Tulle Contents:
Issue 31(Nov. 1990) - Vol. 19 number 1 (Feb. 2000)

(prepared by Craig Williams and Richard Lander)

• Editor's report - Claire Loneragan
• Secretary's report - Enid Bastick
• Shaken any fresh info from the family tree?
• A family on the move - Jan Balgowan
• Text of Death Certificate of Edward Lander (in French and English) - Richard Lander
• Morning Calls - from "Etiquette for Ladies" 1868
• Text of Birth Certificate of Rosina Lander (in French and English) - Richard Lander
• Father Therry and the Drink Drive Victim
• From the Barricades of Paris (continuing the account from the "Times", reprinted in SMH October 1848
• Dissertation on the antiquity of fleas

Issue 32: (Yellow cover, "33" incorrectly handwritten in Roman numerals): March 1991

• A Letter to the editor - M F B
• Death of Claire Marcia Hawkins, nee Norrie
• Secretary's report - Enid Bastick
• The new insurrection in Paris (continuing from the SMH of Oct 10, 1848, European News
• The Story of Lace
• What Else was Happening in 1848? (Excerpts from "the Australian Almanac & Book of Facts 1988")
• The reply to the lacemakers petition
• Jindabyne (poem by P H S)
• Index for the Bert Archer Collection
• Dissertation on the antiquity of fleas
• Animal, vegetable, mineral
• Family Notables: William Cope
• Little bits and pieces

Issue 33 (Yellow cover, Issue 33, July 1991

• The birthday book of Sarah Vickers (Kerry Vickers)
• Footsteps on a pioneer wharf (Pam Harvey, Wand Family)
• The Late Mrs J Ottaway - An Interesting Personality - Richard Lander
• Coal Mining - Jean Campbell
• Nottingham Goose Fair
• Was there a relative in the colony? - convict records relating to lacemaker relatives
• To which Tate Family do you belong?
• Prompt justice
• People on the banks - Bruce Goodwin
• Grandma's "Recut"
• Namby-Pamby Christianity
• Notes for the Genealogist
  •  Dormer Family
• Felkin on Nottingham People

Issue 34: November 1991

• Notice of meeting - Guest Speaker: Bruce Kemshall
• From the President's Desk
• And the Secretary's
• and finally, the Editor
• Summer Holiday.....Lake Conjola, 1970 (a poem by Pat Stewart)
• A Family Divided - Doug Webster
• Amazing Engineering and Workmanship of Machine Lace - Jean Campbell
• Among the Passengers of the Fairlie...or All is not as it seems
• Maitland Mercury, 11 Sept 1895 - Death of an Old Resident
• Maitland Mercury, 17 February, 1903 - Death of an Old resident
• The Passing bell - Lindsay Watts
• Iron Bark (a poem by Nancy Howard)
• Calais, and more particularly, St Pierre - Gillian Kelly
• St Pierre de Calais as the Lacemakers knew it - Calais et St Pierre au XIC Siecle (1815-1885), by Albert Vion
• Heads of the Family, and their wives
• single people and their known Australian Marriages
• Destitute Asylum register
• For the Genealogist:
  • deceased estate files - Beth Williams
  • does anyone know....

Issue 35: March 1992

• "Gold and People-Recollection of Hill End 1920s to 1960s" - book by Bruce Goodwin
• Gold, gold, gold
• A Teacher's Tale - Canberra Pioneers
• From Nottingham to Calais
• The wreck of the S.S. Maitland
• Map of St Pierre de Calais
• A letter to William (Branson Family) - Doug Webster
• Lacemaker stories are stories from the banks, too
• The Rogers Family - another Lacemaker Story (Judy Gifford (nee Rogers)
• Gold Again!
• The Magic of the Machines (Jean Campbell)
• Machines: Nottingham to France (Gillian Kelly)
• Life in the Factories
• Advertisement from the Nottingham Review, 1810
• For the Genealogist
  • Shaw family
  • Hemsley family
  • Needham family
• IGI Microfiche
• Does anyone know anything about the Wells Family?

