Additional information with correct name.
https://graves.brisbane.qld.gov.au/
Regards
Kate
Sydney, Australia
"Kate" wrote in message news:q5hrak$1soh$***@gioia.aioe.org...
Could Olwen have lived at Holland Park prior to living at Peninsula Palms,
Rothwell?
Sometimes families place a loved one in a home close to them for visiting
purposes.
Could this be your lady (the dates all match)?
Sorry. I really tried to shorten this URL but was unsuccessful.
http://tributes.couriermail.com.au/notice/search?search.name=law&search.query=ileen&search.newspaper=BCM&search.classification=&search.dateRangeType=360&search.publicationDate=&random=1551591007577
Have we been led astray by incorrect name in Newspaper that can only be
shown as same in Ryerson Index, should Ileen, read Olwen?
Regards
Kate
Sydney, Australia
"Percival P. Cassidy" wrote in message news:***@mid.individual.net...
Last of all at "Peninsula Palms," Rothwell, QLD.
Perce
Post by KateJust a thought.
Was this lady approx. 90 years of age and late of Holland Park.
Regards
Kate
Sydney, Australia
Surname: LAW
Given Name: OLWEN
The death was in Qld, and (I think) in 2015.
I've tried it without giving an earliest date, and with just the initial
"O."
I'm certain that I had found the reference in the Ryerson Index previously.
Perce
I agree about a transcription error Doug. I think the site gives a
reference to any notification in print.
Perhaps the OP could try tweaking his entry instead of being too precise
with details.
-Regards
Kate
Sydney, Australia
I don't do obituaries, Kate, so there won't be any from my paper, but
the OP is quoting a reference that apparently worked before. The most
likely problem is a transcription error. Are obituaries treated
differently?
Doug.
Post by KateHi Perce
Without details it's hard to tell in which way it's not working for you.
I just put in a generic name with dates between 2000-2019 and got lots of
records.
-Regards
Kate
Sydney, Australia
Anyone else having problems with the Ryerson Index? I wanted to check
again an obituary reference I had found within the last few years, but
it did not show up at all.
I'll leave it as a general question for now, without giving the precise
name.