Hi Vanessa, Do you know anything about the TREMBLE family? There is a Neil McGee who has a Tremble branch in his tree, and they're all from around Emmaville & Tenterfield area. I was helping Neil with his tree last year. In the info below, you will see there are quite a few Trembles in his tree. Can't see a Frederick though. Maybe you can see where Fred fits in. John & Harriet McLADY (can't find a NSW marriage) A John McLady died at Tenterfield at 56yrs - 1903 rego.8052 Children: 1. Ada - b.1875 rego.21305 - married William J TREMBLE 1897 rego.6393 2. Albert - b.1876 rego 22001 - died 1978 rego 10188 3. Ann - b.1878 rego 24056 - a Annie Maclady married Bernard C LONGBOTTOM in 1906 rego.9179 - possible marriage 4. John - b.1879 rego.25368 5. Mary - b.1881 rego.15571 All from around Tenterfield. Ada MALADY (died 1934 r.23500) married William J TREMBLE 1897 r.6393 Children: 1. Kate L - b.1898 rego.35078 - married Benjamin E TAYLOR 1921 rego.13203 2. Edith H - b.1899 rego.16417 3. Florence E - b.1901 rego.7911 - married Robert C M DEHENHAM 1934 r.2003 4. Arthur W - b.1903 rego.16583 - married Ella Merle BELL 1937 rego.21678 5. Maude E - b.1905 rego.38262 6. Clifford E - b.1910 rego.15612 It looks like there is a family connection between the TREMBLES & MALADYS. A John MALADY married Margaret J TREMBLE in 1888 rego.3452 - the marriage is also registered under the same rego number, but in 1890 as well. I think it looks like they married in 1888, but the marriage wasn't registered until 1890. Children: 1. William G - b.1891 rego.12735 2. Cyrel J F - b.1895 rego.8101 - married Isabella E EGAN 1918 rego.10128 Cyrel is born under MALADY but married under McLADY 3. Dorothy A - b.1897 rego.16961 It looks like Margaret J TREMBLE had a child before she married John MALADY. Albert E J TREMBLE - b.1886 rego.20664 Possible marriage - a Ernest A J TREMBLE married Harriet KNIGHT in 1903 rego.9473. Margaret J TREMBLE & William J TREMBLE's (brother & sister) parent's were: Francis TREMBLE married Helen McGILLWRAY 1860 rego.2745 Children: 1. Alexander - b.1861 rego.13914 - died 1909 rego.5338 2. Helen - b.1863 rego.14463 - an Ellen TREMBLE married Francis DONNELLY in 1884 rego.4792 3. Margaret J - b.1866 rego.15409 - married John MALADY 4. Jessie J C - b.1870 rego.17678 - married David B McDONALD 1900 r.3034 5. Kate Letitia - b.1872 rego.18255 - married Richard W ELLIOTT 1898 r.6485 6. William James - b.1874 rego.20886 - married Ada MALADY 7. Francis C - b.1877 rego.22314 - married Sarah A HEATH 1899 r.9046 8. Innis George F - b.1881 rego.15414 - married Sarah M WILLIAMS 1907 r.4078 9. John - b.1883 rego.17541 10. Angus - b.1885 rego.19651 Francis C TREMBLE (jnr) married Sarah A HEATH 1899 rego.9046 Children: 1. George I F - b.1900 rego.17155 2. James E - b.1902 rego.17131 3. Charles A - b.1904 rego.27273 I found the following marriage and children, though I don't know where it fits in: Thomas MALADY married Emma CANDY in 1889. rego.5247 Children: 1. Thomas - b.1890 rego.4829 2. James L - b.1894 rego.27602 - James MALADY married Dorothy E GALLAGHER in 1918 rego.9787 3. Larince M - b.1897 rego.27736 - a Laurence MALADY married Jean F McDONALD 1929 rego.16388 4. Kate - b.1899 rego.36189 - a Kathleen A MALADY married Charles E CAMPBELL in 1920 rego.17751 5. Patrick - b.1904 - a Patrick MALADY married Marion TIMBS in 1933 rego.7957 6. John - b.???? - died 1907 rego.16333 I don't know if Neil's research has progressed any further, but you should be able to reach Neil at... Neil McGee <[email protected]> Kind regards, Sherrie Blackman. Sydney. Trevor Moore wrote: > Hi > Researching David and Elizabeth HENDERSON came to Australia from SCT in 1848,with daughters > Jane , Elizabeth , and Agnes. Jane and Agnes must of died because in 1850 at Tabulam NSW another daughter was born Jane Agnes.She married Peter CUBIS in 1887 at Tenterfield. > Elizabeth HENDERSON(the daughter) had a son William D in 1868 at Tenterfield (father unknown).William married Agnes CORSUCH in 1906 at Emmaville. > Elizabeth HENDERSON(the daughter) married John Emmanuel HILTON in 1873 at Wellingrove > Children were > Harriett b.1874 at Wellingrove,married in 1897 to James W PERSER at Glen Innes,NSW > Bridget Elizabeth b.1877 at Inverell,NSW married Charles WILKINS in 1895 at Emmaville > John Charles b.1880 at Wellingrove ,married Mary A F DUNBAR in 1903 at Glen Innes > Elizabeth J b.1882 at Glen Innes,married Frederick W TREMBLE in 1909 at Tenetrfield. > > Chalres and Bridget WILKINS children were > William H b.1895 , Charles G 1897 , Frances J 1898 , Elizabeth 1900 , Clara M 1902 amd Arthur S 1905. > John and Mary HILTON had one child I know of Mary E 1904. > Elizabeth HILTON (nee HENDERSON )died 1929 at Glen Innes and husband John HILTON died 1930. > Some family may of gone to QLD but that is only a guess. > Kind Regards > Vanessa > > ==== AUS-NSW-NORCO Mailing List ==== > Got the address of a really useful website? List it at > http://resources.rootsweb.com/world/Australia/NewSouthWales/

