Researching Family Names; a.. DARBY George Eld (1) b 1807+ (Born of coast Ireland) married WILSON Sarah Charlotte say b 1800+ (England) Died at Sea 1839. This is all I have on (A) Any further imformation would be appreciated. b.. DARBY George Eld (2) b 1776+ (Fareham Hampshire) married 1799(Fareham Hampshire) Emily LANGFORD say b 1776+ This is all I have on (B) Any further imformation would be appreciated c.. DARBY William Campbell say b 1836+(possibly Kent) wife not known "son of George Eld (1)" This is all I have on (C) Any further imformation would be appreciated d.. DARBY Emily Jane b 1804 (possibly Kent) husband unknown "daughter of George ELd (1)" This is all I have on (D) Any further imformation would be appreciated e.. DARBY Francis Wilson b1837 (Sandhurst) "son of George Eld (1) Married 1871 Emily Mercer (I have most details) f.. OGILVY David (2) b1804 (Edinburgh) married 1841 Elizabeth Aitchison WILLIAMSON say b 1800+( say Scotland) Died 1896 This is all I have on (F) Any further imformation would be appreciated g.. OGILVY David (1) say b 1760+ (Edinburgh) married 1841 Catharina SPENCE say b 1760+ (say Scotland) (son of David who was a painter in Edinburgh)This is all I have on (G) Any further imformation would be appreciated h.. SPENCE John say b 1730+ (Scotland) wife not known "father of Catharina Spence" This is all I have on (H) Any further imformation would be appreciated i.. OGILVY John Spence b1806 (Scotland) buried Edinburgh 1871 wife not known "Son of David (1)" This is all I have on (I) Any further imformation would be appreciated j.. OGILVY Catherine say b 1830+(died????)(daughter of David (1) and in 1850 married John Wood BEILBY This is all I have on (J) Any further imformation would be appreciated k. OGILVY David (3) b-6th Sept 1842 "Son Of David (2)" Married Catherine Emily McNAMARA b 1841 Wexford Ireland (I have most details on (K)) Regards Colin DARBY.(Australia <colnet@optusnet.com.au>

My apologies to those who are Cross-Listed and to My Cross-Post !! Hi Fellow Searchers and those who are frustrated, (My understanding of being called a Genie is that I haven't yet got that talent or understanding or knowing what's out there to look at, let alone understand and soak in, thus the Researcher title). I think I have an interesting quandry in my search for my brick wall and was wondering if my Peers ou there in this fabulous List could mentor me with ??. I'm researching a "Skeleton in the Cupboard" (damn it, it's so hard but I need the answer to satisfy an unknown father and all the rest that goes with it, for my Mother). I think I have the link, but for obvious reasons (No Father on the birth certificate etc' etc'). There are twins in the generations, .... The question is, based on logic, and all the rest (Cause I'm really looking at needles in the haystack, almost ow into genetics...and I am seriously ignorant of that) ...Is there a site, or, a research body, or someone who's done a thesis on "Twins", which could be approached to answer the ratio's, gambles, or whatever on genetic probablilities on twins re-appearing through the generations, or what generations to who or why ???. I know, in my case, it's a possiibility and maybe not a probability, but the overall consensus on a conclusion just could help in not being led astray ?? Sorry this is so long but it's the only way I think I can present the thought concept I have to travel a little further up my brick wall, and, it may be of interest to some others. I do know there's other "Kind Sould" out there who are more learned than I. Best Wishes to all on the list for Chrissy Don Environmental Petroleum Systems PO Box 5080, Cheltenham. Victoria. Australia 3192 Ph 613 9583 0369 Mob 0419 321 998 "Dangerous Goods Listserver" Subscribe at: http://www.onelist.com/subscribe/DangerousGoods "Petroliana Australia Listserver" Subscribe at: http://www.onelist.com/subscribe/petrolianaAustralia The information contained herein was obtained from sources which I believe to be reliable, but I cannot guarantee any accuracy.

