Hi everyone. MOre names from the Beechworth burials. I'm only putting surnames down today, but if you have anyone with that name, email if you want more, giving me the christian names. regards Denise McLeod McLine McLoughlin McLuckie McMahon McManns McManus McMaster McMillan McMinn McMonigle McMorran McMurray there are several different people for most of the above names

Hi Everyone. Back from the Deep South to find a mail box overflowing, even tho I'd unsubbed from so many lists. The n/e lists have been busy it seems. We had a wonderful time. The weather was kind, the north east people were kind (including Zipper Ross) in fact the north east people were their usual wonderful helpful selves. I found lots I didn't expect, as did Judy W. for one. I wish everyone could have seen her face when she found a connection to Di Carroll. It had been her day for sure, and then to find out this, did she giggle. I was delighted to meet everyone, those who attended were all wonderful company and we had some super fun filled meals. B/worth will never be the same again I think the largest group for dinner was close on 30 people. I am sure the local hosteleries will be in hiding when the circus hits town again. One actually got advanced warning and closed for business! I am sure we will all have more to add. I for one have found snippets of names I recall being posted on the list (whilst in the Burke Museum) and when I've unpacked I shall post these and hope they help. In the meantime I must clear my box of hundreds of emails. Great to be home, but it was a ball, and thanks to all who attended and made it such. Many many thanks to Di for arranging all she did, great evenings, information to hand, and the various family groups available to all who needed them. Denise

Lorraine. Sorry for the delay, been down with the circus. This photo does not have a date, but going on the age my grandfather appears to be, I would think it probably in the 1920/30's. Denise ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lorraine Key" <keyman@net2000.com.au> To: <AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 16, 2002 6:06 AM Subject: Re: [AVNE] Coach Drivers and photo > Hi Denise > What year is that. I am looking for information on a G Davis > But he died 1858 in Moama, so the one you have listed may be him. > Thank you Lorraine > > Denise

Joy. I was sorry to find you not at the Pinsettdinner as I did look forward to meeting you. But Iunderstand, and hope you are well again. regardsDenise ----- Original Message ----- From: "nandina morris" <nandina@alphalink.com.au> To: <AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 8:50 AM Subject: Re: [AVNE] Murchison > Oh, Joy - what a shame your trip was spoiled. I know panic attacks, as do > my children. I believe my mother may also have been prone to these wretched > events. > I am

I saw the following names which I recognized from posts on the lists, when I was digging thru the Burke Museum records. Hope they help some. - regards Denise 1.BECK Andrew Gardener Chiltern Road. Owner dwelling premises and paddock 8 acres. Allot 7 Section J - from Rates 1887-88 2. CHERRY George - Engine Driver John St Spring Creek. Dwelling premises and land, owner John Burrows - Rates 1887-88 3. BECK Charles High St - Piggeries - Rates 1888-89 4. BECK Charles Transfer of License to Exchange Hotel 27/8/1895. 5. MILNE John Thomas son of John and Annabella. Member. (of Church I presume) 15th July 1863 in J. Milne's house Growlers Creek - Presbyterian Baptism Records - Beechworth 6. DRUMMOND George Gillick son of John and Catherine, adherent. on 3rd Novemb 1863 in Drummonds house Bright. DRUMMOND Alexander Macduff son of as above DRUMMOND Charles Currie as above Baptisms - Presb. Church Beechworth 7. DRUMMOND W. and Party. October 12th 1855. Woolshed 8 bed claims between Andersons and Main Creek DRUMMOND W 29th October 1855 - right of water from Tributary Mining Register Beechworth Burke Museum I also have the burial records at Beechworth Cem for Allen - William James Allendar, Henry Allesz, Ann Allevenshaw, Hugh Alliband, Thomas Allis, Eliza Allson, William Race Alloie, Elizabeth Allot, Cecil Allott, Amelia Allott, Elizabeth Allott, George Henry Allott, Jane Allott, Thomas Allott, Thomas Alpert, Christian Alsop, Esther Altman, Elizabeth Altner Thomas Altree Eglah Always, John Ambrose, James Ambrose, Margaret Ambrose, Mary Ann Amor James Amor, Thomas Amsler, Ludwig Anderson (Child of Hanr) Anderson Alice Anderson, Ada Blanche Anderson, Adeline Ross Anderson, Agnes Anderson, Albert Marti Anderson, Alexander Anderson, Alice If anyone wants more of the burial details let me know. Happy to post. More burial names later. Hope the names from various records help - particular my staff members and rellies!!!!!!! More later Denise

