Hi Denise, Dr Mueller initiated the use of strychnine as an antidote for snakebite and produced a small pocket kit containing a syringe , strychnine ,etc. Mr Trebilcock probably used one of these kits to treat his daughter. Yackandandah Historical Society should have one, it was sent to us from someone in Queensland many years ago when I was Secretary of the Society. Years ago we always carried during the " snake season" a small screwed together device containing a small lancet and Condy's Crystals. Apparently not very effective. Dr Mueller worked on the theory that snake bite kills by slowing heartbeat and blood circulation, and strychnine kills by speeding up heartbeat and circulation, so he devised small injections of strychnine to adjust the heart rate. Regards Alan French -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.7.5 - Release Date: 1/26/05

Denise, this is from the Yack Cemetery Cd, hope it helps, write me if you want more info. Regards Jo RIDDINGTONAda 7222-Jun1941Church of EnglandRow 7 Re-open 15 / 605 RIDDINGTONAda Marion17mths21-Dec1869Church of EnglandRow 7 38 / 628 RIDDINGTONAmy869-Aug1955Church of EnglandRow 7 Re-open 18 / 608 RIDDINGTONAnnie806-Mar1915Church of EnglandRow 7 38 / 628 RIDDINGTONAnnie8022-Feb1972Church of EnglandRow 25 15 / A819 RIDDINGTONAnnie Tessie9420-Jan1982Church of EnglandRow 7 Re-open 5 / 595 RIDDINGTONArthur Ernest6619-Jul1942Church of EnglandRow 7 5 / 595 RIDDINGTONElizabeth Catherine602-Jan1957Church of EnglandRow 7 Re-open 16 / 606 RIDDINGTONGeorge Herbert5013-Jul1944Church of EnglandRow 7 16 / 606 RIDDINGTONRaymond Ward6019-Dec1926Church of EnglandRow 7 15 / 605 RIDDINGTONRoland or Ronald1713-Aug1945Church of EnglandRow 2 26 / 796 RIDDINGTONStephen Walter 7230-Nov1936Church of EnglandRow 7 18 / 608 RIDDINGTONWalter Raymond6328-Aug1901Church of EnglandRow 7 37 / 627 /952 1/2 RIDDINGTONWalter Ward 6117-Jul1954Church of EnglandRow 25 14 / A818 RIGBYEWarrick Mark4124-Jan2002AnglicanLawn A 12 RIGGLeonard L12-Mar1993PresbyterianRow 17 Re-open 5 /104 RIGGThelma May785-Jan1985PresbyterianRow 17 5 / 104 -------Original Message------- From: Denise Date: 01/23/05 14:22:35 To: [email protected] Subject: [AVNE] Riddington of Yackandandah Hello all, Is anyone connected to the RIDDINGTON family of Yackandandah family? have a great day regards, Denise -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.7.2 - Release Date: 1/21/2005

Hello all, Is anyone connected to the RIDDINGTON family of Yackandandah family? have a great day regards, Denise

Taken from the Queenslander, Brisbane, Saturday, 16 January, 1892 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hcastle/transcripts/bev_edmonds/transcripts/page13.html The following account of a case of snakebite was telegraphed to the Age on Sunday week from Yackandandah:-- On Wednesday the daughter of Mr. James TREBILCOCK, at Tawonga, 14 years of age, while walking through one of her father's paddocks, was bitten on the right leg by a large brown snake, the size of which may be surmised from the two punctures being fully a quarter inch apart. Mr. TREBILCOCK being close at hand with a horse and cart the girl was taken home. After a tight ligature had been tied above the bite, Mr. TREBILCOCK injected one-twelfth of a grain of strychnine, and as the symptons increased he injected another one-twelfth very shortly afterwards. The child then commenced to vomit freely, but had lost the use of her legs and could not see. These alarming symptoms determined the parents to start at once with their daughter for Yackandandah, a distance of thirty-five miles. Mr. TREBILCOCK took the precaution of taking antidote with him and it was fortunate that he d! id so, for during the journey the girl collapsed twice, and had to be aroused twice each time by an injection. She had rallied completely when the party reached Yackandandah, and Mr. TREBILCOCK had the satisfaction of learning from Dr. MUELLER that he had done as well as any medical man could have done under the circumstances, and that his daughter was out of danger, and was only required watching through the night. On Thursday morning the child was completely restored, and only showed the two punctures on the leg. There was no excision of the bitten part.

