by admin | May 24, 2022 | Record Of References
A spreadsheet listing alphabetically pioneers and their families which continues where Lester Stephen left off his Record of References to Port Phillip Pioneers. It is based on information provided by members 1373 onwards. Information is provided via completed... by admin | Apr 27, 2023 | Page - About Us - The Port Phillip District, Pioneers, Publications, Resources
Since starting in 1970 and as at May 2026, the Port Phillip Pioneers Group has had nearly 1,600 members. Well over 3,000 Pioneers of the Port Phillip District, now Victoria, have been claimed by these members as their direct ancestors. A list of these proven... by admin | May 24, 2022 | Methods & Sources, Publications
ABBOT (vol.4)ABBOTT (vol.4)ABERLINE (vol.2)ABERNETHY (vol.3)ACHESON (vol.3)ADAM (vol.3)ADAMS (vols.1,3-5)ADAMSON (vols2,4)ADDICOTT (vol.4)ADDIS (vols.3,4)ADDISON (vol.4)AITCHISON (vol.2)AITKIN (vol.3)ALCOTT (vol.4)ALEXANDER(vols1,3,4)ALLAN (vols.3,4,6)ALLEE (WEBB)... by admin | Apr 22, 2022 | Places
Meeting Place of the PPPG Click link to read article: Wesley-Hall-Gardiner by admin | Apr 22, 2022 | History
9th of June 1835: “the boat went up the river to where it is very deep, 30ft – that will be the place for a village”. Rex Harcourt argues that it irrelevant whether John Batman was on board that day as it was recognised from Surveyor Grimes’... by admin | Apr 22, 2022 | History
When the “Alfred” arrived at Melbourne on 24 February, 1850, one of her cabin passengers was the young Prince Frederick of Schleswig- Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg travelling incognito as Lt. Frederick Gronwald. His Highness had been...