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Good Afternoon Mary Catherine RALSTON and her son John lived in Hamilton and in 1876/77 went to court as they were in rent arrears, Can someone get information of what happened to them and where they went from there to live. Cheers Libby Libby Morrah boatfarm@westnet.com.au

Hi All, I am looking for any information on Thomas Booker who was licenced to a farmer in Woodstock on Loddon in around 1873, I have no trace of him after this time. Peter

Dear Elizabeth, I may be able to tell you about some connections for this family - e-mail me off list and I will send you some details. Regards Julie. -----Original Message----- From: aus-vic-western-district-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:aus-vic-western-district-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Elizabeth McMillan Sent: Sunday, 18 March 2007 7:27 AM To: aus-vic-western-district@rootsweb.com Subject: [AUS-VIC-WESTERN-DISTRICT] McMillan, McDonald, Lamont, McEachern SNIP

Hi Everyone McDonald Johnson Buckland Connan McPherson Reeves Smiley Researching for McDonald and these names around the Western District, Geelong and Melbourne areas: McDonald, Johnson, Buckland, McPherson, Reeves, Smiley. Not sure this is the same McDonald being researched as per Libby's listing. Cheers Keith 1. ALLAN1 MCDONALD He married CATHERINE MCMASTER. Children of ALLAN MCDONALD and CATHERINE MCMASTER are: 2. i. CATHERINE2 MCDONALD, b. 1834, Morven, Argyleshire, Scotland; d. 21 Jun 1912, Prahran. 3. ii. MARY MCDONALD. iii. JOHN MCDONALD. iv. CHRISTINA MCDONALD. v. EWAN MCDONALD. vi. JAMES MCDONALD. Generation No. 2 2. CATHERINE2 MCDONALD (ALLAN1) was born 1834 in Morven, Argyleshire, Scotland, and died 21 Jun 1912 in Prahran. She married WILLIAM BREE JOHNSON 31 Aug 1857 in Geelong, Victoria, son of WILLIAM JOHNSON and ELIZABETH BREE. He was born 1818 in Daventry, Northhamptonshire, England, and died 10 Sep 1902 in Elsternwick, Victoria. Children of CATHERINE MCDONALD and WILLIAM JOHNSON are: i. ALLEN MCDONALD3 JOHNSON, b. 1856, Geelong, Victoria; d. 12 Jan 1914. ii. MARY ANN JANE JOHNSON, b. 1860; d. 01 Nov 1953; m. RICHARD HENRY RICE. iii. WILLIAM BREE JOHNSON, b. 1862; d. 01 Nov 1953; m. MARY JANE AUGUSTA FORD, 1902. 4. iv. CATHERINE ELIZABETH JOHNSON, b. 1864; d. 02 Oct 1900, St Kilda, Victoria. 5. v. CHRISTINA MARIA JOHNSON, b. 1865; d. 23 Aug 1951. vi. CHARLES BREE JOHNSON, b. 1867, Elsternwick; d. 20 Jun 1958; m. MARY JANE ROBERTS, 1905. 6. vii. ANNIE EUSTON JOHNSON, b. 1869; d. 1973. 7. viii. JEANETTE EVELYN JOHNSON, b. 1872; d. 28 Sep 1962. 3. MARY2 MCDONALD (ALLAN1) She married ALEXANDER MCPHERSON 1857 in Geelong. He was born in 1864. Children of MARY MCDONALD and ALEXANDER MCPHERSON are: 8. i. CATHERINE3 MCPHERSON. ii. ALBERT ERNEST MCPHERSON, m. EMILY SUSAN HARDY, 1925. iii. ALBERT NOEL MCPHERSON, m. NOLA MARY ELIZABETH POUSTIE, 1954. iv. STEPHEN LLYOD MCPHERSON, b. 11 Nov 1955.

