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MISCELLANEOUS HISTORY JOURNALS

 

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"THE JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIAN GENEALOGISTS"

Volume 9 - Part 4

  • They Came By Convict Transport.  By: Vaughan Evans

  • English Marriage Indexes.  By: N.J. Vine Hall

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Volume 10 - Part 2

  • The Spirit of William Carvosso. By: Valarie Wearne-Frost

3.00

Volume 12 - Part 4

  • Golden Jubilee of the Society.

  • Wearne of Cornwall and Australia . By: Valerie Wearne-Frost

  • Scottish Border Marriages. By: G.S. Crighton

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"GENERATION"

"QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE GENEALOGICAL SOC. OF QUEENSLAND"

1986 - March - Volume 8 - No. 3

  • Female Convicts Arrived Sydney 1830. Compiled by: Joan Reese. AONSW Reel 906.

  • European Labour Problems in the Moreton Bay District 1824-1851. By: John H.G. Smith.

  • Passengers per “Conway” 1862.  List of passengers from Southhampton for Moreton Bay.

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1986 - June - Volume 8 - No. 4

  • Female Convicts Arrived Sydney 1830. Compiled by: Joan Reese. AONSW  Reel 907.

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1986 - September - Volume 9 - No. 1 

Nothing of great interest in this volume.

1.00

1986 - December - Volume 9 - No. 2

  • Extract from: “An Illustrated History of Brisbane ” – The 1893 Flood.

2.00

1987 - March - Volume 9 - No. 3

  • Evan Mackenzie and the Foundation of Brisbane 1841-1845 By: John H.G. Smith

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1987 - December - Volume 10 - No. 2

  • British Corps & Regiments That Served in Australia & New Zealand 1788-1870 By: R.K. Cooper.

  • The Chase For The Elusive Fletts of Orkney.   By: John Flett (Jason) Carpenter.

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1988 - March - Volume 10 - No. 3

  • The 1916 Clermont Flood.

  • Fate of Schooner “Ebenezer”. By: N.C. Hewitt

  • Passenger List “Shakespeare” – From Hamburg to/arrived Hervey Bay 3/8/1871.

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1988 - June - Volume 10 - No. 4

  • Radcliffe Family Information.

  • Passenger List “Esperance Bay”  Departed Brisbane , 19/4/1928 to London.

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1988 - September - Volume 11 - No. 1

  • Wreck of the “R.M.S. Quetta”.

  • The Arrival of the “Reichstag”  Maryborough / Hervey Bay, March 1871.  By: Betty Dunleavy.

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1988 - December - Volume 11 - No. 2

  • St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church, Ipswich, Qld. Marriages 1849- 1858.

  • Voyage of the “Allison” – Liverpool to Port Phillip, 1852-1853.  By: Margaret Ross.

  • List of Transportees 1825-1840 from the Woodbridge Gaol Books, Suffolk.

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1989 - March - Volume 11 - No. 3  

Nothing of great interest in this volume.

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1989 - June - Volume 11 - No. 4

  • The Man Who Shot Ben Hall.

  • Tickets-of-Leave for the Moreton BayBangalore” Convicts, Moreton Bay Courier, 28th September, 1850.

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1989 - September - Volume 12 - No. 1

  • The Wreck of the “Maria”.  List of Members of the New Guinea Prospecting Association wrecked on Bramble Reef off the North Queensland Coast , 27th February, 1872.

  • Yongala” Passenger and Crew List This ship disappeared 23/24 March 1911 off Cape Bowling Green, North Queensland.

  • Dissenters Chapels of London –  Mid-Nineteenth Century.

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1989 - December - Volume 12 - No. 2

  • Scottish Highland Catholic Families.   By: Grahame MacDonald.

  • Eythome, Kent, UK. – Baptist Burials List 1861 - 1868.

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1990 - March - Volume 12 - No. 3

  • The Australians in Paraguay Lists of arrivals and families from Australia .

  • The East India Companies.

