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portada Exploring ancestral memories and 'lost family histories' (en Inglés)
Formato
Libro Físico
Editorial
Idioma
Inglés
N° páginas
178
Encuadernación
Tapa Blanda
ISBN13
9781763785649

Exploring ancestral memories and 'lost family histories' (en Inglés)

Richards, Dr Cameron (Autor) · imprint · Tapa Blanda

Exploring ancestral memories and 'lost family histories' (en Inglés) - Richards, Dr Cameron

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This book is a treasure trove of particular ‘recovered’ ancestral memories and family histories. Others can also access the 'treasure troves' of their own ancestral histories. Therefore the practical examples of this book (and the methods used in it) can help inspire similar explorations. Ancestral trees are always more interesting and relevant when grounded both in family histories and also wider (i.e. local, national or even global) historical contexts. This is especially so when investigating specific mysteries of ‘lost, forgotten or simply omitted’ ancestral memories. The essays here are those explorations by the author Cameron Richards of his own ancestral tree (back beyond 1830 in every line) that were particularly fascinating, and yet also addressed specific mysteries of wider general interest. Each one provides some ‘window’ into not just early Colonial Australian history (and beyond) but the backgrounds of the diverse influx of migrants coming to Australia and leaving Europe (in particular) for ‘the new world’ in the 19th Century. In this way they are exemplary of the typical challenges, search options, and potential rewards in these kinds of genealogical and related family history investigations, adventures, and explorations of the gaps in our existing knowledge. 1. Introduction: The fascinating and (often) rewarding quest in search of ‘lost’ ancestral memories, histories, and related stories 2. The lost ‘Clifton legacy’ of the Australian descendants of Cheltenham publican Thomas Richards (1804-1867) A. How ‘gaps’ in the early story of Frank Richards (migrating alone to Australia in 1887 at 15) eventually linked to his grandfather Thomas Richards B. The ‘Clifton legacy’ and the related mysteries behind Fanny (Baker) Richards’ move to London with her children c1880 3. The ‘lost 1929 wedding photo’ and related links to the family history of early Tasmanian pioneer David Cocker (1830-1905) A. The 1929 Richards-Cocker wedding photo – Links also to early North West Tasmanian history B. Retracing the story of David Cocker - a significant early pioneer of Tasmania 4. From ‘King to convict’ and back again? The re-discovered Clan Gregor (and ‘royal’) ancestry of Kennedy Murray (1771-1853) and his descendants A. The Kennedy Murrays: an overview of related ‘Family History Mysteries’ podcasts B. The significant re-discovered MacGregor connections of ‘the Kennedy Murrays’ family C. Appendix: Was Kennedy Murray an Ayrshire descendant of the 12th historical Chieftain of Clan Gregor who took on the alias ‘John Murray’ before disappearing from Edinburgh in the 1630s?5. 5. The ‘other’ (maternal) Murray connection: The Scottish Celtic ancestry of a grandfather (William Saunders Murray 1910-1963) whose memory still haunts more than 50 years later on 6. The Gallowglass soldiers and the ‘forgotten’ Irish ancestry of Madge Doyle 1879 –1966 (and the related mystery of an email out of the blue from an American adoptee in search of her ‘lost biological father’?) 7. Exploring the Swiss ancestral influences on and of father and son Henry and Emile Tardent - Two pioneering new Australians arriving in 1887 A. Henry Tardent: A remarkable adventurer, innovator and ‘influencer’ who will be remembered for his contributions to the constitution of Australian Federation B. In search of Emile Tardent – Anzac hero, aspiring bush poet, and the elusive father of ‘Gran Irene’ 8. Remembering ‘our Peter Keyes’ (c1930-1992) - the popular Richmond indigenous stockman and the historical significance of his ‘re-covered ancestry’ Index of Names

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