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1. [CROSS-FLOOD] Elizabeth CROSS-HAYES [1]
Hi all In an era when women had no means of support, how did 37 year old Elizabeth (CROSS) Hayes survive when her husband Richard died in 1842. Richard HAYES Born: 1791 - 1842 Ebenezer, NSW, Aust arrival: 29 September 1811 "ADMIRAL GAMBIER" Convict . +Elizabeth CROSS Born: 1805 Married: 1821 Windsor, NSW, Aust Died: 1878 Wilberforce, NSW, Aust Consider that her eldest, Mary Anm HAYES was 21 and unmarried and her 9th child was only 4 years old. She was a young widow with 8 surviving child
2. [CROSS-FLOOD] James HAYES - - WWII Servicemen [1]
http://www.ww2roll.gov.au, Name SUMMERFIELD, ROYCE OLIVER Service Australian Army Service Number NX193602 (N251352) Date of Birth 1 Oct 1920 Place of Birth LIDCOMBE, NSW Date of Enlistment 13 Aug 1944 Locality on Enlistment ENFIELD, NSW Place of Enlistment FIELD, QLD Next of Kin SUMMERFIELD, E Date of Discharge 18 Feb 1946 Rank Corporal Posting at Discharge 2/1 AUST A/A REGT W'SHOP WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No. http://www.ww2roll.gov.au, Name DORRELL, ALFRED WILLIAM
3. [CROSS-FLOOD] Esther Leith ONIONS & her brother Enoch Abel [1]
Hi Folks Here is a little mystery on what is accurate with the state records....... Esther Leith ONIONS is the daughter of Mary Ann HAYES (then BAKER and then ONIONS) and her second husband Samuel ONIONS. Her birth and her baptism have been registered with different birth dates. NSW V18621955 45A or Reg # 1955 V45A has her date of birth as 1862 from the Presbyterian denomination for the parish of Sydney - Scots Church - (to me, that is a type of baptism) - copy states that date of birth was 29 Aug 1862
4. [CROSS-FLOOD] Mary Ann HAYES-BAKER-ONIONS - WWII Servicemen [1]
This is a list of Mary Ann HAYES-BAKER-ONIONS' descendants or their spouses who I know were WWII servicemen. I have checked the women under their maiden names but I will have to check under their married names - http://www.ww2roll.gov.au, Name ONIONS, CECIL THOMAS Service Royal Australian Air Force Service Number 75698 Date of Birth 26 Mar 1906 Place of Birth SOUTH GRAFTON, NSW Date of Enlistment 11 May 1942 Locality on Enlistment MURWILLUMBAH, NSW Place of Enlistment BRISBANE, QLD Next of Kin ONI
5. [CROSS-FLOOD] Richard Hayes & Mary Ann COOK - WWII Servicemen [1]
Hi Who else have I missed? http://www.ww2roll.gov.au, Name WHITE, ARTHUR HAROLD Service Australian Army Service Number NX156158 (N51502) Date of Birth 8 Jul 1915 Place of Birth ASHFIELD, NSW Date of Enlistment 26 Nov 1942 Locality on Enlistment ENFIELD, NSW Place of Enlistment STRAWBERRY, WA Next of Kin WHITE, VIOLET Date of Discharge 17 Jan 1946 Rank Sergeant Posting at Discharge 5 Field Company WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No. http://www.ww2roll.gov.au, Name KEMP
6. [CROSS-FLOOD] Thomas Hayes - - WWII Servicemen [1]
http://www.ww2roll.gov.au, Name O'BRIEN, DUDLEY LORRAINE Service Australian Army Service Number N347546 Date of Birth 20 Jun 1915 Place of Birth WINDSOR, NSW Date of Enlistment 22 Jan 1942 Locality on Enlistment JUNCTION, NSW Place of Enlistment NEWCASTLE, NSW Next of Kin O'BRIEN, MARY Date of Discharge 13 Feb 1946 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 18 AUST FIELD BAKING PLN WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No. http://www.ww2roll.gov.au, Name GOODMAN, DOUGLAS CHARLES Serv
7. [CROSS-FLOOD] Elizabeth CROSS & Richard HAYES - 5 subjects [1]
Hi folks This email is to remind the descendants of Elizabeth (CROSS) and Richard HAYES of the following: 1. As advised in December 2002, the book Cross Country  Charles Cross & Rose Flood is well underway. Each researcher has until 30 June 2003 to confirm the details and supply a copy of the data to Hazel and Malcolm. Malcolm will then include our data into book form due for release on 30th November 2003 at Windsor. It is anticipated that the A4 size book will include approximately 30,000 names of
8. [CROSS-FLOOD] Susannah Hayes-Izzard - WWII Servicemen [1]
http://www.ww2roll.gov.au, Name DAVIS, FREDERICK HUGH Service Australian Army Service Number N15506 Date of Birth 28 Jan 1917 Place of Birth NEWCASTLE Date of Enlistment 6 Aug 1940 Locality on Enlistment CARRINGTON, NSW Place of Enlistment NEWCASTLE, NSW Next of Kin DAVIS, FREDERICK Date of Discharge 30 Jan 1942 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 2 Battalion WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No. http://www.ww2roll.gov.au, Name IZZARD, ARTHUR EDWARD Service Royal Australian
9. Re: [Cross-Flood] 1831 Conditional Pardon no 42 - Richard Hayes whoarrived on the Admiral Gambier 2 in 1811 [1]
