"Vicki Smith" <vjsmith@alphalink.com.au> wrote in message news:4b14b655$1@news.comindico.com.au... > Charles Havelock READ committed suicide at Kalgoorlie 11Oct1933. > > Death on WA Index > READ CHARLES H Male E COOLGARDIE 202 1933 > > Hi Vickie WA newspapers not on line yet for that date . You could try the Canberra Times on the off chance there was a report Email WA Archives and ask Try subscribing to the WA Goldfields mailing list and ask on there . E mail the Kalgoorlie Library . One or all should know something ! bye -- MargM Beautiful Wyong Shire NSW

"jones" <jones@nowhere.com> wrote in message news:4b13b297$1@dnews.tpgi.com.au... > Is it possible to view old deeds online, to help find previous > owners of a certain address say in the 1800s? > > Hi Katherine Your query isnt specific enough to answer . Recording of Land Title under went a big change in 1862 Bye -- MargM Beautiful Wyong Shire NSW

"SG1" <lostitall@the.races> wrote in message news:CC7Rm.32815$cX4.2822@newsfe10.iad... > > "PTP" <paultp@gmail.com> wrote in message > news:4B14A22C.5060003@gmail.com... >> Actually I have the book and it is quite good. >> Nicked it from school 45 years ago! >> Maybe I am a latent Bushranger . Hi yo Silver - well I was a Lone. >> >> Ron Lankshear in Sydney NSW wrote: >>> On 2009-12-01 10:03 AM, Edna MacPherson SABATO wrote: >>>> GEORGE BOXALL. >>> >>> Oh dear oh dear >>> perhaps The Royal Mounted Bushrangers by appointment to the Crown >>> >>> That Bushranging Act seemed pretty awful and Bourke tried to drop it. >>> >>> The text of the book seems to be here >>> >>> http://www.archive.org/stream/historyofaustral00boxauoft/historyofaustral00boxauoft_djvu.txt >>> an extract >>> Mr. BOXALL'S volume about Australian bushrangers is not >>> always agreeable reading, for it concerns the exploits of some of the >>> most murderous and daring ruffians whose names are to be found in the >>> annals of crime. > > Well our first bushranger did come out on the 1st fleet. Non reflective > too, Black Caeser. Forgot to mention came out with SWMBO ancestors also Non reflective. > >>> > >

"PTP" <paultp@gmail.com> wrote in message news:4B14A22C.5060003@gmail.com... > Actually I have the book and it is quite good. > Nicked it from school 45 years ago! > Maybe I am a latent Bushranger . Hi yo Silver - well I was a Lone. > > Ron Lankshear in Sydney NSW wrote: >> On 2009-12-01 10:03 AM, Edna MacPherson SABATO wrote: >>> GEORGE BOXALL. >> >> Oh dear oh dear >> perhaps The Royal Mounted Bushrangers by appointment to the Crown >> >> That Bushranging Act seemed pretty awful and Bourke tried to drop it. >> >> The text of the book seems to be here >> >> http://www.archive.org/stream/historyofaustral00boxauoft/historyofaustral00boxauoft_djvu.txt >> an extract >> Mr. BOXALL'S volume about Australian bushrangers is not >> always agreeable reading, for it concerns the exploits of some of the >> most murderous and daring ruffians whose names are to be found in the >> annals of crime. Well our first bushranger did come out on the 1st fleet. Non reflective too, Black Caeser. >>

Whilst I tend to agree with Janeen's view, I would not have said it in quite the way that she has. But I do strongly agree with her that 'Some people don't celebrate Christmas and we should be mindful of their feelings'. That's called consideration for others and just plain good manners. But far more distressing and distasteful is Hayley's racist comment 'If someone doesn't celebrate Xmas then they shouldn't be living in Australia'. That sort of extremist comment has no place whatsoever in this list/newsgroup. It is, even though I rather dislike the terms, both un-Australian and un-Christian. Let's keep that sort of unpleasantness out of this mailing list, which is predicated on helping others, not maligning others. Lindsay Graham Hayley wrote: > Bah humbug Janeen. If someone doesn't celebrate Xmas then they shouldn't be > living in Australia. You sound like a very sad and lonely individual. > That is it for me.....time to unsubscribe from this message board. > Hopefully there are others out there whom don't mind a bit of happiness and > laughter in their posts. > > Thanks to most of you for all your help. There have been many. > > Oh and Janeen please don't contact me 'OFF LIST' as you are way too > depressing for me. > > Cheers > Hayley : ) > > > -------Original Message------- > > From: nich3046@tpg.com.au > Date: 1/12/2009 1:10:09 PM > To: genanz@rootsweb.com > Subject: pre-Christmas drivel & irrelevancies- can we do without this year? > > We are heading into the very silly season, and already on some lists the > usual pre-Christmas > rubbish is staring to appear. > Can we do without it this year please? > We do NOT need any more postings of the "Workhouse Christmas" doggerel - if > you haven't seen it > and want to (can't imagine why!), google it. > If you wish to send seasonal greetings to people who have assisted you, or > you have come to > know through the list, by all means do so - OFF-LIST. > And we don't really want to know what the weather's like up there, and what > s to be served for > Christmas lunch. > It is annoying to spend time deleting all this rubbish, especially when some > posters do not indicate > clearly in the subject line what their post is about. If you MUST post the > Workhouse CHristmas" for > example, at least indicate that in the subject line so we can delete it > unread. > Some people don't celebrate Christmas and we should be mindful of their > feelings - I do, but not as > the endless commercialised weeks of garbage we currently suffer. > My thanks in advance > Janeen > >

