South Australia: Lisette Christiane Henriette HEYER (1846- ? )

[majm]

Yes,  fortunately someone has kindly transcribed some of the surnames mentioned in the cuttings, otherwise I doubt I could have spotted them, the articles have not come through the digitisation as well as other pages.....  Just was well Trove allows and encourages OCR transcribing.   

http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/49775279 22 April 1858
http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/158122407 24 April 1858

Have you eliminated the following Lisette ?
http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/158933103  5 Sept 1868 Adelaide Observer

Cheers,  JM

[Neil Todd]

YES, Good luck with your research.

Neil

[Voltaire1694]

NO and NO, and only short death notices.

I don't there is any need to post any of your answer in uppercase...indicates shouting.

  Certainly not intended! 

[Voltaire1694]

Have you eliminated the following Lisette ?
http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/158933103  5 Sept 1868 Adelaide Observer

  Thank you - my Lisette would have been 22 - perfect age for a young family.  Worth pursuing further.  Nothing obvious on Genealogy SA to track a Lisette FRAHM, but I'll check Diggers.

[majm]

Have you eliminated the following Lisette ?
http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/158933103  5 Sept 1868 Adelaide Observer

  Thank you - my Lisette would have been 22 - perfect age for a young family.  Worth pursuing further.  Nothing obvious on Genealogy SA to track a Lisette FRAHM, but I'll check Diggers.

Trove is a wonderful resource.  The keyword feature is outstanding.

JM

[Spike H]

There are two Heyer Family History books and a bio at the GenSA library.
http://saghs.softlinkhosting.com.au/liberty/libraryHome.do
The Fullgrabe book has this comment about Lisette:
"In 1852 he (Heinrich Heyer) took his daughter to Victoria and returned by boat without her."
(from 1989 correspondence from JD, granddaughter of Wilhelmine Heyer).

Could be worth poking around Vic about that time. Might there have been Heyer/Rank relatives that he may have taken her to?

[Voltaire1694]

Have you eliminated the following Lisette ?
http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/158933103  5 Sept 1868 Adelaide Observer

Unfortunately, I suspect this is Lisette Caroline FRAHM (nee PETERS) (1816-1872) who, while a bit old in 1868 to be engaging in larceny (but not unheard of), had children alive aged 8 and 15 at the time (http://graememoad.com/Family/WC32/WC32_444.HTM). Though not sure I would class 8 years as "of a tender age". Looks like I'd have to delve into the Tanunda Court records or gaol records to really count her out.  Aah, if only I was in Adelaide still. 

[Voltaire1694]

Thanks very much for all responses above.  Much appreciated.

[Voltaire1694]

The Fullgrabe book has this comment about Lisette:
"In 1852 he (Heinrich Heyer) took his daughter to Victoria and returned by boat without her."
(from 1989 correspondence from JD, granddaughter of Wilhelmine Heyer).

Yes, I'm aware of Pauline's book on the Fullgrabes.  I have a copy.  The "JD" refers to Joyce DALY, my mother (and Wilhelmine's great-granddaughter).  Mum speculated to Pauline that Henry had left Lisette in Victoria because she found Henry's return from Victoria on a steamer manifest and Lisette, or a child, wasn't mentioned as a co-passenger.  Unfortunately, this was in the days before Trove.  He had settled in Upper Sturt by 1854 and the 1858 articles found on trove mentioned above refute the Victorian possibility (I have since informed Mum of her error  ). ps. I did look in the Victorian BDMs for Heyers, and Lisettes, but without strong leads.

There are two Heyer Family History books and a bio at the GenSA library.
http://saghs.softlinkhosting.com.au/liberty/libraryHome.do

Thanks, I wasn't aware Mervyn had done this. Will try to find elsewhere or sneak in during a visit to ADL next March.