Lorrae I don't see why not. I have in my possession The original birth certificate of John Ashby Grey which he brought out from Engalnd. Also his army service records, some of which went to the Sudan with him. they are now in the Victoria Barracks museum but until 2 years ago they sat in a tin under Geoff's cousin's bed. I aslo have my grandfathers army pay book which went to Gallipoli and Eygpt with him. Vellum is much more durable than paper. I think they would probably also have to give authentici
10. [Cross-Flood] Funeral Notice - 2006 [1]
GREENTREE, Leslie Cuthbert (George), late of Inglewood. Passed away on the 23rd December 2006. Aged 79 years.  Beloved husband of Nita. Loved father and father-in-law, grandfather and great-grandfather to Wayne and Leeanne, Chris, Trish and Lindsay, Paul and Wendy, Jill and Murray, Mandy and their families.  Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend GEORGE'S funeral service to be held at St Johns Anglican Church, Inglewood on FRIDAY (Dec. 29th), commencing at 11.00am. At the conclusion of t
11. [Cross-Flood] 1831 Conditional Pardon no 42 - Richard Hayes who arrived on the Admiral Gambier 2 in 1811 [1]
Hi All Is this for real?? http://www.statusint.com/result_coins.php?id=60 8299 New South Wales: 1831 Conditional Pardon no 42 printed on vellum (handwritten details) granted to Richard Hayes who arrived on the Admiral Gambier 2 in 1811. Hayes, born 1796, was a butcher. He was sentenced to life for sheep stealing. 320x400mm. A little soiled as the pardon was usually carried by the convict o/w GC with all details fully readable. Pardon is signed by Governor Darling. Rare. (P) AVAILABLE at A$2200 If s
12. Re: [Cross-Flood] [WilliamBaker-Neptune1790] New baby [1]
Hi Heather I did not have either boys in the database but I have added them both now - sorry they were missed from the WB Register. They will be included in the Family Tree Book for William BAKER (son of William BAKER, Gentleman/convict). Will also update the Cross Country Family Register database. What a wonderful way to end the year after the loss of your two brothers. Lorrae Glenore Grove Qld 4342 http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=helmrich _____ From: WilliamBaker-
13. [Cross-Flood] Contact [1]
Evening all This list has been very quiet lately. 1 Would anyone like to post your connection with the CROSS-FLOOD families please, to keep the list moving and to exchange details? 2 Is anyone researching the families overseas? How? 3. Is anyone attending the Reunion at Windsor this next week-end? I will be there and I was wondering if I would get to meet any of the list members! Thank you Lorrae Johnson 13 Forest Avenue Plainland Q 4341 Phone/FAX: 07 5465 6725
14. [Cross-Flood] Family Tree Books [1]
Hi everyone I am asking for suggestions, please. Suggestions only, as I am not doing the book on my own. Too much work and I know from experience as I have produced one major book and several others. If a Family Tree book was to be produced on the Charles CROSS and Rose FLOOD and their descendants, what would your requirements be: Time period - what date? Format or style of the book? Size of Font, layout? format of descendants tree? ?? We have over 5000 names of descendants - some in twice. Should the
15. Re: [Cross-Flood] Family Tree Books [1]
Hi Everyone, I think the idea of the Volumes is the only way to go...As for format, then I'm confused. As a matter of fact the pile of names on the Chrsitopher line who still have no descendants recorded is my biggest time consumer. To date, I have 2591 descendants' names recorded but not all of those have even got a birth year yet...poor things!! Anyhow, we have sold our business..the Coffee Shop and are now "full time family historians"...what a title!! Called in at the HARMAN reunion last Sat. and Ru
16. [Cross-Flood] Re: CROSS-FLOOD-DESCENDANTS. [1]
HI, HELEN AND PETER, IT WAS WITH GREAT INTEREST I READ YOUR E-MAIL RE THE REUNION, UNFORTUNATELY, I AM UNABLE TO GET THERE MYSELF. BUT THE INTERESTING PART WAS PETER'S ANCESTRY. I TOO AM A DESCENDANT OF THE DOUGLASS, GREENTREE LINE. MARY-ANN MARRIED WILLIAM DOUGLASS, THEIR ELDEST CHILD, SARAH MARRIED THOMAS GREEN,(SON OF WILLIAM GREEN , WHO MARRIED MARY ROSE) THEIR ELDEST CHILD, THOMAS MARRIED SARAH GREENTREE IN 1854. THEY HAD SEVERAL CHILDREN, ONE BEING THOMAS GEORGE B. 1874 AND
17. [Cross-Flood] Windsor reunion [1]
