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Dear Marg, I'll add to what the others have already said. The only time you are likely to get EXTRA information is if the bride was under the age of 21. I have a C of E marriage certificate from 1873. The minister was Francis Bertie Boyce. He added a paragraph giving the mother's name as the one who gave her consent, since the bride's father had died in 1864. Apparently "F. Bertie Boyce" was known to be 'ahead of his times' in many ways and very conscientious. Cheers, Tony Moore (Castle Hill, NSW @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ On 19 Jan 2014 at 9:06, marg o'leary wrote: From: "marg o'leary" <marglap@skead.net> To: <GENANZ-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: Church records Sydney, mid 1800s Date sent: Sun, 19 Jan 2014 09:06:47 +1100 > Hi all > > A marriage transcript of a church record C of E, has nothing more than > names and occupation and marital status on it. > The transcript says the church may have more information. > > I wonder if anyone can help re how to get that information from C of E and > RC churches for docs of that era. > > > > regards > > Marg OLeary > Port Stephens > NSW

"marg o'leary" <marglap@skead.net> wrote in message news:mailman.6.1390082816.1148.genanz@rootsweb.com... > Hi all > > A marriage transcript of a church record C of E, has nothing > more than names and occupation and marital status on it. > The transcript says the church may have more information. > It does ?? Much depends on when and where and who........... > I wonder if anyone can help re how to get that information from > C of E and RC churches for docs of that era. > Which era ....... ? You are being very vague , Marg Bye -- MargM Beautiful NSW Central Coast > > regards > > Marg OLeary > Port Stephens > NSW > > >

Marg, which church, where? Quite a few CofE and some RC churches have had parish registers filmed, some of them up to 1930s. These films are available at State Library NSW in Macquarie Street Sydney and at SAG in Kent Street, Sydney and possibly other places in NSW as well. One would need a bit more information about the church you are interested in to be able to tell whether or not the church in question has had its registers filmed, and what dates are covered. There may well be more information on the parish register, but not necessarily. I know St James church in King Street Sydney failed to put parent names, etc., on marriage entries well into the 1870s. Alison :-) Sydney Oz ------------------------------------------------- On 19.01.2014 9:06 AM, marg o'leary wrote: > Hi all > > A marriage transcript of a church record C of E, has nothing more than > names and occupation and marital status on it. > The transcript says the church may have more information. > > I wonder if anyone can help re how to get that information from C of E and > RC churches for docs of that era. > > > >

Hi all A marriage transcript of a church record C of E, has nothing more than names and occupation and marital status on it. The transcript says the church may have more information. I wonder if anyone can help re how to get that information from C of E and RC churches for docs of that era. regards Marg OLeary Port Stephens NSW

Good answer. Just take any information you need, and leave the rest. If they are active, they will pick it up eventually. Cheers, Lesley -----Original Message----- From: genanz-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:genanz-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Robert G Eldridge Sent: Friday, 17 January 2014 6:05 PM To: genanz@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Wrong information On Sun, 12 Jan 2014 17:31:30 +1100, "Phil" <philomena02@bigpond.com> wrote: >I wonder if SKS could help with a problem > >I have just Googled " John Arundell Elizabeth Horan" >The information is incorrect it says they are the parents of 8 children and lists 6 boys and 1 girl twice and given her two birth years . >They had 10 children 9 boys and 1 girl . My father was number 8 >The information is on Ancestry >Is there any way of correcting this information Or contacting the >informant Thank you Philomena Victoria Australia If the information is in someones personal tree published on Ancestry then you have three basic options; 1. Try contacting the person who published the tree. Use the appropriate link to the tree owner if you're an ancestry subscriber or if you're not then you can subscribe freely to Mundia and access the tree via that interface and send a message. Note a) A lot of trees on Ancestry are no longer being actively maintained by their owner so more often than not you will not get a reply. b) Many Ancestry tree users don't seem to have any clues with what they're doing and/or lack basic research skills as demonstrated by what you found. 2. Leave a comment. You don't have to be a subscriber to do this. 3. Just don't worry about it. -- Bob This newsgroup post is not an invitation to reply by email. ------------------------------- 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

