Looking for uncle Peter
Jul 24th 2013 | 10:45 pm
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Looking for uncle Peter
Hi,
Does anyone know of Peter Howarth who emigrated to Hobart, Tasmania after the second world war? He was the younger brother of my father, John, so would have been born around 1920. He had at least two other siblings - Betty and Dot. They were born and brought up in Hoylake and Birkenhead in the Wirral, UK. I'm trying to piece together my family history as a record for my children. Any clues as to where i might look would also be appreciated.
Thanks,
Ann
Does anyone know of Peter Howarth who emigrated to Hobart, Tasmania after the second world war? He was the younger brother of my father, John, so would have been born around 1920. He had at least two other siblings - Betty and Dot. They were born and brought up in Hoylake and Birkenhead in the Wirral, UK. I'm trying to piece together my family history as a record for my children. Any clues as to where i might look would also be appreciated.
Thanks,
Ann
Jul 24th 2013 | 11:55 pm
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Re: Looking for uncle Peter
Hi,
Does anyone know of Peter Howarth who emigrated to Hobart, Tasmania after the second world war? He was the younger brother of my father, John, so would have been born around 1920. He had at least two other siblings - Betty and Dot. They were born and brought up in Hoylake and Birkenhead in the Wirral, UK. I'm trying to piece together my family history as a record for my children. Any clues as to where i might look would also be appreciated.
Thanks,
Ann
Does anyone know of Peter Howarth who emigrated to Hobart, Tasmania after the second world war? He was the younger brother of my father, John, so would have been born around 1920. He had at least two other siblings - Betty and Dot. They were born and brought up in Hoylake and Birkenhead in the Wirral, UK. I'm trying to piece together my family history as a record for my children. Any clues as to where i might look would also be appreciated.
Thanks,
Ann
its along shot but try ringing
http://www.whitepages.com.au/residen...ab=residential
Jul 25th 2013 | 12:44 am
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From: Dixie, ex UK
Re: Looking for uncle Peter
Why not contact the Tasmania Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages directly?
http://www.justice.tas.gov.au/bdm ... the web site has an e-mail address, so you can do it today!
http://www.justice.tas.gov.au/bdm ... the web site has an e-mail address, so you can do it today!
Jul 25th 2013 | 2:18 pm
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Re: Looking for uncle Peter
Some links that may help.
http://www.justice.tas.gov.au/bdm
http://www.hobart.tasfhs.org
http://search.ancestry.com.au/cgi-bi...3-n_xcl=f&cp=2
NAME: Peter Kenneth Howarth
RESIDENCE: 1954 - city, Denison, Tasmania
Australia, Electoral Rolls, 1903-1980
CENSUS & VOTER LISTS
http://www.justice.tas.gov.au/bdm
http://www.hobart.tasfhs.org
http://search.ancestry.com.au/cgi-bi...3-n_xcl=f&cp=2
NAME: Peter Kenneth Howarth
RESIDENCE: 1954 - city, Denison, Tasmania
Australia, Electoral Rolls, 1903-1980
CENSUS & VOTER LISTS
Jul 26th 2013 | 12:30 pm
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From: Iluka WA
Re: Looking for uncle Peter
Hi Ann, I was asked by my Dad a few years ago to see if I could trace an old friend of his that lived in Perth and he'd lost touch with over the years. I found a few possibilities in the white pages, gave them a ring and found him!! When my Dad came to visit us he caught up with his mate....recognized him straight away after over 50 years ;-))
Anyway, may be worth a look ;-))
Anyway, may be worth a look ;-))
Jul 26th 2013 | 11:17 pm
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Re: Looking for uncle Peter
If you want to spend some money you can subscribe to Ancestry.com.au
Jul 26th 2013 | 11:25 pm
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Re: Looking for uncle Peter
Hi,
Does anyone know of Peter Howarth who emigrated to Hobart, Tasmania after the second world war? He was the younger brother of my father, John, so would have been born around 1920. He had at least two other siblings - Betty and Dot. They were born and brought up in Hoylake and Birkenhead in the Wirral, UK. I'm trying to piece together my family history as a record for my children. Any clues as to where i might look would also be appreciated.
Thanks,
Ann
Does anyone know of Peter Howarth who emigrated to Hobart, Tasmania after the second world war? He was the younger brother of my father, John, so would have been born around 1920. He had at least two other siblings - Betty and Dot. They were born and brought up in Hoylake and Birkenhead in the Wirral, UK. I'm trying to piece together my family history as a record for my children. Any clues as to where i might look would also be appreciated.
Thanks,
Ann
Jul 27th 2013 | 8:13 pm
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From: in the Sydney asylum
Re: Looking for uncle Peter
let us know if you do find him it's alwaysd nice to hear the end result 
Jul 28th 2013 | 3:00 pm
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Re: Looking for uncle Peter
Hi,
Does anyone know of Peter Howarth who emigrated to Hobart, Tasmania after the second world war? He was the younger brother of my father, John, so would have been born around 1920. He had at least two other siblings - Betty and Dot. They were born and brought up in Hoylake and Birkenhead in the Wirral, UK. I'm trying to piece together my family history as a record for my children. Any clues as to where i might look would also be appreciated.
Thanks,
Ann
Does anyone know of Peter Howarth who emigrated to Hobart, Tasmania after the second world war? He was the younger brother of my father, John, so would have been born around 1920. He had at least two other siblings - Betty and Dot. They were born and brought up in Hoylake and Birkenhead in the Wirral, UK. I'm trying to piece together my family history as a record for my children. Any clues as to where i might look would also be appreciated.
Thanks,
Ann