Hi Listers, I have just received a photo of a gravestone in Woods Point and it says: "ELIZABETH HINE (she is my 2x gr grandaunt) and her infant grandchildren Vera Abodina, Honor Marguerite STAGPOOLE and Victor Alexander" Unfortunately there are no dates. I have bits and pieces of information for the first two grandchildren. Apparently they were both 15 when they died which suggests that they were twins and it would make their birth date abt 1880. I believe that they were born in Woods Point and I also believe that their parents were John Goode STACPOOLE (Mine manager in Woods Point) and Ann HINE daughter of Elizabeth HINE. One little complication: John & Ann did not get married until 1882 -- 2 years after 1880 however ....... First of all, I am fascinated with their names and why did twin girls die in the same year --possibly the same time-- at age 15? I have no idea who Victor Alexander was. If anyone is doing research on the STACPOOLE or HINE families especially in Woods Point, I would love to hear from you to compare notes. I have much more data on their ancestors. Cheers, Ted LANNING, West Vancouver, BC CAN

Dear Judy, I believe I might have a little extra information on the Cullen line. Angus Fraser Cullen born 1872,Albury NSW was the son of William Cullen and Janette Fraser. Janette Fraser was born 1838 Nova Scotia. Her father Angus Fraser was born 1808 & died 1890, Woodend Vic. Sorry I haven't studied the Agnes Reynolds line but may be able to get information from other relatives on that line. Perhaps you could provide a brief chart to me showing the details of what you have already, so I can ask an elderly relative. in case she has extra info. My association is with a Cullen marrying a McLaurin. My 4x g,grandfather was a McLaurin. Best Wishes, Margaret Kennedy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Eric and Judy Douthie" <douth@dingoblue.net.au> To: <AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002 6:03 PM Subject: [AVNE] Cullen Wahgunyah > Is there anybody on the list who is researching the Cullen family of > Wahgunyah? > I am particularly interested in Agnes Reynolds who married Angus Fraser > CULLEN in 1910. > Any help would be appreciated. > Regards > Judy > > > >

Is there anybody on the list who is researching the Cullen family of Wahgunyah? I am particularly interested in Agnes Reynolds who married Angus Fraser CULLEN in 1910. Any help would be appreciated. Regards Judy

I received the previous post through another group and thought it would interest others on this group as I have seen many post on here about the tour. Doreen C

~-----Original Message----- ~From: Dianne Carroll [mailto:yarragon@iprimus.com.au] ~Sent: Monday, 25 March 2002 3:19 PM ~To: AUS-VIC-NORTHWEST-L@rootsweb.com ~Sorry if this is a multiple post to you - I have posted it to ~several groups ~which you may be a member of. ~Hi All, ~Just wanted to share with you the success of Rootsweb and ~contributers. I am ~the list owner of one of these newsgroups and recently organised a tour of ~the region I cover, for members of my group, visiting museums, research ~centres and cemeteries in the area of interest. Thirty members ~came from all ~over Australia and found many of those impossibles! It was a fantastic 6 ~days and great to put faces to names/emails. ~ ~You can see a report on my site and I hope this slight 'off the topic' post ~inspires others to do the same, worth the effort and fantastic results. We ~are doing it in our area again next year. ~ ~Go to "Digger's of the Past" page at ~ http://home.iprimus.com.au/yarragon ~ ~ ~Regards Dianne ~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~ ~Dianne Carroll ~Victorian High Country Historian ~ ~ ~==== AUS-VIC-NORTHWEST Mailing List ==== ~Genealogy & History Links for Australia & More ~(Susie Zada's Site) ~http://www.zades.com.au/genlink.html ~ ~

