Page 31 Stolen from the premises of William Hogan, Kilfera, Benalla district, a colonial saddle about 2 years in use, both flaps recently covered with new leather, newly stitched in several places, one new leather girth attached; and one about 12 months in use, diamond stamped on both flaps, leather girth attached 4/2/1870 Hope from that you can work out if ggfather ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robynne" <mugara@optushome.com.au> To: <AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2002 10:56 PM Subject: Re: [AVNE] police Gazette 1870 - Chris Wild take note > Hi Denise, > > P32, William Hogan please.....I hope he's my GGGgrandfather! > > thanks, Robynne > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Denise McMahon > To: AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com > Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2002 10:26 PM > Subject: [AVNE] police Gazette 1870 - Chris Wild take note > > > If you would like details of anyting below, happy to help out if you can give references of year and page number > > Page 11 > Missing Friends - Henry Connelly - Bowyards near Wangarattta - Charles McLean. > > Page 16 Theft > Chalres Atkinson, Wangaratta Common > > Page 17 Highway Robbertin > "Stolen from Frederick Kettle, while asleep under his verandah at Oxley Plains, Benalla district, on the morning of the 1/1/1870 an old silver openfaced Geneva watch, white dial cracked at the angle of the spring of the back case, spring rather weak, and not opening by pressure; attached an English gold fancy Albert guard with gold bar, a common watch-key, and a small steel key of a workbox. £1.10.0 reward on conviction" > > Now, Ithought people slept ON the verandah and that verandah was the base, not the roof. I live I learn. > > Page 18 Stolen - > from the dwelling of Peter Winholt, Greta, Oxley Benalla District > and William Woods - same article > > Page 19 Desertion > > of his wife Joh Bower, Winton Benalla > > Page 20 > Missing > Matthew Shaum - Chiltern for his home at INdigo Creek. Mrs. McHugh is mentioned. > Stolen - Jesse Gower of Greta. > > Page 21 > Stolen - MIchael Ryan Little River Belvoir > Joshua Nolan -Rutherglen > James Christie Rutherglen > > P24 > Stolen - Mark Baldwin Beechworth - Mr. Frazer - Fletcher and Darvall - Jeffs > Stolen from Ah Wee - his trousers. > > P25 - General License - William Telford BEechworth > District License - Lewis C Kinchela Bright > The above are for Auctioneer's Licenses. > > P26 - Stolen > Ah Loong charged - Samuel Crilly Yackandandah. > Charles Dempsey charged - James Lawson Kiewa Little River Ovens > Joseph Horsefall - Middle Creek Belvoir > > P27 > Inquest - Yabba-yabba unknown body male Jan 1870 > Escaped Prisoner - George Ah Cheong is now stated to be keeping a gaming house at Yackandandah Ovens. Bald on the corwn, may wear a tai. Scar on the forehead is a little under the hair or on its edge. Lost one or two upper front teeth. 31/1/1870 > > > Page 29 > Incendiarism > Robert Montgomery Hurdle Creek Oxley > > P31 > Stolen - > William Hogan, Kilfera Benalla district. > > P32 > Missing - Euroa - James Hanley > > P34 > Stolen Harcourt Lee - Wangaratta > > P35 > Stolen from Richard O'Leary, Devil's River Mansfield on the night of the 1st instant, 2 old red gin cases containing bees and honey &c. 14/2/1870 > Stolen - Edard Butterowrth Happy Valley Myrtleford > > P36 > Stolen - Ah Yee, alias Chin Ah Yee charged with stealing saddle (since recovered) from Ah Fat, has been arrested by the Grant police, Ovens, but discharged by the bench for want of evidence 14/2/1870 > > REWARD > To constable Thomas Costigan (2025) at Mansfield, Upper Gouburn, £3 has been awarded in acknowledgment of his services in the arrest and prosecution of - Hayden and Walsh, sentenced to 3 months for larceny; and of Neilson, sentenced to 6 months for habitual drunkenness. > > P36 - Publicans' Licenses - fees received from the below (no more to add for lookups) > > Wm Adams Wood's Pt > Ah Louey, Woods' Pt > J.S. Bentley Bungaree (NE?) > Neil Carey Bungaree > Robert Moras Wahgunyah > Thos Matthews Tallangatta > Jas Marshall Wahgunyah > Andrew Mather Bungaree > Wm McKay, Durham, Ovens > D. W. Lynch Mitta Mitta > Edward Larkin, Bungaree > T.P Knight, Shepparton > Camille Rean, WAhgunah > Zredrich Schroeder Wahgunyah > Jas Scott Wahgunyah > William Brown Rutherglen > Thos. Dawes, Reedy Creek (??NE) > Thomas Gidley, Chiltern Road > J. J. Glenn, Springs, Bungaree > Joseph Harrington Bungaree > John Tanner Barnawartha > John Tooley, Black Springs (there was a Black Springs outside B/worth but I don't know if this was this particular one) > M O'Keefe, Wood's Point > John Robson, Bungaree > Alice owe Bungaree > > Wine and Spirits Licenses > > Charles Montford, Wood's Pt took out a "Grocers' License" > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

