Hi All, Before I part with any hard earned cash Does Any one on the list have any knowledge of a flour mill that was possibly in Burwood(a suburb of Sydney). I think it was possibly in Beresford road. I have contacted the records office at the local council chambers and the only information I could get from the very young and enthusiastic clerk that received my call is that I would have to pay there exorbitant fee before they could tell me anything. Any help would be appreciated. Regards I have a list of incomplete lists. Visit My (Still under construction) Homepage at <http://www.ozemail.com.au/~ncc1701d>(UPDATED 28th NOV. 1998) or Email me mailto:ncc1701d@ozemail.com.au KEN JENKINS SYDNEY AUSTRALIA

Dear List, I have the following people and am wondering if anybody out there is also researching these families. James Robinson b. Scotland marr. Mary Ann Wakeham of Ireland in Sydney, 1835. They settled first in Bulli - he was possibly a coalminer. He died and was buried in Bulli - ca 1878. Mary Ann Robinson went to live in Mogilla - maybe some children went there. One son - James Robinson marr. Mary O'Neil who born at sea. Parents emigrating from Ireland. Married in 1865 and lived in Dapto. He was a miner - maybe at Bulli pit? Does anyone have any information on these people, their ancestors and/or descendants? Best wishes, Matt Corthorn - Moss Vale, NSW mcorthor@acenet.com.au

Judith, >Sooooo if anyone in their research finds any little bits and pieces about my >family I would be very happy to refund any costs involved in getting the >information to me. Don't know if you are in contact with Mrs Eileen Read, "River Cottage", Salisbury Road, Tillegra via Dungog 2420. Eileen is the daughter of Robert Vine Dillon SIDNEY and Nina May FARQUHARSON, who were married at St. Pauls Redfern on November 19th, 1921. The story of their meeting is best told in Eileen's words, from an letter to me some years ago: "My Dad was a Sgt in the 5th Light Horse & was on Gallipoli & at Palestine. When he returned to Aust he came down to Nowra by special train for troops returning home. Mum said it was the thing for everyone to gather on every platform to welcome them home. She recalls seeing this tall (6'2") handsome fellow alight from the train at Kiama & was surounded by girls & was kissed & kissed. She was interested who he could be as he got back in the train & went on to Nowra. She was then nursing at Randwick Military Hospital & was most surprised one day to see this fellow there, he suffered very badly at that time from shell shock. They must have got on OK because they married & were very happy for 54 years till Dad's death. Mum said she told Dad about seing him on the station but he said he didn't know any of the girls - he'd just enjoyed being kissed all the way from Sydney." (A note to expand this: Robert Vine Dillon SIDNEY was born at Nowra on May 24th, 1890, the son of Hugh Ernest Francis SIDNEY and Amelia Frances KNIGHT. He was a grandson of Joseph KNIGHT and Sara VIDLER.) Another bit from the same letter which you will probably find useful in plugging a gap in your family history: "Mum was born at Bombo - her father was the manager of the Blue Metal Quarry there. Their home was on Bombo point - the only house for miles so they didn't get to meet many people." (From the BD&Ms: Nina FARQUHARSON's birth was registered in 1894 at Kiama to Percy G C FARQUAHARSON (sp) and Emma.) One problem that I can't solve is which of the Bombo quarries is THE Bombo Quarry. There is still one active quarry just to the west of the railway line at the foot of the hill - this was known as the Commissioners' Quarry because it was operated on behalf of the Railway Commissioner (and still supplies track ballast). However, there was another "Bombo Quarry" on the point at the northern end of Bombo Beach - the point is almost a hollow shell now, and houses the Kiama sewerage treatment works. It closed as a quarry in 1947. My guess (and that's all it is) is that this would have been the quarry where Percy Farquharson worked. Again, either Ray Thorburn or the Kiama Hist Soc (museum in the Pilot's Cottage on Blowhole Point) would probably be able to straighten this out. There was also a display on the family at the AGEC when it opened in Kiama in the late 1980s. Contact Ray Thorburn, and I am sure he will have quite a bit to show you - enough to make a trip down there worthwhile. I was also in the AWM in early March, and there was a display (family photos and all) based around the deaths of Frank (DOW 15/5/1915) and Walter (KIA 3/5/1917). If you contact them, again I'm sure there will be some useful information for you. Good luck. John > >Thanking the list once again >Judith Lyon >Cronulla. NSW > > >==== AUS-NSW-SE Mailing List ==== >History and genealogy in South-East New South Wales, Australia > > > John Graham johngrah@ozemail.com.au GENEALOGY FROM GERRINGONG http://www.ozemail.com.au/~johngrah/

