Photocopied extracts from 'German Pioneer Families', Geelong, 1935 (1983 reprint). Chiefly members of the Fankhauser family. Marked index lists holdings.Photocopied extracts from 'German Pioneer Families', Geelong, 1935 (1983 reprint). fankhauser family, germans in australia

An explanation of the exile of Protestants from Zillerthal, Austria and the emigration of the Fankhauser family to Melbourne in 1850 where they became orchardists.An explanation of the exile of Protestants from Zillerthal, Austria and the emigration of the Fankhauser family to Melbourne in 1850 where they became orchardists.fankhauser family, orchards

'Nunawading News' item from May 1987 issue, with photo of Fankhauser family, asking for response from the readers if they recognise faces and also photocopy of same article. Responses from M. Pellow nee Mary Law, Mrs Bon Neumann, Elsie May French, Sue Kraushofer, Joan Frazer.'Nunawading News' item from May 1987 issue, with photo of Fankhauser family. nunawading news, fankhauser family, pellow, mary, law, mary, neumann, bon, french, else, kaushofer, sue, frazer, joan

Item in the Nunawading Gazette publicising an exhibition of German memorabilia from early settlement of Doncaster and Nunawading is wrong in claiming that the Fankhauser family came from Germany instead of Austria according to Miss Norma Boyle.Item in the Nunawading Gazette publicising an exhibition of German memorabilia from early settlement of Doncaster and Nunawading. fankhauser, claude augustus leopold, boyle, norma, pioneers

Vermont South Community House : celebrating 20 years involvement in the local community, 1976 - 1996. Includes a brief history of Vermont South including information about the Fankhauser, Smith and Stevens Families who owned land in the area.Vermont South Community House : celebrating 20 years involvement in the local community, 1976 - 1996. vermont south community house, vermont south, fankhauser family, stevens family, smith family, vermont south community association

The Course Family - pioneers of Forest Hill. Talk given by Pat Richardson at a Whitehorse Historical Society general meeting, 9 February 2008. With genealogical chart and documents relating to the family's English origins, migration and land holdings.The Course Family - pioneers of Forest Hill. Talk given by Pat Richardson at a Whitehorse Historical Society general meeting, 9 February 2008. forest hill, tainton family, fankhauser family, whitehorse historical society inc., course family

History of the Mock Family who came to East Burwood in 1885 and took over one of the Fankhauser properties to plant orchards. Also gives details of life in the area.History of the Mock Family. mock family, pioneers, orchards, burwood east

The marriage of James Henry tainton and Rose Selina Fankhauser was celebrated in 1906. These two families were pioneers in East Burwood.The marriage of James Henry tainton and Rose Selina Fankhauser was celebrated in 1906. fankhauser, rose selina, orchardists, pioneers, tainton, james henry

Births, deaths and marriages of the Course Family, who emigrated from Cambridgeshire, Eng. on the 'Thames' in 1855. With 'Thames' passenger lists, will of William James Course, Obituary of Sarah Ann Course, nee Bulleen and will of Susan Course nee Barker. Research by Pat Richardson and Maureen KellyBirths, deaths and marriages of the Course Family, who emigrated from Cambridgeshire, Eng. on the 'Thames' in 1855.course family, bulleen, sarah ann, barker, susan, richards, emily, fankhauser, florence, tainton, joseph, barker, john, fankhauser, george henry

Copy of a leaflet accompanying an apple from the bicentennial orchard. A brief history of the orchard is supplied.Copy of a leaflet accompanying an apple from the bicentennial orchard. city of nunawading, bicentennial orchard, brandenburg, john p, morton, william, mcnees, james, mcewan, john, course, charles, fankhauser, walter j, matheson family

Letter from Kaye Coles who left Wonga Park at the age of 4 1/2 yrs. Her sister was 9 yo when they left. Her parents the Farams and her grandparents, the Walters were living and managing the Wonga Park Post Office and telephone exchange. Margaret Fankhauser went to school with Janice, and this story is very like her own childhood in Wonga Park.

144p.non-fictionBrief profiles on some of the German pioneer families in the Local and surrounding areas as well as further afield. Some of them are buried in Box Hill Cemetery.aumann> heinrich wilhelm, fankhauser> george frederick, fankhauser> henry, fankhauser> george henry, fankhauser> robert christian, fankhauser> john butler maling, fankhauser> stanley charles, fankhauser> walter john, franke> marie charlotte, fankhauser> edward charles, mahoney> bartholomew, fankhauser> john august, rieschiek> august, lohn> henrich, finger> ernest ferdinand, fliegner> ernst ferdinand, hanke> ernst john, lauer> henrich> christian, lauer> frederick> gottfried, lohn> heinrich, schramm> max von, shepherd> esther ruby, tainton> rose selina, thiele> john gotthold, zerbe> august john, zerbe> frederick carl, zerbe> august edward, zerbe> henry august, zerbe> albert august, cemeteries, box hill cemetery