Researching Family Names; a.. DARBY George Eld (1) b1807+ (Born of coast Ireland) married WILSON Sarah Charlotte 'say'1800+ (England) b.. DARBY George Eld (2) b1776+ (Fareham Hampshire) married LANGFORD Emily 'say'1776+ (Fareham Hampshire) c.. DARBY William Campbell b1836+(possibly Kent) wife not known "son of George Eld (1)" d.. DARBY Emily b1836+ (possibly Kent) husband unknown "daughter of George ELd (1)" e.. DARBY Francis Wilson b1837 (Sandhurst) (I have most details) f.. OGILVY David (1) b1804 (Edinburgh) married Elizabeth Aitchison WILLIAMSON 'say'1800+( say Scotland) g.. OGILVY David (2) b'say1760 (Edinburgh) married Catharina SPENCE 'say1760+ (say Scotland) h.. SPENCE John b'say' 1730+ (Scotland) wife not known "father of Catharina Spence" i.. OGILVY John Spence b1806 (Scotland) buried Edinburgh 1871 wife not known "Son of David (2)" j.. OGILVY Catherine b'say'1830+(????) in 1850 married John Wood BEILBY Regards Colin DARBY.(Australia <colnet@optusnet.com.au>

Dear Members I am looking for the families of DITTON and RUMING. On the DITTON side I am trying to find the death of Alice SCOTT nee DITTON. Alice was the daughter of John DITTON who married Sarah Ann AUSTEN c. 1836 and who came to Australia in 1838 on the ship WESTMINSTER. Alice married Enos SCOTT in 1867 and I have gone through all indices I can find on deaths from 1867 and cannot find a death for Alice SCOTT. As well, I have gone through marriage indices for Enos SCOTT in case Alice died and Enos remarried. Any leads would be wonderful, especially anyone who may know if there were a book done up at any time for the DITTON family. RUMING:- This family married into the DITTON family and vice versa. I am looking for the descendants of Ellen Elizabeth RUMING born 1856. Mary Jane RUMING born 1860. Emily RUMING born 1863. The other brother of the above - Robert Joseph RUMING is my ancestor and I can pass on any information about him and his descendants. Thank you for getting this far. Kay cockramk@halenet.com.au

The Sun Herald 8 November 1953 Sports Section FIGHTING BLOOD Dempsey, a well-named two-year-old half-brother of Welloch, arrived from New Zealand last week. The colt is by Knock Out II from Chorine. Dempsey is owned by prominent Adelaide racing man Mr. Dan Moriarty, who also owns Welloch. BIG STAKES FOR MALAY RUNNER Australian horses have had a remarkable season in Malaya, having won 361,304 Straits dollars (A51,615 pounds) stake money. Guilty, a mare by Confessor from Guilt Veil, was raced in Sydney by Sir Samuel and Mr. S. Hordern and trained by F. T. Cush. Forest Beau was raced in Australia by Mr. E. R. Williams, owner of Hydrogen. Mile Winner Hioniti had several trainers in Australia including J. W. McCurley, W. M. McCurley, and A. J. Doyle. Snow Blaze, trained at Canterbury by R. Denham, showed plenty of pace but lost form after winning a two-year-old event on his home track. Sheryl Reardon Toowoomba, Queensland. iroquala@one.net.au

Maree, >>Does anyone know of a public house called the "Green Gate" in Sydney.<< The Greengate Hotel is a well-known watering hotel at Killara on the North Shore. The present building is about 1930's however in local historical books there are references to the old hotel. GREENGATE HOTEL 655a Pacific Hwy Killara 2071 (02) 9498 3577 Fax (02) 9418 1942 Fax (02) 9498 5388 Email ggate@fernwood.com.au Where are you? I can probably point you to some library sources. The area comes under... KU-RING-GAI MUNICIPAL COUNCIL P.O. Box 15 Gordon 2620 DX 8703 Gordon 818 Pacific Hwy Gordon 2072 (02) 9424 0888 (8.00am to 5.00pm) Fax (02) 9424 0880 Email kmc@kmc.nsw.gov.au Internet www.kmc.nsw.gov.au The area has an active historical society and the Council will point you to it. I think one Margaret Wyatt is one of the leading lights there Regards, Paul Parker, Sydney

