Thankyou to all who sent info on this family   Helen

I have found 3 children born to Peter Andrew QUINN and Mary Elizabeth BURDEN to 1906 including Anacletus Timothy (AT or Clete). Will send info off list. Could someone look at the later database for any further children. Cheers Ian in Perth On Mon Dec 20 20:18 , Helen Carter sent: >Thanks to those who looked for this marriage >I've found it 1938 in the newspaper >  >>From her parents death notices he was A T QUINN however the newspaper marriage names him as Clete QUINN son of Peter QUINN of Dawson, can someone please look for a birth  or death  ?? his mother was Mary and had a brother Drew >  >Helen > > > >Advertising on AUS-SAGEN is forbidden by Rootsweb Rules. >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AUS-SAGEN- request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >)

Hi Helen, Sorry there isn't any Lock's that married Quinn's Tracey -----Original Message----- From: aus-sagen-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:aus-sagen-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Helen Carter Sent: Monday, 20 December 2010 7:41 PM To: aus-sagen@rootsweb.com Subject: [AUS-SAGEN] LOCK QUINN Marriage Can someone please lookup a marriage   daughter of Charles William LOCK to A T QUINN   2nd cd   Thankyou Helen Advertising on AUS-SAGEN is forbidden by Rootsweb Rules. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AUS-SAGEN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Thanks to those who looked for this marriage I've found it 1938 in the newspaper   >From her parents death notices he was A T QUINN however the newspaper marriage names him as Clete QUINN son of Peter QUINN of Dawson, can someone please look for a birth  or death  ?? his mother was Mary and had a brother Drew   Helen

Can someone please lookup a marriage   daughter of Charles William LOCK to A T QUINN   2nd cd   Thankyou Helen

Hi All, Could somebody point me in the right direction please. Up to date all my ancestors have arrived in S.A. or Victoria prior to 1923, but i now have a family, Harry & Jean Berry and daughter arriving in Victoria in 1924/5 but i do not know where to look. Thanking you Alan Richards

Hi Michael In that era in formal society the eldest daughter's given name was not used, but she was known as Miss Smith. Younger daughters were known as Mary Smith, Jane Smith, etc. Likewise the eldest son was Master Smith with younger sons being known by their given names. Bye Maureen M Leadbeater Adelaide Co-operative History http://www.ach.familyhistorysa.info/ From: < mjfitzgerald@iinet.net.au> Subject: [AUS-SAGEN] Which Sister Date: Sun, 12 Dec 2010 15:20:14 +1030 Dear All, If an 1880s newspaper in noting the people present at an official function listed a family as, for example, 'Mr Smith, Mrs Smith, Mary Smith and Miss Smith', who was likely to be the elder sister, Mary or Miss Smith? Many thanks, Michael

Dear All, According to Manning, Jordan Park was a stud farm on the South Road conducted by Mr T. Jordan. I have an account from the Register of an accident there which resulted in the death of a young lad in 1892. Would anyone be able to give me a more accurate location for Jordan Park? Many thanks in anticipation, Michael

Thanks to Lyn I have the answer I was looking for. Thanks Lyn!

Could someone please kindly check the first marriage cd for a marriage of Alfred HOCKING and Emily BOURN. Thanks, Nikki

Hi So far I have found Albert Leonard Wyatt with wife Elsie Winifred WYATT arriving in Adelaide 1926 with their 2 sons Kenneth Leonard WYATT Edgar Harold WYATT It is Edgar that married, about 1945 in Adelaide, all I know from his WWII records that her name was Elsie. WWII he was in the Royal Australian Navy, home port, Port Adelaide I would love to know if there is any children, or even if any one related to this family is on this S A site. Also hoping that Albert and his wife Elsie may of stayed in Adelaide and would love to know where they are buried. Kenneth married Patricia TRICHON in Sydney 1944 and both died , Kenneth in Bathurst and Patricia in Kelso I think I was told that there were Children Timothy Susan Christopher Sally Jonathan Kember Any help with where I can look etc would be really great Many thanks Linda Wyatt New Zealand. ----- No virus found in this message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 10.0.1170 / Virus Database: 426/3313 - Release Date: 12/13/10

Can someone please lookup births of children of   Frederick W PENN & Violet Mabel CARTER born after 1928   I had one son Harold but his engagement & marriage notices say twin son   Helen

