Dear Vanessa, I would suspect that Northern Suburbs Crematorium, or Northern Suburbs Cemetery would be a good bet. That newspaper is on line on TROVE and the Funeral Notices are in the next column or two to the Death Notices. In 1952 that would have been "out in the bush", but now is a highly populated area, but on the fringe of the National Park. Probates are not on line for that period, but I will look at my Probate Index later. Sincerely, Bill > I hope someone might be able to help me > > I have just found out that a relative and his wife resided in 9 Leeming > Street Mt Kuringai. His death notice was given to me from the Trove site. > William George SAMUEL died 1952 at the above address. I believe they came > out to Australia 1930. > Where would he be possibly buried?please I am hoping I might find his wife > there as well > Also would his Probate be online ? >

Hello All I hope someone might be able to help me I have just found out that a relative and his wife resided in 9 Leeming Street Mt Kuringai. His death notice was given to me from the Trove site. William George SAMUEL died 1952 at the above address. I believe they came out to Australia 1930. Where would he be possibly buried?please I am hoping I might find his wife there as well Also would his Probate be online ? thanking you for your time Vanessa

Northern Suburbs Crematorium don't appear to have online records. I think you may have to contact them directly. http://www.northernsuburbscrem.com.au. There is a contact form there. Good luck. Tracey. Subject: Re: [ANS] william and alice SAMUEL

Vanessa, Same newspaper has funeral notice - Northern Suburbs Crematorium. Jackie

Hi, I am looking to contact anyone with and interest in RAWSON - particular family around Manly late 19th and early 20th C. as follows. My interest currently is on three generations of Obadiah Willans RAWSON and their children who seem to spend much time in central Sydney or Manly, or in Victoria. The Manly area also includes a connection with SMITH ( :-( ). Fortunately Mr SMITH had a distinctive name => Sydney ShaftesBury SMITH ( :-) ) Obadiah is also recorded ( esp in press ) as Oby, and many other variations in BMD online indices. Obadiah WIllans RAWSON ( snr) (1829 (Eng) - 1886 (Aus)) m. 1855 Agnes PATON -> 6 known children, 3 early deaths. Obadiah Willans RAWSON (mid) ( 1864-1934) m. 1897(VIC) Cora Georgina ONUS -> 2 known children, Molly W & following Obadiah Willans RAWSON (jnr) (1898-1961) m. 1924(VIC) Ida Nell FORSHAW -> 3 children. ( I know the names but omit as 1 may be still alive) There was a notice in Sydney newspapers in Jan 1931 of the birth of a daughter to MARSHALL ( Molly RAWSON ) wife of George R MARSHALL of .............. Molly was recorded as deceased on the registration of her fathers death in 1934. thank-you. cheers Graham Dixon (Auckland, New Zealand)

Dear Graham, If you check regularly www.ryersonindex.org you may find a death notice indexed. On the National Library website there are all the Sydney Morning Heralds to ?? 1954. The thing you have to remember is that if pare of a letter is missing the Optical Character Recognition does not recognise that word. With print not being as clear in the early days as it is now, this happens a lot. Most SMH notices past 1954 have been indexed, definately complete from 1967 on. Updated fortnightly (usually) it is worth coming back to check regularly. There is no George MARSHALL who died in 1934 on the NSW Probate Index, so that rules out probably any information from a Last Will and Testament. It was just post depression in that time too. Sincerely, Bill > My interest currently is on three generations of Obadiah Willans RAWSON > and their children who seem to spend much time in central Sydney or > Manly, or in Victoria. > The Manly area also includes a connection with SMITH ( :-( ). > Fortunately Mr SMITH had a distinctive name => Sydney ShaftesBury SMITH > ( :-) ) > Obadiah is also recorded ( esp in press ) as Oby, and many other > variations in BMD online indices. > with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

To record a 2nd [or more marriages] in PAF, you do the same action as the first marriage. Then it will be added to the person, in another window, which is easily seen, and you then choose which spouse you want to view. Once you have the right spouse up on the screen, you can then add any children to that couple. If you make a mistake, you can unlink the child and delete it from the parents. When you go into the notes on the original person, you can then write their whole life history including all marriages and children, in fact anything at all. Also there is a facility for adding a photograph to the person's name, and it appears with their name every time you open it. Beryl.

