This week, I am sharing articles I have found for my ex-husband’s 3x great grandfather, George Laver. The first article I found was an obituary for his daughter. Finding articles for my George was difficult because there were hundreds of articles for George Laver, timber merchant in Kyneton, who died in 1878 at Kyneton. My… Continue reading Trove Tuesday – George Laver
This week I am featuring articles for my 3x great grandfather, Thomas Doyle. The first article is about the sale of his house and land at Buninyong, when he was leaving the district. I had found that the Doyle family had come to Australia in 1862 on the “Great Britain”. This advertisement indicates that Thomas… Continue reading Trove Tuesday – Thomas Doyle
This week, I am featuring articles about my 3x great grandfather, the Rev Garrett John Russell, Incumbent of Buninyong. The first article I am featuring is about an accident Garrett had, where he fractured two ribs. In 1873, Garrett rented out some of his land to miners. The following articles are about Garrett supplementing his… Continue reading Trove Tuesday – Rev. Garrett John Russell
This week, I am sharing articles I have found for my ex-husband’s 2x great grandfather, Jacob Theisinger. The first article is his obituary. The next article is his probate notice. I found Jacob’s death notice by looking for articles for his wife Catherine. I also found an article where Jacob was applying for Letters of… Continue reading Trove Tuesday – Jacob Theisinger
This week I am featuring articles for my ex-husband’s 2x great grandmother, Louisa Mulder, nee House. Last week I featured articles for her husband, Thomas Mulder, who owned the Duke of York hotel in Humffray street. This first article gives some more information about Thomas and Louisa. The next article I found was for… Continue reading Trove Tuesday – Louisa Mulder (nee House)
Last week, I featured articles for my children’s 3x great grandfather, Jacob Thomas Alexander Mulder, known as Thomas, in the 1850s. This week I am featuring articles I have found for him from the 1860s. Since I’m running late with this post, I’ve just quickly selected a couple of articles. The first article I found was… Continue reading Trove Tuesday – Thomas Mulder in the 1860s
This week, I am featuring articles I have found for my children’s 3x great grandfather, Jacob Thomas Alexander Mulder, known as Thomas, in the 1850s. He appeared in the Eastern Police Court quite a few times in 1858. I found an advertisement about his store in 1856. He also appeared in court in 1859. I… Continue reading Trove Tuesday – Thomas Mulder in the 1850s
David’s son Frederick was born at Burrumbeet (near Ballarat) in 1872, and his daughter Mary Anne Bella was born at Newry (in Gippsland) in 1875 (her name is listed as Mary Anne Bella on her birth entry, but as Jessie Anne Isabella on her death entry). The following sale appears to be in preparation for… Continue reading Trove Tuesday – David Clyne from 1870 to his death
This week, I am featuring articles for an ancestor from my ex-husband’s side of the family, his 2x great grandfather David Clyne (1825-1896). I had gone through my 2x great grandparents, and, while I did find some articles for them, they were nearly all family notices, so there didn’t seem to be enough detail for… Continue reading Trove Tuesday – David Clyne in the 1850s and 1860s
In past Trove Tuesday posts, I have featured articles about my 2x great grandfather Joseph Whimpey, and his brother John Whimpey, who came to Australia in 1841, with their wives. This week, I am featuring their death notices. John died first, in October 1895. Joseph died in 1902.