Hi all. Searching for a lost branch; Esme Clarissa CARDEW, b 1892, married Frank Ernest Walker in 1923 Roseville. >From an ancestry hint I believe they had two sons and two daughters all listed as private. In 1930 the couple were living in Moss vale in the E Roll, he was a labourer. I know Frank died in 1942 (Sydney) and Esme in 1976 (Stanwell Park) Although Esme had several siblings, (two died young, one died WW1, one sister never married ) I cant find the remaining one either. her sister Theresa married Walter James Issachar Nancarrow and lived in Orange. They had one son Russell Watson Nancarrow abt 1916. I am hoping there is family out there and that they have not died out. I have looked in BMD, Trove and electoral rolls but they have gone under the radar. Or moved somewhere exotic. Hoping for some ideas please regards Marg OLeary Port Stephens NSW

On Sun, 12 Jan 2014 17:31:30 +1100, "Phil" <philomena02@bigpond.com> wrote: >I wonder if SKS could help with a problem > >I have just Googled “ John Arundell Elizabeth Horan” >The information is incorrect it says they are the parents of 8 children and lists 6 boys and 1 girl twice and given her two birth years . >They had 10 children 9 boys and 1 girl . My father was number 8 >The information is on Ancestry >Is there any way of correcting this information >Or contacting the informant >Thank you >Philomena >Victoria Australia If the information is in someones personal tree published on Ancestry then you have three basic options; 1. Try contacting the person who published the tree. Use the appropriate link to the tree owner if you're an ancestry subscriber or if you're not then you can subscribe freely to Mundia and access the tree via that interface and send a message. Note a) A lot of trees on Ancestry are no longer being actively maintained by their owner so more often than not you will not get a reply. b) Many Ancestry tree users don't seem to have any clues with what they're doing and/or lack basic research skills as demonstrated by what you found. 2. Leave a comment. You don't have to be a subscriber to do this. 3. Just don't worry about it. -- Bob This newsgroup post is not an invitation to reply by email.

Dear Martine, Here's a starting point: If you go to the Australian National Archives http://www.naa.gov.au > search the collection >record search >name search put TAPPER in the family name box select Navy personnel records 4 results appear > display click on: TAPPER J click: view digital copies You can view and save 4 pages Shows Place of birth: Robourne W.A etc [current spelling is Roebourne] Next of Kin : Rita etc He may or may not be dead. The on line indexes cut off before his possible death. http://www.bdm.dotag.wa.gov.au/ These may be useful for further research: http://www.roebourne.wa.gov.au/ http://www.ozburials.com/CemsWA/OtherCems/karratha.htm Happy hunting Tony Moore (Castle Hill, NSW) @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ On 14 Jan 2014 at 21:00, amadann1956@gmail.com wrote: Date sent: Tue, 14 Jan 2014 21:00:55 -0800 (PST) Subject: Re: TAPPER; arr Perth, WA, 1830 From: amadann1956@gmail.com To: genanz@rootsweb.com <<snipped>> > please help me, I am reading this very late in years, but I am trying to trace a JACK TAPPER, from Perth W.A. he joined the Navy and was on the HMAS NAPIER when it was hit and sinking. He survived. His family (I am sure) owned a sheep station in Perth at the time. That is all I know, besides he docked into Durban, South Africa during WW2, this was quite frequent, I am looking for relatives/children. are you able to help me? > regards > martine dann > amadann1956@gmail.com

Sent her two from South Australia Johnno H "mushy6" <mushy6@gmail.com> wrote in message news:bed2abe9-0e13-44e0-b8f2-710b531bb5a6@googlegroups.com... > Hello > I am looking for Florence SCHACHE born about 1880. She married Alfred > Ernest Bennett in Cobar in 1900. Birth does not come up in NSW so could be > from another state. > Thanks > Jan > Researching: Bonetti, Bennett, Woolnough, Whiteman amongst others.