Hi Denise, P32, William Hogan please.....I hope he's my GGGgrandfather! thanks, Robynne ----- Original Message ----- From: Denise McMahon To: AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2002 10:26 PM Subject: [AVNE] police Gazette 1870 - Chris Wild take note If you would like details of anyting below, happy to help out if you can give references of year and page number Page 11 Missing Friends - Henry Connelly - Bowyards near Wangarattta - Charles McLean. Page 16 Theft Chalres Atkinson, Wangaratta Common Page 17 Highway Robbertin "Stolen from Frederick Kettle, while asleep under his verandah at Oxley Plains, Benalla district, on the morning of the 1/1/1870 an old silver openfaced Geneva watch, white dial cracked at the angle of the spring of the back case, spring rather weak, and not opening by pressure; attached an English gold fancy Albert guard with gold bar, a common watch-key, and a small steel key of a workbox. £1.10.0 reward on conviction" Now, Ithought people slept ON the verandah and that verandah was the base, not the roof. I live I learn. Page 18 Stolen - from the dwelling of Peter Winholt, Greta, Oxley Benalla District and William Woods - same article Page 19 Desertion of his wife Joh Bower, Winton Benalla Page 20 Missing Matthew Shaum - Chiltern for his home at INdigo Creek. Mrs. McHugh is mentioned. Stolen - Jesse Gower of Greta. Page 21 Stolen - MIchael Ryan Little River Belvoir Joshua Nolan -Rutherglen James Christie Rutherglen P24 Stolen - Mark Baldwin Beechworth - Mr. Frazer - Fletcher and Darvall - Jeffs Stolen from Ah Wee - his trousers. P25 - General License - William Telford BEechworth District License - Lewis C Kinchela Bright The above are for Auctioneer's Licenses. P26 - Stolen Ah Loong charged - Samuel Crilly Yackandandah. Charles Dempsey charged - James Lawson Kiewa Little River Ovens Joseph Horsefall - Middle Creek Belvoir P27 Inquest - Yabba-yabba unknown body male Jan 1870 Escaped Prisoner - George Ah Cheong is now stated to be keeping a gaming house at Yackandandah Ovens. Bald on the corwn, may wear a tai. Scar on the forehead is a little under the hair or on its edge. Lost one or two upper front teeth. 31/1/1870 Page 29 Incendiarism Robert Montgomery Hurdle Creek Oxley P31 Stolen - William Hogan, Kilfera Benalla district. P32 Missing - Euroa - James Hanley P34 Stolen Harcourt Lee - Wangaratta P35 Stolen from Richard O'Leary, Devil's River Mansfield on the night of the 1st instant, 2 old red gin cases containing bees and honey &c. 14/2/1870 Stolen - Edard Butterowrth Happy Valley Myrtleford P36 Stolen - Ah Yee, alias Chin Ah Yee charged with stealing saddle (since recovered) from Ah Fat, has been arrested by the Grant police, Ovens, but discharged by the bench for want of evidence 14/2/1870 REWARD To constable Thomas Costigan (2025) at Mansfield, Upper Gouburn, £3 has been awarded in acknowledgment of his services in the arrest and prosecution of - Hayden and Walsh, sentenced to 3 months for larceny; and of Neilson, sentenced to 6 months for habitual drunkenness. P36 - Publicans' Licenses - fees received from the below (no more to add for lookups) Wm Adams Wood's Pt Ah Louey, Woods' Pt J.S. Bentley Bungaree (NE?) Neil Carey Bungaree Robert Moras Wahgunyah Thos Matthews Tallangatta Jas Marshall Wahgunyah Andrew Mather Bungaree Wm McKay, Durham, Ovens D. W. Lynch Mitta Mitta Edward Larkin, Bungaree T.P Knight, Shepparton Camille Rean, WAhgunah Zredrich Schroeder Wahgunyah Jas Scott Wahgunyah William Brown Rutherglen Thos. Dawes, Reedy Creek (??NE) Thomas Gidley, Chiltern Road J. J. Glenn, Springs, Bungaree Joseph Harrington Bungaree John Tanner Barnawartha John Tooley, Black Springs (there was a Black Springs outside B/worth but I don't know if this was this particular one) M O'Keefe, Wood's Point John Robson, Bungaree Alice owe Bungaree Wine and Spirits Licenses Charles Montford, Wood's Pt took out a "Grocers' License"