Issue 36: July 1992  

• Death of Jean Neich, 13 November 1991 (Crofts family)
• Death of Margaret Audin
• Calais
• Those two Maitlands (Lindsay Watts)
• Isabel Saywell (Pat Stewart)
• 90th Birthday of Thomas Saywell
• Jane Susannah Shaw (Kay Radford & Pam Neal)
• A Calais Connection
• The children, the children
• Nottingham as seen from The Park, 1830.
• The long arm of the law (Bruce Goodwin)
• A visit to Calais (Pam Harvey)
• Sheriff of Nottingham
• A Different Calaisien Experience (Narelle Richardson)
• Notes from "A Geographical Dictionary or Gazeteer of the Australian Colonies 1848" by William Henry Wells
• For the Genealogist
  • Saywell, Stubbs and West families
• Town Plan of Nottingham in the 18th Century

Issue 37: October 1992

• From the President's Desk - Bruce Goodwin
• And the Secretary's - Enid Bastick
• and finally, the Editor's - Gillian Kelly
• Gwen Chinner 1914-1992
• Thomas, son of Charles and Jane Crofts - Lola Crofts
• Those makers of pillow lace - Author unknown, article found by Bruce Goodwin
• Mr Thompson Sir - Jacob Wiltsher
• John Slater - Framebreaker - Beth Williams
• Picture a Lacemaker
• According to Burke
• Those who came - Gillian Kelly
• Frances Saywell - Marjorie Brown
• A Likely tale - from Hillendiana, Donald Friend
• The Agincourt and a homily - from the Bert Archer papers
• for the Genealogist:
  • correction for article in Tulle 34, Heads of families and their wives
  • Derbyshire luddites
  • Calais certificates
  • South Australian wills
  • does anyone know...

Issue 38: February 1993

• Don Bank Cottage
• Anne Fewkes on Nottingham
• A voyage of the "Harpley"
• Maria Potter - Agincourt passenger (Jack Clifford)
• Disgraceful riot at Maitland
• The First Graduation Ceremony at The University of Sydney
• "No Work, No Bread, No Hope!
• Thomas and Jane Peet (Robert Noel Peet)
• A View of Earlier Justice
• "Touch of Lace"
• The Lace Factory
• The Life of a Lacemaker
• Nottingham 1841 Census Index
• French Records
• Ford Madox Brown
• Those Missing Lacemakers - William Potter
• Rose, Thistle and Shamrock - Iron Steamers to Morpeth

Issue 39: May 1993

• The Bonington Family - Anne Fewkes
• The Touch of Lace in Dacosta Ave, Prospect (painted Stobie Pole) - Richard Lander
• A Voyage of the Harpley - John Chandler
• A Letter form Joseph (Joseph James) - Clair Hergstrom
• An old map of Nottingham
• As mad as a hatter
• Speaking of Forebears
• The Natural Children of Calais - Marjorie Brown, Gillian Kelly and Albert Vion
• Mr Edward Cunliffe Hemingway
• Lord Byron - Champion for the Stockingers
• Those Gates of Nottingham
• St Mary's Gate from Kayes Walk
• Mildred Brunton - Lacemaker Extraordinaire - from the PSA Journal, June/August 1992
• Annual Financial Statement to 21 January 1993
• For the Genealogist - Wand - Spinks - Watts and Hazeldine - Bown - Bell
• From the Nottingham Mercury Bonsor (lace manufacturer)
• Textile workers in France
• The Rose - Sydney to the Hunter, 2nd Agincourt party, 1848 (illustration on back cover)

Issue 40: 1993

• The William Brown Story (Carol Bailey)
• Elizabeth Drake (aka Bess Drake)
• ...and Speaking of Marriage (Gillian Kelly)
• Making Lye and Soap
• An Old-Time Diary (the Voyage of the Agincourt to Adelaide in 1850
• The Matter of Money - money "lost" by lacemakers in French banks
• Pigot and Co Directory of Nottingham, 1828
• William Saville
• Nottingham and the Nonconformists
• For the Genealogist
  • Archer/Ragg
  • Foster
  • Needham
  • Ward
  • Wells/Peet
• Escape from Drowning - Mr Croft, Bathurst
• Surnames from the Methodist Register, St-Pierre to 1848

