Mary Ann Tomlin died TAS No. 168 of 1893

[Doug Laidlaw]

I wouldd like to obtain a full certificate of this death. What is the best
way? I tried applying for it throught the Tas Govt portal, but it timed
out.

Also, could SKS extract the Digger index entry for me, please?

Doug.

[Graham]

20-Jan-1893, 168, 35, TOMLIN, MARY ANNE, Burial, M, 70, HOBART.

Graham

[MargM]

"Doug Laidlaw" <laid...@hotkey.net.au> wrote in message
news:9n1dk9-...@dougshost.douglaidlaw.net...

TAS BDM records to 1899 are on film in quite few libraries (
similar to the NSW Church records films). Copy from the TAS BDM
registry is quite expensive ............ $37 comes to mind .


bye


--
MargM
Beautiful NSW Central Coast

[Kate Spencer]

Apply via
ta...@education.tas.gov.au
certificates up till 1899 are only half the cost as opposed to applying
through Tas BDM.

Regards, Kate
(Sydney, Australia)

"Doug Laidlaw" <laid...@hotkey.net.au> wrote in message
news:9n1dk9-...@dougshost.douglaidlaw.net...

[Doug Laidlaw]

Thanks Marg. I haven't checked what is here in Bendigo, but the Tas site
mentions the AIGS at Blackburn, and there is a branch of the AIGS here.
They run the Genealogy Expo here every March.

From what I have seen so far, this lady isn't the one I am looking for, but
I am hoping that there will be some clues in the microfilms. Mine was born
about 1814, but nobody knows where. Her first husband is just as much a
mystery. He was a MING, but not one of the Buckinghamshire Mings. The most
likely story so far is that he was a Chinese herbalist, and the child of
missionary parents.

Doug.

[Doug Laidlaw]

Graham wrote:

> 20-Jan-1893, 168, 35, TOMLIN, MARY ANNE, Burial, M, 70, HOBART.
>
> Graham
>

Thanks Graham.

Doug.