Hi Everyone For those of you who already have forms, please be aware that the submissions close at the end of the month, so please send them in. For those of you wishing to enter information into our Pioneer Register Book please let me know and I will email you a form. If you have any further questions please do not hesitate to contact me. Thanks to everyone who has already sent in their forms. Regards Cheryl King

Hi everyone, Hoping that someone on the list might be able to help me with my HUGHES family. I'm trying to establish whether the following RICHARD HUGHES is my Richard Hughes: I have a Mrs Connie NIND, who's father was Richard HUGHES. Richard HUGHES & his 3 sons, built the Star Court Picture Theatre in Alstonville NSW, which opened in 1915. Mrs Nind attended the first and last screenings at the Star Court, the last being in 1980. The HUGHES family also built the following: Lismore Base Hospital T & G Building the former National Bank in Woodlark St (Lismore?) The Ryan & Royal Hotels Methodist Church in Ballina Hotel Grand in Coolangatta St Andrew's Church - built additions to the church in 1913 I don't know who this Richard HUGHES was married to, or his birth/death date. Does anyone have any history on the above buildings that mentions the Hughes family? It's possible that this Richard Hughes is a descendant of our family. What we do know about our Richard HUGHES: Richard was born in Kildare, Ireland in 1822 and he sailed to Tasmania (year?) and in March 1843 sailed from Tasmania to Sydney aboard 'The Water Lily'. In October 1843, Richard HUGHES married Eliza Silke EVANS. They had 13 children and also settled in the Richmond River area of NSW. Associated family names: SJOSTROM - HORSEMAN - SHARPE - EXTON - TOWNER - TICEHUSRT - SOMMERVILLE - CUMMING - WRIGHT - SAVILLE - SCHOFIELD - ROBERTS - PARSONS - CAMERON - HOOPER - TRIMBLE - HILL - RODGERS. Would love to hear from anyone researching these names. Kind regards, Sherrie Blackman. Sydney.

Robert, Plenty of Wrigleys at Port Macquarie. I have been indexing the local paper for the last 12 years for the Historical Society and know the name. One was James, manager of the Oxide works here (Muston's) in 1924, but am sure there were many before that. Working at the Society today, so will give a brief outline of them for you. Ian ----- Original Message ----- From: Robert Wrigley <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, June 05, 2000 9:49 PM Subject: WRIGLEY > Hi Listers, > I am researching WRIGLEY. The WRIGLEYS emigrated from LANCHASHIRE mainly > to Ballarat. However some went missing, in particular Taree has been > mentioned as a possibility. > I have extensive links to the surname. I also have information of other > branches of the WRIGLEYS back into the late 1700's. > Like to hear from someone. > > Robert Wrigley > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== AUS-NSW-NORCO Mailing List ==== > >

Hi Listers, I am researching WRIGLEY. The WRIGLEYS emigrated from LANCHASHIRE mainly to Ballarat. However some went missing, in particular Taree has been mentioned as a possibility. I have extensive links to the surname. I also have information of other branches of the WRIGLEYS back into the late 1700's. Like to hear from someone. Robert Wrigley

Hi list Looking for information on James LAWRENCE who married Elizabeth CHAMBERS in 1930. James died about 1946 I believe & Elizabeth then married a WILKINSON. I have a photo of Elizabeth with her 3 sisters Alice, May, & Doris. Interested in talking to anyone with a connection. Derek

Hi, I would be interested to hear from any decendants of the Ryan or Temple families. My grandfather Denis Ryan married Ellen Agnes Temple at Milton NSW in 1903 and lived in the Northern Rivers District from around 1907. My G/grandfather Edmond Ryan and his wife Margaret (Quigley) came to Australia from Ireland in 1879, and I would also like to hear from any decendants of their children James b 1860, Timothy b 1862, Pat b 1863, Jerry b 1866, Edmond b 1867, John b 1870, Kate b 1872, Mary b 1874, Denis b 1875, who came with them. Thanks. Thea

