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Stories uncovered when researching your family tree - the unexpected stories of everyday people.Subscribe to my podcast - the subscription offers extras to episodes and early access to my weekly podcast episodes! If you wish to subscribe, click on the following link: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/familyhistorymysteries/subscribe
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Family History Mysteries
James Perrin featured in the Deniliquin Pastoral Times in 1958 and 1959, celebrating his 96th and 97th birthdays, respectively. Check out https://bryanhalbertmcmillanperrin.com/2020/04/17/the-perrins-arrive/ It is written by: Pamela Bryant (nee Bryan), daughter of GeorgeEna Perrin, Granddaughter of George Henry Perrin.
Family History Mysteries
Frederick Woodland had a number of marriages, two divorces and at least one child out of wedlock, in Australia and England. Frederick's son Val, was a radio broadcaster. Val's son, Cecil Albert Woodland, himself a radio broadcaster in Qld– he recorded reminiscences in 1996 https://collections.slq.qld.gov.au/viewer/IE5398730
Family History Mysteries
Frederick Edward Finlay featured in a 1928 Sydney newspaperunder the title ‘Too Many Wives’. Frederick Finlay was born in North Balmain NSW in 1889 toRobert Douglas Finlay and Louisa Bingham.
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Alexander Westland Lionel Robertson was born in 1897 at Long Gully near Bendigo. He was only 12 when his father Norman died aged 40 in 1910. Alexander was the second born of 5 children. It seems his siblings lived lawful lives, however Alexander enlisted in WW1 under three names and came home saying he was appointed King's Sergeant - he was court martialled for this. He deserted his wife and child, was convicted of embezzlement and was jailed for being an imposter; convincing the people of Sydney, including Miss Dorothy Heath, an heiress, that he was the nephew of Lord Louis Mountbatten. To top it off he committed bigamy and married four times!
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Hyman Levy was a very interesting fellow – he was known by at least four names (Roger Henry Patrick Farnham Moag in Australia, Maxwell Farnham in England and Australia, Roger Henry Moag Levy in NZ and Maxwell Reginald Moag in Victoria Australia!
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