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Australia / Re: Andrew Forlonge.
« on: Sunday 10 January 21 10:48 GMT (UK)  »
More food for thought. Thank you for the additional work, folks. I guess a printed book could be a more reliable source than a newspaper article covering historical events. Surname on the tombstone doesn't quite match, but that could be overlooked because spellings were a bit fluid even as late as the 19th century. Stated age on the tombstone doesn't match any of the four actual or estimated birth yeas I have seen for him, but the latest one gets close. I will see whether Sir Nicholas Mander has real sources. I won't post on the USA forum but I may try a few more US censuses.

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Australia / Re: Andrew Forlonge, Scotland to Australia then America.
« on: Sunday 10 January 21 03:54 GMT (UK)  »
Thank you all for making an effort. I told Erato that posting my message elsewhere without the posting it was responding to would confuse. It has confused. The newspaper article attached to the original posting - https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/92468353 -  clearly stated that Andrew went to America. Maybe he returned later to Australia but I've not seen any hint of that. I'm almost certain he was not buried at Dubbo or near Euroa where there is a museum devoted to his mother. And there's no sign of him in the 1881 US census - https://www.familysearch.org/search/record/results?q.givenName=andrew&q.surname=forlonge&f.collectionId=1417683&count=100&offset=0&m.defaultFacets=on&m.queryRequireDefault=on&m.facetNestCollectionInCategory=on - although various sites say he died in 1897. Maybe he went somewhere else, perhaps Argentina, where there have been a number of Forlongs recorded. I don't know how to translate this to a USA forum, but if one of you experts can do it I'll be able to pursue it there.
Well, I take it that you are interested in the surname Forlonge in Australia.  I know nothing about Forlonges or Australia.  What you could do, though, is rewrite your message and post it on the Australia board.  Include the surname in the title so that people will take note and you could include a link to this thread if you think that would be useful.

To get to the Australia board, click on 'Forum' at the top of this page and then go down about 3/5 of the way and you'll see Australia.  Click there and then click on new topic and write your message.  There are plenty of Australians about so you should get a fast reply.


Topic split off and moved to Australia , link added to TOT board.

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Australia / Re: Richard Morris - death in Queensland
« on: Sunday 10 January 21 00:01 GMT (UK)  »
Please note that many links to Familypedia somehow miss the closing parenthesis (which is a standard feature of pages for individuals and some place-names). If you follow one and get told that the page does not exist, check the URL and add the ")" if it has been cut off.

:)  :)

Just an observation to share

From the following database:
https://www.familyhistorysa.org/colonists.html
MORRIS Richard, Mary Ann RUNDLE married 1853-03-27 at St Andrew, Walkerville, aged 22, 17
MORRIS Richard, Mary Ann RUNDLE, parents of child born 1853-08-04 named Eliza at Adelaide


1853 - 22 so born about 1830 -1832 for Richard


BUT from the link you provided,  Richard is c 1827 

And of course that observation simply does not help at all with the Qld BDM online index for that death registration #C1670, of 1885 as per Reply #1.

That 1885 d.c. could well be for your elusive chap,  but it also could well be for any other person who had been living or at least passing through Qld at that time, it is a death registered 'C' so not a marine death and not a death registered in the then district of Brisbane ... it could be an infant right through to an elderly person.

I do not have a death certificate. That is why I posted on the forum - to see if there was any other information out there before obtaining one. The reason I was interested in the death entry in QLD BMDs was because a newspaper article about his son's marriage in 1884 stating that Richard was 'late of Southport'. I know of two Southport's in Australia - one in Queensland and one in a beach area in South Australia near Port Noarlunga.
....

This page will provide you with the details that I have on his life - https://familypedia.wikia.com/wiki/Richard_Morris_(1827-c1884)



JM

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Australia / Re: Andrew Forlonge.
« on: Saturday 09 January 21 04:21 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks, Erato, for the pointers. The thread "path" -  RootsChat.Com »
General »
The Common Room »
Totally Off Topic Bit » -
didn't suggest to me that the thread was primarily for pictures. I was responding to the text, which was definitely about genealogy and contained a misspelled surname. If my message is moved without the text it was responding to, it may be confusing for readers.

Kind regards

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Sussex Lookup Requests / Re: Clapham Parish Records
« on: Saturday 09 January 21 03:35 GMT (UK)  »
You mean "Long Furlong". And try to punctuate a bit better; it can be important in getting right results - you are not "teresa denis henry smith born 1818" and it's not even clear whether "denis" is attached to you or henry or where "johnson" fits in. I'm pleased you found a relevant grave.

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Australia / Andrew Forlonge.
« on: Saturday 09 January 21 03:12 GMT (UK)  »
Not off-topic for me, as I am probably a blood relative, but I could find it on Trove by myself. They used the surname Forlonge, as do several living male-line descendants in Australia and elsewhere. I want to know whether Andrew left descendants.


TOT thread -
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=678681.54
Reply #57 & #58.

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