> 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
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nswbelli/ The above site for Bellingen may be of help to you Lyn ----- Original Message ----- From: Rhonda Turnbull <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, April 09, 2001 4:47 PM Subject: Re: Cemetery Listings for Simpson & Simmons | > 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 | | | | ==== AUS-NSW-NORCO Mailing List ==== | |