Thanks MArgaret I will keep it in mind when I have exhausted the Du'ring theory Kaye ----- Original Message ----- From: Margaret Kennedy <marken@mcmedia.com.au> To: <AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2002 10:34 PM Subject: Re: [AVNE] DU'RING / SCHULZ > Dear Kaye, > The DYRING family were well known around Tallangatta Vic in the 1880's + > Maybe a variation in spelling > Maybe worth a check. > Regards > Margaret > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "kaye vernon" <kjvernon@bigpond.net.au> > To: <AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2002 5:34 PM > Subject: [AVNE] DU'RING / SCHULZ > . > > > > > I am searching for the family name of Du'ring / During or similar. > > I have reason to believe that it may have been my gt grandfathers birth > > name. He was adopted by the Schulz family after his mother died on board > > ship coming in to Victoria and I have just found the death of a woman on > the > > same ship as the Schulz family and I am assuming that he was one of the > > surviving children. > > If anyone has any information on this family I would be most interested. > > Kaye Vernon > > Beacon Hill > > NSW > > > > > > > >

Dear Kaye, The DYRING family were well known around Tallangatta Vic in the 1880's + Maybe a variation in spelling Maybe worth a check. Regards Margaret ----- Original Message ----- From: "kaye vernon" <kjvernon@bigpond.net.au> To: <AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2002 5:34 PM Subject: [AVNE] DU'RING / SCHULZ . > > I am searching for the family name of Du'ring / During or similar. > I have reason to believe that it may have been my gt grandfathers birth > name. He was adopted by the Schulz family after his mother died on board > ship coming in to Victoria and I have just found the death of a woman on the > same ship as the Schulz family and I am assuming that he was one of the > surviving children. > If anyone has any information on this family I would be most interested. > Kaye Vernon > Beacon Hill > NSW > > >

My Congratulations to all, Although I only participated in the Wangaratta - Milawa section of the circus I found it a rewarding experience. As a new member of the group it was great to meet other members. Thanks Di and all who helped in the success of the venture. Bonnie Joy. Researching: Ferguson, Kerr, Wolstenholme, McKimmie in Australia. Ferguson, Kerr, Sloan, Welsh in Ayrshire. -----Original Message----- From: natwisaus [mailto:natwisaus@albury.net.au] Sent: Sunday, 24 March 2002 5:47 PM To: AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [AVNE] What a great week Hi all What a great week at the circus, lots of info gathered & shared, stories told & lots & lots of laughs. A huge thank you to Di for all the organising, the people everywhere were so willing to help. For those that didn't join us, hopefully next time! Chris --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.325 / Virus Database: 182 - Release Date: 19/02/2002

Hi all What a great week at the circus, lots of info gathered & shared, stories told & lots & lots of laughs. A huge thank you to Di for all the organising, the people everywhere were so willing to help. For those that didn't join us, hopefully next time! Chris

Descendants of Margaret and Christopher KIBELL families include - MARCHANT, STONE, ELLEN, TIPPETT Descendants of Sarah and Christopher MUMMERY families include - DODDS, MCCOMB, MARKS, GREER, ROBERTSON Descendants of Mary and William FISHER families include - KNEEBONE, TIPPETT, WILSON, KIRWIN, DIEDRICK, HOLMES, HILL, POULTER Descendants of Elizabeth and Frank MUMMERY families include - MCKENZIE, WALLACE, MASON, MURRAY,MACKAY, COULTON-SMITH All families started off at Bowmans Forest in the 1850's Like to hear from anyone researching these families. Beverley

