. I
3. Unidentified subject! [1]
Saw this on another list........... Catherine Hi, this is a little off the subject but there is a fabulous street map of london at www.bathspa.ac.uk/greenwood/imagemap.html. You can click on any part that you're interested in and get an enlargement of that are. Finally explained the Isle of Dogs to me to my satisfaction. -- Catherine Langdon Tasmania, Australia Administrator of the following mailing lists: ORME LANGDON-UK GUIVER KIDDLE BUTLER-AUS HATFIELD-AUS LANGLEY-AUS SALTER-AUS To subscribe to
4. [BUTLER-AUS] Interesting info on the origins of ANZAC biscuits [1]
Used with permission During World War 1 and World War 2, Australians were fiercely patriotic. This can best be described in the words, my country - right or wrong. The wives, mothers and girlfriends were concerned for the nutritional value of the food being supplied to their men. Here was a problem. Any food they sent to the fighting men had to be carried in the ships of the Merchant Navy. Most of these were lucky to maintain a speed of ten knots (18.5 kilometres per hour). Most had no refrigerated facili
5. [BUTLER-AUS] William J BUTLER [1]
Hi Butler List I am researching the family of James and Jane RODFORD of Morpeth NSW. Their daughter Elizabeth RODFORD, born 1845, Martock Somerset, UK, married William J BUTLER in Morpeth in 1867. Their children were Emily, Annie, Herbert, Florence, Edward, Martha, Arthur, Samuel, Ellen, Margaret, and Charlotte. I don't any other info on William. We have traced descendents of the other RODFORD daughters, Annie, Sarah and Mary Anne and would love to complete the family circle. Diane Cole Rydalmere NSW
6. [BUTLER-AUS] RE: The TITLE is VITAL [1]
Hi David, I would like to thank you for your wonderful posting to the list and also your support in making this list more useful to all subscribers. I look forward to talking to you again in the future. and the TITLE IS VITAL issue was so well put - thankyou!! Cheers Catherine Langdon Butler" wrote: >Hi all, > >What a great idea for us to list all our interests. It will speed up our research, it will provide a great archive for anyone who joins the group in the months to come a
7. [BUTLER-AUS] Re: Baby Deaths in 18th Century [1]
I saw this on another list and I thought it was very interesting reading. Hope you do too!! Catherine Have been curious as to why in the early years so many babies have their cause of death recorded as from "convulsions". The following article gives a clue as what was a probable cause. ________________ Newborns of the Eighteenth Century To survive the first few hours of its life a baby needed a much more resilient digestive system than any new-born baby would require today. As soon as it was b
8. [BUTLER-AUS] Butler [1]
I have a BRIDGET ELEN BUTLER aka BRIDIE HELENE BUTLER and PIERCE BUTLER from Inistoige, Kilkenny Ireland arriving in Victoria. Also researching Calla(g)han, Chisholm - Vic Windsor, Cartwright - Tas Lyn in QLD
9. [BUTLER-AUS] On-line info on 1788 - 1825 immigrants & convicts [1]
Hi all, Ed Butler's question about James Don Butler who arrived as a convict 1796 prompts me to share some information I only recently discovered. NSW Records, previously known as NSW Archives, has a site that provides magnificent information about people who had dealings with government between 1788 and 1825. The Colonial Secretary was involved in all sorts of matters, convicts applying for permission to marry, people wanting denization so they could buy land, applications for tickets of leave, applicati
10. [BUTLER-AUS] UK court service documents....... [1]
http://www.courtservice.gov.uk/fandl/prob_guidance.htm -- Catherine Langdon Tasmania, Australia Administrator of the following mailing lists: ORME LANGDON-UK GUIVER KIDDLE BUTLER-AUS HATFIELD-AUS LANGLEY-AUS SALTER-AUS FISHER-UK To subscribe to the lists please send a 'subscribe' message to: ORME-L-request@rootsweb.com LANGDON-UK-L-request@rootsweb.com GUIVER-L-request@rootsweb.com KIDDLE-L-request@rootsweb.com BUTLER-AUS-L-request@rootsweb.com HATFIELD-AUS-D-request@rootsweb.com LANGLEY-AUS-L-reque
