Permalink Reply by Kim Bogusz on August 15, 2011 at 2:42am G'day everybody,
My name is Kim and i am trying to research my family BOGUSZ. my grandparents came to australia during WW2 as refugees and stayed at greta refugee/migrant camp, where my father RONALD JOHN BOGUSZ was born. because my grandparents are from ukraine (my grandmother MARIA RUDNYK) and poland (my grandfather JOHANN BOGUSZ) it is exreamly hard for me to find out their heritage. i was hoping of someone could help me find out a couple of things:
1. what was the ship name that my grandparents came to australia
2. who my grandparents parents were eg surnames and so forth (for both my grandma and pop)
3. and anywhere i can find any documents concerning my family. (lke birth certificates, or any documents from when they were in ukraine/poland/germany)
if anyone can help me or point me in the direction of where to go for these things i would be forever grateful.
i have tried the birth, deaths and marrages and the national archives to no result although the national archives does have something on there concerning my grandparents but it hasnt been released supposifly so i cannot view it.
if anyone can help out with any of this i would very much appreciate it. thanks so much
kim
Permalink Reply by Bob Kerr on October 11, 2011 at 6:51pm Hello,
I'm researching my neighbour's England FT. The start in OZ - Alfred England and family, arrived ADL 1849, and as far as I can tell he then spent most of his time in Sandhurst (Bendigo) between c1854 and his death in Melb 1899, when he wasn't travelling, mainly between OZ and UK. I have a good picture of the life of his children in OZ and in England.
I'm looking for advice on material - books, research ... - that will help obtain a greater knowledge of Alfred's time in Bendigo. I've seen the brief entry in Eaglehawk and District Pioneer Register Vol 2 and I've extracted what I can find from TROVE. We are planning to go to Bendigo later this month, where is the best place to direct my time and energy?
Thanks in anticipation.
Regards
Bob Kerr
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Permalink Reply by GEORDY on January 12, 2012 at 4:46pm Hello Everyone,
Is there anyone doing research on the SLAVIN family. My ggrandfather was Francis Slavin who married Betsy England in Wellington NSW in 1875. (The wife's family ENGLAND is large and live at Neurea / Baker's Swamp, approx 12 miles out of Wellington on the Molong Road) Their marriage certificate states Francis' age as 28 and his parents as Edward Slavin and Maria Callaghan, it states at he was born in Melbourne Vic. I have no luck with this guy.
I have no record of birth, no record of death. I have checked with funeral directors records through historical society without success. He is not buried in Wellington, even though his wife was.
Betsy and Francis' last child was born in Wellington area in 1890. Their children were Edward, John, Arthur (grandfather), Theresa, or Thurza and Emily (1890). I am waiting for birth certificate of Arthur...i must say, eagerly.
It has been strange that Francis has never been talked about in the Slavin/ England family. My grandmother Lucy England (b.1898) married her first cousin Arthur Slavin (b. 1878) did not know anything about Francis or had heard any conversations about him, even though Francis was her father-in-law and also Uncle through marriage)
Permalink Reply by Heather Laverty on September 15, 2012 at 5:06am I am heatherLaverty. and what they did in Tasmania.hoping someone can help me and at the moment searching the Davie family tree. my G g g grandfather joseph Davied arrived in Tasmania in 1842 with his wife and family. My G G Grandfather William Henry Davie was born in Woolwich England in 1841. I would love to be able to find out about there arrival in Tasmania. and their life etc . Heather Laverty
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