About this Site
Welcome to my site! It might be your site too if you are related to the following families:
Bryan, Bryant, Halbert, Hinshelwood, Keogh, Manktelow, McMillan, Perrin, Sempill, Simpson, and dare I say it “the Smith’s and Jones’s” and their descendants…. But gosh, there’s MORE!
Check if your surname appears in this list (link below) and feel free to contact me if you think your family tree may link in.
The families of my grandparents came to Australia in the 1850’s. They were either Brits, Scots or Irish and they came here for a better life. They have spread from Melbourne to as far EAST, WEST, NORTH & SOUTH of OZ as you can go, and also to New Zealand!
I’m so proud of them all, who goes on a one way trip? I often receive info and photos from relatives I’ve never met, and I hope that, if you think you might be related…. you give us a try!
“Australian history is full of surprises and adventures and incongruities, and incredibility’s, but they are all true, they all happened” Mark Twain, 1896.
“What we have done for ourselves alone dies with us; What we have done for others and the world remains and is immortal.” Albert Pike.
To view/download the full 62 page surname summary PDF produced 8 Mar ’26 for this site CLICK HERE
Please go to “Latest News” for the “Latest News“!
Well Pamela you have had some fun with that lot! Well done Detective Bryant. Bev
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Wonderfull to hear from you! I found this in my notes “McMillan, Roger Private WW1 Monday 9 Aug 1915 Mt…
This is an amazing read. My name is James Hamilton McMillan and my Grandfather was Roger McMillan, he was born…
- Soldiers“We will remember them” All of these Servicemen/Servicewomen are included on my family tree and are either closely or distantly related. If you wish to add to this list I would be pleased to do so, just send a photo, name and rank (if known). Additions received after 1st Oct ’26 can be found at … Continue reading Soldiers
- William Lester Young – Jockey5 Nov 1905 – 1 Jan 2007 “Well may we say” – “Don’t forget to remember the 5th November” because 300 years to the day before jockey William Lester Young was born, Guy Fawkes, was caught in the act of trying to blow up the Houses of Parliament with 36 barrels of gunpowder. Personally, I … Continue reading William Lester Young – Jockey
- The Passing of George Henry PerrinThe Independent Fri 17 Apr 1936 Page 3 MR. G. H. PERRIN, SENR. With tragic suddenness the death occurred on Tuesday night last of one of Deniliquin’s oldest and most highly respected residents in Mr. George Henry Perrin, senr., aged 78 years proprietor of the Chronicle newspaper. Following his usual custom Mr. Perrin set out … Continue reading The Passing of George Henry Perrin
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