"Antona, This is the link to the other discussion on HOTSONS
http://forum.naa.gov.au/forum/topics/looking-for-hotstons?commentId=6362943%3AComment%3A93599
I never heard back from Erin
Elizabeth"
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COST OF DIGITAL WW2 WAR RECORD
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In the wider genealogy community I have heard numerous complaints about how much it now costs to have a WW2 war record put onlineI agree and would have to pay $150 for my Father & his Brother WW2…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Elizabeth Allen Jan 16.
COST OF DIGITAL WW2 WAR RECORD
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Is it correct that a digitial copy online for a persons WW2 record now costs $75.90 ???I thought previously they cost about $17 to $20 approx. or is that just for WW1 recordsIf correct this seems…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Amy Jan 22, 2017.
FYNMORE brothers in WW1
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I am researching Leslie Haliburton FYNMORE and his brother Harry Lovelly FYNMORE for the RSL and am doing their profiles I came across their listing on the NAA and found that they have Harry &…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Elizabeth Allen Nov 4, 2016.
contacting other NAA members
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Why can't we contact other NAA members by private message instead of first having to befriend them?Often these messages go unanswered or ignored which leaves them pending and there is no way you can…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Elizabeth Allen Apr 8, 2016.
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Elizabeth Allen replied to antona's discussion looking for Hotstons"Antona, This link might help as this request was also posted 3 years ago
https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/australiansurnamesgroup/albert-william-hotston-t6316.html
This section is the Feedback for National Archives & your message…"
Elizabeth Allen commented on Ruth Ellis's blog post SEARCHING FOR LEONARD JOSEPH GAZZARD"Ruth, Please check the replies in this thread about Leonard Joseph GAZZARD
Elizabeth"
Elizabeth Allen commented on Ruth Ellis's blog post SEARCHING FOR LEONARD JOSEPH GAZZARD"Ruth, If the age on his death notice is correct (Ryerson Index) then he was born c. 1882 (not 1877)
Surname
Given Names
Notice Type
Date
Event
Age
Other Details
Publication
Published
GAZZARD
Leonard Joseph
Death notice
15MAR1948
Death
66
at…"
Elizabeth Allen commented on Ruth Ellis's blog post SEARCHING FOR LEONARD JOSEPH GAZZARD"Ruth, Article in newspaper (Trove)
IN the Will of LEONARD JOSEPH GAZZARD late of Albion Street Sydney) In the State of New South Wales
Retired Brass Moulder - deceased .
Appllcation will be made after 14 days from the publication hereof…"
Elizabeth Allen commented on Ruth Ellis's blog post SEARCHING FOR LEONARD JOSEPH GAZZARD"Ruth Burial details & link
http://www.easternsuburbsmemorialpark.com.au/finding-loved-
Name: Leonard Joseph Gazzard
Date of death:
Date of interment: 18/03/1948
Type: Burial
Location: RC21 - Roman Catholic FM 21, Position 1695"
Elizabeth Allen commented on Ruth Ellis's blog post SEARCHING FOR LEONARD JOSEPH GAZZARD"Ruth, I found his death in Sydney in 1948 on the online NSW BDM Index
Leonard Joseph GAZZARD
died 1948
father: Joseph
mother: Mary
registration No. 6862/1948
Cemetery: Eastern Suburbs Memorial Park in Sydney
You might need…"
Elizabeth Allen commented on Ruth Ellis's blog post SEARCHING FOR LEONARD JOSEPH GAZZARD"Ruth, What sort of information are you looking for - parents names/marriage?
