September Snippets 2019 Written during “the rains” on Tuesday 17th….let’s hope it continues……. Descent – SAGS September The Indomitable Miss Jane Skillicorn (Croker Prize Winner) – in 1850 four ships sailed into Lyttelton Harbour, their mission was to establish … Continue reading →
Our society has organised to have an open day on Wednesday 25th September for Family History Month. The theme will be “School days”. We invite you all to participate in this day. If you have anything at all you could … Continue reading →
Our society achieved second prize in Category A for 2019 (under 500 members in the group) in the Nick Vine Hall awards. A certificate was awarded to the Society as well as one our Editor, Julie Gullan for the December … Continue reading →
Our new committee members were voted in at the AGM for 2019 to 2020. They would all like to thank you, our members for selecting them. They look forward to another fun and productive year. Unfortunately Linda and Graham were … Continue reading →
COFFEE AND CHAT MORNING AT BREAKERS CAFE Mollymook Beach Friday 23rd August 2019 from 10a.m. Please feel free to invite friends – but do let Lola Davis know if you are coming by Monday 19th August email secretary@mufhsi.org … Continue reading →
The Tamworth Family Historian – July 2019 Extract from Tamworth dentition…. Marmaduke Carmichael 1840-1920 Extract from W History of Werris Creek and District…..Urban and Rural Development 1877-1900 Extract from “Carrabobbila”…..the Churches Urrabubula Uniting Church Extract from Chronological History of Tamworth.,..’Death … Continue reading →
Wednesday 10th July 2019 – Members Meeting Day – Schedule 11am to 12 noon Talk by Wendy and Terry Nunan Wendy and Terry Nunan have been active in Illawarra family history circles for over 30 years, producing numerous publications both … Continue reading →
COFFEE AND CHAT MORNING AT COAST CAFE Next door to St. Peter St. Paul Church, Princes Highway, Milton Friday 19th July 2019 from 10 am Friends are also very welcome for you to bring along – Please let Lola Davis know if … Continue reading →
NEW LIBRARY ADDITIONS : From St Petersburg to Port Jackson – Russian Travellers’ Tales of Australia 1807-1912 by Windle, Govor, and Massov The first Russian vessel to visit Port Jackson was the Neva, commanded by Captain Leonty Hagemeister, in … Continue reading →
COFFEE AND CHAT MORNING AKORA CAFE – Dolphin Court, Boree Street, Ulladulla Thursday 20th June 2019 From 10a.m. Please feel free to invite friends – Please let Lola Davis know if you are coming by Monday 17th June … Continue reading →
