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#1855

From: "Jenelle McCarrick" <jmac2005@...>
Date: Tue May 4, 2010 9:04 pm
Subject: Nudgee Cemetery: Brisbane Catholic Cemetery

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Might be useful...
Jenelle.
http://www.nudgeecemetery.com.au:80/

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#1856

From: "Jenelle McCarrick" <jmac2005@...>
Date: Wed May 5, 2010 10:53 pm
Subject: Fw: BMD certificate scandal, Nick Clegg's ancestry and more...

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Latest copy of Lost Cousins.

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#1857

From: "Jenelle McCarrick" <jmac2005@...>
Date: Thu May 6, 2010 3:59 am
Subject: ANCESTRY.COM.AU HAS ASSISTED IMMIGRANTS QUEENSLAND 1848-1912

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Thought I'd post this about ancestry releasing Assisted Immigration to
Queensland (passenger lists - 1848 (by the way you;ll find that under New
South Wales) to 1912.  I had a look, you get just the same information FOR
FREE off the State Archives of Queensland, click Indexes - look at Assisted
Immigration link.  What they both don't show, but what reels show, is if
they could read/write, in family roups, religion, profession, if they had
relatives in the colonies, sometimes you get a location... but anyway take a
look.
Jenelle.

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#1858

From: "Jenelle McCarrick" <jmac2005@...>
Date: Sat May 8, 2010 8:25 am
Subject: Fw: [FHANQ] State Records of SA online indexes

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#1859

From: paddy walsh <salisbury29a@...>
Date: Sun May 9, 2010 6:50 am
Subject: Re: War Memorials

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--- On Fri, 25/4/08, Jenelle McCarrick <jmac2005@...> wrote:

From: Jenelle McCarrick <jmac2005@...>
Subject: Re: [suth_to_aus] War Memorials
To: suth_to_aus@yahoogroups.com
Received: Friday, 25 April, 2008, 5:36 PM

no worries Paddy. The National Archives of Australia has been really slow today, so might be worth giving it a day.

Jenelle.

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Sent: Friday, April 25, 2008 5:28 PM

Subject: Re: [suth_to_aus] War Memorials

Jenelle,

Thanks for the two Abzac Sites. Saved to computer for future seaching.

Paddy

Jenelle McCarrick <jmac2005@tpg. com.au> wrote:

Another site for Queensland. The owners of this site have also photographed
cemeteries around Queensland, see their home page.
Jenelle.
http://www.chapelhi ll.homeip. net/FamilyHistor y/Other/WarMemor ials/

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#1860

From: Joan Currie <jocurrie@...>
Date: Tue May 11, 2010 7:49 am
Subject: Re: Visit to Scotland

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Christine, I am going to be in Scotland for most of July too so I will
be interested to read  comments on where to go, best research places etc.
We have a cottage out of Inverness for 3 weeks from 10th July and a few
days in Edinburgh prior to that.

This is the trip I was supposed to do last year but 'things' got in the
way. I was going by myself that time but this year I have the husband in
tow.

I also have Caithness as well as Sutherland. And I will be off to the
Stathnaver Museum where I sent information on my Mackays last year.

I will email you off list and see if our paths are likely to cross. I am
sure that they must somewhere on the high road!

Joan Currie
Sydney.

>
> I am one of the very quiet people who reads the postings each day but has
little to say - SORRY!  I was able to glean some information from other members
some years ago but other than asking questions about language and education, I
have been very quiet.  I always hope that one day, someone else with the same
family connections will appear on the list.  My brick walls have been
insurmountable for the last two years.
>
> However I am lucky enough to be fulfilling my dream of visiting Scotland in
July.  I was travelling with another cousin but he has had a huge change in
circumstances so now find myself travelling alone and I must say that I am just
a wee bit nervous about getting in my rental car and driving north alone!
>
> I wondered if other listers could offer their advice about worthwhile places
to visit.  I will be in Edinburgh for several days and already have my seat
booked at the Scotlands People centre for two days.
>
>
>