  • German Pioneers in Western Australia. From Waldeck to Heinrich Diemer.

  • Assisted Passengers  – “Ancilla” 1866List of persons who sailed on this boat from Greenock for Moreton Bay .

  • Residents of Adelaide c.1839.    A full list with their occupations.

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1990 -  June - Volume 12 - No. 4

  • The Story of Henry Kable and Susannah Holmes. By: Patricia Kable (1988)

  • The Ries Family Re-united in West Germany – After 135 years in Australia.   By: John H. Riess

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1990 - September - Volume 13 - No. 1

  • Victorian Births, Deaths, Marriages. Information available.

  • “The Priory”, Pontefract, Yorkshire, UK . List of staff members & pupils at this college from 1861 & 1871 census.

  • James & Thomas Belcher, 19th Century, UK.   Boxing Champions.

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1990 - December - Volume 13 - No. 2

  • Historical Summary of the British Post Office.

  • The Nealons/Naylons of County Clare. By: Margaret Naylon.

  • The Cahill FamilyBy: Barbara Robinson.

  • Providence Chapel Sunday School, Penknap.

  • Dallarnil Cemetery List of those interred.

  • Eythornne, Kent Baptist Chapel Members.

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"JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF QUEENSLAND"

1959 - 1960 - Volume VI - No. 2

  • Captain Patrick Logan. By: Louis R. Cranfield.

  • Early Attempts At Settlement In The Northern Territory. By: Glenville Pike.

  • Ridley Williams: Early Pastoralist of the Warrego District. By: K.T. Cameron.

  • The Changing Face of Brisbane. By: E.D. Mellor.

  • Pirates, Blackbirders, and Other Shady Characters. By: Clem lack.

  • Investigations Into the Site of Brisbane ’s Early Burial Grounds. By: J.C.H. Gill.

  • Development of Art in Australia . Miss Annette Woodrow.

  • Australia in New Guinea Prior to Annexation (1883). By: John Conley.

  • Ipswich in the 1850’s. By: Thomas Mathewson.

  • The Scottish Australian Company and Pastoral Development in Queensland. By: David S. Macmillan.

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1961 - 1962 - Volume VI - No. 4

  • Broadcasting in Queensland.  By: Charles Porter.

  • The Coast Watchers.   By: Commander E.A. Feldt.

  • An Outline of History of Western Queensland. By: A.C. Towner.

  • New Britain Anabasis. By: J.C.H. Gill.

  • Medicine in Queensland. (2 Papers).   By: Sir Raphael Cilento.

  • History and Potential Future of Cape York Peninsula . By: Clem Lack.

  • The Cape York Expedition of 1883.   By: J.R. Bradford.

  • The Beef Industry in Queensland.   By: P. Fynes-Clinton.

  • Australian Negritos.

  • Early History of Music in Queensland. By: C.G. Austin.

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1963 - 1964 - Volume VII - No. 2  (Water Damaged Copy)

  • Maurice Charles O’Connell.   By: J.T. Maher.

  • Voyagers of the Sunrise  By: Clem Lack.

  • The Queensland Immigration Society.   By: Rev. T.P. Boland.

  • Treasures of the Welsby Library.   By: C.G. Austin.

  • Centenary of Cardwell.   By: Mrs M.K. (Dorothy) Jones.

  • Mackay in the Nineteenth Century.   By: J.A. Nilsson.

  • The Hunting Down of the Kenniffs.   By: K.T. Cameron.

  • Early Commandants of Moreton Bay.   By: Louis Cranfield.

  • The Upper Dawson River Country.   By: Mrs. K. Emmerson.

  • Kilcoy – A Famous and Historic Station. Notes on the McKenzie Family.

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1966 - 1967 - Volume VIII - No. 2

  • Notes on the Sealing Industry of Early Australia.   By: J.C.H. Gill.

  • Some Queensland Agents-General: Horace Tozer and Those Who Followed Him By: Clem Lack.