Greetings Listers, Unfortunately, we were not able to make it to Windsor for the reunion, although we love to visit that area and along to the Wisemans/Lautondale/Mangrove area. Also, a walk along part of the old convict built Great North Road is always great, especially when the flannel flowers are in bloom. A new booklet has been published, with information and maps showing how different parts of the road may be accessed. Could someone please give a brief report on the Windsor reunion for those of us n
18. [Cross-Flood] Fw: part 2, more family stuff [1]
Lorrae As I sent you the last e-mail I received this from Anne. Answers your questions as to being a member of the list I think. I will be passing on all I have recieved over the past couple of months plus the other that she asked about. Roz ---------- > From: Ann Leaman > To: geoffk@acay.com.au > Subject: part 2, more family stuff > Date: Monday, 27 November 2000 12:05 pm > > Hi! > What a cot-case I am. Accidentally sent that last email before I had finished. > You asked if I'd
19. [Cross-Flood] [1]
Anne Have found some very interesting info on Elisa Haywood Hill, Edward Mason's wife. Will photocopy relevent references for you a soon as possible & send you a hard copy. Anyway here it is It would appear that Rev Richard Hill was a very difficult man to get on with although he was a very prominent citizen, was instrumental in the convicts at Hyde Park Barracks receiving religious instruction at the barracks as well as at the church. His wife, however, was deemed suicidal & attempted to commit suicide
20. [Cross-Flood] McGEE / Connor-McCarthy / Gallagher [1]
Hi List, Another associated family of Charles and Rose CROSS is through their daughter Elizabeth, and her husband, Richard HAYES. (Three England convicts). James Hayes married Mary Ann GALLAGHER, who, in turn, was descendant from three Irish convicts. Johanna McCarthy (nee Conner or Connor) Convicted at Bristol on 12 Apr 1817 for 14 yrs Age 35 Servant Arrived on `Maria' on 17 Sep 1818 Wife of Donald McCarthy in England 1828 Census - Age 43 McGee Widow of Appin Transported as: McCarthy Joanna Trialplace:
21. Re: [Cross-Flood] Contact [1]
Hi everyone, We're all very quiet because we are all busy researching!!! or I hope we are. Yes, we are going to the reunion but will call in at Maitland on sat. am for the HARMAN Reunion which Mandy is organising... Mary Jane CROSS d/o Christopher, married Walter HARMAN...so in expectation I have not done any work on that line. Did some research in Library in Sydney last week but need to spend at least a month there reading newspapers etc. Hazel ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tom & Lorrae Johnson"
22. [Cross-Flood] Hawkesbury get-together in Windsor [1]
Hi every-one Just a quick note to say "I am home again" after a very successful week-end in Windsor. Thank you to Peter and Lesley for the great organisation. My sister, Leanne and I really enjoyed ourselves. I may not have gained a lot of information on the week-end, but I certainly made a lot of contacts. Some I have already emailed, and if I was to contact anyone else, please remind me. I will post more details as I do further research. Again, thanks for the great week-end and great to meet so man
23. Re: [CROSS-FLOOD] Connections [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Tom & Lorrae Johnson To: CROSS-FLOOD-DESCENDANTS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Saturday, 17 March 2001 9:21 Subject: [CROSS-FLOOD] Connections >Hi every-one >List still quiet, but I have been busy making more connections and >increasing the knowledge we have of our ancestors. > >One does not realise how bad the situations were until they start reading >some of the early material published. > >Page 2 of the last CROSS-FLOOD n
24. Re: [CROSS-FLOOD] Peter McIntosh & Margaret Johnston [1]
> Dear Lorrae I am a descendant of Peter McIntosh and Margaret Johnson, through son Charles. I have been researching this family for years and this is the first contact I have had for James Tyrie. I am also in contact with researchers for Charles's youngest sister Catherine. I would be interested in contacting your James researcher. Marjorie McDonald fxmcd@acay.com
25. [CROSS-FLOOD] Peter McIntosh & Margaret Johnston [1]
Peter McIntosh & Margaret Johnston have a son - Charles Henry McIntosh (1840-26Jun1881). He married 1861, Izetta Rose (1839-1903). Izetta's parents are Richard Lionel Rose (1789-1872) and Susannah Cross (1793-1872). (see "Rose of Bellona" ) Susannah Cross is the daughter of Charles Cross (1749-1835) and Rose Hannah Flood (1758-1836) - both convicts on the Neptune 1790. Susannah Cross' youngest sister, Elizabeth is my ancestor and thus my connection. I have been contacted by another researcher who is desc
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