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#1861

From: caroline smith <carolinemhms@...>
Date: Tue May 11, 2010 11:37 am
Subject: Re: Re: Visit to Scotland

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Hello Christine
My sister and I spent about 2.5 weeks travelling the Highlands and seeing Edinburgh in 2009 and 2 weeks in England-
We generally found toilets a bit hard to find - even petrol stations and visitor centres did not have them - but there were plenty of shrubs - unlike in England where there were more people.
Most of the roads which show you the real countryside are very narrow - one lane with a passing lane- but most people are very polite and people dont generally drive as fast as in Oz except of the big motorways .
At Edinburgh I really enjoyed seeing the Woollen mill, not far from Edinburgh Castle- it goes 2 stoies under the ground- they have all the tartans - and you can see them being woven -
I bought 2.5 metres of ancient mckay tartan in pure wool, which is better quality than the cheaper version - I plan to make a skirt and vest and shawl.
Near Inverness the Culloden Centre is fascinating, as are whiskey distilleries- Inverness is the main centre of the Highlands and has a good Library.
Nairn is a beach resort,w e stayed at, not too far east of Inverness if you like the sea- we found the Inveran Lodge B and B owner very caring, and helpful with our diets (gluten free (Barb) and soy (me) - and the room we shared was large and comfortable.
Newtonmore has a really good folk museum (open air) - it is west of Inverness - there is a crofters village there - very realistic
Caledonian canal at Fort Augustus with the swinging bridge- not too far away- also has a clan centre with performances
We came here after vising Skye - well worth a visit - magnificent hills/mts and water falls- walking tracks and a good visitor centre, also a croft village at kilmuir- we also saw a waterfall flowing into the sea here at Skye

Heading north -
Dunrobin Castle- we looked at from outside and used the loo- but didnt go any further - but it is an eye opener- huge castle - was home of the Sutherlands of the notorious Sutherland clearnaces (we refused to pay to go in when we found this out) . Has a collection of pictish stones which could be worth seeing

Dunbeath (on way to Wick) - has an interesting heritage centre if you have ancestors from there
Wick - is said to have a good Library if want to do research
Thurso in Caithness is very pretty and well laid out and has good shops - the Cooperative is a good food store, it has a library also not as well organised last year re family hsitory as some -(there is a lot to be found researching at edinburgh- the Peoples centre and the National Library ) the Thurso library does have most of the Cemeteries record books if you are seeking out ancestors in Caithness (as well as Sutherland) - this is how we eventually found the grave of our Caithness- 'Manson' ancestors- at a tiny town called Olrig outside Thurso)
The castle of Mey - now owned by Prince Charles is not far away - can tour at times
In Sutherland
we stayed at the Sheiling B and B at Melvich adjacent to Port Skerra - I can recommend to ask at the Claymore Inn to hire an audio kit with map which is a self guided tour around the area (walking) - see the Drownings Memorial - fishermen- many of the people cleared had to supplement their incomes by fishing (in tiny boats)- which was very dangerous- also has people speaking Scots Gaelic on the tape.
We saw people surfing in wet suits in october at many of the beautiful beaches in the north - inc here

We visted the Strathnaver River - McKay/Mackay country - there is a trail here - you can buy a booklet at the Clan McKay Museum - in an old Church at Strathy -not far away - the trail goes right down the river for about 20 miles - we didnt do it all - there are marked sites of iron age broches and cleared villages (c 1814-19) - Barb and I hope to go back next May and see more of this - being McKay descendants.
If anyone is very interested in this clearance area I am researching a grid of the over 40 villages cleared along this area- during the 2nd ? Sutherland clearances .

