Newsletter 7 – Feb 1994
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Ron Prentice was the driving force behind the foundation of HAFS. In September 1990, he gathered together about 20 descendants and researchers of the Hungerford family at his home in Mosman, leading to the creation of the Society.
Ron Prentice – by Peter Sherlock Read More »
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Have a happy, healthy Christmas! Read More »
If you have a bottle of Tyrrell’s 2013 Vat 1 Semillon somewhere, look after it! This wine has just been awarded Best Wine of Show at the recent 2021 Sydney Royal Wine Show.
A Very Fine Finish! Read More »
Earlier in the year, we wrote about a project to discover the ancestry of Ellen Johnson and Tom Winder, who are ancestors of many Hungerfords in Australia. Here are our first findings.
Ellen Johnson DNA Update Read More »
Transcribed from The Jackson Papers (Manuscripts, Vol 1 pp 172, 172a (1885)) by LJ Abrahams, November 2021 Canon JE Jackson wrote: “It was about 1840
Farleigh Hungerford Castle Chapel Read More »
By Ashley Smyth – 5 November 2021 (http://www.oamarumail.co.nz/community/artist-colours-her-world) The future looks bright for Lucy Tyrrell [E.2.4a.5b.2c.2d.1e], who is looking to turn her painting ‘‘side hustle’’
An artist colours her world Read More »
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Two of the most enduring genealogical mysteries in the Winder and Hungerford families are the parentage and ancestry of Tom White Melville Winder (c1788-1853) and
The Winder Johnson DNA Project – the background Read More »
Author: Lesley Abrahams Explore the relationships of the past and discover links to ancestral history in Hungerford Heraldry: Inheritance Charts 1160-1711. Trace the origins of the
Hungerford Heraldry: Inheritance Charts 1160-1711 Read More »
On Thursday afternoon, 8 April 2021, the Tyrrell family from Pokolbin were proud to present the Pokolbin Rural Fire Brigade with a donation of $5,000.
Tyrrell Family Donation to Pokolbin Rural Fire Brigade Read More »
AncestryDNA is making several during August 2020 to improve accuracy and validity of matches. From late August (no specific date) they will remove matches which
AncestryDNA changes in August – act now Read More »
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Errata for Printed May 2020 HAFS Journal Read More »
John (Jack) Hungerford [B.3a.4b.1c] has written of his Vietnam experiences previously in our Journals and in this issue adds two more accounts of his 1967-1968 Tour.
The St Leon family circus pioneered this form of entertainment in Australia, which research by HAFS President, Lesley Abrahams [H.4a.1b.1c.1d/E.6.5a.1b.1c.1d)], shows has Hungerford links.
Brett Harvey [E.1.1a.15b.1c.1d.1e=] picks up another strand in the HAFS tradition, the life of a particular person. In this case it is Dr Arndell Neil Lewis [E.6.10a.1b=], a Tasmanian and a “lawyer, geologist, politician, academic and author”.
HAFS Journal Vol 15 No 3 – May 2020 – From circus life to Vietnam Read More »