Perhaps Janeen you should unsubscribe from the list until next January! Celebrating Christmas and having a wee bit of fun is what Christmas is about. Scrooge is alive and well - bahhhh humbug. 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

We are heading into the very silly season, and already on some lists the usual pre-Christmas rubbish is staring to appear. Can we do without it this year please? We do NOT need any more postings of the "Workhouse Christmas" doggerel - if you haven't seen it and want to (can't imagine why!), google it. If you wish to send seasonal greetings to people who have assisted you, or you have come to know through the list, by all means do so - OFF-LIST. And we don't really want to know what the weather's like up there, and what's to be served for Christmas lunch. It is annoying to spend time deleting all this rubbish, especially when some posters do not indicate clearly in the subject line what their post is about. If you MUST post the "Workhouse CHristmas" for example, at least indicate that in the subject line so we can delete it unread. Some people don't celebrate Christmas and we should be mindful of their feelings - I do, but not as the endless commercialised weeks of garbage we currently suffer. My thanks in advance Janeen

Actually I have the book and it is quite good. Nicked it from school 45 years ago! Maybe I am a latent Bushranger . Hi yo Silver - well I was a Lone. Ron Lankshear in Sydney NSW wrote: > On 2009-12-01 10:03 AM, Edna MacPherson SABATO wrote: >> GEORGE BOXALL. > > Oh dear oh dear > perhaps The Royal Mounted Bushrangers by appointment to the Crown > > That Bushranging Act seemed pretty awful and Bourke tried to drop it. > > The text of the book seems to be here > > http://www.archive.org/stream/historyofaustral00boxauoft/historyofaustral00boxauoft_djvu.txt > > > an extract > Mr. BOXALL'S volume about Australian bushrangers is not > always agreeable reading, for it concerns the exploits of some of the > most murderous and daring ruffians whose names are to be found in the > annals of crime. >

>From The Argus, 28 May 1920 -- AFTER fourteen days from the publication hereof application will be made to the Supreme Court of the State of Victoria, in its Probate jurisdiction, that PROBATE of the LAST WILL of DANIEL JAMES AHERN, late of "Kiaora," Cranbourne road, Dandenong, in the said State, retired State school teacher, deceased, be granted to James Joseph Ahern, of Pakenham, in the said State, shire secretary, and Mary Agnes Ahern, of Dandenong aforesaid, trained nurse, the executors appointed by the said will. Dated this twenty-seventh day of May, 1920. MACPHERSON and KELLEY, 237 Collins street, Melbourne, and at Dandenong, proctors for the applicants. ------------------------------------------------ Historic Australian Newspapers, 1803 to 1954 http://ndpbeta.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/home Aherns in Australian Records http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~aherns/ahcrim.htm ------------------------------------------------

On 2009-12-01 10:03 AM, Edna MacPherson SABATO wrote: > GEORGE BOXALL. Oh dear oh dear perhaps The Royal Mounted Bushrangers by appointment to the Crown That Bushranging Act seemed pretty awful and Bourke tried to drop it. The text of the book seems to be here http://www.archive.org/stream/historyofaustral00boxauoft/historyofaustral00boxauoft_djvu.txt an extract Mr. BOXALL'S volume about Australian bushrangers is not always agreeable reading, for it concerns the exploits of some of the most murderous and daring ruffians whose names are to be found in the annals of crime. -- Ron Lankshear -Sydney NSW (from London-Shepherds Bush/Chiswick) try my links http://freepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~lankshear/

