Australian birth and marriage help please

[Northern Light]

Im trying to verify these births..

Thomas Emanuel Fereday 1856 Emerald Hill Melbourne Australia
Edward Fereday 1854, Collinwood Melbourne Australia.

And this marriage..Thomas Fereday to Roseannah Flavell Melbourne Victoria Australia in 1855.

I have tried searching on the sites from the other Australian thread but no luck..I cant get the ppv Vic site to load!

Macbev says she will check the AVRI when shes had her steak lol..

[Mary from Italy]

I sometimes have trouble getting the Vic site to load.

If it won't, go to Anonymouse.org and enter the address of the Vic site where it says "enter website address".

[Northern Light]

Thanks Mary, Ill try that. Macbev is going to check the avri when shes had dinner..

[dicole]

Hi Light
Just searching the index of the VIC BDMS confirms two entries for Thomas Fereday, presume one birth and one marriage and two for Edward Fereday.

It would cost me money to look further and I dont have any credit there at present.

Hopefully they will show up in the AVRI, I cannot get mine to load at the moment (Do computer disks have a hissy fit if you don't use them for a while ??)

[Northern Light]

Thank you, I managed to get in thanks to Mary and am just working my way through lol..Ill see if Bevs discs work lol.

Theres one birth coming up for Thomas Emanuel Fereday as well..I cant get anything for Edward as it says the search is already being processed so please wait?

[Macbev]

Im trying to verify these births..

Thomas Emanuel Fereday 1856 Emerald Hill Melbourne Australia
Edward Fereday 1854, Collinwood Melbourne Australia.

And this marriage..Thomas Fereday to Roseannah Flavell Melbourne Victoria Australia in 1855.

I have tried searching on the sites from the other Australian thread but no luck..I cant get the ppv Vic site to load!

Macbev says she will check the AVRI when shes had her steak lol..

From the AVRI
Christening
FEREDAY, Edward; father:Thomas; Mother: Rosanna;event place:St Mark's Collingwood, C of E; Reg year: 1854;Reg State;Victoria;Ref num: 21020

Birth
FEREDAY,Thomas Emanuel;Father:Thomas;Mother:FLAVELL,Rosanna;enet place:Emerald Hill;Reg year:1856;Reg State:Victoria;Ref Num: 7927

Marriage
FEREDAY,Thomas;Spouse:FLAVEL, Rosehannah;Reg year:1855;Reg State:Victoria;Ref Num: 364

Is that what you wanted, Light/ There are other FEREDAY events in Victoria....could be the next generation, perhaps

Steak was fine, thanks....a bit gobble and go

Oh...and Edward's birth
FEREDAY, Edward;Father:Thomas;Mother:FLAVELL Rosana;Reg. year:1854;Event Place:Coll;event State:Victoria;Ref.Num:1875

[Mary from Italy]

Have you looked at the NAA site, NL?

There are lots of Feredays there, some of them from Victoria.

RecordSearch - National Archives of Australia

[Mary from Italy]

I cant get anything for Edward as it says the search is already being processed so please wait?

Their site is set up in a silly way.

After you've done one search, click on Refine search rather than hitting the Back button, and you won't get that message.

[Northern Light]

Thanks Bev your spot on!! Brilliant but I just found another one sorry!

Joseph 1849 Melbourne..sorry I disturbed your dinner. The family were back in UK for the 1861 census and then Thomas died and she married a Goldston. Ive just ordered that marriage! What a woman lol..

Thanks Mary I,ll take a look now..

[Northern Light]

Their site is set up in a silly way.

After you've done one search, click on Refine search rather than hitting the Back button, and you won't get that message.

Ill remember that for next time Mary, they could have simplified the site for peeps like me lol..

[Macbev]

No Joseph on the AVRI, sorry

[Northern Light]

Thanks Bev, Im a lot of trouble...

Thanks everyone..

[Cath RJ]

Bev,

What's AVRI?? Will it have deaths in Fremantle/Perth that I can't find on line here in UK?

[Macbev]

Hi Cath. AVRI=Australian Vital Records Index. It's produced by the LDS and contains records from NSW,Victoria, Tasmania and WA. The WA ones go up to 1905.
Would you like something looked up?

Have you looked at the links in the wiki for the Fremantle cemetery and the Justice Department.......should be able to track deaths in Fremantle there.

[Christine in Herts]

Hi, Bev

I'm away from home at the moment so, altho' I have info with me, I shan't be popular if I fill up holiday time with detailed genealogy stuff. May I ask you later on for a quick check of your records? I'm doing a tree for my niece, and some of her paternal family had links to NSW/Victoria, especially. I've found quite a bit, but there are some gaps. Also a remote bit of my mother's family emigrated to Queensland; plus a remote bit of OH's to Tasmania. In my main tree(s) it's mainly for the tying up of loose ends.

Christine

[Macbev]

Send me a PM when you are ready, Christine..or put up a thread on Research, as Harry's Mum and Mary in Italy are both whizzes at locating stuff. I don't have Queensland records but am happy to look in the AVRI for the States it covers (see above) as well as searches in WA

[Christine in Herts]

Thanks, Bev.

I'll follow that up when I get home. I'm not popular when I hog the internet access when we're away on holiday!

Christine

[dicole]

Hi Christine

NSW BDM indexes are on-line for free, births to 1907, marriages to 1957 and deaths to 1977 (NSW Registry of Births Deaths & Marriages). Queensland indexes 1829-1929 are on line for free too.
Also Victoria up until 1851 was part of NSW, so records are in both states.

Di

[niftynannie]

There is this death in W.A

FEREDAY EDWARD 84 years 1922 FREMANTLE

He died 13/06/1922 and this is his plot no FREMANTLE CEMETERY ROMAN CATHOLIC MON CC 0646

[Christine in Herts]

Hi Christine

NSW BDM indexes are on-line for free, births to 1907, marriages to 1957 and deaths to 1977 (NSW Registry of Births Deaths & Marriages). Queensland indexes 1829-1929 are on line for free too.
Also Victoria up until 1851 was part of NSW, so records are in both states.

Di

Thanks, Di

I think I've wrung those indexes almost dry. Indeed, I even have one record which was sent by a Melbourne synagogue, with staggering promptness (within a couple of hours, as I recall!), after I found a record on the IGI and googled for a relevant link. I was hoping that there might be some extra snippets on the AVRI.

But thank you for mentioning those links. I'd much rather have useful info twice, than miss out on it.

Christine