Durness- (to west) has a very interesting and beautiful sea cave- called the Smoo Hole - worth seeing

well apologies I could go on and on - we also visited many cemeteries looking for graves of ancestors - but thats a another story - which I will tell sometime if anyone is interested

regards
Caroline
Toowoomba

From: Joan Currie <jocurrie@...>
To: "suth_to_aus@yahoogroups. com" <suth_to_aus@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tue, 11 May, 2010 5:49:45 PM
Subject: [suth_to_aus] Re: Visit to Scotland

Christine, I am going to be in Scotland for most of July too so I will
be interested to read comments on where to go, best research places etc.
We have a cottage out of Inverness for 3 weeks from 10th July and a few
days in Edinburgh prior to that.

This is the trip I was supposed to do last year but 'things' got in the
way. I was going by myself that time but this year I have the husband in
tow.

I also have Caithness as well as Sutherland. And I will be off to the
Stathnaver Museum where I sent information on my Mackays last year.

I will email you off list and see if our paths are likely to cross. I am
sure that they must somewhere on the high road!

Joan Currie
Sydney.

>
> I am one of the very quiet people who reads the postings each day but has little to say - SORRY! I was able to glean some information from other members some years ago but other than asking questions about language and education, I have been very quiet. I always hope that one day, someone else with the same family connections will appear on the list. My brick walls have been insurmountable for the last two years.
>
> However I am lucky enough to be fulfilling my dream of visiting Scotland in July. I was travelling with another cousin but he has had a huge change in circumstances so now find myself travelling alone and I must say that I am just a wee bit nervous about getting in my rental car and driving north alone!
>
> I wondered if other listers could offer their advice about worthwhile places to visit. I will be in Edinburgh for several days and already have my seat booked at the Scotlands People centre for two days.
>
>
>

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#1862

From: "Betty Sheather" <kapyong33@...>
Date: Wed May 12, 2010 12:18 am
Subject: Re: Re: Visit to Scotland

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Oh, Caroline! You are making me GREEN with envy!!! Its got me thinking about a trip back to Scot.

Please DO go on & on....it just makes me remember the lovely trip I had to Scot. in 2006...unfortunatelt I had to cut it short and come home to OZ, but I still think about Scot.... it was wonderful...I shall start saving up !

Betty S

Warrnambool Vic OZ

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#1863

From: caroline smith <carolinemhms@...>
Date: Wed May 12, 2010 8:56 am
Subject: Re: Re: Visit to Scotland

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Hello Betty
I so want to go back too - my sister and I loved the wild and somewhat barren landscapes and the beautiful beaches of the top of Scotland - but there is more I want to see tooo...
but not in Winter ??

We found the Manson grave at 6pm at Olrig near Thurso - when nearly dark on our last night at Melvich - it was beautiful pink stone and large - we found out later is gneiss and is very hard and comes from near Durness - it had our grt grandfather and his parents and 3 brothers and a sister -
The first thing my sister said is - "that is so sad - he -( David Manson ) is here and his wife is at Stradbroke" - she emigrated later - and she is buried in an unmarked grave at the Dunwich Cemetery on Stradbroke Island - she died at the Benevolent Asylum there - still dont know why she came out with their daughter- as they were better off then we thought previously-

we could not find any of our Mckay ancestors graves (that we knew of then) at all - though we looked in about 10 or more cemeteries in Sutherland and at Reay .

Did you want to tell me about your trip.?

regards
Caroline

From: Betty Sheather <kapyong33@...>
To: suth_to_aus@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wed, 12 May, 2010 10:18:07 AM
Subject: Re: [suth_to_aus] Re: Visit to Scotland

Oh, Caroline! You are making me GREEN with envy!!! Its got me thinking about a trip back to Scot.

Please DO go on & on....it just makes me remember the lovely trip I had to Scot. in 2006...unfortunatel t I had to cut it short and come home to OZ, but I still think about Scot.... it was wonderful... I shall start saving up !

