have an aunt who is a mulqueeny, married Ra vanstone; these are [I understand] NSW Mulqueeny's Regards, Gary -----Original Message----- From: Dianne Fryar <diannef@george.mdt.net.au> To: AUS-NSW-SE-L@rootsweb.com <AUS-NSW-SE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, 2 November 1998 21:11 Subject: MULQUEENEY, LAWLER, FLYNN,HOLDEN, RYAN >Di from South Australia. > > >==== AUS-NSW-SE Mailing List ==== >History and genealogy in South-East New South Wales, Australia > >

IS ANYONE RESEARCHING THIS FAMILY. Frederick.Hibberd born 12 Feb 1818 at Pensley.Derbyshire. married Sarah Wardley on the 23 June 1838 at Cartmel. they arrived in Australia 22 Nov.1856.with their children; Frederick born 1840 marr.Clara.Ruth.Mills. William born 1842 marr Margaret.Jones & Emily Bell Martha born 1844 Mary born 1846 Joseph. John born 1847 marr. Mary Ann Condon. From Belinda.

Hello All, I am searching for imformation on: FUNCK, WICKMAN, BAKER, TOLL,BOYLE, HUTCHEON and HARRIS. Thanks in advance Di from South Australia

Hello All I am seeking imformation on: MULQUEENEY, LAWLER, FLYNN, HOLDEN, RYAN, GLYNN, SEARCH and SLY. Thanks in advance Di from South Australia.

Hello All, I am researching these surnames: ETHERINGTON, RANDALL, LAWTON, COURTICE, CUNNINGHAM,MULLER, STUART, MASON, ARNOLD, GARDNER, PHELPS and EMERTON. Any imformatiion would be appreciated. Thanks in advance Di from the Barossa Valley

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/

Larry, I think this is a wonderful idea - it would save a lot of duplication, and provide a central site for subscribers to go for significant resources in the first instance. Another suggested piece of information is a schedule of members resources - for those willing to do lookups for others. Regards Trish Cassidy Canberra BENSON BOYS wrote: > Hi > First thanks to the people who have set up this group, despite what has been > said on AUST-L, I believe that there is a need to specialized groups in this > country. It can only be hoped that this group can set the benchmark for > others to follow. > Along these lines I would suggest that to save duplication of FAQ and allow > the group to become specialized, as it should be, the following. > The setting up of a CENTRAL location of information concerning the group > both in Genealogy and Local History [both go together]. The CENTRAL Register > should be complete as possible and not contain vague details. The > information should be set up so it can sent as an attachment as soon as one > of the questions are asked and allow the person to then proceed with their > research and then contact the group again with more detailed information. > The files, in my view, should contain [and I want your feedback]: > 1. URLs containing searchable and free databases &/or information. > [details] > 2. Local Libraries, FHS, LHS, etc... Addresses, hours of operations, > fees, and deatils of holdings relating to this region. > 3. LDS Libraries also with the above information. > 4. Local Researchers, detailing specialisation in this region; details > and fees. > 5. Members Interests. > 6. Lookups relating to this region. > 7. Your suggestions. > Also it would help the group if some uniform SUBJECT LINE could be agreed to > from the start so that all members will not overlook information of > interest. I have an idea, but it is really up to the group. I will suggest > the following only so that debate can take place: > LOCATION: YEAR[S]: SURNAME[S]/INTEREST. > As I stated earlier this being a new group, with a little effort, it could > become the benchmark of others that follow. We at least should try. > Want to hear your comments. Please reply through the group so that all can > comment. > Hoping this is a positive move to help everyone in the future. > > Regards Larry > Sydney Australia > benson@fastlink.com.au > ICQ#9358915 9358915@pager.mirabilis.com > Seeking TYEs worldwide, no information is too small. > > ==== AUS-NSW-SE Mailing List ==== > History and genealogy in South-East New South Wales, Australia

Hi, On Sunday 8th November Bryan and I are heading down south for a well earned 2 week holiday. We'll be visiting Kiama, Jamberoo, Nowra, Terara, Gerringong and other places where my ancestors lived last century. If anyone can give me the names, addresses and phone numbers of FHS in the areas mentioned, I'd be very appreciative. I do have the details for Kiama, but quite often the smaller towns will have historical societies and museums that can yield a wealth of information. One place I am particularly interested in is the old cemetery at Numbaa. I think this is where my ggg grandfather John McDermott is buried. TIA for any suggestions or assistance. Best wishes, 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.

