Seeking information please on Glenis Margaret Clarke who passed away 1988 in Toowoomba Looking forward to a favourable reply Bob and Joyce

>Following are death details. > >Sarah GOFF d 3/12/1958 Qld regn 1958/004897 >Elsie STARK d 23/1/1956 Qld regn 1956/000743 >Gladys STOLZ d 1/6/1954 Qld reghn 1954/002478 Before buying death certificates, it is a good idea to check whether there is a probate file at Qld State Archives. From about the mid-1890s onwards these files usually contain a death certificate. See the relevant article on <www.judywebster.gil.com.au/tips-qld.html>. Judy ******************************************************** Judy Webster, PO Box 5043, Algester QLD 4115, Australia. B.App.Sc.(Med.Tech), Grad.Dip. Local & Applied History. Professional research at Queensland State Archives. E-mail: judyweb@gil.com.au Indexes/advice: <www.judywebster.gil.com.au/index.html> *********************************************************

My ancestors mostly came from Southern Queensland. I now live in Tasmania. If any one has connections with the following names I would like to hear from them. Horn Jentz Wohlsen Townson Cooke Shepherd Mitchelmore Barrett Mc Kinstry Schaffer Mintz Thanking you Irene Schaffer Email: schafferi@optusnet.com.au Website: http://members.optusnet.com.au/~schafferi

Hi List, Is their anyone on the list descended from or has a connection to William Charles Murr b: 14 may 1887 married to Ida Margaret Fraser b: 26 Feb 1895? Or any of the Murr family? Kerry Ipswich General Cemetery and Warwick War Graves: http://genealogy.serveftp.com

Seeking information please or connecting families of Samuel Skinner who married Jane Moore they resided up in Toowoomba Looking forward to a favourable reply sincerely Bob and Joyce

Hi James, Following are death details. Sarah GOFF d 3/12/1958 Qld regn 1958/004897 Elsie STARK d 23/1/1956 Qld regn 1956/000743 Gladys STOLZ d 1/6/1954 Qld reghn 1954/002478 Also noticed Charlotte Geddes d 11/11/1914 Qld regn 1914/004417 father Isaac Garrett and mother Ann Jane Hamilton Lorraine ----- Original Message ----- From: "James Huey" <genealogy@australiamail.com> To: <AUS-QLD-TOOWOOMBA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2004 9:20 AM Subject: [AQ-TOOWOOMBA] GEDDES - GOFF - STARK - STOLZ > > Looking for any descendants of James GEDDES(GADDIS), born 1863, Lurgan, Armagh, Ireland, migrated to Queensland 1863/64, married a Charlotte GARRETT at Highfields in 1886, and had > four female children, three of whom later married. > > They were: > > Sarah GEDDES, married Harry Thomas Lowndes GOFF, in Toowoomba in 1913 - it appears they had 4 children, all of whom died young. > > Elsie GEDDES, married Edward Leslie STARK, in Brisbane in 1915, but lived in/near Toowoomba - no children known. > > Gladys GEDDES, married Edward Ferdinand STOLZ, in Toowoomba in 1920 - no children known. > > I am yet to track death certificates for the above, which should give names of surviving children, but the names GOFF, STARK, and STOLZ may trigger some links! > > James Huey, in Sydney > > > > James Huey is always searching for: > HUEY and STEELE in NIR/Tyrone, Londonderry, and Antrim > BROWN, GREEN, WARREN, and WELLS in NIR/Down > GEDDES(Geddis/Gaddis) in NIR/Armagh > HORROCKS, COOP and HAMER in Bolton, Lancashire > GRAHAM in Cumberland > > > ==== AUS-QLD-TOOWOOMBA Mailing List ==== > Toowoomba Dead Persons Society > www.audps.com > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > > Scanned by PeNiCillin http://safe-t-net.pnc.com.au/ Scanned by PeNiCillin http://safe-t-net.pnc.com.au/

