Immigrant families and descendants list from 19th century Australia
A sprawling roll of individuals and kin linked to Australian towns and colonies, naming many emigrants and their relations. Entries reference Ballarat Melbourne Sydney Brisbane and New Zealand, with dates stretching from the 1800s to the 1880s and later, including surnames such as Meade Kerrigan Johnson ONeill OReilly and McMaster among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heol
Michael
Galligan
Exphente Garde Ear
Queensland
Amges Meallignn
Pizgeralii
Kil Wood
Frederick Charles
Australas
Carel Ne Grant
Hayerr Hannar
Aestelde
John Francis Hartley
Warracknabenl
Sampson Hawke
Mary Hayes
James
Deniel
Thomas
Job Hickey
Rolin Mikey
William
Fitemech Hickson
Terriette
Georgie Louis Higginson
Coteen
Edwin Keppelin
Fredoris Ilm
Edward K. HI
G. H. Hooper
Chitton Im
Vic
Dorothy Hume
Robertsos
William Tounte
Lewrente
Joseph Fei
William Coz Johmecg
Hotham Charles Jones
Douglas Preserries
Albert Mayne
Andrew Mayne
Valentine Tock Mayne
Patrick McCarthy
Co. Limerick
John
Sarah McLares
Glasgow
Australia
Alem Dee McPhail
Sandy
Whewrer
Bridget Meade
O'Connor
Meade
William Meade
Mery Gallras
John Meade
Gothfeled Moftert
South Australia
Melbourne
Dargaville
N Z
Rober Osborne
Glebe
Muster
Frank James Wilson Pacgnan
der && Page
Priscilla Page
John Paternon
Ken
Wilhelmina Paterson
Andrew Peacock
James Peacoock
Dundes
Millie
Amelia) Pest
Richard Peet
Ballarat
Dorothy Romell Peters
Williem
Elina Peters
Richard Prime
Geslong
Monhepy Wiltie Ren
Willer Reid
England
Alin
Tnd
Istgea
Alemand
Robertson
Alexander Hoberteon
Prenderguest
Berwickshire
James Stewart Robertson
Aldmes
Hanngo
Ellen Rodgers
South Brisbane
Mr Scollard
Sheloweph
Pend O Co
Y Glehard Kerr Shaw
Jane Siherring
Zotle Shaw
Jacin Shaw
Jane Steering
Hearty Symonds
Willam Hatchwell
Livingstone Sincleir
Maricall
Caroling Smith
Snath
Mutinous German Sailors Resist Transfers to Naval Base
Latest cables report mutinous German sailors resisting transfers to naval bases. In Berlin a clash with units of the Guards heightened tensions at the Royal Palace. Kiel officials faced a mixed response from sailors and government officers amid transfer orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Berlin
United Press Association
Hakon
Kiel
Nearing the End of the Epidemic Telegrams
Telegrams from Perth report that medical relief is reducing the burden on Dr Mitchell at Woodman’s Point, with hopes of nearing the end of the epidemic. Dr Mitchell is convalescent, others such as Dr Collins and Mr. Pomeroy show improvement, while Corporal Austin of Victoria has died. Staff Sister Thompson in New South Wales is in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Dee
Ysten
Mitchell
Woodman
Collins
Pomeroy
Fether
Austin
Victoria
Thompson
New South Wales
Night Concert Oversight: Northmore Replaced by Booth
In Perth on December 21 a court notice reports the President of the Arbitration Court Mr Justice Northmore has resigned and Mr Justice Booth named to succeed William Christine on the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
ArbHention Court
Justce Northmore
Justices Booth
Wm. Christenne
Nabawah Cup Races At Turf Event With Several Notables
The Nabawah Cup meeting featured handicaps and races over six and one quarter furlongs and one and a quarter miles. Winners included Cornellys by Cullurrie in the First Class Hack Race and Barbessa awarded the Second Class Race after a protest. Farewell Handicap saw Coffin Holt and others noted among riders and horses listed with finish times and placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelly
Cullurrie
Fiubiensong
P. Browne
Whelan
Holly
Jones
Tima
Imnindeee
Prunster
Cayuse
Hetchinsom
E. L. Gintey
Barterran
Fate Mardinan
Atkins
Counsellor
Yat
Barberman
Barbessa
Reven Furloana
A. Cornelly
Pearmall
Imin
Derby Victory Sparks Perth Races Card
Perth racing notes show the Derby won by McT with Peru and Dee in Maiden Plate. Betting markets include Dalwtinal Mavin in Betting-Evens and Hardy Bernlen at Monttri, with Perth Stakes listing Tom Castro and Trish Knighe. Kadakatiа Fuh PUATE features Eurythmie and Eragoon Coomalge, Rettine-1 to 4, as visitors’ races draw betting interest. Norseman and others close betting at 2 to 1 or 7 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Dee
Dalwtinal
Hardy Bernlen
Perth Staxes
Tom Castro
Tipperary
Nate
Trish Knighe
Grbmmer
Arte Ce Pee Aim
Kadakatia Fuh Puate
Eurythmie O Eragoon
Coomalge Us
Agate Ps
Severe Criticism of Federz Government in Melbourne Editorial
A Melbourne editorial condemns the Federz government amid wartime mishaps in the navy and widespread administrative errors. It argues ministers have lost public confidence through legislative failures and profligate spending, noting the war budget drained public purses while support eroded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federz
Melbourne
Brice Smith
Returned Sokithee Sailors Report From Isolation Drama
Fragmentary narrative recalls a voyage from quarantine with officers and diggers arriving by ship to a peaceful shore. A Home Services message alters plans, a lifeboat crew, and five hundred diggers reach land while tensions and jokes mingle in a wartime style reflection.
