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hi karena , i havent been doing any research for the last 6 months or so but have a tree up on ancestry along with lots of people who are researching buckeas and some devines. Your james is...

Hi ngairedith Wonder if you can help me! My gguncle GEORGE BURDEN and his wife ANNA went to USA on a ship called COLORADO this is the information I have The year was 1867 but I have no...

I've tried trove and war memorial records but have found no James Simpson born about 1874 who died in 1915 but the death notice could have been in the Age rather than in the Argus. I did find Flo's...

Hello everybody. I have been seeing this information about John Goodall being born on St, Helena (or not) and about his daughter Elizabeth being born on St Helena..(or not). Seen information...

A James Simpson was a leading figure in early Melbourne, on the boards of banks etc. The mysterious grave occupant, born in about 1874, might have been his son. I'll be back soon.

My name is Len Woodhouse the Woodhouses married into the small family and i have a cd called The Small Family in Australia 2007 put out by the John and Mary Small Association Inc wich has a lot of...

Hi All I have heard from my relative in USA and the information he gave me IS makes the GEORGE from UK and the GEORGE from USA the same one He went to OHIO in 1867 then to MICHIGAN in the early...

Thanks for the post T.O.L. offences. Did you find the bit about his commendable actions in the Gov. House fire? Are you connected to the Gomm family? If so you might like details from "The...

Sorry age 60 at death born october 1808.

Hi James, what have you found so far? I'm Robert Warren, James was my Great Grandfather.

Hi, just to Clarify, The Glen, is indeed, and still is, a place (township) east of Georgetown and a few kilometres from Lefroy. James Warren (married to Jessie) (My Great Grandfather) was the sone...

Sorry, my error with that date. Died 6 November 1868 of Pneumonia age 68 I have him as getting his TOL on the 14-10-1841 Then he was charged with theft in July '42. 14 days hard labour. Then...

William and Hannah have been found! Hannah with a lot more information than William as although both were charged and sentenced to 7 years in 1833, only Hannah was actually transported. NSW records...

Convict Henry was given his ticket of leave in 1841. (Colonal Times, Hobart 19-10-1841.) By 1854 he and Hannah were in St Kilda, arguing with Jeremy Pickles (Argus 21-10-1854.) The Argus of...

Hello emeraldsprings Mary Albina is the youngest child in the photo, and Alice Louisa is standing between her parents. Alice is my grandmother. I also had 1944 as the year that William died...

Hello Alison... I am having some fun exploring the possible leads. I think you have put me on the right track. Many Thanks Janice

Hi Cathy I have been researching my family tree and received some birth & marriage certificates. I noticed Sarah & William Buckea were witnesses to the marriage of my family members James...

Henry Gomm (the convict) Convict number 1150 Convicted in Gloucester assizes and sentenced to 14 years on 4 April 1835. Transported on the 'Asia' arrived 21 Feb. 1836. Did not get his CP till...

I have Mary Albina born 1893, she married William Lloyd at Burrawang in 1914 she died in Canberra 10-3-1984 her father was your William Hamer Mortimer and her mother Fanny Backshall who died at...

My ancestors were the Roads/Rhoades from Buckinghamshire and I've known about this incredibly huge family tree online for some years. It also covers a one-Place-Study of Waddesdon, Grendon...