Issue 41: November 1993

• The Woodforths of Woodhouse (jean Campbell)
• The Potters of Calais
• Gleanings on a Lacemaker - Marjorie (Pops) Shirtley - Granddaughter of Maria Potter (Agincourt)
• The Bedchamber Mystery - C. S. Forester
• Thank you, Normandy - a story about Sarah Wells - Mignon Preston
• Financial Report, November 20, 1993
• Adelaide Lander
• From Whence They Came - more on the Harpley
• Bobbins and Carriages - Gillian Kelly
• For the Genealogist
  • William Brown
  • John Freestone
  • Thomas Selby
  • John Sweeney
• Basford Parish Directory 1832-1833 - William White
• Calais Contacts in the 1840s
  • Machine owners
  • Teachers
  • Midwives
  • Frequent witnesses to English births

Issue 42 (Vol. 13, number 1): February 1994

• From the Nottingham Notebook, 1848
• Royalty, Knitting and William Lee
• Report to the Society on Visits to Calais and Nottingham  - Rev. Tom Halls
• The Long Farewell by Don Charlwood- a review by Doug Webster
• The Manufactories of Old Calais - a Map
• Relief by Colonisation, a Nottingham Immigration to South Africa - Gillian Kelly
• Those Who Sailed to the Cape
• Lace and Normandy - Mrs Fanny Palliser
• For the Genealogist
  • Kettlebrand
  • Widdison
  • Crofts
  • Holmes
• Lacemaker connections from the Victorian Pioneers CD-ROM series
• The Family of George Elliott, Missing Lacemaker

Issue 43 (Vol. 13, number 2): May 1994

• The Luddites - Richard Lander
• Bendigo - A Story of William Abednego Thompson - John Sheffield
• One Branch of the Tree of the Family Dunk - Harold Rowe
• Petition to the Cape
• An Instance of Rashness ( a story about John Branson)
• Nottingham - an old map
• Chronology of Nottingham
• Perilous Seas Claim 21 - the wreck of the paddle steamer Maitland
• Bathurst Free Press - notes on Oliver Lowe, Dinner to Mr Rogers, Joseph West
• Patrick Storen, 1824-1881 - Joseph Jannan
• From the Abbot Files - Charles Hibberd
• An Unconventional Artist - George French Angas
• For the Genealogist
  • Cornelius Crowder
  • John Hemingway
  • John Irons
• Transported from Nottingham - Doug Webster
• Letter to the Editor - Judy Gifford (re Nottinghamshire Marriage Records)
• Missing lacemakers
• The Phillimore Indexes

Issue 44 (Vol. 13, number 3): August 1994  

• A Link with the Past - William Burrows Bradshaw
• The Third Child of Thomas and Sarah Wells, Rebecca Bradshaw - Bronwen Thomas
• Fearghus O'Connor - John Sheffield
• Suffragettes and South Australia - Christine Finnimore
• A Tourist in France, 1848
• Black is the Colour of Despair - Gillian Kelly
• Review: A Cargo of Women - Doug Webster (a book re the convicts of the Princess Royal)
• Lost and Found: Sumners and Peets - H. Kirkbright
• For the Genealogist
  • Peet family
  • Sumner family
  • The Fairlie and Yardley Gobion
  • The Bathurst Contingent and the Holy Trinity Church at Kelso

Issue 45 (Vol. 13, number 4): November 1994

• From the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan
• And the Secretary's - Doug Webster
• And finally, the Editor's - Gillian Kelly
• A new numbering system
• ANGAS and ANGUS - an editor's note
• Living in the '50s - from "The Parramatta River and Its Vicinity, 1848-1861" by W S Campbell
• A footnote to A Tourist in France, 1848 - Doug Webster
• The Removalists - from "The Hill End Story, Book 1" by Harry Hodge
• Lacemakers link with an "unconventional artist" - Kingsley Ireland
• Quorn, SA - Gillian Kelly
• The Barrier Miner 7 September, 1915- statement by Mrs Hart
• The Adelaide Observer - undated obituary
• My Wandering Shepherds - Doreen Towle
• As Poor as a Stockinger - Gillian Kelly
• The tale I have to tell! - Gillian Kelly
• Nottingham Notables: William Hallam Pegg - Gillian Kelly

Issue 46 (Vol 14, number 1): February 1995

• From the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan
• And the Secretary's - Doug Webster
• And the Editor - Gillian Kelly
• Extracts from Victorian Police Gazette
• Sixty years of shipping: a hundred years ago - from "The Adelaide Observer" 16 September 1899
• Memory lane - Lindsay Watts
• Memories of the Stevens family - Doreen Taylor
• Nottingham and Ale - Nottingham directory, 1863
• Maps of St Pierre in 1850 & 1990
• Sydney in 1848 part 1: the arrival - DBW
• Nottingham Notable: D H Lawrence
• Australia at last - Gillian Kelly
• Letters to the Lacemakers
• Excerpts from letters to Doug Webster
• For the Genealogist
  • Yardley Gobion and the Fairlie
  • Leads from the newspapers of the day
  • Members request: Scothern