Betty S

Warrnambool Vic OZ

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#1864

From: "Jenelle McCarrick" <jmac2005@...>
Date: Thu May 13, 2010 5:46 am
Subject: Fw: [AUS-SAGEN] Adelaide Co-operative History update

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Subject: [AUS-SAGEN] Adelaide Co-operative History update


> Hi Listers
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> My database of Naturalizations in SA 1839-1903 has been updated.
> http://www.ach.familyhistorysa.info/naturalizations.html
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> The date of the Certificate of Naturalization for almost 4,000 entries has
> been added. These have been taken from files at National Archives which
> are not digitized. Also included are a few men who had previously been
> naturalized in VIC, QLD or NZ. As naturalization was only valid within a
> colony, they had to reapply when they came to SA.
>
> By far most naturalizations were for Germans, followed by Scandinavians
> and Chinese. Some of the unusual places of origin were Brazil, Iceland and
> Madagascar. The ship of arrival was stated on 250 Memorials
> (applications). The youngest applicants were 12 years old, the oldest was
> 94 years with three in their 80s.
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#1865

From: "Betty Sheather" <kapyong33@...>
Date: Thu May 13, 2010 9:46 am
Subject: Re: Re: Visit to Scotland

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We went up to Lochinver and stayed at a B&B, and travelled to Clachtoll to see Flossie and her family and they took us to see some relies in Stoer and to Raffin....I just loved the stark beauty of the area and the mountains and crags...AND the people....I felt a real connection! The towns were beautiful and the lovely stone buildings impressed me....we went to the Orkneys also, they were beautiful and wild.....and Castle Dunrobin! and the gardens!!!

and Golspie & Brora....I could go on for hours...unfotrunately, my husband was taken ill back in Oz, so I cut my trip short, BUT one day I will return and hope to just wander all around the top half and see it all properly.

I has better not keep going on, I get wound up when I think of that holiday, and it's hard to shut me up....

I am glad your trip was so great and you found your families resting places, it gives me goosebumps when I actually see the grave sites...

best regards Betty S ( Warrnambool)

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#1866

From: caroline smith <carolinemhms@...>
Date: Thu May 13, 2010 11:20 am
Subject: Re: Re: Visit to Scotland

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Hello Betty
Thats weird- good name! - my darling 15 year old terrier is called Flossie - she is much loved -so please dont take this as an insult - she is often a winter foot warmer and good companion
Caroline

From: Betty Sheather <kapyong33@...>
To: suth_to_aus@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thu, 13 May, 2010 7:46:03 PM
Subject: Re: [suth_to_aus] Re: Visit to Scotland

Hi Caroline, I went to Scotland to meet my 1/2 first cousin twice removed.!... I called her Flossie.I had been lucky enought thru another group,to be told she could be related to me, and when we contacted her it felt like I knew her, really knew her! It was just wonderful, I fel like I was meeting my Grandma (I knew neither of them)....actually Flossie, was related to my GGGrandfather, Hector Macleod, by his second marriage, and he was her Grandpa by his second marriage! We went up to Lochinver and stayed at a B&B, and travelled to Clachtoll to see Flossie and her family and they took us to see some relies in Stoer and to Raffin....I just loved the stark beauty of the area and the mountains and crags...AND the people....I felt a real connection! The towns were beautiful and the lovely stone buildings impressed me....we went to the Orkneys also, they were beautiful and wild.....and Castle Dunrobin! and the gardens!!! and Golspie Brora....I could go on for hours...unfotrunate ly, my husband was taken ill back in Oz, so I cut my trip short, BUT one day I will return and hope to just wander all around the top half and see it all properly. I has better not keep going on, I get wound up when I think of that holiday, and it's hard to shut me up.... I am glad your trip was so great and you found your families resting places, it gives me goosebumps when I actually see the grave sites... best regards Betty S ( Warrnambool)

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#1867

From: "Betty Sheather" <kapyong33@...>
Date: Thu May 13, 2010 11:17 pm
Subject: Re: Re: Visit to Scotland

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You are a dog lover as I am!. Iam sure Flossie would be thrilled to have a little dog like yours, what sort of terrier?

I have a little Bichon named Lexie. or to be precise, Alexandrina Macleod! named after one of my Sitherlans relies!

