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1. Masonic sSchool Baulkham Hills [1]
I am the Archivist of the NSW Masonic records. Last week I received a large collection of photographs of students covering a period from about 1945 to 1978, They are mainly of groups and include sports activities but lack any information including names. If anyone on this list is trying to obtain a photograph of a family member they can recognise who was at the schools please contact me. Brian A. French
2. Re: Miller Family Mumbal [1]
Hi Peter, I found it by going to Rootsweb main page > mailing listing > Australia > NSW-Central The administrator also maintains a home page for the mailing list that includes a surname list. NSW-Central-L@rootsweb.com is the address I think. Regards Anne Eccles ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter Page" To: "Anne Eccles" Sent: Sunday, June 22, 2003 5:00 PM Subject: Re: Miller Family Mumbal > Anne > > cant you tell ne the address for the Central Mailing
3. Miller Family Mumbal [1]
My interest is the MILLER family who lived in this area in the 1850's. Walter was the youngest son of Alexander who brought his three children (John, Jessy & Walter) to NSW from Scotland on the Lady McNaughton in 1839. (His wife Elspeth Balmar had died shortly before their departure). They went to the Bathurst area where John married Alice Prendergast in 1845. I have very recently discovered that Walter married Charlotte Horsley in the Parish of Wellington in 1853. Their firstborn was Walter Alexander b
4. Re: RESEARCHING LUCK/HINDS/COATES/DIXON/CLEMENTS FAMILIES [1]
Maureen, I have an interest in the family of Hanbury Clements, captain of the "Letitia" which, carrying around 56 emigrants from Ireland, wrecked in a storm in the Cape Verde Islands on 19 August 1829. The passengers made it to Aust on other ships, but there is a story to tell as I research all the passengers and events. Hanbury Clements' wife and (two?) children were on board and arr. here on the 'Jupiter" on 22.2.1829. I then lose them. I believe a daughter married a Woodriff, landholder at Evan (Penrith)
5. Re: RESEARCHING LUCK/HINDS/COATES/DIXON/CLEMENTS FAMILIES [1]
Hi Maureen, Sure is a challenge, eh? I have connections with the Clements and the Hynds families too. My Edward RIDLEY married Fanny CLEMENTS and my Charlotte RADBURN married Andrew HYNDS (Jnr) . I have a copy of the Blayney Shire Pioneer Register and it has a lady's name who is researching the LUCKs. If you would like I will send you her name and address off list. Maybe that might help. I also have the Neville and Districts Cemetaries book.....an excellent publication available from the Cowra and Distric
6. Royal Atkins [1]
Hello Patrick, Royal Atkins is my wife's GG Grand Father. I believe he was born n Coventry in 1815 and was baptised on 20 Mar 1815 at St.Michael's, Coventry. His parents were Joseph and Mary Atkins. That is about all we know at this stage. I have sourced this information from the Blayney Shire Pioneer Register published 1993 (pp 6-7). Bridget Flood was the daughter of James Flood and Catherine Morrissey and we were able to locate her grave at the Carcoar Cemetery. My wife is descended from their 6th ch
7. King [1]
Hello List, Can some one help with a look up ,or an idea please. I am seeking a birth for a Harriett Amelia King. Her birth year taken from one of her youngest children Birth Certificates was in 1867 Bathurst. She was also called Harriett Francis King. Searching the Registrar in Sydney BDM I have not been successful at all; hence I thought perhaps it may have been recorded in Bathurst , and over looked to be recorded in the main State Register. Thank you. Barbara/Wanora Qld
8. Re: Bathurst Church Records [1]
Dear Barbara, Anglican Church records - contact Judith Hill, All Saints Cathedral Office, PO Box 258, Bathurst 2795, Tel: (02) 6331 1722. If further research is required, she will pass your request on to Miss Carol Churches. and Mrs Helen Jeuken, Catholic Church Chancery Office, PO Box 246 (84 George St), Bathurst 2795, Tel: (02) 6331 3611. Regards, Jann Gallen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barbara B." To: Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 9:25 A
9. Seeking [1]
Looking for IRENE DWIGHT who listed families in the "Families of Molong" book printed several years ago. Denise
10. Royal Atkins [1]
I have a relative by the name of Royal Atkins whom I have traced to the Bathurst area. He married Bridget Flood in Bathurst in 1855. I do not know any information prior to 1855. Could anybody assist with information as all my enquiries have yielded nothing. Any assistance or information greatly appreciated. Regards Patrick J. Murphy
11. Bathurst Church Records [1]
Hello List, I am wanting to find an Anglican or Catholic Church Birth registration in Bathurst between 1883 and 1867 for a Harriett Amelia King. Parents John King and Elizabeth J. Edwards. She birth was not recorded in the BDM registrar for NSW, so I am now following up information from her marriage certificate. Is there a web site which would list such churches in Bathurst or any other local venue I could contact. Thank you. Barbara Banar Wanora Qld
12. Miller Family Mumbal [1]
Hi Dorothy, I just checked out the Wellington Cemetery Transcriptions of Headstones at the webaddress below. Here are some Millers that I found that I thought you might be interested in. I only checked the general cemetery in Wellington. There are other cemeteries in the area that are also worth checking. They are also on-line at www.interment.net I hope that this helps you. Regards Anne Eccles Miller, Charlotte, d. 24 Dec 1909, age: 79y, s/w Walter A & Fannie M Miller, Fannie Maria, d. 24 Feb 1903, age: 5
