Posted to wrong address. Please reply to list/ Lloyd, not to me Many thanks bye MargM New England List Admin ----- Original Message ----- From: <LLcarson@aol.com> To: <AUS-NSW-NEW-ENGLAND-L-request@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2005 1:55 PM Subject: Stannifer School > Dear Listers, > Hoping that someone out there can help > me with this.My > mother,maiden name,Mary Edith Smith was born at Tingha > in 1906 and I am lead to > believe that she attended the school at Stannifer and I > take this to be around > 1911/1912.Would anyone know any thing about this school > and if there would be > any old photos of the pupils and a list of names of > them. > I have contacted the Inverell > historical society and also > the local paper but to no avail so I am hoping that a > lister may be able to > help me. > Lloyd Carson > Maroochydore >

Hello Dayle There is a book where the TICKLEs; George, Mary and their family are mentioned on numerous pages and is an excellent reference for the TICKLE family history. To give a bit of an idea, George is mentioned in 19 pages. The book is "Terrible Vale- No Time Like The Past" by Elizbeth Gardiner. It is a history of the New England grazing run between 1830 and 1940, of about 200 pages. Not sure on where you live but your library may have, or can obtain a copy for you. If you are interested in buying a copy then to assist you: The publishers were DSAMC Education P/L, South PO Box 81, South Tamworth, NSW 2340. Phone: 02 6765 8738 or Fax 02 6765 2500. The book cost me back in 2001, $37 with postage. Failing that, a letter to the Uralla Council may reveal Elizabeth's address. Or, someone on this list may have the address for you? Good Luck. Cheers Gary _________________________________________________________________ REALESTATE: biggest buy/rent/share listings http://ninemsn.realestate.com.au

I have just joined this mailing list, so I thought I would introduce myself. My name is Dayle, and I am currently researching the Tickle family, who lived in the Uralla area. Parents were George Tickle (1818 - 1880) & Mary (nee Hill) Tickle (1818 - 1887) & their twelve children Anne (1840 - 1900) George (1843 - 1920) Mary (1844 - 1919) Henry (1846 - 1905) Elizabeth (1848 - 1942) James (1850 - 1896) My Line Catherine (1852 - 1936) William (1854 - ?) Martha ( 1856 - 1936) Edward (1858 - 1861) Frederick (1861 - 1932) Rose ( 1862 - 1935) During my research recently, I have come across an address on the NSW Electoral rolls " Kentucky R.S.S." I know where Kentucky is however, can anybody explain what the abbreviation R.S.S. stands for. Kind Regards Dayle

Thank you all who replied on and off list to my query. all details will be looked at thoroughly, Cheers , Michael

Hi I am interested in finding information on Charles ANDERSON born 1873 Inverell and Ellen DEAMER born 1878 Warialda. James and Ellen married in 1898 in Moree. They had 4 children Florence, Charles, Frederick and Ronald. Any information on this couple and their families would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Dianne

Dear Warren, Below is an email which appeared on the list a few months ago detailing NE Cemeteries Marie To: <AUS-NSW-NEW-ENGLAND-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2005 11:00 PM Subject: [NE] Cemetery Records online > Here are some NE cemetery records online. > Hope it helps > Regards > Lena > > http://www.ozgenonline.com > > http://www.une.edu.au/geoplan/Tenterfield_rural_burials.htm > > http://guyra.local-e.nsw.gov.au/community/1044.html > I think you can download the registers from this site > Cemeteries > > Lay out/Map of All Shire Cemeteries > Details of the position and lay out of graves at all of Council's cemeteries > is attached more... > > Wangwibinda Cemetery Register > Details of the burials in the Wangwibinda cemetery are attached. more... > > Aberfoyle Cemetery Register > Details of the burials in the Aberfoyle Cemetery are attached more... > > Ben Lomond Cemetery Register > Details of the burials in the Ben Lomond cemetery are attached. more... > > Ebor Cemetery Register > Details of the burials in the Ebor cemetery are attached. more... > > Tingha Cemetery Register > Details of the burials in the Tingha cemetery are attached. more... > > Guyra Cemetery Register > Details of the burials in the Guyra cemetery are attached. more... > > http://www.framland.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/Walcha.htm > WALCHA CEMETERY > Pre 1880 to 1955 > > > > ==== AUS-NSW-NEW-ENGLAND Mailing List ==== > A problem aired could be a problem solved > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx > >

There are three black creeks in NSW in the 1892 1 a small creek flowing through Bogong to the Tumut river 2 a small creek rising near Cessnock and flowing into the Hunter river. 3a small creek flowing into the Adelong creek which flows into the Murrimbidge near Gundagai

Hi Warren, A suggestion .. do a Google Search for NE Cemeteries. I can't tell you the web site, but there is one which lists the country burials .. not a lot of detail, but more than on the NSW BDM index I have found. You might strike it lucky. Anne Maye. > > > > ______________________________> Date: Fri, 11 Nov 2005 07:44:17 +1100 > From: "Warren Keats" <keats@norex.com.au> > To: AUS-NSW-NEW-ENGLAND-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Keats descendents > > Hello subscribers,- This is my first message. My > book " Flight to the South Land" part is set in New > England 1857-1869. Contains history of that period. > Would like to locate descendents of John > Keats/Letitia Hibbard/Hubbard union. Lived around > Deepwater / Dundee area late 19th century, Had > family of 8 ?childrenJohn Keats eldest son of > Ebenezer Keats and Sarah Davenport. Sarah buried on > Rangers Valley Station. - Best regards- Warren > Davenport Keats > ____________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Photos: Now with unlimited storage http://au.photos.yahoo.com

