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1. Book Lookups [1]
G'Day Talking about books I have just obtained the book 'Orange & District Illustrated' Published in 1928. The book has an index, anyone wanting a lookup please e-mail me. Cheers John Hall.. Gold Coast.. E-MAIL jshall@iaccess.com.au THE HALL HOMEPAGE http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Troy/2840/ Researching: (Uk-Aust) HALL.CARR. WRIGHT. (Qld) GALE.WILLIAMS.FAULKNER.CURD. (NSW) HETHERINGTON.KJOLLER.BLACKMAN. (Ire-NSW)KEHOE.SHIELDS.(Vic) CURD.GALE =========================================
2. Fw: New Book released [1]
> > Hi All > > > > I purchased a book today called Revelations of a Nation: Australia's > Birth: > > Gondwana Land to Present Time published by Gerald Smith of Brisbane for > $10 > > + postage > > It covers 59 Best of the Best outstanding stories that sketch the history > of > > Australia, with its colonies and conquests, from the time of being part of > > the large land mass known as "Gondwana Land up to present decade. > > > > If anyone is interested in purchasing the book or want to know what > exactly >
3. McKenzie [1]
Hi, I have John Robert McKenzie supposed to have been born in Orange around 1878. If anyone else has McKenzies from Orange I would appreciate hearing from them. Regards, Laraine Goodworth
4. Re: Bathurst Historical Society [1]
John Thank you for the information Dahlis Marie in Sydney Oz: dahlis@wweel.wow.aust.com
5. Re: William Shumack [1]
Cathy, Thanks for that info. I can see where Meadow Flat is now - Sunny Corner and Dark Corner are just north of there. The William Shumack you mention would have to be one of the ones I am after. However, there are three William Shumacks that I am aware of. The little I have on them is listed below: 1st - William b. about 1804 in Mallow, Co. Cork, Ireland. Died about 1877 at Dark Corner near Bathurst, NSW. He was married to Elizabeth Doherty and may have had daughters Ann and Isabella. He and Elizabeth
6. Surnames [1]
Hi there, I am currently researching the names of masling,hetherington and cassidy in the orange Emu Swamp area.Also the name of Guest at Tuena.Any hepl would be appreciated Thanks Gail
7. Re: Diamond Swamp/Frying Pan [1]
Hi, Can anyone advise me if there is a lock-up/police station still standing in this area from the 1850s era. My g.g. grandfather, Patrick Lawler was policeman in the area for about 12 years, and listed residence variously as Diamond Swamp etc...Does a village still exist there? Thanks, Cathy >From: NSW-ORANGEBATHURST-D-request@rootsweb.com >Reply-To: NSW-ORANGEBATHURST-L@rootsweb.com >To: NSW-ORANGEBATHURST-D@rootsweb.com >Subject: NSW-ORANGEBATHURST-D Digest V99 #234 >Date: Wed, 17 Nov 1999 09:19:13
8. Re: NSW-ORANGEBATHURST-D Digest V99 #227 [1]
Does anyone have a copy of Vicki Powys' History of Sunny Corner? I am after a copy and it is out of print. Also does anyone have the Sofala cemetery transcripts? Does anyone know how the Montgomery family (Sunny Corner butchers 1880s) got there and where father, George Montgomery came from? >From: NSW-ORANGEBATHURST-D-request@rootsweb.com >Reply-To: NSW-ORANGEBATHURST-L@rootsweb.com >To: NSW-ORANGEBATHURST-D@rootsweb.com >Subject: NSW-ORANGEBATHURST-D Digest V99 #227 >Date: Wed, 3 Nov 1999 17:19:46 -08
9. MCALLISTER/WILCOX [1]
Hi, I am new to your list and am researching ancestors from Bathurst. James Mayberry MCALLISTER married Sarah Maria MARK(S) in Sydney 1842. James was a Blacksmith. I don't know when they moved to Bathurst, but a number of children were born there and both James and Sarah died there. James in 1873 and Sarah in 1878. One daughter Jane married Edward WILCOX (WILLCOCK) in Bathurst and died there in 1880. Edward was the son of a Blacksmith JAMES WILLCOCK (WILCOX). Durham Street and Russell Street are ment
10. RE: McKenzie [1]
Dear Ray, Thank you for answering my enquiry regarding McKenzie. I am unable to find a connection at the moment but will keep your data on file. Regards, Laraine Goodworth On Tuesday, 16 November 1999 9:24, Ray Mackenzie [SMTP:pinehurst@braidwood.net.au] wrote: > -----Original Message----- > From: K & L Goodworth > > >I have John Robert McKenzie supposed to have been born in Orange around > >1878. If anyone else has McKenzies from Orange I would appreciate hearing > >from them. >
11. Re: Reposting surnames [1]
Dear Anne I have a GODDEN in our family. Details are as follows: Hillian (Hilton)Thomas REEDY (READY) b.1899 at Oberon , NSW (r/o no.05712 NSW B, D & M) d.31 May 1964 at Forbes, NSW Married: Linda Olive GODDEN at Carcoar, NSW (r/o no.04607 NSW B, D & M) b. abt. 1900 - still living at Forbes NSW Hilton was the fourth child of: Daniel Joseph REEDY(READY) b.10.11.1866 at Macquarie Plains,NSW d 5.07.1956 at Forbes, NSW and Elizabeth Jane GUNNING b.1.09.1871 d.22.03.99. They married on 10.01.1892 at Rockly,
12. CofE address Bathurst area [1]
Can someone please let me know the address for the Bathurst area Church of England HQ? I have a query about the Running Stream CofE Church. Thanks, Cathy ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
13. Re: Moore's Herbert [1]
Hello, Carol, I don't know the particular HERBERT you are asking about, but I wondered if the John HERBERT on the First Fleet was an ancestor? If so, do you have any information on earlier, English, family? Our HERBERT did not arrive in NSW till 1849, from Gloucestershire. Regards, Mary Herbert >Hi there I am researching Moore/Herbert who lived Lucknow near Orange >1865. Nathaniel Moore and Rebecca (maiden name Herbert) Children were >Catherine,William Lawrence, and Elizabeth. Elizabeth was born at >Luckn