   

Issue 47 (Vol 14, number 2): May 1995

• From the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan
• And the Secretary's - Doug Webster
• And the Editor - Gillian Kelly
• Sydney in 1848 part 2: the trip to Bathurst - Doug Webster
• Sydney in 1848: suggested further reading - Doug Webster
• Morialta - Gwydir - Kate Foy
• The State of the trade: some notes on bobbinnet trade, 1831
• an awful visitation - London Times July 9, 1845
• Dissenting Meeting Houses - from Orange's Directory, 1840
• Calais ...from where to where
• Children and Lace - London Times, October 1840
• An apology to Bob Saywell
• A Nation is a family
• letters to the Lacemakers
• Were members of your family inventors or patentees?
• for the Genealogist:
  • certificates from Margaret's parish, Leics
  • French certificates
  • The Back Cover
  • The Galleries of Justice, Nottingham
  • birth certificate of Robert John Harrison

   

Issue 48 (Vol. 14, number 3): August 1995

• From the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan
• And the Secretary's - Doug Webster
• And finally, the Editor's - Gillian Kelly
• Some early Lacemaker Arrivals - Doug Webster
• The Elnor Sisters - Carol Bailey
• Calais...From 1830 to 1840 - Gillian Kelly
• Transport Links: England 1830 - Jean Campbell
• London Times, June 21, 1831
• The Emigrant's Friend or Authentic Guide to South Australia
• The Family of George Elliott
• Don't Believe Everything You are Told - Beth Williams
• For the Genealogist:
  • Extracts from Pigot's directory Leicestershire, 1830
  • Again, was there a relative in the colony?
  • relations of Immigrants, 1848-1851
  • Marriage Licence Bonds in Nottingham
  • Translate your French certificate - Lyndall Lander
  The Lacemakers of Caen - taken from "Abroad" first published in 1882

   

Issue 49 (Vol. 14, number 4): November 1995

• Letters from Adelaide (John Freestone)
• The Barque, John, Book Review - Doug Webster
• Rescue of a Shipwrecked Crew - the wreck of the Fairlie
• Over the Hills and a Long Way Off
• Leicestershire, Lacemakers and the Military - Jean Campbell
• Coals to Newcastle (re William Hemsley)
• Joshua Oldfield and Jane Bull - Richard Halliday
• Past Times
• Methodism and St Pierre
• Typhus Fever in Maitland - Gillian Kelly
• Calais 1840 to 1848 - Gillian Kelly
• For the Genealogist
  • Transported fro Machine - Breaking
  • Thomas Scotten
  • Richard Wells
  • Wright and Crofts
• The Last Will and Testament - explanations of the following
  • Probate
  • Letters of Administration
  • Letters of Administration CTA
  • De Bonis Non
  • Double Probate
  • Limited
  • Cessate
  • Ad Colligenda
  • Pendente Lite

 Issue 50 (Vol. 15, number 1): February 1996

• From the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan
• And the Secretary's - Doug Webster
• And the Editor - Gillian Kelly
• Notes to Letters From Adelaide
• letters from Adelaide, part 2 - John Freestone & Marlene Kilminster
• Riverton, South Australia
• In Quarantine (book review) - Doug Webster
• Grave Situations
• Identification, Please!
• Entrepreneurs or Villains? - Doug Webster
• Poor rates in Nottingham - Notts Newspaper, 29 May 1847
• A Reader's Query
• Taking the Lacemakers back to Calais
• Fun and Games - Calais et Saint-Pierre au XIXe Siecle by Albert Vion
• Thomas Johnson, Engineer
• For the Genealogist:
  • On Convict Lines
  • Walking in their footsteps part 1

   