TerryK skrev: > I hope that this is of some help... > http://pandora.nla.gov.au/pan/10421/20041220-0000/www.firstfamilies2001.net.au/search.html > Regards, > Terry K. > = = = = = = == = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = > > On Dec 1, 1:53 am, Inge Svensson <ingesvens...@orion.vokby.se> wrote: >> Jewelly skrev: >> >> >> >>> Australian First Family Site created in 2001 for families that had an ancestor that settled Australia... >>> i couldnt find your person.. but you could have a better look than i.. >>> cheers >>> Jewelly >>> Shift your problems to challenges. >>> When you have problems, you worry about them. >>> When you have challenges - you are working, applying, and attacking your plan to get results. This shift in thinking from problems to challenges is important in making tension an asset. >>> --- On Mon, 30/11/09, FarmI <a...@itshall.be.given> wrote: >>> From: FarmI <a...@itshall.be.given> >>> Subject: Re: Missing thesis? >>> To: >>> Received: Monday, 30 November, 2009, 1:08 PM >>> "Inge Svensson" <ingesvens...@orion.vokby.se> wrote in message >>> news:heuibe$6kj$1@news.albasani.net... >>>> Around year 2000 I found my ancestors on a family tree on the net >>>> somewhere in Australia. Some person was researching about Australian >>>> pastors. My parents Inge and Ann (born Behrend) Svensson and my >>>> relatives Jean-Pierre and Dorothea (born Behrend)Hürel where there as >>>> well as my mothers parents who at the time lived in India (as British >>>> citizens). >>>> I'd be very thankful is someone could point me to that paper work. I >>>> can't any longer find the information on the net. >>> The website may have disappearred by now but here are 2 places that might be >>> worth trying but they may not give you any result: >>> 1) The National Library of Australia (NLA) has been attempting to record >>> websites that are in danger of disappearing without trace and are archiving >>> them: >>> http://trove.nla.gov.au/ >>> 2) A copy of the thesis may have been lodged with the Society of Australian >>> Genealogists and if so you should be able to access it even if not online: >>> http://www.sag.org.au/ >>> The SAG site is not an easy one to use, but perservere as it's often worth >>> the effort. >>> -----Inline Attachment Follows----- >>> ------------------------------- >>> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to GENANZ-requ...@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >>> ___________________________________________________________________________­_______ >>> Win 1 of 4 Sony home entertainment packs thanks to Yahoo!7. >>> Enter now:http://au.docs.yahoo.com/homepageset/ >> The problem is I don't know who in the family three that seeetled in >> Australia.- Hide quoted text - >> >> - Show quoted text - > Unfortunatly not, but thanks for the link.

Wonder if the seller has read the book??? Lindsay Graham Canberra, Australia This gives a whole new meaning to Canberra, the Bush Capital!! Reminds me of an American who responded to my description of Canberra in that way with commiserations because he thought I was using it in a pejorative sense! Edna MacPherson SABATO wrote: > To start your day with some mirth!!! > This book is for sale on eBay, - seller lives in Florida. Here is the > description!!! > > "AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF AUSTRALIAN BUSHRANGERS BY GEORGE BOXALL... > [CANADA HAD THE ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE - AMERICA HAD THE TEXAS > RANGERS - AUSTRALIA HAD THE BUSHRANGERS]. THE CONVICT SYSTEM IN AUSTRALIA -- > CONDITIONS OF THE PRISONERS -- THE DESPERATION OF DESPAIR -- SOME TERRIBLE > REVELATIONS - BEGINNINGS OF BUSHRANGING IN AUSTRALIA -- ORIGIN AND MEANING > OF THE TERM -- THE BUSHRANGING ACT AND ITS ABUSES................." > > Edna MacPherson Sabato > >

jones wrote: > Is it possible to view old deeds online, to help find previous owners of a > certain address say in the 1800s? > > Thank you for any help. > Katherine What State? Online, probably no. Try the State Titles Office or Registrar- General's Office. Your easiest way might be rate records, if a local gene society has them, but rates were paid by the occupier, who could be a tenant only. Certificates of Title were first issued in S.A. - in 1852, from memory. Other States followed. A "chain of deeds" was always in the possession of the owner. Eventually, a Memorial of each deed was lodge at the Registrar- General's Office. Talk to a solicitor, conveyancer or title searcher in your State. Doug. -- Telstra's news server has "gone away" again. Private ownership doesn't seem to have improved the level of service.

