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_a929.209941 _221 |
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_aCriddle, Roy Allen. _992276 |
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_aAlternatives at Swan River : _bthe journey of William and Elizabeth Criddle / _cRoy Criddle. |
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_iCover title: _aAlternatives at Swan River : _bthe jstory of William and Elizabeth Criddle. |
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_aSafety Bay, W.A. : _bRoy Criddle, _c2009. |
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_axi, 137 p. : _bill., maps, ports. ; _c21 cm. |
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| 500 | _a"Originally published in 2002 as 'William and Elizabeth Criddle : alternatives at Swan River'". | ||
| 520 | _aAU Author. The story of two servants arriving independently in the first fleet to Western Australia. They met and married in a country town, travelled north by foot with children to the mid west of WA. Their child, Mary is the first child listed in the book of births in the area where they eventually had 14 children while raising their status to that of landowner / yeoman farmer. A dynasty of 6000 has grown from these roots. | ||
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_aCriddle family. _992277 |
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_aCriddle, William, _d1804-1875. _992278 |
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_aWestern Australia _vGenealogy. _915389 |
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| 740 | 0 | _aWilliam and Elizabeth Criddle. | |
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_i31111041979129 _p$16.36 |
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