Hello, I have just registered here. I am a Brit who has lived in Australia for the past 42 years. I would like very much to trace my ancestors who come from London and Essex regions.
The surnames I am looking for are TURBEFIELD, RAWLINSON, WHIFF, WHITE, HAGGARTY or HAGERTY, BURNS, MILLETT.
Greetings from South Australia
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Northern Lass
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Re: Greetings from South Australia
Hi Aussie Brit welcome to the forum 
Are you looking for any particular ancestor at the moment?
If so and you would like more information on them, post a query in the main genealogy section on the board.
Give us the name, year and any other relevant info and we will do our best to help you discover all about them!
If you have any from the Black Country area of the midlands we have a dedicated section and team ready to help you!
Might be an idea to stick a note of your surnames in the Surname interests section too and we can add them to the surname interest list that we are updating!
Phew! you gonna be busy....
get posting lad!
Are you looking for any particular ancestor at the moment?
If so and you would like more information on them, post a query in the main genealogy section on the board.
Give us the name, year and any other relevant info and we will do our best to help you discover all about them!
If you have any from the Black Country area of the midlands we have a dedicated section and team ready to help you!
Might be an idea to stick a note of your surnames in the Surname interests section too and we can add them to the surname interest list that we are updating!
Phew! you gonna be busy....
get posting lad!
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peterd
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Re: Greetings from South Australia
hi aussie-brit and welcome
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mallosa
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Re: Greetings from South Australia
Hi Aussie_Brit
If you would like to have your ancestors photo's included in our Gallery, please send me a pm.
Researching: Evans, Rollason, Henley/Hendley, Brookes, Taylor (Wilson - Birmingham)
Researching: Evans, Rollason, Henley/Hendley, Brookes, Taylor (Wilson - Birmingham)
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dianel
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Re: Greetings from South Australia
Hi Aussie_Brit,
Welcome. Do let us know if we can help in any way.
Cheers,
Di
Welcome. Do let us know if we can help in any way.
Cheers,
Di
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Aussie_Brit
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Re: Greetings from South Australia
Wow, I just found this forum....again! LOL I forgot I had joined here till now.
I've bookmarked it now so I will be on more often.
Thanks for the welcome, and the advice.
I'll go exploring through the threads before I start posting too much yet.
I've bookmarked it now so I will be on more often.
Thanks for the welcome, and the advice.
I'll go exploring through the threads before I start posting too much yet.
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Nutsy
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Re: Greetings from South Australia
Hi from Brisbane 
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dianel
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- Location: Melbourne, Australia
Re: Greetings from South Australia
Ooh, goody, more for the Night Shift!
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Aussie_Brit
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Re: Greetings from South Australia
Hi Nutsy - I have 2 brothers up in QLD. I just have to go visit again one day.... I love it there!!
Thanks for the welcome ppl, I've been taking some time looking around in here - still got lots to see though.
I'll talk more in the appropriate areas - trusting I know which is which LOL
Night shift dianel? Hmmm well, we are downunder and I am nocturanal too LOL.
Ahh sheeut, did I mention that our family is from England? We came out here in 1966, of course I was a little kid at the time. We used to live in Southend-On-Sea. I still have family there but mum's sister and family came out with us and mum's brother & family followed out a few years later. I want to separate the two countries for the benefit of future generations but still keeping the link to the old, if you know what I mean. Like 2 family trees??
Thanks for the welcome ppl, I've been taking some time looking around in here - still got lots to see though.
I'll talk more in the appropriate areas - trusting I know which is which LOL
Night shift dianel? Hmmm well, we are downunder and I am nocturanal too LOL.
Ahh sheeut, did I mention that our family is from England? We came out here in 1966, of course I was a little kid at the time. We used to live in Southend-On-Sea. I still have family there but mum's sister and family came out with us and mum's brother & family followed out a few years later. I want to separate the two countries for the benefit of future generations but still keeping the link to the old, if you know what I mean. Like 2 family trees??