If you would like details of anyting below, happy to help out if you can give references of year and page number Page 11 Missing Friends - Henry Connelly - Bowyards near Wangarattta - Charles McLean. Page 16 Theft Chalres Atkinson, Wangaratta Common Page 17 Highway Robbertin "Stolen from Frederick Kettle, while asleep under his verandah at Oxley Plains, Benalla district, on the morning of the 1/1/1870 an old silver openfaced Geneva watch, white dial cracked at the angle of the spring of the back case, spring rather weak, and not opening by pressure; attached an English gold fancy Albert guard with gold bar, a common watch-key, and a small steel key of a workbox. £1.10.0 reward on conviction" Now, Ithought people slept ON the verandah and that verandah was the base, not the roof. I live I learn. Page 18 Stolen - from the dwelling of Peter Winholt, Greta, Oxley Benalla District and William Woods - same article Page 19 Desertion of his wife Joh Bower, Winton Benalla Page 20 Missing Matthew Shaum - Chiltern for his home at INdigo Creek. Mrs. McHugh is mentioned. Stolen - Jesse Gower of Greta. Page 21 Stolen - MIchael Ryan Little River Belvoir Joshua Nolan -Rutherglen James Christie Rutherglen P24 Stolen - Mark Baldwin Beechworth - Mr. Frazer - Fletcher and Darvall - Jeffs Stolen from Ah Wee - his trousers. P25 - General License - William Telford BEechworth District License - Lewis C Kinchela Bright The above are for Auctioneer's Licenses. P26 - Stolen Ah Loong charged - Samuel Crilly Yackandandah. Charles Dempsey charged - James Lawson Kiewa Little River Ovens Joseph Horsefall - Middle Creek Belvoir P27 Inquest - Yabba-yabba unknown body male Jan 1870 Escaped Prisoner - George Ah Cheong is now stated to be keeping a gaming house at Yackandandah Ovens. Bald on the corwn, may wear a tai. Scar on the forehead is a little under the hair or on its edge. Lost one or two upper front teeth. 31/1/1870 Page 29 Incendiarism Robert Montgomery Hurdle Creek Oxley P31 Stolen - William Hogan, Kilfera Benalla district. P32 Missing - Euroa - James Hanley P34 Stolen Harcourt Lee - Wangaratta P35 Stolen from Richard O'Leary, Devil's River Mansfield on the night of the 1st instant, 2 old red gin cases containing bees and honey &c. 14/2/1870 Stolen - Edard Butterowrth Happy Valley Myrtleford P36 Stolen - Ah Yee, alias Chin Ah Yee charged with stealing saddle (since recovered) from Ah Fat, has been arrested by the Grant police, Ovens, but discharged by the bench for want of evidence 14/2/1870 REWARD To constable Thomas Costigan (2025) at Mansfield, Upper Gouburn, £3 has been awarded in acknowledgment of his services in the arrest and prosecution of - Hayden and Walsh, sentenced to 3 months for larceny; and of Neilson, sentenced to 6 months for habitual drunkenness. P36 - Publicans' Licenses - fees received from the below (no more to add for lookups) Wm Adams Wood's Pt Ah Louey, Woods' Pt J.S. Bentley Bungaree (NE?) Neil Carey Bungaree Robert Moras Wahgunyah Thos Matthews Tallangatta Jas Marshall Wahgunyah Andrew Mather Bungaree Wm McKay, Durham, Ovens D. W. Lynch Mitta Mitta Edward Larkin, Bungaree T.P Knight, Shepparton Camille Rean, WAhgunah Zredrich Schroeder Wahgunyah Jas Scott Wahgunyah William Brown Rutherglen Thos. Dawes, Reedy Creek (??NE) Thomas Gidley, Chiltern Road J. J. Glenn, Springs, Bungaree Joseph Harrington Bungaree John Tanner Barnawartha John Tooley, Black Springs (there was a Black Springs outside B/worth but I don't know if this was this particular one) M O'Keefe, Wood's Point John Robson, Bungaree Alice owe Bungaree Wine and Spirits Licenses Charles Montford, Wood's Pt took out a "Grocers' License"