Hi Everyone Part 2 McDonald Johnson Buckland Connan McPherson Reeves Smiley Researching for McDonald and these names around the Western District, Geelong and Melbourne areas: McDonald, Johnson, Buckland, McPherson, Reeves, Smiley. Not sure this is the same McDonald being researched as per Libby's listing. Cheers Keith .. continued Generation No. 3 4. CATHERINE ELIZABETH3 JOHNSON (CATHERINE2 MCDONALD, ALLAN1) was born 1864, and died 02 Oct 1900 in St Kilda, Victoria. She married SHEPHERD HENRY SMILEY 1888 in Fitzroy, Victoria, son of SHEPHERD SMILEY and MARGARET WARD. He was born 1861 in Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia, and died 30 Sep 1900 in Victoria, Australia. Children of CATHERINE JOHNSON and SHEPHERD SMILEY are: 9. i. ELSIE CATHERINE MARGARET4 SMILEY, b. 1888. 10. ii. FRANKLIN SHEPPARD SMILEY, b. 06 Jun 1889; d. 04 May 1961, St Kilda, Melbourne. iii. DOROTHY EVELYN SMILEY, b. 1891. 11. iv. KATHLEEN VIOLET SMILEY, b. 1893. 12. v. SHEPPARD WILLIAM SMILEY, b. 1894; d. 10 Oct 1971. 5. CHRISTINA MARIA3 JOHNSON (CATHERINE2 MCDONALD, ALLAN1) was born 1865, and died 23 Aug 1951. She married GEORGE WERLOW REEVES 1886 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Children of CHRISTINA JOHNSON and GEORGE REEVES are: i. GEORGE WILLIAM4 REEVES, b. Abt. 14 Oct 1887; d. 20 Nov 1887. 13. ii. ESMERALD KATHLEEN MAY REEVES, b. 1889; d. 1973. iii. JACK WALLACE REEVES, b. 1893, Elsternwick, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; d. 21 Jun 1978, Bentleigh, Victoria; m. ELSIE MAUD HYMER; d. Bef. 1978. iv. CHRISTINA ETHEL REEVES, b. 1895; m. JAMES WATTIE, 1927; b. 1895. 6. ANNIE EUSTON3 JOHNSON (CATHERINE2 MCDONALD, ALLAN1) was born 1869, and died 1973. She married JOHN STEELE CONNAN 1900. Children of ANNIE JOHNSON and JOHN CONNAN are: i. MARJORIE CATHERINE DAVIDSON4 CONNAN, b. 1901; d. 1991; m. WILLIAM THEODORE HALL, 1936. ii. JOHN WILLIAM FLEMING CONNAN, b. 1903; d. 1973; m. ELLEN JESSIE MACPHERSON, 1921. iii. LORNA EVELYNE CONNAN, b. 1905; d. 1963; m. ERNEST GEORGE BIGGS, 1930. iv. GEORGE ALEXANDER CONNAN, b. 1910. 7. JEANETTE EVELYN3 JOHNSON (CATHERINE2 MCDONALD, ALLAN1) was born 1872, and died 28 Sep 1962. She married CHARLES FREDERICK BUCKLAND 1900. Children of JEANETTE JOHNSON and CHARLES BUCKLAND are: i. CHARLES NORMAN4 BUCKLAND, m. ESTHER MARGARET KENT, 1930. ii. CHILD BUCKLAND.?? iii. CHILD BUCKLAND. ?? iv. CHILD BUCKLAND. ?? v. CHILD BUCKLAND. ?? vi. CHILD BUCKLAND. ??

