John Hinchey was born 1862 in Victoria Australia and died 26 Oct 1935 in Waihi. He married Sarah Elizabeth Macan 13 Jun 1892. Invercargill Otago NZ I made an error in my earlier message I had the incorrect wife. I am looking for his parents and siblings the Hinchey name may also be spelt Hinchy I also not sure if they came from GB or Ireland they are a Catholic family so Ireland is a possibility thanks Cheryl ----- Original Message ----- From: <genanz-request@rootsweb.com> To: <genanz@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2009 5:40 PM Subject: GENANZ Digest, Vol 4, Issue 474 > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Today's Topics: > > 1. Re: Gale - British Newspapers for ?9.19 for 1 week (Joanne Flack) > 2. Re: nsw bdm (FarmI) > 3. Re: Help Please - Burial Devonshire Street Cemetery (Vicki Smith) > 4. Re: Help Please - Burial Devonshire Street Cemetery (wollar1914) > 5. Re: Jen and the Smiths (jen) > 6. Hinchey Family from Victoria Australia (Cheryl Wright) > 7. Re: Hinchey Family from Victoria Australia (MargM) > 8. Re: nsw bdm- message format-apology (FarmI) > 9. Re: Jen and the Smiths (FarmI) >

>From The Moreton Bay Courier, 16 October 1860 -- CENTRAL POLICE COURT. Monday. Before the Police Magistrate. Frederick Redan was fined 5s for drunkenness, or in default sentenced to be imprisoned for 24 hours. Thomas Smith, said to be a West Indian, who was on a former occasion remanded on a charge of burglary, was again brought up and again remanded for further evidence, bail being allowed self in £80, and two securities in £40 each. It will be remembered that he is charged with robbing the shop of Mr. Ahearn, Edward-street, of a sum of money amounting to between £5 and £6. ------------------------------------------------ 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 ------------------------------------------------

"jen" <jgil6052@bigpond.net.au> wrote in message > Hi Joanne > > And thank you for your support and help. > I will look forward to info from you when you have the time. Joanne is quite right, there are trees on Ancestry which include Alma ROSSAU, with a husband of Charles William SMITH. I looked at 2. I don't know if you are new to genealogy or just to the list. If you are new to genealogy be wary of accepting anything that appears on Ancestry as they are often wrong and could send you off in the wrong direction. If you're an old hand you'll probably know that anyway. For example, I decided to check some trees for a convict I have been researching and found lots of trees and in those trees I found lots of wrong information. The marriage year for the convict was wrong in at least 5 of the trees and gave no date but all had the same wrong year. One tree had the right year but the wrong date and month - this was the most accurate tree and the others were all wildly wrong but clearly it was the same convict. One of the trees for your people has some oddities. Prob 1) there is a female born before Charles William SMITH (the son born in 1890 according to that tree) who is listed as 'living'. It might be a clue that there was an earlier birth of a female than you know about for Charles and his first wife but clearly if this person was still alive they'd be about 120. Prob 2) all children who appear from the female born before Charles William (born 1890) and including John and Margaret are listed as being the children of Charles William SMITH and Alma ROSSAU. There is no mention on that tree of a first marriage. That tree also gives the name for John as being John Augustine (not August) but the birth year is the same as you gave. The other tree says that the mother of Charles William (B 1890) is Susan WALES born Victoria in 1870 and died in 1900 in Victoria. Susan SMITH is not a great help in the unique names when hunting for deaths but it's something I guess. Do you have the certs for the two children you mentioned? If you don't then I would recommend you try to get them to confirm the mother's name. "Joanne Flack" <bell.bird@bigpond.com> wrote in message > news:mailman.282.1258586675.2037.genanz@rootsweb.com... > Hi Jen > > This List shouldhelp each other and especially new Listers. I cannot > reply other than through the above address and not the newsgroup. So, the > thread will not flow on. I have found your family an Ancestry, there are > many Trees: > > Alma Marie Martha Rossau > Birth: 1881 - Germany > Death: 1969 - Victoria, Australia > Marriage: 1904 - Australia > Spouse: Charles William Smith > > Father: > Carl Wilhelm Adolph Rossau > Mother: > Henrietta Marie Augusta Gunsman > > Charles William Smith > Birth 17 jul 1870 > a.. in Sarah Ann street, Sydney, NSW > b.. Death 11 jan 1955 in North Fitzroy, > It mentions all the children. Three from first marriage and five from the > second. > > I will compile the info for you, but will be away for a few days, so I > wont be until next week. Hope this of some help, Jen. > > Cheers > Joanne > Wyee NSW >

