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24.01.2022 Came across this in our Bremer Echoes & thought I would share with all you intrepid Genealogists. From Bremer Echoes vol. 3 no 6 December 1985 written by Doreen Hayward. G is for Grandpas we all search for. E is for the Eagerness we employ... N is for the Notes we copiously copied and E is for the End we never reach. A is for the Aunt we hope can help us. L is for the Link we just can’t find. O is for the Origins that we are told of and G is for Grandma’s birthday book. Y is for the Yearning and the anguish that we each undergo from time to time. Add them all together and they mean Patience; the loving, looking, learning, and poignant kind. See more

24.01.2022 How did you celebrate Anzac Day this morning? My neighbour across from me & I stood in our front yards with the candles lit & the Australian flag. Listening to the radio for the service which I found very emotional. The 25 April 2020 will be remembered as the Anzac Day we found other ways to honour our service personal & those who came before.... LEST WE FORGET.....

23.01.2022 Another Meet & Greet afternoon date suggested is 28th March 2020 from 12 noon to 2 pm. Will confirm this date closer to the event. Look forward to meeting all who could not attend the last Meet & Greet we had in 2019 which was very well received.

20.01.2022 It has been recommended that volunteer organisations close until further notice because of CODIV-19. The Ipswich Genealogical Society will close to the public from noon Saturday 21st March '. The society may be contacted on our email - [email protected] or phone the President - 07 3282 3067. The Meet & Greet planned for 28th March has been cancelled.... Sorry for the inconvenience.

17.01.2022 I hope all our members are surviving being confined to home during this time of such uncertainty. I have been trying to tidy up my genealogy table which has been rather a mess with stuff just put onto it. Over time I have lost track of what I have there, so this is an opportunity to get it all sorted. Then I will have a go at what I have saved in folders on my computer. What are you all doing during this time??? Look forward to hearing from you all.

17.01.2022 These photos were taken at the memorial which is situated at the entrance to the Dinmore Railway station. There are various memorials: one honoring the recruitment march of the "Dungaree's" which had commenced in Warwick & moved through Toowoomba, Laidley, Rosewood and Ipswich heading to Brisbane to enlist in the army during WW1. The other memorial was to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of the Dinmore State School, and had originally stood at the entrance to the school before it was demolished.The photos are from my private collection and were taken at the opening of this memorial in November 2015.

14.01.2022 I will miss going to the dawn service this Anzac Day as I normally attend the Ebbw Vale Dawn Service. So this year we have to change how we honour our fallen heroes by standing in our drive ways. I hope there will be people all over Ipswich doing just this. Lest We Forget

11.01.2022 2020 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Tuesday 8th September 2020 at 9.30 am Brigg House Cooneana Heritage Centre 1041 Redbank Plains Road. New Chum The Monthly General and Committee Meeting will follow. ... All welcome. Nomination forms are available at Brigg House, Cooneana Heritage Centre, 1041 Redbank Plains Road, New Chum, Q. 4303 email: [email protected] Please return the forms to: The Secretary PO Box 323 Ipswich 4305 Before 20th August 2020 AGM AGENDA Minutes from the 2019 Annual General Meeting Business arising from the minutes President’s Report; Treasurer’s Report; Election of Officers: President; Vice President; Secretary; Treasurer; Appointment of Auditor; Appointments to other positions Please inform the Secretary of any other business you wish to include on the Agenda by Monday 24th August 2020 Irma Deas, President Ipswich Genealogical Society Inc 23rd August 2020

09.01.2022 Historic newspapers are packed with information that can help you track down your ancestors and uncover their stories. Stories that are rich and sometimes surpr...ising that show you who your ancestors really were. Of course, there are the many everyday events, such as births, marriages and deaths ... but sometimes its not as easy to find them as we imagine. Often when you search the old newspapers they just don't show up in your results. If you're having trouble tracking down your elusive ancestors, it may be that you need a hand in learning the best way to search. These 5 brief guides dive into specifics on how to search online newspapers effectively.