  • Return to Cooper’s Creek – In The Tracks of Burke and Wills and Their Predecessors. By: Keith Thallon.

  • Mothercraft in Queensland : A Story of Progress and Achievement.  By: Phyllis D. Cilento.

  • In The Days When The World Was Wide – Anecdotes of South-West Queensland . By: Syd Adrian.

  • Glimpses of Yesterday – North of Capricorn.   By: Sir Kenneth Fraser.

  • William Duckett White of Beaudesert and Lota.  By: Norman S. Pixley.

  • Henry Kendall: A National Australian Poet.   By: Hon. T.L. Williams.

  • Coach Tour to Cooper’s Creek.

  • The Condamine Bell.   By: Brian H. Ford.

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1968 - 1969 - Volume VIII - No. 4

  • The Bells and Coochin Coochin.   By: Norman S. Pixley.

  • Early Coaching Days With Wells Fargo.   By: Roy S. Farley.

  • Robin S. Dods: A Distinguished Queensland Architect.   By: Neville S. Lund.

  • The Man Whom The Lion Bit: Arnold Wienholt – Hunter, Soldier, Scout and Politician.  By: Clem Lack.

  • George Elphinstone Dalrymple: Problems of Early Queensland.   By: Mrs. Jean Farnfield.

  • The Hawkesbury River Floods of 1801, 1806 and 1809; Their Effect on the Economy of the Colony of New South Wales. By: J.C.H. Gill.

  • The Heritage and Architecture of Queensland.   By: R.E. Newell.

  • Peter Jackson’s Tomb.  (An article about the famous American Negro boxer who was buried in the Toowong Cemetery, Brisbane in the 1920’s).

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1969 - 1970 - Volume IX - No. 1

  • The Achievements of James Cook, Navigator, Humanist, and Anthropologist By: Clem Lack.

  • Australia and Her Navigators By: Commander Norman S. Pixley.

  • The Predictable Periodic Revolts of Youth. By: Sir Raphael Cilento.

  • Steele Rudd and his Gift of Laughter, an Australian Literary Heritage. By: Eric D. Davis.

  • Where’s the Fire?  The History of Fire-Fighting By: George Healy.

  • Shipwrecks in Queensland and Adjacent Waters By: A.J. Pixley.

  • Development of the Tropical House.  By: Peter Newell.

  • The Queensland Timber Industry, Early History and Development By: E.S. Hancock.

  • A Study in Comparisons: Mitchell versus Leichhardt  By: Kathleen Emmerson.

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1971 - 1972 - Volume IX - No. 3

  • Pearlers of North Australia : The Romantic Story of the Diving Fleets.   By: Commander Norman S. Pixley.

  • Thomas Mulhall King, I.S.O. – An Early Administrator.   By: Reginald R.M. King.

  • Notable Australian Editors – Some early Sydney, Brisbane and Gympie Pressmen – Part 2 By: Clem Lack.

  • Syms Covington, An Associate of Charles Darwin.   By: Miss Jean McIntyre.

  • Law and Justice for the Queensland Colony.   By: L.E. Skinner.

  • Concerning the Meeting of the Ross and Mills Parties – North of Alice Springs , March 18, 1871 By: Mrs. A.V. Purvis.

  • The Lethal Bridges By: J.C.H. Gill.  (This relates to the deaths and drownings of workers in the rivers near Beenleigh in 1888).

  • Fitzroy Waters: From Sheep to Cattle and Coal.   By Archibald Archer.

  • Clem Lack was Noted Writer, Historian. (An obituary on this distinguished writer who died on 20th March 1972)

  • Clio’s Handmaiden: The Royal Historical Society of Queensland … and the Lost Arts of Mankind.  By: Clem Lack.

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1972 - 1973 - Volume IX - No. 4

  • Two Brisbane Shipowners of the Last Century. By: G. Roderick McLeod.

  • A Thumbnail History of Numismatics pertaining to QueenslandBy: George D. Dean.

