A collection of historical and genalogical records
Northern Territory Times and Gazette (Darwin, NT : 1873 - 1927) Fri 15 Apr 1910 Page 2 Northern Territory Times. DEATH OF MRS. DRYSDALE. WE have received from Koepang-Timor, by the Dutch steamer La M… View »
After reading and listening to this you will understand the relevance . by Kate Drysdale So, I did a thing! The Queensland government have called for submissions for its inquiry into matters relati… View »
Courtesy of State Library of South Australia ;B 61928,B 61929,B 61930. 1GENERAL: Mr Drysdale and his son Andrew in a horse drawn wagon that took them on a journey from Adelaide to Sydney via Canberra… View »
Joyce [nee Drysdale] Davis , of Darwin Australia , owns this work - and I couldn't dream of changing a word - just as I said ''This will remain in the exact form that it is in / Title / your name - a… View »
Douglas Burns Drysdale The Chosin Chronology , includes maps and photographs in re Task Force Drysdale . Well done . https://mcoepublic.blob.core.usgovcloudapi.net/l Comments in Re: Douglas Burns D… View »
"Saudades" a selection of the obituaries written by Edward Thomas Mulhall for "The Standard" of Buenos Aires between 1882 and 1899 http://www.genealogywise.com/group/drysdalear accesses Drysdale… View »
https://hdl.handle.net/10648/d258efc0-c864-11e6-9 Drijsdal, on April 26, 1763 in the service of the Dutch East India Company Departure 1763 Tuesday, April 26 Hendrik Drijsdal (uit Rotterdam) joins… View »
Hugh Drysdale Below : photos of original documents supposedly signed by Hugh . View »
DRYSDALE BROTHERS: William (1838-1902), businessman, George Russell (1854?-1909), pastoralist and planter, and John (1847-1928), engineer and planter were born in Scotland, sons of John Drysdale of K… View »
Anne Drysdale, born on 26 August 1792, was the daughter of William Drysdale of Pitteuchar, Fife, Scotland, town clerk of Kirkcaldy, and his wife Anne Currison, daughter of the town clerk of Hamilton.… View »
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