Betty S

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#1868

From: caroline smith <carolinemhms@...>
Date: Fri May 14, 2010 1:22 am
Subject: re pets

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Hello Betty

Our Flossie strayed in with a cocker spaniel
- late we rescued her back from the animal pound as her owners did not claim her -
she is a bitza- like me

-imagine a cross between a cairn and west highland white terrier -very long haired and soft hair
- but cream with touches of what they call 'red'
- weighing though 10kg - and with a longer body bit like a corgi
regards
Caroline

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#1869

From: "Betty Sheather" <kapyong33@...>
Date: Fri May 14, 2010 6:02 am
Subject: Re: re pets

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Your Flossie sounds beautiful, a friend had a cairn terrier xand sounds like your little one...lovely nature

My Lexie is an "allergy free" pooch....I waited form 3 yrs before I could get her...3 years of injections and !~ year on a waitng List!!!! But she is worth it....I am hoping to enrol her in a visitng pets program soon....

Betty

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#1870

From: "Jenelle McCarrick" <jmac2005@...>
Date: Fri May 14, 2010 9:12 pm
Subject: ANOTHER NEW MEMBER FOR THE LIST

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Welcome our new member, (didn't see a name), if you know what state they
arrived in, we can access different shipping lists, bdm's etc.  Put what you
know on the list and we will all pitch in to help you.
Jenelle.

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#1871

From: Jean <langwell@...>
Date: Thu May 20, 2010 11:49 am
Subject: William Mackay

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Thanks to Janelle, Caroline and Judy for helping me with my research.
Regards
Jean

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#1872

From: "Jenelle McCarrick" <jmac2005@...>
Date: Fri May 21, 2010 12:51 am
Subject: Fw: [AYR] 1892 Coalminers Petition Nanaimo BC Canada

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Off the Ayrshire list.
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#1873

From: "Jenelle McCarrick" <jmac2005@...>
Date: Sat May 22, 2010 11:11 pm
Subject: Fw: The 1946 Census - and other family history news

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Might be useful.

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#1874

From: "Jenelle McCarrick" <jmac2005@...>
Date: Fri May 28, 2010 1:02 am
Subject: Fw: [AUS-SAGEN] Adelaide Co-operative History update

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Sent: Friday, May 28, 2010 10:09 AM
Subject: [AUS-SAGEN] Adelaide Co-operative History update


> Hi Listers
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> Leslie & Bob Jones' database of World War I South Australian servicemen
> deaths has been updated.
> http://www.ach.familyhistorysa.info/ww1servicemen.html
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> The latest update includes South Australians who enlisted in WA, QLD, TAS
> and NT. Some of these men were working in these states (eg the goldfields
> of WA). Others, rejected in SA for health reasons or anxious not to miss
> the war, travelled interstate to enlist.
>
> As Leslie continues her research, South Australians who enlisted in NSW &
> VIC will be added when available.
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> Bye
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#1875

From: "Jenelle McCarrick" <jmac2005@...>
Date: Fri May 28, 2010 1:03 am
Subject: Fw: [FHANQ] NSW State Records.

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Subject: [FHANQ] NSW State Records.


> Hello to our members,
>                               On the NSW State Records you can now view
> digital copies of the Bounty Immigrants Lists 1838-96. I don't know how
> long these have been online to search.
>
> http://www.records.nsw.gov.au/state-archives/indexes-online/indexes-online
>
> go to Immigration and Shipping.
>

> Assisted Immigrants arriving in Sydney, Newcastle, Moreton Bay and Port
> Phillip
> The Index covers:
>    * Port Phillip, 1839-51
>    * Sydney and Newcastle, 1844-59
>    * Moreton Bay (Brisbane), 1848-59
>    * Sydney, 1860-79
>    * Sydney, 1880-96
> You can search these separately or do a combined search of all of the
> above.
> New! Scroll through digital copies of the Bounty Immigrants lists,
> 1838-96, ship by ship, as if you were going through a microfilm in the
> reading rooms.
> Copy service = $25.00 + $6.00 for each additional entry.
> Search | More information |
>
>