Issue 51 (Vol. 15, number 2): May 1996

• From the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan
• From the new Secretary - Carolyn Broadhead
• And the Editor - Gillian Kelly
• Nottingham in 1848 - Doug Webster
• The Rights of Women (or Moses' Instructions) - J D Lang
• Mildred Elsie Brunton - M Vaughan
• Mutual Aid Societies & the Oddfellows
• Bromheads, Swifts, Taylors & the Agincourt
• Who Calls for the Good Old Days?
• Let's Celebrate 1848 - 1998
• Mary Rushton and Mr & Mrs Hopkins - C Litchfield
• The Best Nottingham Could Do
• Early Nottingham Imitation Laces
• For the Genealogist:
  • Strays
  • From Joel in Calais
  • Marriage certificate of Victor Helmsley & Francoise Devot
  • Holmes Family History Society
  • Reader's queries
  • The inhabitants of Saint-Pierre from the 1831 Census

   

Issue 52 (Vol. 15, number 3): August 1996

• From the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan
• And the Secretary's - Carolyn Broadhead
• And the Editor - Gillian Kelly
• Let's Celebrate 1848-1998
• Trade, Commerce and Money - Nottingham Review 31 March 1848
• Nottingham and Calais at last! - Marion McLeish
• Conviction for Playing at Marbles on Sunday
• The Church of England in Calais and St-Pierre
• The Plot Thickens - Gillian Kelly
• Lace-Making by machinery
• The Stapleford Windows - Evol Watkins
• Convict Lines - Doug Webster
• For the Genealogist:
  • The Inhabitants of Saint-Pierre from the 1831 Census (concl)
  • Readers' queries
  • Australia's Immigration Wall of Honour

Issue 53 (Vol. 15, number 4): November 1996

• From the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan
• And the Secretary's - Carolyn Broadhead
• And the Editor - Gillian Kelly
• Let's Celebrate 1848-1998
• Our Lacemakers - Thomas Goldfinch and Ann Newing -Lionel Goldfinch
• Taking a Cook's Tour
• Letters from America - John Morley, William Pole and David Woodhouse
• Women's Work
• R Granger and Sons
• Register of the Freemen of Leicester
• William Lee Rewritten
• There is No Substitute for Quality - Arnott's Biscuits
• Stapleford
• For the Genealogist - the inhabitants of Sainte-Pierre from the 1841 Census

Issue 54 (Vol. 16, number 1): February 1997

• From the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan
• And the Secretary's - Carolyn Broadhead
• And the Editor - Gillian Kelly
• News from France - Doug Webster
• A Yard of Potatoes (William Norfolk)
• Death of Mr Frederick Robert Archer, J.P.
• Lacemakers to be Discovered - more on Yardley Gubion
• Thomas Selvy
• A Cab Ride (Charles H Bertie)
• A Begging Letter from the Editor
• Probable connections between the Potter, Brown, Webster and Evans Families
• More Letters from Adelaide
• The Oldest Postage Stamp in the World
• Shepherding in Australia
• School Days in 1912 - Doreen Taylor
• Fashionable Spring Goods (received from the Harpley
• Census of St Pierre 1846 (names listed)

 Issue 55 (Vol. 16, number 2): May 1997

• From the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan
• And the Editor - Gillian Kelly
• George Armytage - Dr Christian Borde
• The Theatre Evil
• Where did those Homans go? Tillimbi-Paterson - Beth Williams
• A Thank You Letter - Gillian Kelly
• Children of Working Mothers 1842 - D Wardle
• What's in a Name? - Lindsay Watts
• From the Secretary - Carolyn Broadhead
• Angaston SA. May 2nd, 1848 - Richard Rodda
• This Little Piggy
• Cover Girl
• For the Genealogist:
  • the last of Nottingham's potters
  • census secrets

Issue 56 (Vol. 16, Number 3): August, 1997

• From the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan
• And the Secretary's - Carolyn Broadhead
• And the Editor - Gillian Kelly
• Well Suited to the Colony - sales commence
• Letter from France - Stuart Dunshea, a descendant of James Nutt
• Nottingham Notable - Samuel Derry, MC, DSO
• The First Australian Play - Kate Foy
• Book Review - The Migrant Ship Harpley. 1847-1862
• The Ship Harpley and Courtney Fowell
• Shipping News
• The Kemshall's and the Suttors (Brucedale)
• The Crown of England
• Stop Press - Incorporation of the ASLC on 7 August 1997
• The Frenchs Forest Newsletter - Bruce Goodwin
• Register of Members' Interests 1996-1997

