The history of the Angell Family in Australia
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1st Generation
John

2nd Generation
John William
Henry
George
Charles
Mary Ann
Elizabeth

3rd Generation
William George
Esther Emily
John Thomas
Margaret A
Alexander
Ima M
Edith Mabel
Henry
Ernest B

4th Generation
Allan William
Colin Lewis
Victor E
Milton Keith
Jack
Roma

5th Generation
Brian
Judy
Rodney
Heather
Pam
Larry
Des

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Acknowledgements
I would like to publicly thank the following people and websites who have been instrumental in helping me piece together this website:


Joshua Phillips
First and foremost I would like to thank Josh for introducing me to computers in the first place as without his influence, my foray into computers and the internet would have never taken place and this site would not be here today. Josh is the youngest son of Alison Gavin who is also the mother of two of my own children, Simon and Sarah.

As a four year old Josh was introduced to computers for the first time and was able to turn the computer on and find a programme called "paint" and from there began drawing pictures. I was so intrigued that he could do it I then had a computer built for me that could access the internet. The computer was a Pentium 1 166ghz with 64MB of RAM and from there I signed up for a dial up account. At the time I could not see what all the fuss was about. However, Broadband was new to Australia and I discovered that the Telephone Exhange I was connected to in Canberra was ADSL active so I decided to sign up for an ADSL account. The speed difference was simply amazing at it was at this time in my life that I began what can only be described as a love affair with the internet.


Roy Guy
I met Roy through my association with what was then the best website in Australia, Easycash.com.au
Roy runs his own domain registration and hosting business, HostPac.net.au and it was through this association that the domain name angells-au.com was registered and hosting taken out through him. His help to me in putting together the original site was and still is very much appreciated.

The site today is hosted on USA servers which give's me greater scope at competitive pricing to allow it to continue.

In the early day's this webiste, Roy help both myself and Simon put the site together and for that I will remain ever thankful.


Simon Angell
As I did not know a lot about building websites in the beginning, it was with the help of my son Simon that we got angells-au.com onto the internet.
Simon was still at school at the time and it was there that he had learnt a little bit about putting together websites and in particular, using HTML
With Simon's help and what I envisaged in my own mind, we managed to put the first version of angells-au.com online and though it was very basic, what I learnt from him over the following years became paramount in what you see today.

Thankyou Simon as without your help this site would not be what it is today.


Beryl Angell
Beryl was an absolute Godsend and more than instrumental in helping me out with my research.
Once I had the website up and running, I then got into Googling the family name and it lead me to countless genealogy sites, most of which were related to the Angells in America and this did not help me at all.
I finally came upon Genealogy.com and after researching the family Surname was able to make contact with Beryl who resides in England.

Beryl had already spent years researching the family history and it was she that sent me the family tree information that makes up part of this website today.
Without her help and inspiration, I would still be at a loss as to tracing our family tree.


Merle Angell
Merle of course is our dear mother and although I felt she was reluctant to part with information in the beginning, she was able to confirm a number of things such as the name of the Ship that our first Australian ancestor arrived on and where the ship berthed.
This information alone was extremely helpful in beginning the History of the Angells in Australia.
I still feel that she can tell me a lot more yet especially relating to our father and his brothers and sisters.
I am hopeful that this will happen in time and that will enable me to update the information that is already available on this site to be added to.

Mum, I am truly grateful to you for the information that you have supplied to date and I do seriously look forward to gleaning more from you in this respect.


Ruth Sandow
Ruth Sandow runs a website known as Outback NSW or for short, Corner Country.
Ruth is another who has been instrumental in helping me out with tracing the family history, especially the history relating to Tibooburra.


Mary Wilson
Mary Wilson runs a website known as Mary's Homepage
It was through contact with Mary that I was able get photographs of some of our ancestors headstones and for that Mary, I am eternally grateful.


Pam and Bobby
I am not sure who exactly Pam and Bobby are but they are distantly related to us via my Great Grandfather, John William Angell.
Pam has sent me information relating to John William ANGELL and his wife, Christina Middleton and for that Pam, I thank you.


Julie Savage
Julie sent me a PDF copy of "Register Report for Thomas John JACKSON"
It was by using this report that I was able to find information on Edith Mabel ANGELL who married Percy Doyle JACKSON.
Thankyou for this information Julie it is appreciated.


Google.com
Google.com Is without a doubt the greatest search engine on the internet and is the first place to look to start a search for anything at all.
I do not have to say a lot about google as the website is synomous with searching for information but it is with thanks to google that I have been able to track a lot of links that have been very helpful to me in my research.


Genealogy.com
Genealogy.com was the most instrumental of all the websites that I searched looking for information that would help me trace my family roots.
The surname Angell is prevalent througout many genealogy webistes but I found most of them are run or associated with the Mormon Church in America where the Angells themselves were involved with the foundation of the Church.
In order to be able to research the Angells from England to Australia, the only site that I found that could do that for me was Genealogy.com

To Genealogy.com and all the members of that site who have helped me, I thank you sincerely.


Wikipedia.org
Wikipedia.org has become the latest source of information that I am using to help build this webiste.
By using Wikipedia I have been able to garnish a lot of information relating to towns in the West Darling region that are relevant to our history.

Wikipedia. like Google, is a source of information that when researching anything at all, should not be overlooked.




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