09.01.2022 VIVA CRIBB BURSARY

08.01.2022 Ryerson Index such a great site & many thanks to all the volunteers who keep adding to the list......

08.01.2022 Came across this in our Bremer Echoes & thought I would share with all you intrepid Genealogists. From Bremer Echoes vol. 3 no 6 December 1985 written by Doreen Hayward. G is for Grandpas we all search for. E is for the Eagerness we employ... N is for the Notes we copiously copied and E is for the End we never reach. A is for the Aunt we hope can help us. L is for the Link we just can’t find. O is for the Origins that we are told of and G is for Grandma’s birthday book. Y is for the Yearning and the anguish that we each undergo from time to time. Add them all together and they mean Patience; the loving, looking, learning, and poignant kind. See more

07.01.2022 Ipswich Genealogical Society will re-open on Monday 6th July 2020 at 9.30 AM IPSWICH GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY INC COVID-19 HEALTH & SAFETY PLAN... Executive Committee: Irma Deas, Claire Juler, Kathy Boggan, Eric Clarke Date Plan completed: 22.06.2020 Date distributed: 25.06.2020 Work Health and Safety Plan for COVID-19 PREPARATION FOR OPENING: Surfaces sanitised and cleaning on-going: - Doors and door handles, light switches; - Filing cabinets, computer keyboards, printers, Microfiche & Film Readers, pens, chairs, tables, after each use. Kitchen area table, chairs, fridge handle, cupboards, sink twice daily Entry will be denied if you or any visitors answer yes to the following questions: Do you have a fever; a dry cough; shortness of breath; a sore throat? Have you been overseas, or in contact with anyone who has been overseas in the last month? Signage: Introductory sign at entry and in Main Room Members, & visitors (please add address) and volunteers must sign in on entry. Sanitiser and bin for used wipes beside sign in book and in Volunteers’ Rest area - bins in each room. Chairs distance 1.5 mtrs, other chairs in back room not for use. Number of Persons in Brigg House at one time: 9 Number persons each room Reception Area 2 x Filing Cabinet Room - 2 x Library - 3 x Computer Room - 4 x Volunteers’ Rest - 3 x Irma Deas, President 22.06.2020

07.01.2022 This is volunteer week 2020 & I would like to thank all the volunteers who help to make Ipswich Genealogical Society a wonderful family history group. Their hard work shows in all the work they undertake from their volunteer days helping our many members & visitors to Brigg House as well as our researchers who answer all the queries that come into the society. So please remember how much your time is very much appreciated by all members & visitors to the Ipswich Genealogical Society.

03.01.2022 Ipswich Genealogical Society will re-open on Monday 6th July 2020 at 9.30 AM IPSWICH GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY INC COVID-19 HEALTH & SAFETY PLAN... Executive Committee: Irma Deas, Claire Juler, Kathy Boggan, Eric Clarke Date Plan completed: 22.06.2020 Date distributed: 25.06.2020 Work Health and Safety Plan for COVID-19 PREPARATION FOR OPENING: Surfaces sanitised and cleaning on-going: - Doors and door handles, light switches; - Filing cabinets, computer keyboards, printers, Microfiche & Film Readers, pens, chairs, tables, after each use. Kitchen area table, chairs, fridge handle, cupboards, sink twice daily Entry will be denied if you or any visitors answer yes to the following questions: Do you have a fever; a dry cough; shortness of breath; a sore throat? Have you been overseas, or in contact with anyone who has been overseas in the last month? Signage: Introductory sign at entry and in Main Room Members, & visitors (please add address) and volunteers must sign in on entry. Sanitiser and bin for used wipes beside sign in book and in Volunteers’ Rest area - bins in each room. Chairs distance 1.5 mtrs, other chairs in back room not for use. Number of Persons in Brigg House at one time: 9 Number persons each room Reception Area 2 x Filing Cabinet Room - 2 x Library - 3 x Computer Room - 4 x Volunteers’ Rest - 3 x Irma Deas, President 22.06.2020

01.01.2022 2020 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Tuesday 8th September 2020 at 9.30 am Brigg House Cooneana Heritage Centre 1041 Redbank Plains Road. New Chum The Monthly General and Committee Meeting will follow. ... All welcome. Nomination forms are available at Brigg House, Cooneana Heritage Centre, 1041 Redbank Plains Road, New Chum, Q. 4303 email: [email protected] Please return the forms to: The Secretary PO Box 323 Ipswich 4305 Before 20th August 2020 AGM AGENDA Minutes from the 2019 Annual General Meeting Business arising from the minutes President’s Report; Treasurer’s Report; Election of Officers: President; Vice President; Secretary; Treasurer; Appointment of Auditor; Appointments to other positions Please inform the Secretary of any other business you wish to include on the Agenda by Monday 24th August 2020 Irma Deas, President Ipswich Genealogical Society Inc 23rd August 2020

01.01.2022 Found this on another site may be helpful for researching your family history

01.01.2022 Another Meet & Greet afternoon date suggested is 28th March 2020 from 12 noon to 2 pm. Will confirm this date closer to the event. Look forward to meeting all who could not attend the last Meet & Greet we had in 2019 which was very well received.