Jenealogy Scrapbook of Family History Stories
Jenny MacKayJenealogy Scrapbook Where Family History Stories Get Told
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Fifty-Six Days at Sea
> On 4 September 1875, a small brigantine left Princess Royal Harbour at Albany on the southwest coast of Western Australia. She carried flour and cargo from the eastern colonies, a crew of seven, and a dozen passengers, among them her owne...
New Additions & Updates to the Family History Archive | April 2026
> ANZAC Day, observed on 25 April, honours those who served and died for Australia and New Zealand, marking the 1915 Gallipoli landing and every conflict since. Throughout April, my stories remembered both the fallen and those who made it h...
War and Peace
> My ANZAC story for today is War and Peace, the story of James MacKay, my brother-in-law, known to his family as Jim and to his mates as Smokey. He was rarely seen without a cigarette and a beer in hand, and he served two tours in Korea wi...
A Mother's Worry
> My ANZAC story for today is A Mother’s Worry, the story of William Henry Caddy, a saddler from Northam, Western Australia, and my grandmother’s younger brother.
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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.
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