amongst some papers and documents Chris Wild sent me are the following names. These are all relating to the area Zulu Creek and Sassafras Creek but some had moved in from another areas such as OMeo Charles Howell Hodgson George Hodgson Evan Marsden John Horace Elliott Robert Higgins Richard Jeffs Louisa Crawford James Her/r/on George Gray William Jarvis x 2 Thomas Rawes A.H. Meurant Thomas Sinclair E. Mildren Jos. Nichol John Drummond 0 x J. Whylie & Gribble Thomas Coleman C. A. Goodwin John C Schmack Stewart BOYD am happy to provide particulars. Please apply Denise helendmc@powerup.com.au ( g) Getting into the swing of it folks! Denise

These names are staff members of Crawford and Co - Crawford & Connolly - H. A. Crawford & Co. who have so far been unearthed whilst researching "staff". The company was based in the north east of Victoria but did run under the banner of Cobb and Co. from Melbourne to Albury and from Albury to Wagga Wagg at some stage. The company also ran to Narrandera NSW. Most of the names below were drivers of coaches - horse and coach variety. If you know of anyone else who did drive these routes would you please get in touch? I would be delighted to hear from anyone who connects. Excuse cross posting. regards Denise--- Archie Hill Arthur Kilpatrick George Goodwin Harry Andrews Jack Stapleton H. Thomas MOffitt Harry Hollister Harry Klippel W.H. Keast Thomas Berrigan Steve Mills George Hill Harry Ray Pat Berrigan Mick Healey Horatio Nelson Charles Morrell Thomas "Tommy" Hoyle R. Harris -Wangaratta Richard Comerford Mark Pope Fred Galooley Mich Dougherty John Buckley James Concrief ...Phelan Nicholas Leonard Charles Beck John O'Brien Leon Vandenberg Charles D. Ferguson J. Curtain William Connolly James King

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Thanks Nandina, could you pls put my request on your to do list. I have only searched the local NE papers, - as he died in Glenhuntly, hoping it was reported in a paper down there.? Appreciate your help. Chris On Saturday, April 20, 2002, at 11:20 AM, nandina morris wrote: > Chris - if no-one has volunteered, I will be in the State Library in a > couple of weeks, and can add this to my list of look ups. Please let me > know if your request has already been satisfied, and if not, whether you > know of the papers that were searched. > > I like to be helpful when I can, but have difficulty in being specific > regarding days of going in to the city. > > Cheers, > > Nandina > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Chris Wild <wildmob@dodo.com.au> > To: <AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 4:32 PM > Subject: [AVNE] Newspapers > > >> Can SKS who has access to Melb papers pls look for an OBIT for my >> dear g >> uncle Henrich (Harry) KLIPPEL (the coach driver). He died 14 June 1925 >> in Glenhuntly. >> >> This may help me secure my overdue pay rise!!!! >> >> Many thanks >> Chris. >> > > > --- > Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.350 / Virus Database: 196 - Release Date: 4/17/02 > >

Chris - if no-one has volunteered, I will be in the State Library in a couple of weeks, and can add this to my list of look ups. Please let me know if your request has already been satisfied, and if not, whether you know of the papers that were searched. I like to be helpful when I can, but have difficulty in being specific regarding days of going in to the city. Cheers, Nandina ----- Original Message ----- From: Chris Wild <wildmob@dodo.com.au> To: <AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 4:32 PM Subject: [AVNE] Newspapers > Can SKS who has access to Melb papers pls look for an OBIT for my dear g > uncle Henrich (Harry) KLIPPEL (the coach driver). He died 14 June 1925 > in Glenhuntly. > > This may help me secure my overdue pay rise!!!! > > Many thanks > Chris. > --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.350 / Virus Database: 196 - Release Date: 4/17/02

Dear researchers This message is being posted to a number of mailing lists - apologies for cross postings. Archives@Victoria, your new online gateway to the archives of the government of Victoria, will become available on Monday 29 April 2002. The address for Archives@Victoria is www.prov.vic.gov.au/archivesvictoria. Through Archives@Victoria you will be able to register as a PROV user, search PROV catalogues online and request and order records that you wish to view in one of our Reading Rooms. We believe our new system will be of great benefit to all researchers, particularly those from regional Victoria who will be able to order records prior to visiting our Reading Rooms. Please note. No original records will be available in our Reading Rooms during the roll-out period covering Friday and Saturday, 26 and 27 April. Normal service resumes when Archives@Victoria goes live on Monday 29 April. Any original records that you have on order at that time will be returned to our Repository, and you will need to order them again, from Monday 29 April. Public Record Office Victoria regrets this inconvenience, but these arrangements are necessary to ensure a smooth transition from our old to new systems. I will post further details by 29 April. Regards James McKinnon Manager Reference Services Public Record Office Victoria

Hi, Is there anyone else out there researching the family of Archibald and Mary Colville (Yackandandah)? James Colville b 1862 Hannah Jane b 1864 William James b1865 George Reid b 1868 Mary Elizabeth b 1871 Margaret b 1873 Archibald b 1876 Ellen (or Helen) b 1879 Ronda Shambrook

