Family HistoryGeorge William HoschkeJohn William HoschkeNorman Frank HoschkeColin James Black HoschkeAugust Frank HoschkeWalter Frank HoschkeLionel Edgar HoschkeSelina Mary HoschkeHenry Carl HoschkeAnzac Kitchener HoschkeFrederick Amandus HoschkeElsie Bain HoschkeTerrible TragedyArthur Charles HoschkeArthur Hoschke and the runaway sulkyWilliam Frederick HoschkeDorothy Nellie HoschkeFrances Mary Joyce HoschkeJessie Caroline HoschkeJames Clarence DavisAllen Frank DavisHerbert Bruce DavisAda Mary DavisNellie Edith DavisArthur George DavisEdward Norman DavisJessie Norma DavisAnnie Jane HoschkeAlbert John HoschkeEdward Thomas HoschkeTed Hoschke (1881 – 1971) in World War 1Harold Robert HoschkeEdith May HoschkeIrene Margaret HoschkeNellie Enid HoschkeArnold Arthur Charles HoschkeLeslie Harold HoschkeAmandus Ludwig HoschkeNancey Evelyn HoschkeErnest Carl HoschkePhyllis May HoschkeCleive Ernest HoschkeGeorge Edward HoschkeMary Gertrude Isabell HoschkeEdith Elizabeth Mary TaitRobert William TaitMay Ethel TaitEdward Arthur TaitJean Isabel TaitHulda Minnie HoschkeMarriage of Minnie Hoschke to Robert Ide (1913)Ralph Robert IdeHerbert Bruce IdeRoss Arthur John IdeArthur Henry Charles HoschkeLocal Area HistoryInfrastructure (Industry)Houses and Fences Made of Timber by the First SettlersScenes on the OraraCommunityHaving a German Surname in World War 1Upper Orara Public School (formerly named Dunvegan)The Party Rages on at OraraLest We ForgetSurfs Up!Every Child in District Present at Xmas TreeUpper Orara News – November 1900Making a Living at OraraSuccess at Last – Dairy Farming – Part 1Success at Last – Dairy Farming – Part 2Timber in the Orara ValleyOrara ValleyUpper Orara SettlementHistory of Orara Settlement 1History of Orara Settlement – Progress AssociationsHistory of Floods in Orara ValleyThe Turkey that Laid the Golden Egg (well almost)Our HistoryAssociated FamiliesHoschke Family in GermanyThe Drew FamilyThe Maston FamilyThe Aitchison FamilyThe Richards FamilyThe Manson FamilyThe Davis FamilyAmandus & Mary StoriesMary’s Story: A Life Carved from the LandAmandus Hoschke, the trip to Germany and the “Illuminated Address”Early Days Of The Hoschke Family In AustraliaAmandus the man and as a farmerThe Mystery of Amandus’ journey to AustraliaReunions2013 Reunion2013 Reunion Wrap-UpPublication – Table of ContentsAbout UsEarlier ReunionsResearchCoffs CollectionsTimeline of the Hoschke Family and Orara Valley1900 – 19091910 – 19191920 – 19291930 – 19391940 – 19491950 – 1959Using TROVEShare this:ShareTweet Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Like Loading...
