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Jonathan Otley was born at Scroggs House 1766, became the clockmaker, and died at Keswick 1856. He hiked and mapped the area, studied its metereology, geology and biology, became a respected scientist.

Arrived Weds 9th April to end of June Join us as we show the family our ramblings. From 1st July to Oct 7 when we return to Australia. Join us as we show the family how we spend each week.

Sharing our Cousin's view of Goteborg in Sweden. The Greyfriars at Jonseret, where we stayed, organised the Longest Day - complete with May Pole dancing.

The Forest Edge Group of Anglican churches, in the Diocese of Gloucester, is the ancient Parishes of Bulley, Churcham, Longhope, Huntley and May Hill working together, led by one shared Rector.

Anglican Parish of Northern Mallee, Diocese of Bendigo, Victoria, Australia. We are a combination of former parishes, with each church now called a Worship Centre. The group of Clergy take services at Mildura, Merbein, Irymple, Red Cliffs, Meringur and Nangiloc. The Parish is centred at Mildura, and stretches west to the South Australian border, and south to Hattah (where the Murray River turns from flowing west to going north). St Margaret's, Mildura in the Anglican Parish of Northern Mallee. This is our oldest church, built in 1902 (and under difficulties because the River Murray was low, and the rail link was still being planned) and then extended as finance came available. Our Saint, Margaret, was Queen of Scotland, died on 16 Nov 1093, a few days after the death of her husband, King Malcolm III at Alnwick in Northumberland.

Learning the tools of building web pages Using HTML - the language of the Web Building a site for a church - thinking it out Using CSS - Cascading Style Sheet pages

Reconstruction of the families in Tetbury around 1735, based on the source document D566 Z11, in Gloucestershire Records Office, titled Religious Affiliations of Householders in Tetbury 1735 - 7 and appears to be completed Oct 24 1737. Research involving Tetbury, looking at the Hearth Tax for Longtree Hundred, Land owned by Town, leased by Feoffes to residents, base children and unwed parents, Settlement rules and records, Apprenticeships, Baptism and burials 1700-1770 showing bad years, Poor Law, Wills and the Workhouse

Our son Barrie has been to Greece to take part in the 2nd Olympiard of the Arts Visit Barrie's web site, written after his trip. As Barrie says House rule #1: Feed the cat. House rule #2: The cat is always right. House rule #3: If the cat is wrong see rule #2.

Anders Emil Janson with Gilbert Fernee on his right, marching in 1940s Burke St, Melbourne. Andy was born 1897 at Stawell, Victoria. His father was born 1857 in Sweden, and his mother was born 1860, near Stawell, to pioneers from France. No 3419, 34th Battalion, Private Andy Janson, had 27 months active service in World War One. He became a Settler at Red Cliffs, producing up to 100 tons of Sultanas a year.

We took the children to England, to look for ancestors, and found a tombstone in the Baptist church yard at Gamlingay, for John Arnold. Other homelands recorded include the Jansons of Sweden, Guscetti of Switzerland, Beaupeurt of France, McPherson and Drysdale of Scotland - twenty three surnames at this site. The first rule - get details of your parents birth certificates, then trace their parents. (Photo shows me with my parents). I have written up the Australian end of over 1200 migrations in the Family history pages. In some cases the family roots have been found in their homelands. My records stop at 1920, unless the person is dead (and I have connected the details)

My Resume. Husband Max and cousin Bertil photographed with me in Sweden. A successful family reunion.

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