Do you know which state he was born in or any other details and I might be able to assist
Elizabeth"
Elizabeth Allen replied to Patricia Hunt's discussion WW2 Records"Patricia, Sorry in my last message I mentioned the Australian War Memorial - I meant the National Archives in Canberra although from memory a relative of mine was able to research WW1 records at the AWM
this link might help - I…"
Elizabeth Allen replied to Patricia Hunt's discussion WW2 Records"Patricia, The only way to do it without cost if the WW2 record is not already online, is to go to the Australian War Memorial in Canberra where you can view them free of charge
Elizabeth"
Elizabeth Allen replied to Paul Robert Meadows Simpson's discussion Records that say open"Paul, If you have paid to have them put online you will get an email notification with a link to click on so you can view the files
The process may not be completely finished as yet
Elizabeth"
Elizabeth Allen replied to Patricia Hunt's discussion WW2 Records"Patricia, First you need to do a search in RECORD SEARCH and bring up the record - when you find it there is a spot to click on to request a copy (there is a fee involved for WW2 records that are not already online)
Just put the persons name…"
Elizabeth Allen replied to Lance Swan's discussion Bring back free digital access to records"Lance, I agree - I have just had to pay over $70 for my Father & Uncles WW2 records - my Uncles record was only 9 pages long and I got charged $35 for it !!! Not happy
At least they have dropped the price from $150 which is would…"
Elizabeth Allen replied to Kym Abell's discussion Service Medals"Gilroy, If you contact Christies in Sydney they should be able to help regarding how much they cost
The link is in this thread
Elizabeth"
Elizabeth Allen replied to Carol McCaw's discussion Service Number"Carol, This link may help
https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/encyclopedia/numbers/army
Elizabeth"
Elizabeth Allen replied to Carol McCaw's discussion Service Number"Carol, This might help explain a few things
https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/encyclopedia/numbers/army
Elizabeth"
Comment Wall (18 comments)
- At 6:07 on August 21, 2013,
Paul Anthony hancock said… - Hi my name is Paul hancock I'm trying to track down the family or relatives of wally hancock who left Liverpool bound for Melbourne Australia in 1924 on the ship esperance who later became welterweight boxing champ I've also tried to find any info re war years the story goes he joined the Australian Royal Navy to become a stoker (engine room) but there doesn't seem to be any information !!!!!!!!!!!!!! any pointers
- At 12:11 on August 21, 2013,
Debra said… Hi Paul,
You need to search here when you are looking for a catalogue entry on RecordSearch http://www.naa.gov.au/collection/search/index.aspx (Search the Collection)
If you search for Walter HANCOCK, this is one of the results:
http://dhistory.org/archives/naa/items/4542327/
This person's DOB matches Wally's stats. He married Amy TOWNER in 1926 in Sydney.
Quite a lot on TROVE:
http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/result?q=%22wally+hancock%22
Debra
- At 11:40 on November 1, 2013, Rebecca Norman said…
Hi Elizabeth, Thank you, yes, I was looking for burial records, any idea's?
rebecca
- At 8:42 on February 20, 2014, David Edward ROWE said…
Sorry I have taken so long to respond, I have been engaged in other persoanl issues.
Thank you for the offer of help, I am waiting on some paperwork coming throuigh from B.D.& M. Then I will see where I need to go.
Take care.
Regards
David Rowe
- At 7:12 on February 22, 2014, Sean hancock said…
- I am meant to be a relative of his
- At 14:21 on March 11, 2014, Dianne m Heinemann said…
Thanks Elizabeth, no West Terrace Cemetery is not the one, the sheet is very large and has so many names and numbers so maybe it is from overseas.
Di
- At 16:01 on April 15, 2014, isobel may paterson said…
good idea!
- At 12:40 on October 4, 2014, Janice Ann Cleaver said…
Hi Elizabeth, I would love any help you have on JJ Havinden and family. If I can help you as well in any way please let me know.
Janice Ann Cleaver
- At 18:16 on June 11, 2016, Donna Atkinson said…
HI Elizabeth the Beatrice woods you found was living with a George
was his surname woods also are different
mydad says its not impossible for her to have married another wooods as his brother who moved to Australia in the 60s also married a woods
donna
- At 4:56 on June 12, 2016, Donna Atkinson said…
Hi Elizabeth really appreciate your help
iv been on ancestry search also trying to find any family for her in the uk
i placed a add a few weeks ago in the hope some1 who had any information on beatrice but no luck so far il keep trying as i want my dad to know what became of her
thank you for your help x
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