Hi Jen I'm one of your RYAN descendants and my apologies also as I have recently changed email address. I think you have received our details from Gary in the past. Names in my line are: RYAN (Warwick, Toowoomba area), WILLIAMS (Warwick, Toowoomba, Sydney, Brisbane), GALLAGHER (Surat, Chinchilla, Brisbane), DAWES (Brisbane), HUSBAND (Townsville, Brisbane), WINTZLOFF (Brisbane, Sunshine Coast, Sydney), POWER (Townsville, Rockhampton, Brisbane). Also SORRENSON (Brisbane), WYETH (Brisbane), LOVETT (Wellington Point, Brisbane). Let me know if I can help in any way. Sandi Daniels -----Original Message----- From: Jennifer Lambert Tracey [mailto:jtracey@heritagearchaeology.com.au] Sent: Tuesday, 13 January 2004 9:25 AM To: AUS-QLD-TOOWOOMBA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [AQ-TOOWOOMBA] MacLELLAN - Clifton Station, Darling Downs Looking for lost MacLellan connections! Also wanting to again make contact with RYAN descendants - have lost your email address. Lachlan MacLELLAN was born on 27th October 1843 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland. He emigrated to Queensland in 1854 on board the "William Miles", along with his parents, Donald Alexander MacLELLAN and Ann MacINNES, and brothers John and Alexander. In 1873, Lachlan MacLELLAN was working as an Overseer at Clifton Station. Clifton had the distinction of being one of three stations taken up and stocked in the first years of the Darling Downs settlement. On 28th September 1873, Lachlan MacLELLAN and Mary Anne HANLY, daughter of John HANLY and Anne DUFFICY of Kilmacuagh, County Roscommon, Ireland, were married in the Catholic Presbytery in Toowoomba. The marriage ceremony was performed by Father Robert Dunne. Witnesses to the marriage were Michael CONNOLLEY and Delia HANLY. Lachlan MacLELLAN was a 28 year-old bachelor and Mary Anne, 27 years of age was a spinster. The HANLY family is recognised as one of the most ancient and noted in Kilmacuagh and the Parish of Kilgefin. Kind regards, Jen Jennifer Lambert Tracey Archaeologist ~ Heritage Consultant HERITAGE ARCHAEOLOGY Archaeological & Heritage Assessment Consultants PO Box 4265 KINGSTON, ACT 2604. AUSTRALIA Tel.[02] 6295 6795 Fax.[02] 6295 6791 Mobile Tel. 0419 011860 ==== AUS-QLD-TOOWOOMBA Mailing List ==== Toowoomba and Darling Downs Family History Society Inc http://www.toowoomba.qld.gov.au/tddfhs/index.html ============================== Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 ********************************************************************** This message is intended for the addressee named and may contain privileged information or confidential information or both. If you are not the intended recipient please delete it and notify the sender. **********************************************************************

I was wondering if there is someone in Toowoomba who could look for a funeral for me possibly 1932 in the name of Edward Cannon Smith. Thank you. Jenelle jmccarrick@austarnet.com.au

Looking for lost MacLellan connections! Also wanting to again make contact with RYAN descendants - have lost your email address. Lachlan MacLELLAN was born on 27th October 1843 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland. He emigrated to Queensland in 1854 on board the "William Miles", along with his parents, Donald Alexander MacLELLAN and Ann MacINNES, and brothers John and Alexander. In 1873, Lachlan MacLELLAN was working as an Overseer at Clifton Station. Clifton had the distinction of being one of three stations taken up and stocked in the first years of the Darling Downs settlement. On 28th September 1873, Lachlan MacLELLAN and Mary Anne HANLY, daughter of John HANLY and Anne DUFFICY of Kilmacuagh, County Roscommon, Ireland, were married in the Catholic Presbytery in Toowoomba. The marriage ceremony was performed by Father Robert Dunne. Witnesses to the marriage were Michael CONNOLLEY and Delia HANLY. Lachlan MacLELLAN was a 28 year-old bachelor and Mary Anne, 27 years of age was a spinster. The HANLY family is recognised as one of the most ancient and noted in Kilmacuagh and the Parish of Kilgefin. Kind regards, Jen Jennifer Lambert Tracey Archaeologist ~ Heritage Consultant HERITAGE ARCHAEOLOGY Archaeological & Heritage Assessment Consultants PO Box 4265 KINGSTON, ACT 2604. AUSTRALIA Tel.[02] 6295 6795 Fax.[02] 6295 6791 Mobile Tel. 0419 011860