> I was just told that at least two of our descendants were buried at > Sawtell. Does anybody have a Cemetery List for Sawtell please? I am > looking for a Martha E Simmons, date of death unknown, and a Fred Rediger, > date of death also unknown and possibly a Stephen Simmons, although he > could have been burried at Glenreagh. To my knowledge, there is no cemetery at Sawtell. From: Consolidated Index To Deaths & Burials In The Coffs Harbour District (Coffs Harbour District Family History Society Inc.) Name: SIMMONDS Stephen; Headstone: Yes; Undertaker: Everingham; Cemetery: Coffs Harbour Historic; Denom: Anglican; Section 3; Row D; Plot 24; C: GR Name: REDIGER Frederick William; Headstone: Yes; Undertaker: Everingham; Cemetery: Coffs Harbour Historic; Denom: Anglican; Section 3; Row F; Plot 19; C: GR Regards, Rhonda

> Does anyone have any Cemetery Listings for Glenreagh, or Bellingen area? I > am trying these areas now for Albert Simpson, Stephen Simmons and Martha E > Simmons, as I have just been told that Stephen Simmons was the traindriver > from Glenreagh to Dorrigo. Albert Simpson, was the first husband of Martha > E Rediger/Simpson/Simmons. From: Glenreagh - A Town of Promise by Elizabeth Webb (1998) page 22. "...........Bert Simpson married Martha Rediger, and they built a house south of that of their parents' home on the rise that overlooked the farm. When his parents bought the property south of Glenreagh on the Nana Glen road, Bert bought the adjoining property (now known as Howlett's). Bert and Martha had no children. He died in 1927. Martha later married Steve Simmonds, who was an engine driver on the Dorrigo railway. In the early 1930's this property was planted with Tung Oil trees as an experiment, it proved unsuccessful." Regards, Rhonda

Hello to everyone, I am a new to this list and would like to post my interests. My main interest is the HANCOCK family. It seems my GGGGrandparents came to Sydney, in 1857 with their three sons Frederick (My GGGrandfather), Charles Phillip and George. The family settled around Ballina, Lismore, Grafton and Richmond River. Frederick HANCOCK married Sarah STONE in 1873 and went on to have 14 children. The couple appeared to move to Queensland in the early 1900's, but I'm sure not all of their children followed. Charles Phillip HANCOCK married Catherine BYRNES in 1870 and had 11 children. The couple lived in the area for their entire lives and were laid to rest in the Ballina cemetary. George William HANCOCK married Rebecca Matilda DURRINGTON and had 12 children that I know of - could be more. This couple also appeared to live in the same area all of their lives and were laid to rest in Lismore Cemetary. These brothers children married into the following families: HUNT, VARDY, RILEY, JOHNSON, MAHER, BURKE, TEMPLE, MUIRHEAD, MARTIN, Reverand BRUNTON, BROWN, PRICE, DRISCOLL, BRYANT, SNODGRASS, LEES, McANDREW, McPHERSON, BROOKER, BROWNING, MAXWELL, BRINDLEY, SHIPWAY, McKENZIE, BECKENHAM, VINCENT. Some of the above families I have a lot of information on and some are just a name - would love to hear from anyone with an interest in these people, kindest regards, Mandy in not so sunny Queensland.