Thanks for this Chris, I will give it a try. Judy -----Original Message----- From: Chris Wild [mailto:wildmob@dodo.com.au] Sent: 22 May 2002 4:39 PM To: AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [AVNE] Lloyds of Corryong Hi Judy I don't have any Lloyd's swinging off any of my branches, but there are still Lloyds living in Corryong. Check ph book/ewp - maybe a ph call/ letter may prove fruitful? Sorry, that's the best I can do. Chris On Wednesday, May 22, 2002, at 08:18 AM, Eric and Judy Douthie wrote: > Hi to everyone on the list. > Does anyone out there have Lloyds of Corryong in their family tree. > George > Horn Lloyd b 1876 married Mary Mahon. George died in Corryong in 1951 > John Benzie Lloyd b 1884 married Louisa Scammell in 1911. John died in > Corryong in 1945 > > George and John's mother was Ann Benzie she married William Bayliss > Lloyd in > 1868. Ann had been married before to a John Martin in 1860 in Scotland > and > had two daughters. I can find no trace of these two girls. I would like > to > know what happened to them. Ann Benzie was a sister of my gggrandmother > Jane > Benzie > Regards > Judy > > ______________________________

Dear list, I am not sure if I posted this before, but if I have, never mind. If you are looking for pictures of the NE etc, you should try this site. Site address is www.pictureaustralia.org I tried a surname search and came up with a photo of a relative. Yippee. Carol Dale

Pamela I have got the book and I think I may have got it in either Yackandandah or Tallangatta New - it has no price on it. It is only a snall book 52 pages. It was published in 1980 and the printers were Thomson Printing, 401 Kiewa Street, Albury 2640. It may be worth while contacting them to see if they have any copies or know where you could obtain one - they may even be able to put you in contact with the author who may have some left. Also since the forward is by Gordon F. Craig Chairman (in 1980) of the Albury Wodonga Development Corporation the Albury Family History Group may be worthwhile contacting. You never know. Kathy ----- Original Message ----- From: <Pamela.Lockwood@csiro.au> To: <AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 24, 2002 3:07 PM Subject: [AVNE] Book hunt > Hi Everyone > > It will soon be the 92nd birthday of a family member who has supplied me > with masses of info. As he was involved with gold mining in the > Mitta/Tallangatta district I would like to obtain the following book for him > but I can't track down a copy anywhere. I've tried all the major 2nd hand > booksellers. Any ideas?? > > The days of gold: mining in the Tallangatta area / Tony Convey > > Thanks > Pamela > >

I went looking around June 1859 to see whether the story I had extracted was reported in the Gazette. Yes At 1.15 am on the 24th instant the mail coach from Beechworth was stuck up on the road between Seymour and Broadmeadows about 4 miles from the latter place, by 3 armed men, two of whom were mounted and one on foot. Description of the offenders - etc etc. (if anyone wants this I shall type it up) One of the offenders was called "Bill" by his companions. Particulars respecting the property taken, as follows - 10 mail bags containing letters from the various intermediate townships from Beechworth. In one of the bags was a registered letter addressed to "Joe Johnson, Tattersalls Hotel, Melbourne" contained four £1 notes, viz 1st, on the Oriental bank, Melbourne dated 1/1/1858 #170960 2nd on same bank dated Sydney 1/1/1857 #90339 3rd on Bank of NSW Melbourne 1/1/1857 #28680 4th on same bank dated Geelong 1/1/1858 #47264 Two £5 notes were taken from Frank May the driver, a silver verge watch #4787 maker Brooksbank Bradford, a silk guard with beads attached, guard broken; one £5 2 £1 notes and some silver from James Dutton, passenger; a colonial gold ring, twisted in the shape of a knot, one buckle ring, colonial gold, 5 small rubies set in buckle, on of which is missing 5s in silver, and a pair of wellington boots, from James Goodsir, passenger. It goes on with other property stolen and then lists the letters stolen Two men names respectively Daniel Bergin, James Williams, and Patrick Maguire, have been arrested by the police at Reedy Creek on suspicion of having committed the offence 31/5/1859 The two men hereafter named and described left Reedy Creek on the morning of the 27th ultimo, en route to Sydney overland and had with them 3 horses...........describes horses. Paddy Farrell alias McCarthy describes him 2nd man known as Peter and his descripton. June 23rd 1859 - more on robbery Further particulars - Peter Hackett and dAniel Bergin have been commited for trial for robbing the beechworth mail. Patrick Maguire has been discharged (he was in the story a shop owner) =================================

