Sorry all, Am informed that this is a HOAX check out www.antivirus.com Jackie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jacqueline Gilchrist" <cocopops2002@bigpond.com> To: <AUS-NSW-CENTRAL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 2:33 AM Subject: [NSW-C] Jackie had a virus > Listers, > I have just learned from a lister that she had a virus so checked my computer and there it was. It apparently came with a chain letter. McAffie and Norton don't detect it. My AVG has detected it and deleted it, but then I keep getting it back from listers. > Don't panic though, it's easy to remove, the drama is that, as it infects your address book you have to tell everyone in your address book. To get rid of it > 1. Go to start > 2. Find or search > 3. Files or folders > 4. Click find or search > 5. The virus has a Teddybear logo with the name jdbgmgr.exe -- DO NOT OPEN !!!!!! > 6. Right Click and delete it > 7. Go to recycle bin and empty it > > Good luck all > Jackie >

Listers, I have just learned from a lister that she had a virus so checked my computer and there it was. It apparently came with a chain letter. McAffie and Norton don't detect it. My AVG has detected it and deleted it, but then I keep getting it back from listers. Don't panic though, it's easy to remove, the drama is that, as it infects your address book you have to tell everyone in your address book. To get rid of it 1. Go to start 2. Find or search 3. Files or folders 4. Click find or search 5. The virus has a Teddybear logo with the name jdbgmgr.exe -- DO NOT OPEN !!!!!! 6. Right Click and delete it 7. Go to recycle bin and empty it Good luck all Jackie

Hi John, Looking at the map, Hill End is almost in a no-man's land, in between the Orange-Bathurst (which may claim it) list and the Pilliga list (which I don't think does - but may be able to help). Just a little bit outside the Central list. But someone may have seen your message and be able to help you. Linda List-admin AUS-NSW-CENTRAL. > > Firstly, Is Hill End in your area?

> Hi All, > Firstly, Is Hill End in your area? > The Info I am seeking is that of my Great Uncle, Alfred. G. Martin.He was > born in Hill End 1880s, his parents are John Richard Martin and Eliza Jane > ( Roberts). > I would like to know of further Info on Alfreds brothers and sisters ( if he > had any) and their descendants. > Regards > John >

Good Evening all, Just sending my search details again in case there are any new people on the lists (sorry for cross posting) that may be able to assist. Happy to reciprocate and share this information and to communicate off list if there is a connection made somewhere? Thomas HAGAN and Hanna MARLEY around 1830 Co Armagh and Co Tyrone James HAGAN and Sarah LESTER arrived in Australia in 1838 aboard the "Mandarin." Also have from England, Ireland and Australia BRIDGE Mary BURWASH, Hannah COOPER William Willis m England 1800 Deborah MASON CULLEN Catherine M 1883 Orange NSW to James EGAN DEEPROSE Ann her father Thomas DONNELLAN Eleanor M 1874 George EGAN NSW FURNER Ann her father John, his father Frederick, his father James MCCARTHY Ellen M 1860 Orange NSW to William EGAN MCCONNELL James PROCTOR George m Wellington NSW 1864 Sarah EGAN RUSSELL Thomas RUSSELL Elizabeth AND sister Henrietta m two EGAN brothers RUSSELL Sarah RYAN Bridget m 1882 Dubbo to Anthony EGANWILCOX Henrietta m Thomas RUSSELL YOUNG Amelia Sue Egan

Ken, A handy site that you will find helpful in your researching is http://www.bdm.nsw.gov.au It's a searchable database of Births Deaths and Marriages in NSW. When you post an inquiry to the list, it's a good idea to put the names you're asking about in the subject box at the top, which helps to catch the eye of anyone else with similar interests or the ability to help you find what your looking for. It also gives you the ability to see when you have replies to an inquiry. Good hunting Jackie ----- Original Message ----- From: "ken catlin" <kcatlin@vtown.com.au> To: <AUS-NSW-CENTRAL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 28, 2002 11:20 AM Subject: [NSW-C] family > I am new to this but looking for any info in the dubbo area of family names are catlin, Cooney or Wilson thanks Ken Catlin in qld. > >

I am new to this but looking for any info in the dubbo area of family names are catlin, Cooney or Wilson thanks Ken Catlin in qld.

I posted this message last week but haven’t seen it listed yet so am re-posting. Many thanks for the replies on "civilian farm learners". As suggested, it might be if some help to mention some more details.He was Frederick George Probets, known as Fred ( and later known also as Rex). He sailed from London on 24th May 1923 on SS Ballarat, arriving in Sydney 23rd July 1923. The Master of the ship was A.H.Highett and the agent was Gilchrest, Watt and Sanderson. He was from Devon where he had been working on farms from the age of 14. He returned to England late 1931, after spending the intervening years in NSW. Unfortunately I don’t know just where or how long in any one place. I do know that when he returned to Australia in 1949 with a wife and 5 children he already had a job lined up at Breakfast Creek station, NSW where the manager/owner was someone he’d worked for before. Thanks for your ideas, Sue. --------------------------------- Yahoo! Digital How To- Get the best out of your PC!