G'Day, as suggested Richard Barling and Mary Brizley Dray who settled in the Moruya district of south east New South Wales in 1838 Pat "Greed and lust it stripped the earth bare When the white fool came to a new land" 'White Fool' by Clannad Info about bushfires in the A.C.T. http://msowww.anu.edu.au/~barling/firebreak/firebreak.html

Hello, as suggested by Vivienne, I am reposting my family interests in the area, prior to going away for Christmas. 1. SAWTELL, Joshua and family - Illawarra District 2. WHIFFEN, Harriet, - " " 3. McKENZIE, William Herbert Kiely - Bega, Cobargo,Wandella(?), Illawarra District Just hoping to make contact with other family members/researchers in the case of 1. and 2. In the case of 3., looking for any information of his life in NSW, arrival date etc and details of his parents. All I have on him is his DOB - April 1858 in Dumfries Scotland, and marriage to Sarah Elizabeth SAWTELL in 1882 in Bega, and DOD in Queensland. Cheers, Nina in Townsville

This is my first positing to this list, I have snooped for awhile, not sure of the boundaries, if I am out of the area would the list owner kindly let me know I have erred. SURNAME interests STURGEON, George (1864-1927 & Annie (1868-1951,"Mimosa" Temora & West Wyalong. Connected families, same locality. BREUST BROWN SANDERSON STENT CHEETHAM DOWNEY CARTWRIGHT, William James (1849-1944) & Louisa nee Sturgeon (1857-1932), "Boundary Villa" Goulburn. Connected families. REYNOLDS/RAYNOLDS LYELL WATTERSON Many thanks, Kay, Toowoomba ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi Listers, (All) My research in the FARQUHARSON'S is not progressing very far, I have engaged a person in Scotland to try and find where the father William Tatham FARQUHARSON was born, William had 2 sons, William, who died, and his younger son, Percy Gower Creswell Farquharson who was born in Belize, British Honduras, he had two daughters, both married in Belize, and I have found the family of one, living in USA I have not found the death of William, but think he may have perished when a tidal wave hit Belize in 1883. So what am I doing here. Well Percy Gower Cresswell Farquharson, came to Aust around 1882, he married the daughter of one of his mates in 1884 at St Paul's Sydney, The family was living in Kiama from about 1886 and I was wondering if anyone has information about the family in every day life. There were 11 children in the family and they had sadness with the loss of a infant son in 1897, the loss of an 18year old girl to pneumonia, in 1906, and the loss of 2 sons Walter in 1917 and Frank in 1918 to WW I. At some stage the father Percy lost one eye and one arm, I don't know how this came about? but my mum remembers he use to flap it like a duck and the grandkids use to be frightened of him., Sooooo if anyone in their research finds any little bits and pieces about my family I would be very happy to refund any costs involved in getting the information to me. Thanking the list once again Judith Lyon Cronulla. NSW

G'Day., Researching two families of HETHERINGTON'S. First family:- John and Christopher Hetherington arrived via the CRESCENT 1840 a property name of Riversdale at Kiama seems to have been their base. Second family:- William and Margaret (Nee Ramsey) GRAY arrived via the WILSON 1842 this family married into the Hetherington family. a George GRAY was the overseer at Riversdale. Any help on these two families would be appreciated. Regards John Hall.. Gold Coast.. jshall@iaccess.com.au http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Troy/2840/ Researching::HALL.Yorkshire.CARR.Aust WRIGHT.Norfolk.SUMMERS.SHIEL HETHERINGTON.Ireland.FAULKNER.Qld..WILLIAMS Qld..CURD Vic =========================================

