A collection of historical and genalogical records
In a PDF titled ‘’A record of The gravestones in the Churchyard of St Nicholas, Uphall (formerly Uphall North)’’ I ran across this among other Drysdale references , entry #195 is particularly inte… View »
Post by William Douglas April 28 2023 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kathryn_Drysda think she's worthy of a page View »
Sons of Ingebald . I recently turned up another reference to Hugh son of Ingebald - in my readings of May G Williamson's Non celtic place names and other articles it was suggested that Ingeba… View »
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 »
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