 Issue 57 (Vol. 16, number 4): November 1997

• An Open Letter from the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan
• And from the Secretary's - Carolyn Broadhead
• and finally, the Editor's - Gillian Kelly
• Theo Saywell
• Committees
• Nottingham Notable: Arthur Jepson 1915-1997 - J Gifford
• Currency lads and lasses - from B Goodwin
• The Stirrer - Emma Head
• Working for William
• The Society Celebrates 1998, for your information
• Kate, the sister of Ned, and the Lacemakers - Gillian Kelly
• The Bulletin and its editor - J E Archibald
• Martin & Co advertises
• William Felkin
• For the Genealogist:
  • The Lander Connection
  • little Nottingham beyond the seas
  • The Bathurst Advocate
• New Members
•  

Issue 58 (Vol. 17, number 1): February 1998

• From the Desk of the President - Claire Loneragan
• And the Secretary - Carolyn Broadhead
• And the Editor - Gillian Kelly
• 23 February 1848 and the news of the day
• Edward A Austin: From Bavaria to Bathurst - Jack Austin
• Cover Notes
• Your Lacemakers' Story in Stitch
• The Sampler - Lyndall & Richard Lander
• Footsteps of the Lacemakers
• A Thoroughly Modern Lacemaker - John Saywell
• Well Suited to the Colony - its cover story
• Some Early Patentees
• In 1848 in Australia
• A soldier's Life in NSW - United Service Magazine 1838
• For the Genealogist:
  • Some Baptisms solemnised in the Parish of Stapleford 1816 and 1837
  • Stapleford Marriages from the IGI
• New members
•  

Issue 59 (Vol. 17, number 2): May 1998

• From the Right Worshipful Lord Mayor of Nottingham
• From the President - Claire Loneragan
• From the Secretary - Carolyn Broadhead
• And the Editor - Gillian Kelly
• Michel Caron
• Calaisiens and Lace - Michel Caron
• Letter from Australia - Nottingham review, 1850
• Phone Chatter causes complaints
• 1914-1918
• William IV
• About People
• Address given at the Launch of "Well Suited to the Colony" - Gillian Kelly
• the Lace Working Party
• For the Genealogist
  • Barry Holland: researcher
• Lacemakers and the Internet
• Lacemakers on the Net
• Internet sites to explore
• New members
• lost, stolen or strayed
• Greetings from England

Issue 60 (Vol. 17, Number 3): August 1998

• From the desk of the President - Claire Loneragan
• And the Secretary - Carolyn Broadhead
• And the Editor - Gillian Kelly
• Professor Ken Dutton and things French
• The challenge of change - Richard Lander
• Report to the Society on a brief visit to Calais, May 1998 - The Reverend Tom Halls
• Bereavements
• Translator revealed
• The Harpley
• Celebrate the Harpley
• The Great Get Together
• Walk the walk at Morpeth
• Harpley miscellany
• Cover story - Tulle August 1998
• The Wainwrights and Mr Maurice of Binda, NSW
• Life is full of coincidences - Marjorie Brown
• Anne in Australia - Judy Gifford
• Another's Sesquicentenary
• For the Genealogist
  • Smith brothers of Hyson
  • Lacemakers on the net
  • Email addresses for members and friends
  • Lost, stolen or strayed from the Harpley
  • Whatever happened to Charles?
  •  

Issue 61 (Vol. 17, number 4): November 1998

• From the President - Claire Loneragan
• From the Secretary - Carolyn Broadhead
• And the Editor - Gillian Kelly
• Douglas Branson Webster
• So your forebears thought of emigrating? - Sydney's Emigration Journal, 27 October 1849
• Celebrating the Harpley
• Life aboard an immigrant ship - Richard and Lyndall Lander, October 1998
• Own your own bobbin
• Aborigines in Nottingham in 1868 - Ann Fewkes, Nottingham
• Helene Dormer Gibson
• Louis Philippe of France - British Quarterly, February 1848
• The Ranters in Shelford, Nottingham - Ann Fewkes, Nottingham
• For the Genealogist:
  • Lacemakers found
  • Were your family Baptists?
  • On the net
  • Dover marriages
  • From the 1881 Census, Nottingham
• New members

