Hi Peter, I've made some changes to my notes to include the two children born at sea. My information has come from various sources and mistakes have crept in and multiplied. Some of the birth dates may be baptisms dates and some of the death dates may be burial dates. The only way to be 100% is to purchase all the certificates from BDM and then to check them off against all other sources. Geelong Cemeteries trust lists Mary Ann as Sarah Ann Coombs. Perhaps she was known by two names. We seem to have two Marys or two Sarhas going at the same time. In due couse I will try to get to the GSV and have alook at the cd-rom of BDMs. Thanks Dean Name: Henry COOMBS1 Birth: 1 Sep 1822 Upton Noble Death: 1 Feb 1903 Ceres, Nr. Geelong, Australia Age: 80 Burial: 3 Feb 1903 Highton Cemetery Geelong. MET 2***251 Religion: Methodist Father: Thomas COOMBES Mother: Elizabeth JUKES (1779-1833) Marriage: 18 Feb 1846 St.Mary, Witham Friary, Somerset Marriage Memo: 3rd. Banns Spouse: Ann HODDINOTT2 Birth: 1818 Frome, Someerset Death: 29 Dec 1884 Barrabool. Hills, Vict, Australia from Disease of the Spine. Duration of 10 years. Age: 66 Burial: 31 Dec 1884 Highton Cemetery Geelong. Methodist Block 2. 253 No other persons in grave. Christen: 23 May 1818 St John the Baptist, Frome Religion: C of E Father: George HODDINOTT (1793-1833) Mother: Mary CLARK (ch. 1795-) Other spouses: George HODDINOTT, G Grandson Children 1 M: Thomas COOMBS Birth: 31 Jan 1847 Upton Noble, Somerset UK. Death: 15 Feb 1849 At Sea Age: 2 2 F: Louisa COOMBS Birth: 23 Jan 1848 Upton Noble, Somerset, UK. Death: 26 Feb 1849 At Sea Age: 1 3 M: Thomas COOMBS Birth: 5 Apr 1849 At Sea Death: Oct 1928 Barrabool Hills. Age: 79 Burial: 23 Oct 1928 Highton Cemetery Geelong. MET X**X Occupation: Bootmaker, 336 LaTrobe Terrace. Spouse: Emma Ann Wilson Marriage: 1874 4 F: Louisa COOMBS Birth: 1850 Ceres, Victoria, Australia. Death: 3 Mar 1922 Newtown, Geelong, Victoria, Australia Age: 72 Spouse: Henry William Ellis Marriage: 1876 5 F: Sarah Ann ( Mary ) COOMBS Birth: 21 Mar 1852 Barrabool. Hills, Vict, Australia. Death: 1863 Barrabool Hills. Age: 10 Burial: 28 Mar 1863 HIghton Cemetery Geelong. MET X**X 6 M: George COOMBS Birth: 1854 Geelong, Victoria, Australia. Death: 17 Sep 1934 Ballarat, victoria, Australia Age: 80 Spouse: Elizabeth ROWE Marriage: 1 Jan 1878 Ballarat, victoria, Australia 7 F: Sarah COOMBS Birth: 1856 8 F: Mary COOMBS Birth: 1857 Geelong, Victoria, Australia. Death: 28 May 1935 Belmont, Geelong, Victoria Age: 78 Spouse: Henry Stanley West Marriage: 1874 9 M: John COOMBS Birth: 21 Mar 1858 Barrabool Hills. Death: 31 Dec 1934 Geelong, Victoria, Australia. Age: 76 Spouse: Ellen Timewell Marriage: 30 Sep 1886 Footscray, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 10 F: Elizabeth Lizzie COOMBS Birth: 1861 Ceres Death: 5 Jul 1947 Mc Kilop St. Geelong, Victoria, Australia Age: 86 Spouse: Arthur Grigg Marriage: 1889 Barrabool Hills. 11 M: Henry COOMBS Birth: 1862 Barrabool Hills. Death: 1942 Barrabool Hills. Age: 80 Burial: 9 Jul 1942 Highton Cemetery Geelong. Methodist 2 * 254 Burial Memo: Retired of Belmont. Spouse: Mary Elizabeth ( Lillian ) Beck Marriage: 1886 Notes for Henry COOMBS Others may be better able to answer this than I, but according to my notes, Henry COOMBS was a bachelor of Upton Noble, of full age, when he married Ann HODDINOTT, spinster of the parish of Witham Friary, on 18 Feb 1846, by banns; Henry signed his name in the register but Ann made her mark. Henry's father was Thomas COOMBS (b. 1784), Stone Mason, and his mother Mary JUKES (b. 1779). Henry was baptised on 1 Sep 1822 at Upton Noble, in the South East of Somerset. This village had a population of