Looking for any descendants of James GEDDES(GADDIS), born 1863, Lurgan, Armagh, Ireland, migrated to Queensland 1863/64, married a Charlotte GARRETT at Highfields in 1886, and had four female children, three of whom later married. They were: Sarah GEDDES, married Harry Thomas Lowndes GOFF, in Toowoomba in 1913 - it appears they had 4 children, all of whom died young. Elsie GEDDES, married Edward Leslie STARK, in Brisbane in 1915, but lived in/near Toowoomba - no children known. Gladys GEDDES, married Edward Ferdinand STOLZ, in Toowoomba in 1920 - no children known. I am yet to track death certificates for the above, which should give names of surviving children, but the names GOFF, STARK, and STOLZ may trigger some links! James Huey, in Sydney James Huey is always searching for: HUEY and STEELE in NIR/Tyrone, Londonderry, and Antrim BROWN, GREEN, WARREN, and WELLS in NIR/Down GEDDES(Geddis/Gaddis) in NIR/Armagh HORROCKS, COOP and HAMER in Bolton, Lancashire GRAHAM in Cumberland

Hi all, I'm chasing a hunch and need your help. Susan SATCHER (my ggrandmother) married Charles WILLIAMS in Brisbane and had two girls in 1879 & 1881 in the Toowoomba/ Warwick area. Mary Ethel & Eva Ruth WILLIAMS. Charles was a Boot and Shoemaker. Susan's sister, Emily SATCHER married Henry LESLIE at the home of Mr Robert FALKINER at East Prairie, Darling Downs. and had two boys in 1881 & 1883. Henry Giles and James LESLIE. Can anyone help me to identify where "East Prairie" is/was and does anyone recognise any of the above names? I am hoping that East Prairie was a well known area at that time and the Mr Robert FALKINER was a well known person in the area. If so, I may be able to move onto the next phase and start chasing the family tree from other 'associated branches' instead of trying to find them the conventional way. Thanks Neil WILLIAMS ******************************************** Researching the names, ENGEL (Germany > QLD Aus) MANN (Norfolk Eng > QLD Aus) RYLAND (Surrey Eng > QLD Aus) SATCHER (Hamsey Eng > QLD Aus), WENZEL(L) (Germany > QLD Aus) WILLIAMS (Manchester Eng > QLD Aus), ******************************************

Hi list, Would anyone be able to do a lookup for John Herbert GERMAIN and Dagmar GERMAIN his wife. Ant other GERMAIN'S I have looked at the Drayton&Toowoomba Cemetery and didn't find them, they may be buried at the Garden of Remembrance. Also Grace Catherine HALL buried at the Garden of Remembrance. Thanks in advance Kerry Ipswich General Cemetery and Warwick War Graves: http://genealogy.serveftp.com

Hello All I am researching early photography in Australia and in particular the lives of Queensland's early photographers. As part of my research I trace the genealogy of the photographers. I am interested in hearing from the descendants of any of the following photographers that worked in Toowoomba. I already have substantial info on the asterisked names. If anyone has any daguerreotypes known to have been taken in Toowoomba I would be especially keen to hear from them. My Toowoomba website is located here: http://members.ozemail.com.au/~msafier/photos/toowoomba.html The names of photographers I have identified as having worked in Toowoomba between 1855 and 1920 are: Annie Bain James Bain William True Bennett F. W. Bernays Thomas Bowdich E. T. Brissenden Andrew Chandler* M. Cowie William John Deazeley* Trissie & Elsie Deazeley* James Elsbee Jack W. Fegan Otto Friedricks Robert McClelland* George Leake Massingham Matthews Thomas Mathewson* Metcalfe & Glaister* Thomas Mills Albert Henry Mouland* A. Morris Emil Müller Henry Muller Francis Perroux* Walter Eustace Perroux* J. R. Platt Walter Rodway W. R. Rogers Martin Roggenkamp* William T. Schaefer Henry Stephens George A. Tissington* William George Tutt H. Watts Frederick G. Wills Cheers! Marcel -- Marcel Safier PO Box 539 Annerley 4103 Queensland Australia -- EARLY PHOTOGRAPHERS OF SOUTHERN QLD http://geocities.com/qldphoto/