Dear Robert, When you have Anne as the person, you select "add husband" There will be the obligitory question about adding a husband as she is already married, but that answered you will be able to add the new "husband" and each time you open up "her" as the person you are looking at, her first husband (that you have put in) will come up, but there will be a note underneath to say she has other marriages, and you can open up that marriage. You can alter the order of the husbands if they are not right way around. Sincerely, Bill > > Sincere thanks for your response. > > > Women retain their single names in family tree data. So using your > example > > she remains recorded as Anne JONES, born whenever, daughter of > whoever. > > That's fair enough. > > I was hoping there was some way around it that I had overlooked and > that > when the record for David BLACK was opened; that it would be quite obvious > that he married Anne SMITH (Nee JONES)?

hello Robert I use legacy .... and a female is always recorded as her maiden name and you link her to her husbands/ or father of their children. I have a woman and she married twice but had children to about 6 men in total Michelle ----- Original Message ----- From: "KEMSLEY, Robert N. G." <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, February 25, 2011 8:20 AM Subject: [ANS] PAF 5 - How do I record a 2nd or subsequent Marriages for aFemale? > Using PAF 5; I am not to sure how to record a female's 2nd or > subsequent > marriage. > > For example: > > Anne JONES marries John SMITH (She then becomes Anne SMITH) > > For whatever reason; Anne later marries David BLACK (She is then Anne > BLACK) > > The problem then as I see it is; when I open up the record of David > BLACK: I find he married Anne JONES; when in fact; he didn't marry Anne > JONES; he married Anne SMITH? > > How do other List Members record such events, so that when the record > of > David BLACK is opened; it's quite obvious that he married Anne SMITH and > not > Anne JONES? > > Robert KEMSLEY > > > > > > Please remember to snip most of the earlier message before you post any > reply...... Thank you! > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

For recording purposes, the ladies always keep their maiden names. You could use David BLACK's "Notes" to record that his wife, Anne JONES, had previously been married to John SMITH. Maureen -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of KEMSLEY, Robert N. G. Sent: Friday, 25 February 2011 8:21 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [ANS] PAF 5 - How do I record a 2nd or subsequent Marriages for a Female? Using PAF 5; I am not to sure how to record a female's 2nd or subsequent marriage. For example: Anne JONES marries John SMITH (She then becomes Anne SMITH) For whatever reason; Anne later marries David BLACK (She is then Anne BLACK) The problem then as I see it is; when I open up the record of David BLACK: I find he married Anne JONES; when in fact; he didn't marry Anne JONES; he married Anne SMITH? How do other List Members record such events, so that when the record of David BLACK is opened; it's quite obvious that he married Anne SMITH and not Anne JONES? Robert KEMSLEY Please remember to snip most of the earlier message before you post any reply...... Thank you! ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Good morning Marg; Sincere thanks for your response. > Women retain their single names in family tree data. So using your example > she remains recorded as Anne JONES, born whenever, daughter of whoever. That's fair enough. I was hoping there was some way around it that I had overlooked and that when the record for David BLACK was opened; that it would be quite obvious that he married Anne SMITH (Nee JONES)? Kindest Regards; Robert KEMSLEY