Hi there I have a relative by the name of John Charles MELAN who is buried at Stockton Cemetery (ref S/ce/g/33). I was wondering if anyone happened to be at the cemetery, could they have a look (in case there is a headstone) and get some information for me please. He died in 1920 (detailed dod not known) and was born in 1833 in Sweden. Also, if it wasn't an imposition, perhaps there was a reference made to him and/or his family in the local newspaper. His wife was Louisa Mary (nee Fernyhough). Any info on this family would be appreciated. Carolyn

Hi everyone, l'm looking for anyone tracing the Morley line around the Wellington and Dubbo areas. Related names are Giddings, Ivery, Hyland, Elwell, Jones, Richardson, Traynor, Toynton, amongst others. l'd be pleased to exchange information. Mark.

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I am trying to contact an Australian person who, 18 months ago was looking for information about Emmeline and Hannah Munden, grand mother and great grandmother. I have lots of information about these two who are my relatives also, but each time I try to e mail 'Jan Jansma' the e mails are bouncing back bad address. If any of this rings any bells with anyone would they please contact me. Thanks. Sallie England

That is certainly a possibility, however I think the second husband died in 1913, so she probably didn't - but who knows? Many thanks, Alwynne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bales" <sandave@ceinternet.com.au> To: <AUS-NSW-CENTRAL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 22, 2002 10:16 PM Subject: Re: [NSW-C] Death in Albury > Alwynne, > You possibly have tried this, but did she marry a 3rd time? I had this > happen in my family and after much wondering finally located my long lost > ancestor. On another occassion I helped a relative find their ancestor > through the deaths of two husbands and 3 marriages. My wife also had an > elusive gr gr grandmother who married twice more after the death of her 1st > husband from whom my wife is a descendant. > David > Subject: [NSW-C] Death in Albury > > > > I have been searching in vain for the death of my great grandmother Mary > Ann James who married my great grandfather, Herbert Gent Huddleston, in > Forbes on Dec 16 1862. She was widowed in 1874 and married John Adolf > Peterson in Albury in 1880. The children of her first marriage appear in > Geelong as early as 1887, and I think she may have died in Albury between > 1882 (when she and John Adolf had a stillborn child), and 1887. > > I have tried all the obvious sources - BDMs in NSW and Vic, and cemeteries > in Vic. I am now wondering if she is in the Albury Cemetery, and wondered if > anyone can tell me how I can access that information. > > Many thanks, > > Alwynne alwynnem@melbpc.org.au > > > > > > > >

Alwynne, You possibly have tried this, but did she marry a 3rd time? I had this happen in my family and after much wondering finally located my long lost ancestor. On another occassion I helped a relative find their ancestor through the deaths of two husbands and 3 marriages. My wife also had an elusive gr gr grandmother who married twice more after the death of her 1st husband from whom my wife is a descendant. David Subject: [NSW-C] Death in Albury > I have been searching in vain for the death of my great grandmother Mary Ann James who married my great grandfather, Herbert Gent Huddleston, in Forbes on Dec 16 1862. She was widowed in 1874 and married John Adolf Peterson in Albury in 1880. The children of her first marriage appear in Geelong as early as 1887, and I think she may have died in Albury between 1882 (when she and John Adolf had a stillborn child), and 1887. > I have tried all the obvious sources - BDMs in NSW and Vic, and cemeteries in Vic. I am now wondering if she is in the Albury Cemetery, and wondered if anyone can tell me how I can access that information. > Many thanks, > Alwynne alwynnem@melbpc.org.au > > >

I have been searching in vain for the death of my great grandmother Mary Ann James who married my great grandfather, Herbert Gent Huddleston, in Forbes on Dec 16 1862. She was widowed in 1874 and married John Adolf Peterson in Albury in 1880. The children of her first marriage appear in Geelong as early as 1887, and I think she may have died in Albury between 1882 (when she and John Adolf had a stillborn child), and 1887. I have tried all the obvious sources - BDMs in NSW and Vic, and cemeteries in Vic. I am now wondering if she is in the Albury Cemetery, and wondered if anyone can tell me how I can access that information. Many thanks, Alwynne alwynnem@melbpc.org.au