Does anyone know of a public house called the "Green Gate" in Sydney. I have found a convict relative who was assigned there in 1837 after being sent to Australia on the 'Sarah and Elizabeth'. Maree - Australia

I would love to make contact with anybody related to the family of:- Charles SPACKMAN b.1826 Wiltshire, England m.1857 Goulburn Sarah SMITH b.1838 in Sydney Charles SPACKMAN arrived in Australia in 1849 aboard the "EMMA EUGENIA" along with his brother John SPACKMAN and sister-in-law Mary Ann AMOR. They settled around the Goulburn, Crookwell and Murrumburrah areas. The children of Charles and Sarah were:- William Charles SPACKMAN b.1857 John J (Jack) SPACKMAN b. 1857 m.1886 Ellen O'NEILL Henry James SPACKMAN b. 1861 m.1897 Celia Mary Agnes CLARK b.1881 Alfred SPACKMAN b. 1864 m.1890 Mary Jane LANE b.1869 Harriet M SPACKMAN b.1865 m.1885 Joseph Patrick NUGENT b.1857 Thomas SPACKMAN b. 1867 m.1893 Edith Ann Churchill b. 1874 William SPACKMAN b. 1870 m. 1898 Sarah Priscilla GORDON b.1870 George Robert SPACKMAN b. 1872 m.1896 Mary A CLARKE Elizabeth Emily SPACKMAN b.1874 m.1897 Thomas CUMMINS b. 1869 Frederick Charles SPACKMAN b.1877 m.1906 Teresa M McAleer b. 1881 Frederick Charles SPACKMAN b.1877 m.1915 Winifred LEONARD b. 1870 Walter James SPACKMAN b.1880 m.1909 Margaret Elizabeth CURREN b.1879 I have varying amounts on each child and their descenddants and would love to fill in some gaps. Kind Regards, Belinda

The Sun Herald 8 November 1953 Sports Section Tossing, Coomben Cup winner last year, who is nearing top form. Tossing is owned by radio actor Mr. Hal Lashwood, and nightclub owner Mr. Joe Taylor. (photograph of horse) JOCKEY, TRAINER WINNING TEAM A Victorian jockey and trainer head the N.S.W. Southern District Racing Association premiership for the present racing season. They are jockey M. Gray and trainer Hal Hoysted. Gray, who is No. 1 jockey for Hoysted, until recently held second place in the jockeys' premiership list to F. McIntyre, but now leads him by two wins. Most prominent of the Sydney jockeys in the list is W. Be.., who has ridden seven winners and is in 11th place. Hoysted is having a great season so far and has trained the winners of 25 races. He is 12 wins in front of his nearest rival, J. Watters, of Deniliquin. HYDROGEN TO BE KEPT FOR SYDNEY Mr. E. R. Williams has declined an invitation to start his horse Hydrogen in the Queen's Cup in Adelaide nest year. However, Mr. Williams has indicated to South Australian officials that he will send Lord Forrest to run in the Port Adelaide Cup. The Queen will attend both meetings and present a trophy to the winning owner. Sheryl Reardon Toowoomba, Queensland. iroquala@one.net.au