about 300 when Henry was born, most of them agricultural labourers. Ann was the third of nine children of George HODDINOTT (1792 -1933) and Mary CLARK (b. 1795). [See the Hoddinott tree on David's other website.] Ann was baptised on 23 May 1818 [?] at Tytherington. Henry and Ann migrated to Australia in 1849 as Government Assisted Emigrants. They sailed on the 'Sir George Seymour,' a vessel of 850 tons, which left Plymouth, Devon, on January 9. During the voyage, the youngest of their children, Thomas (born 1847) and Louisa (born 1848), died and were buried at sea on February 15 and 26 respectively. Ann subsequently gave birth to a baby boy on April 5, who was christened Thomas. The Coombs family arrived at Point Henry, Victoria, on May 14 1849. They remained in the Immigration Depot for eight days before leaving to find their own accommodation in Geelong, where they were still living when Mary and John were born in 1857 and 1858. In the 1899 Australian census, Henry is listed as a farmer of Ceres, near Geelong, Victoria. He died on 1 Feb 1903 and was buried 2 days later at Highton Cemetery, Barrabool Hills. According to the burial records he was a Methodist. Ann was buried at Highton Cemetery on 29 Dec 1884. Migration details from: Florence Chuk (1987) The Somerset Years: Government Assisted Emigrants from Somerset and Bristol who Arrived in Port Phillip Victoria, 1839-1854. Ballarat: Pannard Hill Publications, and from Australian colleagues. Notes for Ann HODDINOTT Ann and her husband Henry Coombs and two children, Thomas 1 and Emma 12, arrive in the Port of Geelong on May 14th 1849 as assisted immigrants onboard the Sir George Seymour. They had spent 126 days at sea leaving Plymouth on January 9 1849. Henry is listed as a labourer. A Thomas and Louisa Coombs are recorded as died at Sea. On the balance of evidence Emma was probably not the child of Henry Coombs. Henry was younger than wife Ann and would have only been 13 or 14 when Emma was born. On both of Emmas Marriage Certificates she gives her fathers name as George Hoddinott. Unfortunatly, Emmas Death Certificate compounds the problem by listing Henry Coombs as the father. On mother Anns Death Certificate Emma is not listed as a child of Ann. Anns headstone in Highton Cemetery reads At Rest & In Fond Memory of our Dead Parents. Sources 1. Banns. Banns read at Witham Friary 11,18 & 25 Jan. 1841. 2. Jeanette Hellmstrom, Australia. An HODDINOTT & Henry COOMBS emigrated "Sir George Seymore" 1849 to Victoria, Australia. Last Modified: 3 Jan 2004 Created: 3 Jan 2004

Dont these families love to test our deductive powers. Just wonder if Emma may have been a sister not daughter, possibly went as daughter htough to get immigration? Being 12 was almost an adult in those days. This would explain her Birth & marriage certs and who informed on the death one, they can often be wrong as the person cannot say and the informant is often grieving or not neccessarily in possion of full facts. Good luck Linda ----- Original Message ----- From: Dean Anthony <rainford@ihug.com.au> To: <AUS-VIC-GEELONG-DISTRICT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 03, 2004 2:10 PM Subject: [GEELONG] Coombs Family > Hi Peter, > > I've made some changes to my notes to include the two children born at > sea. My information has come from various sources and mistakes have > crept in and multiplied. Some of the birth dates may be baptisms dates > and some of the death dates may be burial dates. The only way to be > 100% is to purchase all the certificates from BDM and then to check > them off against all other sources. Geelong Cemeteries trust lists Mary > Ann as Sarah Ann Coombs. Perhaps she was