Buryats in Australia

[Leonie Oliver]

Hi all

I was recently in Ulan Ude, Russia and was told a story of some Buryats who
arrived in Australia probably around 1920-may have been a little later.
They left Russia during the civil war that occurred just after the
abdication of the tsar, were robbed, and a sea captain took them to
Australia, where they worked (?as slaves?) for a sheep grower, probably in
Victoria.

I have been able to verify bits of the story, but the woman who told me
about it would love to communicate with any of the descendants. She is
also Buryat.

She speaks excellent English-her grandfather told her the story.
Has anyone heard of this story or the existence of a Buryat colony in
Victoria?

A long shot I know, but if anyone can help, it would be wonderful.

Regards

Leonie Oliver
Ballina NSW

[MargM]

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Hi all

I was recently in Ulan Ude, Russia and was told a story of some Buryats who
arrived in Australia probably around 1920-may have been a little later.
They left Russia during the civil war that occurred just after the
abdication of the tsar, were robbed, and a sea captain took them to
Australia, where they worked (?as slaves?) for a sheep grower, probably in
Victoria.

I have been able to verify bits of the story, but the woman who told me
about it would love to communicate with any of the descendants. She is
also Buryat.


Hi Leonie

Are no BURYATs in the online Whitepages and none in NAA record search ?


Bye

MargM NSW


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[Judy]

Marg
Buryats are an indigenous group of people from Siberia, not a surname.
Cheers
Judy

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Subject: Buryats in Australia
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Hi all

I was recently in Ulan Ude, Russia and was told a story of some Buryats who
arrived in Australia probably around 1920-may have been a little later.
They left Russia during the civil war that occurred just after the
abdication of the tsar, were robbed, and a sea captain took them to
Australia, where they worked (?as slaves?) for a sheep grower, probably in
Victoria.

I have been able to verify bits of the story, but the woman who told me
about it would love to communicate with any of the descendants. She is
also Buryat.


Hi Leonie

Are no BURYATs in the online Whitepages and none in NAA record search ?


Bye

MargM NSW


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[MargM]

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Marg
Buryats are an indigenous group of people from Siberia, not a surname.

Hi Judy


There you go can always learn something :-) Found one very brief ref in a SA
newspaper in Trove 1921 to a Tashi Lama


Bye

MargM NSW


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[Kate]

Hi Leonie

Try this site. It might point you in the right direction.
http://www.sbs.com.au/food/article/2015/02/24/celebrate-cossack-krug

Regards

Kate
Sydney, Australia

"Leonie Oliver" wrote in message news:***@rootsweb.com...

Hi all

I was recently in Ulan Ude, Russia and was told a story of some Buryats who
arrived in Australia probably around 1920-may have been a little later.
They left Russia during the civil war that occurred just after the
abdication of the tsar, were robbed, and a sea captain took them to
Australia, where they worked (?as slaves?) for a sheep grower, probably in
Victoria.

I have been able to verify bits of the story, but the woman who told me
about it would love to communicate with any of the descendants. She is
also Buryat.

She speaks excellent English-her grandfather told her the story.
Has anyone heard of this story or the existence of a Buryat colony in
Victoria?

A long shot I know, but if anyone can help, it would be wonderful.

Regards

Leonie Oliver
Ballina NSW

[Leonie Oliver]

Thanks to all who took the time to answer to my query re Buryats in
Australia.
I have something to follow up now.

Leonie

Post by MargM
Hi Leonie
Try this site. It might point you in the right direction.
http://www.sbs.com.au/food/article/2015/02/24/celebrate-cossack-krug
Regards
Kate
Sydney, Australia
"Leonie Oliver" wrote in message news:mailman.1579.1507021410.1
Hi all
I was recently in Ulan Ude, Russia and was told a story of some Buryats who
arrived in Australia probably around 1920-may have been a little later.
They left Russia during the civil war that occurred just after the
abdication of the tsar, were robbed, and a sea captain took them to
Australia, where they worked (?as slaves?) for a sheep grower, probably in
Victoria.
I have been able to verify bits of the story, but the woman who told me
about it would love to communicate with any of the descendants. She is
also Buryat.
She speaks excellent English-her grandfather told her the story.
Has anyone heard of this story or the existence of a Buryat colony in
Victoria?
A long shot I know, but if anyone can help, it would be wonderful.
Regards
Leonie Oliver
Ballina NSW
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