BOOK	NAME OF BOOK	AUTHOR	COST
	They Are Remembered - Stories of our WW1 Soldiers buried in the Deniliquin Cemeteries. Remembering the courage, determination and sacrifices made by our first Anzacs over a century ago. Bev Clancy provides a potted biographical and service history of all those from Deniliquin and other areas that found a final resting place in the Deniliquin Cemetery. Excerpts taken from the Forward - by Lieutenant Colonel Neil C Smith AM (Ret'd)	B Clancy	$30 Plus postage
	Deniliquin & District PIONEERS Pre 1900 Volume 1. - Paying tribute to some of our Early Pioneers These pioneers developed a resilience for which our community has become famous and the stories of a small cross-section are included in this book,compiled by the Deniliquin Genealogy Society There are stories about doctors, hoteliers and our most famous publisher Dr. david Griffith Jones, who in 1859 established the Pastoral Times which is now the town's longest continuously operating business Excerpts taken from the Forward - by Garry Baker,	Deniliquin Genealogy Society Inc.	$30 Plus postage

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An Interesting family history book about Ian’s parents, tracing these pioneering families as they selected properties in the subdivision of the noted Warbreccan Station during the mid to late 1920’s.
These families and many others came to this district in the hope of cheaper land, larger acreages and better opportunities for their sons and daughters. Experience the good seasons and community involvement they enjoyed - but also feel the pain of prolonged droughts, depressed prices, the depression and the start of the 2nd World War.

Many of the original selectors literally walked off the land penniless. Read how the Doncon and Lea families experienced all of this and how these two families survived this era.
Ian Lea $40 Plus postage

The TURNBULL and HYDE Families of DENILIQUIN
In writing this book, which is about my wife’s families, I discovered a woman who was born in the top half of Scotland in 1812 yet spent the last 19 years of her life in a dusty, dry and hot Deniliquin; and a bank accountant (Robert Turnbull) who was born in Ireland, yet arrived in Deniliquin in 1877, a year after the Deniliquin to Moama railway started.

Equally fascinating are the stories about the Hyde family, including one about Edmund Hyde who had slept in and missed the sailing of his ship along with his luggage and all his possessions, only to discover later that that ship was wrecked off the coast of Victoria with no survivors. These are just a few of the stories that make for interesting reading in this book, about people with pioneering spirit that helped create this great country we live in.
Ian Lea $46 Plus postage

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Australia

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	An Interesting family history book about Ian’s parents, tracing these pioneering families as they selected properties in the subdivision of the noted Warbreccan Station during the mid to late 1920’s. These families and many others came to this district in the hope of cheaper land, larger acreages and better opportunities for their sons and daughters. Experience the good seasons and community involvement they enjoyed - but also feel the pain of prolonged droughts, depressed prices, the depression and the start of the 2nd World War. Many of the original selectors literally walked off the land penniless. Read how the Doncon and Lea families experienced all of this and how these two families survived this era.	Ian Lea	$40 Plus postage
	The TURNBULL and HYDE Families of DENILIQUIN In writing this book, which is about my wife’s families, I discovered a woman who was born in the top half of Scotland in 1812 yet spent the last 19 years of her life in a dusty, dry and hot Deniliquin; and a bank accountant (Robert Turnbull) who was born in Ireland, yet arrived in Deniliquin in 1877, a year after the Deniliquin to Moama railway started. Equally fascinating are the stories about the Hyde family, including one about Edmund Hyde who had slept in and missed the sailing of his ship along with his luggage and all his possessions, only to discover later that that ship was wrecked off the coast of Victoria with no survivors. These are just a few of the stories that make for interesting reading in this book, about people with pioneering spirit that helped create this great country we live in.	Ian Lea	$46 Plus postage