Index of Wandin family history names including their birth, death and marriage information and their spouse/parents, spanning 1807-1983 - only includes pages A-C and M-O8 one sided A4 pages typed in black ink with yellow highlighterfamily trees, family history, clegg family, overton family, axford family, ah'sue family, allan family, allchin family, allen family, allison family, alway family, anderson family, armstrong family, arnold family, aston family, atkin family, atwood family, austin family, bailey family, baker family, balle family, barker family, barkway family, barr family, bartlett family, bawdon, benson family, berry family, berryman family, bews family, binding family, bird family, bishop family, blood family, blanksby family, bolding family, bonola family, bosser family, bott family, bourke family, bowers family, brailsford family, brandt family, bray family, brockenshire family, brodribb family, brown family, bryant family, burgess family, burrell family, burrett family, burton family, burwill family, butterworth family, byers family, callaghan family, carlson family, carter family, case family, chamberlain family, cherry family, clarke family, cocks family, cole family, collins family, conder family, connor family, cook family, coomes family, cooper family, cornell family, cottee family, mckenna family, meacham family, mill family, miller family, mitchell family, mits family, montgomery family, moodie family, murray family, musgrave family, nagle family, nall family, nash family, neely family, neville family, newport family, norman family, norton family, notley family, o'connell family, o'mara family, odgers family, oliver family, oneyes family, orams family, owen family, pain family, papworth family, garlick family, penthreath family, green family, hall family, gough family, byrne family, smith family, hodson family, jinks family, squires family, graham family, holton family, hamilton family, lloyd family, tocknell family, hunter family, parr family, herman family, marsh family, read family, thurrowgood family, hughes family, wilson family, rains family, hurley family, farqhuar family, robinson family, dennis family, turner family, rule family, vine family, whittaker family, stevens family, heywood family, jones family, styles family, rouget family, sargeant family, withers family, larking family, keen family, white family, francis family, teague family, fisher family, winbanks family, knight family, vernon family, wood family, kennedy family, crossland family, upton family, mcfarline family, denman family, elliot family, thomas family, davis family, parker family, sies family, dohrmann family, heffernan family, duncan family, foreman family, saunders family, wilmont family, furphey family, rawson family, evans family, field family, ellis family, laing family, ezart family, hoare family, heritage family, quirk family, griffin family, lowry family, johnstone family, grundy family, stock family, patterson family, ralph family, pilbrick family, ussnig family, leighman family, underwood family, lawrence family, dawson family, crossdale family, shoo family, lomax family, paten family, 1800s, 1810s, 1820s, 1830s, 1840s, 1850s, 1860s, 1870s, 1880s, 1890s, 1900s, 1910s, 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s

The Easter Uprising took place in April 1916 in Dublin and is one of the pivotal events in modern Irish history. At the end of the Easter Uprising, 15 men identified as leaders were executed at Kilmainham Jail. To some, these men were traitors, to others they became heroes. (http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/1916_easter_rising.htm, accessed 16 April 2014) Organised by seven members of the Military Council of the Irish Republican Brotherhood,[3] the Rising began on Easter Monday, 24 April 1916, and lasted for six days. Members of the Irish Volunteers — led by schoolmaster and Irish language activist Patrick Pearse, joined by the smaller Irish Citizen Army of James Connolly, along with 200 members of Cumann na mBan — seized key locations in Dublin and proclaimed the Irish Republic independent of the United Kingdom. There were some actions in other parts of Ireland: however, except for the attack on the Royal Irish Constabulary barracks at Ashbourne, County Meath, they were minor. With vastly superior numbers and the use of artillery, the British army quickly suppressed the Rising, and Pearse agreed to an unconditional surrender on Saturday 29 April. Most of the leaders were executed following courts-martial, but the Rising succeeded in bringing physical force republicanism back to the forefront of Irish politics. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter_Rising, accessed 16/04/2014) Sackville Street Dublin is now known a O'Connell Street.Seven black and white postcards showing photographic scenes before and after the Rising in Dublin.chatham family archive, chatham, holmes, ireland, dublin, uprising, sackville street, o'connell bridge, citizen army, liberty hall, henry street, nelson's pillar, post office, arnott's, abbey street, ruins, hotel metropole, the rising, easter uprising, easter rebellion, o'connell, chatham family archive, chatham, holmes, ireland, dublin, uprising, sackville street, o'connell bridge, citizen army, liberty hall, henry street, nelson's pillar, post office, arnott's, abbey street, ruins, hotel metropole, the rising, easter uprising, easter rebellion, o'connell

Provides an itemised account of mess charges and credits, eg. credit Bridge winningsAn original Mess Bill for the Officers Mess of the 2nd 27th Punjabis Regiment, 30th September 1919. Framed in a wooden frame with additional informayion on I.A. O'Donnell and family inside frame.Full listing of bill, Signature and date of mess president1919, ww1, officers, mess, 2 27th, punjabis, lieutenant, o donnell, seconded, british, army, agra

Black and white photograph of family group. (2 copies)Written on rear of one photograph: "Geraghty Family." Back row: Jim, Rose (Mrs Murfett), Jack, Letty (Mrs O'Connell), Maurice, Ella. Front row: Lucy, Hughie, Mrs Geraghty, Mr Geraghty, Mary (Mrs Larkin). Sitting- Vincent. William Geraghty b. 1850, Collingwood. m. Anne Barry of Adelaide at Richmond. Children: Margaret (d), James (1877), Mary (1879), Rosanna (1881), William (1883), Maurice (1885), Lucy (1887), Hellen (1890), Francis (1892), Anastatia (1895), Vincent (1898).

Reminiscences of Mr Jack Hattam - 38 pp. Oral History assignment by Phyllis Smithson 1982. Introduction: ''This paper is a transcript of a taped interview with Mr Jack Hattam with annotations to augment his comments by Phyllis Smithson. Mr Hattam did not know a lot about his forebears so I have endeavoured to recreate some of the background and conditions his grandparents and relations would have encountered''. Bibliography and family tree.Jack Hattamperson, individual, jack hattam, st just point, long gully, voictorian quarts mining company, white hills cemetry, mr henry hattam mayor of bendigo, midway company, victoria reef, energetic ompany, bird's reef company, great eastern company, (sedgewick), hercules company, frank cusack, bendigo creek, bendigo valley, grub-staking, hopetoun street, john and ellen o'connell, hunters brewery.

The Blays moved from their farm in New Norfolk, Van Diemens Land to an allotment at Greenhills on the Plenty River in 1841, but William was injured in a fall and was unable to work this farm, which was repossessed by the bank, causing him to fall into a severe depression and subsequently admitted to Yarra Bend Insane Asylum, where he died in 1849. Article first published in "Pioneer Echo" no 226, Oct-Nov 2022.1 p. typescript, copied from newsletterblay family, william blay, greenhills

Residence of Albert Paul THOMPSON and family, (see photo VEMUP684 older photograph of house) This photo is later with more substantial fence, established garden and changed front door with new leadlight. from Emma NIGHTINGALE'S collectionPhotograph on board of house 'Rosebank' at 28 High Street (now 28 Lawton Ave) Geelong WestMakers Mark:on back: Marshall, photographer, O'Connell Street, Geelongthompson, nightingale, bedgood