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Yass, NSW. A Touch of Serendipity.

Posted on April 3, 2013 by Explorers Tree

A Troop of Brennans in the NSW Police Force. Patrick James Brennan (1887-1935) A few years ago I was researching the family of Patrick James Brennan who was born at Tinonee, near Taree in 1887, where his father was a … Continue reading →

Posted in Botany/Eastern Suburbs, Brennan, Cemeteries, Family History, Family Stories, National Library of Australia, Trove, Yass NSW | Tagged Botany Cemetery, Bushrangers, Cooma, County Kilkenny, Gilbert, Goulburn Evening Penny Post, Ireland, John Brennan, Marshall, martin Brennan, Mounted police, NSW BDM, NSW Police Force, patrick Brennan, Queanbeyan, Sarah Tobin, Seery, Synam, Tinonee, Trove, Yass, Yass Cemetery | 10 Comments

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