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Surnames | rustenivy

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A history of an Australian family. This page contains a list of surnames in my family history. If you find one you are interested in, check out the family trees on my tribalpages site: Ivy and Winifred. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.

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Family history puzzles | rustenivy

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A history of an Australian family. Asymp; 2 Comments. So, when someone emails me and tells me I’m wrong or right, I rejoice! Provided they have the evidence to back up their claims. And when you find a new puzzle piece that connects to a whole bunch of others woohoo! Now, I’m not very experienced at researching English history, so I have not dug very deep into this particular part of the puzzle yet just enough to know that I don’t know which piece to use. Http:/ www.davidrawsthorne.com. Other sources sug...

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Thomas Etherington – blended families | rustenivy

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A history of an Australian family. Thomas Etherington – blended families. Asymp; Leave a comment. On 13 October 1846, Thomas Etherington married Ann Maria Tibbey in Sydney, Australia [1]. Some family trees posted on the web state that he died in 1896, but this family has been accidentally blended with another. A search of listings in the Sands Directories [2] indicate that there was more than one couple called Thomas and Ann Etherington in the same timeframe and locality. Larr; Previous post. Fill in you...

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Thomas Etherington | rustenivy

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A history of an Australian family. Asymp; 1 Comment. Registry of Births Deaths and Marriages. Indexes are great tools for research, but relying upon them without checking the original records is risky. Births recorded in the online index to births in the New South Wales (NSW) Registry of Births Deaths and Marriages [1] didn’t all occur in NSW. 1] https:/ familyhistory.bdm.nsw.gov.au. 2] V1824 138 25A/1824; V182636 59/1826; V1828 37 59/1828; V1831 38 59/1831. 3] Ancestry.com, New South Wales, Australi...

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Welcome! | rustenivy

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A history of an Australian family. This is one of two websites I currently have, which are devoted to my family history. Ivy and Winifred. Contains the family tree information, while this site will be focusing on stories and background information. Both my sites are dedicated to my grandmothers Ivy Rusten and Winifred Saywell. There’s not much here yet, but it will grow and I hope that you will return. In the meantime, why not pop over to my other site and view the family trees. Thought on “Welcome!

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Wine, religion and carpentry | rustenivy

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A history of an Australian family. Wine, religion and carpentry. Asymp; 5 Comments. On 1 September 1862, Gottlieb Augustus Edward Malchow married Maria Elizabeth Kiesecker in St John the Baptist Church in Mudgee, New South Wales. At the time, they were both living in Cobbora, near Dunedoo. Gottlieb was a carpenter from Pomerania. Maria was from a family of wine makers. How they came to Australia is the subject of this story. A scheme for assisting migration to Australia operated from Britain as early as ...

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A history of an Australian family. Thomas Etherington – blended families. Asymp; Leave a comment. On 13 October 1846, Thomas Etherington married Ann Maria Tibbey in Sydney, Australia [1]. Some family trees posted on the web state that he died in 1896, but this family has been accidentally blended with another. A search of listings in the Sands Directories [2] indicate that there was more than one couple called Thomas and Ann Etherington in the same timeframe and locality. Asymp; 1 Comment. Indexes are gr...

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Hawkins brick wall tumbles | rustenivy

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A history of an Australian family. Hawkins brick wall tumbles. Asymp; 5 Comments. After many years of trying, the William and Bertha Hawkins mystery has been solved. William’s mother made it difficult to trace the family history, changing her name four times. She was born Sarah Hawkins in Adelong NSW in 1885. When William was born in 1906 her name was listed as Bertha Hawkins. When she married William Rodda in 1909 she was known as Bertha Dixon, then after her marriage as Bertha Rodda. Larr; Previous post.