Is there anyone researching the family of Earle Page, former (briefly) Prime Minister of Australia, born in Grafton 1880? If so, could you contact me please? Thanks Elaine

When looking for information on people from the North Coast of NSW, don't forget to search all the on line North Coast Book Indexes and the Archives of the Norco email list. Go to www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli and scroll down to the yellow and white search boxes. Search for your names using each of them. Cheers Paul Hanly Rhodes, Sydney, Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim Payne" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 08, 2001 5:18 AM Subject: Woops!!! GALEY (and MACDONALD) IN Australia > I must apologize to all those people who read every message, but I know that > many are like me - look at the Subject heading and if it doesn't ring a bell > delete it and pass on to the next. All I can say is that I was so busy > getting the details in the original message correct that I didn't check the > spelling in the Subject line. Well as I said before :( > > I am looking for further information about any of the following (or all). > They may be separate families but I suspect, and hope, that they may be > related. > > The first GALEY was a convict who was transported to New South Wales, > Australia - details below: > Name: GALEY, George > Age: 19 > Occupation: Brass founder > Ship: Earl Grey 2 > Year: 1838 > Birth Place: Birmingham, England > > The second GALEY was married to a George GALEY and she died in 1846 > > The third GALEY was Robert GALEY who married Agnes MACDONALD in 1884 in New > South Wales, Australia > > The fourth GALEY (my wife's ancestor) could have been born in Australia > circa 1839 or 1844. > George Bishop GALEY arrived in New Zealand in 1850 - death certificate date > In 1863 he was in New Zealand > He applied for a miners right in Wollongong, NSW, Australia on the 1 January > 1872 > By 1875 he was back in New Zealand where he married Ellen STENT and raised > the usual large family in Takaka, Golden Bay, New Zealand and doesn't appear > to have left New Zealand again. > > (I would also be interested in making contact with any descendants of George > Bishop and Ellen GALEY who may be now in Australia.) > > I would be very grateful to receive any information about any of these > people mentioned above. > > Jim > > Jim & Bev Payne > NEW ZEALAND > [email protected] > > > > > ==== AUS-NSW-NORCO Mailing List ==== > Why not put your GEDCOM on line at > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > >

I must apologize to all those people who read every message, but I know that many are like me - look at the Subject heading and if it doesn't ring a bell delete it and pass on to the next. All I can say is that I was so busy getting the details in the original message correct that I didn't check the spelling in the Subject line. Well as I said before :( I am looking for further information about any of the following (or all). They may be separate families but I suspect, and hope, that they may be related. The first GALEY was a convict who was transported to New South Wales, Australia - details below: Name: GALEY, George Age: 19 Occupation: Brass founder Ship: Earl Grey 2 Year: 1838 Birth Place: Birmingham, England The second GALEY was married to a George GALEY and she died in 1846 The third GALEY was Robert GALEY who married Agnes MACDONALD in 1884 in New South Wales, Australia The fourth GALEY (my wife's ancestor) could have been born in Australia circa 1839 or 1844. George Bishop GALEY arrived in New Zealand in 1850 - death certificate date In 1863 he was in New Zealand He applied for a miners right in Wollongong, NSW, Australia on the 1 January 1872 By 1875 he was back in New Zealand where he married Ellen STENT and raised the usual large family in Takaka, Golden Bay, New Zealand and doesn't appear to have left New Zealand again. (I would also be interested in making contact with any descendants of George Bishop and Ellen GALEY who may be now in Australia.) I would be very grateful to receive any information about any of these people mentioned above. Jim Jim & Bev Payne NEW ZEALAND [email protected]

