HAFS has, over the past three decades, accumulated a massive amount of information, providing a comprehensive family history and an extensive Hungerford family tree. It is timely, to therefore look at some demographic data pertaining to our Hungerford family.
A Demographic View of the Hungerford Family – Part 2 Read More »
Welcome to all new members of course, but we’re excited to have two new members that help with our research – one that provides Y-DNA
Two new members with unusual DNA Read More »
FamilyTreeDNA currently has specials on the pricing of their Y-DNA tests and upgrades. These tests are good for researching your roots over the centuries and
Father’s Day Specials Read More »
Over the last twelve months, our cousin and HAFS member Philippa Shelley-Jones [E.2.3a.6b.5c.2d.1e] has been writing about secrets which emerged about her great-great-grandfather Garland. She
When does a secret stop being a secret? Read More »
This article was written by our founder Ron Prentice more than 20 years ago, (HAFS Journal Vol 5 No 3 – May 2000) but it
Some Hungerford Skeletons in the Australian Closet Read More »
For the 100th anniversary of the start of WW1, The Hungerford & Associated Families Society commemorated the service and lives given by soldiers and nurses during what is commonly referred to as “The Great War”.
It is 30 years since our first Committee Meeting and we continue to build on those early foundations laid by the original Committee Members.
HAFS: The First Three Decades Read More »
Much has been written both about and by Ron Prentice. He led an extraordinary life and had a passion for all things “Hungerford”, leading to the founding of The Hungerford & Associated Families Society.
Our Founder: Ronald Herbert Prentice – 1920 – 2015 Read More »
Truxton Leslie Cooper [E.6.13a.2b.1c] and his wife Judith were fanatical golfers and were there right at the start when the Warringah Golf Club was first mooted.
Truxton Cooper Remembered Read More »
The Wars of the Roses covers a period of 30 years of sporadic fighting between rival kings, barons, and landholders, striving to maintain royal favours and the use of land for their own prosperity.
Hungerfords and the Wars of the Roses: 1455 – 1471, 1483 – 1487 Read More »
Local communities recognise their servicemen and women in many ways. Here in Pokolbin, we have our War Memorial Gates, built in 1948, which have been restored recently.
The War Memorial Gates at Pokolbin Read More »
Joan Catherine Tyrrell Graeme [E.2.3a.5b.1c.1d] was born in Sydney on 21st February 1929 and was, until this year, the oldest living descendant, in the E.2.3a line.
Joan Tyrrell Graeme [E.2.3a.5b.1c.1d] – A Sister Remembers Read More »
HAFS has, over the past three decades, accumulated a massive amount of information, providing a comprehensive family history and an extensive Hungerford family tree. It is timely, to therefore look at some demographic data pertaining to our Hungerford family.
A Demographic View of the Hungerford Family – Part 1 Read More »
HAFS: The first 3 decades;
A demographic view of the Hungerfords, Pt 1; Joan Tyrrell Graeme;
War Memorial Gates at Pokolbin;
Hungerfords & the Wars of the Roses
HAFS Journal Vol 16 No 2 – Nov 2021 – Three decades of HAFS – plus! Read More »
TAG Hungerford, was a celebrated author of Australian novels, short stories and plays. He was always witty, direct and opinionated.
Thomas Arthur Guy Hungerford [H.8a.4b] – His Life and Times Read More »
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