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That Moment in Time
Friday Fossicking 16th Oct 2020, FREE books, FREE ebooks, FREE maps, C of Ireland Parish registers, haunted piano, terrifying Irish Jack-O-Lanterns, drone archaeology, eavesdropping on dolphins, new Buddy Holly biopic, Irish ghost stories, uncovering buried buildings, book reviews, panopticon - a great research tool, planning genealogy travel, and so much more…
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HEADLINES OF OLD
Convicts assigned and transferred.. July 1832… (the recent post was for May 1832.. )
Trove Tuesday 20th Oct 2020. These entries include the date of arrival, name, ship, occupation .. person assigned to and place. They sometimes include multiple abilities of the convicts… e.g. “ploughs, reaps, sows” … “ postillion and spades man”
A great benefit when trying to trace your convict ancestor or to simply follow the trail of a name of interest.
Feel free to share… the title is the link.
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BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND
Brisbane, Toowong
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With thanks to Marie Hobson
Along with apologies for delay in posting.
Keep safe and well.this will pass.