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#1876

From: "Jenelle McCarrick" <jmac2005@...>
Date: Thu Jun 3, 2010 5:19 am
Subject: FIND-A-GRAVE-SCOTLAND

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Off the Renfrew list, have to pay for the actual headstone shot though.
Jenelle.
----- Original Message -----
  Just found out about this web site.........well worth a look.
>
> www.findagraveinscotland.com

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#1877

From: Joan Currie <jocurrie@...>
Date: Thu Jun 3, 2010 11:59 am
Subject: Re: Find -A -Grave

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Thanks Jenelle, this could be worth a good look through.
Cheers
Joan

> Off the Renfrew list, have to pay for the actual headstone shot though.
> Jenelle.
> ----- Original Message -----
>   Just found out about this web site.........well worth a look.
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#1878

From: "Jenelle McCarrick" <jmac2005@...>
Date: Thu Jun 3, 2010 8:35 pm
Subject: Re: Re: Find -A -Grave

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There's little thumb nail photos but you can't read the headstone, haven't found any of mine yet, but that's not surprising..

Jenelle.

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From: Joan Currie

To: suth_to_aus@yahoogroups. com

Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2010 9:59 PM

Subject: [suth_to_aus] Re: Find -A -Grave

Thanks Jenelle, this could be worth a good look through.
Cheers
Joan

> Off the Renfrew list, have to pay for the actual headstone shot though.
> Jenelle.
> ----- Original Message -----
> Just found out about this web site.........well worth a look.
>
>> www.findagraveinscotland.com
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#1879

From: "Jenelle McCarrick" <jmac2005@...>
Date: Thu Jun 3, 2010 9:00 pm
Subject: Fw: GREAT NEWS! Re-activate your ScotlandsPeople credits

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Just got this, haven't re-activated them yet..

Jenelle.

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Sent: Friday, June 04, 2010 7:06 AM

Subject: GREAT NEWS! Re-activate your ScotlandsPeople credits

June 2010 Update

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#1880

From: "Jenelle McCarrick" <jmac2005@...>
Date: Sat Jun 5, 2010 6:22 am
Subject: HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO CATHY SCOTT WAGNER

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Happy Birthday Special Lady...
Jenelle.

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#1881

From: "Jenelle McCarrick" <jmac2005@...>
Date: Tue Jun 8, 2010 11:43 pm
Subject: Fw: New census + New data = New cousins!

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Latest Lost Cousins newsletter.

Jenelle.

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Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2010 9:08 AM

Subject: New census + New data = New cousins!

"Every time I receive your newsletter I mean to write back and let you know how useful they are. One tip about the additional records almost hidden on the LDS family search website was brilliant!" Chris

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Where were Londoners buried?

National Trust supporters get Ancestry discount

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Where there's a will there's often a way

Tales of yore

Peter's tips

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#1882

From: "Jenelle McCarrick" <jmac2005@...>
Date: Wed Jun 9, 2010 1:59 am
Subject: The Wartime Memories Project - The Womens Land Army

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Just found this looking for someone, The Womens Land Army.
Jenelle.
http://www.wartimememoriesproject.com/ww2/womenslandarmy.php

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#1883

From: "Jenelle McCarrick" <jmac2005@...>
Date: Mon Jun 14, 2010 12:48 am
Subject: Fw: [YORKSGEN] clergy database

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Off the Yorkshire list.
Jenelle.
>
> The Clergy of the Church of England Database 1540-1835 (CCEd), launched in
> 1999 and funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, makes
> available and searchable the principal records of clerical careers from
> over 50 archives in England and Wales with the aim of providing coverage
> of as many clerical lives as possible from the Reformation to the
> mid-nineteenth century.
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> http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk/index.html

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#1884

From: "Jenelle McCarrick" <jmac2005@...>
Date: Tue Jun 15, 2010 3:17 am
Subject: L - South Australian OBITUARIES

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Got this off the South Australia list...
Jenelle.
http://saobits.gravesecrets.net:80/l.html

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