----- Original Message ----- From: "KEMSLEY, Robert N. G." <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, February 25, 2011 8:20 AM Subject: [ANS] PAF 5 - How do I record a 2nd or subsequent Marriages for aFemale? > Using PAF 5; I am not to sure how to record a female's 2nd or > subsequent > marriage. > > For example: > > Anne JONES marries John SMITH (She then becomes Anne SMITH) > > For whatever reason; Anne later marries David BLACK (She is then Anne > BLACK) > > The problem then as I see it is; when I open up the record of David > BLACK: I find he married Anne JONES; when in fact; he didn't marry Anne > JONES; he married Anne SMITH? > > How do other List Members record such events, so that when the record > of > David BLACK is opened; it's quite obvious that he married Anne SMITH and > not > Anne JONES? Hi Robert Women retain their single names in family tree data. So using your example she remains recorded as Anne JONES, born whenever, daughter of whoever. Bye MargM Sydney List Admin

Using PAF 5; I am not to sure how to record a female's 2nd or subsequent marriage. For example: Anne JONES marries John SMITH (She then becomes Anne SMITH) For whatever reason; Anne later marries David BLACK (She is then Anne BLACK) The problem then as I see it is; when I open up the record of David BLACK: I find he married Anne JONES; when in fact; he didn't marry Anne JONES; he married Anne SMITH? How do other List Members record such events, so that when the record of David BLACK is opened; it's quite obvious that he married Anne SMITH and not Anne JONES? Robert KEMSLEY

Hi Bill, Thank you very much for the information. I will contact the Coroners office today. Your time is much appreciated. Sandra -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Bill Sent: Thursday, 24 February 2011 7:32 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ANS] Coroners report Dear Sandra, You need to talk with the office of the City Coroner in Parramatta Road GLEBE. On the State Records website www.records.nsw.gov.au there is an Archives in Brief (Help Sheet) on Inquests, but I think they only hold them freely available up to the mid 1960's. Sincerely, Bill

Dear Sandra, You need to talk with the office of the City Coroner in Parramatta Road GLEBE. On the State Records website www.records.nsw.gov.au there is an Archives in Brief (Help Sheet) on Inquests, but I think they only hold them freely available up to the mid 1960's. Sincerely, Bill > > Can someone please tell me if it is possible to obtain a coroner report. > > Year 1975 and where are these available from. > > Thank you > > Sandra >

Hi list, Can someone please tell me if it is possible to obtain a coroner report. Year 1975 and where are these available from. Thank you Sandra

Thanks Marg. I am sure this will be a great help to those researching Scottish ancetors. Regards Jan Koperberg ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marg M" <[email protected]> > For those with Scottish ancestors > http://www.nls.uk/ Now has a lot of old Post Office Directories and soon > will to be more > MargM > List Admin

For those with Scottish ancestors http://www.nls.uk/ Now has a lot of old Post Office Directories and soon will to be more Enjoy ! Bye MargM List Admin

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Hi Bill, Thanks for the reply. It appears that there is a transcription of a simple headstone for Clarendon and Edith, but perhaps not quite the gleaming white polished marble edifice in a well-kept graveyard that I was imagining ! In any event, if anyone does get the chance to find the last resting place of my relatives, it would be greatly appreciated. If it turns out to require an Indiana Jones exploration to track it down, then please don't spend unnecessary time on my behalf ! Best wishes, Mike Gould Leicestershire -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Bill Sent: 16 February 2011 20:19 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ANS] Photo request - Old Wesleyan section of Rookwood Cemetery Dear Mike, As an afterthought, and it is a wonder someone else did not do this previously, I looked at the Headstone Inscriptions for the Rookwood Cemetery, which were done many years ago. There are no QUAIL entries at all on it, so the chances that there is no headstone to be found are quite high. The book on Rookwood Cemetery says that it is the biggest cemetery in the world, still operating. When it was gazetted in the 1860's (I think), it was way out in the backblocks from the city. With the urban sprawl it is now close to the geographical centre of Sydney suburbs. Sincerely, Bill >> >> Is anyone able to take a digital photo of a headstone for me ? It is in >> the >> Old Wesleyan section of Rookwood Cemetery in Sydney and bears the names >> Clarendon Quail and Edith Quail. >> >> Clarendon died in 1887 and Edith, his wife, in 1938. > Please remember to snip most of the earlier message before you post any reply...... Thank you! ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message