Hi Belinda There are Spackmans in my family tree but they are not in my direct line.. will check what details I have and get back to you. I think they married into the Lemon family Julie >From: "Belinda Fairclough" <belkev@ozemail.com.au> >To: AUS-NSW-SURNAMES-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: SPACKMAN FAMILY >Date: Mon, 4 Dec 2000 12:58:35 -0000 > >I would love to make contact with anybody related to the family of:- > >Charles SPACKMAN b.1826 Wiltshire, England m.1857 Goulburn Sarah SMITH >b.1838 in Sydney > >Charles SPACKMAN arrived in Australia in 1849 aboard the "EMMA EUGENIA" >along with his brother John SPACKMAN and sister-in-law Mary Ann AMOR. They >settled around the Goulburn, Crookwell and Murrumburrah areas. > >The children of Charles and Sarah were:- > >William Charles SPACKMAN b.1857 > >John J (Jack) SPACKMAN b. 1857 m.1886 Ellen O'NEILL > >Henry James SPACKMAN b. 1861 m.1897 Celia Mary Agnes CLARK b.1881 > >Alfred SPACKMAN b. 1864 m.1890 Mary Jane LANE b.1869 > >Harriet M SPACKMAN b.1865 m.1885 Joseph Patrick NUGENT b.1857 > >Thomas SPACKMAN b. 1867 m.1893 Edith Ann Churchill b. 1874 > >William SPACKMAN b. 1870 m. 1898 Sarah Priscilla GORDON b.1870 > >George Robert SPACKMAN b. 1872 m.1896 Mary A CLARKE > >Elizabeth Emily SPACKMAN b.1874 m.1897 Thomas CUMMINS b. 1869 > >Frederick Charles SPACKMAN b.1877 m.1906 Teresa M McAleer b. 1881 >Frederick Charles SPACKMAN b.1877 m.1915 Winifred LEONARD b. 1870 > >Walter James SPACKMAN b.1880 m.1909 Margaret Elizabeth CURREN b.1879 > >I have varying amounts on each child and their descenddants and would love >to fill in some gaps. > > >Kind Regards, >Belinda > > > > > > > > > > >============================== >Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate >your heritage! >http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog > _____________________________________________________________________________________ Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

Dear Listers, As advised above I am researching the name MOULANG. Originally French Huguenots who fled to Ireland (Dublin) . the name at that stage was du Moulin. I understand that there is someone in Australia researching this name. Their interest was published in the journal of the au/huguenot society? in June 1999 with reference "1800+irl+aus". I would appreciate if SKS could advise me whether the researcher has an e-mail address to enable me to contact them. Your assistance would be appreciated. Irene Kiggen, Port Elizabeth, South Africa.

Hi Bill and Michele Stewa , Tks for replying to my appeal - what a wonderful background you have for your research. I came across three entries in a reference book in the library (can't remember the name) which gives details of your Pierre du Moulin also Peter and their connection with the church in England. I doubt that there is any connection although one never knows. In Dublin there is a very large plaque at the Huguenot's graveyard at Merrion Row, Dublin. It names all the Huguenot surnames of those buried therein and Du Moulin is one of the names on the plaque. The earliest connection in my line appears to be a Pierre Moulin (born c.1663) and his wife Florance, they had two children Pierre and Jean. The father died in 1758 at the age of 95. I have a feeling that there were a great many Pierre (du) Moulin's around in those days. Tks again for your message. Irene Kiggen, Port Elizabeth, South Africa.

The Sun Herald 8 November 1953 Sports Section Hydrogen now biggest winner of stakes. Melbourne, Saturday.---Hydrogen romped in an easy winner in the C. B. Fisher Plate at Flemington to-day and became Australia's greatest stake-winner. Hydrogen earned owner Mr. E. R. Williams 1,750 pounds to make his total winnings 57,179 pounds. Phar Lap had reached 56,425 pounds before he left Australia on his ill-fated trip to America. Hydrogen was ridden by W. Williamson (photograph) who replaced George Moore. Bay Monk taking the lead in the 2-Y.-O. Promotion Stakes. He was ridden by A. Ward, and won well after nearly falling. (photograph) Fairglo, ridden by N. McGrowdie, secured a lucky run between Nirobi and First Again in the last 100 yards to narrowly win the 1st Maiden Handicap at Rosehill yesterday. (photograph) Sheryl Reardon Toowoomba, Queensland. iroquala@one.net.au