Side tracked again - looking for something and found the following which I know will be of interest to those in Buckland Police Gazette 2/6/1859 MURDER Fifty Pounds Reward - Free Pardon to an Accessory. Whereas on the night of Saturday the 23 of April last, a party of Europeans, 8 in number, attacked the Chinese encampment at Mosse's Creek Ovens River Buckland in which about 16 Chinamen resided, and burned down the tents and beat several of the Chinese: And whereas one of the said Chinese, named Ah Sang, died on the following morning from the effects of the blows inflicted, Notice is hereby given that a reward of £50 will be paid for such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of each of the persons implicated in the murder above described. His Excellency the Governor will also extend Her Majesty's free pardon to any person implicated in such murder who will give the required information, provided such person was not the actual murderer. By His Excellency's Command. John O'Shanassy. ========== Some INquests - Page153 1859 Alfred Wm Plummer Yackandandah Frank Fairburn Wangaratta Remains of female near the bridge Wangaratta P172 1859 Edward Singleton Smith - Commercial Hotel Beechworth P173 Chin Tin Spring Creek Ovens Henry Hill alias Frederick Silver Creek Ovens

Thanks! -----Original Message----- From: Chris Wild [mailto:wildmob@dodo.com.au] Sent: Wednesday, 22 May 2002 8:39 PM To: AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [AVNE] Tallangatta names Dawn Drawn a blank on all these - sorry. Chris On Thursday, May 9, 2002, at 07:23 PM, Dawn Webb wrote: > Hi Chris > > a long shot - if you come across any Peters, Hounsell, Sawyer, Carter s > in > those books, I'd be interested. My gg grandparents names.. in the > general > Albury Corryong area but scattered about, brothers, sisters, many > children... > > thank you > > Dawn (Melbourne) > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Chris Wild" <wildmob@dodo.com.au> > To: <AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 8:24 AM > Subject: [AVNE] Tallangatta names > > >> Hi all >> >> In the next couple of days via an inter library loan I will have the >> following books - >> Old Tallangatta - Malcolm Rohan >> Shire of Tallangatta - Keith Swan >> The Branch Line -Lloyd Homes >> How Do Towns Change (a rerference book comparing business houses from >> then to now, lots of pic's.) >> >> If anybody wants to throw names in my direction (gently), happy to look >> for them as I browse. >> >> Chris >> > >

George Boswell is charged, on warrant, wit attempting to stab George Strain at Tarrawingee Ovens on the 22nd instant. He is a Victorian native, a laborer, aged about 20 5'6" high, dark hair, sallow complexion, dark beard just showing, thin build, small nose; wore dark Crimean shirt, moleskin trousers, and dark hat with white puggree. He is supposed to have gone to STanley orBeechworth P2 Jan 4 1870 -- The rate for transmission of a telegraphic message not exceeding 10 words within the colony of Victoria, has now been reduced to 1/- and for every additional word 1d. P2 1870 January W.A. Bowderay - Rutherglen drowned P3 1870 G Brown deserting child - Benalla P3 1870 Theft - Alexander Pritchard Beechworth P4 1870 Samuel Houston - Beechworth P7 1870 Francis Roughead - Beechworth P8 1870 Stolen from James Hatten, Mack's Creek, Jamieson, about 25th December 1869, 6 copper plates 4 feet x 2, each with a row of nail holes on the edges 1 inch apart, 4 other rows of tacks on each plate 6 inches apart. Supposed taken to Graytown, McIvor by 2 Chinamen. Gazette 7/1/1870 Page 9 Police - Ovens District - Beechworth Belvoir, Bright Buckland Chiltern El Dorado Growlers Creek Myrtleford Rutherglen Snowy Creek Stanley Tarrawingee Thalangatta Wahgunyah and Yackandandah 1870 January Police - Upper Goulburn District - Jamieson Alexandra Darlingford Doon Junction, Gaffney's Creek, Godfrey's Creek, Jericho, Marysville, Mansfield, Wood's Point and Yea 1870 January