  • Some Queensland Personalities at Close Range.   By: Alec H. Chisholm.

  • Sir William Macgregor and Queensland.   By: R.B. Joyce.

  • Two Pioneer Families: The Edmonstones and Overells.   By: Ron Overell.

  • Personal Memories Stirred on Reminiscence Night.

  • Captain Charles Smith: A Master of Enterprise .

  • German New Guinea : A Diplomatic, Economic and Political Survey.  By: Peter Overlack.

  • Notes on the Port Phillip Association  By: J.C.H. Gill.

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1974 - 1975 - Volume IX - No. 6

  • Consuls of Queensland – Part II: The Final Paper.   By: Norman S. Pixley.

  • Historic Homes and Buildings of Brisbane.  By: G.G. Luttrell.

  • The Evolution of Parliament and the Constitution.  By: Miss C.E. Isbel.

  • Griffith Lives On  - Third Clem Lack Oration By: Sir Theodore Bray.

  • A Town Called Proserpine  By: Mavis I. McClements.

  • St. Helen’s Methodist Hospital, South Brisbane.   By: W.R.F. Love.

  • The Discovery of Torres Strait.  By: Captain Brett Hilder.

  • Isolation: The Tyranny of Distance in Queensland Education  By: A.E. Guymer.

  • John H. Pepper – Analyst and Rainmaker – The Genesis of Chemistry Teaching in Queensland .

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1975 - 1976 - Volume X - No. 1

  • Runaway Convicts of Moreton Bay.  By: Miss M. O’Keeffe.

  • James Adam – Teacher and Scholar.  By: Ruth Kerr.

  • Green Island and Cairns.   By: Mrs Dorothy Jones.

  • Dr. Allan Vickers and the Aborigines.   By: Michael J. Richards.

  • Mr. George Lawson, M.H.R.    By: Manfred Cross.

  • Norfolk Island – The First Phase.   By: J.C.H. Gill.

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1976 - 1977 - Volume X - No. 2

  • The Two Companions “Sapphire” and “Marina”.   By: Allan McInnes. The story of two Liverpool-owned boats.

  • Hambleton Plantation – about 1889.   By: Allan McInnes.

  • The Origins of Queensland’s Colonial Military Engineers.   By: Darryl. C. Low Choy.

  • Joseph Stillman Badger – The Man and His Tramways.   By: Garry R. Ford.

  • The Origins of Old Cleveland Road .    By: Fr. Michael A. Endicott.

  • A Brief Account of the Life and Times of the Hon. Sir James William Blair.   By: J.C.H. Gill.

  • Nebuchadnezzar’s Furnace – And the Beginnings of the Salvation Army in Queensland By: Captain Kenneth Sanz.

  • The Early Explorers.  By: Eric B. Whitehouse.

  • The Eschenhagens – Saga of a Celebrated Family.   By: H.J. Summers.

  • Problems of Local Government in the Early West.   By: Prof. Malcolm Thomis.

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1977 - 1978 - Volume X - No. 3

  • John Dight and his Descendants.   By: Norman S. Pixley.

  • Queensland Immigration and the Black Ball Line.   By: Warwick Foote.

  • Earthquakes and Ourselves.   By: Murdock Wales .

  • The First Appendicectomy in Australia was performed at Toowoomba in the Colony of Queensland. By: Dr. Drury Clarke.

  • An Old Mining Town in Queensland , Mount Morgan.  By: F.L. Golding.

  • The Premiers of Queensland.   By: Dr. Denis Murphy.

  • Widgee – In the days of Widgee Station.   By: J.D. Dale.

  • The Dieppe Maps and Queensland – After McIntyre.    By: Eric B. Whitehouse.

  • A Short Story of the Dredging of the Brisbane River 1860 – 1910.   By: G.R.C. Mcleod.

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1978 - 1979 - Volume X - No. 4

  • The Origins and Development of the Queensland House.   By: Peter Newell.

  • A Journey Through Queensland’s Northern Triangle.   By: Sir James Foots.