Dear Listers I am continuing to search for famiily connections to the families below. At the present time, I am working in Samoa and have no access to broadband for searching, but am continuing to do some via a slow dial up connection. It is a while since I put this family on the list and so thought that I would do so again, in case there are any new members who might have some information or benefit from what I have provided. Archibald MACMILLAN and Flora McINTYRE (from Oskamull, Mull, Scotland) came with their children to Portland Victoria Australia on the New Zealander in 1853. From that time and in some records in Scotland, the family is referred to as McMILLAN. Their son John (23) who is my great grandfather married Margaret McDONALD in Digby, Vic in 1864 (she also came on the New Zealander with her parents, but they came from Skye). Some records have John McMILLAN born in Ulva, but the Parish of Ulva does in fact take in Oskamull which was a village in Mull. The other children who came with Archibald and Flora MACMILLAN on the New Zealander were: Anne, Christy and Alexander. I have not been able to trace what happened to Alexander. It seems that there was another son Angus who came to Australia, but did not travel with them at that time. I have not located the ship on which he came, or his records in Australia. There were two other daughters who remained in Mull – Mary and Sarah (Marion) who married Neil MacLean and lived in Ballygown in Mull. I have not yet traced Mary. I have searched for a McINTYRE family connection in Australia, and have found Dugald and Duncan McIntyre attending a burial of the son of John and Margaret McMillan (nee McDonald), but have no other information on Flora McIntyre's family in Mull (or perhaps from somewhere else in Argyll or perhaps even further away eg Inverness), or whether they came to Australia or not. Margaret McDONALD's parents were John McDONALD (brother of Hector McDONALD – Mac’s Hotel, Portland) and Flora LAMONT from Calnacnoc, Skye. They were married in Snizort, Inverness, Scotland in 1838. I have no other information on Flora LAMONT (1818 – 1878). Sometimes her name is LAMOND and sometimes LAMONT. My great grandparents – John McMILLAN and Margaret McDONALD (married in CofE, Digby in 1864) had a number of children. Their children were John Angus, Hector; Charles Alexander; Murdoch Alexander; David; Archibald John; Angus John; Margaret Ann; Flora Ann. I have not researched the McDONALD family as yet and am not sure if there were any other family members from the LAMONT family who came to Victoria other than Flora.. My grandfather John Angus McMILLAN (married Florence McGUINESS at Hotspur in 1909). The marriage record states that Florence was adopted by Elizabeth McGUINESS. Her birth certificate says that she was born in Bridport Street, South Melbourne in 1883. At the time of her marriage she was living in Hotspur, Victoria. I have not been able to trace Elizabeth McGuiness. Any information on Elizabeth McGUINESS who adopted my grandmother Florence McGUINESS (born - 1883; married 1909; died 1971) and the circumstances of that adoption would be appreciated. Florence’s birth certificate states that she was the child of Annie Jane McEACHERN who subsequently moved from Branxholme, Victoria Australia to NZ with her widowed mother, and other siblings when her father Angus McEACHERN passed away. I have one report that says that, before they left for NZ, they moved to Geelong for a short period of time. Annie had a second child before the family moved to NZ named Elsie Dolores (1890-92) who died in the Children’s Hospital in Melbourne. The McEACHERN family in NZ remained in contact with Florence and her husband John McMILLAN visited them. I have traced the McEACHERN family to Gore in Soutlhland New Zealand. Annie married Michael REGAN there (1894) and had three children. Sadly only one of these children lived to adulthood – Angus George REGAN who married Mary Jane MILLER in NZ in 1932. Angus McEACHERN (Annie's father) sailed with his father (Hugh), wife Ann (nee McDONALD) and their family from Tobermory on 28th October 1838 on board the vessel ‘British King’ bound for Australia arriving at Sydney on 1st March 1839. They were from Movern. On arrival some members of the family (Angus included ?) were engaged to work on Macarthur’s Station at Yass. The family remained there until 1846 when they overlanded to Victoria settling in the Casterton district. Hugh married twice – Mary Margaret STEWART (Children – Angus, William, Duncan, John ‘Long John;, Margaret, Johanna, Malcolm Stewart, Archibald, Catherine Livingstone and Sarah) and then Mary Ann CAMPBELL (Children - Jane and John). I have a reasonable amount of information about the later generations, and would willingly share records with others. I am interested in tracing the history of the streams of this family in Scotland, and widening my coverage of those in Australia and elsewhere. Thank you for any assistance that you can give me. Regards Libby (libbymcm@tpg.com.au)