On Friday, 28 June 1996 17:00:00 UTC+10, Brian Jones wrote: > Daniel and Ann Tapper arrived in Perth on the Rockingham in 1830. > > They had the following children: > Lucia, Frederick, Cornelius, Sarah, John, Mary Ann, > > Lucaa married Jacob DELMAGE, > Sarah married William REWELL, > John married Mary Ann ABBS > > I'm looking for further descendants, and also tracing the origin of this > TAPPER family. > > -- > Brian Jones > bj@hk.super.net > Hong Kong please help me, I am reading this very late in years, but I am trying to trace a JACK TAPPER, from Perth W.A. he joined the Navy and was on the HMAS NAPIER when it was hit and sinking. He survived. His family (I am sure) owned a sheep station in Perth at the time. That is all I know, besides he docked into Durban, South Africa during WW2, this was quite frequent, I am looking for relatives/children. are you able to help me? regards martine dann amadann1956@gmail.com

Hello I am looking for Florence SCHACHE born about 1880. She married Alfred Ernest Bennett in Cobar in 1900. Birth does not come up in NSW so could be from another state. Thanks Jan Researching: Bonetti, Bennett, Woolnough, Whiteman amongst others.

Dear Philomena, On this page: http://www.ancestry.com.au/cs/legal/ContactInformation there is both the PHONE number and E-MAIL contact for the Australian liason officer for Ancestry.com There's a 02 Sydney C.B.D. phone number and a 1-800 number too. Brad is the: "Content Partnership Manager" for Ancestry. Brad will be able to answer ALL your questions Cheers Tony Moore (Castle Hill NSW) @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ On 12 Jan 2014 at 17:31, Phil wrote: From: "Phil" <philomena02@bigpond.com> To: <GENANZ@rootsweb.com> Subject: Wrong information Date sent: Sun, 12 Jan 2014 17:31:30 +1100 Copies to: GENBRIT@rootsweb.com > I wonder if SKS could help with a problem > > I have just Googled " John Arundell Elizabeth Horan" > The information is incorrect it says they are the parents of 8 children and lists 6 boys and 1 girl twice and given her two birth years . > They had 10 children 9 boys and 1 girl . My father was number 8 > The information is on Ancestry > Is there any way of correcting this information > Or contacting the informant > Thank you > Philomena > Victoria Australia > 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

When you are in the hint, double click on the tree name and then you get to the owner name and then you click on contact. You can also leave a comment attached to that person on the tree, messages seem better than comments. A comment may be good where there are two opinions and both need to be aired for others to see. If you approach it as gently sorting out a problem, most people are agreeable to thinking you are helping them out and offering them something. We do all get something on the tree wrong now and then, the bigger the tree the more errors. So I have had a few errors in my time. I find FTM often adds a marriage twice when I accept a hint and I have to go back and correct as the husband has half the children and the wife has the other half, I have to recombine them. If anyone knows how to avoid that I would be happy. I belong to an FTM list which discusses FTM specifically. regards Marg OLeary Port Stephens NSW -----Original Message----- From: Phil Sent: Sunday, January 12, 2014 5:31 PM To: GENANZ@rootsweb.com Cc: GENBRIT@rootsweb.com Subject: Wrong information I wonder if SKS could help with a problem I have just Googled “ John Arundell Elizabeth Horan” The information is incorrect it says they are the parents of 8 children and lists 6 boys and 1 girl twice and given her two birth years . They had 10 children 9 boys and 1 girl . My father was number 8 The information is on Ancestry Is there any way of correcting this information Or contacting the informant Thank you Philomena Victoria Australia ------------------------------- 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

I wonder if SKS could help with a problem I have just Googled “ John Arundell Elizabeth Horan” The information is incorrect it says they are the parents of 8 children and lists 6 boys and 1 girl twice and given her two birth years . They had 10 children 9 boys and 1 girl . My father was number 8 The information is on Ancestry Is there any way of correcting this information Or contacting the informant Thank you Philomena Victoria Australia

Many thanks, My son-in-law is a descendant of Helen/Ellen & Thomas (gggrandparents) regards You can also check out the memorial created at http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=123122391 with a photo of her headstone. Cheers... Sorry - I don't want to give my email address here and your address is 8 years old - hopefully you will see this :-) On Tuesday, May 10, 2005 3:15:02 PM UTC+10, "Chris Bryce" wrote: > Looking for the birth of Helen/Ellen Abigail DOHERTY around 1829 possibly > Tassie > married Thomas BODSWORTH May 1853 Tasmania. Christine F Bryce