"Lynnette Fiddick" <mail.list@lynnettefiddick.com> wrote in message > The response I received to my previous email from one of the listers who > had > also posted to Jen, You are quite wrong. Aren't genealogists supposed to pay attention to details? I did not post to Jen. I responded to another poster who was not Jen and that other poster was responding to someone else who was also not Jen. has justified the view I expressed previously about > email, which is, I do not normally reply to an email that does not provide > the sender's name or general locality. I made an exception and was subject > to an unbelievable response from that person. Yes, indeed you did get a quite unbelievable response from me to your post and yes I was rude. Perhaps you could ask yourself why. In my post to which you responded, I made a comment. I didn't make any form of request. I didn't reply to Jen. You think others should be kind and helpful and so do I but there are limits. That is where foilbes come in. My post to which you responded merely mentioned that we all have foibles. Another of my foibles is that I really get irritated and cross when people don't bother to understand what it is they are replying to. I have made a decision to not sign posts, to not give a location and additonally, to mung my addy. I have valid reasons for that and family historians are THE one group of people who SHOULD have sufficient imagination and/or experience to think of some of the reasons why that may be so. Perhaps, even though I was only making a comment, you think you were being kind and helpful in telling me that I should sign, should give a location and that I should share because otherwise I'd get no help for something I hadn't asked for anyway. (again unsigned and equally as grumpy and rude as my last response to you because you aren't thinking)

John Hinchey he was born in 1862 Victoria Australia he died on 26 Oct 1935 Waihi He married in NZ Helen O'Neill 1917 I am looking his parents and any siblings plus when he came to NZ did any of his siblings also come to NZ and when his parents or grandparents went Australia and which part of the UK did they come from thank you to anyone that maybe able to help.

In message <mailman.316.1258632029.2037.genanz@rootsweb.com> "Colin Liddell" <caplid@optusnet.com.au> wrote: > I would appreciate a look up of any births to the union of John J. LOTT = > and Eliza V. LOISE who married in Sydney in 1909. > <www.bdm.nsw.gov.au> -- Graeme Wall My genealogy website <www.greywall.demon.co.uk/genealogy/>

On Nov 19, 4:57 pm, "jen" <jgil6...@bigpond.net.au> wrote: > HOW DO I NOW CONITNUE MY SEARCH WITH GERMAN RECORDS TO FIND HER BIRTH Rootsweb/Ancestry has about 170 mailing lists (in English) for different areas of Germany. You mentioned Hamburg as her birthplace on her marriage certificate and this is the list for Hamburg: http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/intl/DEU/DEU-HAMBURG.html I would also second others' remarks about the accuracy of Ancestry trees. Many people just copy trees without verifying the information. If the one they are copying from has an error they just duplicate the mistake over and over again. Vivien

"Cheryl Wright" <cheryl-wright@clear.net.nz> wrote in message news:mailman.300.1258592400.2037.genanz@rootsweb.com... Hi Cheryl >John Hinchey he was born in 1862 Victoria Australia he died on 26 >Oct 1935 Waihi Cant find any ref to this ????????? either in the VIC Pioneers CD or the AVR set. Closest was a John HINCHY ( no E ) b in Sydney to Daniel and Agnes in 1863 >He married in NZ Helen O'Neill 1917 He was getting a bit long in the tooth by then ?? I am looking his parents and any siblings plus when he came to NZ did any of his siblings also come to NZ and when his parents or >grandparents went Australia and which part of the UK did they come from HINCHY / HINCHEY sounds more of an Irish name but >easily to have originated in Ireland but migrated from England There is a HINCHY passenger ref in http://proarchives.imagineering.com.au/index_search_results.asp HINCHY ---- 31 WAIRARAPA DEC 1893 NZ PORTS VIA HOBART DEC 1893 005 This person would have been born around 1862 ish, being 31 in 1893 Looks like your are going to have look under a few more rocks.......... ! in the leave no stone unturned dept Hope this helps Bye MargM Beautiful NSW Central Coast NSW

