"Vicki Smith" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected] > Hi everyone > Have just subscribed to great new magazine 'Inside History' - > which contain lots of wonderful articles. > > In the Nov-Dec edition there is an article about the above > Registers written by Megan Gibson. > > Nine volumes - now with index - from 1794 to 1824 - apparently > not just land transactions but 'was the first place that people > of the new colony were able to officially record their legal > transactions' > > On DVD - the sales are going towards preservation of the > Registers - > wondering if you know about this long lost source of > information. > > May have to buy myself a Christmas present! Hi Vicki This DVD is a bit of a dinosaur . I bought it when it first came out . Has no how to use this DVD instruction's Takes a while to teach yourself how to use it . Info is contains is excellent just a shame its not more user friendly Its not very worse CD/DVD I ever bought. The laurels for at go to the NSW 1913 electoral rolls published on 2 CDs about a year ago I consider that a complete dodo and a waste of some $130 as it not searchable Bye -- MargM Beautiful NSW Central Coast

Found under the name of LOCKLAND.... Federation Index Victoria 1889-1901 LOCKLAND Albt Victor, male, born 1897 Reg No. 11801 Hotham East - Father: George - Mother: Mary Rigby LOCKLAND Fredk, male, died 1894 Reg No. 2186 Hotham East - Father: George - Mother: Mary Rigby Janet

Hi everyone Have just subscribed to great new magazine 'Inside History' - which contain lots of wonderful articles. In the Nov-Dec edition there is an article about the above Registers written by Megan Gibson. Nine volumes - now with index - from 1794 to 1824 - apparently not just land transactions but 'was the first place that people of the new colony were able to officially record their legal transactions' On DVD - the sales are going towards preservation of the Registers - wondering if you know about this long lost source of information. May have to buy myself a Christmas present! Regards Vicki Smith Geelong

Pat, You have the latest on CD. Online guide re what is available found here: > https://online.justice.vic.gov.au/CA256902000FE154/Lookup/BDMContentSite-PDFs/$file/FamilyHistorySearchGuide.pdf < John H "Pat Wade" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected] > Hi, > > I have not been very active for a number of years > now, so I am not up to date. > > Have there been any advances on the available > years for BMD's in Victoria? I have the CD of Vic > Marriages up to 1942 and wonder if it is possible > to get to 1952 or so? > > Thank you > Pat > >

M.& D. Tucker wrote: > Could someone please tell me the year of death and place for Frederick > Leslie LOCHLAND, he was born in 1893 in Brunswick, Victoria. > > Thank you, Margie. Death records usually cut out about 1950, and are available only to the family. Frederick may very well be one of those. I note that Angie couldn't find him. She would have checked the Ryerson Index (I did too) but its Victorian entries started later than NSW. He is in about half a dozen family trees on Ancestry.com, but the most recent one (2011) gives no marriage and no death. I looked at Ancestry.com's electoral rolls, but he wasn't in the early pages. There is a mention of him at http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,539307.10.html Doug. --- Posted via news://freenews.netfront.net/ - Complaints to [email protected] ---

Can anyone assist. I am trying to locate a book "The Kempthorne Family History 1295 - 1995" by Gillian & John Butler. Any ideas? Maurice Brown

Hi, It looks likely that Frederick died at a young age - the Victorian births deaths marriages index contain this record: The death, in 1894 (probably early in the year?) of Frederick Lockland, aged 7 months, father George, mother Mary Rigby, at Hotham East, registration number: 2186. Frederick's early death tends to be supported by the lack of any mention of him in the ancestry databases. cheers On 3/11/2011 2:46 PM, M.& D. Tucker wrote: > Could someone please tell me the year of death and place for Frederick Leslie LOCHLAND, he was born in 1893 in Brunswick, Victoria. > > Thank you, Margie. > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > >

According to this map of India, Kurnaul is in the state of Haryana, north/west India http://www.mapsofindia.com/maps/india/india-political-map.htm Looking at the map, you see West Bengal and the state of Haryana are a long way from each other, yet Jhossee was, supposedly, near Kurnaul according to the report in the following There is an entry in Google Books "The Asiatic Journal etc" recording a Death at Jhossee near Kurnaul http://books.google.com.au/books?id=uSsYAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA1-PA257&lpg=RA1-PA257&dq=jhossee+in+india&source=bl&ots=IFYGM2xhP2&sig=X1WwTH6fNvRfLnHIx_trUciXRP4&hl=en&ei=4hyyTpfgEaPRmAWQjpGlAg&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=4&sqi=2&ved=0CC4Q6AEwAw#v=onepage&q&f=false Sorry I can't help with a modern name but looking towards the state of Haryana might help. Perhaps those who wrote the reports did the best they could with place names and just got it wrong. As a matter of interest, I put the name Jhossee/Ghossee into TNA, Asia, Pacific and Africa collection and didn't get a nibble. Regards, Kate (Sydney, Australia) "One Eyed Phil" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected] > I hope you will forgive me but I cannot find a NG that covers India (or > Asia), so I'm asking if SKS on this group will assist with a single query. > I have a number of relatives listed as living in a place called JHOSSEE in > India. I cannot find it in Google except some references from the IGI. > The best I can find is a place near Karnaul, West Bengal, aparrently near > Dehli ( Now called Kamal) > I would just like to find the modern name for the place > Anyone able to assist me please? > With Thanks > Phil >