---------- > From: E. A. Roberts <earoberts@bigpond.com> > To: bradandbridget@ozemail.com.au > Subject: Re: Nibbs surname > Date: Sunday, 1 November 1998 17:25 > > Bridget, > The Nibbs family I am working on came from Ashton under Lyne, > Lancastershire, UK. William born c.1817 son of Jerimiah deceased by 1842 > and Susanna nee Whitehead deceased by 1842 > > Elizabeth A Roberts. > >

---------- > From: E. A. Roberts <earoberts@bigpond.com> > To: johngrah@ozemail.com.au > Subject: Re: Illawarra Dairying > Date: Sunday, 1 November 1998 17:19 > > > > John > > Thank you for the information. > Land prices certainly were different in New England, the land the Pipers > purchased, adjoining Llangothlin railway station, with butter factories at > Guyra (short lived), Black Mountain, and Glen Innes was valued in 1922 at 5746 > pounds for 1091 acres with 2 houses, out buildings and much fencing. > > Elizabeth

Hi Max Not sure whether to post this to the list or reply privately, but anyone not interested in Milligan's and McBarron's need read no further. Thanks John for your reply also. Was very interested in your posting regarding the Milligan/McBarron connection. I'll have to give some background on the Milligan's here. William Milligan Snr was born in Drumbulcan in the the parish of Nth Derryvullan, Fermanagh in 1836 and emigrated to Australia aborad the "Boanerges" in 1857. He was twice married, firstly to Sarah Jane Berry in 1861 who died in 1867 after the birth of three sons. William then married Mary McIntosh by whom he had William born 1870, Mary Ann born 1871, Jane born 1872 and Esther born 1874. William was a carter/drayman in Sydney and seems to have done quite well for himself. However he died at the young age of 47 in 1883, making John McBarron of Robertson a co-executor of his estate. Mary his wife died almost a year later in 1884 leaving the four surviving children mentioned above as orphans. This is where your John McBarron must have stepped in and taken Jane who was 11 years old and reared her as his daughter. Mary, whom he names in his will, must have been Jane's sister, perhaps she acted as his housekeeper - who knows. Mary never married and died in 1944 rg Burwood. Esther, the youngest sister married Vincent Wallace in 1904 rg Sydney. William whom you mentioned as finding your father a job in Sydney would be the brother of Jane, I think. He married Emma Goldsmith in 1893 rg St Leonards. Now the question is - what connection was there between William Milligan Snr and John McBarron? They evidently thought a lot of each other, so were they related or just close friends? William was the son of William Milligan and Eleanor Field. Just as an aside, my husband also has a connection to the McBarron's through another line. His grandfather had a sister Emily Rutledge who, in 1904 at Jamberoo, married Matthew, son of James McBarron . Was James a brother of John? Look forward to your comments. Kerrie Alexander Dapto ----------

I have the following Do you know who they are? James COYTE b.1820 England Married Mary Ann Smith 1853 Victoria,Australia arrived 1847 south Australia on board "David Malcolm" James COYTE married to Amelia ? had a child Anastasia COYTE d.1857 Sydney NSW Anne COYTE married Patrick J. MALONEY 1879 Malong NSW Inaway A. COYTE married James NEAL 1886 Orange NSW Bridget COYTE married William COLLINS 1880 Orange NSW Ada E. COYTE b1887 Orange, NSW Henrey COYTE married Rachel ? Had a son Percival J. COYTE b1885 Central, Queensland William NAYLOR married Sabina Marie BROWNE had a child Margaret Therese NAYLOR b1939 married a COYTE in Sale,Victoria Regards Richard Coyte email: rcoyte@dial.pipex.com web: http://ds.dial.pipex.com/rcoyte

Dear people I am looking for descendants of the following family: Stephen Cassidy died 1897 in Gundagai, NSW. He married Rose Dominick 1880 in Gunning, NSW, daughter of George Dominick and Mary Coffey. Children of Stephen Cassidy and Rose Dominick are: Robert John Cassidy, born 1881 Maud M. Cassidy, born 1883 Hilda R. Cassidy, born 1886 Maud M. Cassidy was born 1883 She married John P. Flynn 1911 in Murrumburrah, NSW? Children of Maud Cassidy and John Flynn are: Clarence J. Flynn, born 1911 Catherine G. Flynn, born 1912 Mavis Lucy Flynn, born 1916. She married Leslie Russell Harper 1940 in Sydney, NSW That's as far I have gotten at the moment. Any help, contacts etc. most gratefully appreciated. regards Patrick Dominick -- Patrick Dominick Canberra, ACT, Australia Researching DOMINICK, MCGREGOR, CASSIDY, PARSONS, KEMP, QUIRK, in NSW 1840-1918

