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1. Netscape query ?? [1]
Dear DPSers I have been using Outlook Express for email for well over 12 months and am aware of its shortcomings, like no indication on an in coming email that youve replied to it. It can be unstable and emails can be lost and weird things like for the past 6 months it wont print . Any message I wanted to print I save to desktop as a .txt file. This is probably better as its rare that I want to print the complete email Its big plus is how it treats lists received as a digest as each message has its
2. Re: Good Atlas of Australia [1]
Myra, >What book of maps or atlas of Australia would others recommend for finding >locations in Australia - especially the Victorian Goldfields? Some of the best maps available come from two sources: 1. NRMA/RACV tourist maps for particular areas - can cover an area in great detail, and they are free to members. 2. CMA topographical maps - scale 1:50000. Excellent for very precise detail, down to individual properties. Available from larger newsagents, bookshops, outdoor shops, NPWS shops, or the Lands
3. Cemetery Transcripts for Pitt Town and St. Matthew's, Windsor [1]
Hi, I am researching my ancestors in the Richmond/Pitt Town/Windsor district and I am aware that transcripts have been produced for the Pitt Town Cemetery and that at St. Matthew's in Windsor, however I do not have access to these records. Several of my ancestors were buried in these cemeteries (and possibly others as well). I would like to obtain information about grave locations an monumental inscriptions - if such exist - as well as other grave occupants. The people whose graves I would like to loc
4. Message for Alf [1]
Hi Alf! I wrote you a message some days ago, but it keeps coming back to me. Have you changed your e-mail address? The message was asking for help with the Paf4 Manual, which I had successfully downloaded but was having trouble opening. To-day however I finally managed to get it right, so no longer need to be rescued. Thanks anyway for the help I'm sure you'd have given if the message had reached you :-). Best regards..............Edna
5. Printer - Epson Stylus 660 [1]
Hi all Can anyone comment on the Epson Stylus 660? Good, bad or indifferent for the price???? All comments welcome before I spend my Chrissie money :) Viv
6. Indexing Update [1]
As of Saturday night: SMH Deaths: 96,939 DT Deaths: 6,626 The next (and final 1999) update will be made when we crack the 100,000 mark for SMH. John John Graham johngrah@ozemail.com.au GENEALOGY FROM GERRINGONG http://www.ozemail.com.au/~johngrah/
7. Indexing Update [1]
As of Saturday night: SMH Deaths: 95,596 DT Deaths: 6,519 The next (and final 1999) update will be made when we crack the 100,000 mark for SMH. John John Graham johngrah@ozemail.com.au GENEALOGY FROM GERRINGONG http://www.ozemail.com.au/~johngrah/
8. PITT TOWN CEMETERY [1]
Hi Jo, Happy to have a look at Cemetery records for you at local LDS library, I'll email you privately when I have answers Leonie Stanley
9. Re: Good Atlas of Australia [1]
What book of maps or atlas of Australia would others recommend for finding locations in Australia - especially the Victorian Goldfields? Myra Keay, Newcastle myrcol@hunterlink.net.au
10. Pill [1]
Message for Betty Maris. Betty, The Shorter Oxford Dictionary has the following definition. Pill. Also Pyll. var. of pool. A local name on both sides of the Bristol Channel, in Cornwall etc. for a tidal creek on the coast, or a pool in a creek, etc. Regards, Peter.
11. Re: DPS-SYDNEY-D Digest V99 #243 [1]
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12. Re: Error in URL for Ordnance Survey [1]
Hi Alf an' all The interesting thing here is that not only that it works OK, but that when you look at the URLs etc afterwards that the OS system appears to be using Multimap: eg if you input Murcott, a small village in Oxfordshire the URL is: http://www.multimap.com/os/browse.cgi?place=Murcott,+OXFORDSHIRE&db=gb_gaz&scale=70000&X=458610&Y=215860 So you best option might be to go to: http://uk8.multimap.com/map/places.cgi or even: http://www.streetmap.co.uk/ if you are having problems with the OS si
13. BD&M Newsletter [1]
Thanks you to all the subscribers who thanked ME for producing such a great newsletter. However, I must confess that I was only the messenger. Each newsletter is produced by the team at the Registry, and I just get a copy to post to these appropriate lists. Contact details for the team are included in the newsletter. For those of you who included specific questions in your messages to me, can you please redirect them to the Registry. In most cases, my answer will have to be "I don't know"! John John G
14. Mac Users Imp Upgrades before New Year [1]
I know a few people on the list are Mac Users. These two updates for the current Mac versions of IE and Ms Office have been released over the past week or so and if you have been busy with Christmas then you may not be aware that these upgrades are needed for Y2K compliancy. Happy New Year to listers on all platforms! And a special thanks to John & Rob and our other regular contributors. regards Christine You can download the upgrades free from Internet: Internet Explorer 4.5.1 http://2.digital.
