> St Peters Graveyard, Cooks River > > Bessy Lily Brown 18.2.1869 > David Henry Brown 18.2.1877 > Elizabeth > Catherin Brown 12.12.1852 > Emily Edith Brown 13.8.1888 > George Batford Brown 14.1.1886 > Henry Alfred Brown 5.4.1880 > John Hart Brown 8.2.1892 > John Neathway Brown 3.3.1855 > Lavinia Brown 20.1.1866 > Leonard Goodsell Brown 24.1.1866 > Mary Ann Brown 25.11.1848 > Naeter Brown 22.5.1885 > Roseanna Brown 20.9.1867 > Thomas Brown 5.7.1868 > Thomas Brown 12.9.1883 > William Brown 30.1.1872 > William Brown 2.10.1886 > William Brown 21.12.1889 > Alfred Brown 22.12.1869 > Frederick James Brown 5.3.1876 > John Brown 26.5.1871 > Robert Henry Brown 2.11.1886 > Sarah Brown 13.12.1881 > > Brown Monumental Inscriptions > > Bessy Lily, daugher of Mr Hilton Brown, > Enmore, 11 mths, 18.1.1869 {1} > > Mr Hilton Brown was a well known florist and seedsman who was established in > Newtown in the early 1860's in a very old building at 364 King St, opposite > St Gearge's Hall. His business was a feature of Newtown for upwards of sixty > years. > > John Hart, son of John Brown, > shopkeeper, Cooks River Rd, 15 yrs 2 mths, 8.2.1892 {2} > > Browne, Frederick James, son of a seedsman, > Newtown Rd, 1 yr 20 mths, 18.3.1876 {1} > Footstone only with F.J.B. 1876 Cheers Amanda

Reposting, Smith's buried at St Peters Church, Cemetery, Cooks River, Sydney, NSW, Australia Hope this helps our Smith researchers 1. Mareetta Darling Smith 23/5/1859 2. Ann Smith 3/12/1873 3. Ann Smith 3/1/1885 4. Arthur Thomas Smith 19/4/1891 5. Benjamin Smith 2/8/1849 6. Catherine Smith - - - - 7. Gertrude Smith 22/4/1893 8. Charles Smith 18/1/1845 9. Charles Sydney Smith - - - - 10. Beaumont Smith 25/10/1856 11. Clara Amelia Smith 5/9/1881 12. Edward Thomas Smith 10/11/1886 13. Eliza Jane Smith 17/12/1848 14. Elizabeth Smith 30/11/1844 15. Emma Smith 14/2/1886 16. Emma May Smith 19/3/1844 17. Emma Sophia Smith 31/3/1877 18. Ethel Henrietta Smith 11/1/1889 19. Fanny Smith 17/11/1891 20. Florence Smith 4/8/1882 21. Florence Lillian Smith 27/4/1895 22. Frances Jane Smith 14/1/1875 23. George Smith 2/11/1889 24. George Henry Smith 3/8/1892 out of order in registry date is probably 3/9/ 25. George William Smith 2/1/1876 26. Harriet Smith 24/6/1888 27. Henry James Smith 10/3/1885 28. Honor Smith 27/7/1840 29. James Smith 6/12/1878 30. James Smith 28/12/1883 31. Jane Smith 26/7/1853 32. John Smith 17/11/1849 33. John Smith 2/5/1859 34. John James Smith 24/12/1873 35. Mary Ann Smith 5/1/1845 36. Mary Ann Smith 30/6/1869 37. Mary Ann Smith 3/10/1880 38. Mary Anne Smith 17/1/1863 39. Mary Jane Smith 5/4/1881 40. Percy Smith - - - - 41. William Bland Smith 12/6/1866 42. Peter William Smith 22/12/1875 43. Richard Horner Smith 2/11/1863 44. Robert Smith 5/6/1850 45. Robert Burdett Smith 2/7/1895 46. Samuel Smith 12/10/1891 47. Silvia Maud Smith 23/12/1892 48. Susanna Cornish Smith 19/1/1858 49. Therisa Smith 30/4/1879 50. Thomas Smith 13/2/1845 51. Thomas Smith 13/3/1866 52. Thomas Smith 15/8/1884 53. Thomas William Smith 11/2/1883 54. Whitbread Samuel Smith 18/2/1878 55. William Smith 28/2/1855 56. William Arkell Smith 19/8/1869 57. William Smith - - - - 58. Arthur James Smith 23/9/1894 59. William Kempton Smith 13/6/1888 Cheers Amanda Sydney, NSW