Whilst searching for my elusive grgrandfather, John William REYNOLDS b.c.1855, I found a family REYNOLDS's that arrived 6 July 1856 in Sydney aboard the 'Ben Nevis'. Reel No. 2473. Father: John aged 23 and Father Patrick aged 50, and Mother Sarah aged 48 (parents both dead) Mother: Anne (nee HIGGINS) aged 20 (parents Patrick and Ellen of Wales) Children: Sarah aged 3, John aged 1. Their passage was paid for by John BARLOW who married Catherine REYNOLDS in 1849, Nsw. Does anyone own these people, or know of somebody researching them. I am trying to find evidence that they are mine but not having much luck. I would be grateful for any information anyone can give me. Thanks, Sheryl Reardon Toowoomba Queensland.

The Sun Herald November 8 1953 The Sydney Party Round Mrs. Grant Marsh, of Wahroonga, lunched at the Pickwick Club during the week with Misses Nola and Lois Rowe, of Mosman, Members of the only all-woman team in the recent car reliability trial. (photograph) Mrs. Bill Tilley, Mr. Tilley and Mr. and Mrs. John Hudson and Mrs. Hudson at the Shore Old Boys' dance at Killara Golf Club. (photograph not good enough to copy) Mr. Colin Yuill, Miss Margaret Waddell, Miss Sandra Booth and Mr. Brian Lemon at the Shore dance. (photograph not good enough to copy) Sheryl Reardon Toowoomba Queensland.

Hi Irene, These are the only Moulang from the A.V.R index maybe someone with later indexes could help there. Good luck. Regards Pam. MOULANG, David S CB 1477967 Birth Father: Joseph Mother: Emily Reg Year: 1887 Reg State: New South Wales Ref Number: 9597 MOULANG, Joseph CM 703360 Marriage Spouse: BRADY, Emily E Index Year: 1886 Reg Year: 1886 Reg State: New South Wales Ref Number: 2023 Sent: Friday, December 01, 2000 7:40 PM Subject: MOULANG > Dear Listers, > > New subscriber - I am researching the surname MOULANG. French Huguenots who fled to Ireland. The name originally was du Moulin ( or Dumoulin, Moulin and other spellings.) The 1881 census incorrectly gives Monland, Mouland and Moolen. > > I have no idea where the Moulang's who immigrated to Australia settled and would be grateful to hear from anyone who might be researching Moulang or one of its derivations or from anyone knowing of any members of the family living in Australia. My branch of the family (my maiden name was Moulang) settled in Ireland late 1600's but moved to England early or mid 1800's. My g.grandfather was a Henry M. and my grandfather was Thomas Henry M. - popular names in the family. > > I have a nephew, John Moulang, who has been living in Sydney for the last 20 years or more, but I do know there are others and would appreciate hearing of them I know that two daughters of my uncle Henry Thomas Moulang moved to Australia but I do not know their married names. > > Any help will be appreciated. > > Irene Kiggen, Port Elizabeth, South Africa. > > mwkiggen@mweb.co.za > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Any help will be much appreciated, > Irene Kiggen, Port Elizabeth, South Africa. > > mwkiggen@mweb.co.za > > > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 > > >

Dear Listers, New subscriber - I am researching the surname MOULANG. French Huguenots who fled to Ireland. The name originally was du Moulin ( or Dumoulin, Moulin and other spellings.) The 1881 census incorrectly gives Monland, Mouland and Moolen. I have no idea where the Moulang's who immigrated to Australia settled and would be grateful to hear from anyone who might be researching Moulang or one of its derivations or from anyone knowing of any members of the family living in Australia. My branch of the family (my maiden name was Moulang) settled in Ireland late 1600's but moved to England early or mid 1800's. My g.grandfather was a Henry M. and my grandfather was Thomas Henry M. - popular names in the family. I have a nephew, John Moulang, who has been living in Sydney for the last 20 years or more, but I do know there are others and would appreciate hearing of them I know that two daughters of my uncle Henry Thomas Moulang moved to Australia but I do not know their married names. Any help will be appreciated. Irene Kiggen, Port Elizabeth, South Africa. mwkiggen@mweb.co.za Any help will be much appreciated, Irene Kiggen, Port Elizabeth, South Africa. mwkiggen@mweb.co.za