Hello everyone We are now over a month old and have 167 subscribers at this moment. But most of you are oh so quiet!!! As we are coming up to Christmas and many of us will be taking a break from work and study, why not think about posting your research interests to the list? If we all have an idea of what families others are researching we could make some good use of any spare time we have over the Christmas New Year break. Also food for thought for the coming year. Would especially like to hear from those subscribers who have not yet posted to the list. Web Pages Pages for the list are being updated as soon as information is received. The cemeteries page has grown during the last week, please let me know of the location and availability of any transcripts not listed. The subscribers page gives links to our subscribers own pages. If your pages aren't listed and you would them to be, please contact me. The societies page is a listing for all genealogical and historical societies within South East New South Wales. If you are a member of an organisation that is not listed please ask your group to send me their details. For organisations with their own web pages I will include a description and a link. For those without pages I can give more details, or if they like I am willing to maintain a page for them as I already do for IFHG and IHS. I have plenty of space left with Zip and 10 MG with Apana that has not yet been utilised. If your group doesn't have a web presence and would like, please contact me for further details. There would be no cost involved although you would need to supply the copy for the page in electronic format, eg just a text file would suffice. Please send your suggestions and comments to me, or if it something that you think the list may like to discuss, post it to the list. And lastly, I am still in need of a map showing the geographical coverage of the list. There must be some creative person out there who can do this!! Looking forward to hearing from you all Viv -- Vivienne Caldwell viv@zipworld.com.au vc04@uow.edu.au viv@wollongong.apana.org.au Wollongong NSW http://www.zip.com.au/~viv

>Date: Mon, 30 Nov 1998 10:29:04 +0800 >From: Ray HANNAH <hannahrl@eon.net.au> >X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.5 [en] (Win98; I) >X-Accept-Language: en >To: cathyd@shoalhaven.net.au >Subject: Bounce Subscribe > >G'day Cathy, > >I have tried three times to subscribe but keep bouncing. > >There are family tree members of mine tied up with the establishing of >Canberra and settlers in Queanbeyan, so thought that this list might >bring some snippets of history to light for me. > >What should I do next please? > >Keep smiling, > >Ray HANNAH >Perth, WesternOz > >

Looking for all WWI volunteers from the Illawarra but at the moment I am particularly anxious to learn more about the following men and women and their families. Arnold Kingsley HOSKING, b1891 Wollongong, father John Charles HOSKING, mother Emily S Archibald Richmond HEWITSON, bc1887, lived at Lagoon Rd, North Kiama in 1915, wife Caroline. John Hector CROFT, bc1891 Mittagong, attended Bulli PS, lived Farrell Rd Bulli in 1914. Father also named John. Ronald Berry FINLAYSON b Wollongong c1889, father Robert, mother Clara. Brother Malcolm was a doctor who also enlisted. Muriel Leontine WAKEFORD, bc1887, nurse of Crown Street, Wollongong. Edward Richardson FIGTREE of Wollongong If none of these ring a bell, there are a further 2350 individuals that I am also researching. Please contact me if you recognise a name. I have varying amounts of information on each volunteer which I am happy to share, including details from embarkation rolls on about 70%. For the complete list go to Illawarra at War http://www.zip.com.au/~viv/illwar.htm Viv -- Vivienne Caldwell viv@zipworld.com.au

