Hi looking for people related to Elizabeth shepherd and Kevin McMullen and if there is any aboriginal links to these two
Posted: Thu Dec 6, 2018 12:54am
hi ann, i do not know about the shepherd side.the mcmullen side i can not give you any certainty or concrete details but kevins paternal aunt said so on their side-but i could not find the link.kevins great grandmother eliza wright was a single mother to kevins grandmother ethel maud wright.ethels birth certificate states that her father was cokely caezer lamph but he and eliza never married each other so i do not know if he was the father for certain as ethels children did not want to tell the details-so it is possible he was a pretend father andf the real father was a part aboriginal stockman from the property she lived on at the time with her family in 1887 on the bogan river.historical accounts say it was very common for property workers to have aboriginal partners back then but marriage was not allowed-so possible but i have no idea if it can be prooven now .cheers ,graham.
Posted: Fri Mar 15, 2019 10:21pm
Hi Graham,
I have sent a response via private message.
Look forward to hearing from you and anyone else who may be willing to share information.
Posted: Fri May 17, 2019 9:16pm
Hi Graham I hope you are well I have been waiting to hear from you can you call me please kind Regards Ann
Posted: Fri May 17, 2019 11:45pm
Hi Ann,Sorry I Have not got back to you long ago.Something for you to think about-one of my sisters would probably be the best person to find out family secrets if anyone knows them as she is extremely good at getting others to cooperate and she can be relentless if not somewhat annoyingly so.My and your Aunty Joyce is very possibly still alive and may know our family secrets as her husband Jack-Andrew liked to talk generally speaking -just not to us kids or strangers.A Joyce particularly liked this sister of mine-so their is a chance.She certainly would not tell me I do not believe or you but my sister possibly.The only problem is that this sister of mine can be a bull in a china shop and a bit chaotic especially after too many drinks.And I know you do not want to stir up your siblings which she could do.Something for you to think about anyway.Other than that I am happy to give you a letter stating that my Mum said we were Aboriginal and another man I know who is Aboriginal would also write that his father always said we were Aboriginal as well.Unfortunately I have already talked to the coordinator from Brewarrina and he was not very positive in regards to me but you never know -maybe the fact that you are fostering some kids could persuade the local council to be helpful?Best Regards for now and sorry once again,I will try to talk to you in the next few days.Graham.
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Posted: Sat May 18, 2019 2:30pm
Awesome thanks Graham I would love to know the mob we belong to ngemba or murrawarri
Posted: Thu Feb 27, 2020 4:32pm
Hi,
I'm in Year 12 and currently following my family tree on my late fathers maternal side. My Great Grandfather was William Gatton Cason (he fought in WW1), whose parents were George Moses Cason (18.04 1852 - 29.11.1928) (William fought in the Boar War) and Sarah Cason (nee Wright) (07.07.1858 - 19.06.1933). I have been able to find that Sarah Wright, Parents were William Wright and Mary Wright (maiden name unknown) And here I start to get stumped.
I have traced William Wright died on 04.04 1893 in Bourke NSW, Buried in Byrock Cemetery. No wife is mentioned on his grave stone. He may very well have married or had two families. But it appears that his wife Mary Wright returned to live in Brewarrina until her death on or about 07.11.1910 aged 69 and Buried Catholic in Brewarrina cemetery. (Which I have found from Death records).
This means Mary was born about 1841 and I believe married or commenced relationship with William Wright in or around 1858. I would be grateful for any information about Mary Wright, her origins, her family, her maiden name, date and place of birth, how she came to live in Brewarrina and how she died, and then buried in Brewarrina, and how she came to met and marry William Wright and the names of their children and where they were born and grew up.
I would be grateful for any information or help anyone can offer to help me find out more about my family and our history and our connection to Brewarrina or local areas.
Many thanks
Zac
Posted: Thu Feb 27, 2020 5:26pm
Zac2002 wrote on Thu Feb 27, 2020 4:32pm:
Hi,
I'm in Year 12 and currently following my family tree on my late fathers maternal side. My Great Grandfather was William Gatton Cason (he fought in WW1), whose parents were George Moses Cason (18.04 1852 - 29.11.1928) (William fought in the Boar War) and Sarah Cason (nee Wright) (07.07.1858 - 19....
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...06.1933). I have been able to find that Sarah Wright, Parents were William Wright and Mary Wright (maiden name unknown) And here I start to get stumped.
I have traced William Wright died on 04.04 1893 in Bourke NSW, Buried in Byrock Cemetery. No wife is mentioned on his grave stone. He may very well have married or had two families. But it appears that his wife Mary Wright returned to live in Brewarrina until her death on or about 07.11.1910 aged 69 and Buried Catholic in Brewarrina cemetery. (Which I have found from Death records).
This means Mary was born about 1841 and I believe married or commenced relationship with William Wright in or around 1858. I would be grateful for any information about Mary Wright, her origins, her family, her maiden name, date and place of birth, how she came to live in Brewarrina and how she died, and then buried in Brewarrina, and how she came to met and marry William Wright and the names of their children and where they were born and grew up.
I would be grateful for any information or help anyone can offer to help me find out more about my family and our history and our connection to Brewarrina or local areas.
Many thanks
Zac
Hi Zac I’m in the dark about family history the Wright’s I know are Edith and Eliza who I believe are indigenous my normal email is [email protected] feel free toco tact me on that any time as this is a public forum I look forward to hearing from you
Posted: Sun Mar 1, 2020 1:56am
Zac2002 wrote on Thu Feb 27, 2020 4:32pm:
Hi,
I'm in Year 12 and currently following my family tree on my late fathers maternal side. My Great Grandfather was William Gatton Cason (he fought in WW1), whose parents were George Moses Cason (18.04 1852 - 29.11.1928) (William fought in the Boar War) and Sarah Cason (nee Wright) (07.07.1858 - 19....