  • Dangers and Difficulties of the Torres Strait and Inner Route.   By: Allan McInnes.

  • Sarah and Johnny.  By: N.V. Roberts. (Sarah Baumgartner nee Featherstone)

  • Personal Background to the Premiers of Queensland.  By: Dr. Denis Murphy. (From Robert George Wyndham Herbert, 1859, the 1st Premier right through to Joh Bjelke-Petersen, 1968 as the 31st Premier of Queensland).

  • Lieut. Charles Jeffreys, R.N. – The Last Buccaneer ?    By: J.C.H. Gill.

  • Queensland ’s Annexation of Papua: A Background of Anglo-German Friction.   By: Peter Overlack.

  • Captain Coley – Queensland’s First Sergeant-at-Arms.   By: G. Langevad.

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1979 - 1980 - Volume XI - No. 1

  • Queensland’s Government Houses.   By: Sir James Ramsey.

  • William Rooke Creswell.    By: Norman Pixley.

  • Captain Hamilton and the Labour Trade.   By: W. Ross Johnston.

  • A Pot of Tin at the Foot of a Rainbow.   By: Dr. John Balzer. (Early Stanthorpe)

  • Rediscovered Route pf the Mackay Expedition, 1860.   By: By John D. Kerr

  • Legends from the Mt. Mulligan Coal Mine Disaster.   By: Peter Bell.

  • Diplomacy of Good Sense.   By: Ralph Harry.

  • Birdsville – A Place to Remember.   By: Frances Gage McGinn.

  • Webbs, Wilsons and Warwick.   By: Dr. John Balzer.

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1980 - 1981 - Volume XI - No. 2

  • The Navy and Queensland’s Development.   By: Norman Pixley.

  • From Convict to Doctor.   By: Dr. P. Ross Patrick. (The Life of Kevin O’Doherty)

  • Rosalie – Brisbane’s Forgotten Daughter.   By: A.T. Miles.

  • From Hornet Bank to Cullin-La-Ringo.   By: Gordon Reid.

  • Mining and Mining Finance at Mount Perry: 1869 – 1919.    By: Mervyn J.R. Royle.

  • Colonial Banker.   By Murdoch Wales. The Lives and Times of Alexander ‘Sandy’ and Mary Louisa ‘Minnie’ Archer.

  • Early Settlement of North and Western Queensland.   By: Neil Yeates.

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1981 - 1982 - Volume XI - No. 3

  • Tommy Kabu of Papua.   By: Norman S. Pixley.

  • High Music Ringing: Jubilee of the Queensland Conservatorium.   By: Sir Douglas Fraser.

  • Wreck of the ‘Gothenburg’.   By: Allan McInnes.

  • Southern Queensland ’s Oyster Industry.   By: Glen S. Smith.

  • First Agents-General: Development of the Office in London 1860 – 1876.   By: Wayne O’Donohue.

  • The World of Young Thomas Hanger 1874 – 1912. Pioneering Education in the Society of Central Queensland . By: Tom Watson.

  • The Australian Sugar Story 1907 – 1982. Achievements of the A.S.P.A.   By: Donald Watson.

  • Culture Clash in the Torres Strait Islands: The maritime Strike of 1936.   By: Nonie Sharp.

  • Queensland ’s First Artillery – The Clifton Guns and the Fatal Accident at the Saluting Battery in 1879. By: Dr. C.G. Drury Clarke.

  • The ‘Diam’ – A History of the Diamantina Hospital.  By: Dr. R.F.J. Wood.

  • The Old Commissariat.

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1983 - Volume XI - No. 4

  • James Tyson, Millionaire.   By: Lady Fletcher.

  • The Wreck of the “Charles Eaton”.   By: Allan McInnes.

  • Duncan McIntyre and the Search for Leichhardt.   By: J.C.H. Gill.

  • Squatters, Selectors and – Dare I Say it – Speculators.   By: Helen Gregory.