Was there a gentleman asking a couple of weeks ago about Henry William Peel. If so please reply if you are still interested - Chris Wild has found an article on his disappearance. I have a copy - save the poor girl from typing it up again. Denise

Dear List, In my search for the arrival of one of my families, I now have the shipping pages for the following ships and voyages. I dont think I have the whole list but am willing to check for names and provide copies if required. All arrived Port Phillip Lord Warriston 1852 OCT Fairlie 1856 JUN Acadia 1856 DEC Invicible 1858 SEP Not all the sheets are easy to read, so I wont guarantee any success. Carol Dale

Dear List, I was wandering around the web today and found the Vic Museum Big Family Album sites which has a large amount of photos. Website address is www.museum.vic.gov.au/bfa/. Got some good interesting photos when I looked up Beechworth. The other interesting site is the Immigration Museum site, particularly their tribute wall, where people can contribute the details of the first members of their family to arrive in Australia. It has a search facility and has helped me find the arrival of a particularly difficult couple to find. Worth a look, sorry but dont have the web address to hand. Carol Dale researching Wilberforce and related families

Dear List, I was wandering around the web today and found the Vic Museum Big Family Album sites which has a large amount of photos. Website address is www.museum.vic.gov.au/bfa/. Got some good interesting photos when I looked up Beechworth. The other interesting site is the Immigration Museum site, particularly their tribute wall, where people can contribute the details of the first members of their family to arrive in Australia. It has a search facility and has helped me find the arrival of a particularly difficult couple to find. Worth a look, sorry but dont have the web address to hand. Carol Dale researching Wilberforce and related families

DOHRING T A 23 1854 MAR OSCAR VIDAL Is there anyone out there connected to this person. Kaye Vernon Beacon Hill

Hi Listers I have just received the latest newsletter from the PRO, they have a new service letting people order documents on line, we still have to go to Melbourne to look at them but at least it is only 1 trip. Check out their website at www.prov.vic.gov.au/archivesvictoria for further info. Cheers Barb -- Jamieson & District Historical Society Inc. PO Box 26, Jamieson 3723 Phone 03 57770690 Fax 03 5777 0892 jdhs@mansfield.net.au http://www.vicnet.net.au/~jdhs

Can SKS who has access to Melb papers pls look for an OBIT for my dear g uncle Henrich (Harry) KLIPPEL (the coach driver). He died 14 June 1925 in Glenhuntly. This may help me secure my overdue pay rise!!!! Many thanks Chris.

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Hi Denise According to family John Jenkins owned the Criterion Hotel in ?ROBE . JJ b. 1819 Isle of Mann married Euphemia Mc.Neil b. Isle of Skye 1834 d 1875 aged 41 bur. Edenhope Vic. and married JJ 23.6.1857 first child b. 5.4.1857 Benyeo Edenhope Vic. Do you know whether you Mc.Neil GM had any sisters? Regards Heather

http://www.doi.vic.gov.au/doi/hvolr.nsf try the site folks - good for Beechworth and surrounds - Heritage sites. Denise

I see you, Mary - does every one else see Mary? Cheers, Nandina ----- Original Message ----- From: Mary Dean <Deans@bigpond.com> To: <AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2002 12:45 PM Subject: [AVNE] am I still? > I am just checking if I am subscribed, I seem to be unsubscribed on a couple > of lists > Mary > --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.343 / Virus Database: 190 - Release Date: 3/22/02

I am just checking if I am subscribed, I seem to be unsubscribed on a couple of lists Mary

1857 Sept D MOngomery had the Southern Cross Restaurant Harrington the auctioneer occupied a cottage in Star Lane. Charles King Spring Creek looking for a sober steady and slaugherting butcher Thos Dalziel Architect Levi Powell - Architect R. Hamsworth buther at the bridge on Melbourne Road wanted a girl to nurse etc. Mr. Ash and Mr. Oakey will oblige by calling at the newspaper office - Mr. Ash late of the Eagle hotel Woolshed John Murray dairyman Upper Woolshed V.S. Burnett & Co. meeting of creditors re the Burnett Professor Eagle will do his tricks at the Crow Hotel Silver Creek - and for one night only! NOv 1864 W.G. Brett - Deputy Sherrif B/worth Mr. Berry paymaster and receiver - await his arrival Mr.W.H. Barnard - just left that job Rev. Wm Brightwell - Baptist minister due to arrive and will be greated with a tea meeting. "To give zest to the gathering the Tonic Sol-Fa Association will be present and wing several pieces of sacred and other music." And things don't change - El Dorado Disfranchised. It is rather too much of a good thing that the people of El Dorado h ave been twice disfranchised without any fault of their own. It appears that some hundred elecotrs took out Electoral rights for the Murray district; but by some incomprehensible mistake they did not appear on the roll. We trust that our new members will look after this matter in the House, and remember that the El Dorado, both geographically and through its interests belongs to the Beechworth division. Here endeth the newspaper copies I made on the circus!!!! All of the last few emails have been taken from these copies and if you are interested contact me shortly for they will be filed away without referencing. I won't be able to look up names then. They were taken from snippets, articles and ads. That's all folks Denise