My Stories Listing
My Stories is a Tasmanian Family History Society initiative to provide a web space for both our members and for non-members to publish short stories about their ancestors.
This page lists all Ancestor Stories. It displays the index entry, title and then the author. Click on the index number to view the story. Alternatively you can use the search function from the menu to search by family names.
19 Ahern, Robert History of the Elephant and Castle Hotel Hobart 1832 -1837 by Robert Ahern
4 Anderson, Helen My Philosophy by Helen Anderson
18 Barton, David George Paul Tasmanian convict by David Barton
1 Beamont, Allan My Ancestor - Allan Beaumont by Faye Gardam
13 Blunt, Donald What my mother told me by Donald Blunt
3 Blyth, Louisa Louisa Frederica Wilhamena Blyth (nee Kaufmann) by Kerrie Blyth
9 Bowerman, James and Elizabeth James William David Bowerman (1821 - 1898) and Elizabeth Sarah Dyer (alias Davis) (1822 -1872) by Kerry Bowerman OAM
6 Briggs, Isaac Isaac Briggs My Convict 3G Grandfather by Andrew Cocker
12 Burton, Hannah Hannah Burton - A Notorious Convict in Van Diemens Land by Christina Callinan
21 Dix, Beryl Gran's Story - Beryl Dix by Camille Barton
2 Dolling, Ann Ann Dolling (nee Bennier) by Marilyn Oakley
7 Fisher, Edward Edward Fisher - A Life Made Good by Stephen Mulcahy
5 Gibson, Walter Walter Ernest (Ernie) Gibson by Dale Smith
8 Law, Joseph Joseph Law (1816 - 1902) by Maureen O'Toole
15 Maloney, Owen From sheep stealing to sheep farming - the convict journey of Owen Maloney by Lyn Blaikie
10 McQuinnn, Florence Recollections of my Great-grandmother Florence McQuinn by Barbara Wilson
16 Morgan, Richard Richard MORGAN (convict) and Family by Leanne Burr
14 Mulcahy, Stephen The Life and Heroic (but Tragic) Death of Cpl. Charles Cecil Cearns by Stephen Mulcahy
11 Tomkinson, Charles and Ethel Charles Edward Tomkinson and Ethel Clare Tomkinson (nee Jackson) by Kerry Bowerman
17 William Wall William Wall - a convict legacy by Christine Leonard
These stories are published by the Society as a service to members and to the wider community. They do not represent the research or views of the Society itself. Readers may send a message to the author and are encouraged to contact the Secretary if they have any concerns about the content. You can also send a message to the web manager about technical issues or difficulties.