Good one(s) Irene! Even if they have criminal relevance.............I guess that's Aussie tradition though hey? No seriously, what priceless descriptions too - so your relies were in Ballarat way back - OK can you find out anything about JOHN Loveless's immediate family? (Married to THOMASINA GOULD) siblings? Or if anyone has listings of such names? Thanks Irene - went all the way to Cairns to have a wisdom tooth extracted, difficult to find a dentist out here in the bush who doesn't rely on string and door handles - only to come home with a massive infection in jaw! Yes well, I'm sure you wanted me to share that with you all - ho hum -just realised I'm 'talking' to the list and not just my mate Irene........bye....(creeping away)..................Carol ----- Original Message ----- From: Irene Howgate <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, October 03, 1999 8:58 PM Subject: [TOLPUDDLE] Something to share!!! > Hi again gang I had to share this with you all, a lovely lady in Melbourne > sent me this about my gg grandfather Thomas Walter Loveless and this > brother John Robert Loveless. > Nearly as big a thrill as our new bab but not quite. > Toodles > Eye > > VICTORIAN POLICE GAZETTE > p9 - 9 Jan.1868: > Stolen from the dwelling of Thomas LOVELESS, Maine's Paddock, Guildford, > Castlemaine district, on the 30th December, a new white petticoat with lace > on the bottom and embroidery on the body, a pair of English gold earrings > minus the fastenings, a lady's English gold watch chain, and a plated > brooch set with 3 green stones, one end broken. - 8 Jan.1868 > > p126 - 2 Apr.1868 > Stolen from the dwelling of John LOVELESS, Mount Rowan, Ballarat West, on > the night of the 20th March, a red and black rug, 2 white blankets, a pair > of black cloth trousers, a light coloured cloth vest, a black silk quilted > hat and blue silk neck tie. The property is supposed to have been taken > to Ballarat. - 1 Apr.1868. > > > > >