The McCaughey brothers were prominent pastoralists who emigrated to Australia from Ireland. They were the sons of Francis McCaughey, farmer and merchant, and his wifeEliza Wilson.
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Episode 228 - Roy Maloy - Author and Historian
Joining me in this episode is the most prolific true crime author in Australian history (Herald Sun & ABC Radio) Roy Maloy. A proud Wadawurrung man, and Melbourne based crime writer who has published a volume series of true crime books called “The Dawn of Crime”, including the bestselling biography of Squizzy Taylor. He has over 18 true crime biographies published, with his focus being on criminals from 1890-1930 who he describes as “criminal outsiders” - those in the minority. In 2024 he released his first cinema piece with a true crime short film that screened in cinemas, and will be releasing two new feature length Australian true crime movies over the next 12 months. Roy has his own podcast that covers some of those criminals that feature in his books. He also has walking tours in Melbourne and a live true crime show called 'Criminal Outsider'.https://lockedupwithhistory.com.au/dawn-of-crime-with-roy-maloy/https://www.facebook.com/roymaloyhttps://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-dawn-of-crime-by-roy-maloy/id1525098475https://www.lulu.com/search?contributor=Roy+Maloy&adult_audience_rating=00&page=1&pageSize=10
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Shorts Episode #15 - The Countess of Belmore
The Countess of Belmore was born Gloria Anthea Harker in 1915 in Perth WA. She was the daughter of Herbert Bryant Harker, a merchant clerk who was born in England, and Lilian Morris. Gloria married Major Galbraith Armar Lowry-Corry in 1939 in India and in 1949 Galbraith became the 7th Earl of Belmore.
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Episode 227 - Lord Bertie
Montague Charles Burney was born in Hampshire England in September 1852, but his birthdate changed with every charge he had in Australia! He was born into a respectable English family, but after a charge of forgery in England in 1872, he came to Australia, assumed many aliases and continued with his misdemeanors, being charged with forgery, false representation and larceny across three colonies.
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Episode 226 - Australia's Own Duchess
In 1926, Nell Stead and her sister boarded a ship from Melbourne to Ceylon (today’s Sri Lanka). Their father organized the trip after Nell and Erin had been nursing their ill mother in the final two years of her life and felt they needed a trip. On this trip Nell had a chance encounter with a handsome young naval officer by the hotel swimming pool in Colombo and this changed everything. This mystery man was more than a naval officer – he was Alexander George Francis Drogo Montagu, known as Mandy, the eldest son of the 9th Duke of Manchester, an heir to a nearly 500 year old dynasty.
Stories uncovered when researching your family tree - the unexpected stories of everyday people.
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