Could this be your man. 2011/1878 MCNEILL JAMES ABRAHAM MARY SYDNEY ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vicki Smith" <vjsmith@alphalink.com.au> Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.australia+nz To: <genanz@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2009 10:27 AM Subject: Re: Help Please - Burial Devonshire Street Cemetery > http://www.catholiccemeteries.org.au/rookwood/rookwood.html > http://rookwoodcemetery.com.au/ > > Two webpages for Rookwood - Catholics are separate Hayley. > Good luck with your research. > Don't give up on the newsgroup - we are mostly very nice and helpful > people. > > Vicki > > Hayley wrote: >> Hi All. >> >> I took a trip to my state library today to research my gggrandparents >> graves >> (John Marshall & Mary Marshall (nee Forsyth). They were buried in a >> Family >> Vault Devonshire Cemetery. After looking up records in the Johnston & >> Sainty burial ground register, found 4 others that I did not know were >> buried in the vault. (Exhumation Permit was issued to their daughter) >> 3 >> of the 4 I have in my tree. However there is a James McNeil death 1878 >> of >> Wahroonga also listed (no age). This name did not ring any bells so I >> came >> home to research him. But there are no deaths for that year. Did his >> death >> simply not get registered??? >> >> >> >> So then I thought I would do a look up at Rookwood. Nothing!!! Not even >> my >> ggggrandparents are listed there but are listed on my Rookwood Cemetery >> disc. However no others that were in the Vault are listed on the disc. >> Why is this?? (PS also looked up the Rookwood Necropolis site) Is there >> another cemetery in Rookwood?? >> >> >> >> Any suggestions would be appreciated. >> >> >> >> Many thanks >> >> Hayley > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

"jen" <jgil6052@bigpond.net.au> wrote in message news:6HLMm.55630$ze1.27245@news-server.bigpond.net.au... > HI ALL > To clear things up > I would like to find out the name of Charles first wife and when and were > they married and where she died. What do the birth certs for the children say about their mother's name? Since you haven't been able to yet locate a death for Charles the next best bet might be from the children's records. You didn't mention in which State the children were born but in that time frame (the 1890s) a birth cert for the 2 children that you seem surest about (John and Margaret) should give you details of both parents and thus 'should' include the full name of the mother. With a bit of luck it might be a more unique name that the other more common names and thus make your search for a marriage a bit easier. > Thanks, Regards, Best wishes, etc > Jen > From sunny Melbourne > "jen" <jgil6052@bigpond.net.au> wrote in message > news:mswLm.54850$ze1.23458@news-server.bigpond.net.au... >> hi >> am new to this group would be pleased with some help >> i have charles william smith born redfern nsw 17 july 1870 was married- >> assuming in nsw -(unsure) they had 3 children charles william born abt >> 1891 john august born 1892 margaret ann born 1895 - according to second >> marraige to alma marie rossau in 1907 it states in certificate that >> first wife passed away in 1900 >> >> > >

