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Title: maitland
Post by: genefinder on Wednesday 05 March 08 10:18 GMT (UK)
Hi rootschatters
does anyone know where Derwick Grove Maitland NSW is?
My great great grandmother was born there.I have written to maitland council with no results hoping you can help me.
It sounds like a name of a property but not sure
Sarah Daley born 1831 Father Thomas Mother Anne Walker.
                       Liz
Title: Re: maitland
Post by: Chris Frater on Wednesday 05 March 08 23:20 GMT (UK)
On IGI  there is a marriage that also states they married in Derwick Grove,Via, Maitland, New South Wales, Australia. Maybe it is like a old railway sideing, or a like a old Stock and Station stop.

Sorry not much of a help.
Christine
Title: Re: maitland
Post by: tarnee on Thursday 06 March 08 03:06 GMT (UK)
Hi Liz

Just had a look in my Gregory's  nothing on Derwick Grove  probably as Liz says a property many many years ago, could have been renamed now.


The links below will also provide further historical information on Morpeth, Maitland & surrounds:

Heritage Office of NSW
http://www.heritage.nsw.gov.au/index.html

State Library of NSW
http://www.sl.nsw.gov.au/

Perhaps these two web sites could help you l don't know.

Jean
Title: Re: maitland
Post by: sparrett on Thursday 06 March 08 07:18 GMT (UK)
Hi Liz,
How do you know they were married there?

Do you have a certificate ?

If IGI is the only source, it may be doubtful.

Sue
Title: Re: maitland
Post by: Twinmum on Thursday 06 March 08 10:06 GMT (UK)
As Sue asked.. do you have a certificate that actually states that?
I have a CD of NSW BMD and it says she was Roman Catholic and the Parish was St Mary's Sydney.
Also I grew up about 15 minutes away from Maitland (still live within 45 minutes of it) and I have never heard of Derwick Grove.

Norma
Title: Re: maitland
Post by: genefinder on Tuesday 11 March 08 04:48 GMT (UK)
Dear  Norma
On that CD does it say 29th oct 1832 if so it is her at st marys catholic church .I have the date of her Birth on the baptism and it is 29th sept 1831
Father Thomas Daley
Mother Anne walker  abode Derwick Grove Maitland.
Revd JJ Therry
sponsors Christopher Daley and Bridget Ryan.
any info would help
                                      Liz
Title: Re: maitland
Post by: Twinmum on Tuesday 11 March 08 05:16 GMT (UK)
Liz,
     The info on my CD is very basic. All it has is the following:

Surname                      Daley
Given Name(s)             Sarah
Index year                   1831
Father                          Thomas
Mother                          Anne
Denomination               Roman Catholic
Parish                           Sydney, St Mary's
Volume reference         V18312293 125
Registration year          1831

Sorry, I can't be of more help
Norma
Title: Re: maitland
Post by: genefinder on Tuesday 11 March 08 05:28 GMT (UK)
dear Norma
Thank you that is mine reg 1831 baptised 1832
 I have others working on Derwick grove in Maitland.Where they came from.
                    Liz
Title: Re: Derwick Grove, Maitland
Post by: MAITLAND_Finlays on Sunday 21 September 08 03:36 BST (UK)
Hi Liz,

Have you had any luck tracking down "Derwick Grove" in Maitland?

Q1. Who was your GGG Gandfather/Mother working for in 1831? [My ancestors were working for Capt. Francis Allman at Rathluba East of Wallis Creek, My GGG Grandmother was assigned to Emanuel Hungerford prior to 1831]. 

Q2. My ancestors where also Catholic. I understand that the first catholic church in East Maitland was build in 1832. 
 My ancestors got married in 1831 in CofE ceremony at the school house 27NOV1831, and again in 1832 in Catholic church cerimony.  The first child baptism record shows the abode a DERWICK Grove, Maitland.

Q3.Do your certificates refer to:
a) Derwick Grove, Maitland
b) Derwick Grove, Via.  Maitland
c) other

I will keep you posted if I find anything, I am currently going through old maps to track things down

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Regards

Ian



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Title: Re: maitland
Post by: newbe_nz on Sunday 21 September 08 03:54 BST (UK)
Hi Ian,

Welcome to Rootschat.  It is best not to post an email address on her as it can be used for spam.  Once you have posted a few more posts you can use the pm system to give your email address to the person that needs it

Newbe
Title: Re: maitland
Post by: trish251 on Sunday 21 September 08 12:40 BST (UK)
Hi genefinder

The NSW parish records (pre civil registration) are available on microfilm at most state libraries and lots of other places around NSW. I had a few problems finding specific records (microfilms sometimes give me grief) but they are there. The code you have for the baptism V18312293 125 helps to find it on the film. THis will be explained if you visit one of the centres to look at the records.

Details of the locations in NSW for ARK(includes the early parish records) are here
http://www.records.nsw.gov.au/archives/access_to_the_records_2826.asp#ArchivesResourcesKit

Hopefully the register may show the place where the child was born/lived, as well as where baptised.



Hi Ian

Welcome from me as well - RC is a great place for researching Family history

Trish
Title: Re: maitland
Post by: genefinder on Tuesday 23 September 08 04:53 BST (UK)
Dear Ian
thank you for the reply i do not know if thomas and ann daley were convicts i have not got back that far yet.i presume one would be.
                 Gene
Title: Re: maitland
Post by: Deb D on Wednesday 01 October 08 15:07 BST (UK)
Hello Genefinder, just found this thread.  You might find this website useful: -

http://www.huntervalleygenealogy.com/fam_cd.php

There's a link on the page to e-mail the Webmistress, who may be able to help you find more info

 :)