-----Original Message----- From: Cindy Binks <cbinks@global.co.za> To: AUS-NSW-L@rootsweb.com <AUS-NSW-L@rootsweb.com> Date: 01 December 2000 03:50 Subject: CENSUS AND M.I. LOOKUP OFFER DURHAM AND NORTH YORKSHIRE I have the following Monumental Inscriptions and Census records at home. If anyone on the list is doing research in Durham County, England and North Yorkshire, England, I will be happy to do look ups. MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS FOR: St. Andrews, Aycliffe Co. Durham, Stockton on Tees - Holy Trinity, West Auckland Cemetery, St. Helen Auckland, County Durham St. Mary’s Churchyard in Barton, North Yorkshire All Saints Church, Manfield North Yorkshire CENSUS FOR: Hartlepool Workhouse Durham 1841, 1871 Staff and Inmates, 1881 Inmates, 1891 Staff and Inmates Stockton on Tees Workhouse Durham 1841, 1851, 1861 Staff and Inmates, 1871 Staff and Inmates 1881 Staff and Inmates, 1891 Staff and Inmates 1851 Census for West Auckland, Etherley, Evenwood, Barony, Morley and Toft Hill - Durham 1851 Census for Killerby, Walworth, School Aycliffe, Coatsaw Moor, Redworth, Great Aycliffe, Brafferton - Durham 1851 Census for St. Helen, Middridge, Helmington Row, Crook - Durham 1851 Census for Manfield, Cliffe, Cleasby, Stapleton, Blackwell, Barton, Oxneyfield, Newton Morrell - Part North Yorkshire, Part Durham Cindy Binks Randfontein, South Africa cbinks@global.co.za

The Sun Herald November 8 1953 The Sydney Party Round Mrs. Mick Grace and Mrs. J. A. Lamble chatted together at the party which the Retail Traders' Association of N.S.W. gave during the week in honour of the visiting New Zealand Retail Trade delegation. (photograph) Miss Margaret Young of Ryde, who will marry Mr. William Lloyd to-morrow, lunched at Prince's with four other R.P.H. nurses, Misses Kerry Brockhoff, Margaret Angus, Betty Young and Valerie Angus. (photograph not good enough to copy) Miss Kay Chadwick (Beecroft) with Mr. John Morgan at the Shore Old Boys' dance held during the week. (photograph not good enough to copy) The president of the Retail Traders' Association of N.S.W., Sir Norman Nock, with Mrs. T. R. Bird and Lady Nock at the R.T.A's cocktail party during the week. (photograph not good enough to copy) Sheryl Reardon Toowoomba Queensland.

I am researching the Cannon Family originally from the Hunter Valley. Particular interests are Charles Cannon (born Cornwall 1866) and Sarah Palmer (born Treforest Wales) 1864 and their Children Charles W Cannon married Margaret Campbell Henry E Cnanon Nancy H Cannon Albert Sennington Cannon Thomas J Cannon Ivy E Cannon George H Cannon Gladys R Cannon Joseph Cannon Vincent A Cannon Regards Kim Cannon Researching CANNON, PALMER, CAMPBELL, ROSS from the Hunter Valley NSW and BURLING, SWANSON, GLASS, HAMPTON, POTTER, BALL from Sydney. Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com<br clear=all><hr>Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : <a href="http://explorer.msn.com">http://explorer.msn.com</a><br></p>