Frederick George BUTTON - death?

[deeiluka]

hello  there

I  do  notice  on  the kalgoolie  cemetery  information  page on  the  link from  dee

it  does  say  first free  then  10.00  extra

so  I  would  give them  a  ring  or email  to  confirm  that
 
dee did  you  find  him  on  the  post  office  search  I  wasn't able  to do it  yesterday  hubby  was hogging  the computer

regards jenn

I will give them a ring  - probably be next week though as I am rushing around this morning getting ready for visitors, and it is a holiday tomorrow. (Shouldn't really even be on the computer - Lol     )

As for the website - that is on my list for today - should I get the chance - probably will much later this afternoon.

Your help - and Trisha nd Sue's  - is much appreciated.

.....dee

[trish251]

Blimey - I have that CD - Australasian Genealogical Computer Index - I always forget to look at it - thanks to Bob for reminding me - now - he did make a minor transcription error - which means Frederick wasn't quite so old when he died!

Button Frederick George Kalgoorlie Cemetery Western Australia
Burial  18 March 1914  Burial Register - Source WA Genealogical Society

I don't know if you have this reference

http://www.wags.org.au/  - I have no idea what they do/don't charge for information.

There are some other Buttons on the CD

BUTTON Fred Wollongong General Cemetery  Wollongong NSW Nov 1924
Burial  Cemetery Transcript C of E Source Illawarra Family History Group

A numer of other records in NSW - some for a Frederick William Button - are these likely to be yours?

Trish

[sparrett]

Now, this makes a bit more sense I think.
the Post Office entry which I gave you yesterday for John, was for 1914.
As I said there was nothing showing for Frederck B..
Perhaps he was living with his son. so not listed.
In later yesrd, john is no longer listed.
Or as Frederick Georgehad a daughter living in Kalgoorlie, was he  living with her?
Sue

[deeiluka]

Oh - that makes a lot of difference, Trish. Thankyou for that. I think that CD would be a good one for our little local Genealogy group to  get.

So he died in 1914 - which would explain why my mother didn't know much about him. She tells me quite a few interesting little bits and pieces about his children.

The other Buttons are not likely to be mine, thanks Trish.

Shall visit the WAGS website and see what I can find out.

.....dee

[deeiluka]

Sue, I am sure he was living with one of them. What a pity I didn't ask Grand Aunt Lil when she was alive.  Lol.   


.....dee

[trish251]

You can buy the cd from SAG -
http://www.sag.org.au/store.html

$125.00  for individuals or $190.00 for libraries etc

Trish

Edit: There may be some more WA records - I'll have to look tonight - I am supposed to be out of here soon!

[tropicalj]

hello  there

Trisha

Blimey - I have that CD - Australasian Genealogical Computer Index - I always forget to look at it - thanks to Bob for reminding me - now - he did make a minor transcription error - which means Frederick wasn't quite so old when he died!

does  this  have  The Field of Mars Cemetery index  on  it  at ll

sorry  to  butt in  here Dee

regards jenn

[trish251]

You can only look up by name Jenn - who are you looking for?

It is basically a collection of records/indexes supplied to the Gen societies by members I think - bits and pieces from everywhere

Trish

[deeiluka]

You can buy the cd from SAG -
http://www.sag.org.au/store.html

$125.00  for individuals or $190.00 for libraries etc

Trish

Edit: There may be some more WA records - I'll have to look tonight - I am supposed to be out of here soon!

Yes, Trish - I had a look at the SAG website and think I saw that small family history societies can also buy it for the lower price. It might be a good one for the little local society to which I belong to get - they are looking for useful CD-Rs at the moment.

.....dee