Hi David, It's a long time since you sent this note to the list. I am interested in your Kneebone research, but only from a 'side view'. Kneebone/Tippett connection and how they are connected to the families listed below. They seem to intertwine like rope through the Fisher family. Perhaps once you are settled up here in the North East we may be able to delve into this complicated connection. I agree it is the best part of the state and particularly beautiful at this time of the year. Look forward to keeping in touch. Beverley Descendants of Margaret and Christopher KIBELL families include - MARCHANT, STONE, ELLEN, TIPPETT Descendants of Sarah and Christopher MUMMERY families include - DODDS, MCCOMB, MARKS, GREER, ROBERTSON Descendants of Mary and William FISHER families include - KNEEBONE, TIPPETT, WILSON, KIRWIN, DIEDRICK, HOLMES, HILL, POULTER Descendants of Elizabeth and Frank MUMMERY families include - MCKENZIE, WALLACE, MASON, MURRAY,MACKAY, COULTON-SMITH All families started off at Bowmans Forest in the 1850's Like to hear from anyone researching these families. ----- Original Message ----- From: David Onley <onleydw@optushome.com.au> To: <AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 16, 2002 12:31 AM Subject: [AVNE] Kneebone & Rae grave pics > Hi > > Would like to apologise to all those wonderful people who helped me out with > research into the Kneebones & Rae's late last year. I've been in The > Netherlands for several months with my wife, I'll try and reply to all > concerned soon. > > A week or so back I visited Bowman's Forest Cemetery and took a stack of > photo's with the digital camera of Kneebone & Rae graves. I have not had a > chance to go through them but I got every grave. Anybody wanting copies are > welcome to them. > > And after spending a few days at Myrtleford, my wife and I were so taken by > the place that we have decided to sell up in Melbourne & return to our > roots. We will be moving there in June. > > Oh what a place.. I can see why my ancestors lived there. > > David Onley > > > >

Thanks Chris, Anne ----- Original Message ----- From: "natwisaus" <natwisaus@albury.net.au> To: <AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, 22 March 2002 8:08 Subject: [AVNE] RE: Sheep stations > Anne > Oh how I wish.......no I don't have an index for the Wodonga & Towong > Sentinel. > I will keep a look out for your James TINNING. > > Jo > The rest of the article is about Thomas' demise & character, no mention > of Dora Dora station. > > Chris > >

Anne Oh how I wish.......no I don't have an index for the Wodonga & Towong Sentinel. I will keep a look out for your James TINNING. Jo The rest of the article is about Thomas' demise & character, no mention of Dora Dora station. Chris

Hi Marg, thanks for the look-ups - will have to check whether they are connected to the 3 PATTERSON woman who married into the HULMEs. Kaye At 16:51 22/03/02 +1100, you wrote: >Hi Kaye snip ***************************************** Kaye Patterson Admin. Officer Faculty of Science and Technology - Burwood Campus Telephone: (03) 925 17047 Facsimile: (03) 925 17048 email: kayep@deakin.edu.au ***************************************** Important Notice: The contents of this email transmission, including attachments, may be privileged and confidential. Any unauthorised use of the contents is expressly prohibited. If you have received this transmission in error, please advise the sender by return email or telephone immediately and destroy all versions.

Hi Kaye Thank you for those clippings, I found them very interesting, as will others I'm sure I found, completely by accident, while looking for my own GEHRIG family in the Culcairn listing, one of my husbands GLENN family, that I had lost track of after he left crookwell, he had married into the Shultz family, I remembered Shultz's from when I lived there as a "nipper" : ) and bingo, now have photo's and a whole new family for the folder instead of a blank spot. PATTERSON- Culcairn Leslie died 14 Jul 1939 age 51 Annie died 28 Aug 1955 age 76 I don't have any Pattersons in Holbrook list sorry Holbrook HULME Benjamin husband of Criss, father of Jack, Joan, Marie, died 28 Apr 1942 age 58 Ruby wife of Harold HULME died 31 Jul 1930 aged 39, mother of Edna, Norman, Joan, John and Valmai - Footstone Holme Harold died 19 Jun 1963 aged 74 years husband of Ruby, father of Edna, Norman, Joan, John and Valmai--Footstone Hulme Edith wife of Charles dec'd mother of Victor, Lewis and Myra 1888 - 1979 Holbrook Lawn Cem HULME Delmar Mary died 17 Feb 1983 _ 54yrs. Wife of Jack, mother of Anne, Julie and Louise Christiana Johanna died 13 Mar 1984 age 90 years, wife of Benjamin (dec'd) mother of Jack, Joan and Marie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kaye Patterson" <kayep@deakin.edu.au> To: <AUS-VIC-NE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, 21 March 2002 1:41 Subject: Re: [AVNE] Holbrook cemetery > Hi Marg, > do you happen to have any PATTERSON or HULME on your partial listing of > Holbrook cemetery?