Hello everyone interested in Greta Recently the Greta Cemetery Trust, of which I am a member, completed some significant additions to the Cemetery. The first is a memorial stone and plaque dedicated to the pioneering families and settlers of the Fifteen Mile Creek & Greta, many whom lie in the grounds. Secondly, two large stones have also been place to allow for families to place "name plaques" to honour their families. Each plaque will be 150 x 50cm, in a bronze finish. This size allows for a name and date ie LLOYD Family 1842-. If anyone is interested then they must arrange this through the cemetery. Please contact me off list for further information . A final price has yet to be set, this will happen in the next couple of weeks. The Trust will arrange to have them made and fitted. Finally a new fence and scrolled gates have been completed. The gates have a plaque attached in memory of Jack DINNING, whose family were early settlers and for the fact that Jack was Secretary of the Trust for 50 years. A simple dedication ceremony will be held at a date to be determined . If anyone has any queries please don't hesitate to contact me. I am happy to send photos to those who are interested. cheers Noeleen Lloyd

Hi everyone Jessie Currie born 1875 to Daniel Currie and Agnes McKinley in Lower 9 Mile (reg. Stanley) - does anyone have these people in their tree? regards Denise

Hi I am new to the list and am searching for any information relating to Job Gerrard (born Somerset England) who married Jane Mary Watson. Job died 1904 in Mangalore and Jane Mary died 1910 Mangalore. Their daughter Elizabeth Gerrard (born 1868) Mangalore married Frederick Augustus Griffiths born 1867 Mangalore. Regards, Alison (in Brisbane)

Hi Denise, I'm interested in the Cock name. My grandmother, Rosetta Reilly born in Wahring (you may remember my earlier searches) married James Cock (Ararat), and that may help me fill in a lot of gaps in when and how Rose moved from one area to the other. If anyone has connections, especially to REILLY/Riley, MAHER/ or LEBROQ, I would be interested in exchanging info. Thanks, and good luck Merryl San Diego

Am moving house this weekend. Keeping same phone number but don't know if I'll have access to phone or Internet for a few days. Thankfully just moving across the road but it's into a govt. place so it's a bit cheaper. Jackie QLD

Hi all. Today my cousin who has most of the memorabilia of Hiram Crawford's emailed me with yet another piece of history. And I've finished my work! However, as tomorrow is the day with the printing company, I shall have to get to work and add some more data to the history of the property, Brookfield. On top of this a major staff member of Crawford & Co. turns up! In 1890 Hiram built sleeping quarters for the regularly employed men. Into the foundations of this building in 1890 while it was being built, my grandfather,son of Hiram, put a handwritten document. This document was found in 1948 - 58 years later. It explained who built the quarters, carpenter and labourer. It also gave a list of employees at the time and their job on the farm. Below are the names. Anyone interested get in touch I'll give you the job description. If you have a connection I would love to know a bit about that person, where he was born and lived. Alfred Bussell, George Gray, Christie Farrish, John Allan, John Robinson, William Croucher, Herbert Ashton, Thomas Cullins, Herbert Smith, A. Croucher, James Allan, Oliver Whiteside, James McDonald, Richard Wallace, Alex Cabrera. Inside the house were - Rose Ward and Hannah Home. regards Denise

Hello Denise I am interested in the Dobson Name Best Regards Bill Dobson >From: "Denise" <[email protected]> >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: [AVNE] Names >Date: Sun, 9 Jan 2005 16:38:54 +1000 > >If any of the names below seem familiar would you please get in touch? The >time frame is 1853. > >Attwood >Cock >Dinsmore >Dobson >Evans Thomas >Gilmore >Gould >Hanford >Kellett >Kimball >McGuire >Morse >Pierce >Potter >Reas >Snell >Stutt >Swift >Vaught >Wheeler > >regards >Denise > > >

If any of the names below seem familiar would you please get in touch? The time frame is 1853. Attwood Cock Dinsmore Dobson Evans Thomas Gilmore Gould Hanford Kellett Kimball McGuire Morse Pierce Potter Reas Snell Stutt Swift Vaught Wheeler regards Denise

Hello Robyn, I know it no longer exists, but I have a very vague recollection of it in the early 1940s. I was very young, and am probably wrong, but I think it was in the Olive, Kiewa, or Smollett Street area. I'd suggest a letter to the Albury Historical Society, C/- Albury City Library, Dean St, Albury 2640. They will almost certainly have a record. Cheers, Peter Ross ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robyn & Michael Mischin" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2005 12:31 AM Subject: [AVNE] Central Private Hotel, Albury > Hello everyone > > Is someone able to tell me if the Central Private Hotel still exists in > Albury and, if so, its address? If it doesn't exist under that name but > under another, I would also welcome that information. A now deceased > relative of mine was living there in 1938. > > Many thanks > Robyn > Perth > > > >