Dear Phil, Cannot help with the place name, but you might be interested in these. All are free: Forum and notice board, not a mailing list: http://www.british-genealogy.com/forums/forumdisplay.php/423-India-Genealogy Here is the Rootsweb home page: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/ Various India mailing lists: http://bigfile.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/listsearch Please insert the word .... india ..... or a relevant country name Seems is if there's only one message type board for India: http://boards.rootsweb.com/?o_iid=33216&o_lid=33216&o_sch=Web+Property Message board. Not a mailing list: http://genforum.genealogy.com/india/ Happy Hunting, Tony Moore (Castle Hill, NSW) @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ On 3 Nov 2011 at 9:41, One Eyed Phil wrote: Date sent: Thu, 03 Nov 2011 09:41:36 +0800 From: One Eyed Phil <[email protected]> Subject: ?Off topic India To: [email protected] > I hope you will forgive me but I cannot find a NG that covers India (or > Asia), so I'm asking if SKS on this group will assist with a single query. <<snipped>> > With Thanks > Phil

Hi, I have not been very active for a number of years now, so I am not up to date. Have there been any advances on the available years for BMD's in Victoria? I have the CD of Vic Marriages up to 1942 and wonder if it is possible to get to 1952 or so? Thank you Pat

At 3/11/201102:46 PM, M.& D. Tucker wrote: >Could someone please tell me the year of death and place for >Frederick Leslie LOCHLAND, he was born in 1893 in Brunswick, Victoria. There is no Frederick Leslie Lochland on the Victorian Death Index up to 1985. Do you know where he died or lived ? Cheers Angie Some family trees have beautiful leaves, and some have just a bunch of nuts. Remember, it is the nuts that make the tree worth shaking. ~Author Unknown Andrea Roberts....in Melbourne, Australia. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Searching for Pyke/Millsom/Goodman/McCann/Rorke/Presnell/ Moorhouse/Millard/Taylor/Toppin http://www.1stopmedia.org/angieroberts/index.html

Could someone please tell me the year of death and place for Frederick Leslie LOCHLAND, he was born in 1893 in Brunswick, Victoria. Thank you, Margie.

On 3-Nov-2011 12:41 pm, One Eyed Phil wrote: > I hope you will forgive me but I cannot find a NG that covers India (or > Asia), so I'm asking if SKS on this group will assist with a single query. > I have a number of relatives listed as living in a place called JHOSSEE > in India. I cannot find it in Google except some references from the IGI. > The best I can find is a place near Karnaul, West Bengal, aparrently > near Dehli ( Now called Kamal) > I would just like to find the modern name for the place > Anyone able to assist me please? > With Thanks > Phil Maybe Ghosi? Paul

Dear listers, I have a gentleman who had joined the NSW military 1878-1883. He then joined the police force 1883-1884 then joined the NSW artillery as a gunner 1884-1899. His step son was admitted to the School Ship Vernon in 1887. The step father was John Joseph West and his step son was Henry Malcolm Rogers. We know John Joseph paid 2/6 per week for the boy to be on the Vernon. We are wondering if any one can tell us where we may find out what wages John Joseph would have been on to be able to afford the 2/6 per week. Hoping some one may be able help us, Regards Elaine

I hope you will forgive me but I cannot find a NG that covers India (or Asia), so I'm asking if SKS on this group will assist with a single query. I have a number of relatives listed as living in a place called JHOSSEE in India. I cannot find it in Google except some references from the IGI. The best I can find is a place near Karnaul, West Bengal, aparrently near Dehli ( Now called Kamal) I would just like to find the modern name for the place Anyone able to assist me please? With Thanks Phil

Some years ago now, the NSW Land Titles Office in Macquarie street held Deeds Cases containing old deeds to property. I recall the guide telling of a researcher opening one case and finding an old 1820s picture of his rural property painted, signed, dated and then stored away as a link in the unbroken chain of evidence proving title to his land. On 31/10/11 2:18 PM, dianna charles wrote: > Hi everyone > I just wanted to know if anyone has seen anything like this on any of > their ancestors Wills. In my Michael Byrnes will, on one of the pages it > has a stamp on it with CASE NO 343 LAND TITLES OFFICE (either processed > or recorded 5/1/1865. Just wondered what this could mean. Kind regards > Dianna

Hi Dianna, You don't give enough information to state with any certainty - if this was part of the probate papers it would generally indicate that a mortgage or a title has been officially transferred or discharged as part of the distribution of the assets / debts. You don't say if the date is after Michael died and/or after probate was granted. Regards ...... Susie Z -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of dianna charles Sent: 31 Oct 2011 2:18 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Land Titles Office Hi everyone I just wanted to know if anyone has seen anything like this on any of their ancestors Wills. In my Michael Byrnes will, on one of the pages it has a stamp on it with CASE NO 343 LAND TITLES OFFICE (either processed or recorded 5/1/1865. Just wondered what this could mean. Kind regards Dianna

Hi everyone I just wanted to know if anyone has seen anything like this on any of their ancestors Wills. In my Michael Byrnes will, on one of the pages it has a stamp on it with CASE NO 343 LAND TITLES OFFICE (either processed or recorded 5/1/1865. Just wondered what this could mean. Kind regards Dianna

I have a Hilda May TASKER who married a Miles Henry WILLIAMS in Hamilton NSW in 1937. A Miles Henry WILLIAMS died 1963 in Hamilton, son of Robert Snell and Sarah. A Hilda May WILLIAMS first appears on the electoral roll in Qld in the suburb of Paddington in Brisbane in 1968 living with John Noel QUINN. Hilda May WILLIAMS died 15th of July, 2009 in Pottsville, Northern NSW. John Noel QUINN died on the 9th of January, 1991 in Pottsville, NSW. I would love to talk to any researcher who knows anything about the TASKER family and any of their descendants. Greg DAVIS

Does anyone have access to the Vic Police Gazette 1869? Can they do a lookup for me to find out about a Richard Parker who died in Buchan? The informant was a local Policeman and he was buried by the owner of Buchan Station. Shirlee Wellington, NZ