Family History Mysteries

• Episode 167 - Lieutenant James

  Lieutenant Thomas James of the Royal Navy died in 1857. In 1937 the hunt was on to find his children to claim an estate. Articles were placed in Australian papers as the solicitors handling his estate believed some of his children and wider family members had emigrated to Australia.

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• Episode 166 - Frederick Ogle

  Frederick Ogle featured in court cases in both Sydney and Melbournefrom 1887 on conspiracy charges, swindling and contempt of court.

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• Episode 165 - J T Walker - Part 3

  In this three part episode, I delve into the life and family of James Thomas Walker, Thomas Walker's cousin from Episode 164. James was a prominent banker and financier and a Federation Father, who served as an Independent Freetrader in the first Federal Parliament. He was the administrator of Thomas Walker's estate.

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• Epiosde 165 - JT Walker - Part 2

  In this three part episode, I delve into the life and family of James Thomas Walker, Thomas Walker's cousin from Episode 164. James was a prominent banker and financier and a Federation Father, who served as an Independent Freetrader in the first Federal Parliament. He was the administrator of Thomas Walker's estate.

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• Episode 165 - J T Walker - Part 1

  In this three part episode, I delve into the life and family of James Thomas Walker, Thomas Walker's cousin from Episode 164. James was a prominent banker and financier and a Federation Father, who served as an Independent Freetrader in the first Federal Parliament. He was the administrator of Thomas Walker's estate.

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