Mosman Memories
[box type=”none” style=”rounded” border=”full”] These memories, covering approx 1902 to 1920, were taken from an interview with my Grandmother (Marjorie Doreen Cooper “Poppy” (nee Wilshire)
The Corroboree on Mr Winder’s property
Whether you are a descendant of Tom White Melville Winder or a person with an interest in Indigenous history, you might find this article in
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“Hungerfordiana” – Index of Persons
This is a transcription of the Rev JE Jackson’s Index of Persons for Hungerfordiana (or The Memoirs of the Family of Hungerford by Sir Richard Colt Hoare,
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“Hungerfordiana” – Index of Places
This is a transcription of the Rev JE Jackson’s Index of Places for Hungerfordiana (or The Memoirs of the Family of Hungerford by Sir Richard Colt Hoare,
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First Working Bee in 2019
After a successful Committee Meeting on Saturday 9 February 2019 at Tyrrell’s Winery, a number of brave souls (Committee Members and volunteers) gathered at the
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A Hungerford Letter (1848) – Annie Hungerford to Septimus Hungerford
Introduction by Charles Sherlock The letter transliterated below was written in 1848 by Annie Hungerford [E.8], Septimus’ [E.7] sister. It is signed by both Annie
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Tom White Melville Winder
by RB Winder and RH Prentice [Editor: This article was originally published in three parts in HAFS Journals Vol 1 No 2, Vol 1 No 3 and
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The Pilcher and Hungerford Connection
by Ann Ashby [Great-great-granddaughter of Henry Incledon Pilcher] [Editor: This article was first published in HAFS Journal Vol 1 No 3, May 1992.] On 1
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Hungerfords and Bridges: Family Connections
by Alfred Bridge Watts [Editor: This article was originally published in HAFS Journal Vol 1 No 2 Nov 1991. Among the pioneer wine growing families
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A Beautiful Bouquet – Or Just a Good Nose?
The bouquet of a wine is considerably more complex (to humans at least) than the flavour because our taste buds are limited to the basic
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William Jacob Watriama (1880-1925)
As you know we are always researching and updating our family information. Just recently we found another name to add to our list. William Jacob
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Hungerford Market – An update courtesy of Network Rail (UK)
The internet has certainly changed the way we can find and access information and is a constant and ever changing source for researchers in many
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Captain James Kilpatrick 1863-1936
Captain James Kilpatrick [E.6.7a=] was a mariner, rising from an apprentice able seaman (at the age of 14 and in square riggers) to captain (of
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Address by Pauline Tyrrell at the Launch of Margaret McMahon’s New Books
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HAFS Journal Vol 14 No 4 – Nov 2018 – The many contexts of life’s journeys
Contents On the Death of Margaret Wolfe Argles Hungerford [H.2a=] The Water Colourist of Redcamp: Constance Evans (née Burton-Bradley), by D Evan Evans Frederick Richard
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Logs from various voyages – 1913 to 1922 (British East India Co)
Various logs from Captain Kilpatrick’s many voyages for the British East India Company during the War years
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The log of the voyage of “The Canterbury”. From Dunedin, New Zealand, 8 April 1880, to London 24 June 1880
The log of the voyage of the The Canterbury, under Captain Leslie. From Dunedin, New Zealand, 8 April 1880, to London. Arrived Gravesend, 24 June
The log of the voyage of “The Canterbury” from Glasgow to Dunedin – 13 November 1879
The log of the voyage of the The Canterbury from Glasgow, Scotland 13 November 1879. Arrived Dunedin, New Zealand 28 January 1880. 76 days sailing.
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Lest We Forget
On the 100th anniversary of the end of The Great War, let us take a moment to remember those members of the Hungerford family who