 1883 - 1892 (9 years)
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| Name |
Angus Morrison Rosevear [1] |
| Birth |
12 Dec 1883 |
Condah, Victoria, Australia  [2] |
| Gender |
Male |
| Death |
31 Dec 1892 |
Condah, Victoria, Australia |
| Person ID |
I7440 |
Tucker Family Tree |
| Last Modified |
2 May 2008 |
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| Sources |
- [S12] Department of Justice, Registry of Births Deaths and Marriages, Victoria, Pioneer Index Victoria 1836 - 1888, 1883 (Reliability: 3).
Surname Rosevear, Given Names Angus Morrison, Event Birth, Fathers name William Henry, Mothers Name Margaret Morrison, Place of Birth Branxholme, Year 1883, Registration number 684
Normanby county is situated in the W. province. It is bounded on the N. by Dundas, from which it is seperated by the Wannon river; on the S. by the sea; on the E. by Hampden, from which it is seperated by the Glenelg river. It contains 20 parishes. The chief towns are ? Hamilton, Portland, Merino, Digby, Heywood, Branxholme; and the principal creeks which intersect it, Stokes or Emu creek, Fitzroy river, and Surrey river.
The population of Normanby is engaged chiefly in agricultural and pastoral pursuits; the central, W., and S.W. portion of the county is unsettled and unavailable except for sheep runs, and much of it consists of poor land covered with stringy-bark forest, heath, and extensive swamps, the principal of which are ? the South, Condon, Euglam, and Long swamps. Mt. Eccles (590 feet), mount Napier (1,440 feet), and Richmond hill, (727 feet), are the principal elevations, and all points of volcanic eruption.
This county has a population of:
Total: 6,205 over five years of age
Males: 3,293
Females: 2,912
- [S12] Department of Justice, Registry of Births Deaths and Marriages, Victoria, Pioneer Index Victoria 1836 - 1888, 1883 (Reliability: 3).
Surname Rosevear, Given Name Angus Morrison, Event Birth, Fathers Name William Henry, Mothers Name Margaret Morrison, Birth Place Branxholm, Year 1883, Registration Number 684.
Normanby county is situated in the W. province. It is bounded on the N. by Dundas, from which it is seperated by the Wannon river; on the S. by the sea; on the E. by Hampden, from which it is seperated by the Glenelg river. It contains 20 parishes. The chief towns are ? Hamilton, Portland, Merino, Digby, Heywood, Branxholme; and the principal creeks which intersect it, Stokes or Emu creek, Fitzroy river, and Surrey river.
The population of Normanby is engaged chiefly in agricultural and pastoral pursuits; the central, W., and S.W. portion of the county is unsettled and unavailable except for sheep runs, and much of it consists of poor land covered with stringy-bark forest, heath, and extensive swamps, the principal of which are ? the South, Condon, Euglam, and Long swamps. Mt. Eccles (590 feet), mount Napier (1,440 feet), and Richmond hill, (727 feet), are the principal elevations, and all points of volcanic eruption.
This county has a population of:
Total: 6,205 over five years of age
Males: 3,293
Females: 2,912
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