This is No 4a & 4b of 6 South Australian non-family photos in the album - more to come I have 2 photos one of Jane and the other of her Daughter both are Cartes de Viste Jane is by Otto von Hartitzsch 113 Rundle St Adelaide and her daughter is by the Paris Photographing Company Serial N0 9468 neither have explicit dating nor any annotation except for the index entry. My brief newspaper research points to this woman being the Jane Daniel who married Peter Petterson in 1885 Jane apprears to be in her thirties. Her daughter appears to be bout 5-8 years old. My guess is that the photos are dated about 1890-95. I have no idea why this photo is in the album. Since Jane is the same age as Joseph Clark jnr's children I can oly assume that the phoro was sent to then in Brisbane with correspondence. Happy to share the image (for non commercial use) with anyone with an established connection to Jane Daniels who may? have married Peter Petterson in 1885 in an attempt to verify the photo against any existing copies or likenesses held by family members. Geoff Carse Queensland Historical Note: (direct enquiries about the following welcomed, many are in the album) Joseph Clark had a photo album with about 80 indexed entries most were family but many were SA local friends or visiting preachers or dignitaries, local or visiting. The album has been passed down to myself a gg grandson of Joseph. I am progressively identifying the individuals that do not seem to be related to the family. Joseph Clark b1804 Enniskillen, NI d1809 Brisbane m Elizabeth Kiteley b1840 Adelaide d1913 Brisbane Joseph was an accountant who rose from Commissariat Clerk to Secretary of the Defence Commission His father was Colour Sergeant Joseph Clark, Barracks Sergeant of the 96th Foot a Manchester Regiment under Capt. Butler that arrived in SA on 17th October, 1841. Sergeant Joseph Clark was recognised by his superiors to be the first serving British soldier to set foot on SA soil as he was responsible for establishing quarters for Capt Butler and his men. Children of Sergeant Joseph Clark and Mary Ann Pearsall who married and had children were William Clark bc1833,d1907 m Susan Cave 1858 Lived at Angaston Auditor and Land Steward for George Fife Angas, two of his sons (Alfred and William) became stockbrokers in Melbourne his only daughter Lillias became Mrs Charles Augustus Altman and lived in south Yarra, Melbourne Joseph Clark jnr see above Mary Ann Clark b1842 d1904-1927 m 1882 to Donald Sinclair may have lived at Port Lincoln (possibly 2 sons and 4 daughters) John Allworth Clark (tailor and businessman)b c1846 d1932 Sydney m1871 Sydney to Elizabeth Ann Jane Mullarky lived in order Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane (Alderman & Lord Mayor), and finally Sydney(Alderman of Petersham NSW) Samuel Halworth Clark (surveyor) c1850 d 1871 Sydney m1871 Adelaide to Mary Annie Brendon Parsons (at least 4 sons+2?) lived probably at Angaston and moved to Sydney abt 1976 after an insolvency in SA, died at age 45 family whereabouts?

This is No 3 of 6 South Australian non-family photos in the album - more to come I have a Carte de Visite studio print of "Bob Whinham" by Otto von Hartitzsch 113 Rundle St Adelaide It It is hand annotated on the reverse in blue pencil with the words "R Whinham 1877" It is in good condition. My brief newspaper research points to this gentleman being The Robert Whinham, Headmaster of the Grammar School who died on 10 Oct 1884 in a tradgic fall from his horse. The photo is of someone bearded and appearing to be middle aged.putting his birth at c 1842 being of the same era as my gg grandfather Joseph Clark. I suspect that the presence of the photo album indicates both a friend and possibily of him being the headmaster of the school that Josephs younger children attended Happy to share the image (for non commercial use) with anyone with an established connection to Bob Whinham in an attempt to verify the photo against any existing copies or likenesses held by family members. Geoff Carse Queensland Historical Note: (direct enquiries about the following welcomed, many are in the album) Joseph Clark had a photo album with about 80 indexed entries most were family but many were SA local friends or visiting preachers or dignitaries, local or visiting. The album has been passed down to myself a gg grandson of Joseph. I am progressively identifying the individuals that do not seem to be related to the family. Joseph Clark b1804 Enniskillen, NI d1809 Brisbane m Elizabeth Kiteley b1840 Adelaide d1913 Brisbane Joseph was an accountant who rose from Commissariat Clerk to Secretary of the Defence Commission His father was Colour Sergeant Joseph Clark, Barracks Sergeant of the 96th Foot a Manchester Regiment under Capt. Butler that arrived in SA on 17th October, 1841. Sergeant Joseph Clark was recognised by his superiors to be the first serving British soldier to set foot on SA soil as he was responsible for establishing quarters for Capt Butler and his men. Children of Sergeant Joseph Clark and Mary Ann Pearsall who married and had children were William Clark bc1833,d1907 m Susan Cave 1858 Lived at Angaston Auditor and Land Steward for George Fife Angas, two of his sons (Alfred and William) became stockbrokers in Melbourne his only daughter Lillias became Mrs Charles Augustus Altman and lived in south Yarra, Melbourne Joseph Clark jnr see above Mary Ann Clark b1842 d1904-1927 m 1882 to Donald Sinclair may have lived at Port Lincoln (possibly 2 sons and 4 daughters) John Allworth Clark (tailor and businessman)b c1846 d1932 Sydney m1871 Sydney to Elizabeth Ann Jane Mullarky lived in order Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane (Alderman & Lord Mayor), and finally Sydney(Alderman of Petersham NSW) Samuel Halworth Clark (surveyor) c1850 d 1871 Sydney m1871 Adelaide to Mary Annie Brendon Parsons (at least 4 sons+2?) lived probably at Angaston and moved to Sydney abt 1976 after an insolvency in SA, died at age 45 family whereabouts?