Dawn Drawn a blank on all these - sorry. Chris On Thursday, May 9, 2002, at 07:23 PM, Dawn Webb wrote: > Hi Chris > > a long shot - if you come across any Peters, Hounsell, Sawyer, Carter s > in > those books, I'd be interested. My gg grandparents names.. in the > general > Albury Corryong area but scattered about, brothers, sisters, many > children... > > thank you > > Dawn (Melbourne) > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Chris Wild" <wildmob@dodo.com.au> > To: <AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 8:24 AM > Subject: [AVNE] Tallangatta names > > >> Hi all >> >> In the next couple of days via an inter library loan I will have the >> following books - >> Old Tallangatta - Malcolm Rohan >> Shire of Tallangatta - Keith Swan >> The Branch Line -Lloyd Homes >> How Do Towns Change (a rerference book comparing business houses from >> then to now, lots of pic's.) >> >> If anybody wants to throw names in my direction (gently), happy to look >> for them as I browse. >> >> Chris >> > >

Jennifer Sorry, nothing on Colston or Lennon. Chris On Thursday, May 9, 2002, at 09:25 AM, Jennifer wrote: > Hi Chris > > Thanks for the offer. > > My father Douglas Thomas COLSTON was born in Tallangatta 3 October > 1907. > His father Arthur Alfred COLSTON was a coach builder. Mother Ethel Mary > (nee LENNON) > My father's elder brother was Fraser COLSTON. > > Thanks again > Jennifer > jcrockett@optusnet.com.au > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Chris Wild" <wildmob@dodo.com.au> > To: <AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 8:24 AM > Subject: [AVNE] Tallangatta names > > >> Hi all >> >> In the next couple of days via an inter library loan I will have the >> following books - >> Old Tallangatta - Malcolm Rohan >> Shire of Tallangatta - Keith Swan >> The Branch Line -Lloyd Homes >> How Do Towns Change (a rerference book comparing business houses from >> then to now, lots of pic's.) >> >> If anybody wants to throw names in my direction (gently), happy to look >> for them as I browse. >> >> Chris >> > >

Hi Judy I don't have any Lloyd's swinging off any of my branches, but there are still Lloyds living in Corryong. Check ph book/ewp - maybe a ph call/ letter may prove fruitful? Sorry, that's the best I can do. Chris On Wednesday, May 22, 2002, at 08:18 AM, Eric and Judy Douthie wrote: > Hi to everyone on the list. > Does anyone out there have Lloyds of Corryong in their family tree. > George > Horn Lloyd b 1876 married Mary Mahon. George died in Corryong in 1951 > John Benzie Lloyd b 1884 married Louisa Scammell in 1911. John died in > Corryong in 1945 > > George and John's mother was Ann Benzie she married William Bayliss > Lloyd in > 1868. Ann had been married before to a John Martin in 1860 in Scotland > and > had two daughters. I can find no trace of these two girls. I would like > to > know what happened to them. Ann Benzie was a sister of my gggrandmother > Jane > Benzie > Regards > Judy > >

Hi to everyone on the list. Does anyone out there have Lloyds of Corryong in their family tree. George Horn Lloyd b 1876 married Mary Mahon. George died in Corryong in 1951 John Benzie Lloyd b 1884 married Louisa Scammell in 1911. John died in Corryong in 1945 George and John's mother was Ann Benzie she married William Bayliss Lloyd in 1868. Ann had been married before to a John Martin in 1860 in Scotland and had two daughters. I can find no trace of these two girls. I would like to know what happened to them. Ann Benzie was a sister of my gggrandmother Jane Benzie Regards Judy

