tielle and haining families

[gemini]

Hi Lu
Thank you but according to brother in law she isn't the right one. Some confusion about having same surname hmmm Rena Margaret Hall and Robert Hall oh well have to keep searching 
Maggie

[gemini]

yep forgot to mention
I think I may have found Martha Haining shipping record how can I tell if that is her, how old she was on that shipping record
New South Wales, Australia, Unassisted Immigrant Passenger Lists, 1826-1922
about Miss M Haining
Name: Miss M Haining
Port of Departure: Auckland 
Port of Arrival: Sydney, New South Wales 
Voyage Arrival Date: 19 Jan 1907
Vessel Name: Victoria 
regards maggie
 

I didn't find anything else like the rest of her family there was a Mr and Mrs Haining they were on a different ship to brisbane in 1890

[Lucy2]

Thank you but according to brother in law she isn't the right one. Some confusion about having same surname hmmm Rena Margaret Hall and Robert Hall oh well have to keep searching 

Oh drat !         Back to the drawing board huh ?

[Lucy2]

yep forgot to mention
I think I may have found Martha Haining shipping record how can I tell if that is her, how old she was on that shipping record

Hi Maggie

Can't really help you with this as I don't see the record online.

Did you find it on A*****y  ?    (I saw an index of sorts there, but i don't have a subscription to the site.)

Difficult to know if it is a "4-year-old Miss M. HAINING"  -  a small child would need to be travelling with an adult I'd think.

There seems to be a microfiche (or microfilm) version of this 1826-1922 NSW Unassisted Passengers List.   If that is like the list for earlier voyages to NSW, then it might be also indexed by ship's name   ... i.e. "Victoria" 1907 ... and you could look to see the names of others on the same voyage.

Lu
 

[Lucy2]

Hi Maggie

Well, wish I'd seen the thread on the OZ board  re: FITZGERALD (by "Kazo") a little sooner.   

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,392841.0.html

I wasn't aware until now, that the marriages of Teresa Margaret HALL had actually been found !

So, as has been suggested on this other thread, the marriage certificate (or certificates) for Teresa, should provide you with the necessary information to determine who her parents were, and where she was born.

Lu

[gemini]

Hi Lu
yep that's my sister doing her bit, they haven't got a marriage certificate for Teresa Martha Hall and she still has the same prob regarding whether Teresa Martha Hall is Martha Trielby Haining
regards Maggie

[cando]

The marriage certificate would detail the maiden name of the bride's mother and more importantly the bride's place of birth.


Cando 

[Lucy2]

yep that's my sister doing her bit, they haven't got a marriage certificate for Teresa Martha Hall and she still has the same prob ....

Hi Maggie

At the risk of sounding like "a record needle, stuck in a groove",  I can only emphasise the point that other RC'ers have made in these two threads.     

If you (and/ or, your sister) seriously want to solve this "problem", then the way forward is to purchase the marriage record (or records) for Teresa HALL.

There is only so much that fellow RootsChatters can do for you ... finding records which may help in your quest, offering clues or possible scenarios.  [ All information given free ... and freely.]     But that's where it ends, and the "next move" is over to you, hopefully based on the recommendations made in this forum.

Best of luck.       

(And do feel free to pop back here and let us all know the outcome   ... or if you need any more assistance. )  

Lu

[gemini]

Hi Lu
I understand and thank you very much for all your help and the info you supplied. I have suggested to my sister to buy the marriage cert
all the best
Maggie