Hello Peter The Ballarat Genealogical Society houses its collection including "fiche" and readers in the "Australiana Room" at the main Ballarat Library which means our resources are available to the general public during library hours, with a facility to accept donations to the Society for use of these resources. Members regularly donate their time to act as research assistants for visitors to the collection in the Australiana room. This relationship works very well indeed as it provides much more access for the general public and advertises the existence of our Society to a wider audience. See the Ballarat Library website at... http://www.chrlc.vic.gov.au/ Regards Daryl Povey http://www.ballaratgenealogy.org.au/ At 09:16 AM 11/03/2007, Peter Robinson wrote: >Apologies for cross posting but need to reach as wide an audience as >possible. :-) > >The East Gippsland Family History Group has recently learned that a number >of similar groups/clubs/whatever have formed various types of alliance with >local libraries. Several libraries I have contacted have advised that the >local group has: > 1.. Disbanded and donated their resource materials to the library > 2.. Been granted space in the existing library building and allow the >public to access a select range of their resources. > 3.. Added most of their collection to the local library but have it held >in a controlled access area. > >We would be interested in hearing from anybody with knowledge of, or >involvement in, such arrangements or variations thereof and their opinions >on the success or otherwise. > >Regards >Peter, the older of the tworobbos

Peter, the older of the tworobbos

Thanks to Trish, Bob amd Kathy. I now have a few places to look. Susan ----- Roads Boards (Susan Patterson) > 7. Re: W.D Roads Boards (tsymonds) > 8. Re: W.D Roads Boards (Bob McKenzie) > 9. Re: W.D Roads Boards (Kathy Baulch) > I wonder if anyone would know where the minute books of the Hampden and > Mortlake shires are kept? > Susan Patterson > > >

Thanks Beryl, You certainly have all the detail. Thanks for writing it all up for the listers. They were all prominent families during those early days. I remember going to "Jellalabad" many years ago, when it was rundown and unoccupied. We chatted with a Roger Cummings, relative of Dowlings, who lived opposite at that time. We all must appreciate those who wrote this history down, many years ago, for the benefit of future generations. Sincerely in Searching.. Thelma (Bostock) Birrell.

But wait - there's more. Dowling Street in Mortlake is named after him. And there's a map showing Jellalabad Station and others. I'll see if there are any more mentions later. Beryl Beryl O'Gorman Greensborough Victoria Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Susan Patterson" <aapatterson@bigpond.com> To: <AUS-VIC-WESTERN-DISTRICT@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 3:49 PM Subject: [AUS-VIC-WESTERN-DISTRICT] W.D Roads Boards > I wonder if anyone would know where the minute books of the Hampden and > Mortlake shires are kept? I have a discrepancy regarding Thomas Dowling and > Benjamin Dowling as members of the boards.

Hi Susan Have just had a look through the 1939 Centenary "Mortlake Dispatch" and in 1962 Thomas Dowling was a member of the Mortlake Pastoral Society formed in 1961. No mention of Benjamin amongst the pioneers, if that's any help. And I just fished out "Pastures of Peace: A Tapestry of Mortlake Shire" which was compiled by the Mortlake Historical Society for the Shire as a Bi-centennial project lists Cr T Dowling as Shire President for the following terms: 1865-68; 1874-48; 1881-95. He was also a Member of the Legislative Council from1886 to 1892 and from 1892 to 1904. The note says: "DOWLING Thomas. Bought JELLALABAD 1853, Mortlake Shire President 1865 and twenty other years." And this gives his years of office in the LA as 1856-1872, which contradicts the list I just quoted. Re JELLALABAD Station it says; 17,548 acres, 8,000 sheep) 1839 Keith King and John Down 1849 Edward Robe Bostock (So you need to talk to Thelma Birrell) 1852 JG Ware 1853 Thomas Dowling 1909 Subdivided A note with this says: "These dates from Pastoral Pioneers of AUstralia and may not be accurate; first day is shown as 1837 which is not correct." After the subdivision: I JELLALABAD 1909 Thomas Dowling 1915 GW Dowling and Gerald Cumming 1961 Dowling family sold its interest Part still owned by Hector Cumming, whose grandmother was a daughter of Thomas Dowling and who married TF Cumming of Stony Point. Part sold for Soldier Settlement after WWII. II ROCKGROVE G Murch 1939 Mrs Elizabeth G Murch 1944 Peter Cotter 1977 Peter Cotter died 1979 Bought by Gilberstons from Cotter's trustees. So that should clear it up for you. The MHS would have had access to the Shire records for their research. If you want a copy let me know. I remember Hector Cumming when I was a child. I knew we'd end up with a connection somewhere Susan! Cheers Beryl Beryl O'Gorman Greensborough Victoria Australia List Admin ----- Original Message ----- From: "Susan Patterson" <aapatterson@bigpond.com> To: <AUS-VIC-WESTERN-DISTRICT@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 3:49 PM Subject: [AUS-VIC-WESTERN-DISTRICT] W.D Roads Boards > I wonder if anyone would know where the minute books of the Hampden and > Mortlake shires are kept? I have a discrepancy regarding Thomas Dowling and > Benjamin Dowling as members of the boards. > Aust Dictionary of Biog says Thomas was active for many years but McAlpine