Susan I replied to you on the goldfields list but for anyone interested steerage was betwee £20 and £25 from London to Victoria - with provisions Mary -------Original Message------- From: AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, 21 May 2002 07:16:27 AM To: AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [AVNE] Price of ticket Does anyone have any idea how much a ticket for an unassisted passage from England to Melbourne or Geelong would have cost for an ordinary person during the gold rush? This came up in conversation over supper - and I wondered why I had never thought of such on obvious question before! Susan

Hey - I missed that one - slipping... Nandina At 04:41 PM 5/19/02 +1000, you wrote: >Just me and my bad typing Jennifer. Ask Nandina! >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Jennifer" <jcrockett@optusnet.com.au> >To: <AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2002 4:25 PM >Subject: Re: [AVNE] Madman's Gully, Beechworth > > > > < In the middle is Madman Bully running down to the Stanley Road.> > > > > > > The mind boggles. > > > > Jennifer > > > >

Noeleen Chewton is very close to Castlemaine, like almost part of it rather than near Maryborough Di > Peter > > Ido believe you've got it! The other place I knew which was Chewton and of > that is over near Maryborough. So it fits in. > > Thanks, another bit falls into place > > Noeleen > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Peter Ross" <rossof@ozemail.com.au> > To: <AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, May 20, 2002 7:07 PM > Subject: Re: [AVNE] place names > > > > Noeleen, > > > > I believe Forest Creek was the early name of Castlemaine, Vic. Maybe the > N > > signified Castlemaine North? > > > > Peter R > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Noeleen LLoyd <noeleenlloyd@hotmail.com> > > To: <AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Monday, May 20, 2002 5:17 PM > > Subject: [AVNE] place names > > > > > > > Hi everyone > > > > > > can anyone shed any light on where the following Victorian place names > > might be > > > > > > (Taken from BDM's) > > > > > > FOREST CKN > > > NORTH SHIELDS > > > > > > thanks > > > > > > Noeleen > > > > > > > > > > >

Warrant - Louis Berlinger Blew - DAvid Lasker - Chiltern P123 George Richards - George Kitchen Beechwroth P127 Ticket of Leave Holders Illegally at large James Darley - Ovens P126 Edward Speed alias Daniel E Stephens - Ovens P126 Missing Friends - P145 Edward Browning from London to Yackandandah - Lower diggings PubLic vaccinators Rutherglen - Henry B Wilson, Dr. Dempster resigned P148 Wine and Spirits P151 Julius Mendelson - SAndy Creek Mathew McNally, Benalla Robert H. Turner, Jamieson Flat Publicans - P151 T.P. Knight, Prince ofWales Hotel Shepparton - paid at Be/worth

1861 Telegraphic communications has been opened to Yackandandah - 6/3/1861 Stolen - James Feely - Black Springs P94 John and William Cooper Docker's Plains Wang P110 Omeo POlice District The headquarters of the Omeo district have been transferred from Livingstone Creek to the Mitchell (Lucknow) P112 Wine & Spirit Licenses P113 Beechworth Dale and Thompson MOrse's Creek Dyring, Charels Pennyweight Flat Goldschmidt Henry Chiltern Jackson Jonathan Reid's Creek Masterton and Hamilton Beechworth McCleery Alexander Rutherglen Osborne Edward Ovens River Tidyman Christopher, Spring Creek Leacy MIchael, Wangaratta District Publicans P113 Beggs, John, Royal HOtel Yackandandah Kleine Charles Junction Hotel Clear Creek Brewers P113 G.B. Kerferd & Co Beechworth Knight & Son Wahgunyah Inquest - P113 A Magisterial enquiry was held at the police station, Rutherglen on the 4th Instant (March) on a portion of the remains of a female child found near that place in the bush early in the morning of the same day. Verdict to the effect that the child had been deserted or exposed, but whether living or not as the time is not shown by the evidence. The portions of the body found in the first instance appeared to have been carried into the scrub by dogs; about 500 yards further in was found a calico bag tied with a piece of pink ribbon, containing rags saturated with blood, and close to it the skull and blade bones of an infant. Appearances seem to indicate that at this spot the birth had taken place and that the body had been partly devoured by dogs or pigs. Additional enquiries are being made. 20.3.01861 William Turland has been arrested by the Ovens police for deserting his fmaily 20/3/1861

Does anyone have any idea how much a ticket for an unassisted passage from England to Melbourne or Geelong would have cost for an ordinary person during the gold rush? This came up in conversation over supper - and I wondered why I had never thought of such on obvious question before! Susan