As well as being a member of this new discussion group to follow my own genealogical interests in the MAJOR'S CREEK / BRAIDWOOD area, I am also Secretary of the BRAIDWOOD & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Christine Wright (of Braidwood) who contributes to this discussion group is also a Committee Member of the Society. The Society is active in GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH which is conducted by volunteer members of the Braidwood and District Historical Society. Information is drawn from indexes and information collected over many years, as well as cemetery lists transcribed by Society members. Newspapers, Council records, previous correspondence, etc form a foundation for this extensive collection. A research fee of $20 is payable in advance to the Society to cover research into a 'Basic Family Group' or 'Topic' with time expended by volunteers up to 3 hours. To make an enquiry, please forward details of your enquiry and the appropriate fee made payable to:- Braidwood & District Historical Society Inc Post Office Box 145 Braidwood, NSW 2622 email <history@braidwood.net.au> --------------------------------------------------- My own interests can be seen under <http://www.braidwood.net.au/mackenzie> Ray Mackenzie 'Pinehurst' MAJOR'S CREEK on the Southern Tablelands of New South Wales --------------------------------------------------- BOOKS ALSO AVAILABLE from Braidwood & District Historical Society at the above address are:- BRAIDWOOD, DEAR BRAIDWOOD by Netta Ellis. Definitive history of Braidwood & District 214 pages. Published 1989. $25.00 plus $4.80 p&h BRAIDWOOD HERITAGE by Netta Ellis. Historical photographs with text.72 Pages. Published 1983. Revised 1986. $12.00 plus $3.00 p&h EARLY DAYS - BRAIDWOOD DISTRICT 1822-51. 17 Pages. Published 1982. by Netta Ellis. $2.50 plus $0.80 p&h. MAJOR'S CREEK MEMORIES by Ned Dunshea. 51 Pages. Published 1989. $7.50 plus $1.20 p&h HISTORY OF ARALUEN by Lindsay & Roger Thwaites. 31 pages. Reprinted 1986. $3.00 plus $1.20 p&h MONGARLOWE & THE LITTLE RIVER GOLDFIELDS. 86 pages with photographs. Published 1989. by Bruce Russell. $8.00 plus $1.20 p&h THE BRAIDWOOD/ARALUEN GOLDFIELDS. 3 pages. A concise history of the goldfields. $0.50 plus $0.45 p&h POST OFFICES & PEOPLE - Braidwood & District. by Roslyn Maddrell. 298 pages incl. copies & photographs. Pub 1996. $25.00 plus $6.50 p&h SASSAFRAS - The Parish of 60 Farms. Published 1995. by Robert Sneddon. $19.00 plus $3.00 p&h HIDDEN HISTORY by Christine Wright. A guide to using newspapers as a source of Social, Family and Local History. 34 pages. Pub 1996 $7.00 plus $0.80 p&h BRAIDWOOD GOES TO THE MOVIES by Robert Parkinson. A celebration of 100 years of screening and making motion pictures in the Braidwood District. 40 pages. Pub 1997. $8.00 plus $0.80 p&h BOOM TO BUST and BACK AGAIN - Captains Flat. 102 pages. By Susan Pryke, Janet Van Straaten & Alan Walker. $14.95 plus $3.00 p&h MOTH HUNTERS of the AUST. CAPITAL TERRITORY. 43 pages By Josephine Flood. $12.00 plus $1.20 p&h LOST MINES - REVISITED by Barry McGowan. Historic Mining of the Monaro, Southern tablelands & S.W. Slopes. 235 pages incl Maps & Photographs. Reprint 1996. $29.95 plus $5.40 p&h BUNGONIA TO BRAIDWOOD by Barry McGowan. Historical & Archeological account of the Shoalhaven & Mongarlowe Goldfields. 293 pages incl Maps & Photographs. Pub. 1996. $34.95 plus $4.80 p&h.

I did contact Ken direct but I notice in his thank you, he has purchased the book "Camden". Is this Alan Atkinson's book? This is a brilliant local history study using many court records as references. However, be aware that the index is incomplete. There are some 300 people mentioned in the text that are not in the index. As a member of the Society of Indexers, I found that publishers often only allow a certain number of pages for an index and if the index is being done by a professional indexer other than the author, they just reduce the index to fit the allotted pages. They would not be aware of how vitally important it is to family and local historians to have a complete index. All researchers should be aware of this as it happens regularly. That is why when I am putting a book like this into my specialist index of the Picton/Camden/ Campbelltown area, I completely redo the index. I believe this is worse than a book having no index as one can miss something vital. At least if there is no index one can read the whole book and find it. Off my soap box. Regards Liz Vincent - at Historic Picton NSW Australia lizv@fastlink.com.au ---------- > From: ken jenkins <ncc1701d@ozemail.com.au> > To: AUS-NSW-SE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: CAMDEN PARK > Date: Sunday, 29 November 1998 2:10 > > HI ALL, > > A GENERAL THANKS TO ALL. > > When I posted my query on "CAMDEN PARK" I did not expect the response I > received. > > I have purchased a copy of the book "CAMDEN" from ABBEY BOOKS in York > Street Sydney who have stocks at the moment, cost $24.95. > > I have, Thanks to the Listers Here, found I have Significant roots in the > Camden Area. > > > Again THANKS TO ALL. > > Kindest regards > I have a list of incomplete lists. > Visit My (Still under construction) Homepage at > <http://www.ozemail.com.au/~ncc1701d>(UPDATED 28th NOV. 1998) > or > Email me mailto:ncc1701d@ozemail.com.au > > KEN JENKINS > SYDNEY > AUSTRALIA > > > ==== AUS-NSW-SE Mailing List ==== > History and genealogy in South-East New South Wales, Australia >

