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William and Annie
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The Early Days of Middle Adelong and Wondalga
Local history of Middle Adelong and Wondalga, NSW. Includes a history of the early squatters, the gold rush days and later a farming community.
Family of Edward William Brown and Annie Adeline Rodd
Edward William Brown (1899-1977) & Annie Adeline Rodd (1909-1987) Tarcutta, NSW. Associated familties Brown & Terry (Northampton England); Wright (Dorset); Dimmer (Wiltshire); Collins (Sydney); Piper & Gibb (Scotland); Rod & Alabaster (Essex); Powell & Fairchild (Ohio, USA)
The Lloyd and Maher Families of Wagga Wagga
Theophilus George Lloyd was born on 21 May 1836 probably at Manchester, Lancashire, England and died on 16 September 1872 in Wagga Wagga, New South Wales. He was the son of Hugh Lloyd and Jane Jones. Theophilus immigrated to Australia with an uncle in 1846. He married Margaret Clarke on 4 January 1860 in Goulburn, New South Wales. Telacon Lloyd, son of Theophilus, was born on 28 March 1868 in Wagga Wagga and died on 3 September 1942 in Wagga Wagga. He married Catherine Frances Maher, daughter of Daniel Maher and Harriet Fitzgibbons, on 23 December 1895 in Wagga Waggga.
The Founders of Australia
"On 13 May 1787 more than 1,500 people sailed with the eleven ships of the First Fleet to become the founders of the modern nation of Australia. After 20 years of research Mollie Gillen has produced the most comprehensive study to date of the people of the First Fleet. Based largely on original sources in Britain and Australia, it functions both ad a detailed historical reference work with much new information and also as a very readable social history. Every person who sailed with the First Fleet or was born on board has been included whether a child, convict, sailor, marine or officer. The result is a fascinating series of pen-pictures in a total of 1,442 biographical entries. The backgrou...