I am looking for further information about any of the following (or all). They may be separate families but I suspect, and hope, that they may be related. The first GALEY was a convict who was transported to New South Wales, Australia - details below: Name: GALEY, George Age: 19 Occupation: Brass founder Ship: Earl Grey 2 Year: 1838 Birth Place: Birmingham, England The second GALEY was married to a George GALEY and she died in 1846 The third GALEY was Robert GALEY who married Agnes MACDONALD in 1884 in New South Wales, Australia The fourth GALEY (my wife's ancestor) could have been born in Australia circa 1839 or 1844. George Bishop GALEY arrived in New Zealand in 1850 - death certificate date In 1863 he was in New Zealand He applied for a miners right in Wollongong, NSW, Australia on the 1 January 1872 By 1875 he was back in New Zealand where he married Ellen STENT and raised the usual large family in Takaka, Golden Bay, New Zealand and doesn't appear to have left New Zealand again. (I would also be interested in making contact with any descendants of George Bishop and Ellen GALEY who may be now in Australia.) I would be very grateful to receive any information about any of these people mentioned above. Jim Jim & Bev Payne NEW ZEALAND [email protected]

I was just told that at least two of our descendants were buried at Sawtell. Does anybody have a Cemetery List for Sawtell please? I am looking for a Martha E Simmons, date of death unknown, and a Fred Rediger, date of death also unknown and possibly a Stephen Simmons, although he could have been burried at Glenreagh. Jennie Rediger [email protected]

Jennie wrote: > I spent all yesterday at the Armidale Uni, searching Newspapers > etc. I wanted to look for an obituary of a Frederick William > Hansen, date of death 10.10.1925 in Coffs Harbour, but the only > reel the Armidale UNE doesn't have is 1925! Can you believe it! > Does anyone else know where I could check the Coffs Harbour > Advocate, or the Newspaper of that time for Coffs. > Also, does anybody have the Cemetery Index for Coffs please, I > would like grave listings for Fred Hansen (above) and his wife > Mary Christina Hansen, her date of death I don't know. The Coffs Harbour City Library have the reels for the Advocate from 1907. In 1925 it would have been titled the "Coffs Harbour and Dorrigo Advocate". If you emailed the Librarian she may throw it on a reader and check it for you. Obits usually appeared in first issue after a funeral. The library catalogue is online and reachable from http://www.chcc.nsw.gov.au/library/index.html However it will incorrectly tell you the library only has microfilm from 1982-89. Also the NSW State Reference Library have the microfilms from 1907. Its catalogue is also online at: http://library.slnsw.gov.au/search/ I know the Coffs Harbour Family History Inc. have unpublished Cemetery Indexes. So you might try it at webpage: http://www.genealogy.coffs.com.au/ John Brisbane

From: Consolidated Index To Deaths & Burials In The Coffs Harbour District (Coffs Harbour District Family History Soc. Inc.) HANSEN Frederick William; Headstone: yes; Undertaker: Everingham; Cemetry: C.H. Historic; Denom: Anglican; Section 2; Row A, Plot 8 HANSEN Mary Christina; Headstone: yes; Undertaker: Everingham; Cemetery: C.H. Historic; Denom: Anglican; Section 2; Row A; Plot 8 Regards, Rhonda

PRIEST Joseph W. bur. South Grafton Cemetery, Section M, Plot 14; died 22 August 1951, Age : 0 PRIEST C, bur. South Grafton Cemetery, Section M, Plot 14; died 22 August 1950, Age : 0 It appears that they died one year apart. Regards, Rhonda ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, 4 April 2001 16:51 Subject: Cemetery Listings > Hi > Does anyone out there have the Cemetery Listings for the Grafton areas > please? I am looking for a Martha E and Stephen Simmonds and Caroline A > and Joseph Priest. > Thanks > Jennie Rediger > [email protected] > > ______________________________

From: "Honour Roll WWII-1939-1945: Casino & District" Part 1 : page 27. Enlisted Personnel SMITH : K; JA; E; R; HJ; AJ; CH; PM; N; JW; A; WJ; KA; WD; CS; JR; AF; E; LH; RE; HL; A; JC; J; EA; HJ; VH; QA; J; JF; R; KA; K; N; AE; RC Addendum : SMITH : MJ Part 2 : page 8. Home Service Personnel SMITH : MJ; EF; J; C; FS Regards, Rhonda ----- Original Message ----- From: asgard1 <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 3 April 2001 19:46 Subject: Honour Roll - WWII Casino District > Hi All, > > Does anyone have access to the "Honour Roll WWII-1939-1945: > Casino & District" ? > > Hoping that someone may be able to help with details of any > SMITHs that may be listed. > > Many thanks > Lyn > > ______________________________