Bah humbug Janeen. If someone doesn't celebrate Xmas then they shouldn't be living in Australia. You sound like a very sad and lonely individual. That is it for me.....time to unsubscribe from this message board. Hopefully there are others out there whom don't mind a bit of happiness and laughter in their posts. Thanks to most of you for all your help. There have been many. Oh and Janeen please don't contact me 'OFF LIST' as you are way too depressing for me. Cheers Hayley : ) -------Original Message------- From: nich3046@tpg.com.au Date: 1/12/2009 1:10:09 PM To: genanz@rootsweb.com Subject: pre-Christmas drivel & irrelevancies- can we do without this year? We are heading into the very silly season, and already on some lists the usual pre-Christmas rubbish is staring to appear. Can we do without it this year please? We do NOT need any more postings of the "Workhouse Christmas" doggerel - if you haven't seen it and want to (can't imagine why!), google it. If you wish to send seasonal greetings to people who have assisted you, or you have come to know through the list, by all means do so - OFF-LIST. And we don't really want to know what the weather's like up there, and what s to be served for Christmas lunch. It is annoying to spend time deleting all this rubbish, especially when some posters do not indicate clearly in the subject line what their post is about. If you MUST post the Workhouse CHristmas" for example, at least indicate that in the subject line so we can delete it unread. Some people don't celebrate Christmas and we should be mindful of their feelings - I do, but not as the endless commercialised weeks of garbage we currently suffer. My thanks in advance Janeen ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to GENANZ-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

In message <mailman.673.1259657270.2037.genanz@rootsweb.com> Lindsay Graham <LDGraham@aapt.net.au> wrote: > Whilst I tend to agree with Janeen's view, I would not have said it in > quite the way that she has. But I do strongly agree with her that > 'Some people don't celebrate Christmas and we should be mindful of their > feelings'. That's called consideration for others and just plain good > manners. > Some people do celebrate Christmas and we should be mindful of their feelings. Don't assume everyone reading this group is a christian. -- Graeme Wall My genealogy website <www.greywall.demon.co.uk/genealogy/>

To start your day with some mirth!!! This book is for sale on eBay, - seller lives in Florida. Here is the description!!! "AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF AUSTRALIAN BUSHRANGERS BY GEORGE BOXALL... [CANADA HAD THE ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE - AMERICA HAD THE TEXAS RANGERS - AUSTRALIA HAD THE BUSHRANGERS]. THE CONVICT SYSTEM IN AUSTRALIA -- CONDITIONS OF THE PRISONERS -- THE DESPERATION OF DESPAIR -- SOME TERRIBLE REVELATIONS - BEGINNINGS OF BUSHRANGING IN AUSTRALIA -- ORIGIN AND MEANING OF THE TERM -- THE BUSHRANGING ACT AND ITS ABUSES................." Edna MacPherson Sabato

In message <mailman.670.1259643865.2037.genanz@rootsweb.com> nich3046@tpg.com.au wrote: > We are heading into the very silly season, and already on some lists the > usual pre-Christmas rubbish is staring to appear. Can we do without it > this year please? [snip rant] And Merry Christmas to you too. -- Graeme Wall My genealogy website <www.greywall.demon.co.uk/genealogy/>

Vicki Smith wrote: > Charles Havelock READ committed suicide at Kalgoorlie 11Oct1933. > > Death on WA Index > READ CHARLES H Male E COOLGARDIE 202 1933 > > Police Gazettes are online to 1900. > > Any help appreciated > TIA > Vicki Smith > A friend of mine, who lives in WA, tried to get the inquest for me for a Death in Coolgardie in 1896. She was told that they weren't kept. Hopefully you will have more luck than I did. Please let us know if you do. Julie

Charles Havelock READ committed suicide at Kalgoorlie 11Oct1933. Death on WA Index READ CHARLES H Male E COOLGARDIE 202 1933 Police Gazettes are online to 1900. Any help appreciated TIA Vicki Smith

On Tue, 01 Dec 2009 16:04:08 +1100, nich3046@tpg.com.au wrote: >We are heading into the very silly season, and already on some lists the usual pre-Christmas >rubbish is staring to appear. >Can we do without it this year please? >We do NOT need any more postings of the "Workhouse Christmas" doggerel - if you haven't seen it >and want to (can't imagine why!), google it. >If you wish to send seasonal greetings to people who have assisted you, or you have come to >know through the list, by all means do so - OFF-LIST. Ah well, the list might feel so, but we who do it via the Usenet Newsgroup may feel different. Ho ho ho