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MS 4165
Aboriginal Families of the Moree Region
Access
Access and copying is closed except for family members
who may view and copy family member documents. Not available for
Inter-Library Loan. [Access code: Y]
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Scope and Content Note
Date range: 1788-1997
Extent: .36 metres (2 boxes)
Noeline Briggs-Smith deposited the collection in the
Library, in October 2001, on behalf of the Northern Regional Library and
Information Service at Moree, New South Wales..
The collection consists largely of certified copies of
birth, death and marriage certificates of Aboriginal people in the Moree and
surrounding areas. In addition, there are birth, death and funeral notices,
for example from The Australian Evangel, and printouts from sources
such as the 'Index to the Brian Williams Family History Genealogies’ held at
the University of New England Regional State Archives. Included also are
notes made from church records, such as baptismal records from the Salvation
Army Church Records at Moree, family record sheets, such as those from the
Griffith Genealogical & Historical Society and other papers.
There is also a photocopy of 'A Grose family history' and
various documents such as birth and death certificates for the Grose family;
some family trees and a printout of the descendants of Ada Parker.
The collection consists entirely of photocopies.
A search on the Institute's
Mura® online
catalogue under topical subject
headings such as 'Genealogy and family history', or under family names,
may locate other relevant material.
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Name Index
An index of selected names from this collection is
available. To access these names contact the AIATSIS Family History Unit on
1800 730 129 (free call for family history enquiries only) or
family@aiatsis.gov.au.
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Descriptions
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Families include Adams, Aldridge, Allen, Alli,
Anderson, Andrews, Andy, Annie, Archibald, Armstrong, Arnold, Ash,
Ashley, Ashmore, Atkinson, Bailey, Baker, Baldwin, Ballengarry, Bamblett,
Banfield and Bangaree |
2 |
Families include Barber, Barlow, Barndo, Barney,
Barr, Bartman, Bartholemew, Barwick, Bateman, Bates, Bath, Beale,
Beatle, Beaumont, Beears, Bellear, Bengalla, Bessie, Beveridge, Biggs,
Billie, Bing, Bino, Birrie, and Black |
3 |
Families include Blacklock, Blair, Blay, Bligh,
Bollan, Bloomfield, Bond and Bone |
4 |
Families include Boney, Bonn, Borghmanna, Borland,
Bourah, Bowden, Bowler, Boxer and Boyce |
5 |
Families include Bradshaw, Brady, Brair, Brandy, and
Brennan. Some of the photocopies for Brennan are very faint and
therefore difficult to read |
6 |
Families include Briggs, Bright, Brooks, Broomham,
Broughton, Brown, Browning and Brummy |
7 |
Families include Buars, Bubby, Buchana, Buckabone,
Buckenbone, Bugg, Bull, Bullaman, Bullamin, Bullingar, Bundai, Bungaree,
Bungle, Burke, Button and Byrnes |
8 |
Families include Cain, Callaghar, Campbell, Carrie,
Capp, Carbone, Carlyle, Carmody, Cart, Carroll, Carter, Cassidy,
Catalana, Chambers, Charles, Charlie and Chatfield |
9 |
Families include Clark, Clarke, Clarkson, Clifford,
Clift, Cobar, Cobla, Cobra, Coe, Coffey, Cohen, Cohon, Coleman, Colger,
Colless, Collins, Combadello, Combo, Comborugo |
9a |
Families include Connor, Connors |
10 |
Families include Conroy, Cook, Coombs/Coombes,
Copeland, Corbett, Crotty, Crump, Draper, Duncan (Duncombe), Edwards,
Egan, Graham |
11 |
Grose Family |
12 |
‘A Grose family history, Part 1, From Britain to
Botany Bay, the story of William Smith Grose & Elizabeth Reay’ and ‘A
Grose family history, Part 2, Beyond the Blue Mountains, the story of
William & Julia Grose’, both by Beverley Johnson. Photocopies |
13 |
Families include Hart, Hulin, Jenkins, Kinchella,
Mitchell, Murray, Narang, Nattey, Navey Bux, Payne, Poffit, Riggs, Suey,
Swan, Tighe |
14 |
Randall/Martin family tree from 1788 (two copies) and
Walters/Saunders family tree |
15 |
Printout from NSWGenWeb Lineage of records
relating to union of Kitty Colaby and Budsworth (two copies) |
16 |
Miscellaneous documents |
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Box List
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Finding Aid compiled by J. Churches, December 2002
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