Albert I am doing a one name study of McMorran everywhere in the world. I have traced McMorrans that came to Australia and also those that went to NZ, USA and Canada. Many are not related to me but I have learnt an incredible amount about my own family through the process and discovered many distant cousins with whom I am in periodic communication. I always ask for permission to web publish info supplied and if the sender wants their email details listed so they can be contacted. Since my web site has been on line for 7 years I suppose I have always known to ask this first. I must admit I have not necessarily sought permission from people that have written to me by regular mail in the distant past but most would have known my study info was intended to be disseminated to others. Despite the thousands of names on my site I have only once been asked to remove info in the case of a divorce. My main site is: http://members.ozemail.com.au/~msafier/McMorran/mcmorran.html The sub site with the regional family listings is: http://members.ozemail.com.au/~msafier/McMorran/mcmorran_index.html I mostly use the older program Netscape 5 Composer to create my sites which are fairly basic but effective enough I think. I now have Microsoft FrontPage as well but Netscape's free web authoring program is one of the more simple and useful programs I have come across. Cheers! Marcel -- Marcel Safier PO Box 539 Annerley 4103 Queensland Australia -- McMORRAN ONE NAME STUDY http://geocities.com/mcmorran_ons/ -----Original Message----- From: albert grulke [mailto:grulke@bigpond.com.au] Sent: Saturday, 10 January 2004 2:09 AM To: AUS-QLD-TOOWOOMBA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [AQ-TOOWOOMBA] Hoffmann Project I am not sure where I am going here but I thought I might give progress report on how my Hoffmann project has developed. First of all I would like to thank all those who have sent me data. It has been very beneficial and I have done some interesting work with it. Thank you again. I have developed 20 family tree of Hoffmann that came to Australia in the 19th century and are unrelated to each other. <snip> I would like to some how compile this into a book of some sort because I reckon there is a story here worth sharing. It has been suggested that I should develop a website for Hoffmann in Australia. I wonder about the ethics. I wonder about privacy and privilege. I have no problem sharing what I learn and most of it comes off emails, websites and books available to everybody but I do know some people get concerned at public sharing of information. I would hate to breach a privilege some mailer gave me. In any case I would need to learn how to create a website.

