A Heartfelt Thank You I would like to extend my sincerest thanks to all of my loyal readers who have stood by me over these past few difficult months. During my illness, there were days when I had scarcely the physical strength to manage the simplest tasks, and at times my mental energy seemed to […]
About Outback Family History
Outback Family History was founded in 2009 by Sandy Duncan and Moya Sharp. The aim was simple, to make the local and family history on the rich and diverse Eastern Goldfields of Western Australia available to everyone free of charge.
The web site was originally called "And All So Far From Home" and this site was left to me by my dear friend and fellow researcher Shyama Peebles, you can read more about this on my 'Acknowledgements' page.
When my good friend and research partner Sandy Duncan passed away after a long and brave fight against cancer in 2012 I promised her I would carry on the work. I now continue to carry on without my two closest friends. Of all the extensive information contained in the site at this moment the amount of data still to add makes it only the tip of the iceberg.
Thanks to the wonderful work of 'Design Sense' in making my site look and work wonderfully I can now concentrate all my effort on new information for the site and my blog.
The upkeep of the site relies solely on sponsored advertising and donations. The use of the information is free to everyone for personal or research purposes. I am committed to continuously add new information and to actively seek out new records and to provide a permanent source of reference to everyone with a common interest in the history of the goldfields.
Its our 12th Anniversary this month –
The Outback Family History Blog has just turned 12 years old this month. What began as a quiet, personal quest to capture and preserve the spellbinding stories that caught my eye has exploded into an extraordinary adventure! From a humble spark of curiosity, my little project has grown into a vibrant community, with a staggering […]
A Heartfelt Farewell to My Beloved Honey
Dear Readers, This week, my heart is heavy as I share the devastating loss of my cherished Corgi. After enduring a severe illness, undergoing major surgeries, and bravely battling through a regimen of medications, she was finally beginning to reclaim her joyful spirit. Her wagging tail and bright eyes were a testament to her resilience. […]
Its Our 10th Anniversary –
The Outback Family History Blog has just turned 10 years old this month. It has been a remarkable journey from its humble beginnings. Initially, my sole intention was to document captivating stories that crossed my path, purely for my own enjoyment. Presently, the mailing list boasts an impressive 7500 subscribed readers. I am genuinely delighted […]
Repeat Week
Hi Everyone Just wanted to say this week we are re-publishing some popular posts from the past as I have been away this week and not able to finish any new stories. Apologies to those who have already read them, but maybe some of our newer readers may not have done so. A good story […]
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