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What I have is little only. I believe the families both arrived and stayed in the north west of QLD for a long time. Grouping families in the home would have been the best way for me to verify specific families.
I was just throwing it out there hoping. QLD had something similar. Yes used the link Ryerson but am a little unsure as the spelling of names appears to change here and there. So once again grouping families would help. Would Ignatius MUSUMECI and Ignazio Musumeci be one in the same. Santina DIMAURO would this be a correct spelling Time well I am thinking before 1911. Was there as specific time in Innisfail that immigration for Italian workers migrated to work the sugar or grape farms. that It may be I have to just move on and revisit this family later. Thank you all for your assistance.
CSR opened their Goondi Sugar Mill, near Innisfail in 1885. If you find that Ignatius worked in the industry, then perhaps CSR archives hold records of his employment. There are no further details of the refinery in their book - "South Pacific Enterprise - The Colonial Sugar Refining Company Limited", by Angus & Robertson, 1956.
Co for County Armagh!Ah thank you got it I suppose my next move is to search for a birth certificate to obtain further details. this was a pasport
It's Derryhaw co Armagh on the document.Does that make a difference as I know nothing of the area