Hello List I am a new member and this is my first posting. The names I am interested in from this area are CROTHERS & BOUVENG. In particular, at the moment, I am trying to locate a couple of places which I believe may be in the Tamworth area. In 1874 an Alicia Crothers who was 3 years and 6 months old, died at "Ware Devil" and she was buried at Black Creek. Her mother, Jane Crothers nee Downey, registered her death at Tamworth. In 1873, Jane's husband, William, had died at a young age at Merriwa and left Jane with three children. The family had been living at Llangollen, Cassilis but I am assuming that after the father died they may have lived with relations possibly in the Tamworth area. Jane later married William Rowland at Murrurundi in 1879. This was where her family, the Downeys, came from. Does anyone know of any Crothers in the area at that time and does anyone know of Black Creek and/or Ware Devil. I obtained the "Ware Devil" from a transcription agent and I am beginning to wonder if the name was transcribed correctly. Vicki

Lindsay Allen at State Records advises that his FREE talk re "FEMALE FELONS" at State Records, Kingswood to be held on 17th November, 10.30 - 12.30 might be cancelled due to lack of numbers. Maybe not enough people know about the talk ??, He has extended the closing time for applications to 5pm on Monday 14 November. If you wish to attend please phone Lindsay, Senior Archivist, at 82478613 or email LindsayA@records.nsw.gov.au bye MargM List Admin

Hello subscribers,- This is my first message. My book " Flight to the South Land" part is set in New England 1857-1869. Contains history of that period. Would like to locate descendents of John Keats/Letitia Hibbard/Hubbard union. Lived around Deepwater / Dundee area late 19th century, Had family of 8 ?childrenJohn Keats eldest son of Ebenezer Keats and Sarah Davenport. Sarah buried on Rangers Valley Station. - Best regards- Warren Davenport Keats

Hi Maureen, Have you been intouch with Margot GIRLE in Canberra..........girlem@pcug.org.au From what I know of this family, there were 2 GENTZ who married 2 GIRLEs in the area of Little Plain west of Inverell, my husband's MEYER family are also connected to the GENTZ family. Regards Jenny Lake Macquarie NSW -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.362 / Virus Database: 267.12.8/165 - Release Date: 09/11/2005

Hi Maureen I have a Mervyn Edward Leopold GIRARD born 1909 at Moree that married Sybil CONNOLLY in 1935 at Moree. Are they amongst yours? Gordon Sydney ----- Original Message ----- From: "Maureen" <maurbug@ozemail.com.au> To: <AUS-NSW-NEW-ENGLAND-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2005 4:35 PM Subject: [NE] Researching Girard searching for information on the descendants of Francois and Mary Girard who lived in the Inverell area in the 1800's... Maureen

Hi again, I just wanted to mention to the list, I have just finished reading a book by Warren Keats OAM about the early days in the New England area. Warren was a history teacher and has done a great deal of research in writing this book. It documents the story of the life of Ebenezer Keats and his wife Sarah Davenport and their early struggles in Australia. I read the book and thought it would generate a lot of interest on this list as it tells of a number of the early families in the Inverell area. I sat up and took notice when it mentioned Francois and Mary Girard who are connected to my line through my uncle. It brings in a lot of factual information from the time as well as mentioning many of the local identities of that era. I found it a really good read, and thought I would just share it with the list. I met Warren whilst researching my Pratt/Newstead lines. I have encouraged him to sign up to this list which he did today. He started up the Lower Tweed Heads Historical Society and was awarded the Order of Australia for his efforts. He has unlimited knowledge on the different identities of the New England area in the early days and is happy to share his knowledge, he has spent countless years on his research. His brother Norman wrote the book Wollumbin, which is now held in most Historical Societies. Anyhow just thought I would share that with you. Cheers Maureen

Hi again, researching Joseph Bugden and Mary Josephine Quinn. Their son Joseph John Bugden was born at Walcha early 1900's. Is there anybody familiar with this line, if so would love to hear from you. Maureen

Hi again, are there any researchers out there for the Girle family. I have a number of post cards from Inverell from the Girle family to my great grandmother and am trying to find the connection. best regards Maureen

Hi everyone, I have just subscribed to this list although I am on a number of lists. I am researching for information on the descendants of Francois and Mary Girard who lived in the Inverell area in the 1800's, this family lived in a number of locations from Melbourne through to Sydney, on to Inverell and then the widow Girard started Lismore station and died there. If anybody is interested in this line I would love to hear from them best regards Maureen

Hello all I am searching for information on my Great Uncle. Edward Ernest Cole who married Ruth Campbell Wallace in 1919 in Sydney and had two children, Shirley E and John Scott Cole. Edward died on 8th June, 1960 at Glen Innes Hospital and his death Certificate states his usual residence was :Grambilal" Deepwater and his son John Scott Cole was the informant and he lived at "Swamp Oak", Emmaville. Does anyone know anything of this family? ..· ´¨¨)) -:¦:- ¸.·´ .·´¨¨)) ((¸¸.·´ ..·´ -:¦:- -:¦:- ((¸¸.·´*.` Jenny McCarthy Brightwaters N.S.W. on beautiful Lake Macquarie

hello List, I am seeking the decease of Emily Ann Faulkner ,born Goonoo Goonoo,1876.to John and Ann Faulkner,She married Edward Bruce Wallace at Tamworth,08 March 1890, I think there was 3 children of the marriage of which all may have perished in their infancy. She may have become widowed and remarried. Emily was alive in 1920.I cannot find her death in the indexes or a burial. Perhaps she was buried under another name.If anyone researching her or has any information on her death I would be please to have contact. Thank you , Michael.

Thank you to all Listers who replied to my query Cheers, Michael.