Hi all Sounds great as you've suggested. Regards Liz Vincent - Genealogist, Historian, Writer, Tour Guide & Ghost Hunter at Historic Picton NSW Australia lizv@fastlink.com.au ---------- > From: BENSON BOYS <benson@fastlink.com.au> > To: AUS-NSW-SE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: AUST SPECIALIZED GROUPS > Date: Sunday, 1 November 1998 17:15 > > Hi > First thanks to the people who have set up this group, despite what has been > said on AUST-L, I believe that there is a need to specialized groups in this > country. It can only be hoped that this group can set the benchmark for > others to follow. > Along these lines I would suggest that to save duplication of FAQ and allow > the group to become specialized, as it should be, the following. > The setting up of a CENTRAL location of information concerning the group > both in Genealogy and Local History [both go together]. The CENTRAL Register > should be complete as possible and not contain vague details. The > information should be set up so it can sent as an attachment as soon as one > of the questions are asked and allow the person to then proceed with their > research and then contact the group again with more detailed information. > The files, in my view, should contain [and I want your feedback]: > 1. URLs containing searchable and free databases &/or information. > [details] > 2. Local Libraries, FHS, LHS, etc... Addresses, hours of operations, > fees, and deatils of holdings relating to this region. > 3. LDS Libraries also with the above information. > 4. Local Researchers, detailing specialisation in this region; details > and fees. > 5. Members Interests. > 6. Lookups relating to this region. > 7. Your suggestions. > Also it would help the group if some uniform SUBJECT LINE could be agreed to > from the start so that all members will not overlook information of > interest. I have an idea, but it is really up to the group. I will suggest > the following only so that debate can take place: > LOCATION: YEAR[S]: SURNAME[S]/INTEREST. > As I stated earlier this being a new group, with a little effort, it could > become the benchmark of others that follow. We at least should try. > Want to hear your comments. Please reply through the group so that all can > comment. > Hoping this is a positive move to help everyone in the future. > > Regards Larry > Sydney Australia > benson@fastlink.com.au > ICQ#9358915 9358915@pager.mirabilis.com > Seeking TYEs worldwide, no information is too small. > > > ==== AUS-NSW-SE Mailing List ==== > History and genealogy in South-East New South Wales, Australia >

Tim and John Graham wrote William Wilson and Mary Ann nee Gray had four children Child 3 was David James (b 1862 - ) m Annette Lousia RICHARDSON (daughter of Sarah nee RUTTER - over to you Cathy Dunn) I have checked all my records I can't find a RICHARDSON - RUTTER connection only via the Hindmarsh - Ewin line. But this does give us a Richardson - Rutter link. Why Rutter - over to you Cathy Dunn. I am a desc of the Rutters on two seperate lines. Other related names include Cooper (Lake George), Kendall (Kiama and Milton Ulladulla), Chapman (Kiama), Hindmarsh (Gerringong), Rutter (Nowra and Milton -Ulladulla) and many more. Cathy Dunn http://www.shoalhaven.net.au/~cathyd/ *************************************************** Take a tour of History of Milton Ulladulla http://www.shoalhaven.net.au/~cathyd/ Search engine for site now available Jaybees Entertainment and gig guide http://www.shoalhaven.net.au/~jaybees/gigguide.html Online Pioneer Records and indexes http://www.shoalhaven.net.au/~cathyd/pioneers/ ********************************************************

Sounds good an example would be ARALUEN: 1850 - 1900. McGOWAN At 05:15 PM 11/1/98 +1100, Larry Wrote: >Also it would help the group if some uniform SUBJECT LINE could be agreed to >from the start so that all members will not overlook information of >interest. I have an idea, but it is really up to the group. I will suggest >the following only so that debate can take place: >LOCATION: YEAR[S]: SURNAME[S]/INTEREST. eg. ARALUEN: 1850 - 1900. McGOWAN >As I stated earlier this being a new group, with a little effort, it could >become the benchmark of others that follow. We at least should try. >Want to hear your comments. Please reply through the group so that all can comment. *************************************************** Take a tour of History of Milton Ulladulla http://www.shoalhaven.net.au/~cathyd/ Search engine for site now available Jaybees Entertainment and gig guide http://www.shoalhaven.net.au/~jaybees/gigguide.html Online Pioneer Records and indexes http://www.shoalhaven.net.au/~cathyd/pioneers/ ********************************************************