Hi, Does anyone have any Cemetery Listings for Glenreagh, or Bellingen area? I am trying these areas now for Albert Simpson, Stephen Simmons and Martha E Simmons, as I have just been told that Stephen Simmons was the traindriver from Glenreagh to Dorrigo. Albert Simpson, was the first husband of Martha E Rediger/Simpson/Simmons. Jennie Rediger [email protected]

Hello List, Does anyone have access to the Roman Catholic Cemetery at South Woodburn, N.S.W. Please? I am after an infant Margaret MITCHELL buried on the 31st March, 1914 please. Thanking you in advance Best Wishes Christine Mercer

Hi everybody Many thanks for all the help yesterday with the cemetery listings in Grafton. Much appreciated. What would we do without these mailing lists? I spent all yesterday at the Armidale Uni, searching Newspapers etc. I wanted to look for an obituary of a Frederick William Hansen, date of death 10.10.1925 in Coffs Harbour, but the only reel the Armidale UNE doesn't have is 1925! Can you believe it! !Does anyone else know where I could check the Coffs Harbour Advocate, or the Newspaper of that time for Coffs. Also, does anybody have the Cemetery Index for Coffs please, I would like grave listings for Fred Hansen (above) and his wife Mary Christina Hansen, her date of death I don't know. Thanks Jennie Rediger [email protected]

Hi Does anyone out there have the Cemetery Listings for the Grafton areas please? I am looking for a Martha E and Stephen Simmonds and Caroline A and Joseph Priest. Thanks Jennie Rediger [email protected]

Hi All, Does anyone have access to the "Honour Roll WWII-1939-1945: Casino & District" ? Hoping that someone may be able to help with details of any SMITHs that may be listed. Many thanks Lyn

Hi Researching David and Elizabeth HENDERSON came to Australia from SCT in 1848,with daughters Jane , Elizabeth , and Agnes. Jane and Agnes must of died because in 1850 at Tabulam NSW another daughter was born Jane Agnes.She married Peter CUBIS in 1887 at Tenterfield. Elizabeth HENDERSON(the daughter) had a son William D in 1868 at Tenterfield (father unknown).William married Agnes CORSUCH in 1906 at Emmaville. Elizabeth HENDERSON(the daughter) married John Emmanuel HILTON in 1873 at Wellingrove Children were Harriett b.1874 at Wellingrove,married in 1897 to James W PERSER at Glen Innes,NSW Bridget Elizabeth b.1877 at Inverell,NSW married Charles WILKINS in 1895 at Emmaville John Charles b.1880 at Wellingrove ,married Mary A F DUNBAR in 1903 at Glen Innes Elizabeth J b.1882 at Glen Innes,married Frederick W TREMBLE in 1909 at Tenetrfield. Chalres and Bridget WILKINS children were William H b.1895 , Charles G 1897 , Frances J 1898 , Elizabeth 1900 , Clara M 1902 amd Arthur S 1905. John and Mary HILTON had one child I know of Mary E 1904. Elizabeth HILTON (nee HENDERSON )died 1929 at Glen Innes and husband John HILTON died 1930. Some family may of gone to QLD but that is only a guess. Kind Regards Vanessa

All readers are invited to the Berry Federation Picnic on Saturday 12 May 2001 at the Berry Showground. A full programme of events are planned including Displays, Procession, Ring Events, and Demonstrations. Of particular interest to those whose families were at some time associated with the Berry Estate from 1822 will be the Family History Display. Descendants of the following pioneer families of the the North Shoalhaven are mounting displays. The local indigenous families and Bailey, Bennett, Berry, Bice, Binks, Blow, Boyd, Boxsell, Brandon, Campbell, Cantell Chamberlain, Claydon, Cox, Cullen, Devitt, Glanville, Graham, Greer, Hall, Hay, Henry, Holland, Hanningan, Host, Hutchinson, Huxley, Ingold, Irvine, Jarrett, Kellett, Knapp, Lidbetter, Manle, Mathers, McIntyre, McLean, McKinnon, Miller, Morrissey, Morschel, Munro, Olive, Packer, Pepper, Peterkin, Reid, Rutledge, Sharpe, Shepherd, Strong, Taylor, Thompson, Thorburn, Timbs, Ulrick, Waddell, Watson, Weeks, Weir, Wilson, Wollstonecraft Wright. These displays will take different forms as decided by the families involved. Several of the local Family History Societies and local Historical Societies will be in attendance to assist researchers. Please note these displays will cover branches of associated families. We would love to meet you. Mary L. Lidbetter