Hi all, Another approx 700 names added in book indexes and extracts * Evidence to Royal Commission of Inquiry on Forestry, 1907 and 1908 - Extracts added (from a book on the history of the Forestry Commission in NSW) (contributed by Leith Davis) * Woolgoolga:The History of a Village - Index added. (Many thanks to Loelene Harrison) * Yamba Yesterday 1885 - 1985 - Index added. (Many thanks to Loelene Harrison) * History of Education on the Lower Clarence: Maclean - Index added. (Many thanks to Loelene Harrison) Site will be re-indexed as soon as possible so that people and place names on these pages can be found from the yellow search box on the Welcome page www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/ If you can help with a transcript of a book about NSW North Coast people or places see www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/transcribe.html to see the "how and why" see www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/books.html to see some of the books and follow the links to the indexes and email [email protected] with details of the book for which you will transcribe/scan an index. Cheers Paul Hanly

Hello, I would like to post my research interests again thanks. Patrick Higgins b Leitrim c1835 m Honora Donovan b Clonakility Ireland b 1847. Danial Matthews b1860 Vic m Emma Howarth b Colac Vic 1870. Emma married a second time to Levi Tulk b 1854 Maitland. The marriage was in Lismore on the 8th December, 1828 when Emma was 52 and Levi was 74. Thanks for your help, Selena Daniel Matthews

Following are lists of names of people who appeared before a Forests Inquiry in 1907-1908 - they were contained in a book I have on loan on the history of the Forestry Commission in NSW. In the book each person has a paragraph summarising their evidence, it has some interesting information on their work, location etc. If anyone has an interest in any of these people, please email me, and I will send a transcript of their paragraph. Following the lists is a paragraph on Bellingen that I thought might be of interest. Evidence given to a Royal Commission of Inquiry on Forestry, 1907 and 1908 1. Mr J A S Murray, Sawmill Proprietor, Myrtle Creek south of Casino 2. Mr T W Hewetson, Sawmill Proprietor, Sandilands west of Casino 3. Mr A C Simpson, Timber Merchant and Sawmill Proprietor, Casino 4. Mr W Yabsley, Landowner and Sawmill Proprietor, Coraki 5. Mr W P Pope, District Forester, Casino 6. Mr W E Oxenford, Sawmiller, South Lismore 7. Mr R R Mallet, Sawmill Proprietor, Mullumbimby 8. Mr J Hunting, Sawmiller, Flagstone Creek near White Swamp 9. Mr J Breckenridge, Sawmill Proprietor and Timber Merchant, Failford 10. Mr T Miles, Sawmill Proprietor, Forster 11. Mr J Hibbard, Sawmill Manager, Hamilton near Port Macquarie 12. Mr G F Nott, Sawmiller, Armidale 13. Mr W A Baker, Wyatts Creek, Wollomombi 14. Mr R Kirkwood, Sawmiller, Armidale 15. Mr H J Clark, Sawmiller, Tenterfield 16. Mr E Grover, Sawmiller and Timber Merchant, Glen Innes 17. Mr E F Ferguson, Sawmill Manager, Grafton 18. Mr J Reid, Sawmiller and Timber Merchant, South Grafton 19. Mr H. W. Hillier, Sawmill Manager, Dorrigo 20. Mr R Pearson, Sawmiller and Timber Merchant, Guyra 21. Mr F Barnes, Fencing Contractor, Inverell 22. Mr J Turner, Sawmill Manager, West Narrabri 23. Mr A L Schwager, Sawmiller, Wee Waa 24. Mr G J Saunders, Sawmiller, Kerringle near Mullaley 25. Mr C Mooy, Sawmiller, Coonamble 26. Mr A Sam Sawmill Manager, Forbes 27. Mr R Mison, Sawmiller, Bomaderry 28. Mr W Riley, Sawmiller, Ulladulla 29. Mr D McInnes, Police Constable, Cooma 30. Mr J Hides Junior, Sawmiller, Pilot Hill near Batlow 31. Mr C B Optiz, Sawmiller, Mathoura Submissions on cedar cutting: 1 Mr D Guinea, Farmer, Tyalgum 2 Mr E C J Marks, Sugar grower, Farmer and Dairyman, Terranora near Murwillumbah 3 Mr W G Law, Timber getter and Dairyman, Mullumbimby 4 Mr T B O'Neill, Timber getter, Mullumbimby 5 Mr G R Henson, District Superintendent, Department of Railways 6 Mr D Currie, Settler, North Lismore 7 Mr A W Brown, Hotelkeeper and Farmer, Newton Boyd 8 Mr E F Ferguson, Sawmill Manager, Grafton 9 Mr J Cartmill, Farmer and Timber getter, Nymboida 10 Mr W J Sinclair, Grazier, Bostobrick 11 Mr E Watson, Farmer, White Swamp 12 Mr W A Baker, Sawmiller, Wyatts Creek, Wollomombi 13 Mr S A Harper, Building Contractor, Armidale 14 Mr E H F Swain, Assistant Forester, Coffs Harbour 15 Mr E B Moody, Timber getter and Farmer, Upper Bellingen 16 Mr W H Nalder, Staff Surveyor, Kempsey 17 Mr E Rudder, Farmer and Grazier, Oaklands, Kempsey 18 Mr C O Ducat, Timber-carter, Bellbrook 19 Mr F T Wilkinson, Singleton P 108 "The Bellinger River contained extensive volumes of Cedar and the first cedargetters started there about 1842. It grew to immense size particularly on the alluvial flats of the lower river on what is now cleared farm land. Large quantities were obtained and rafted to the entrance and shipped in the surf. Mr E H F Swain, then a district forester and late Commissioner of Forests, in a Bulletin issued in 1912 wrote "it is recorded of one growing between Fernmount and Raleigh that 39,000 superficial feet of timber were obtained by the saw and that another 5,000 superficial feet twelve or so years later were axe chopped out of the limbs by the succeeding settlers. Of another on what is now Connell's farm, near Fernmount, it is recorded that a family named Woods lived in the roofed over spurs for two years."

