Robyn (Harrison) Aulmann SCM/FACM
Honor Code SignatorySigned 19 Apr 2013 | 3,083 contributions | 108 thank-yous | 6,397 connections
Signed 19 Apr 2013 | 3,083 contributions | 108 thank-yous | 6,397 connections
Born 1940s.
Ancestors 
Daughter of Norman Edgar Harrison
and Bertha Evelyn (Kerr) Harrison
Sister of
[private sister (1930s - 2010s)], [private brother (1930s - unknown)] and Heather Joy Harrison Miss
Descendants 
Mother of
[private child (unknown - unknown)], [private daughter (1960s - unknown)], Timothy Aulmann, [private daughter (1960s - unknown)], Johnathon Aulmann and [private son (1970s - unknown)]
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Robyn was (as it states), born at The Poplars Private Hospital, Epping, NSW and taken home to 88 Holborrow Street, Ashfield initially to my Maternal Grandma's Ida Ethel Kerr's Place before going home to the Property at Wallacia. The Wallacia property "Bon-Gra-Joy" owned by my parents since 17/2/1938. My Dad purchased it from Mr Oag in late November,1937. A agricultural property of 52 acres on the banks of the Nepean River, split by Bent's Basin Road. The farm was a gentle slope from a triangle of Bushland down to the wider frontage on the Nepean River Banks. Over the next many years, it was a productive vegetable, maize growing, finally becoming an orange and peach orchard. The last of trees destroyed in the bushfire of 2001 which destroyed the Family home. My sister Joy who as a spinster continued the farm after Dad died( in 1984 ), single handed tried to rebuild it after the bushfire. I have three other siblings, Bonita Evelyn, Graham Leslie, and Heather Joy all older by some years, so I was the " Younger Kid"!( know as this all my life). I was schooled at Wallacia Public School then to Penrith High School where I completed 4th Year. Due to missing most of Late October, most of November and early December Due to Flooding on the Nepean River. I left school for training as a Nurse at Nepean District Hospital rather than repeat the year again! Graduating from Nepean District Hospital, Penrith, NSW, as a State Registered Nurse in 1966. Graduating the following year, 1967, from Queen Victoria Hospital, Launceston, Tasmania as a State Certified Midwife. Married in July 1967, to Hans Aulmann, and moved ti Tarraleah, Tasmania. I nursed as Highland Sister at Tarraleah Hospital then 4 years later at Wayatinah. Both Hydro Electric Commission Towns in upper Derwent River system, Tasmania. The Middle 4 Years spent at the Iron ore Town of Savage River on the West coast of Tasmania, as an Immunization Sister. In 1979, our Family of 4 children now, moved to Victoria. Hans working for SEC in the Upper Kiewa Hydro Power Stations and Me working at Mt Beauty Hospital then Bright Bush Nursing Hospital. Our need for the children, a better education standard, In 1982, I moved them to Wodonga schools, working for the next 14 yrs, there till Hans took redundancy from the SEC and we moved in 1994, to a farm at Rutherglen.Victoria, Australia. In 1996, Hans had a job with NT Power in Darwin and requested I Join him. I worked at Royal Darwin Hospital in the Midwifery Section in all wards, NICU, General nursery, Birthing Suite and the Wards. Also doing clinics in Antenatal and post natal care. On occasion paedriatrics and Isolation Peadiatrics. Hans was transferred to W.A. To Kalgoorlie where I followed for some while with a stint in Ratcha Buri, Thailand. Back in Darwin briefly- then off for 13 months in Quetta, Pakistan where I continued as a Midwife! Back in Darwin briefly 2001 after 9/11 and then Home to Rutherglen, Victoria After a brief 2 or so years at Wangaratta Base Hospital, and LEOP symptoms becoming more a problem . Especially Pain and fatigue. I retired to the Farm in 2006. My husband Hans AULMANN. Retired 9/3/2011. I had my first caliper fitted on Right leg after Falls. Leg more stable! 2008 My second caliper was fitted as full length on Right leg but not good as fell to bits mowing lawn one day and a GRAFFO was fitted after much fiddling! Great! At this time I was having choking/ coughing problems with breathless episodes! Finally diagnosed as Proximal Voice box Dysphlasia. 2008/9/2012! My sister Bonnie died 24/7/2014 and Sister Joy died 25/7/2015 and brother Graham died 6/7/2023 his wife Janet passed away late October,2023. My Husband Hans Aulmann is in Karinya Nursing Home with Late Dementia.
The biography for Robyn
== Sources == Entered by Robyn J Aulmann
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- Robyn's formal name
- full middle name (J.)
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- birth location
- private siblings' names
- private children's names (6)
- spouse's name and marriage information
DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Robyn:
It may be possible to confirm family relationships. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Robyn:
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~6.25%
Lindsey (Harrison) Williams
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AncestryDNA
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Family Tree DNA Family Finder
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MyHeritage DNA
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~0.78%
Gai Anlezark :
MyHeritage DNA
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Yes I have Kerr, Smails, Wishart. And would love to get back in the Kerr’s before Robert Junior born 1803 but just don’t seem to be able to prove his Dads origins! Robyn. Ps I have doubts Robert his Dad was in army with a title
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Pity about the USA and other countries when I have limited time, my heart bleeds that they can't follow the families , where children are born or where they are living! One needs to use some common sense along the way in Family history . I am not trying to be rude or stupid or sensitive and am supporting any members wanting help but find the attitude re corrections IS MORE a smarty pants- Brownie gathering points! Think again yourself it's nice to get a little friendly message on ones site. Sorry but it is not by far the first time. Ro
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