This is No 2 of 6 South Australian non-family photos in the album - more to come I have a 15cm x 11cm studio print of Will and Alex Townsend by DURYEA 158 Rundle St Adelaide It has none of the usual DURYEA makings on the reverse so cannot be dated in the normal way. It is in good condition. My brief newspaper research points to these gentleman being both sons of William Townsend MP b1821 London d1882 Mitcham. If so Will is sitting on the left and Alex (who would be 5 years older) is standing on the right and behind. This fits with the index entry "Will and Alex Townsend". It is obvious that Will (the younger) is taller than his brother who has significant moustache. Opinions I have sought judge Will to be 35 and Alex to be 40 putting the photo around 1906. The studio was still operating at that time. Joseph Clark and family had been in Brisbane for 25 years at that time, however he had 4 sons who ages span the ages of the Townsend brothers. I suspect that they may have gone to St Peters College together. The photo is very late in the album and may have been posted to Brisbane. Happy to share the image (for non commercial use) with anyone with an established connection to Will, Alex or their father in an attempt to verify the photo against any existing copies or likenesses held by family members. Geoff Carse Queensland Historical Note: (direct enquiries about the following welcomed, many are in the album) Joseph Clark had a photo album with about 80 indexed entries most were family but many were SA local friends or visiting preachers or dignitaries, local or visiting. The album has been passed down to myself a gg grandson of Joseph. I am progressively identifying the individuals that do not seem to be related to the family. Joseph Clark b1804 Enniskillen, NI d1809 Brisbane m Elizabeth Kiteley b1840 Adelaide d1913 Brisbane Joseph was an accountant who rose from Commissariat Clerk to Secretary of the Defence Commission His father was Colour Sergeant Joseph Clark, Barracks Sergeant of the 96th Foot a Manchester Regiment under Capt. Butler that arrived in SA on 17th October, 1841. Sergeant Joseph Clark was recognised by his superiors to be the first serving British soldier to set foot on SA soil as he was responsible for establishing quarters for Capt Butler and his men. Children of Sergeant Joseph Clark and Mary Ann Pearsall who married and had children were William Clark bc1833,d1907 m Susan Cave 1858 Lived at Angaston Auditor and Land Steward for George Fife Angas, two of his sons (Alfred and William) became stockbrokers in Melbourne his only daughter Lillias became Mrs Charles Augustus Altman and lived in south Yarra, Melbourne Joseph Clark jnr see above Mary Ann Clark b1842 d1904-1927 m 1882 to Donald Sinclair may have lived at Port Lincoln (possibly 2 sons and 4 daughters) John Allworth Clark (tailor and businessman)b c1846 d1932 Sydney m1871 Sydney to Elizabeth Ann Jane Mullarky lived in order Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane (Alderman & Lord Mayor), and finally Sydney(Alderman of Petersham NSW) Samuel Halworth Clark (surveyor) c1850 d 1871 Sydney m1871 Adelaide to Mary Annie Brendon Parsons (at least 4 sons+2?) lived probably at Angaston and moved to Sydney abt 1976 after an insolvency in SA, died at age 45 family whereabouts?