Hi all, Just a few reminders: 1. The Norco list is hosted by Rootsweb http://www.rootsweb.com/ Rootsweb has a wide range of genealogical resources available free. 2. The archives of the Norco list are searchable at http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl Just type "AUS-NSW-NORCO-L" (without the " marks) and you will be taken to the search page. If you type in another valid list name you can search that list instead. 3. You can also search the Norco list (and other NSW lists) from http://resources.rootsweb.com/world/Australia/NewSouthWales/ but only the bottom group of searches seem to work properly, at least for Norco. You can also search Norco from the Welcome page of Bellingen Gen Web www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/ 4. Rootsweb's Australian web sites, many genealogy links and email lists for all states can be found through http://resources.rootsweb.com/world/Australia.html and the State sites linked from there. 5. Bellingen Gen Web www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/ is associated with the Norco list and in particular the books, links, archives and settlers pages and database may be of assistance for enquiries about NSW North coast. If you have something about Bellingen district you would like to submit please email [email protected] 6. Please post your interests every 2 or 3 months or so for the benefit of new subscribers to the list. They may have that information you are looking for, but be too shy to post! New listers should search the archives as the information you are after may have been posted months ago by someone who is no longer on the list!! 7. It helps if you put the Surname, First name; Place; Year to Year in the message subject as that makes it very easy to see whether messages in the archives are relevant to you. 8. Spread the word about Norco when replying to messages on other lists. In Outlook Express 5 You can use Tools>Options>Signatures and add a signature like the one below, then use Insert>Signature on each message. 9. Keep up the goodness by helping answer queries and being nice to one another, particularly those whose questions may indicate that they have little experience, or have no experience in working with microfiche, indexes, bureaucracies, etc. 10. Procedures for subscribing and unsubscribing are below my name. 11. Can you help with transcribing or scanning an index to a North Coast book? See www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/transcribe.html The NSW North Coast Book Indexing Project has about 20 book indexes on line. They can be searched from the yellow search box on the Welcome page or individually. 12. There is all the information you could want on Norco at www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/norco.html Kind regards to all Paul Hanly Rhodes, Sydney, Australia Coordinator Bellingen Gen Web www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/ [email protected] North Coast NSW mail list A mailing list for North Coast NSW has been established. People can subscribe to the list in mail mode by sending a message to [email protected] that contains the word subscribe and nothing else. If they prefer digest mode, they should send the command instead to [email protected] To unsubscribe, they should send the command "unsubscribe" to [email protected] (if in mail mode) or [email protected] (if in digest mode.) To switch from one mode to the other, they should unsubscribe from one and then subscribe to the other. There is no "no mail" mode -- if they want messages to stop, they should simply unsubscribe. To post to both AUS-NSW-NORCO-L and AUS-NSW-NORCO-D, messages should be sent to [email protected] Messages sent there will appear both places.

