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THRESHER: one who separated the grain from the husks and straw
From this site http://www.worldthroughthelens.com/family-history/old-occupations.php
Bushy
Anyone know when Passports started or became compulsory in Australia
I would have thought about 1900 -1914
I have a small photo of my great-grandfather
The family thinks it was a passport photo but he died in 1895
He came out to Aus sometime between 1851 and 1883
Bushy
This record over at Rootsweb http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=hrohrer&id=I113460
Suggests Rebecca remarried after Thomas dies
I looked for William under Jenkins but couldn’t find any members of the family in 1841 Census
Someone else might have more luck
Bushy
Could someone please lookup
SAVINE, Joe 1840 51 M Hendon Middlesex RG12 piece 1044 folio 73 page 14
I would like to know his occupation and place of birth
Gee I wish they would use their birth names , then it would be easy I spose
Bushy
Thank Dave
How could I be so stupid to get it so wrong?
Suppose I was looking for a good scandal in the family
70-year-old dad marries 35-year-old wife and son take over the conjicals after daddy dies, Makes for a good story
Bushy
Thanks everyone for their help
But I seem to have a problem
Johnathen snr 1781 appears to be the head (Father) of
Henry Emma and Ann, mother Sarah
Mary Orchard should be stepdaughter
Johnathen jnr 1815 son of deceased wife
Johnathen snr dies 1852
1861 Census Johnathen jnr appears to step up...
Could someone please lookup
ORCHARD, Mary 1836 15 F Chippenham Wiltshire
HO107 piece 1836 folio 608 page 2
I would like to know her relationship to the rest of the family of Savin's she is living with
And what is the Before Mge on the census is she a stepdaughter
Thank Bushy
Your right Steve ,not my fella
BUT......... It is his father and brothers with a wife
I hadn't gone in that direction but you sturred MY interest
Thanks Steve
And just when you thought you know what an occupation is
From this site http://www.worldthroughthelens.com/family-history/old-occupations.php
KEEPER: controlled the quantities of ore and fuel, regulated the blast and tapped the molten metal from the furnace
Bushy
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