Anne’s Family History
I write about my family history: I have forebears from Australia, the United Kingdom, and Europe - and even some from the United States.
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Mitchell family arrival on the Swan River 1838
On 4 August 1838, my fourth-great grandfather the Reverend William Mitchell (1803 – 1870), accompanied by his wife, four children, and a governess, arrived at Fremantle, on the mouth of the Swan River in Western Australia.
They had left Po...
Honouring Helena Gill, drowned in a shipwreck in 1932
Ninety-four years ago my second-great-grand-aunt, Helena Lucy Gill née Hughes (1866 – 1932), drowned when the SS Casino sank in Apollo Bay, Victoria. Helena was a stewardess. She died helping to save passengers.
On 31 October the Apollo Ba...
Work and Leisure: Life on the Victorian Goldfields
For the A to Z Blogging Challenge in April this year I wrote a series of posts about the Victorian goldfields. I covered gold mining, the development of towns, and described some of the people who lived and worked on the diggings. I wrote a...
A voyage to Hobart: “Princess Charlotte” arrived 19 January 1823
In January 2023, on the bicentenary of my Taylor ancestors’ arrival in Van Diemen’s Land, I wrote about their voyage to Hobart on the Princess Charlotte. I have since found out much more.
My fifth great-grandparents George Taylor (1758–182...
My Huguenot ancestors flee France
Eight of my eighth great grandparents were Huguenots, French Calvinists, members of the Reformed Church of France.
(This is about 1.5% of my 8th great grandparents; everyone has up to 512 ancestors at this level of their family tree).
Mar...
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