Hi Susan, I never thought to check "Pastures of Peace" from Mortlake. There is a mention on page 47 of Thomas Dowling - "In 1888, an Ararat to Warrnambool Railway League was formed to urge the contruction of a line through Mortlake linking those two towns. A branch of this league in Mortlake included the following people, J.A. Webster, Wells Brumley, Rev. Alexander, Thomas Montgomery, Thomas Dowling and Messrs. Small, Jackson, Whitson, Manson, McInnes and Dr. Sweetnam. The League brought to bear all the pressure it could exert and in 1890 a branch line from Terang to Mortlake was opened. In 1888, it took two hours to travel by coach to Terang; two years later, it took half an hour to travel that distance by train. The contractors for the line were Bloomfield Brothers. As an aid to construction, they built a tramway along Webster Street to Mill Street, along Mill Street to the Ararat Road and thence to the scoria pit. Some ratepayers wrote to the Council expressing their concern that the tramway engine could cause an accident in places where it was difficult to see it coming. When the Railway was completed this tramway was removed." On page 191 - JELLALABAD (17,438 acres, 8,000 sheep) 1839 Keth King and John Down 1849 Edward Robe Bostock 1852 J.G. Ware 1853 Thomas Dowling 1909 Subdivided: I Jellalabad: 1909 Thomas Dowling, 1915 G.W. Dowling and Gerald Cumming 1961 Dowling family sold its interest On page 206 - Parliament of Victoria Legislative Council Members Representing the Mortlake Area 1856-1984 Date of Redivision: 1881(First election held 1882) Province: Nelson (3 Members) Name of Member: DOWLING, Thomas Term of Office: 1886-1892 and again Date of Redivision: 1888 (first election held 1889) Nelson (3 Members) DOWLING, Thomas Term of Office: 1892-1904 On page 208 - DOWLING, Thomas Bought Jellalabad 1853, Mortlake Shire President 1865 and twenty other years. 1856-1872 On page 215 - Shire of Mortlake Presidents 1863-1985 1863-68 Cr. T. Dowling 1874-78 Cr. T. Dowling 1881-95 Cr. T. Dowling Don't know if any of the above helps. Regards, Trish. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Susan Patterson" <aapatterson@bigpond.com> To: <AUS-VIC-WESTERN-DISTRICT@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 3:49 PM Subject: [AUS-VIC-WESTERN-DISTRICT] W.D Roads Boards

Hi Susan, Hard copy of Minute Books commencing 1866 of former Shire of Mortlake are at Public Records Office PRO-14402/P1. Mortlake Historical Society probably have a copy of the microfilm too as Trish suggested. It was the Mortlake Road District from 1860-1864 and before that, part of a much larger area of Warrnambool Roads Board which included the old Shire of Hampden.Cr. T. Dowling is listed as President of Shire of Mortlake 1865-68, and 1874-1878 in "Pastures of Peace - A Tapestry of Mortlake Shire" and Thomas Dowling also mentioned on p208. Cheers, Kathy