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------35E30B683B83213B8519716D Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Many thanks for all the answers. BUT - what I need most of all is: should I list the women by their MAIDEN names with a cross reference to their married name. I have these all in a data base with cross references galore, and, yes the family name is first with a , after it so that I can easily sort them. Sort by name and then by birth date so it might be a bit easier to follow the correct family. This how my listing is presently: family name, given name, son of father & mother, fathers family names, mother's family names, marriage to & date, birth date, death date location in the cemetery. Should also say that I include their place of b & d if I have it. Thanks, Warren --------------35E30B683B83213B8519716D Content-Type: message/rfc822; name="nsmail3G.TMP" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline; filename="nsmail3G.TMP" X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Sun, 28 May 2000 14:37:42 -0400 From: Warren Rosenlund <[email protected]> X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.7 [en]C-CCK-MCD NSCPCD47 (Win98; I) X-Accept-Language: en MIME-Version: 1.0 To: [email protected] Subject: Cemetery Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Am compiling an OLD local cemetery so that genealogist will have better use of it. Am including the wife's maiden name, the parents including nee! Have you any comments on how to treat the wife's name? Johnson, Axel m Minnie Söderqvist son/ Claus and Emilia Johnson dau/Jens and Olivia Palmqvist . Minnie dau/Sven and Ada Lindqvist, etc,etc as an example? Have you run into any such informations? Thanks, Warren --------------35E30B683B83213B8519716D--

Leith - does your book mention Summer Hill Saw Mills, Scotts Ck (near Taree NSW)? I am told that my ggrandfather John Frederick Erickson was a puntman there. He was originally from Finland. Some of his children were born at Summer Hill Saw Mills. Alice Erickson, family historian, Wark/Stewart Coonabarabran area; Erickson/Slyney Taree area; convenor DPS Coonabarabran.

Dear Greg, I don't know about the Casino-Lismore area, but I am interested in the Woodward family of Taree. I have a step-gt-grandfather, William Henry Woodward, born in Lechlade Gloucs, who came out here in the 1890's as a private in the RMLI. He deserted in 1899 and was never heard from again. His father was Henry and there was a William Woodward died at Taree in 1907 whose father was Henry. I am curious to find out if there were one and the same person! Have you any info on the Taree William? Regards, Monica Foggin. Eastwood, Sydney, Australia.

Is anyone out there doing research on the Kent or Woodward families from the Casino / Lismore area early this century. Greg Lee NGUNNAWAL ACT

Hi Kay I don't have a specific interest in Riley, the undertakers but my parents live in Ballina and my auntie in Lismore. I'm sure, but could check with them, that Rileys are still a firm of undertakers at North Lismore. Let me know if I can help. Kind regards Martyn ************************************************************** Martyn Killion, BA, Grad. Dip. App. Sci (Info), Dip FHS Professional Genealogist and Record Agent PO Box N367, Grosvenor Place NSW 1220 E-mail: <[email protected]> ************************************************************** -----Original Message----- From: Kay Sturgeon <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, 24 May 2000 1:38 PM Subject: Riley, Undertaker - Lismore >I am interested in contacting anyone researching William Riley, undertaker of Lismore. > >Kay Sturgeon > >______________________________

Hi all, just joined the list. These are my interests. Christian RILEY 1843-1928 Lismore Mary Ann 9(HARRIS) RILEY 1844 - 1903 Richmond They had 16 chn William H RILEY 1865 marr Harriett BUBB Lismore Mountford George RILEY 1867 marr Alice E TAYLOR Lismore Matilda Jane RILEY 1869 marr August ANDERSON Lismore John Christian RILEY 1870 marr Mary Ann HANCOCK Lismore Arthur Edward RILEY 1872 marr Mary COLEMAN Ballina Elizabeth RILEY 1874 Louisa RILEY 1876 marr William SAUNDERS Isabell Ann RILEY 1878 marr Henry B STONE Lismore Joseph RILEY 1880 marr 1. Harriett TAYLOR marr 2 Lily M MITCHELL Lismore Ernest Robert RILEY 1881 marr 1. Annie CLARKE marr 2. Lily MOHR Casino Ethel D RILEY 1883-1886 Albert RILEY 1884-1884 Fanny RILEY 1884-1884 Fanny Maud RILEY 1886 marr George Henry ROBERTS Casino Mabel A RILEY 1887 marr Archie WOODWARD in Qld Lilly RILEY 1889 marr Charles Edwin MOSS Lismore Please contact me if you recognise any of these families Kay Sturgeon TOWNSVILLE

