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A group for genealogists downunder - with roots from all over the world
Location: Australia
Members: 337
Latest Activity: Nov 12, 2023
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When you join the group please make an introductory comment that tells us a little about yourself.
If you are able to offer help to others with lookups, tips, cemetery photos etc. please post a message in the Offers of Help by SKAS discussion forum.
If you need assistance please post check Offers of Help by SKAS discussion forum for relevant assistance and then post your request in the IF YOU WANT HELP/LOOK UPS POST IT HERE discussion forum.
If you are seeking information on a particular surname have a look for a group devoted to that surname.... if there is not one consider setting up a group....it's not an arduous task. Try using the Site Search on the Top Right Hand side of the page to find references to your surnames.
Please create and use the discussion forums to communicate with other members. There are only two discussions displayed - please use View All to browse through the whole list and find those of interest to you.
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IF YOU WANT HELP/LOOK UPS POST IT HERE
Started by Co Ordinator. Last reply by Heather Laverty Feb 12, 2015. 150 Replies 0 Likes
Offers of Help by SKAS (Some Kind Aussie Souls) Please do not post requests to this discussion
Started by Geniaus. Last reply by Co Ordinator Dec 23, 2011. 63 Replies 0 Likes
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Comment by Jan Westcott on January 9, 2011 at 1:24am
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Hi Sheree, no reIation, sorry but it was worth a try.
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Comment by Sheree Laursen on January 9, 2011 at 1:06am
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Hi Jan - the McDonalds I am researching come from John and Margery (?) who arrived in Australia with son Angus (aged10) in 1852 on the Marco Polo - any relation to your Andrew John?
Hi Janelle - the Taylors of interest to me arrived in Australia through Robert Edward who was born in New Zealand but how they got to NZ I am not sure?
Thanks for the welcome Geniaus!
The biggest question I have at the moment is how do I organise all this information I have gathered!!! I have paper everywhere and 3 different electronic versions of my trees - any suggestions on where to get information on how to organise my stuff??
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Comment by Janelle Bramble on January 9, 2011 at 12:03am
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I have Taylors in my family maybe we will connect?
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Hi Sheree. McDonald is a very common name, my family originated from a Scot, Andrew John McDonald, who came to Australia and here we are. Where are your McDonald's from?
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Comment by Geniaus on January 8, 2011 at 10:31pm
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Welcome, Sheree.
Please ask questions of the group members - they are a quiet but amazingly helpful group.
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Hi, I am a newish genealogist, living in Bendigo Victoria. Researching Behrens, McDonald, Kelly, Taylor, Templer, Atchison, Freak. Looking to chat to other keen genealogists - as my friends/family are starting to lose interest in my ups and downs as I climb the family tree ;-) Chat soon
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Comment by Co Ordinator on January 8, 2011 at 7:36pm
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Mine is there common everyone lets show them that we do not sit idle
Well done Geniaus for placing this notice under this banner
Wayne
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Please get behind the Parramatta Female Factory.
The Female Factory Precinct Action Group is a community group with the aim to have the Parramatta Female Factory Precinct returned to the people of Australia. This Precinct includes the Parramatta Female Factory, Catholic Orphan School and Girls Industrial School.
This important historic building is under threat - please go to this link to voicr your protest:
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Great to see you jen have you l;ooked to see who else is looking for that name?My friend in Maclean?yamba used to be married to a Doyle and has 4 grown up kids to him but cant remember his name now maybe related to you
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Comment by Jen English on January 5, 2011 at 10:52pm
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I have been researching on and off for 30 years. I am interested in my fathers family 'KARL' and my grandmothers family 'DOYLE' her father John Doyle, my great grandfather was the first white child recorded to being born in Glen Innes . Which has always been a little intriguing
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