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This chart is a new addition the Craft Genealogy Section covering the Lancaster Branch – more of Heather’s and Gina’s ancestors. It has been compiled purely from NSW BDM Indexes and the Australian Cemetery Indexes together, it is definitely open to corrections, additions and adjustments, I was seriously fascinated with the name Bebeannah which is what got me started! Anybody know the history of it? Please come forward. MILLER BACKGROUND…
How the Millers came to be in Australia we still haven't discovered!!! Maybe they swam??? This is definitely one of my brick walls! From detective work thus far I believe that George & his brother Thomas arrived via Tasmania as Thomas resided, married and had children there. After his wife's death he moved to Bingara, NSW to live near his brother George. A LITTLE JONES & SULLIVAN HISTORYBoth of these lines came to Australia as Convicts. William JONES arrived on the "Marquis of Wellington" on 27th January 1815, aged 26, after being convicted for life at the ‘Old Bailey’ on 12 Jan 1814 for stealing sheep. "The London Chronicle", 15 Jan 1814, ‘Report from the Old Bailey’ – William Jones was indicted for stealing a sheep, the property of W. Wynne in the neighborhood of Uxbridge about a mile distance from his house. GUILTY. Sentenced to death and commuted to transportation for Life. This book is dedicated to all those fellow researcher’s in my mother’s birth family – hence the ‘maternal’ category. If you haven’t been here before or know us, my mother Peggy was adopted. We have no past personal historical history with this line except what we have learnt from our massive network of family members. Along the way we have met and maintained relationships with cousin Toni in WA (Miller family), cousin Tim in Qld (Melrose family), cousin Sue (Melrose family), cousin Fay (Fritchley/Saich famiy), Gail (Mundy family). Along the way we are gathering a massive internet family to whom we also acknowledge through this book, without you all, we wouldn’t have the information or family grounding that we have today. So, thank you! MAJOR SURNAMES: CUMMINS, Burke, Davis, Fritchley, Halliday, Hamilton, Irvine, Jones, Matthews, Miller, Melrose, Mundy, Prisk, Schofield, Sullivan, Wilkinson, Young Here we have the maternal lineage which is broken into several groups again, please check the pedigree chart below to help guide you along the way, then the links for the family groups may be found underneath this
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This is my grandmothers family, a cousin from Kempsey has told me they are Daingatti (Dainggatti), from the research I had done I thought they were Biripi as Nan was born at the Railway Reserve, Walcha. If anybody can help me out with this, I would gladly receive your advice or assistance. Continue reading “Alexander Farrell & Mary Agnes Bradshaw” » A LITTLE MUNDY HISTORY…
Peter MUNDY & a pregnant Jane Mundy nee PRISK with their two children Samuel and Jane were the first to arrive in Sydney, Australia on 13th November 1848 onboard the 'General Hewitt'.
Bradshaw, FARRELL, Kim, Kinchella, Lewis, Murray If you have read through other pages, you will know that my mother Peggy was adopted (click here for her adoption story) Winifred married twice so I have included a chart here which includes her descendant’s only Descendants of Winifred (Elizabeth) FRITCHLEY Formerly SAICH m/s BURKE Below are some methods of contacting me, feel free to add me and say hi.
Just because I felt sorry for dear Alice being left out so I decided to put this one up in her honour. Please note this is NOT confirmed lineage just what I’ve found cruising the genealogy sites, if you are related please feel free to get in touch and share details for my sons’ heritage. Continue reading “Henry William Lenard and Mary Jane Brett” » |
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