Good morning everyone, Is there anyone on the list who would have access to Bernard Brown's Diary. While visiting the Shoalhaven Historical Society at Pyree recently I located a reference to my ggg grandfather John McDermott in the Brown's Diary index. Apparently the Brown Diary is on microfilm but unfortunately the reader at the Society is broken so I didn't get to look at the microfilm. If anyone has access to this microfilm and would be prepared to look up the reference to J. McDermott (there is only one) I would be most grateful. TIA for any assistance, Terri BRYAN bryan@nor.com.au Yamba NSW Australia Researching: Bryan, Curry/Currie, Davis, Lucas, McDermott/McDiarmid, McPherson, Machin, Norman, O'Neil, Pickford, Pomeroy, Ruthven, Ryan, Soldi, Stokes,Taylor, Valbusa, Vinco.

Hello all, I have just read a copy of "Special Places in the Southern NSW Forests Community Heritage Workshops - Report on the Nowra Workshop". The Nowra workshop was, apparently, held on 12th October with ten community representatives in attendance - no local Historical Societies sent representatives. The workshops are part of the assessment process which will culminate in the Regional Forsests Agreements i.e. where logging will ocurr. The Nowra list of Heritage Places is, unfortunately, notably only for the number of Heritage places that it omits ! Anyone who knows of a heritage site that may be affected by future logging operations should take a look at the report to ensure its inclusion; additions/corrections must be received by the 21st December. The report should be available in your local library. John Berry -- "YALWAL GOLD FIELD" - a brief introduction to this historic mining area. http://www.shoal.net.au/~lberry/index.html "SHOALHAVEN MINING" - the history and heritage of Yalwal and other mining sites in the Shoalhaven area. http://members.wbs.net/homepages/j/o/h/johnhearmeroar/JOHNHOME.htm

HI ALL, A GENERAL THANKS TO ALL. When I posted my query on "CAMDEN PARK" I did not expect the response I received. I have purchased a copy of the book "CAMDEN" from ABBEY BOOKS in York Street Sydney who have stocks at the moment, cost $24.95. I have, Thanks to the Listers Here, found I have Significant roots in the Camden Area. Again THANKS TO ALL. Kindest regards I have a list of incomplete lists. Visit My (Still under construction) Homepage at <http://www.ozemail.com.au/~ncc1701d>(UPDATED 28th NOV. 1998) or Email me mailto:ncc1701d@ozemail.com.au KEN JENKINS SYDNEY AUSTRALIA

Researching the following Families from Kiama CHAPMAN KENDALL COOPER Cathy Dunn history of Milton Ulladulla http://www.shoalhaven.net.au/~cathyd/