15. re : Henry numbering [1]
Hi Peter et al, >We have a Priscilla Worfolk 1.2.1 who married Abraham Worfolk 1.5.12. Should >their first child be 1.2.1.1 or 1.5.12.1? I tend to use the husband's number for the children, because I first started using the system to be in line with a cousin who has a one-name study and that was what he did, but I do make a note of the mother's number my notes and use it when it suits my purposes. Legacy seems to use the male line. Cheers....... Erica Hills - mailto:ericah@wantree.com.au (Perth, We
16. Henry Numbers [1]
Is there an established convention for assigning Henry numbers to the offspring of cousins that marry, when the wife has a 'lower' number than the husband? We have a Priscilla Worfolk 1.2.1 who married Abraham Worfolk 1.5.12. Should their first child be 1.2.1.1 or 1.5.12.1? One logic says follow the lower number, another logic says follow the husband's line. Which is the more logical logic? For interest my Ultimate Family Tree follows the husband, my friend's Reunion follows the wife. Any thoughts will
17. Perth DPS-CHAT *** FRIDAY FUNNIES *** FUNNY-94 *** [1]
PERTH DPS ... Putting the FAMILY back into Family History. 's New Year Resolution ... 1999 ... the year of subject lines and quoting * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * G'day ALL. It's "Friday Funny" time once again ... So why not relax, lighten up and put your inhibitions away for a while ... and above all ... ENJOY !! Cheers, ROB!! "Rob Nelson, Perth WA" Research Names: http://carmen.m
18. Fw: DPS-CHAT: WA Book Indexing Projects [1]
I read with interest, the discussions by the members of the DPS of Perth about books dealing with life in the years of the 1800's in W.A.. Does anyone know of similar type books dealing with NSW? I know of one dealing with Menangle. David Mayne - Kempsey, NSW, Australia. dcjmayne@midcoast.com.au ICQ#10219448 : >On Tuesday, November 30, 1999 6:34 PM, Shyama Peebles : >[SMTP:shyama@emerge.net.au] wrote: : >> Thanks to everyone who has responded : >> to my plea for help - I will get back to you soon. : >> :
19. RSVP SMH 12NOV-11DEC 1999 [1]
BALDRY: Henry Nelson Baldry, Annie Margaret FOSTER, Henry James Baldry, Jane Margaret FINCH, Thomas FOSTER, Bridget Mary HATTON, Frances Elizabeth BAWN, Alfred BALDOCK. Seeking information and photographs for pictorial family tree. Contact John Baldock, 6 Leopold Street, Mittagong NSW 2575 (Published 08DEC1999) BENNETT/LINDSEY: Maggie, migrated from Scotland to Australia in 1926 with adopted parents, Gavin and Lizzie Lindsey, to Bexley. May have married a PINKERTON, and sons Gavin and Jack fought in WW11.
20. SURNAMES [1]
I am interested in the following surnames: Wiltshire/Homer/Mynette/Hall These families migrated from England to Sydney area around 1915 - 1917. Would like to hear from anyone with the same interests. Thanks, Pat Hopkins Connecticut USA cyberpod@esslink.com
21. GOOD MAP SITE ON-LINE [1]
Hi All A good Aussie map site on-line is http://www.ozemail.com.au/~wilmap/ENTER.HTML Best wishes Elizabeth
22. Where are they now? - The Australian Women's Weekly; Januray 2000, p 192 [1]
Where are they now? - The Australian Women's Weekly; January 2000, p 192 Where are they now? If you are searching for relatives, old school friends or even one-time loves you haven't quite forgotten, you may find them or be found yourself by reading this page. * * * * * PAMELA BROWN, her husband Neil, and children Jay, Lee and Kelly were living at West Pennant Hills, NSW, when I last saw them. They were very dear friends and a great comfort to me when I ne
23. Re: researching surname HOLLAND [1]
Hi Bill, Going by your posting the following may be of help. Marriage 1888/7452 () 1888 HOLLAND JOSEPH, GIBBS EMILY A Births 1890/37278 () 1890 HOLLAND JOSEPH B H. JOSEPH EMILY A 1893/21988 () 1893 HOLLAND LESLIE E. JOSEPH EMILY A 1896/28471 () 1896 HOLLAND WILLIAM G. JOSEPH EMILY A 1899/28188 () 1899 HOLLAND ARTHUR V. JOSEPH EMILY A 1904/19604 () 1904 HOLLAND MILDRED J. JOSEPH EMILY A These are from the NSW Registry of Birth Death and Marriages site. I started w
24. Re: Henry Numbers [1]
Peter, >Is there an established convention for assigning Henry numbers to the >offspring of cousins that marry, when the wife has a 'lower' number than the >husband? > >We have a Priscilla Worfolk 1.2.1 who married Abraham Worfolk 1.5.12. Should >their first child be 1.2.1.1 or 1.5.12.1? > >One logic says follow the lower number, another logic says follow the >husband's line. Which is the more logical logic? Aside from the fact that your example is actually the D'Aboville system rather than the Henry syst
25. The Pidgeon Coop Updated [1]
The Pidgeon Coop has been updated after several months. Latest additions are: Updated family tree database however all living persons have been removed. Expanded section on W.E. Pidgeon and his artwork with particular features being the collection held by the NSW Art gallery and a number of WW2 paintings. Elsie Clare Pidgeon's WW1 service record and background information. May you all have a Merry Xmas and a Happy Y2K Regards, Peter N. Pidgeon Leafy Eltham, Victoria, Australia Please visit our web si
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