Hi Rhonda Welcome aboard. Great to hear you're still researching. I haven't had anyone else access BAMFORD in my index since you did back in 1995. The Picton court record films we took some cases from are all now at Campbelltown Library if you want to get the rest. I donated the seven films to go with the indexes they purchased. Other researchers of this area may be interested to know that. It means they no longer have to go through me to copy off cases. They are not on public access. You will need to ask for them. Regards Liz Vincent - at Historic Picton NSW Australia lizv@fastlink.com.au ---------- > From: newell <newell@tac.com.au> > To: AUS-NSW-SE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Campbelltown/Picton; BAMFORD, 1841. > Date: Monday, 11 January 1999 14:57 > > Hello! > > I'm new so please bear with me. My interests are family history and local > history.My first posting is for my BAMFORD line. Charles and Ann Bamford > arrived in New South Wales, 1841 on the ship United Kingdom with their four > children Frederick aged 16years, Edwin aged 7years, Emma aged 5years, and > Ruth aged 3 years, (Ruth is my line). Charles and Ann had another seven > children born Campbelltown and Picton, Mary 1842, Charles 1846, Ann 1848, > Thomas, Matilda, Vistula, Alfred, last birth dates are unknown. > > Charles Bamford was a verger at St Peters Church Campbelltown 1843, Charles > Bamford was appointed a constable at Narellan July 1, 1847. Particulars > recorded 1852 have him, as a mounted constable at Campbelltown, while > living at Picton he retired on a pension as a District Constable in March > 1862. I have quite a lot of information on the Bamord family in Australia, > if anyone is interested. > > Rhonda Newell > Terrigal, New South Wales. > > > ==== AUS-NSW-SE Mailing List ==== > AUS-NSW-SE pages - http://www.zip.com.au/~viv/aus-nsw-se.htm >