known by two names. We seem to > have two Marys or two Sarhas going at the same time. In due couse I > will try to get to the GSV and have alook at the cd-rom of BDMs. > > Thanks > > Dean > > > Name: Henry COOMBS1 > > Birth: 1 Sep 1822 Upton Noble > Death: 1 Feb 1903 Ceres, Nr. Geelong, Australia Age: 80 > Burial: 3 Feb 1903 Highton Cemetery Geelong. MET 2***251 > Religion: Methodist > Father: Thomas COOMBES > Mother: Elizabeth JUKES (1779-1833) > Marriage: 18 Feb 1846 St.Mary, Witham Friary, Somerset > Marriage Memo: 3rd. Banns > > Spouse: Ann HODDINOTT2 > > Birth: 1818 Frome, Someerset > Death: 29 Dec 1884 Barrabool. Hills, Vict, Australia from Disease of > the Spine. Duration of 10 years. Age: 66 > Burial: 31 Dec 1884 Highton Cemetery Geelong. Methodist Block 2. 253 No > other persons in grave. > Christen: 23 May 1818 St John the Baptist, Frome > Religion: C of E > Father: George HODDINOTT (1793-1833) > Mother: Mary CLARK (ch. 1795-) > Other spouses: George HODDINOTT, G Grandson > > Children > > 1 M: Thomas COOMBS > Birth: 31 Jan 1847 Upton Noble, Somerset UK. > Death: 15 Feb 1849 At Sea Age: 2 > > 2 F: Louisa COOMBS > Birth: 23 Jan 1848 Upton Noble, Somerset, UK. > Death: 26 Feb 1849 At Sea Age: 1 > > 3 M: Thomas COOMBS > Birth: 5 Apr 1849 At Sea > Death: Oct 1928 Barrabool Hills. Age: 79 > Burial: 23 Oct 1928 Highton Cemetery Geelong. MET X**X > Occupation: Bootmaker, 336 LaTrobe Terrace. > Spouse: Emma Ann Wilson > Marriage: 1874 > > 4 F: Louisa COOMBS > Birth: 1850 Ceres, Victoria, Australia. > Death: 3 Mar 1922 Newtown, Geelong, Victoria, Australia Age: 72 > Spouse: Henry William Ellis > Marriage: 1876 > > 5 F: Sarah Ann ( Mary ) COOMBS > Birth: 21 Mar 1852 Barrabool. Hills, Vict, Australia. > Death: 1863 Barrabool Hills. Age: 10 > Burial: 28 Mar 1863 HIghton Cemetery Geelong. MET X**X > > 6 M: George COOMBS > Birth: 1854 Geelong, Victoria, Australia. > Death: 17 Sep 1934 Ballarat, victoria, Australia Age: 80 > Spouse: Elizabeth ROWE > Marriage: 1 Jan 1878 Ballarat, victoria, Australia > > 7 F: Sarah COOMBS > Birth: 1856 > > 8 F: Mary COOMBS > Birth: 1857 Geelong, Victoria, Australia. > Death: 28 May 1935 Belmont, Geelong, Victoria Age: 78 > Spouse: Henry Stanley West > Marriage: 1874 > > 9 M: John COOMBS > Birth: 21 Mar 1858 Barrabool Hills. > Death: 31 Dec 1934 Geelong, Victoria, Australia. Age: 76 > Spouse: Ellen Timewell > Marriage: 30 Sep 1886 Footscray, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia > > 10 F: Elizabeth Lizzie COOMBS > Birth: 1861 Ceres > Death: 5 Jul 1947 Mc Kilop St. Geelong, Victoria, Australia Age: 86 > Spouse: Arthur Grigg > Marriage: 1889 Barrabool Hills. > > 11 M: Henry COOMBS > Birth: 1862 Barrabool Hills. > Death: 1942 Barrabool Hills. Age: 80 > Burial: 9 Jul 1942 Highton Cemetery Geelong. Methodist 2 * 254 > Burial Memo: Retired of Belmont. > Spouse: Mary Elizabeth ( Lillian ) Beck > Marriage: 1886 > > > Notes for Henry COOMBS > Others may be better able to answer this than I, but according to > my notes, Henry COOMBS was a bachelor of Upton Noble, of full > age, when he married Ann HODDINOTT, spinster of the parish of > Witham Friary, on 18 Feb 1846, by banns; Henry signed his > name in the register but Ann made her mark. Henry's father was > Thomas COOMBS (b. 1784), Stone Mason, and his mother Mary > JUKES (b. 1779). Henry was baptised on 1 Sep 1822 at Upton > Noble, in the South East of Somerset. This village had a > population of about 300 when Henry was born, most of them > agricultural labourers. > > Ann was the third of nine children of George HODDINOTT (1792 > -1933) and Mary CLARK (b. 1795). [See the Hoddinott tree on > David's other website.] Ann was baptised on 23 May 1818 [?] at > Tytherington. > > Henry and Ann migrated to Australia in 1849 as Government > Assisted Emigrants. They sailed on the 'Sir George Seymour,' a > vessel of 850 tons, which left Plymouth, Devon, on January 9. > During the voyage, the youngest of their children, Thomas (born > 1847) and Louisa (born 1848), died and were buried at sea on > February 15 and 26 respectively. Ann subsequently gave birth to > a baby boy on April 5, who was christened Thomas. > > The Coombs family arrived at Point Henry, Victoria, on May 14 > 1849. They remained in the Immigration Depot for eight days > before leaving to find their own accommodation in Geelong, > where they were still living when Mary and John were born in > 1857 and 1858. In the 1899 Australian census, Henry is listed > as a farmer of Ceres, near Geelong, Victoria. He died on 1 Feb > 1903 and was buried 2 days later at Highton Cemetery, > Barrabool Hills. According to the burial records he was a > Methodist. Ann was buried at Highton Cemetery on 29 Dec > 1884. > > Migration details from: Florence Chuk (1987) The Somerset > Years: Government Assisted Emigrants from Somerset and > Bristol who Arrived in Port Phillip Victoria, 1839-1854. Ballarat: > Pannard Hill Publications, and from Australian colleagues. > > > > > > Notes for Ann HODDINOTT > Ann and her husband Henry Coombs and two children, Thomas 1 and Emma > 12, arrive in the Port of Geelong on May 14th 1849 as assisted > immigrants onboard the Sir George Seymour. They had spent 126 days at > sea leaving Plymouth on January 9 1849. Henry is listed as a labourer. > A Thomas and Louisa Coombs are recorded as died at Sea. > > On the balance of evidence Emma was probably not the child of Henry > Coombs. Henry was younger than wife Ann and would have only been 13 or > 14 when Emma was born. On both of Emmas Marriage Certificates she gives > her fathers name as George Hoddinott. Unfortunatly, Emmas Death > Certificate compounds the problem by listing Henry Coombs as the > father. On mother Anns Death Certificate Emma is not listed as a child > of Ann. > > Anns headstone in Highton Cemetery reads At Rest & In Fond Memory of > our Dead Parents. > > > Sources > 1. Banns. Banns read at Witham Friary 11,18 & 25 Jan. 1841. > 2. Jeanette Hellmstrom, Australia. An HODDINOTT & Henry COOMBS > emigrated "Sir George Seymore" 1849 to Victoria, Australia. > > > Last Modified: 3 Jan 2004 > Created: 3 Jan 2004 > > > > ==== AUS-VIC-GEELONG-DISTRICT Mailing List ==== > Geelong & District Churches : > http://www.zades.com.au/geelong/gdchur.htm >

Linda, wrong info happens even today. my mother died a few years ago. her maiden name was small. it is listed as smoll. did i change it. nah. let the others in years to come try to find her. gives them a challenge...i have had plenty. kids born before marriage, remarriages, deaths with names wrong way around....aaaggghhh. robyn shaw. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda Edwards" <edwslsj@alphalink.com.au> To: <AUS-VIC-GEELONG-DISTRICT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 03, 2004 6:02 PM Subject: Re: [GEELONG] Coombs Family > Dont these families love to test our deductive powers. > > Just wonder if Emma may have been a sister not daughter, possibly went as > daughter htough to get immigration? Being 12 was almost an adult in those > days. > This would explain her Birth & marriage certs and who informed on the death > one, they can often be wrong as the person cannot say and the informant is > often grieving or not neccessarily in possion of full facts. > Good luck > Linda > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Dean Anthony <rainford@ihug.com.au> > To: <AUS-VIC-GEELONG-DISTRICT-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, January 03, 2004 2:10 PM > Subject: [GEELONG] Coombs Family > > > > Hi Peter, > > > > I've made some changes to my notes to include the two children born at > > sea. My information has come from various sources and mistakes have > > crept in and multiplied. Some of the birth dates may be baptisms dates > > and some of the death dates may be burial dates. The only way to be > > 100% is to purchase all the certificates from BDM and then to check > > them off against all other sources. Geelong Cemeteries trust lists Mary > > Ann as Sarah Ann Coombs. Perhaps she was known by two names. We seem to > > have two Marys or two Sarhas going at the same time. In due couse I > > will try to get to the GSV and have alook at the cd-rom of BDMs. > > > > Thanks > > > > Dean > > > > > > Name: Henry COOMBS1 > > > > Birth: 1 Sep 1822 Upton Noble > > Death: 1 Feb 1903 Ceres, Nr. Geelong, Australia Age: 80 > > Burial: 3 Feb 1903 Highton Cemetery Geelong. MET 2***251 > > Religion: Methodist > > Father: Thomas COOMBES > > Mother: Elizabeth JUKES (1779-1833) > > Marriage: 18 Feb 1846 St.Mary, Witham Friary, Somerset > > Marriage Memo: 3rd. Banns > > > > Spouse: Ann HODDINOTT2 > > > > Birth: 1818 Frome, Someerset > > Death: 29 Dec 1884 Barrabool. Hills, Vict, Australia from Disease of > > the Spine. Duration of 10 years. Age: 66 > > Burial: 31 Dec 1884 Highton Cemetery Geelong. Methodist Block 2. 253 No > > other persons in grave. > > Christen: 23 May 1818 St John the Baptist, Frome > > Religion: C of E > > Father: George HODDINOTT (1793-1833) > > Mother: Mary CLARK (ch. 1795-) > > Other spouses: George HODDINOTT, G Grandson > > > > Children > > > > 1 M: Thomas COOMBS > > Birth: 31 Jan 1847 Upton Noble, Somerset UK. > > Death: 15 Feb 1849 At Sea Age: 2 > > > > 2 F: Louisa COOMBS > > Birth: 23 Jan 1848 Upton Noble, Somerset, UK. > > Death: 26 Feb 1849 At Sea Age: 1 > > > > 3 M: Thomas COOMBS > > Birth: 5 Apr 1849 At Sea > > Death: Oct 1928 Barrabool Hills. Age: 79 > > Burial: 23 Oct 1928 Highton Cemetery Geelong. MET X**X > > Occupation: Bootmaker, 336 LaTrobe Terrace. > > Spouse: Emma Ann Wilson > > Marriage: 1874 > > > > 4 F: Louisa COOMBS > > Birth: 1850 Ceres, Victoria, Australia. > > Death: 3 Mar 1922 Newtown, Geelong, Victoria, Australia Age: 72 > > Spouse: Henry William Ellis > > Marriage: 1876 > > > > 5 F: Sarah Ann ( Mary ) COOMBS > > Birth: 21 Mar 1852 Barrabool. Hills, Vict, Australia. > > Death: 1863 Barrabool Hills. Age: 10 > > Burial: 28 Mar 1863 HIghton Cemetery Geelong. MET X**X > > > > 6 M: George COOMBS > > Birth: 1854 Geelong, Victoria, Australia. > > Death: 17 Sep 1934 Ballarat, victoria, Australia Age: 80 > > Spouse: Elizabeth ROWE > > Marriage: 1 Jan 1878 Ballarat, victoria, Australia > > > > 7 F: Sarah COOMBS > > Birth: 1856 > > > > 8 F: Mary COOMBS > > Birth: 1857 Geelong, Victoria, Australia. > > Death: 28 May 1935 Belmont, Geelong, Victoria Age: 78 > > Spouse: Henry Stanley West > > Marriage: 1874 > > > > 9 M: John COOMBS > > Birth: 21 Mar 1858 Barrabool Hills. > > Death: 31 Dec 1934 Geelong, Victoria, Australia. Age: 76 > > Spouse: Ellen Timewell > > Marriage: 30 Sep 1886 Footscray, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia > > > > 10 F: Elizabeth Lizzie COOMBS > > Birth: 1861 Ceres > > Death: 5 Jul 1947 Mc Kilop St. Geelong, Victoria, Australia Age: 86 > > Spouse: Arthur Grigg > > Marriage: 1889 Barrabool Hills. > > > > 11 M: Henry COOMBS > > Birth: 1862 Barrabool Hills. > > Death: 1942 Barrabool Hills. Age: 80 > > Burial: 9 Jul 1942 Highton Cemetery Geelong. Methodist 2 * 254 > > Burial Memo: Retired of Belmont. > > Spouse: Mary Elizabeth ( Lillian ) Beck > > Marriage: 1886 > > > > > > Notes for Henry COOMBS > > Others may be better able to answer this than I, but according to > > my notes, Henry COOMBS was a bachelor of Upton Noble, of full > > age, when he married Ann HODDINOTT, spinster of the parish of > > Witham Friary, on 18 Feb 1846, by banns; Henry signed his > > name in the register but Ann made her mark. Henry's father was > > Thomas COOMBS (b. 1784), Stone Mason, and his mother Mary > > JUKES (b. 1779). Henry was baptised on 1 Sep 1822 at Upton > > Noble, in the South East of Somerset. This village had a > > population of about 300 when Henry was born, most of them > > agricultural labourers. > > > > Ann was the third of nine children of George HODDINOTT (1792 > > -1933) and Mary CLARK (b. 1795). [See the Hoddinott tree on > > David's other website.] Ann was baptised on 23 May 1818 [?] at > > Tytherington. > > > > Henry and Ann migrated to Australia in 1849 as Government > > Assisted Emigrants. They sailed on the 'Sir George Seymour,' a > > vessel of 850 tons, which left Plymouth, Devon, on January 9. > > During the voyage, the youngest of their children, Thomas (born > > 1847) and Louisa (born 1848), died and were buried at sea on > > February 15 and 26 respectively. Ann subsequently gave birth to > > a baby boy on April 5, who was christened Thomas. > > > > The Coombs family arrived at Point Henry, Victoria, on May 14 > > 1849. They remained in the Immigration Depot for eight days > > before leaving to find their own accommodation in Geelong, > > where they were still living when Mary and John were born in > > 1857 and 1858. In the 1899 Australian census, Henry is listed > > as a farmer of Ceres, near Geelong, Victoria. He died on 1 Feb > > 1903 and was buried 2 days later at Highton Cemetery, > > Barrabool Hills. According to the burial records he was a > > Methodist. Ann was buried at Highton Cemetery on 29 Dec > > 1884. > > > > Migration details from: Florence Chuk (1987) The Somerset > > Years: Government Assisted Emigrants from Somerset and > > Bristol who Arrived in Port Phillip Victoria, 1839-1854. Ballarat: > > Pannard Hill Publications, and from Australian colleagues. > > > > > > > > > > > > Notes for Ann HODDINOTT > > Ann and her husband Henry Coombs and two children, Thomas 1 and Emma > > 12, arrive in the Port of Geelong on May 14th 1849 as assisted > > immigrants onboard the Sir George Seymour. They had spent 126 days at > > sea leaving Plymouth on January 9 1849. Henry is listed as a labourer. > > A Thomas and Louisa Coombs are recorded as died at Sea. > > > > On the balance of evidence Emma was probably not the child of Henry > > Coombs. Henry was younger than wife Ann and would have only been 13 or > > 14 when Emma was born. On both of Emmas Marriage Certificates she gives > > her fathers name as George Hoddinott. Unfortunatly, Emmas Death > > Certificate compounds the problem by listing Henry Coombs as the > > father. On mother Anns Death Certificate Emma is not listed as a child > > of Ann. > > > > Anns headstone in Highton Cemetery reads At Rest & In Fond Memory of > > our Dead Parents. > > > > > > Sources > > 1. Banns. Banns read at Witham Friary 11,18 & 25 Jan. 1841. > > 2. Jeanette Hellmstrom, Australia. An HODDINOTT & Henry COOMBS > > emigrated "Sir George Seymore" 1849 to Victoria, Australia. > > > > > > Last Modified: 3 Jan 2004 > > Created: 3 Jan 2004 > > > > > > > > ==== AUS-VIC-GEELONG-DISTRICT Mailing List ==== > > Geelong & District Churches : > > http://www.zades.com.au/geelong/gdchur.htm > > > > > ==== AUS-VIC-GEELONG-DISTRICT Mailing List ==== > Geelong & District Churches : > http://www.zades.com.au/geelong/gdchur.htm >