Hi larry Cathy Dunn here Viv (list owner) has already got something in the pipeline re your suugestion below - I have been busy sending her stuff For your info anyway: >1. URLs containing searchable and free databases &/or information. >History Site of Milton ulladulla and Pioneer Records http://www.shoalhaven.net.au/~cathyd/ http://www.shoalahven.net.au/~cathyd/pioneers/ >2. Local Libraries, FHS, LHS, etc... Addresses, hours of operations, >fees, and deatils of holdings relating to this region. http://www.shoalhaven.net.au/~cathyd/groups.html >3. LDS Libraries also with the above information. >4. Local Researchers, detailing specialisation in this region; details and fees. I have this page coming >5. Members Interests. John Graham has been waiting for this from me too. >6. Lookups relating to this region. >7. Your suggestions. >Also it would help the group if some uniform SUBJECT LINE could be agreed to >from the start so that all members will not overlook information of >interest. I have an idea, but it is really up to the group. I will suggest >the following only so that debate can take place: >LOCATION: YEAR[S]: SURNAME[S]/INTEREST. eg. ARALUEN: 1850 - 1900. McGOWAN >As I stated earlier this being a new group, with a little effort, it could >become the benchmark of others that follow. We at least should try. yes >Want to hear your comments. Please reply through the group so that all can >comment. >Hoping this is a positive move to help everyone in the future. > >Regards Larry >Sydney Australia >benson@fastlink.com.au >ICQ#9358915 9358915@pager.mirabilis.com >Seeking TYEs worldwide, no information is too small. > > >==== AUS-NSW-SE Mailing List ==== >History and genealogy in South-East New South Wales, Australia > > > *************************************************** Take a tour of History of Milton Ulladulla http://www.shoalhaven.net.au/~cathyd/ Search engine for site now available Jaybees Entertainment and gig guide http://www.shoalhaven.net.au/~jaybees/gigguide.html Online Pioneer Records and indexes http://www.shoalhaven.net.au/~cathyd/pioneers/ ********************************************************

Hi, I am currently writing a book on the Jones Creek mine, near Sassafras, and if anyone has any information on John McKane, and his family, who lived at Jeralong Creek that they would like to pass on; I would be most grateful. 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

G'day all, Looking for any with connection to the following please. Individual Detail Subject: __ ___ ____ George ALLEN _______________________________________________________________________ Father: Ambrose ALLEN (1810- ) Mother: Mary Ann GARRETT _______________________________________________________________________ Christning: 13 Sep 1836 Marriage: 28 Feb 1856 Mary Ann HALLETT; Shepton, England. Emigration: c __ ___ 1857 Mary Ann HALLETT; England; Arrived in Sydney on the Ann Maria 25 June 1857. Son: c __ ___ 1858 George ALLEN (1858-1877); NSW, Australia; Birth Reg. at Picton NSW Reg. No.11200. Son: c __ ___ 1859 Thomas ALLEN (1859- ); NSW, Australia; Birth Reg. at Picton Reg. No.11601. Daughter: c __ ___ 1860 Susan ALLEN (1860-1921); NSW, Australia; Birth Reg in Picton Reg No 11221. Daughter: 18 Sep 1861 Mary Ann ALLEN (1861- ); NSW, Australia; Birth Reg. at Picton Reg. No. 11898. Son: c __ ___ 1863 Edward ALLEN (1863- ); NSW, Australia; Birth Reg. at Picton Reg. No. 12470. Daughter: c __ ___ 1865 Elizabeth ALLEN (1865-1954); NSW, Australia; Birth Reg. at Berrima Reg. No. 5917. Son: c __ ___ 1866 Alfred ALLEN (1866- ); NSW, Australia; Birth Reg. at Berrima Reg. No. 6014. Daughter: 26 Aug 1867 Jane ALLEN (1867- ); NSW, Australia; Birth Reg. at Berrima Reg. No. 6537. Daughter: 26 Aug 1867 Eliza ALLEN (1867-1867); NSW, Australia; Birth Reg. at Berrima Reg. No. 6538. Daughter: c __ ___ 1869 Eliza ALLEN (1869-1877); NSW, Australia; Birth Reg. at Berrima Reg. No. 6938. Daughter: 10 Jul 1870 Lavinia ALLEN (1870- ); NSW, Australia; Birth Reg. at Berrima Reg No. 9974. Daughter: c __ ___ 1871 Emma ALLEN (1871- ); NSW, Australia; Birth Reg. at Berrmia Reg. No. 7321. Daughter: c __ ___ 1873 Louisa ALLEN (1873-1877); NSW, Australia; Birth Reg. at Berrima Reg. No.7537. Son: c __ ___ 1874 Arthur ALLEN (1874- ); NSW, Australia; Birth Reg. at Berrmia Reg. No. 7863. Son: c __ ___ 1875 Walter ALLEN (1875-1877); NSW, Australia; Birth Reg. at Berrmia Reg. No. 8092. Death: c __ ___ 1877 NSW, Australia; Died in a Typhoid Epidemic. _______________________________________________________________________ Regards Phil Smith kegs@ozemail.com.au http://www.ozemail.com.au/~kegs