13. CRANNIS [1]
I'm looking for information about Arthur Courtney CRANNIS & his wife Johanna Catherine ROACH who married in 1911 at Molong but were living in Bathurst in 1928. They had sons: Lyal b 1912 & Arthur b 1917. Lyal may have married Florence HUNTER in 1936 in Bathurst. Does anyone know of this family? Helen Tracy Central coast NSW
14. Wright Family [1]
Looking for anyone connected with John James Wright, also known as John Edward Wright. He was born 9/6/1853 in Bathurst. Parents were Samuel Wright and Bridget Coyle. Lynette Collison
15. Moriarty - Bathurst [1]
Hi All John Moriarty was born in Ballylongford Co. Kerry Ireland around 1826. In 1863 he was living in Bathurst and married Mary Ann Kessey. She was the daughter of convict Thomas Kessey (aka Casey) and Julia nee Grady. 1. Patrick 2. Arthur m. Elizabeth Bonham 3. Mary (never married) 4. Alfred m. Mary Potts 5. William m. Margaret Hazel 6. Michael (died as an infant) 7. Kathleen (never married) 8. Herbert Arthur m. Monica Ellen Roach 9. Lizzie/Elizabeth 10. Ernest 11. Louisa 12. Agnes 13 Walter
16. Re: King [1]
Phillip Parker King's wife 's name was Harriett. He was the son of Governor King of NSW, Might be worth a look. ----------------------------------------------- Regards Betty Candy Sydney, Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barbara B." To: Sent: Tuesday, 3 June 2003 3:31 PM Subject: King > Hello List, > > Can some one help with a look up ,or an idea please. > > I am seeking a birth for a Harriett Amelia King. > Her birth year taken fr
17. Re: King [1]
Hello Barbara, There is a Harriet KING born 1857 reg in Bathurst. Mother Mahala. Father Henry. Reg no. 4708. Could this be your Harriett? It is on the NSW Pioneer CD. June. QLD. --------- Original Message -------- From: Barbara B. To: NSW-ORANGEBATHURST-L@rootsweb.com Subject: King Date: 03/06/03 15:29 > > Hello List, > > Can some one help with a look up ,or an idea please. > > I am seeking a birth for a Harriett Amelia King. > Her birth year taken f
18. RESEARCHING LUCK/HINDS/COATES/DIXON/CLEMENTS FAMILIES [1]
Hi everyone, I have been doing a lot of research on two sisters Kathleen Gladys and Ellen Agnes Luck born respectively 1897 and 1900 at Woodstock (Gallymont as per Kathleens wedding certificate). They were the daughters of George Luck and Amelia Jane Doyle who were supposed to have married at Temora prior to the births of these two sisters. The trouble is that neither their births or the marriage appears to have been registered. Families associated with these people are Coates, Clements and Hinds/Hynds f
19. Re: Miller Family Mumbal [1]
Hello Anne Thank you very much for your help. I stumbled onto the Cemetery Records of Molong several weeks ago and found a Jessie Elspethe MILLER, died 8/7/1869 d Walter & Charlotte of Mumbal and that is what got me started. I will check out the Wellington Cemetery records you told me about and should make a connection with some of them. I do not know enough of the family yet to check on who the children may have married but will do so as soon as I get some time. Many thanks again, and I will subscribe
20. Re: Miller Family Mumbal [1]
Hi Dorothy Mumbil is a small village between Wellington and Orange. these days it is located close the Burrandong Dam Recreation Area. I have the book ' The Winds of Change" A social History of Mumbil, Burrendong, Fashions Mount, Stockyard Creek, Oakey Creek and Cudgegong River. The book includes information about pioneering families etc. I couldn't find any mention of the Miller Family. Did any of the children marry in the area? Maybe they married into families that are mentioned. Did any of the family die
21. Re: RESEARCHING LUCK/HINDS/COATES/DIXON/CLEMENTS FAMILIES [1]
Giiddaayyee Maureen, I see that you are not having much LUCK lately, Eh! Keep trying dearies :-) TAL(es) Talbot R. Hill Tales Services 8 Barrett St. Albert Park Vic. 3206 AUSTRALIA Home: 613 9690 5707 Fax: 613 9690 5707 Mobile: 0419 311 6547 Email: talhill@melbpc.org.au Add this card to your address book ----- Original Message ----- From: "Maureen Doyle" Subject: RESEARC
22. BATHURST HOSPITAL RECORDS [1]
Does anyone on the list know how far back the Bathurst Hospital records go back I am looking around 1900-1910. Rose-Marie Sunshine Coast
23. Re: Miller Family Mumbal [1]
Hi Dorothy I also checked out the book 'The Dripstone Story' by George Althofer 1985 and found the following reference to Walter Miller on page 1191 ( a census of people who have lived in Dripstone from the earlist times to the present day 1984 Miller, Walter: works superintendent, Department of Railways Red Hill 1877-1880 This was the time that the railway was being built from Orange to Wellington and Dubbo. the line passed thru a small place called Dripstone where there was a station. The station close
24. Virus-Worm [1]
Hi ALL Be careful - some twisted person has put a virus on the mailing list - the give away is the double ending on the file. Whatever you do DONT OPEN IT! Just delete it - Those with an up-to-date virus checker will catch it any way. Regards Jim --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.488 / Virus Database: 287 - Release Date: 5/06/2003
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