Search Results for: Jantz Charles Kohlmann

1. The case of Peter Mungett:

   Written by Provenance on December 6, 2012

   …nowledge of legal procedures and attempts to provide greater understanding of the cultural milieu within which he lived. It is hypothesised that Mungett’s source of legal knowledge most probably came from local squatter Charles Griffith, an Irish trained barrister, who had been associated with Mungett’s family and clan since 1841. The paper also examines the question of whether or not Wathawurrung traditional systems had survived suff…

2. Looking for Azzopardi:

   Written by Provenance on September 22, 2011

   …al.[46] Several files contain a pro-forma covering note headed with his address (5 Cannon Row, Westminster)[47] and a printed form recording the personal details of the missing person. For example, Mrs Margarett Lovell sought Charles John Lovell, presumably her son, who had migrated to Adelaide at the age of 19, eight years before and ‘left Adelaide for Melbourne upon the discovery of gold there’.[48] Other people wrote directly, like…

3. Lucy gave birth to her first child, Charles Leopold Singer, on 8 March 1865, at Whim Holes in the District Buninyong, south of Ballarat.

   Written by Digital_Projects on January 27, 2012

   Lucy gave birth to her first child, Charles Leopold Singer, on 8 March 1865, at Whim Holes in the District Buninyong, south of Ballarat. Birth Certificate. Reproduced with kind permission from the Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages Victoria…

4. Following Lucy Campbell’s death, her first child with John Singer, Charles Leopold Singer, assumed responsibility for the administration of his father’s estate. PROV, VPRS 28/P0 Probate and Administration Files, unit 382, item 31/742

   Written by Digital_Projects on February 2, 2012

   Following Lucy Campbell’s death, her first child with John Singer, Charles Leopold Singer, assumed responsibility for the administration of his father’s estate. PROV, VPRS 28/P0 Probate and Administration Files, unit 382, item 31/742…

5. Charles Hotham, requesting troops from the 99th Regiment to be sent to Melbourne, VPRS 1085/P Unit 8, Duplicate 162 Enclosure no. 11

   Written by Digital_Projects on December 6, 2011

   This message from Lieutenant Governor Charles Hotham, dated 4 December 1854, displays his belief that the Stcokaders had been routed beyond hope of resuscitation, but also emphasises the situation was not entirely secure, and requests troops be returned to guard Melbourne….

6. Charles Joseph Latrobe

   Written by PRO_Vic on December 6, 2012

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7. Charles Hotham list

   Written by PRO_Vic on December 6, 2012

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8. Charles Hotham

   Written by PRO_Vic on December 6, 2012

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9. The Search for a Certain Cure:

   Written by Provenance on September 22, 2011

   …dividuals to operate retreats for the specific treatment and cure of inebriates and also set out the means by which inebriates, upon their own request or that of a friend or relative, might be committed. The following year Dr Charles McCarthy, who had long campaigned for the establishment of such institutions, opened the colony’s first Inebriate Retreat at Northcote.[8] Concerns over his management of the retreat resulted in it being taken…

10. The State Trials

    Written by Digital_Projects on December 12, 2011

    …sitions against Timothy Hayes were taken on 7 December from: Henry Goodenough Thomas Bailey Richards Andrew Peters Thomas Carruthers Hugh King William Fleming William Thompson James Ronayn Thomas Edmund Langley Charles Jefferies Carter, John Manning Thomas, Joseph McKeown and John Cahill were all charged together on 8 December, and the witnesses who deposed against them were: Henry Goodenough Patrick O’Keefe Charles Jeff…