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Elizabeth"
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Samantha George posted a discussionImmigration Ship Passenger Lists
Does anyone know if it's possible to access the immigration passenger list for a ship arrival in abt 1959/1960?Cheers,SamSee More
Debra replied to Jason Brown's discussion Edward Hanks 1914 - 1922"Oops, sorry I should have replied to your post, I always get it wrong!
Debra"
Debra replied to Jason Brown's discussion Edward Hanks 1914 - 1922"Hi Elizabeth,
This is a duplicate post, the other is here http://forum.naa.gov.au/forum/topics/edward-hanks-1914-1922
Cheers,
Debra"
Elizabeth Allen replied to Jason Brown's discussion Edward Hanks 1914 - 1922"Jason, If he served in an australian regiment you can search for his online records on this site
www.naa.gov.au ; under the record search section
His record would be online which would have further information about him
Elizabeth"
NZBC left a comment for NZBC"Research Chinese from HK, via Sydney, to New Zealand early to mid 1900s"
William J Slegers posted a discussionSibajak June or July 1950
I was a passenger on the Sibajak June or July 1950 think we arrived August 28 1950 MelbourneSee More
Elizabeth Allen replied to Gwendoline Ann Cook's discussion Mc Ennulty - Burial Records - arriving in Tasmania"Gwendoline If he was a convict as suggested then the tasmanian convicts are now online but some records are difficult to read
There is another site which has transcribed these records but he may possibly be under another spelling of his…"
Debra replied to Gwendoline Ann Cook's discussion Mc Ennulty - Burial Records - arriving in Tasmania"Hi Gwendoline,
I have previously been involved with research on this family (and very interesting they are too!) but I don't recall anyone finding a good match for John's origins.
Elizabeth has given the link for the Midlands Council who…"
Elizabeth Allen replied to Gwendoline Ann Cook's discussion Mc Ennulty - Burial Records - arriving in Tasmania"Gwendoline, I found this thread which appears to be about the same person you are enquiring about
I can check tasmanian BDM records for you if needed & also tasmanian convict…"
Mark Atkinson replied to Mark Atkinson's discussion London Bridge Army camp at/near Tenterfield NSW during WW2"Thanks Elizabeth I have now just done that, thank you. I have been to the other site and too many brick walls but will keep trying.
Thanks for the assistance
Regards
Mark"
Gwendoline Ann Cook posted a discussionMc Ennulty - Burial Records - arriving in Tasmania
Would anyone know where I could find the burial records of The Church of England Perth Tasmania.I am researching the McEnnulty's and both John Joseph and his wife Mary Ann are buried there but in an unmarked grave.Any info on ( John McEnnulty ) or advice would be greatly appreciated.I have not been able to find John arriving in Tasmania. See More
Elizabeth Allen replied to Mark Atkinson's discussion London Bridge Army camp at/near Tenterfield NSW during WW2"Mark, Have you tried contacting the Australian War Memorial site ? www.awm.gov.au
Elizabeth"
Mark Atkinson posted a discussionLondon Bridge Army camp at/near Tenterfield NSW during WW2
I am trying to research and gather any information on London Bridge army camp at Tenterfield NSW during WW2. I would like to do some detecting with supervision from Tenterfield RSL sub branch and would like as much information as possible. Site plans, exact location of camp and sundries. I have been doing a lot of research and come up against too many full stops.Thanking all for any assistance.Regards, Mark AtkinsonSee More
Neale Ferguson replied to Neale Ferguson's discussion George Ernest Hamilton"Thanks, that makes sense. He would've been an ordinary seaman before an able seaman."
Debra replied to Neale Ferguson's discussion George Ernest Hamilton"Hi Neale,
T.M. stands for Trained Man, and I think that "O/Sea" is Ordinary Seaman, not "O/Seas".
Cheers,
Debra"
Debra replied to mark aitken's discussion clad,clarence tucker,ww2"Hi Mark,
WW2 service records have to be ordered and paid for if you want to view them. You will see a 'request copy' link on the right hand side of the page, just click on that and follow the instructions.
What did you want to know…"
mark aitken posted a discussionclad,clarence tucker,ww2
Hi all,im researching my mothers cousin clad or clarence tucker.the only info i have is a couple of photos of him in possibly london.He was wounded in the left arm,record is not open and info is vague.Any help would be great,he was from NSW.See More
Lance John Connolly replied to Lance John Connolly's discussion MARALINGA CAMP 43"Elizabeth,
Thanks for your info' and the kind words!
I have tried British sources, but they are harder to extract any meaningful facts from than my own Government!
CARO has not been of much use either.
Thanks to you and your Husband for…"
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