"The Genealogist"

AYLETT, BEAVER, ELLINGTON , HICKSON, HUNTLY, SCOTT.

REUNIONS
 
A celebration of the bi-centenary of the marriage of James SCOTT and Euphemia HUNTLY which took place at Ettrick, Selkirkshire, Scotland in 1808, is being planned for the 2 February 2008, to be held in Melbourne.
 
James and Euphemia had issue of nine children: - Vare/Vair 1809-1877 m John Armstrong; Jean 1810-1884 m. Walter Willison; John  1813-1879 m. Agnes Jackson; Janet Huntly 1815-1882 m. Gideon Jameson; Margaret 1817-1882 m. Jeremiah Roscoe; Thomas Huntly 1818-1830; James 1820 – 1896 m1. Margaret Harvey, m2. Catherine Gibb Scott, m3. Susan Forsyth; William Rutherford 1824-1887 m. Euphemia Weir; Simon Huntly 1826 – 1880 m. Maria Canavan
 
Any descendants interested in attending please contact Eric Steele by or phone 03 9798 5502


Hickson-Aylett Reunion. Descendants of Edward George HICKSON and Lucy Mary Ann AYLETT are invited to the Lockington & District Living Heritage Centre on Saturday 27th October from 10.30am.
Contacts: Cheryl Payne phone 9877 5791 or by , or Elaine Longford  phone 9729 5640 or by

 I am searching for living relatives of John ELLINGTON and his wife Mary BEAVER who left England in 1838 from Oakham Rutland England for New South Wales and ended up at Box Hill in Melbourne.
 
This couple are from :

1.    Nicholas Beaver and his wife Mary.
2.    Seth Ellingworth and Violet Piser
3.    and it is his dad who was my GGGG parent.  John Ellingworth and his wife Mary Queensborough which makes John his grandson.

 Please Email:   with any information


Students at the Benalla Secondary School have recently been nominated for a ‘Keep Australia Beautiful’ award for their efforts in maintaining graves at the local cemetery.  Their ever vigilant presence has not only made a great difference to the appearance of the grave-sites but has played a part in lowering the instances of vandalism.  Well done to the students.


The Wendish Heritage Society Australia Inc is holding a 150th Anniversary Dinner to celebrate the arrival in 1857 in Melbourne of the Hamburg ships ‘La Rochelle’, ‘Neumuhlen’, ‘Cesar’, ‘Godeffroy’, ‘Carl’, ‘Dorothea’, ‘Gottingen’, ‘Manila’, ‘Hermann’ and ‘Sverge’.  The venue for this event is Ringwood Lutheran Church Hall, cnr Wantirna and City Roads, Ringwood on Saturday 6th October 2007 6pm for 7pm start.  For further details contact : Clay Kruger, 16-18 Gracedale Ave, Ringwood East, Victoria, 3135. Contact for and with further information: Clay Kruger, 16-18 Gracedale Ave, Ringwood East, Victoria, 3135. Tel. (03) 9779 3599, Email