Have listed below my Gordon line. Would like to hear from others interested in the same family. Regards, Laraine Goodworth 1 William Gordon b: 1831 in Whitechapel, London, England d: 1881 in Young, NSW +Mary Grace Carter b: 1845 in Collector, NSW m: 18 Jun 1860 in Collector, d: 15 Jan 1918 in Wombat, NSW, 2 Margaret Ann Gordon b: 1862 in Binalong, NSW, +William Carter m: 1881 in Young, NSW, 2 Elizabeth Gordon b: 1864 in NSW +Jonah Williams m: 1882 in Young, NSW 3 Mary Elizabeth Williams b: 1883 in NSW, 3 Eliza M Williams b: 1885 in NSW, 3 Christopher W I Williams b: 1887 in NSW, 3 Gladys E A Williams b: 1892 in NSW 3 Beatrice S Williams b: 1895 in NSW 3 Gertrude B Williams b: 1898 in NSW 3 Jonah H Williams b: 1901 in NSW 3 Clarence S Williams b: 1903 in NSW 2 William Matt Gordon b: 11 Feb 1867 in Pipeclay, NSW d: 4 Aug 1930 Worrigee, +Eleanor b: 20 Nov 1873 in Worrigee, NSW m: 20 Nov 1892, Bodgong, NSW, d: 16 Mar 1950 in Bundanoon, NSW 3 Ivy Isobel Gordon b: 8 Dec 1893 in Kangaroo Valley, NSW +Robert T Rowe m: 1915 in Nowra, NSW, 4 William R Rowe b: 1915 in Berry, NSW, 4 Daphne Rowe 4 Dulcie Rowe 4 Mary Rowe 3 Herbert John Gordon b: 26 Sep 1895 in Kangaroo Valley, d: 1901 Berry 3 James Edward Gladstone Gordon b: 8 Jun 1897 in Berry, NSW +Marjory J Toms m: 1926 in Bombala?, NSW 3 Eleanor Alma Gordon b: 6 Jul 1899 in Berry, NSW, +Arthur E King m: 1919 in Berry?, NSW, 3 Ida Mary Grace Gordon b: 23 Jun 1901 in Berry, NSW, +Alfred L V Irvine m: 1921 in Moss Vale, NSW 3 William Mathew Gordon b: 17 Jun 1903 in Berry, NSW +Annie E Cullen m: 1927 in Moss Vale?, NSW 3 Elsie May Gordon b: 23 Mar 1905 +Clifford L Morris m: 1934 in Moss Vale?, NSW 3 Margaret Matilda Gordon b:12 Feb 1907 in Kangaroo Valley, d:21/12/89 +Walter John Mansfield b: 8 May 1904, NSW m: 8 May 1926 ,Moss Vale, NSW, d: 27 Aug 1997 NSW 3 Iris Felicia Athena Gordon b: 25 Sep 1909 in Berry, NSW, +Thomas Joseph Condon m: 1937 in Moss Vale?, NSW, 3 Cecilia Priscilla Gordon b: 6 Feb 1912 in Berry, NSW +Edward A Condon m: 1936 in Nowra, d: 26 Aug 1970 Kangaroo V, 2 Martha Gordon b: 1870 in NSW, 2 Bridgett Ellen Gordon b: 1872 in NSW, 2 Susan Gordon b: 1875 in NSW 2 James Henry A Gordon b: 1880 in NSW +Ethel M Batkin m: 1904 in NSW 3 Alma E G Gordon b: 1905 in NSW, 3 Roy E Gordon b: 1907 in NSW 3 Leonard A Gordon b: 1910 in NSW 3 Audrey E Gordon b: 1911 in NSW, 3 Ronald T Gordon b: 1918 in NSW