jen wrote: > Hi > I am new to genealogy and the list. I can see what you mean about > ancestory being wrong. (I will be weary about it from now on) > I have Charles William Smiths B/Cert and he was born in NSW 1870. > > I have his marraige Cert in Vict 1904 to Alma M M Rossau, this is were it > states his first wife died in 1900 and 3 children living. (no name) > > I have a birth Cert of George Bell Smith 1907 Northcote Vict, father > Charles William Smith aged 36 years. > THis is where it gets messy > > Children Listed as - William Frederick 3 Years old > Then FROM PREVIOUS MARRAIGE > Charles William - 16 yrs 11 mths > John August - 16 yrs > Maraget Ann -12 yrs > > I cant find births of these children. > Or anything about first wife, who died. > Maybe the Susan Wales you mentioned as his mother could be his first wife?? > Regards > Jen Jen All three children were born in Victoria to Charles and Susan Smith nee Wales. Digger - Federation Index. Victoria 1889-1901 Surname: SMITH Given Names: Chas Wm Event: B Sex: M Spouse Surname/Father: Chas Wm Spouse Gvn Names/Mother: Susan WALES Age: Age Code: Birth Place: CARLTON Death Place: Year: 1890 Reg. Number: 1418 Surname: SMITH Given Names: Jno Augustine Event: B Sex: M Spouse Surname/Father: Chas Wm Spouse Gvn Names/Mother: Susan WALES Age: Age Code: Birth Place: CARL Death Place: Year: 1892 Reg. Number: 11618 Surname: SMITH Given Names: Margt Annie Event: B Sex: F Spouse Surname/Father: Chas Wm Spouse Gvn Names/Mother: Susan WALES Age: Age Code: Birth Place: HOTHAM EAST Death Place: Year: 1895 Reg. Number: 21641 You can go online at https://online.justice.vic.gov.au/bdm/index-search?action=purchaseImage and download an uncertificed image for $17.50. Here is the death of his first wife Digger - Federation Index. Victoria 1889-1901 Surname: SMITH Given Names: Susan Event: D Sex: Spouse Surname/Father: Wales Jno Spouse Gvn Names/Mother: Jessie RANKIN Age: 27 Age Code: Birth Place: Death Place: Bgo Year: 1900 Reg. Number: 11778 I think you may have confused everyone by the subject heading NSW BDM. I have been searching through the NSW records trying to find your entries for you. Until the last couple of posts I was unaware that the records and certificates that you had were from Victoria. Julie

> Also can any one tell me how I can put the adoption into Family Tree Maker > apart from making notes in the notes section. The answer depends on what version of Family Tree Maker you are using. But the general principle is that you make the child appear as a child in the family group of both their natural parents and their adoptive parents. In my version FTM 2005, there are two ways to do it. 1. If the adoptive parents are not already in your Family Tree Maker file, Look at the family group page where the child appears (as a child, not as a parent). Choose "People > Other Parents" and then "Create New Parents". 2. If the adoptive parents are already in your Family Tree Maker file, go to their Family Group page and do "People > Fix Relationship > Attach Child" for that couple and then select the child they adopted from the list. Having done this, the child should appear in both family groups. If you click on the child in either one of the two family group pages and then select the "People > Other Parents" you can edit the details relating to the child have more than one set of parents if anything still needs fixing. Kerry

Hi Joanne and thanks That is correct as I have the marraige Cert for Charles And Alma which is in 1904 and can only guess her birth date which is about 1881. (born in Hamburg) HOW DO I NOW CONITNUE MY SEARCH WITH GERMAN RECORDS TO FIND HER BIRTH Thanks for the Death and Burial Information that is new to me. Great !!!! Regards Jen "Joanne Flack" <bell.bird@bigpond.com> wrote in message news:mailman.308.1258606908.2037.genanz@rootsweb.com... > Hi Jen > > Found this on one of the other Trees, agree that not all information on > Ancestry is correct. Do you want me to send you the information or do you > think it may be incorrect. > > Found this on another Tree on Ancestry: > 1881 Birth Germany 1904 > > Age: 23 Marriage to Charles William SMITH > Victoria, Australia Reg.: 1904/5559 1969 > > Age: 88 Death > Parkville, Victoria, Australia 1968 > 11 DecBurial Coburg Cemetery, Victoria, Australia > > 1968 11 Dec > a.. Burial Coburg Cemetery, Victoria, Australia > Baptist: compartment A, grave no. 12. In same grave as husband Charles. 1 > source citation > Name: Fawkner Crematorium & Memorial Park website > Repository: Internet > Actual text: Fawkner Memorial Park wishes to advise that the > location of the buried remains of the late Alma Maria M Smith aged 86 are > located at Coburg Cemetery BAPTIST: Compartment: A Grave No: 12. > > Within this location you will find:- > Surname: SMITH > Given Names: Alma Maria M > Service Date: 11/12/1968 > > SMITH Charles William 13/01/1955 > Web address: http://www.fcmp.com.au/deceaseddetail.asp?ServiceI > D=54722&Cemetery=Coburg > > > Cheers > Joanne > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "jen" <jgil6052@bigpond.net.au> > Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.australia+nz > To: <genanz@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, November 18, 2009 5:50 PM > Subject: Re: Jen and the Smiths > > >> Hi Joanne >> >> And thank you for your support and help. >> I will look forward to info from you when you have the time. Have a >> nice few days away. >> Cheers >

