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Project Teams
Colony, State and Territory Teams
- New South Wales - Team Leader Peter Jones
- Queensland - Team Leader David Urquhart
- South Australia - Team Leader Karyn Homburg
- Tasmania and Van Diemen's Land - Team Leader Sue Wyatt
- Territories (ACT/NT/Norfolk Island) - Team Leader Vacant
- Victoria - Team Leader Amanda Myers
- Western Australia - Team Leader Mark Dorney
Maintenance Teams
- Profile Improvement - Team Leader (all teams) Melanie Paul
- Categories Team - Team Leader Margaret Haining
Other Australian Teams
- Australian Notables Team including Who do you think you are? WDYTYA (Australia) - Team Leader Melanie Paul
- Australian Convicts Team - Team Leader Veronica Williams and Heather Stevens
- Indigenous Australians Team - Team Leader Gillian Thomas
- Assisted and Bounty Immigrants. - Team Leader Rosalie Neve
- Born in the Colony (Pre Federation 1788-1900). - Team Leader Veronica Williams.
- Free Settlers (Pre Federation 1788-1900). - Team Leader Veronica Williams.
- Prussian Settlement in Australia - German Australians - Team Leader Steve Thomas.
- Earl Grey’s Famine Orphan Scheme 1848-1850. - Team Leader John Rosser.
- Eureka Stockade - Team Leader Anne Young.
- Australian Topics Team - Team Leader Margaret Haining
Projects and Topics relevant to Australia, not managed by the Australia Project
- See the List of Projects to find and join these Projects:
- ANZACS Project - Leader: Gillian Thomas. The ANZACS project is a sub-project of the Military and War Project - Leader: Natalie Trott, also Pick a Soldier, Plant a Tree - Missing in Action World War I soldiers
- Cemeterist Project Australian Teams. Managed by the Cemeteries - Leader: Steven Harris, Robin Shaules and Pip Sheppard.
- African Ancestry in Australia covers people with African ancestry who came to the Australian colonies in the 19th Century - Shoshanah Luckie.
- Australia Mining Disasters Team. Managed by the Project:Disasters - Leaders Lizzie Griffiths, Maddy Hardman and Joan Whitaker
- Australia, Place Studies category. Managed by the Project:One Place Studies - Leaders Amy Gilpin, Jacqueline Baxter and Kylie Haese.
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My ancestor, Matthew Everingham was a convict on the First Fleet and I believe I have some information not in his Wiki profile.
Regards, Margaret
Elizabeth Waters Cuthbertson Hemingway BIRTH 27 Feb 1867 Bacchus Marsh, Moorabool Shire, Victoria, Australia DEATH 5 Feb 1955 (aged 87) Camberwell, Boroondara City, Victoria, Australia BURIAL Burwood Cemetery Burwood, Whitehorse City, Victoria, Australia PLOT Church of England 4, Section W, Grave 284 MEMORIAL ID 212599516 · View Source You sent John Riley Hemingway BIRTH 1863 Southowram, Metropolitan Borough of Calderdale, West Yorkshire, England DEATH 9 Jul 1932 (aged 68–69) Camberwell, Boroondara City, Victoria, Australia BURIAL Burwood Cemetery Burwood, Whitehorse City, Victoria, Australia PLOT Church of England 4, Section W, Grave 284 MEMORIAL ID 212617336 · View Source You forwarded a v
Thank you, regards, Margaret, Membership coordinator
Regards, Margaret
edited by Steve Thomas
The attached document lists migration categories in Wikitree. https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:German_Diaspora:_Emigration_during_the_mid-19th_Century
It shows the regions that people left from and where they went.
I don't know where this should be stored, but I wanted to draw your attention to a page in the German Project. It's a summary of States in the German Confederation and Prussia in the years 1815-1866: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:German_territorial_structure:_1815_-_1866
It's a very useful reference document. Especially for those people that have ancestors from regions that are not part of modern Germany.