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Research in Other Countries => Australia => Topic started by: jamielee on Sunday 20 January 08 04:46 GMT (UK)
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Hi Rootschatters
If you have any great sites for exclusively Tasmanian research, please let me know.
PM is a good way to reach me.
Thanks!!!
Valerie
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Hi Valerie,
I hope you can help me with my query,
MY g.grandfather came out to tasmania from Scotland Dundee, his name was David Mellish Ramsay and he married Dinah Bates in Hobart on the 24th november 1834.
I would like to know the name of the boat he came out in.Many thanks if this is possible Jamie lee.
Hi Rootschatters:
This post was in the RESOURCES section, and I've moved it over.
Can anyone help Jamie Lee??
Grub
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Hi Jamie Lee
The information you want may be at the Tasmania archives. They have very few online indexes for free settlers. An email to them may provide some information
http://www.archives.tas.gov.au/
Trish
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http://www.rootsweb.com/~austashs/convicts/con_r.htm
Hello there Jamie Lee
If he was the convict David Ramsay
the above link will direct you to a fellow researcher, but I don't know whether it is still active.
regards Jenn
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hi jamielee, the ship was the claudine, if you write to the scottish record office you can get davids trial record , very impresive record. tasmania archives also records on david and family. regards mark lepp, mooroopna victoria australia 3629. ps. australian archives news papers follow promps do surname search , papers go back early 1800's david mentioned many times
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Hi Jamie Lee,
David was on the Claudine 1821 [convict], Dinah the Strathfieldsay [free female assisted immigrant], 1834.
Elizabeth [first wife, used name Lowden in her convict records a.k.a. Watson and Wilson] on ship the Henry 1825.
Daughters Janet born in Scotland, Harriet born in Hobart from the first marriage.
Convict records on line at LINC (search Tasmanian Archives, search by surname (or ship) in name search) Free Access.
David had a second family with Dinah in Hobart and Geelong, noted elsewhere in Roots Chat.
M
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Hi to you all
I use "Tasmanian Names Index" . Not bad, and I use it for Births Deaths & marriages.
It is the Tasmanian Govt site - Linc/Tasmania.
Kaysands