Searching for information and ancestors of John NUNN married Eliza ? place ? where ? one known child: Thomas NUNN married Sarah STEPHENS Thomas died at Hurstville, Sydney, NSW, Australia in 1889. Marriage not on NSW BD&M's. Children: Thomas Alfred b 1873 Sydney Alfred William b 1876 Sydney d 1947 Sydney buried Botany cemetery Married Margaret Ellen WYE in 1901 Sydney died 1952 buried Botany cemetery. Children: Emily M died 1931 Petersham, Sydney Holly died 1912 Roy Wye died 1942 Millie C b 1905 Roy William b 1902 married Estelle F Crimmins in 1929 in St Peters Child William Roy b 21 October 1930 married Mary Pamela WALTON 1 Nov 1951 in Summer Hill children: Philip Nunn Julie Nunn Milly E b 1879 Sydney Florence M b 1882 d 1897 Sydney William H b 1884 Sydney Best wishes Amanda

State Records' enquiry and copying service is explained in Archives in Brief No. 16, online at the following link: http://www.records.nsw.gov.au/publications/aibs/016/page01.htm. We do hold records that may be of assistance to you. Records of Callan Park are listed online at http://www.records.nsw.gov.au/cguide/hj/health14.htm These records are, however, the subject of a closed to public access direction by the NSW Department of Health. If you wish to apply for permission to access and copy these records you will need to contact the Department of Health to obtain written permission. The contact details areas follows: Department of Health Locked Mail Bag 961 North Sydney NSW 2059 Attention: Simon Eve-Macleod (Records Management Unit) Phone (02) 9391 9076 Once you have received your letter you will need to visit the reading room at the Western Sydney Records Centre to access the records.Our addresses and hours of opening are detailed at http://www.records.nsw.gov.au/access/readingrooms.htm. When you visit the reading room please bring your letter with you. Further, please ensure that the person who receives permission to access the records is the person who visits the reading room. As some series of records are incomplete, we cannot always guarantee that your search will be successful. For further information on your rights of access please refer to Archives in Brief No. 9, online at http://www.records.nsw.gov.au/publications/aibs/009/page01.htm. Regards Emily Hanna State Records (02) 9673 1788 [email protected] Best wishes Amanda

Seeking advice on how I might obtain details of a patient at Callen Park Hospital (Balmain / Rozelle) c1950. Would available patient details include date & reason for admission, who authorised admission etc? TIA Mick McGillion Blue Mountains, NSW ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, February 15, 2004 9:00 PM Subject: AUSTRALIA-D Digest V04 #17

taken from the Sydney Gazette. March 11th 1822. " Police Office. Sydney. Feb 28th 1822. It having, of late, become a practice for Persons to drive Cars and Carts through the Streets of Sydney in a violent and furious Manner, and in many INstances to leave their Carts without Drivers, to the great Peril of the Inhabitants, and in direct Violation of the following Government and General Order on that Head, dated 20th June, 1811: viz CARS AND CARTS-Drivers not to leave them, nor to drive them through streets within a Mile of Sydney, otherwise than alongside their Cattle, and on Foot, nor to drive on Pathways intended for Foot passengers, on Pain of Fine and Imprisonment.' Notice is hereby given, that from this Date the said Order will be rigidly enforced and carried into Effect. Darcy Wentworth. Superintendent of Police. best wishes Jenny Fawcett

Hi listers, I have just started adding my family history pages to the old Meadows website so there one or two more pictures to look at with plenty more to come. If you have any pictures or memories from the old Meadows area of Nottingham please send them to the email address at the home page of the site and share them with all the other ex Meadows residents that visit the site. Regards Paul

source: THE SYDNEY GAZETTE. Feb 1st 1822 "About a fortnight ago a Government grass-cutter,emplooyed in the neighbourhood of Kissing point, was bitten by a black snake, and shortly after died. The only remarkable circumstance attached to this sad event is, that the poor man wore at the time a pair of Parramatta factory cloth trowsers, which are particularly thick and woolly, and thought protective hitherto from the poisonous touch of the reptiles teeth; but that such a defence is no longer to be depended on, is now incontestable proved." best wishes Jenny Fawcett

source: Sydney Gazette. February 2nd 1st 1822 "The First Landing. Saturday last , the 26th of January, being the thirty-fourth Anniversary of the Colony of New South Wales having been first formed and established by Governor Phillip, the ROYAL STANDARD of the BRITISH REALMS became majestically unfurled on the heights of Fort Phillip at sun-rise....The Union at Dawe's Battery was also displayed. the ships in the harbour were not backward in paying the accustomed honour due to a day so distinguished in our Colonial annuls. At noon thirty -four minute guns were fired from Dawe's Battery on the memorable occasion. " best wishes Jenny Fawcett

