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New Zealand Completed Requests / Look Up Request Please
« on: Sunday 14 July 19 00:32 BST (UK)  »
As I am no longer living in the Wellington Area, and an ex pupil of Waiwhetu Girls High School, I was involved in a pantomime in the early 1960's, and I would be be very grateful if someone might be able to look up and copy the photographs as mentioned below.  Unfortunately, I don't have any photos from the event, but it would be fantastic if these were the photos from the pantomime I was involved in. Any assistance would be much appreciated.  Thank You.

Jeanne 🌺




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Waiwhetu Girls' College album 3
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Summary
Title:   Waiwhetu Girls' College album 3
Reference Number:   PA1-o-510
Date(s):   
[1962?]
Physical Description:   
Album with beige cloth cover, red spine, entitled "Photos" in red; 25 x 33 cm
Extent:   
Quantity   Type   Details
1   album(s)   Album(s)
Level:   Item
Repository:   Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand
Access and Use
Access Statement:   No access restrictions
Details
Scope and Contents:   
Photographs of a school play produced at Waiwhetu Girls' High School, probably performed in 1962.
There is no identification of the play, or of any of the performers.
Indexing Terms
Names:   
Name   Role
Waiwhetu Girls' High School   Subject
Subjects:   
University and school drama - New Zealand
Theatre and youth - New Zealand - Wellington Region
Places:   
Waiwhetu
Types of Material:   
Photographs

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Technical Help / iPad mini advice please?
« on: Saturday 23 March 19 02:54 GMT (UK)  »
I have an iPad mini and would like to know if there is a USB cable that would allow me to copy all the photos and notes!  It's getting pretty overloaded at present, and I thought it might be better to store them on my PC.  - Any suggestions please??  ???

Thank You
Jeanne 🌺

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Ireland / David Fleming m Eliza Sheehan ., 24 Nov. 1816.
« on: Friday 22 February 19 07:07 GMT (UK)  »
I have been clearing out some old genealogy papers today, and came across a note (in my own handwriting) about a marriage I have been looking for for several years.

"David Fleming m Eliza Sheehan ., 24 Nov. 1816 Res Passage, Passage West, Monkstown, Cork and Ross

This entry is in the lately released old Catholic Parish Marriages."
........
A David Fleming, was the father of my 3x Irish great grandmother, Mary Jane Fleming, who married John Gibbons Mathews in Dublin 1845, in the Church of Ireland, Her father was named as David Fleming, but a mother was not named on the marriage certificate!  The time frame from the Catholic marriage of a David Fleming and an Eliza Sheehan in 1816, , to the birth of a child, who could possibly be my Mary Jane was 2 years, so it's just possible this might be the marriage I've been looking for - forever, to find out just who was Mary Jane's Mother, as her name was not on the marriage 1845 marriage cert!  And I haven't been able to find a birth record for her either!

 Could Mary Jane Fleming be a Catholic,  all her census records list her as being born 1818 in Portarlington, so possibly even a Huegenot?? 

I hope someone might be able to decipher this post, sorry, it's pretty mixed up, but then... So am I!! Obviously! 🤔  Thanks though if you can help!  😜😜😜

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Wigtownshire / My McAughtrie Family - Lucky find!
« on: Friday 01 February 19 21:31 GMT (UK)  »
How's this for a find!

MACAUGHTRIE: A Galloway surname. 'Rollant MacUchtraigh ri gallgaidhel in pace, quiaevit' (AU., 1199), 'Roland MacUchtraigh leader of the Gall-Caidil died in peace.' John Macuchtrie witnessed a charter of office of coronator of Lennox, 1400 (Levenax, p. 95). Janet M'Cuchtrie at Milburn, 1685 and William M'Ouchtrie in Flularg, 1687 (Kirkcudbright). The name appears in Anglicized form in 1522, in which year Fergus Uthresoun purchased the lands of Strongassail in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright (RMS., III, 1094). See Coughtrey. The duke of Argyll says that "a race called MacUchtre, who are designated as of 'Garvie,' long held these lands which are in Glendaruel of the earls of Argyll in the Middle Ages" (Celt. Rev., IX. p. 347). He adds that they "gradually Anglicised their name to Ochiltree (Argyll Charters, passim)".
— The Surnames of Scotland (1946) by George Fraser Black (1866-1948)

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Ayrshire / The life and works of Robert Burns
« on: Wednesday 28 November 18 22:09 GMT (UK)  »
An amazing website detailing the life and works of Robert Burns!!  Well worth a look!!

Moderator, as requested, please move this to the resources Section!  Thank You!

http://www.robertburns.org/works/

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Ireland / GREAT NEWS re CHURCH OF IRELAND REGISTERS
« on: Friday 05 October 18 21:44 BST (UK)  »
I just received the following notice in an email from UK Free Genealogy!

https://www.irishgenealogynews.com/2018/09/church-of-ireland-parish-registers-to.html

Woohoo - hope I live long enough to maybe finally find out who my 2 Irish 4x great grandmothers are!

😍😍🌺

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Ancestral Family Tree DNA Testing / Birthday Gift DNA Test - Help Choosing DNA Test
« on: Monday 24 September 18 03:54 BST (UK)  »
A landmark for me today!! I've just mailed my DNA KIT!! 👍👍 woohoo! After a long time considering purchase of an Ancestry DNA test, I was surprised to be given a kit from my son and his family for my birthday in July!  I finally did the test at the weekend with my son standing by to make sure I was doing it correctly (not nearly as complicated as I thought it would be though) . ;D

I was surprised to see the mailing address was in Dublin!  They'd purchased the kit from Ancestry Australia, and naturally I thought it would go back to them?? 

Anyone think of a reason why it would go back to Ireland and not Australia!  Would it be because of my Irish paternal line going way back into Ireland - but on second thoughts, how would Ancestry know that I had Irish Roots??  Would it be on the order form - my son knows that we have the Irish ancestors going back to Dublin??  All a bit of a mystery to me, (but I'm darn sure I'm going to be even more mystified  ??? ??? when I get the results back LOL  ;D ;D

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Do you know, that if NZ is your birthplace and your birth was registered in NZ you can find out something interesting about yourself?? 

https://www.labour.org.nz/babynumber

This isn't a political thing, just another fact to add into your tree!

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Technical Help / How to reduce and then rename images on an iPad?
« on: Friday 15 June 18 00:19 BST (UK)  »
Can someone please advise me how to reduce and then rename images on an iPad?  All my photos on iPad are too big, and all carry the name of the photo as "Image" and a number.  Unfortunately RC does not accept them, so I have to rename and reduce before I can post them on here.  I was able to to do them on my PC, after emailing them to myself from ipad to PC,  but I'm currently having computer and scanner problems, so that avenue is not available to me at the moment.

Any ideas anyone?   
Thank you!
Jeanne 🤔

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