I am interested in contacting anyone researching William Riley, undertaker of Lismore. Kay Sturgeon

I work for ForestrySA, and we have a small but wonderful collection of rare books from the commencement of the original department back in the 1880s - the collection is at our Mt Gambier office. When I was at Mt Gambier the other day I was looking at a magnificent 6 volume >100 year old set of "The Flora of NSW Forests", found a reference to a John Reid, sawmiller of South Grafton (his opinion on the virtues of turpentine!) (The same section also quoted the opinions of Joe Laurie, of Laurieton, my gg grandfather, that made me a bit of a heroine around the Forestry office for all of a few minutes). My grandmother's sister Wilhelmina Hoffman (my dearly loved Aunty Bill) married a John Royal Reid in the 1920s on the south coast of NSW, he was a sawmiller (like the rest of my family) who became very successful in the area. My grandmother had recently married Manning Davis, originally from the North Coast, and his sister, Leith Davis, had married Alfred Charleston from Grafton so my grandmother's sister would have had North Coast connections, and now I'm wondering if Uncle Jack was part of the great North Coast-South Coast migration that I'm discovering in my family as I dig further. Does anyone know anything of John Reid, sawmiller in the late 1800s in Grafton, or of his family? Leith Davis in but not of Adelaide PS: I also have a book on loan from the ForestrySA library, a history of the NSW Forestry Commission. Its very heavily oriented toward the north coast, and has lots of names (foresters, some sawmillers and timber workers) and history of forest reserves etc. I will make an index for the Bellinger site, but in the meantime am happy to look up for anyone. -----Original Message----- From: Paul Hanly [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, 14 April 2000 0:51 To: [email protected] Subject: Red Cedar - Our Heritage indexed on Bellingen Gen Web With thanks to Vicki Morrison, "Red Cedar - Our Heritage" has had its index transcribed and the index is on the Bellingen Gen Web www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/ site. You can reach the index from the Welcome page and the site has been re-spidered so that the yellow search box on the Welcome also searches this index. Hope this is of help to people in their searches. If Bellingen Gen Web or Norco have been of assistance to you and you would like to make a contribution, please can transcribe an index. See http://www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/transcribe.html for answers to all your questions. Check out the books at http://www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/books.html to find one in which you are interested that is not yet indexed. Also, if anyone has cemetery transcripts of Bellingen district, (or can persuade Bellingen Council to put Bellingen cemetery on line) I would be grateful to receive a copy. Cheers Paul Hanly Rhodes, Sydney, Australia Bellingen Gen Web www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/ Check out the books page http://www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/books.html which covers most North Coast Books, many of which have been indexed and the indexes are searchable from the Welcome page [email protected] North Coast NSW mail list ==== AUS-NSW-NORCO Mailing List ==== Search the archived emails of the Norco and other lists. Go to the second group of search boxes at http://resources.rootsweb.com/world/Australia/NewSouthWales/