Hi I am new to genealogy and the list. I can see what you mean about ancestory being wrong. (I will be weary about it from now on) I have Charles William Smiths B/Cert and he was born in NSW 1870. I have his marraige Cert in Vict 1904 to Alma M M Rossau, this is were it states his first wife died in 1900 and 3 children living. (no name) I have a birth Cert of George Bell Smith 1907 Northcote Vict, father Charles William Smith aged 36 years. THis is where it gets messy Children Listed as - William Frederick 3 Years old Then FROM PREVIOUS MARRAIGE Charles William - 16 yrs 11 mths John August - 16 yrs Maraget Ann -12 yrs I cant find births of these children. Or anything about first wife, who died. Maybe the Susan Wales you mentioned as his mother could be his first wife?? Regards Jen "FarmI" <ask@itshall be given> wrote in message news:-c6dnUFCf4uYVpnWnZ2dnUVZ_qqdnZ2d@westnet.com.au... > "jen" <jgil6052@bigpond.net.au> wrote in message >> Hi Joanne >> >> And thank you for your support and help. >> I will look forward to info from you when you have the time. > > Joanne is quite right, there are trees on Ancestry which include Alma > ROSSAU, with a husband of Charles William SMITH. I looked at 2. > > I don't know if you are new to genealogy or just to the list. If you are > new to genealogy be wary of accepting anything that appears on Ancestry as > they are often wrong and could send you off in the wrong direction. If > you're an old hand you'll probably know that anyway. For example, I > decided to check some trees for a convict I have been researching and > found lots of trees and in those trees I found lots of wrong information. > The marriage year for the convict was wrong in at least 5 of the trees and > gave no date but all had the same wrong year. One tree had the right year > but the wrong date and month - this was the most accurate tree and the > others were all wildly wrong but clearly it was the same convict. > > One of the trees for your people has some oddities. > > Prob 1) there is a female born before Charles William SMITH (the son born > in 1890 according to that tree) who is listed as 'living'. It might be a > clue that there was an earlier birth of a female than you know about for > Charles and his first wife but clearly if this person was still alive > they'd be about 120. > > Prob 2) all children who appear from the female born before Charles > William (born 1890) and including John and Margaret are listed as being > the children of Charles William SMITH and Alma ROSSAU. There is no > mention on that tree of a first marriage. > > That tree also gives the name for John as being John Augustine (not > August) but the birth year is the same as you gave. > > The other tree says that the mother of Charles William (B 1890) is Susan > WALES born Victoria in 1870 and died in 1900 in Victoria. Susan SMITH is > not a great help in the unique names when hunting for deaths but it's > something I guess. > > Do you have the certs for the two children you mentioned? If you don't > then I would recommend you try to get them to confirm the mother's name. > > > "Joanne Flack" <bell.bird@bigpond.com> wrote in message >> news:mailman.282.1258586675.2037.genanz@rootsweb.com... >> Hi Jen >> >> This List shouldhelp each other and especially new Listers. I cannot >> reply other than through the above address and not the newsgroup. So, >> the thread will not flow on. I have found your family an Ancestry, there >> are many Trees: >> >> Alma Marie Martha Rossau >> Birth: 1881 - Germany >> Death: 1969 - Victoria, Australia >> Marriage: 1904 - Australia >> Spouse: Charles William Smith >> >> Father: >> Carl Wilhelm Adolph Rossau >> Mother: >> Henrietta Marie Augusta Gunsman >> >> Charles William Smith >> Birth 17 jul 1870 >> a.. in Sarah Ann street, Sydney, NSW >> b.. Death 11 jan 1955 in North Fitzroy, >> It mentions all the children. Three from first marriage and five from >> the second. >> >> I will compile the info for you, but will be away for a few days, so I >> wont be until next week. Hope this of some help, Jen. >> >> Cheers >> Joanne >> Wyee NSW >> > >

On Nov 18, 6:30 pm, "bevwar" <bevwar...@bigpond.com> wrote: > Hi Hayley > So do I just ignore the innoramuses > Bev But not me . I am nice . lol

Totally agree with you . We are researching our ancestors who probably couldn't even understand half the things we do .We are here to give and receive any help we can get .Not to be told how to write a certain way or anything else other than Family History research . Good grief . Marie in Queensland . Looking for Daly,McGrath and Leighton

Hello Lynette please do not leave this group over one person's response . They are entitled to their own opinions but do not reflect the overall effect of this wonderful Genealogy site . Which is what we are here for genaelogy research help from anyone that can give it .Anything else other than that should be politely discussed off line if the need is there . Marie researching Queensland and Victoria and anything else in between .