I am looking for information about, descendants of, relations of, Fanny Elizabeth HAYLEY nee MARSHALL born 1841 Hobart the daughter of Caroline (nee Roberts) and John Marshall. We have the transcript of a letter written by Caroline and lots of photos of this family. Caroline is the sister of my husbands ancestor. Elizabeth Roberts

I am looking for information about, descendants of , or relations of John V Roberts born England lived for time in Hobart married there 1841 Mary Anne Vickery reputed to have died of Typhoid in India date unknown. He was the eldest son of my husbands ancestor John Llewellyn Roberts

I am looking for information about ; relations of or descendants of John Sherwin Robert ROBERTS born 11 June 1896 Launceston TAS His grandfather Robert Arthur Roberts was the brother of John Llewellyn Roberts of my husbands ancestors We have some family photos that may be of them Elizabeth Roberts

I am looking for information about ; relations of or descendants of Frank ( Francis William Niven) BRADY born 1842 Hobart moved to SA by early 1850's and his sister Lucy ( Lucinda Caroline) PALTRIDGE nee Brady born Hobart 1846 Their mother was Elizabeth Roberts sister of my husbands ancestor We have copies of letters written to Elizabeth and some family photo that may be of them Elizabeth Roberts

Mary Ann Warner has been indexing, for some time, CREW and PASSENGER LISTS arriving at Sydney from the 1860's onwards. Mary Ann's indexes online are hosted by the NSW Government. You can search the website by name, place, ship, birthplace, occupation etc.and then you can view the ORIGINAL ship's list to obtain all the details. They are a brilliant source of information for mariners both international and australian. I am currently assisting Mary Ann but she could really do with some assistance. SO if you have a spare hour or two, perhaps you would consider helping out by transcribing just a ship, or a months shipping lists. It is so easy it only took me an hour last night to transcribe ten ships, crew and passengers. The importance of these shipping lists is not only relevant to Australian mariners, but more so to international seamen, as many of the ship's arriving came from overseas ports, and thus include seamen from Britain, America, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Mauritius etc. The crew lists tell you their name, age, occupation and native place. Sometimes, rather than just a country, you get an actual county or town. I found my Theodore Briscaino on two years worth of shipping lists here in Australia, even though he was from Mexico and lived in Liverpool all his adult life. So it is amazing what can be found. So if you think you could help Mary Ann out, and contribute to this invaluable genealogical tool, you can contact her at [email protected] Mary Ann's website is at http://mariners.records.nsw.gov.au/ best wishes Jenny Fawcett

A public notice inserted inthe Sydney Gazette, by the Government, 1822. (January 18th 1822) "Public Notice. Colonial Secretary's Office. Jan 17th 1822 Applications for Wives and Children, to be sent out at teh Expence of the Crown, will be received at the Colonial Secretary's Office, during the COurse of the present Month, from those only who can produce Testimonials of very good Conduct, and the Certainty of their being able to maintain thei Families, if they arrive. By Command of His Excellency F.Goulburn.Colonial Secretary"

Sorry..that should be 1855 (not 1853) spouse deserters index My apologies http://members.ozemail.com.au/~hdharris/deserters.htm best wishes Jenny Fawcett

Helen Harris as compiled an index to spouse Deserters of South Australia during the Gold Rushes 1853 http://members.ozemail.com.au/~hdharris/deserters.htm best wishes Jenny Fawcett

Hi List Thought I would repost the surname I am searching in Tasmania! John Wright born 1828 Married Ellen REGAN Married Oatlands, Tassie in 1855. Sons John 1858, James 1857, Thomas 1859 Only line i've got is JOHN and his line is - John Wright (born 1858 Campbell Town, Tassie) Married 1882 Hobart Olympia M Anderson (b 1858) Their chlidren Florence 1891, Cecil J 1883, Harold S F 1884, Basil M 1887, Cyril C 1889. And the line is from Cecil who I found only today he married Amelia C Lang in Nth Sydney 1928. But my partners grandfather Athol (Their son) was born 1908 in New Zealand! Rachel in Canberra, ACT _________________________________________________________________ Get less junk mail with ninemsn Premium. Click here http://ninemsn.com.au/premium/landing.asp

----- Original Message ----- From: Neil Campbell To: Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2004 11:22 AM Subject: st kilda Could anyone tell me if St Kilda cemetery in Melbourne, has a search facility online? Fran :-)

Could anyone tell me if St Kilda in Melbourne, has a search facility online? Fran :-)