I wonder if anyone would know where the minute books of the Hampden and Mortlake shires are kept? I have a discrepancy regarding Thomas Dowling and Benjamin Dowling as members of the boards. Aust Dictionary of Biog says Thomas was active for many years but McAlpine in "The Shire of Hampden" has Benjamin as the first Hon Sec (.p6) I really need to find which is accurate. Is it possible to check the records? Thank you very much, Susan Patterson

G'day Susan >From p7 of "The Infiltrators" by Jack S Fletcher Other members of the Roads' Board set up on July * 1857, were.........., Benjamin Dowling.......... There is another mention of a Dowling on p37, but no first name! Hope this helps..........Bob ----- Original Message ----- From: Susan Patterson To: AUS-VIC-WESTERN-DISTRICT@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 3:49 PM Subject: [AUS-VIC-WESTERN-DISTRICT] W.D Roads Boards

Hi Susan, Have you asked Mortlake Historical Society if they know where they have gone? mortlakedhs@yahoo.com.au Regards, Trish ----- Original Message ----- From: "Susan Patterson" <aapatterson@bigpond.com> To: <AUS-VIC-WESTERN-DISTRICT@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 3:49 PM Subject: [AUS-VIC-WESTERN-DISTRICT] W.D Roads Boards

Good Morning Michelle, What a great time you must have had collecting all these photographs. I was interested in reading the names of Memorial Headstones at Apsley - the McKellar group. Robert McBeath McKellar is my cousin : Barbara Neale McKellar his Aunty : Elizabeth & Oliphant McKellar his Grandparents. Also at Apsley Cemetery there is a large Memorial Headstone for Peter McKellar + Barbara McBeath Meiklejohn [wife of Peter] + their son William who died Fovant England : Peter and Barbara are the Great Grandparents of Robert McBeath McKellar and parents of Oliphant McKellar. Have you a connection with the McKellar Family ? I have been trying to get my Cousins to pick up the Gauntlet and seek out their McKellar Ancestors, but to date I have not had a lot of success - but I am collecting as I come across any data along the way so would be very interested in receiving a copy of your McKellar photographs [ or anything else that you think may be of interest ]. Look forward to hearing from you. Cheers for now ............... Gloria [ Mount Gambier SA] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Michelle Giza-Vink" <gizavink@hotmail.com> To: <aus-sagen@rootsweb.com>; <AUS-VIC-WESTERN-DISTRICT@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2007 8:14 PM Subject: [AUS-VIC-WESTERN-DISTRICT] Headstone photos :Apsley,Casterton & Penola > Hello > > Over the Xmas/New Year holidays, while spending some much treasured time with my rellies in the Mt Gambier area, I also called in on some of my deceased rellies on the SA/Vic border. > > I have photos of the headstones of the following and am willing to share: > > Apsley Cemetery > > Maurice James HUNT & Mary Ellen HUNT > Allen E A LAMOND > Edward George MARTIN > Jessie Mary MARTIN > Mary MCCASLINE > Barbara Neale MCKELLAR > Elizabeth MCKELLAR > Oliphant MCKELLAR > Robert McBeath MCKELLAR > Margaret J MILLARD > Vincent W MILLARD > William MILLARD > Charles George O'CONNOR > Charlotte O'CONNOR > Hazel O'CONNOR > Vida O'CONNOR > Lexie Blanche TAYLOR > Murdoch VICKERY (Sr) > Murdoch "Boy" VICKERY > Viola VICKERY > > > Casterton (new) Cemetery > > Alfred & Agnes ASHBY > John Alfred ASHBY > Penelope May ASHBY & Laura Agnes ASHBY > Jane LAMONT > Mary Jane VICKERY > > > Penola (new) Cemetery > > Harry M BILSTON & Elva H BILSTON > Clifton BONEHAM > Lance BONEHAM > Oliver Clifton (Bill) BONEHAM & Monica May BONEHAM > Coralie CHILDS > Harold CHILDS > Tom CHILDS > Eva DAVIDSON > Robert DOYLE > Edith Constance FENNELL > George FENNELL & Alice Thersa FENNELL > Ivan FENNELL > Kenneth FENNELL > Muriel Edna FENNELL & Roy FENNELL > William Anthony Methune FENNELL & Florence Jane FENNELL > Bevan HAYES > Helen Neville HAYES > Ronald HAYES > Sarah HAYES > William Martin HAYES > Ellis (Bill) HETHERINGTON > Ellis Sinclair Clarence HETHERINGTON > Jean HETHERINGTON > John William JONES & Lancelot Vernon JONES > Mary Jane JONES & William JONES > Thomas JONES & Ellen Ann JONES > Meanes Jessie KUHL & Alfred John KUHL > Ron KUHL > Doris LAMONT > Laurel LAMONT > Lyle LAMONT > Maurice Lyall LAMONT > George Isaac MEPSTEAD & Lucy MEPSTEAD > George MEPSTEAD > Kathleen Gertrude PAHL & Claude PAHL > Ron PAHL > Alice Muriel REDMAN > Ernest REDMAN > Graham Arthur REDMAN > John William Hilton SANDIFORD > Matthew WELLS & Johanna WELLS > Charles Colin WIMSHURST > Charles W WIMSHURST > Robert W WIMSHURST > Sarah Thersa WIMSHURST > Verna Margaret WIMSHURST > Catherine WOOD > > The photos are saved to my computer, and I am happy to email them, should anyone request them. > > Michelle Giza-Vink in Sydney > gizavink@hotmail.com > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AUS-VIC-WESTERN-DISTRICT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Hello Over the Xmas/New Year holidays, while spending some much treasured time with my rellies in the Mt Gambier area, I also called in on some of my deceased rellies on the SA/Vic border. I have photos of the headstones of the following and am willing to share: Apsley Cemetery Maurice James HUNT & Mary Ellen HUNT Allen E A LAMOND Edward George MARTIN Jessie Mary MARTIN Mary MCCASLINE Barbara Neale MCKELLAR Elizabeth MCKELLAR Oliphant MCKELLAR Robert McBeath MCKELLAR Margaret J MILLARD Vincent W MILLARD William MILLARD Charles George O'CONNOR Charlotte O'CONNOR Hazel O'CONNOR Vida O'CONNOR Lexie Blanche TAYLOR Murdoch VICKERY (Sr) Murdoch "Boy" VICKERY Viola VICKERY Casterton (new) Cemetery Alfred & Agnes ASHBY John Alfred ASHBY Penelope May ASHBY & Laura Agnes ASHBY Jane LAMONT Mary Jane VICKERY Penola (new) Cemetery Harry M BILSTON & Elva H BILSTON Clifton BONEHAM Lance BONEHAM Oliver Clifton (Bill) BONEHAM & Monica May BONEHAM Coralie CHILDS Harold CHILDS Tom CHILDS Eva DAVIDSON Robert DOYLE Edith Constance FENNELL George FENNELL & Alice Thersa FENNELL Ivan FENNELL Kenneth FENNELL Muriel Edna FENNELL & Roy FENNELL William Anthony Methune FENNELL & Florence Jane FENNELL Bevan HAYES Helen Neville HAYES Ronald HAYES Sarah HAYES William Martin HAYES Ellis (Bill) HETHERINGTON Ellis Sinclair Clarence HETHERINGTON Jean HETHERINGTON John William JONES & Lancelot Vernon JONES Mary Jane JONES & William JONES Thomas JONES & Ellen Ann JONES Meanes Jessie KUHL & Alfred John KUHL Ron KUHL Doris LAMONT Laurel LAMONT Lyle LAMONT Maurice Lyall LAMONT George Isaac MEPSTEAD & Lucy MEPSTEAD George MEPSTEAD Kathleen Gertrude PAHL & Claude PAHL Ron PAHL Alice Muriel REDMAN Ernest REDMAN Graham Arthur REDMAN John William Hilton SANDIFORD Matthew WELLS & Johanna WELLS Charles Colin WIMSHURST Charles W WIMSHURST Robert W WIMSHURST Sarah Thersa WIMSHURST Verna Margaret WIMSHURST Catherine WOOD The photos are saved to my computer, and I am happy to email them, should anyone request them. Michelle Giza-Vink in Sydney gizavink@hotmail.com