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Robert McMeikan and family:

20/07/2018 By Moya Sharp 3 Comments

I was recently send the following photographs ‘from the family album’ by Des Hindes.  I would say that the first photo may have been taken by a travelling photographer who would carry suitable backdrops such as this with them. If anyone would like to get in touch with Des, just send me a message. My […]

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Filed Under: People Tagged With: Australian History, Goldfields History, McMeikan, Menzies, Western Australia

Death at Dingo Creek:-

23/06/2018 By Moya Sharp 3 Comments

Dingo Creek near Menzies

I recently received a request for assistance from Graeme Hughes in New Zealand. He was trying to find the burial of a relative, his Gt Gt Grandfather, George VOYSEY. He understood that he had died in 1896 at Niagara, but after looking at the burials for this cemetery on the Outback Family History site he couldn’t […]

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Filed Under: People, Places Tagged With: Australian History, Dingo Creek, Menzies, Western Australia

A wedding with the wrong names:-

25/03/2018 By Moya Sharp 5 Comments

Although the Western Argus published the below photograph in Sept 1904, entitled ‘OLDAM-WALDERSON’ wedding, after some research it turns out to be the wedding of Robert William ALDERSON to  Isabel KELLY. I can see how Alderson could become Walderson but not sure about the Kelly. (: Kalgoorlie Western Argus (WA : 1896 – 1916), Tuesday […]

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Filed Under: People Tagged With: Aldersdon., Australian History, Goldfields History, Menzies, Western Australia

Alderson and Kelly wedding – people profile

13/10/2017 By Moya Sharp 1 Comment

On the 28th September 1904 a wedding took place in the Presbyterian Church in Menzies between Robert William ALDERSON, son of the late Robert Alderson, Hampstead, England, to Isabel Kelly, third daughter of the late William Kelly of Mintaro, South Australia. Some additional infoamtion has been sent in by OFH reader Denis Edwards:- Robert Alderson […]

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The Pen is Mightier !!!

08/07/2017 By Moya Sharp 1 Comment

Offices of the North Coolgardie Herald and the Menzies Miner, Reid Street, Menzies

The North Coolgardie Herald and the Menzies Miner:- The ‘Menzies Miner’ is was a sixteen page weekly newspaper and circulated in every town in the North Coolgardie, Mount Margaret and the East Murchison Goldfields. In those centres which did not have the advantage of a daily mail service the ‘Menzies Miner’ was widely read. The […]

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