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THE 1996 South-West Genealogist THE 1996 South-West Genealogist The Official Newsletter of The Warrnambool Branch of the A.I.G.S. Inc. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ISSUE NUMBER: 62 MARCH 1996 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - DISCLAIMER: The Warrnambool Branch of The Australian Institute of Genealogical Studies Inc. does not accept any responsibility for the opinions or the accuracy of the information contained in this newsletter. CORRESPONDENCE: All correspondence should be directed to: The Editor, The South West Genealogist, PO Box 607, Warrnambool, Victoria, 3280, Australia AREA ADMINISTRATOR: The Area Administrator may be contacted by writing to the address given for correspondence. MEETINGS: The Warrnambool Branch of the A.I.G.S. Inc. meets on the second Thursday of the month in the library of the Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum, 23 Merri Street, Warrnambool. The Branch Management Committee meets at 7:30pm, Monthly Meeting is at 8:00pm. Visitors most welcome. The Warrnambool Branch of the A.I.G.S. Inc. staffs the library at LIBRARY: Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum on a volunteer roster, please enquire if the library will be open on (055) 64 7841 (9:30am to 4:30pm). OFFICEBEARERS AREA ADMINISTRATOR Marie Boyce : DEPUTY AREA ADMINISTRATOR Doug Holmes SECRETARY Vacant MINUTE SECRETARY Rosemary Archer TREASURER Robin Gray RESEARCH OFFICER Gwen Edwards PUBLICATIONS OFFICER Lorraine Smith RESOURCES MANAGER Lucy Toohey FUNDRAISING Trudy Funston SUBSCRIPTIONS: A yearly subscription to The South West Genealogist may be obtained by forwarding an annual subscription of $8.00/year to the above address. Subscription will be reviewed annually to take into account production costs and postage rates. PRODUCTION: Master copy prepared, edited and produced by Lorraine Smith. Photocopying courtesy of Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum, 23 Merri Street, Warrnambool. CONTENTS Pages Area Administrator's Corner/Seminar/Belfast Land Board 2 Koroit state School Register 1893, Grade 4/"Examiner" excerpts 3 Warrnambool & District Historicals - March 1896 4 Warrnambool & District Historicals - March 1921 5/6 Honour Roll: WW2 Nullawarre Service Men & Women 7 Index to Pioneer Women of Victoria, 1856 - 1860 8 Page 2 AREA ADMINISTRATOR'S CORNER Dear Friends, At our Last meeting, it was decided to transcribe the tombstones at the Warrnambool Lawn Cemetery. We had a very good response and at the time of writing there are only two rows left to be copied. The Rose Garden has been done and the Memorial Wall is being brought up to date. Thanks to all for a wonderful effort. I have been told there is a Rose Garden at the Warrnambool Church of England, so we will have to see about those details. With the amalgamation of the various shires, Warrnambool Shire became part of the Shire of Moyne, and it was feared that the Shire Rate Records would be lost to Warrnambool, hence an application was made to the Shire of Moyne that these be left in our care. As a result, the Shire of Moyne has given us, on permanent loan, forty (40) microfilms of the Shire Rates from 1874 to 1981. The Shire of Moyne intends to film the remainder of these records in due course. We are delighted with their generosity, as this will make researching these records so much easier for those whose ancestors lived in the area. Good luck with your research. Sincerely, Marie Boyce * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * SEMINAR Warrnambool Branch of the AIGS Inc. are holding a Seminar on Saturday the 11th May, 1996, from 9:30am to 4 :00 pm, at the Warrnambool Fire Brigade Complex, Raglan Parade, Warrnambool. Cost of admission, including light luncheon, morning and afternoon teas, is $15, and all are welcome. Speakers are from the Victorian Public Records Office; Mrs Frances Brown from the State Library of Victoria; William White from the State Trustees; Marian Button from Gisborne. We will have the following Pioneer Indexes on CD Rom: Victoria, Tasmania, Western Australia, New South Wales, also the New South Wales Federation Index. We will have a bookstall. Flyers will be included in the April Newsletter. Any queries to Marie on (055) 62 3440 or Box 607, Warrnambool, 3280. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * BELFAST LAND BOARD An extract from The Warrnambool Examiner, 19/9/1871 We learn from the Belfast Gazette that a great deal of business was done at the Local Land Board held in that town on Wednesday. We extract from the journal named details of some of the applications recommended: John Rose (Minjah), John Coffey (Woolsthorpe), Denis W. Coffey (Woolsthorpe) & Wm John Baxter (Yarpturk). For Yangery: Henry McVeigh, Wm Cusick, Wm Fahey, Michael Ryan, John .Maloney & Patrick Kinnane. For Koroit: Wm Allen, A.H. Knight & James Malady jnr. For Tower Hill Lake Reserve, below Labourer's Village: James Malady jun., John Driscoll, Wm Thos Fraser, Margaret Molan, Michael Molan, Michael O'Keefe, Michael Kelly, Cornelius Gleeson, James Malady sen., Jas Doherty, Michael O'Brien & William Betts. For the reserve at Koroit: James Foley, Michael Duggan, ,John Fower, Hugh McVeigh, Wm Fahey, Michael Ryan, John Maloney & Patrick Kinnane. Page 3 Koroit State School No. 618, 1893 4th Grade Name Date Exempt Distance Distance Remarks of Certif. of residence from nearest Birth from Koroit SS State School BARTLETT, Edward ?/12/84 20 chains 3 1/4 miles BAXTER, Willie 27/12/79 1/2 mile 2 1/2 miles BEATTIE, Robert 13/5/80 1 mile 2 1/2 miles BISHOP, Kate 31/5/84 1 mile 3 miles BLACK, Archie 8/1/81 20 chains 3 1/4 miles BOSWELL, Willie 12/5/81 1 mile 2 miles BUCHANAN, Maxie 18/9/81 5 chains 3 miles DEAN, Matilda 6/6/80 3 miles 1 1/2 miles DIMOND, Alfred 12/79 1/2 mile 3 miles FETTLING, Albert 17/11/81 25 chains 3 1/2 miles GAPES, Willie 9/82 1 mile 3 3/4 miles GORRIE, Dora 9/11/82 1 mile 3 miles GORRIE, Rose 8/7/79 1 mile 3 1/2 miles HULM, John 8/81 3 miles 1 1/2 miles JOHNSTON, Daisy 27/11/82 1/2 mile 3 miles MACKAY, Colin 22/4/83 20 chains 3 1/4 miles McKAY, Flora 22/2/78 20 chains 3 1/2 miles McNEIL, Lucy 9/11/80 25 chains 3 miles McVICAR, Frank 4/8/83 1 mile 3 miles McVICAR, Mary 26/7/81 1 mile 3 miles MARTIN, Jessie 24/9/79 1 1/2 miles 2 miles MATTERS, Rosie 9/9/83 10 chains 3 1/4 miles MATTERS, William 8/8/81 10 chains 3 1/4 miles PATTERSON, Emily ?/9/83 15 chains 3 1/4 miles PATTERSON, Jane 8/8/81 15 chains 3 1/2 miles PORTER, James 1/3/79 1/2 mile 3 3/4 miles REID, May 22/5/81 20 chains 3 1/4 miles RIDDLE, John 15/12/82 1/2 mile 3 1/2 miles ROBERTS, Robert Jan 81 1 mile 3 miles SAUNDERS, Willie 9/82 3 miles 2 1/2 miles SPRING, Minnie 27/6/80 20 chains 3 1/4 miles STEPHENS, Annie 26/5/82 2 1/2 miles 1 1/2 miles STEPHENS, Arthur 3/9/80 2 1/2 miles 1 1/2 miles * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Excerpts from The Warrnambool Examiner, 27/2/1874 "A cricket match will be played, tomorrow, on the Warrnambool ground, between an eleven of the Warrnambool Club against fifteen of the Koroit Club. The Eleven will be chosen from the following: Messrs. MacKinnon, Murray, J.R. Evans, Jobbins, Bruford, Urquhart, Tucker, Collyer, Hickling, Bradford, and Roope. Emergency: Selby, Begley, Kelland & Graham. The following are the names of the Koroit team : Messrs. J. Poyner, J. McCarthy, J. J. Madden, W. Allan, D. W. Hurst, H.R. Kruger, H. Ladds, J. Henham, W. Henham, G. Maltby, W. Eastwood, W. O'Keefe, E. McKenzie, E.W. Shaddock, and Cook. It is requested that all players be on the ground at one O'clock sharp." "The examination of candidates for University Matriculation commenced on Wednesday last, in the Mechanic's Institute, and will be concluded this day. The examiners were the Rev. Dr. Beamish and Mr. C.A. Cramer. The candidates are: Joseph Archibald, George Le Couteur and John Thomas Smith. The subjects for examination are: English, Euclid Algebra and Geography". Page 4 WARRNAMBOOL AND DISTRICT HISTORICALS (Compiled by Betty Beavis) MARCH 100 YEARS AGO - 1896 (As recorded in the "Warrnambool Standard" j BROADWAY, Horace, to Fanny HARRIS, daughter of W.J. HARRIS (long article). NAYLER, George, son of W. NAYLER, Nirranda, to Hetty, daughter of G. W. MATTERS of Koroit. Married Perth, W.A. Arthur ("JUP") CLEMENTSON, aged 26, dies at Coolgardie, W.A. Several references. Robert Alex McKEE of "The Hermitage" , Banyan St. Brief history. Alex ROBBIE, formerly of Woodford, at Royal Hotel, Rupanyup. James DICKSON of "Guthrie", aged 67. Long article. IN MEMORIAM Annie Winifred KERR, died Southern Cross, W.A., 1895, and Martha ROBERTS, died Southern Cross, W.A., 1896 . John FOGARTY of Kirkstall. Over 150 vehicles. Collision between Robert LUCAS and son of Mr GREEN, undertaker; 2 year old PATTERSON boy, fatally burnt; J.H. DORNEY; young George KING; Daniel HORN; Mr WHITING (employed by H.D. CHURCH of Cudgee). FAREWELLS & PRESENTATIONS E. L. HELPMAN ("Ned"); E. WHITE; Mrs NEWTON; Robert MILLER; Miss WALKER (Allansford) and David BREMNER - the last two off to W.A. ITEMS OF INTEREST Fire on premises of RUSSELL & POWELL, Fairy St; Port Campbell North state School set on fire; fire at Allansford cottage occupied by Mr & Mrs Patrick GLEESON. Sarah Kate SWEETNAM, teacher-in-charge and post-mistress at Port Campbell North. A. G. FORRESTER, en route to W.A., jumps overboard from S. S. Innamincka & rescues drowning man. F. BAULCH moves from Bay View Hotel to Clive Branch Hotel,Fairy St.
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