Dam, dam dam!!!! Gone and ordered the marriage certificate!!! Was so sure it was "my" Francis Amos Gray. Would you like me to send on the cert when I get it? No problems if you do. Must thank you (I think) for putting me on the right track. Back to the drawing board. Cheers Sally Flynn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Herbert" <herbert@westserv.net.au> To: <AUS-NSW-CENTRAL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2002 6:47 PM Subject: Re: [NSW-C] GRAY/HERBERT Parks NSW > Hello, Sally, > I'm afraid you've got a mismatch here. > Ellen Herbert was my husband's aunt and the Francis Gray she married at > Bogan Gate in 1920 was actually Francis Alec and known as Alec. I think he > may have been born at Stansted in England, son of Alfred - I'm not > absolutely certain of that though. > > > Mary Herbert > herbert@westserv.net.au > snail mail to "Slimbridge" Bedgerebong NSW 2871 > > -------Original Message------- > > From: AUS-NSW-CENTRAL-L@rootsweb.com > Date: Tuesday, 20 August 2002 10:02:46 AM > To: AUS-NSW-CENTRAL-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NSW-C] GRAY/HERBERT Parks NSW > > Is anyone researching Francis Amos GRAY married 1920 to Ellen A. HERBERT in > Parks? Francis was also known as John GRAY. > > Francis/John had a sister called Elizabeth Violet (also known as Margaret) > GRAY. > > He was the son of Frank/Francis John GRAY and Esther Elizabeth DYER. Esther > married 3 times, 2nd time Authur MORRIS and 3rd time Francis Bede NOLAN. > > Sally Flynn > > >

Hello, Sally, I'm afraid you've got a mismatch here. Ellen Herbert was my husband's aunt and the Francis Gray she married at Bogan Gate in 1920 was actually Francis Alec and known as Alec. I think he may have been born at Stansted in England, son of Alfred - I'm not absolutely certain of that though. Mary Herbert herbert@westserv.net.au snail mail to "Slimbridge" Bedgerebong NSW 2871 -------Original Message------- From: AUS-NSW-CENTRAL-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, 20 August 2002 10:02:46 AM To: AUS-NSW-CENTRAL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NSW-C] GRAY/HERBERT Parks NSW Is anyone researching Francis Amos GRAY married 1920 to Ellen A. HERBERT in Parks? Francis was also known as John GRAY. Francis/John had a sister called Elizabeth Violet (also known as Margaret) GRAY. He was the son of Frank/Francis John GRAY and Esther Elizabeth DYER. Esther married 3 times, 2nd time Authur MORRIS and 3rd time Francis Bede NOLAN. Sally Flynn

Is anyone researching Francis Amos GRAY married 1920 to Ellen A. HERBERT in Parks? Francis was also known as John GRAY. Francis/John had a sister called Elizabeth Violet (also known as Margaret) GRAY. He was the son of Frank/Francis John GRAY and Esther Elizabeth DYER. Esther married 3 times, 2nd time Authur MORRIS and 3rd time Francis Bede NOLAN. Sally Flynn

----- Original Message ----- From: "Jacqueline Gilchrist" <cocopops2002@bigpond.com> To: <AUS-NSW-PILLIGA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, August 19, 2002 1:04 PM Subject: WATSON > Hi, > Looking for descendants of Samuel Nelson WATSON and Mary Ann HUGHES in the LOCKHART area. > The line goes as follows: > > William John WATSON b. 29/8/1860 in Hamilton Vic. > m. Christina STEWART b. 18/6/1864 in Werribee Vic. > > Their children were: > > 1) Samuel Nelson Watson b. 2/3/1887 at Werribee Vic. > m. Mary Victoria COLLINS b. 1891 Werribee Vic > 2) Mary Ann WATSON b. 1/10/1888 Brunswick Vic > m. Clarence Thomas FLANNERY b. 1884 Brunswick Vic. > 3) William John WATSON b. 2/11/1890 Werribee Vic. > m. Souse Living ? > 4) James Stewart WATSON b. 15/9/1892 Anakie Vic. > m. Emily MURPHY b. 1896 Anakie > 5) Matilda Jane WATSON b. 14/12/1895 Lockhart NSW > m. William Fife b. 1891 Lockhart > 6) Donald Stewart WATSON b. 11/3/1897 Lockhart NSW > m. Spouse Living ? > 7) Doris Annie WATSON b. 15/3/1899 Lockhart NSW > m. Leo SHANNON b. 1895 Lockhart NSW > 8) Allan Gordon WATSON b. 22/6/1901 Lockhart NSW > m. Spouse Living ? > 9) LIVING ? > m. William SMITH b. 1898 Lockhart NSW > 10) Alexander Stewart WATSON b. 12/11/1904 Lockhart NSW > m. Spouse Living ? > 11) Malcolm Stewart WATSON b. 19/2/1906 Lockhart NSW > 12) Robin Stewart WATSON b. 28/3/1907 Lockhart NSW > m. Spouse Living ? > 13) Christina Elaine WATSON b. 14/4/1908 Lockhart NSW > 14) LIVING ? > m. Spouse Living ? > > William John WATSON was the brother of my Grandfather Francis Thomas Hughes WATSON aka Mathew LYNCH. > > I'm hoping to make contact with some of the descendents to compare notes. I gleaned all this info from an IGI Ancestral file, so someone else has obviously been researching the same family. I would be very happy to hear from that person. > TIA > Jackie > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Hi list, I am new to this but am researching my family in the Dubbo area. Anyone connect to these names ? Thanks Ken Catlin