The list below may help you to find a married surname (or an alias) for someone in your family tree. Patients admitted to Brisbane Hospital during 1887, 1900, 1901 and 1902 are indexed on my Web site. Below are *FATHER's names* and *MOTHER's MAIDEN names* for some (not all) patients on the 1887 and 1901 lists. The name *AFTER* 'see' is his/her son or daughter. Find *that* name on either <www.judywebster.gil.com.au/brishos.html> or <www.judywebster.gil.com.au/brishos2.html>, then follow the instructions on the page. ABEL Adam, see LATHER Annie ASHDOWN John, see UNDERHILL Mary Ann ASHWOOD George, see CONSTABLE Laura AXLEY Elizabeth Ann, see WALL Jonas BAGLEY Maria, see HOMER Joseph BARNETT Ann, see BURCHFIELD Samuel BARNETT Emily, see LEGARD George BASHFORD Matilda, see HALL Thomas BAXTER Thomas Horner, see ROBERTSON Alice Baxter BEVEN Maria, see HALL Mary Jane BEVIN Isabella, see SHANBROOK Jane BOYD Janet, see MACBETH John BROOKS Maria, see BARROW Sarah BROWN Ann, see CORDINGLEY John William BROWN Eliza, see WISE Frederick Charles BUCKLEY Sarah, see DUNNE George Fred BURAT Peter, see HARDY Peter BURGESS Margaret, see BREKEN Mary BURKE Michael, see BURKE (or SHEEHAN) Margaret CAMERON Mary, see McLEAN Allan CARLYLE Mary, see SNELL (or JONES) Margaret CARROLL Mary, see CONDON Thomas CASEY Eliza, see HUGHES Margaret CASSIDY Julia, see EGAN Mary Ann CHING Lucretia, see BURDEN John CLARKE Michael, see BURCHFIELD Annie CONNOR Mary, see JONES John William CONOLLY Catherine, see SMITH James (b.NSW) COOK James, see BOARDMAN Agnes COOPER Rose, see BROWN William (b.SCT) CRAIN Irvine, see WELLS Lavinia Eliza CRAWFORD Alexander, see BRYCE Kate CRAWFORD Isabella, see HAYDON Arthur Ernest CREIGHTON Catherine, see FITZGERALD Charles CRONIN Nellie, see BRYAN Mary CURLEY Ann, see NAUGHTON Mary CURRAN Bridget, see OFLAHERTY Mary DEAKIN Samuel, see SMITH Mary Ellen DEVINE Flora, see MURPHY George DONALD Isabella, see SMITH Walter (age 37) DUFF Marian Walker, see SOUTTER Ernest Joseph ERIXSON Martin, see LISIDINI Amelia GIBSON Ellen, see WEBSTER Charles GODFREY William, see LOSEBY Arthur Godfrey GRANT Edward, see JOHNSTONE Helena GRIFFITHS Evan, see BAXENDELL Eva HAINES Emma, see McEVOY George HALL Agnes, see GARBUTT Ann HALL Henry, see LEWIS Sarah HALL Robert, see BEVEN Mary Jane HANCOCK Eliza, see JUDD Kate HANCOCK Margaret, see TOBIAS Mary Ann HANCOCK Maria, see TILL John Cook HARDY William George, see LEES Jane HART Hannah, see LEVY Louis HAWKES Elizabeth, see WESBY Edward HEATH Louisa, see GIBSON Thomas HENDRY William, see HOUSTON Margaret HENSER Lizzie, see LATHER Lizzie HOGAN Ann, see SMITH John (age 26 b.ENG) HOWARD James Clyde, see HOWITT James JOHNSON Annie, see ST CLAIR Frederick JOHNSON Catherine, see DALZIEL Henry KELLY Anthony, see LATOUZEL Helen KERSWELL Mark, see KERSWILL Thomas KINGMAN Elizabeth, see COSTIN Alice KIRKUP William, see HANLON Alice LEESON John, see TOBIAS Mary Ann LENAHAN Catherine, see LLOYD Edward LOSEBY Amy, see GODFREY Arthur / LOSEBY Arthur LYNCH James, see BRYAN Mary MACHIN Matthew, see SHANBROOK Jane MAHER Margaret, see BURCHFIELD Annie MAHONEY Mary, see DRISCOLL Cornelius MASON Mary, see SYMONDS Polly MAY Mary, see HEWITT Howard MAYERS Mary, see GILL Ann McDERMOTT Bella, see FRASER Thomas McGAW Jane, see BROWN William (b.QLD) McQUEEN Peter, see NIMMO Mary Agnes MEEF Mary, see MOLLOY Michael MILES Sarah, see LEES Jane MILNE Ann, see AITKEN James MITCHELL Edward, see EVE Sarah MOORE Mary Helena, see WELLS Lavinia Eliza MORAN Kate, see BRYCE Kate MORAN Kate, see CRAWFORD Kate MULLEN Mary, see McCAUL Bernard MURDOCH Jeannette, see HOWITT James NICHOLSON John, see HATTON Hughena NUIZERT Alice, see IRVING Emily OSBORNE Mary, see LEWIS Sarah PALMER Mary Ann, see EVE Sarah PLATTS John, see ADSON Sarah / MARTIN Sarah PRICE Mary Jane, see SMITH Frederick Edward REEDY Ann, see BENNETT Julia REINECKE Carl William, see RIENECKE Carl William ROBERTSON Grace, see BROWN Ellison Marg RUSSELL Jane, see YOUNG Robert RYAN Ellen, see OMEARA Patrick SARBET Eliza, see HUDSON William SEATON Mary, see VERNON Edward SHAW Sophia, see KERSWILL Thomas SIMKIN Mary, see WHITE Thomas Simkin SMITH Emma, see BEEVERS (or BEEVES) Joseph SMITH Harriet, see UNDERHILL Mary Ann SMITH Kate, see JUDD Charles SMITH William, see JUDD Kate SPEARS Isabella, see WILSON Ellen (b.SCT) STALLA Susan, see TAYLOR Alfred STEPHENSON Adam Clark, see BARROW Sarah TAYLOR George, see GILL Ann TAYLOR Mary, see LEAVER Robert THOMASON Catherine, see WILLIAMS John (b.WLS) THORNHILL Alice, see BLAKE William THORNTON Rosalina, see WOOD John Arthur TITLEY Sarah, see SMITH Mary Ellen WADE Bridget, see BEGLEY Daniel WAIT James, see JONES Margaret / SNELL Margaret WALER Agnes, see TRIBE Reginald Waler WALLACE Margaret, see HOUSTON Margaret WEBB Susananah, see JERVIS Charles WHITE Catherine, see GIFFIN Barnard WILLIAMS Thomas, see SYMONDS Polly WILSON William, see BROWN Ada Mary (nee WILSON) WRIGHT Annie, see SMITH Annie (dau/o John) YACOBSEN Amelia, see RIENECKE Carl William YORE John, see EGAN Mary Ann Find the name *after* 'see' on either <www.judywebster.gil.com.au/brishos.html> or <www.judywebster.gil.com.au/brishos2.html>, then follow the instructions on the page. ******************************************************** Judy Webster, PO Box 5043, Algester QLD 4115, Australia. B.App.Sc.(Med.Tech), Grad.Dip. Local & Applied History. Professional research at Queensland State Archives. E-mail: judyweb@gil.com.au Indexes/advice: <www.judywebster.gil.com.au/index.html> *********************************************************

