JARROLD Johannah (Jonna)

[ShirleyX]

Here is a contact for Inglewood District Historical Society, 91 Southey Street Inglewood 3517, contact Kevin Poyser at * He is very helpful.

I am a professional researcher in the central victorian goldfields district, if you require more indepth research let me know, however, as I have had lots of help from Rootschatters in my own family research I am happy to have a quick look see in the local records. I'll let you know if anything turns up.

Shirley

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[Goody]

 Hi,
I am trying to contact Miss Pookie. I am also a great great great grand daughter of Johanna Jarrold. I have recently started looking into the family tree and I have found everyone"s posts on Johanna most interesting and helpful in my search. My grandfather was Jack Manning who I believe was helpful in your search. I would be grateful for any further information that has been found since the last post. I spent most of my life listening to my grandfathers stories of the family and only wish with hindsight that I had been able to write some of it down. He was a great family historian with many photos and stories. Unfortunately I moved away when I got married and my mother also moved to country WA. In his last years my grandfather developed Alzheimer's and we are only just realizing how much of the family history disappeared while no one realized what was going on.  So here I am trying to trace it and recall some of his stories.
I hope Miss Pookie (Sandra) can help.
Regards
Donna

[Jamjar]

Hi Donna and welcome to RC,

Miss Pookie hasn't been on RC since last year.

You need to make three posts and then you can send and receive personal messages from her.

Jamjar

[cando]

The same letter i have from Jack is where is say's about "Falmouth Packet" (1853) and Jonna and the children  "Thorswaldon"(1854). I have no idea at what port or state they arrived at in Australia.

The THORSWALDON had left England by 13 Aug 1854 for Port Philip. 

[cando]

Richard STONE complained about the refusal of the Accident Fund to compensate him for his son's death  BUT he had deserted his wife and the MANNING's were supporting the lad's sister.  The Accident Fund gave the £20 to Mr Manning to be held in trust for the lass. 
A must read for the STONE family researchers.

Letter to the Editor
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article113845273

Fund's response
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article113845281

Cando

[Essie]

I don't recall seeing this thread back in 2010 and have just found a mention of Robert LEISK in Trove. 

He had hotel licenses.
http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/result?l-state=Victoria&q=%22Robert+LEISK%22



Essie

[cando]

Yes I think I mentioned the headstone at Rheola cemetery in one of the posts.

Lots more has become available on TROVE since 2010.

Cando

[cando]

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article66324519
The Star,  Ballarat  2 Jun 1862
MARRIAGE.
On the 31st May, Emily Alice Stone, eldest daughter of Mr Richard Stone, late of London, to Henry Manning, third son of Mr Mr Richard Manning, of London.

Cando

[Goody]

 I had an interesting find today while looking at the cemeteries in Victoria. I could find very little information from the Inglewood Cemetery so decided to look at the Ballarat and Bendigo Cemeteries. While looking through the online Data I found a Charlotte Stone. She died in January 1879. I also found a Jane Stone Who died in May 1879. They are buried at White Hills Cemetery Bendigo.  While this may defunct the theory Johanna lived to a ripe old age as she would have been 59, also they are not in the same grave but are close together. Do you think it is possible that this may be Johanna and her Daughter?

I have no information at all on Charlotte!

Goody