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Thanks Ian.

My 3G Gf was Charles, i think i have found his Baptism in 1835, but not really sure at the moment as i have also found a Sarah Smith having a Charles in a workhouse with father unknown.

The old family story is that Charles was sent to australia after disgracing the family by running out on a young lady. I have a feeling this story is false as charles also apparently changed is name, but then to have parents listed on his death cert puts doubt in my mind.

Wallytat.

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I am interested in finding more information on my 4G grandparents Sarah Fuller and Henry Smith.

Through a search of marriage banns and Pallots records i can only find one smith who married a fuller in Middlesex, in Shoredith 1832.

I have made the leap that these are the people I am looking for based on the information provided on my 3G grandfathers death certificate in Victoria Australia has him as born 1834 Middlesex with his parents as Henry Smith and Ann Fuller.

Is there any way to find more information on these people such as their ages and/or parents?
The Banns and Pallots records only list their names and parish. Plus the witnesses appear to be people from the church and not relatives.

Searching online indexes from australia has not provided any further information.

Wallytat

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thanks everyone  :) i might follow the Orange Family Hostroy group up one day.

i was hoping that someone felt like a sunday stroll through the cemetery and Daniel would be a nice easy person to find unlike the rest of his family before i spent hard earned cash on the death cert.

off to spend $$$ on a transcription, and fingers cross he belongs to my family.

Wallytat

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hi all

wondering if someone can save me a six hours drive to Orange NSW to see what details are on the headstone of Daniel Glavin died 1905. that is if a stone existing.

sorry from the web i gather that this is a large cemetery and i don't known which section he is buried in, probably catholic.

thanks Wallytat

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Australia / Re: death lookup please FLANAGAN/McKINLEY/PRENTICE/LEADSAM
« on: Thursday 14 January 10 11:10 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks Merlin, i think the Kingston Sydney is more probable, although Hugh McKinley was apparently assigned to R C Dillon at Wallalong House in Paterson district. so now i am not sure if it is hunter valley or sydney. Sydney has always made more sense to me, why would margaret live in Bankstown with Hugh go north to marry Thomas when at least three of her four children went SW to Goulburn.

Judith Thank you so much for your offer, the children's deaths were:
Mary Ann Brogan (nee McKinley) i do not have a death for, but her marriage was on 28 Aug 1867 in St Peter & Paul Cathedral Goulburn so maybe there is something listed in this month
Frederick McKinley died 27 Sep 1930 collector, near goulburn. Frederick married ELizabeth Groocock (many variations on the spelling) on 3 oct 1870 in Yass.
Micheal McKinley died 1 Jun 1930 Kirkdale near Yass. Michael married Sarah Groocock (elizabeths younger sister) on 7 sep 1874 Collector.
Patrick is hard to track down.

I do have a copy of Fredericks Obit but it does not list his parents. he had been in the collector district 64 years ie arrived Goulburn 1866.

Wallytat

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Australia / Re: death lookup please FLANAGAN/McKINLEY/PRENTICE/LEADSAM
« on: Thursday 14 January 10 07:26 GMT (UK)  »
Sorry marriage to Thomas Leadsam was in Kingston NSW, so i assume that is Kingstown now. there are no parents listed for either party on the certificate.

I have no information on Margaret's parents. But i did start a bit of a tree following the Maitland Ledsams to no avail. The death of Margaret Ledsam in Maitland is Margaret Cusick (brought the certificate to find out it was not my relly).

As three of Margaret's children lived out their older years around goulburn i assume that she might have been around there too.

Walltat

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Australia / death lookup please FLANAGAN/McKINLEY/PRENTICE/LEADSAM
« on: Wednesday 13 January 10 11:26 GMT (UK)  »
hello all

I am having great difficulty locating the death of my 3 x Great grandmother, Margaret Flanagan.

Margaret Married Hugh McKinley somewhere in or around sydney, hugh was an irish convict who had received his certificate of freedom in 1834. i have not been able to locate a marriage record here. Hugh died in 1851 in Irishtown. (any information on burials in St James, Cumberland NSW welcome)
They had four children:
Michael McKinley - born around 1841, can not locate birth record but do have death cert in 1930 Yass NSW. he married Sarah Groocock and they had no children.
Frederick McKinley - born around 1842, can not locate birth record but do have marriage and death certs.
Patrick McKinley - born 2 aug 1847 Bankstown, have copy of birth register. can not narrow down death record.
Mary Ann McKinley - born 10 aug 1848 Bankstown, have copy of birth register. Married John Brogan 1867 Goulburn.

On Mary Ann's Marriage certificate Margaret is listed as a Leadsam along with Mary Ann's step father Thomas Leadsam.

I can only locate one Marriage record to match this information, Margaret Prentice married Thomas Leadsam in Kingston in 1861. I can not find a marriage of a flanagan or mckinley to a Prentice to maybe establish  if she was on to her third marriage by 1867.

I think her death record would answer quite of few questions in my family tree.

Wallytat

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i have a Death certificate for Margaret Ledsam nee Cusick.

died 7 aug 1885 West Maitland NSW Australia, aged 63.

wife of John Ledsam (dec), mother of Thomas George 33, Jeremiah 31, Hannah 29, Elizabeth 24 and one dec male.

Born in Oueens County Ireland, Father George Cusick.

I ordered this cert hoping that it was my 3xgrandmother margaret flanagan who married Hugh McKinley then after hughs death she married Thomas Leadsam and lived in the Goulburn Area.

Wallytat

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Australia Lookups completed / Re: Help to identify Australian Army Uniform
« on: Tuesday 29 September 09 09:35 BST (UK)  »
Thank you everyone for your replies.

We have had the details of this soldier confirmed by one of his relatives an a different geneology website.

the soldier was lighthorse but as this uniform is does not match lighthorse webbing we can only assme that he may have changed unit after initial recruitment.

Wallytat

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