This is one of 6 South Australian non-family photos in the album - more to come soon I have a Carte de Visite of "Geo Ayliffe" by J R Dobson & Co of "The temple of Light" (a photo studio) that is hand dated 1880 on the reverse side. It is in very good condition. My brief newspaper research points to this gentleman being "George Hamilton Ayliffe b c1840 d2Nov1906 Glenelg a son of Dr George Hamilton Ayliffe George jnr was a career public servant 2 years younger than my gg grandfather Joseph Clark who was also a senior government official. I suspect they were friends hence the photograph in the album. Happy to share the image (for non commercial use) with anyone with an established connection to George jnr, Dr George or Dr George's brother Thomas Hamilton Ayliffe in an attempt to verify the photo against any existing copies or likenesses held by family members. Geoff Carse Queensland Historical Note: (direct enquiries about the following welcomed, many are in the album) Joseph Clark had a photo album with about 80 indexed entries most were family but many were SA local friends or visiting preachers or dignitaries, local or visiting. The album has been passed down to myself a gg grandson of Joseph. I am progressively identifying the individuals that do not seem to be related to the family. Joseph Clark b1804 Enniskillen, NI d1809 Brisbane m Elizabeth Kiteley b1840 Adelaide d1913 Brisbane Joseph was an accountant who rose from Commissariat Clerk to Secretary of the Defence Commission His father was Colour Sergeant Joseph Clark, Barracks Sergeant of the 96th Foot a Manchester Regiment under Capt. Butler that arrived in SA on 17th October, 1841. Sergeant Joseph Clark was recognised by his superiors to be the first serving British soldier to set foot on SA soil as he was responsible for establishing quarters for Capt Butler and his men. Children of Sergeant Joseph Clark and Mary Ann Pearsall who married and had children were William Clark bc1833,d1907 m Susan Cave 1858 Lived at Angaston Auditor and Land Steward for George Fife Angas, two of his sons (Alfred and William) became stockbrokers in Melbourne his only daughter Lillias became Mrs Charles Augustus Altman and lived in south Yarra, Melbourne Joseph Clark jnr see above Mary Ann Clark b1842 d1904-1927 m 1882 to Donald Sinclair may have lived at Port Lincoln (possibly 2 sons and 4 daughters) John Allworth Clark (tailor and businessman)b c1846 d1932 Sydney m1871 Sydney to Elizabeth Ann Jane Mullarky lived in order Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane (Alderman & Lord Mayor), and finally Sydney(Alderman of Petersham NSW) Samuel Halworth Clark (surveyor) c1850 d 1871 Sydney m1871 Adelaide to Mary Annie Brendon Parsons (at least 4 sons+2?) lived probably at Angaston and moved to Sydney abt 1976 after an insolvency in SA, died at age 45 family whereabouts?

Dear All, If an 1880s newspaper in noting the people present at an official function listed a family as, for example, ‘Mr Smith, Mrs Smith, Mary Smith and Miss Smith’, who was likely to be the elder sister, Mary or Miss Smith? Many thanks, Michael

Hi Shaun Most important - have a user friendly but powerful genealogical database. I use PAF (Personal Ancestral File) which can be downloaded free of charge from www.familysearch.org Then whatever you discover can be stored in an orderly fashion. I've got 37 000 names in my database, most of which have biographical notes. I'm happy to step you through the process if you'd like. Best wishes Merilyn Pedrick Aldgate -------Original Message------- From: Shaun Branden Date: 12/12/2010 12:11:46 PM To: AUS-SAGEN@rootsweb.com Subject: [AUS-SAGEN] help, mentor, advice, where to start ... Hi, I am re-kindling an attempt at putting some family history together. Do you think this is best done alone, in a club, with a friend, with someone Doing similar research, etc? I can't get down to the library very often due to family needs so need to Look at other options for information ATM. I don't want to ask for too many Lookups, so am considering buying the digger tools (wow, pricey ... ) but am Looking at options. Do you think a club membership would be useful? Anyone desperately looking to mentor someone :) What have you found works for you? Thanks folk Shaun Advertising on AUS-SAGEN is forbidden by Rootsweb Rules. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AUS-SAGEN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message .

Hi, I am re-kindling an attempt at putting some family history together. Do you think this is best done alone, in a club, with a friend, with someone doing similar research, etc? I can't get down to the library very often due to family needs so need to look at other options for information atm. I don't want to ask for too many lookups, so am considering buying the digger tools (wow, pricey ... ) but am looking at options. Do you think a club membership would be useful? Anyone desperately looking to mentor someone :) What have you found works for you? thanks folk shaun

Hi, I am looking for details of my great grand mother Olive Agnes Fitzgerald atm (Henry James Stephens shortly if something comes up :) ). Any information would be great. So far I have: Married: Henry James Stephens & Olive Agnes Fitzgerald Children: Margaret Millicent 22nd May 1920 - Book 55A Page 406 -My grandmother Died 12/9/1990 Kevin Frederick 27 Nov 1916 - Book 989 / 364 Henry 14 Nov 1915 - Book 969 / 121 Arthur Francis 1 Feb 1913 - Book 902 / 470 Millicent Irene 28 Dec 1918 - Book 877 / 181 Alfred James 11 Oct 1908 - Book 810 / 349 Thomas - 24 Apr 1899 - Book 639 / 94 William Edward - 15 Jun 1906 - Book 766 / 6 Lillian Gertrude - 11 Mar 1905 - Book 744 / 418 Alice May - 4 Jul 1903 - Book 715 / 47 There are a couple of deaths for the children: Millicent Irene died 20 Feb 1912 District Ade 363 / 337 Henry died 16 Nov 1915 Dist Ade 396 / 599 I have William Stephens as Henry's father (but I naively didn't note where I got that from). I also have Edward Fitzgerald as Olive's Father (again, no source). cheers shaun branden (researching Mumme, Wiese, Brandenburg and Fitzgerald atm)