Issue 62 (Vol. 18, number 1): February 1999

• Editorial - Gillian Kelly
• The Editor's indulgence
• Louis Philippe arrives in England - London Times, March 1848
• Irene Mayer - Kentley Mayer
• Samuel Strong 1809-1881: Calais Lacemaker - Ray Strong
• A note for posterity: William Burton - Nottinghamshire Historian No 21, Summer 1978
• Giower yer mardy ode thing
• The Lace Place
• Heathcoat's men
• Another Heathcoat - The Daily Telegraph, London
• The lace trade - the Nottingham Journal
• Cover note: Nottingham Castle
• Lille - Lille, Roubaix and Tourcaing in the Belle Epoque
• Sarah Holmes - Gillian Kelly
• Arrival of the Navarino, Adelaide, SA, 10 November 1848
  • Shipping intelligence
  • Passengers
• The Parish of St Peters, Nottingham
• For the Genealogist:
  • Murphy was an Optimist!
  • Readers' queries
  • Birth place: Lille
  • The Australian War Memorial Research Centre

   

Issue 63 (Vol. 18, number 2): May 1999

• From the President - Claire Loneragan
• From the Secretary - Carolyn Broadhead
• And the Editor - Gillian Kelly
• Don Bank in trouble - Sydney Morning Herald, 3 April 1999
• Mary Rushton - Denise Patterson
• The Pentrich revolution - F Weightman
• Goulburn
• Society in Australia during the goldrush
• Getting to those goldfields
• The gathering of the Brownlow clan
• Still reaching Australia all over - Kath Blake
• Four funerals and a wedding
• Australia's early immigration schemes
• Sydney's street names
• For the Genealogist:
  • Intriguing clues
  • English burials at Calais - 1831 & 1832
  • Website
  • Useful Address: Familysearch

   

Issue 64 (Vol. 18, number 3): August 1999

• From the Secretary - Carolyn Broadhead
• And the Editor - Gillian Kelly
• Glimpses of the Eighteenth century
• The Law of the day - extracted by David Millett
• Cover story
• Rail travel in France - Beth Williams
• The Sneinton Mill - from an article by Dennis Plowman
• Ben Kemshall had a relative in the Colony
• The Harpley - reprinted from the Centenary Report, Singleton Medical Welfare Centre
• This is the Harpley
• Modern descriptions of ancient trades
• Nottingham Review, 21 April 1848, in which the condition of Nottingham is described
• Nottingham Review, 27 May 1842: Rural police again
• STOP PRESS: Barbara Kendrick
• Marriage: West-Crofts
• For the Genealogist:
  • Shepshed Cemetery Register
  • Harpley gossip
  • Help, Please
  • Murphy's Law
  • Miniature ships
• ASLC at home on the 'net
• Difficult relationships

Issue 65 (Vol. 18, number 4): November 1999

• From the President's - Claire Loneragan
• From the Secretary's - Carolyn Broadhead
• And finally, the Editor - Gillian Kelly
• James Smith of Calais - Kathryn Mooney
• Nottingham Evening Post: Books laced with history - from David Millott
• As poor as a stockinger - Childrens' Commission, 1842
• For South Australian settlers - SAHGS
• Enter Thomas Saywell - Craig Williams, Theo Saywell, ed Gillian Kelly
• Smuggling rules
• Lest We Forget - Australian War Memorial
• For the Genealogist:
  • Descendants of William Parsons
  • From the 1881 Census: Hingley/Mees
  • Of All the Mad Pursuits - Mignon Preston
  • Census Index 1841, Calais et St-Pierre
• Ode to spell checker!

Issue 66 (Vol. 19, number 1): February 2000

• From the President - Claire Loneragan
• From the Secretary - Carolyn Broadhead
• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly
• Three books to yearn for
  • "Lace and Gold" by Bruce Goodwin
  • "Calais et la Mer" by Dr Christian Borde
  • "Nottingham 1897-1947" compiled by Douglas Whitworth
• The Bells of Saint Saviours
• The Pentrich Revolution and its Australian links - Steve Wright
• The Harpley was built on the Tamar - Gillian Kelly
• Harriett Davis married William Foy - Kate Foy
• What if history is bunk? - Gillian Kelly
• I didn't know that - Richard Lander
• Thank you Kingsley
• Riverton, SA - from the Official South Australian Gazetteer and Road Guide, 1869
• Nottingham Review, 27 May 1842: Rural police again
• Charley Brown rules - Evol Watkins
• Site fit for a new Millennium
• For the Genealogist:
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  • The family of Joseph Clarke
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  • Imprisoned!

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