It's been a long time between drinks, but the Quinane Family Flyer is out again in 2005. This is the fourth edition and due to time and cost constraints, the Flyer will, from now on only be published on the internet. But please feel free to forward it to any family members who maybe interested in its contents, or print it and send it snail mail to family members.
From now on the Flyer will also take on a different format - I'll use it as a newsletter to advise you of changes to the Quinane Family website. So while I'll try and get it out at least once a year, it will be briefer with the new information contained in the Quinane Website proper!
I hope you enjoy reading the new information on the Quinane Website and I look forward to your comments or suggestions for changes or inclusions.
Your cousin/relative ,
Terry Quinane
In the fourth edition of the "Quinane Family Flyer" we will:
- Continue
our history of each of the early families that
migrated to Australia - see the updated pages on
The Quinanes who emigrated
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Learn more about our Irish connections and which families came from where - see the updated Irish Pages
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Visit the 150th Anniversary Celebrations of the Eureka Stockade and
learn about the Children of Eureka - see
Eureka 150
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Have a look at
the complete family tree for Patrick
and Michael & Daniel .
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Read another request for
copies of family Birth, Death and Marriage Certificates - if you
have any send them to Terry Quinane at 48 Wheadon Street, Monash ACT
2904 - happy to pay the photocopying costs!
- Give you the web address for the Kinnane pub in Upperchurch, Tipperary Ireland.
Birth, Death and Marriage Certificates
It currently costs about $25 per certificate to obtain a copy of a birth, death or marriage certificate from the Registrar of BDM's in NSW or Victoria.
It would greatly assist the family research if anyone who has birth, death or marriage certificates for your parents or grandparents could send me a photocopy of the certificates.
These certificates are an invaluable source of information, they show where people were born, lived or died, how many other children there were, occupations, etc.
Certificates you hold may solve some of the other missing links or provide information about someone's place and date of marriage or death.
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