14. Re: William Page [1]
Peter, I am also looking for information on a William Page, my g g grandfather, he married g g gma 14th January 1853, her name was Catherine Clarke, they married in Wagga Wagga, Presbyterian Church, both lived at Togermine, they had one daughter Elizabeth, who was born in Yass, NSW, Catherine remarried around 1856, poor William has not been heard of since, all I have is his name, can u help ---------- > From: Peter Page > To: NSW-ORANGEBATHURST-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: RE: William
15. Forest Reefs [1]
For those that are looking for a location in Australia and can't find where it is, try the Where is site at www.whereis.com.au I just tried it for Forest Reefs and it showed the location and surrounds. John Armstrong Sydney, Australia
16. Sunny Corner Cemetry [1]
There are two Montgomery Transcripts for the Sunny Corner Cemetry. William Edward Montgomery died 12-2-1914 age 72 yrs Mary Ann Abigail Montgomery died 8-3-1922 age 77 yrs Happy Hunting Joy Ryan
17. Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" [1]
Listers I read with interest all the family names in the Orange area. Just a reminder that if anybody comes across information on the Clancy family in research I would be pleased to hear from you. Michael Clancy m Ellen Sweeney (nee Dunne) with children Mary Ann m James Kelly Catherine m John Kelly Martin m Kathleen Kelly Patrick m Bridget Gallagher Thomas Michael Thanks I watch with interest Ruth Scott (nee Clancy)
18. Re: "Homeward Bound" [1]
Dear Jean, We go camping in the Oberon area a bit and the name Burruja could be now called BURRAGA. It is a small township, from my map, about 30kms south of Rockley. Homeward Bound could have been the name of a property, in the the area, as Oberon is not that far away either, Suggest you try the local public library at Oberon.(very friendly and helpful staff) they might be able to help. even the council might have a record of old land holdings etc. I have a record of my great grandparents being married at
19. Moore Research [1]
Researching William Nathaniel Moore born Narrabri 1884 parents William Lawrence Moore and Frances Sellio. I would like to hear from descendants or anyone researching this family. regards Carol
20. Re: Reposting surnames [1]
Anne Did any of your Coadys have cafe in Trangie between these dates c1900 to c1930 cheers At 07:44 PM 19/11/1999 +1100, you wrote: >Hi Paul >Thanks for your reply. I think there were lots of Kearns here in the early >days. Mine are Patrick and Mary. Their daughter, Bridget married John Coady. >My g grandparents. >Maybe somewhere down the track there might be some conection >Cheers Anne >-----Original Message----- >From: Paul and Norma >To: NSW-ORANGEBATHURST-L@rootsweb.com
21. Re: Arrival in Aust [1]
Hi, Tom, There is an internet site for arrivals to NSW at http://www.records.nsw.gov.au/publications/immigration/index1844-59/search.htm There is a site for arrivals into Victoria at http://shipping.cohsoft.com.au/db/britship.html Hope one of these helps Mary PS what do you know about Cadia? I have a COPPOCK family who were there about the same time They married into WALSH, HUNT, WHITE, DAVIS, WARD and MINGAY families. I believe there were quite a few Cornishmen in the area. >My G Grandfathers broth
22. book [1]
Greetings The book is titled 'Please Spell That Name Again'. It is on the Bargwanna Family from Cornwall to Australia. The Bargwanna name is still quite strong in Orange and I held a rather large family reunion in Orange in January of 1989. The book normally costs $27 plus $7.00 postage, but in most cases I am asking just for the postage. Kind Regards Lynette Litfin
23. Re: Orange cemetry records [1]
The Orange cemetery MI's were indexed many years ago and a transcript is in the Orange City Library. The Orange Family History Group has just finished doing an updated transcription of the Orange Cemetery MI's. This is to be published soon. The Orange Family History Group also has a great service where they will send you all the information on a surname for $10 plus a business sized, stamped self-addressed emvelope. You get listings from BMS's, parish registers, newspapers, etc. Great service. Their n
24. Re: McKenzie [1]
-----Original Message----- From: K & L Goodworth Date: Tuesday, 16 November 1999 12:07 Subject: McKenzie >I have John Robert McKenzie supposed to have been born in Orange around >1878. If anyone else has McKenzies from Orange I would appreciate hearing >from them. >Laraine Goodworth Laraine, I am a MACKENZIE born Orange, but note the surname is spelt as 'one word' and with a small 'k'. I will attach a word file that gives details of my MACKENZIE connection to Orange as well as Wel
25. Re: Moore's Herbert [1]
thanks Mary Herbert for the info. I don't have any other information on my Rebecca other her father was William. she could be related to the convict John I've yet to find this. thanks Carol herbert wrote: > Hello, Carol, > I don't know the particular HERBERT you are asking about, but I wondered if > the John HERBERT on the First Fleet was an ancestor? > If so, do you have any information on earlier, English, family? > Our HERBERT did not arrive in NSW till 1849, from Gloucestershire. > Regards, > Mary Her
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