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From: Peter Hooper <>
Subject: Re: AUS-SAGEN-D Digest V05 #246
Date: Mon, 04 Jul 2005 16:53:36 +1000
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Thank you for your reply Di.

I'm sure that many of us will be looking forward to an easier way of
lookups. "Convictions" is good as far as it goes, but it never seems to
have the people/vessels which I want!

Peter H

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> SA PASSENGERS database - some answers
> From:
> "Diane Cummings" <>
> Date:
> Sun, 03 Jul 2005 00:29:31 -0500
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Peter Hooper asked about Di's reference to "the 1836-1851 database".
Where is this available please? I have found a number of user friendly
resources for the period up to, say, 1842 which cover a number of my
relies, but after that it seems almost a ship by ship search. Is there
an easier way, please?

>My replies: an Easier Way will be avaiable soon - see below.
>SKS = some kind soul
>BISA = Biographical Index South Australia
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>Re: When is this fabulous database available?
>Following my next trip to Adelaide (from Melbourne at the end of July), to collect copies of original passenger lists, I'll be updating my webpages - hopefully with given names and ages (and etc if available).
>Then I'll be sending a CD of all "the stuff" to be published as a CD, which will be launched in October at the SA Family History Expo - possible at a special "Show Price". That means - see me at the show.
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