11. [BUTLER-AUS] re-posting list guidelines [1]
Hi all, Just thought that I would post a few guidelines for the list to make you all aware of them. Firstly, despite what some mailing list administrators feel about their lists, I DO NOT have a problem with discussion on the following: 1. Virus alerts (after just having been infected, I think this is a really good idea) 2. General discussion on topics OTHER than family history 3. General computer and family history help 4. Advice of useful computer and family history links 5. General history events (eg
12. [BUTLER-AUS] UK Postcodes site [1]
Saw this on another list. http://www.royalmail.co.uk/quick_tools/postcodes/default.htm will give you a post code from an address or vice versa. Cheers -- Catherine Langdon Tasmania, Australia Administrator of the following mailing lists: ORME LANGDON-UK GUIVER KIDDLE BUTLER-AUS HATFIELD-AUS LANGLEY-AUS SALTER-AUS FISHER-UK To subscribe to the lists please send a 'subscribe' message to: ORME-L-request@rootsweb.com LANGDON-UK-L-request@rootsweb.com GUIVER-L-request@rootsweb.com KIDDLE-L-request@roo
13. Re: [BUTLER-AUS] Roll Call Please [1]
Dear List, I was thinking that we Butler descendants should be a little more vocal as well. Although I have no ancestors in Australia, the fact still remains that I may have some brothers or cousins of ancestors making their home in Australia. My active interest in Australia is a brother or cousin of my ancestor that was transported to Australia and arrived in 1796. By no later than 1807 he was in Hobart and died there in 1814 with some grants of land given to him in 1813. His name was James Don Butler
14. [BUTLER-AUS] WW1 Dossiers available free online [1]
I saw this posting on another list and thought that some of you may want to make use of it. Cheers Catherine On another list someone recently posted that the National Archives will now make WW1 personal dossiers available online for FREE (photocopy posted to you is $16.50). Apparently the original wait time (from request to info being available) was 30 days, but last heard had blown out to about 60 days (guess lots of genies found out about it!) Go to :- www.naa.gov.au < TARGET="_blank">http://www.na
15. [BUTLER-AUS] Welcome new subscribers [1]
I have noticed that we have a few new subscribers since yesturday, and as Administrator, would like to welcome you all. Please post your names of interest to the list to let the rest of us know who you are researching. I posted mine yesturday, so please follow my lead. This list is only 2 days old, so please bear with me as I endeavour to increase the numbers. also please let others know of this list if they are researching the same name. I look forward to chatting to you Cheers -- Catherine Langdon
16. [BUTLER-AUS] Roll Call Please [1]
HI all, I don't know what the weather is like where you are, but here in Hobart it is a very rainy and cold Sunday. Just the kind of day that makes you want to start inside and keep warm. I thought that this may be a good opportunity for all the new listers to post their interests so that we all know exactly who you are researching and who knows???? Some of us may be lucky enough to find new connections and cousins!!! So what do you say? Will you help me get this list moving a little more? Hope to hea
17. [BUTLER-AUS] Hobart Cemetaries [1]
Hi all, I gathered this information to answer a query on another list and thought it may be useful to some of you. The Southern Regional Cemetary Trust maintains both the Cornelian Bay Cemetary and the Kingston Cemetary in Hobart. I found out that the Cornelian Bay Cemetary started in 1878. Prior to that, there had been a cemetary at Queenborough in Sandy Bay, as well as various church cemetaries. This cemetary at Queenborough was changed into a park or something and many of the headstones were moved
18. [BUTLER-AUS] 19th Century Tasmanian Superior Court decisions [1]
