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Lost and found in Australia

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  • Walter Loveland (aft.1883 - 1927)
  • Theodoros Tramountanas (c.1820 - d.)
    George Tramountanas was born in Athens, Greece in 1822. He was from a family of shipbuilders/seamen who lived on the Isle of Limnos, but also had family connections to Thessaloniki. It is believed that...
  • Louis Armand Chavanne (1812 - bef.1854)
    CHAVANNE Louis Armand arrived in SA 1849-12-26 aboard Asiatic from London via Plymouth 1810of Louis Armand Chavanne of Adelaide , South Australia Reference: PROB 11/2201/411 Description: Will of Louis ...
  • Veli Johannes Naumanen (1936 - aft.1988)
    Lost and latest location unknown Any information available, please contact to the profile manager by email lartsa.matikkomaki@gmail.com 1988 July Power of attorney for Viljo Lehkonen, 1st July 198...
  • https://collections.slsa.sa.gov.au/resource/B+21275 State Library of South Australia
    John Ai Egge (1829 - 1901)
    John Ai Egge was born a Chinese National who arrived in South Australia in 1852 on the "Queen of Sheba" and was a river boat captain, who, to impress Mary Perring he swam to her across the river with h...

Lost and found in Australia

This project is designed to re-unite families to lost individuals on the tree.
How many of us had that "Uncle" or "Best Mate of Dads" that did not seem to have any family? How many times in your research do you find someone, who, is a mystery, you want to add him to the tree, but, have no idea where he/she belongs.

This is a way to honour that person, and, a place where others can search to find their lost relative. If you have known them, a chance to share those times with those who did not have the chance.

How to add an individual.

  1. To add an individual, you can simply add another child to your father, and, then, delete the relationship. This will cause that individual to be isolated from your family, and, then you can fill in their details on the profile.
  2. Once you have all the details filled in, add the individual to this project. See here how to add a profile to a project.

At times we will leave a "spare" individual profile in the project that may be edited by you to add a new person. They will be called "Lost In Australia1" and so on.

The persons added to the project MUST be deceased, and the profile MUST be set to public.

What to do when you find someone here.

  1. If you find someone here who belongs to your tree, then contact the profile manager, who, hopefully will know this person, and can assist verification.
  2. Once you are sure that person belongs to your family, merge them to your tree, and contact us to remove them from the project.

The past is the past, and a time for healing is now. Thank you in advance for your contributions to this worthy project.

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