St Mary's Anglican Church in Ballina has in its possession a heavy white linen cloth which has been embroidered in white with six hundred names and/or initials. The names are on squares (5.5x5.5 inches), a name on each side and 1 in the middle. The cloth measures approx 70x86 inches. The square have been hemstiched in froups of four and joined together. The cloth appears to be handmade. It is not known for what purpose the cloth was made. BUT we would like to be able to find out. Though there is a lot of initials, just maybe someone will recognise a name and the purpose of the cloth. One of the names has the date 9.9.09. (Thanks to Marie Hart for extracting the names) Perhaps SKS could also give me an address for (if there is one) the Anglican Historical Centre. Names listed below Thanks Glenda - Daisy Hill Qld SJK, E Brown, C Brown, J W Watson, A Whipps KK, D Land, E H H Lang, H B King, M, Lang E Webster, RIA, KHW, HOL, SGL K M Webster, HLM, LMM, AEW, DBW Heather Martin, H Roberts, J E Roberts, E H L Saul, A E Saul Mary Macourt, M Young, W D Bertram, M J Warley, T Warley H A Ainsworth, A Stanbury, W J Graham, E M Radcliffe, T H Radcliffe Keith, J E Saunders, M Johnson, A C Bryant, H W Easton JES, Laura Daley, J R Willson, Arthur Daley, M Willson M R Curran, J P Curran, M Curran, F I Curran, I Curran JOM, H Brooker, A Chapman, Alf L Burgess, G Cumming MJK, T or J Pettit, R Barlow, E McKinnon, Rev Chapman Doris Squire, HBS, EWS, AH, JHWL Thelma Squire, MRJ, AOJ, WHC, HLC Nellie Battis, W Norwell, Stella Ashwood, Henry Baker, Jane Baker Mary Nolan, W Schaefer, L M Pratt, Harold Ashwood, Vera Andrews Jack, A J Vaughan, E E Parker, C Easton, W Pashell E J Easton, A Easton, K L Easton, V E Easton, Geo J Easton J F Doohan, A Brown,, J Allen, H West, J J Meagher MCD, S Strong, J R Stocks, W Strong, Owen Daley Harry, ECC, JA, RBA, CA Mavis, EAD, MAM, FAS, VAA E Chapman, C Chapman, D Chapman, M Beh, Ivy Beh Isabel Newport, S Newport, A Newport, E Stoker, W Stoker HW, MMGW, JMGW, LW, DMGW NI, JNP, CAT, MA, LA W Ainsworth, ML, MT, RCT, MCT L A Small, AM, EW, WB, MJB H E A Bertrtam, H Anderson, Ray Goddard, J C Sampson, MJS Joyce M Jarrett, AJ, ES, HE, EJS Muriel, MJM, GJD, RJS, DIH Joyce, JEH, EMH, EH, AMK W Lambert, D Reilly, J Reilly, P E Brown, D Brown A Thompson, Leonard, AJH, J F Bryant, M E Bryant SJC, MW, JEM, AWR, MM AR, MEM, LM, LA, JSFM T Martin, MBW, FEC, JPW, MM B M Thomas, CW, JCW, JJW, GCW J Schafer, V Café, S Gibbon, R Green, RSJ R Fogwell, QEC, GM Way, H Costello, FC Annie Webster, Josie McAlpine, E Wells, J O'Sullivan, W Chilcott Pat Jackson, A O'M W, Agnes Ashwood, GH, KH W Cruickshank, A G Bartlett, R Barlow, Daphne Jura, E Jarrett Raymond Bartlett, FH Bartlett, J or I Olliver, H J Dale, A E Biggs RCV, JWP, KMB, ELB, CAP Ruth Bliss, CAB, EMB, CJB, AWB Ailsa, HES, LMS, FHS, CES Enland, MLB, LCP, M Mc, HAP A Cupitt, JJR, EWJR, GHB, JGL J Ross, EHB, EMT, IMT, JEK Ewen R Mobbs, Walter C Mobbs, A M Mobbs, Thomas Mobbs, Bernice Mobbs Frank C Ward, G Fharston, Bella Strteet, K Harston, Grace Harston Bonnie Johnstone, S Bryant, H A Gibb, A L Chilcott, I Watson R W Wannon, E P Brown, W Fredericks, D K Berger, C Wilson M A, ML, TRF, DS, WDD Toby, HB, TB, CB, LB Jessie, DL, SR, AR, MG Pauline, ORR, HPS, SEB, AJR A J McKinnon, LM, C Henderson, RIML, C A Eckhardt C B Street, V A Lavery, W D Fryer, ARHL, E W O'Sullivan E Gardener, AAT, JRT, EVT, HTT W A Shepard, A Gibson, HAB T E Cooper, WJ McC Schwinghammer, S J Dodds, M Dodds, C Milller, C E Brown S McCochrane, R Williams, G H Williams, G Watson, E T Phelan MES, ARMcD, CL, EB, ARB TCM, TM, LH, TR, PT JJG, FAA, NTM, CRS, EMC PDT, N Short, M E McCurdy, E O Miller, E Small Maud, GC, HC, CC, EC Adele, AL, GAL, GFMc, Amc G Schafer, OJS, V R Morgan, H L Beer, Mifs Doom Thos J Leonard, M Redland, MAE, Mifs Taylor, EAC 9.9.09 Elsie Lee, SH Lee, F Lee, M J Lee, M Lee F Debenham, A Carr, D Carr, R Barlow, S Bryant CAOS, MGR, MYR, IGL, HIS HMS, IM, HM, AH, JB RWW, JGS Page, AFM, G I Howarth, C E Howarth MEM, EMS, HMS, LSP, EMF Olive, AMC, GMS, URS, EMS LVZ, AJL, JL, MBL, MAL MIR, Eddie Reid, Clarrie Reid, A M McDougall, M D Hyadman MGG, T H Pritchard, Louie Bartlett, Horrie Bartlett, WM EAG, J A Perry, R Percy, R Gray, N E Gray AmcC, K McKenzie, G P Gray, P Cashman, H Ainsworth DCS, A O Hill, James McGee, Chas L Lenard, R Temple GTW, J Lingard, G Smith, J Fairhall, W Schaefer TMK MC Eyles, John Eyles, E S Thiselton, H I Lewis Haidee, C M Lang, R D Land, L Purdie, WS Purdie HWF, JHL, M Sonter, C Mills, MEMR ELR, L Reid, S I Reid, W McDonogh, I M McDougall LBB, D O'Keefe, K McDonogh, J R Smith, L Pross ACA, E Undery, A J Martin, M A Gibson, BWR Undery RWW, W Morgan, E Martin, L Martin, J R Mawhead JJC, Robert Johnston, H E Jarrett, C Moroney, R Mawhead FRF, John O'Neill, A G Brooke, M Martin, S McKee JJC, E Sheather, W Nolan, J R Linley, L B Bartlett SLD Jack Barnes, G Hardy, John White, Dunae Swviou DWB, W R Morris, A J Doust, Edi Martin, R Worting G E Harrison, A Bertram, M Webb, L E Pratt, N Pratt HHH, HP, GU, AB, RB LMF, MA, SP, MMB, SPT Nora Kemp, C S Kemp, EE Kemp, NE Kemp, E Evans Eileen O'Connor, F Henderson, E Henderson, C Coleman, R Ashwood JGS, WHR, EGB, TR, ML BLH, H F Good, E Simpson, GS McC, E Clement RWB, AM Brawn, RH Brawn, L Warman, L Lickiss JJC, G Wickham, A Wickham, A Wickham, P Dwyer, E H Wickham Sybella Young, May Lawrence, M A Lawrence, MG Lawrence, Mavis Hampton Maud Ainsworth, Rae Mitchell, George Young, J Thomas, Olive Charnock C M Schaefer, Joy, AWH, HAR, SAB ELN, Enea, Yoona, Bess, Ida COT, Agnes, Jean, Elsie, Mavis Jinnie Williams, E Smith, O Skinner, H Little, M Robson E J Ryan, L Jamieson, L Redland, H Jamieson, J Hickey JO'S, N Temple, C Temple, M Temple, S Temple CLR, Ivy Martin, K C Hancock. C E Temple, K Temple ARM, E H Mitchell, C C Mitchell, D Mitchell, A D Mitchell BRM, A Donovan, H C Donovan, W B Nelson, E A Spluke J Ainsworth, Rhoda Rice, TENT, MSJ, Vera Lewis "Clonceen", Eva Major, CS Major, Amy Major, Eleanor

