For the relatives of Jodi and Kelly Robertson.
So that those that have gone before us shall not be forgotten.
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They were guests of honour at a Garden Party at Buckingham Palace and of course met the Queen who my mother described as “short but very nice”. The thought of Dad in Morning suit replete with top hat and Mum curtsying just doesn’t fit. He obviously made a good impression as towards the end of his term he was accorded the honor of Freeman of the City of London. This was a very ancient title, which carried with it, among other obscure rights, the honor of being hanged by the neck with a silken rope, should he later fall that far from favor read more...
A Smuggler in the Family?
The Revd. William Richards, an Englishman, was born in 1831 at a little village of Gingeham, near Barnstaple, on the North Coast of Devonshire. He spent some years as a youth and young man in a nearby fishing village of Lee, about three miles from Ilfracombe. The name Richards is well remembered there because of one, Hannibal Richards, a notorious wrecker and smuggler read more...
Condolences from the Premier
A letter written by Premier of WA Geoff Gallop (a descendant of Charles Spencer) to Jenni giving condolences for the passing of her father Jim Richards.

Shot at by his son inlaw
Soon after the Prisoner left the house and went to Mr. Habgood's, who was in bed, and earnestly entreated the loan of a pistol for the purpose of going in pursuit of Booker, who had that day escaped from prison. Habgood gave him one, telling him at the same time that it was loaded read more...
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