
Jenealogy Scrapbook Where Family History Stories Get Told
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When I started my One Place Study of the Lady Douglas, I thought 21 passengers would be a piece of cake. Who knew so few people could throw up so many variables? I take my hat off to anyone who works through a full list of 200 or more. I...
Just a couple of days before our Herbert family reunion on October 18th, at the Federal Hotel in Fremantle, my cousin John sent me information about a small pearling vessel called the Square and Compass. Her owner was our great great gran...
Before writing about the people who came to Fremantle, Western Australia, on the Lady Douglas, we first need to know a bit about the ship herself. She brought only a handful of families. But for the Caddys, the Tomlinsons, the O’Keefes an...
Every family has an arrival story. Ours begins with a ship called the Lady Douglas.
In July 1884, my great-grandparents James Caddy and Constance née Carson stepped ashore at Fremantle with their infant son, Tom. They had come halfway ar...
Sometimes, a little piece of family history finds you at just the right moment!
Recently, after reading a post by and her discoveries in the W.A. Record, freely available on Trove, I came across a wedding report I hadn’t seen before. Or p...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I’m a genealogist from Western Australia, writing up 40+ years of family history research. Sharing the lives, losses and legacies of those who came before me — so future generations know where they come from.
An elderly Australian Genealogist who has more than 60% of Irish blood flowing through her veins. Loves Family and Books, Technology, Travel and Taking Snapshots
Australian family historian and passionate amateur genealogist, researching for over 40 years and sharing stories from my family’s past.
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