Check this out: Decisions of the Nineteenth Century Tasmanian Superior Courts from 1824 http://www.law.mq.edu.au/sctas/ -- Catherine Langdon Tasmania, Australia Administrator of the following mailing lists: ORME LANGDON-UK GUIVER KIDDLE BUTLER-AUS HATFIELD-AUS LANGLEY-AUS SALTER-AUS FISHER-UK To subscribe to the lists please send a 'subscribe' message to: ORME-L-request@rootsweb.com LANGDON-UK-L-request@rootsweb.com GUIVER-L-request@rootsweb.com KIDDLE-L-request@rootsweb.com BUTLER-AUS-L-reque
19. [BUTLER-AUS] RE: Message Boards [1]
Message Boards are available at http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=main&r=rw I receive notice for those I am monitoring. There is a place to request "favorites" or "add Board to notifications" at the site. Notifications arrive in a group of messages once a day, bearing a link to the website containing the message. I go to the Message Boards based on what is included in the notice sent to me. I do not go to websites that say "ancestry" or "question" or "help". If you are going to use the Message Bo
20. [BUTLER-AUS] Edward & Charlotte BUTLER [1]
Hi List, My name is Wayne Ann Moody from Townsville and I am helping a friend with his family history. His main line is the FRISKE Family and the BUTLER'S are connected by marriage. I am looking for anything on Edward BUTLER and Charlotte CORK. One of their daughters, Sarah Ellen BUTLER married Emil Bernhardt FRISKE.I have found some information on the QLD BDM Fische, and I have 2 Edward BUTLERS who arrived in Brisbane, one in 1888 and the other in 1884. Can anyone make a connection to
21. [BUTLER-AUS] [FWD: This might work...] [1]
---------708395512c21b3b708395512c21b3b Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Content-Disposition: inline -- Catherine Langdon Tasmania, Australia Administrator of the following mailing lists: ORME LANGDON-UK GUIVER KIDDLE BUTLER-AUS HATFIELD-AUS LANGLEY-AUS SALTER-AUS FISHER-UK To subscribe to the lists please send a 'subscribe' message to: ORME-L-request@rootsweb.com LANGDON-UK-L-request@rootsweb.com GUIVER-L-request@rootsweb.com KIDDLE-L-request@rootsweb.
22. [BUTLER-AUS] My Butler interests, Aus and Eng [1]
Hi all, In response to Catherine's request for a "roll call" here is my list. I have included those about whom I know details in case others are looking for them - as well as some about whom I will appreciate information. I have also included their wives. Later, I will send individual requests that will include more information in the hope that it helps you to identify people. Some indication of family groups is indicated by different type faces and spaces. For some of the names, I am seeking informatio
23. [BUTLER-AUS] Bristol Will index [1]
forwarding from another list.............. catherine From: "Mike John" I have the Bristol Will index 1793 - 1858 on the net. http://uk.y42.briefcase.yahoo.com/mdjohn2001 Mike John -- Catherine Langdon Tasmania, Australia Administrator of the following mailing lists: ORME LANGDON-UK GUIVER KIDDLE BUTLER-AUS HATFIELD-AUS LANGLEY-AUS SALTER-AUS To subscribe to the lists please send a 'subscribe' message to: ORME-L-request@rootsweb.com LANGDON-UK-L-request@roots
24. [BUTLER-AUS] Scottish census 1881 and 1891 [1]
Hi all, Saw this on another list and thought I would pass it on to you guys. Cheers Catherine Just a note to alert listers with interests in Scotland 1881 and 1891 that the Scots Origins database service ( < TARGET="_blank">http://www.origins.net/> ) has advised that it has added new data from the 1881 and 1891 census (of Scotland) - including images of 1891 census returns. Go to the above site and click on "Whats new" - I suspect the site may be a bit busy, initially. This is a commercial, pay-for ser
25. [BUTLER-AUS] Genealogy Helplist Australia [1]
http://helplist.org/aus/index.shtml -- Catherine Langdon Tasmania, Australia Administrator of the following mailing lists: ORME LANGDON-UK GUIVER KIDDLE BUTLER-AUS HATFIELD-AUS LANGLEY-AUS SALTER-AUS To subscribe to the lists please send a 'subscribe' message to: ORME-L-request@rootsweb.com LANGDON-UK-L-request@rootsweb.com GUIVER-L-request@rootsweb.com KIDDLE-L-request@rootsweb.com BUTLER-AUS-L-request@rootsweb.com HATFIELD-AUS-D-request@rootsweb.com LANGLEY-AUS-L-request@rootsweb.com SALTER-AUS-L
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