Marg, There are indexes online which you can search: WA BMD online (free) http://www.bdm.dotag.wa.gov.au/_apps/pioneersindex/default.aspx births 1841-1932 Deaths 1841-1971 Marriages 1841-1936 Alison :-) Sydney Oz ------ On 11.01.2014 8:21 AM, marg o'leary wrote: > I wonder if anyone can help with a death for Bertie. (And any wife or > family?) > > He was born in Yass and then the family moved to Murwillumbah where his > father James Henry was a chemist. > I have looked in trove and NSW BMD. He does appear in trove but not the > crucial facts, he had a social life. > he was in the electoral roll until 1937 in Murwillumbah, with wife Esther > Amelia > > There is mention of Bertie Holmes in WA and I wondered if he moved there. > > Does anyone have the deaths in WA?. > > >

I wonder if anyone can help with a death for Bertie. (And any wife or family?) He was born in Yass and then the family moved to Murwillumbah where his father James Henry was a chemist. I have looked in trove and NSW BMD. He does appear in trove but not the crucial facts, he had a social life. he was in the electoral roll until 1937 in Murwillumbah, with wife Esther Amelia There is mention of Bertie Holmes in WA and I wondered if he moved there. Does anyone have the deaths in WA?. regards Marg OLeary Port Stephens NSW marglap@rickarby.net also marg@rickarby.net

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/b/o/d/Marty-C-Bodsworth/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0013.html You can also check out the memorial created at http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=123122391 with a photo of her headstone. Cheers... Sorry - I don't want to give my email address here and your address is 8 years old - hopefully you will see this :-) On Tuesday, May 10, 2005 3:15:02 PM UTC+10, "Chris Bryce" wrote: > Looking for the birth of Helen/Ellen Abigail DOHERTY around 1829 possibly > Tassie > married Thomas BODSWORTH May 1853 Tasmania. > Thankyou > -- > ..· ´¨¨)) -:¦:- > ¸.·´ .·´¨¨)) > ((¸¸.·´ ..·´ -:¦:- > -:¦:- ((¸¸.·´*.`Chris Bryce > Qld Australia

The St. Peter's Cooks River History Group has complied a collection of nineteenth century newspaper articles referring to the deaths of those buried in the graveyard at St. Peters Church, Cooks River (1839-1896). This includes, death and funeral notices, obituaries and inquests. Inquests have made us very aware of children drowning, being burned to death, or being overlain by their mother, as well as the more sensational deaths of adults. Children make up two thirds of the two and a half thousand burials in the graveyard. We are very much aware of the epidemiology of the time and of other contributory factors, such as the quality of the water supply, but such deaths didn't warrant an inquest. Added to our list is information from death certificates, including some from a recent appeal in the "In Search" column of the Daily Telegraph. Our work is in excess of eight hundred pages but we are no where near establishing the causes of death for the majority of those those buried at St. Peters.  The 175th anniversary of the first burial at will be commemorated this year, details below. We appeal to those, who in the past we have freely shared information, to provide us with death certificates or other family information so that we can begin understand the causes of death for those buried in our graveyard. We are aware, that prior to 1855, all that is recorded is what is in our burial register. It is surprising where some information leads us. We have death certificates for two babies buried at St. Peter's whose names, unlike other members of their family, do not appear in our register. We also have one death certificate, which appears to be in conflict with the inquest. A current project is putting headstone inscriptions into an electronic format. Upcoming Events 2014 Saturday, 5th April 2pm - 4.30pm Commemoration of 175th anniversary of the first burial in St Peters Graveyard Permanent information panels installed in graveyard to be unveiled Graveyard walk Powerpoint presentation on Victorian death and mourning  at 2.30pm Organ Recital 3pm Sausage sizzle, afternoon tea Bob and Laurel Horton St. Peters Cooks River History Group c/o St Peters Church 187 Princes Highway St Peters 2044 See post on website stpeterscooksriverhistory.wordpress.com