I am not sure where I am going here but I thought I might give progress report on how my Hoffmann project has developed. First of all I would like to thank all those who have sent me data. It has been very beneficial and I have done some interesting work with it. Thank you again. I have developed 20 family tree of Hoffmann that came to Australia in the 19th century and are unrelated to each other. Among that 20 there is at least two families where there were sisters and brothers came out. I have the name of the parents who stayed in Germany while some of their off spring migrated. For example Johann Samuel Hoffman migrated in 1847 but his one sister migrated in 1839 and the other in 1849 while a brother remained in Prussia. I have about three other Hoffmann names on file that I cannot relate to a family and have no information on. I am certain that I do not have all the families. I am convinced from child hood memory that there is at least one if not two other families in Toowoomba that I have nothing about. My next move is to try and establish where they came from (I have this for most families), where they came to (I have this for most families) and what they did after they came here. I have per kind listers and mailers three or four interesting stories. I would like to some how compile this into a book of some sort because I reckon there is a story here worth sharing. It has been suggested that I should develop a website for Hoffmann in Australia. I wonder about the ethics. I wonder about privacy and privilege. I have no problem sharing what I learn and most of it comes off emails, websites and books available to everybody but I do know some people get concerned at public sharing of information. I would hate to breach a privilege some mailer gave me. In any case I would need to learn how to create a website. This is crazy but I worked don the installation of the first computer system in Australia, I was involved in programming computers before they were ever commercialised and now I am flat out using one. I need my four year old grand kids to show me how to do basics. How technology passed me by. Any ideas readily accepted Albert Grulke researching Grulke, Gill, Harvey, Volker, Proposch, Hoffmann, Kummerow, Mutze and a Hoffmann to Australia project

To Bob and other listers The Toowoomba and Darling Downs Family History Society have the records for the Garden of Remembrance as well as Drayton and Toowoomba. I have checked on Glenis Clark and she died 9th January 1988. I would point out at this time that we do have research officers at a very reasonable rate for anyone wanting more research done in Toowoomba. Bye Marie Green President

Hi Judy and listers, Yes, the Toowoomba and Darling Downs FHS has a printed index to these records. Most of the immigrants appear to be Irish. Cheers Marionne Diggles Sec T&DDFHS

Hi Bob, Walter b 11/11/1896 Qls regn 18969/002739 Regina b 24/8/1900 Qld regn 1900/002740 MARY B 21/11/1894 qLD REGN 1894/002677 joseph b 5/2/1899 Qld regn 1899/002463 John b 12/7/1890 Qld regn 1890/003086 d 4/2/1891 Qld regn 1891/001304 Bertie b 2/5/1893 Qld regn 1893/002546 Beatrice b 12/11/1891 Qld regn 1891/003063 A Beatrice Mary married Michael Henry McCarthy 4/2/1913 Qld regn 1913/003345 Frederick William Pimm d 12/12/1953 Qld regn 1953/005465 father Frederick mother Mary Samuels Lorraine ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bob & Joyce Tuxford" <gundog1@bigpond.com> To: <AUS-QLD-TOOWOOMBA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 11:10 AM Subject: [AQ-TOOWOOMBA] Frederick Pimm > Seeking information please on > Frederick Pimm who married Mary Samuels 28 April 1880 St Matthews Drayton > Looking forward to a favourable reply > Bob and Joyce > Scanned by PeNiCillin http://safe-t-net.pnc.com.au/

Seeking information please on Glenis Margaret Clarke who passed away1988 looking forward to a favourable reply Bob and Joyce