Francis McCaffrey Collection University of Wollongong Archives D92 The information reproduced here is for personal research only and must not be copied or published in any form. The notebooks are the property of the University of Wollongong. Spelling and grammar are as found in the original handwriting. Question marks indicate that the word was not clear - if you recognise any such words please email me. Notebook #13 Part 1 119 pages Recorded 1914? Page 1 Map: Midland Railway and Connections Page 2 Broughton's Head Farm 4000 acres Berry. Broughton Head is a headland overlooking the Bundewallah Creek which flows into Broughton Creek in the vicinity of the Village of Berry. Richardson's Farm 1920 acres and William Bland's Farm 917 acres were divided by the railway line at Toolijooa Station. Bland's Farm extended to the sea at the Seven Mile Beach. Overlooking Jamberoo, Kiama, Gerringong from Noorinan? or Bong Bong Mountain - there we have Nuninuna? Range or Saddleback Mountain. Bearing down the range we come to Boona Range - Mount Pleasant and then we have Bonaira and Munna Munnora Creek. This is Captain Farmer's 1000 acres. Retracing our steps westward on the northern side of the range we come to Tootawallis? Gully and passsing over the range to the south side we come tho the tributaries of Ooarce? Creek. Burool - Rev. Thomas Kendall's 500 acres extended from Captain Farmer's Grant to the township of Kiama and the sea coast. Andrew Byrne's Estate Dhrwalgha Creek. Drewalla - Fry's Creek joins the Minnimurra River at James W Colis' farm Page 3 Moses Brenan's Farm joined William Ritchie's 60 acrs and contained 300 acres - later on it was known as Wood's Flats. The Race Course and Cemetery land along the southern bank of the Minnimurra River. Warwa - west side of village of Jamberoo where Francis Clarke, William Davis, Edward Flood, Joseph King, James Wallace, George Wood, George (or Gate) Tate, Thomas Montgomery Perrott, Henry Linden, John Gouldsborough Lennox had 100 acres each; and Thomas Campbell had 320 acres of land. Old Bob Brindley and Dick Lewis had land at what was known as Carroll's Creek. Thomas Montgomery Perrott had two 100 acre farms. Hercules Wett 100 acres. Robert Young 60 acres. Patrick O'Meara 50 acres. Thomas Collins 50 acres. William Cole 50 acres. Lot Flannery 50 acres. The Woodstock subdivision was part of Moses Brenan's 300 acre grant. Towards Jerrara Creek Hughes and Hoskins owned 805 acres and Alexander Brodie Spark 628 acres. Murty Farraher owned 208 acres at Crawley's Forest in 2 lots. William Montague Manning purchased Captain James Farmer's 1000 acres. On portion of this property John Sharpe erected a flour mill. The property on which Sharpe's mill stood now belongs to David W? Page 4 Kiama near the corner of Manning St and Terralong St in Manning St two brothers John Cook and Alfred Cook erected a butcher's shop and carried on butchering there in the first fifties. William White had a abutcher shop in Bong Bong St in 1858 when Wilson was building the Iron? Store. Peter Walker the builder - Butcher White was a brother-in-law of George Wood of Spring Hill. Then there was a William White who lived at the Iron-bark range quarrying for stone. He boarded with Robert Walker in Bong Bong St for twelve months - a flash sort of man who wore a coloured waistcoat - with three rows of four penny pieces as buttons. It was he who was with old Charley Price on the McIvor diggings in Victoria in 1853. When Messrs B and W started to cut the canal at the Crook-haven heads the[y] had 200 convicts who were compelled to live on a prison hulk moored at the heads. Later on others were stationed in huts at Coolangatta while suitable buildings were being erected to accommodate the 'Bond and the Free'. Such as a prison, Court Room and Triangles. -- Vivienne Caldwell viv@zipworld.com.au Wollongong NSW http://www.zip.com.au/~viv

There is a collection at the University of Wollongong that contain information of particular relevance to the region covered by this list. These are the notebooks of Francis McCaffrey, who published two books assumed to be derived from these notebooks, one of which is mainly concerned with cattle breeding and another which is entitled "The History of Illawarra and its Pioneers". The way in which information has been randomly entered in the notebooks make the finding an item on a specific topic virtually impossible. There is no chronological or thematic order to page upon page of small but neat handwriting. However, one does get the impression that McCaffrey has most probably carried a notebook with him regularly and entered the information soon after it had been acquired. I have been typing up one of the notebooks and will post a series of excerpts to the list which may be of interest to some subscribers. Words followed by a question mark indicate that I couldn't understand the writing, if you recognise any of these words (usually place names), please let me know! Eventually it is hoped they will be typed up and indexed. There are quite a few notebooks - if anyone does want to look at them at the Uni be prepared for some long sessions. Also it would be necessary to contact the archivist, Michael Organ first. Viv Vivienne Caldwell http://www.zip.com.au/~viv

>I am seeking details on my Great-Great Grandparents James F Smith and his >wife Elizabeth Ann (nee Green). Both died in Queanbeyan - James on 2 August >1886 and his wife on a date as yet undetermined. I have visited the >cemetery, many years ago, and managed to locate James' grave, however, >Elizabeth's grave was one of the ones that was lost in floods in the 80's. > >James and Elizabeth had two children that I have identified so far. Jack >Smith and James Alexander Smith (my Great Grandfather b:July 1871 in North >Queanbeyan I think - I have two conflicting documents - one stating he was >born in Nth Queanbeyan and the other stating that he was born at Marulan). > >James F Smith married Elizabeth Ann Green at the Manse in Windsor on 6 May >1865. If anyone can help me fill in some of the blanks on this family it >would be greatly appreciated. > >Scott Brown >Beenleigh, Qld >http://www.uq.net.au/~zzsbrown/family/