G'day Wal, The Lower Clarence Cemetery List, which is available from the Maclean District Historical Society , lists the following: Lawrence Cemetery. MARSH Mary Kathleen, age 88, 1993, Anglican, has a Headstone, reference card No. 17. Maclean Cemetery. MARSH John, age 64, 1925, Anglican, has a Headstone, reference card No. 60. MARSH John, age 81, 1919, Anglican, has a Headstone, reference card No. 74. MARSH John Lindsay, age 33, 1942, Anglican, has a Headstone, reference card No. 10. There a about 37 MARSH's listed in the MacLean cemetery. The year shown in the year of death. The book was pretty cheap and covers cemeteries at Ashby, Iluka, Lawrence, Maclean, Smalls (private), Taloumbi Station (private) and Yamba. Maclean District Historical Society are at PO Box 257, MACLEAN 2463. Ph. (066) 45 3416. Happy hunting, Ray Hannah Perth, Western Australia -----Original Message----- From: Cathy Dunn [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, 22 May 2000 00:10 To: [email protected] Subject: Fw: HELPLIST ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, May 21, 2000 3:47 PM Subject: HELPLIST > Dear Cathy, > > I hope you can assist me. Do you cover cemetery transcriptions in the Ballina and Maclean Areas? > If so, would you mind advising me if there is any listings for a John Marsh or a Mary Marsh. > The possible dates are unknown, but would be sometime after 1850 and certainly no later than 1880. > Thanking you in anticipation, > Kind regards, > Wal Towells > >