Hello Listers, When I sent my previous email to the list, about including names and addresses in emails, I just thought I was contributing to a discussion on that topic. The subject line did not seem to refer to the topic, and I would normally have checked to the archives to be sure I was on topic before expressing my view, but this time I didn't. I was unaware of the initial request with that subject line from Jen for information about her SMITH family and I have emailed her separately to apologise for my part in being off topic. I have been on this list for many years and realise it is gatewayed with the soc.genealogy.australia+nz newsgroup. Being unmoderated it allows for more flexibility in discussions and topics, but the down side is that it does not stop bullying, intimidation and plain bad manners displayed by a very few of the listers, especially to newcomers, like Jen, who are learning and still feeling their way on unfamiliar ground. Lindsay Graham's reply to her, which I belatedly found after looking through the archives, is exactly the kind of welcome, complete with helpful information newbies should be given in response to their enquiries. Some others who posted were unnecessarily abrupt in their attitude, and behaved like a bunch of school children ganging up on someone in the playground. The response I received to my previous email from one of the listers who had also posted to Jen, has justified the view I expressed previously about email, which is, I do not normally reply to an email that does not provide the sender's name or general locality. I made an exception and was subject to an unbelievable response from that person. As a result, I will not be posting to this list again, but if I have offended any of the fair-minded subscribers to this list by being off topic in my previous email, please accept my genuine apology. Good wishes, Lynne ====================================== Lynne Fiddick Central Coast, NSW, AUSTRALIA ======================================

Hi Joanne And thank you for your support and help. I will look forward to info from you when you have the time. Have a nice few days away. Cheers Jen "Joanne Flack" <bell.bird@bigpond.com> wrote in message news:mailman.282.1258586675.2037.genanz@rootsweb.com... Hi Jen This List shouldhelp each other and especially new Listers. I cannot reply other than through the above address and not the newsgroup. So, the thread will not flow on. I have found your family an Ancestry, there are many Trees: Alma Marie Martha Rossau Birth: 1881 - Germany Death: 1969 - Victoria, Australia Marriage: 1904 - Australia Spouse: Charles William Smith Father: Carl Wilhelm Adolph Rossau Mother: Henrietta Marie Augusta Gunsman Charles William Smith Birth 17 jul 1870 a.. in Sarah Ann street, Sydney, NSW b.. Death 11 jan 1955 in North Fitzroy, It mentions all the children. Three from first marriage and five from the second. I will compile the info for you, but will be away for a few days, so I wont be until next week. Hope this of some help, Jen. Cheers Joanne Wyee NSW

http://www.catholiccemeteries.org.au/rookwood/rookwood.html http://rookwoodcemetery.com.au/ Two webpages for Rookwood - Catholics are separate Hayley. Good luck with your research. Don't give up on the newsgroup - we are mostly very nice and helpful people. Vicki Hayley wrote: > Hi All. > > I took a trip to my state library today to research my gggrandparents graves > (John Marshall & Mary Marshall (nee Forsyth). They were buried in a Family > Vault Devonshire Cemetery. After looking up records in the Johnston & > Sainty burial ground register, found 4 others that I did not know were > buried in the vault. (Exhumation Permit was issued to their daughter) 3 > of the 4 I have in my tree. However there is a James McNeil death 1878 of > Wahroonga also listed (no age). This name did not ring any bells so I came > home to research him. But there are no deaths for that year. Did his death > simply not get registered??? > > > > So then I thought I would do a look up at Rookwood. Nothing!!! Not even my > ggggrandparents are listed there but are listed on my Rookwood Cemetery > disc. However no others that were in the Vault are listed on the disc. > Why is this?? (PS also looked up the Rookwood Necropolis site) Is there > another cemetery in Rookwood?? > > > > Any suggestions would be appreciated. > > > > Many thanks > > Hayley