Driscoll's of yesterday - Maynard's of yesterday

 A Web Site of Driscoll and Maynard family lines connected during the mid 20th century through marriage in Melbourne, Australia!
With strong ancestral lineages of Jackson, Harrington, Sellick and Scown.
And the linking of Greek Ancestral history of the Theofanopoulos family line in the late 20th century!

This site has been relocated to www.brett.driscoll.name - please click here to redirect to the new homepage.

Contributors:

If not for the efforts of the following people, especially that they approached me with their wonderful information, this site would not be as strong in depth of ancestry or historical notations.

Michael Joliffe of Canada - as a result of locating this website, Michael provided details regarding the emigration of John Maynard to Melbourne, Victoria as a descendant of John's father-in-law (Joliffe).  John's ancestor arrived in Canada around the time John and Jane Joliffe arrived in Melbourne.

John Maysmith of Canada - after leaving a note on this website's contact page, John provided information detailing links in the Maynard lineage back to 1644.  His ancestor (Thomas Maynard) arrived in Canada about the same time as John Maynard arrived in Melbourne - Thomas and John were brothers.

Sandra Marshall of Melbourne - Sandra contacted the author directly through the local contact phone numbers from this site.  Sandra's in-laws in New Zealand are descendants of the John Driscoll's wife (Harrington) who arrived in Bendigo in the 1850's.
Sandra is a many times removed cousin who descends indirectly from the Harrington lineage - married to my Great, Great Grandfather.

This site is provided as a service to Genealogists and interested people the world over.
Any errors, omissions and contributions are gratefully accepted.  Please forward to the address or email on the Homepage.
(c) Brett Phillip Driscoll, 2004-2010.
All care has been taken in compiling this information, but no responsibility accepted for any information taken from this site that is not used in an appropriate way.