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#71
Feedback/Suggestions / Re: Schiemer family
Last post by Max Turner - 20 September, 2024, 09:12:09 AMThanks Greg, just noting Noel Schiemer's birthplace is listed as Caulfield, Victoria instead of Coolah
#72
Feedback/Suggestions / Re: Tom & Jim Wedesweiler
Last post by GregRLP - 19 September, 2024, 11:39:30 PMGreat thanks Max this is very good, all updated.
#73
Feedback/Suggestions / Re: Schiemer family
Last post by GregRLP - 19 September, 2024, 11:33:13 PMI agree probably Val in 1931 I have added him also Coolah & Cassilis now in the database and all the family links created.
#74
Feedback/Suggestions / Re: Levy family details
Last post by GregRLP - 19 September, 2024, 11:12:29 PMThanks Max I have updated the family connections and added the note to Mark Levy.
#75
Feedback/Suggestions / Tom & Jim Wedesweiler
Last post by Max Turner - 19 September, 2024, 08:58:00 PM- Tom Wedesweiler: born 29 May 1921 in St Marys NSW, died 12 March 2003. Full name Conrad Joseph Thomas Wedesweiler.
- The North Queensland hooker who played against France in 1951 was Jim Wedesweiler.
- Jim Wedesweiler: Died 5 November 1970. Full name James Christopher Wedesweiler. Brother-in-law of Ned Andrews.
- Tom and Jim Wedesweiler were second cousins.
- The North Queensland hooker who played against France in 1951 was Jim Wedesweiler.
- Jim Wedesweiler: Died 5 November 1970. Full name James Christopher Wedesweiler. Brother-in-law of Ned Andrews.
- Tom and Jim Wedesweiler were second cousins.
#76
Feedback/Suggestions / Schiemer family
Last post by Max Turner - 19 September, 2024, 07:32:21 PM(I'm hoping Coolah and Cassilis have been added to the database as locations!)
- Chris Schiemer's birthplace of Coolah NSW can hopefully be updated and removed from the Additional Notes field
- Noel Schiemer: born 5 October 1905 in Coolah NSW, died 14 November 1968. Full name Noel Alfred Schiemer.
As for V Schiemer, the 1929 Country Carnival lock forward was definitely Vernie Schiemer:
- Vernie Schiemer: born 10 December 1900 in Cassilis NSW, died 1 October 1987. Full name Vernon Lindsay Schiemer.
I couldn't find any articles clarifying the V Schiemer who played centre for Country teams in 1931, but I suspect it was Val Schiemer. From what I can see, Val mostly played centre but sometimes in the forwards, whereas Vernie was in the forwards often as a lock or hooker.
- Val Schiemer: born 19 June 1911 in Coolah NSW, died 17 October 1994. Full name Valentine Phillip Schiemer.
- Chris, Noel, Vernie, and Val Schiemer were brothers.
- They were all first cousins, once removed of Dave Schiemer.
- Chris Schiemer's birthplace of Coolah NSW can hopefully be updated and removed from the Additional Notes field
- Noel Schiemer: born 5 October 1905 in Coolah NSW, died 14 November 1968. Full name Noel Alfred Schiemer.
As for V Schiemer, the 1929 Country Carnival lock forward was definitely Vernie Schiemer:
- Vernie Schiemer: born 10 December 1900 in Cassilis NSW, died 1 October 1987. Full name Vernon Lindsay Schiemer.
I couldn't find any articles clarifying the V Schiemer who played centre for Country teams in 1931, but I suspect it was Val Schiemer. From what I can see, Val mostly played centre but sometimes in the forwards, whereas Vernie was in the forwards often as a lock or hooker.
- Val Schiemer: born 19 June 1911 in Coolah NSW, died 17 October 1994. Full name Valentine Phillip Schiemer.
- Chris, Noel, Vernie, and Val Schiemer were brothers.
- They were all first cousins, once removed of Dave Schiemer.
#77
Feedback/Suggestions / Levy family details
Last post by Max Turner - 19 September, 2024, 07:07:23 PM- Chris Levy is the son of Mark Levy, and nephew of Wayne Levy
- Could you please also add a note to Mark Levy like "Not to be confused with the 2GB broadcaster and rugby league journalist named Mark Levy"? Cheers!
This seems to be a common confusion but I can't find any articles online clarifying that they're different people, so would be good to have this on record
- Could you please also add a note to Mark Levy like "Not to be confused with the 2GB broadcaster and rugby league journalist named Mark Levy"? Cheers!
This seems to be a common confusion but I can't find any articles online clarifying that they're different people, so would be good to have this on record
#78
Feedback/Suggestions / Re: Burge brothers details
Last post by GregRLP - 19 September, 2024, 04:20:24 PMAll updated.
#79
Feedback/Suggestions / Burge brothers details
Last post by Max Turner - 19 September, 2024, 09:54:29 AM- Alby Burge's DOB should be 4 June 1888 (instead of 1889).
- Peter Burge's DOB should be 15 February 1884 (instead of the 14th).
- Frank Burge was born in Redfern NSW.
- Peter Burge's DOB should be 15 February 1884 (instead of the 14th).
- Frank Burge was born in Redfern NSW.
#80
Feedback/Suggestions / Re: 1934-35 North Sydney playe...
Last post by GregRLP - 18 September, 2024, 11:14:35 PMI've updated all these.
I'd be pretty sure from reading the news articles and his age that the 1931 Norths players is a different J Groves and the North Sydney web site does give them 2 different player numbers, I have split them now as 2 different players.
I'd be pretty sure from reading the news articles and his age that the 1931 Norths players is a different J Groves and the North Sydney web site does give them 2 different player numbers, I have split them now as 2 different players.