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...06.1933). I have been able to find that Sarah Wright, Parents were William Wright and Mary Wright (maiden name unknown) And here I start to get stumped.
I have traced William Wright died on 04.04 1893 in Bourke NSW, Buried in Byrock Cemetery. No wife is mentioned on his grave stone. He may very well have married or had two families. But it appears that his wife Mary Wright returned to live in Brewarrina until her death on or about 07.11.1910 aged 69 and Buried Catholic in Brewarrina cemetery. (Which I have found from Death records).
This means Mary was born about 1841 and I believe married or commenced relationship with William Wright in or around 1858. I would be grateful for any information about Mary Wright, her origins, her family, her maiden name, date and place of birth, how she came to live in Brewarrina and how she died, and then buried in Brewarrina, and how she came to met and marry William Wright and the names of their children and where they were born and grew up.
I would be grateful for any information or help anyone can offer to help me find out more about my family and our history and our connection to Brewarrina or local areas.
Many thanks
Zac
Hi Zac, I can answer the questions you asked but I think it is easier and more helpful to talk on the phone so I will give you my number via the private messenger-but I need to work out how to first-so possibly later today, Cheers, Graham.
Posted: Sun Jun 14, 2020 4:00pm
Zac2002 wrote on Thu Feb 27, 2020 4:32pm:
Hi,
I'm in Year 12 and currently following my family tree on my late fathers maternal side. My Great Grandfather was William Gatton Cason (he fought in WW1), whose parents were George Moses Cason (18.04 1852 - 29.11.1928) (William fought in the Boar War) and Sarah Cason (nee Wright) (07.07.1858 - 19....
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...06.1933). I have been able to find that Sarah Wright, Parents were William Wright and Mary Wright (maiden name unknown) And here I start to get stumped.
I have traced William Wright died on 04.04 1893 in Bourke NSW, Buried in Byrock Cemetery. No wife is mentioned on his grave stone. He may very well have married or had two families. But it appears that his wife Mary Wright returned to live in Brewarrina until her death on or about 07.11.1910 aged 69 and Buried Catholic in Brewarrina cemetery. (Which I have found from Death records).
This means Mary was born about 1841 and I believe married or commenced relationship with William Wright in or around 1858. I would be grateful for any information about Mary Wright, her origins, her family, her maiden name, date and place of birth, how she came to live in Brewarrina and how she died, and then buried in Brewarrina, and how she came to met and marry William Wright and the names of their children and where they were born and grew up.
I would be grateful for any information or help anyone can offer to help me find out more about my family and our history and our connection to Brewarrina or local areas.
Many thanks
Zac
Mary married William Wright, son of John Wright and Eliza Davis, on 6 Sep 1859 in Kangaroobie, NSW Australia. (William Wright died on 6 Apr 1893 in Byrock, NSW Australia.)
Mary died of abdominal cancer.in Brewarrina.
Mary buried Brewarrina R/C section on 7.11.1910
I have her death cert but not sure how to put it on here
DEATH TRANSCRIPTION from NSW Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages SUZANNE CONNORS 29-May-20 Registration Number 07066
Date of Death 15 APR 1884
Place of Death GONGOLGON
Name MARY SULLIVAN
Occupation COOK Sex
FEMALE Age 45 Cause of Death BLOOD POISON
Duration ELEVEN DAYS Medical Attendant B.B. HOYER (OR FLOYER),
14 APR 1884
Father JOHN WRIGHT
Father's Occupation FARMER
Mother - Maiden Name ELIZA DAVIS
Informant WILLIAM WRIGHT, BROTHER, 13 WEST BOGAN;
REGISTERED 7 MAY 1884, BOURKE
When Buried 16 APR 1884 Where GONGOLGON U
ndertaker WILLIAM RILE [sic] Minister REVD. W.S. CLARKE
Religion NOT LISTED
Witnesses JOHN WILLOCK
Where born ORANGE Time in Colony/State -
Place Married GONGOLGON
Age at Marriage 27
Spouse MICHAEL SULLIVAN
Children of Marriage ALICE 16, JOHN 14, ELIZA 12, MICHAEL 10, FRANCIS 8, PATRICK 6, ROBERT 4.
DEATH TRANSCRIPTION from NSW Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages SUZANNE CONNORS 29-May-20Registration Number 12899
Date of Death 5 SEP 1884
Place of Death CONOBLAS
Name JOHN WRIGHT
Occupation FARMER
Sex MALE Age 84
Cause of Death DISEASE OF THE HEART
Duration 12 MONTHS Medical Attendant DR CODRINGTON, 5 SEP 1884
Father WILLIAM WRIGHT Father's Occupation DROVER
Mother - Maiden Name MARY (SURNAME NOT LISTED)
Informant MARY WARD, DAUGHTER, CONOBLAS;
REGISTERED 13 SEP 1884, ORANGE
When Buried 7 SEP 1884 Where ORANGE
Undertaker J.H. GAIN Minister NOT LISTED Religion -
Witnesses NOT LISTED
Where born LONDON Time in Colony/State 58 YEARS IN NEW SOUTH WALES
Place Married BATHURST
Age at Marriage 37
Spouse ELIZA DAVIS
Children of Marriage 7 MALES 2 FEMALES LIVING 4 MALES 2 FEMALES DECEASED
Hope this assists you. Let me know if I can help with anything else.Suzanne