Good Morning to Both The only Central Hotel I could find in the area of Albury/Wodonga was as follows: Central Hotal Wollongough Street Ungarie NSW 02 6975 9014 Alan Melbourne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robyn & Michael Mischin" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2005 12:31 AM Subject: [AVNE] Central Private Hotel, Albury > Hello everyone > > Is someone able to tell me if the Central Private Hotel still exists in > Albury and, if so, its address? If it doesn't exist under that name but > under another, I would also welcome that information. A now deceased > relative of mine was living there in 1938. > > Many thanks > Robyn > Perth > > > > > _____________________________________________________ > This mail has been virus scanned by Australia On Line > see http://www.australiaonline.net.au/mailscanning >

Hello everyone Is someone able to tell me if the Central Private Hotel still exists in Albury and, if so, its address? If it doesn’t exist under that name but under another, I would also welcome that information. A now deceased relative of mine was living there in 1938. Many thanks Robyn Perth

Hi List, I'm looking for details on a married couple buried at Bethanga Cemetery and ask if there are transcripts done for this Cemetery. The couple I seek are Alfred Gordon Fahle d.1982 and his wife Flora Maud Fahle d. unknown. Can anyone help? T.I.A. Doug Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies. http://au.movies.yahoo.com

Jeff Charles GROOM Born: Carlton, Victoria Bride: Louisa CARLTON Born: Collingwood, Victoria Married: 1889 Ref: 6280 Children: Charles William GROOM Born: 1898 Place: Collingwood, Victoria Ref: 25528 Daisy Louisa GROOM Born: 1891 Place: Collingwood, Victoria Ref: 21756 Lottie Adelaide GROOM Born: 1893 Place: Collingwood, Victoria Ref: 2821 Violet GROOM Born: 1895 Place: Bendigo, Victoria Ref: 18307 Alan Melbourne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeff" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 2004 11:42 AM Subject: [AVNE] Groom - Carlton - Mrge 1890? > Is there SKS lister who has access to a Victorian Pioneers Index who could look up a marriage approx 1890 between Charles GROOM and Louisa CARLTON. > Regards, > > Jeff > WA > 22nd Dec, 2004 > > _____________________________________________________ > This mail has been virus scanned by Australia On Line > see http://www.australiaonline.net.au/mailscanning >

HI Denise, "The Killaloe area is not far from Tulla" - true in our terms but not true for those days. Also all the movement I have evidence for is people going from Clare into Limerick - typical farm people moving to a city. cheers Jon ______________________________________________________________

Is there SKS lister who has access to a Victorian Pioneers Index who could look up a marriage approx 1890 between Charles GROOM and Louisa CARLTON. Regards, Jeff WA 22nd Dec, 2004

Jon, I"m told that Killoloearea is not far from Tulla - the area where my Honorah Noonan lived at least AFTER her marriage to Thomas Conway. My cousin and his wife are on this list also and they visited the area earlier this year. regards Denise ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jon Patrick" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 2004 9:00 AM Subject: Re: [AVNE] NOONAN family > Hi Denise, > these NOONANs appear to have come from the KIllaloeareaof Clare and maybe > CastleConnell just over the border in Limerick. > Try this person who runs a NOONAN clan newsletter - Gill McLaughlin > <[email protected]> > cheers > jon > > > Date: Mon, 20 Dec 2004 15:41:30 +1000 > From: "Denise" <[email protected]> > > Jon, I can't help you but do you know anything about the ancestors - > i.e. > Ireland? > My great-great-grandmother was Honorah Noonan who married Thomas > Conway in > > Tulla Co Clare - two of her daughters born (1834-36) came to Victoria > living in the Beechworth area. > I know of no other family members here. > > regards > Denise > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Jon Patrick" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, December 20, 2004 2:27 PM > Subject: [AVNE] NOONAN family > > > >I sent a message about NOONANs to the list some time ago when its > server > >was > > disabled and I wondered if it had not gotten out to everyone. > > > > I'm looking for the death and burial of MIchael NOONAN and his wife > > Rebecca > > (nee REIDY). There is nothing on the Vic BDM Index. The last trace I > have > > > of > > them is in Wangarrata where their daughter Rebecca died in 1869. > Their tw > o > > youngest children were born in Wangaratta William 1861 and Catherine > > 1863. > > Michael's name is in directories in 1866 and 1867, and 1868 Michael's > nam > e > > is > > not present but John NOONAN possibly his son is present. Their > eldest > > son > > Patrick(1840-1917) ended up in Corowa. > > > > I'd be grateful if members could check cemetery records they have > access > > to to > > assist me, except Wangaratta where we have completed a search to no > avail > . > > > > thanks > > Jon Patrick > > ______________________________________________________________ > > > > > Jon > ______________________________________________________________ > > > >