Thrilling flight with Cody on a tiny aeroplane hangar
A vivid first person account from London details a daring excursion with aviator Cody on a compact aircraft over Laffan's Plain. The writer describes ascent to three thousand feet, the earthwork target, and the cold, wind swept descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waa
Tom
Farnborough
Nieuport
Northampton Carnival Aids State School Empire Funds
A Que correspondent reports on the annual carnival entertainment for the State School Funds held in Northamton. It drew strong crowds, with stalls and a popular juvenile entertainment led by Nelly Collier. An accidental injury occurred at Mr Atkinson’s farm during a motors and crafts display, causing widespread concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennine Uheed Tinea
Nelly Collier
Sore Molly Manmll
Atkinson
Yentertay
Nyane
Taons
Berbie Michel
Maxon
Worren
Loundry
Lee
Bovelaw
Messrs Tries
Tab
Ike
Teo
Mir
Doulas
Diggers’ Tow Offer Sparks Water Police Controversy
In a brief overheard exchange two diggers offered tow near the river. They argued the motor tie pace would rise, prompting censure from the water police. Temperatures during Christmas week were mild overall, but yesterday saw a sharp rise to 109 degrees and intense heat with a strong easterly breeze through bareday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bareday
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Promised Relief
An old advertisement touts Doan's Backache Kidney Pills for kidney and backache pain. It cites Robert Campbell of Northampton and a second testimonial thirteen years later claiming permanent relief and renewed vitality. Sold widely at chemists and stores, with postal ordering available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berla
Dean
Robert Campbell
Northampton
Waym
Donn
Campbell
Coah
Foster-McCrellan Co
Murmy-streee
Perth
Dalgety and Co market report on hides and skins
Market report from Dalgety and Co detailing prices for sheepskins wool types joints and damaged skins. Includes weights and price ranges for full wool half-wool and crossbred varieties. mentions inferior and seedy lots, and estimates for camel kangaroo goat skins with specified ton and per hundred weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caltekinn
Somnd
Jorya
Fragmented report on Lefroy government and tramway strike
A muddled Times style piece discusses widespread dissatisfaction with Lefroy Government over reform of the second chamber and the tramway strike. It notes resignation whispers around Mr Terrox and potential leadership change, with Moore and Moore seat implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefroy
Latroy
le Troy
Rovernk
Terrox
Tyin
Mulymith
Pinnacles Black Rage may restart after rework prospects
Melbourne note from the Murchison Times reports at a Black Range Pinnacles Co meeting a strong chance the mine will be reworked when conditions normalise. Plant sale to be withdrawn and further prospecting planned with liabilities covered to year end including rent for next year. J Colgan criticises management. Geraldton Express agents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Murchison Times
Black Range Pinnacles Co
Ailey
J. Colgan
ZamBuk: A Soothing Remedy for Skin and Scalp Woes
An advertisement style piece touts ZamBuk as the premier universal remedy for burns, sores, rashes, itching, and scalp diseases. It claims instant action, universal reliability, and equality in treating a wide range of skin ailments for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effy
ZamRuk
Farutp
Aviso
Burns
Sralde
Spra
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Arbitration Court
Natawabs
Turlongs
Crane
Taylor
Filen Taylor
Wilam, Samuel
Fraymus
Sandford Fleming Wilson
Thome Wilson
John Macvin Willamson
Fast Taiert
Otago
Nuz
Josh Wishart
Simeto
Tod Wishjart
Etangowan
Marthal Tans
Mary Ann
Bertha
Wootcork
New Zealand
Willers Young
MCT
Fremantle
Sop
Boss
Oerth
Tadls
Amd
Ty Agian
Flanders
Bex Sears
Laffan
Cody
Gary
Thad
Mr. Cody
Buster
Allen
Thraight Hinds
London
Northamnton
Fhemantle Skin and Wnt Market
Mesure
Dalgety Ant Co., Ltd
Hines
Pinnacles
Black Rage
Mesers
T. R.ae Lucey
J. Ryea
Gip Laing
J. G. Clarke
Zam Auk
Athige
Navy
RMY Ant Davy
Pingery
Hallgeany
RMY and
Yankee Ee
BoUt
Christmmas
Del
Fildrens Christe
Atithe
Fig
ADIES
Ma Gibnon & Co
Nubewah
Jupp
Bank New South Wales
Geraldton
E. Snell
ILVER
Cave Ith
Hong
Otbrom & Co
Klesnor
Bresott
Railway Heaton
V.haton
Snowden
Goode
Withers
Coe
Witham & Co
Mins
Compton
Rey
Wolasday
Hoop Ja
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