
Roderick McKenzie[1]

-
Name Roderick McKenzie Born 2 Feb 1910 Methven, Perthshire, Scotland Gender Male Died 6 Nov 1989 Yallourn, VIC, Australia Person ID I34 My Genealogy Last Modified 27 Dec 2019
Father Angus McKenzie, b. 7 Dec 1875, Cargill, Perthshire, Scotland , d. 4 Nov 1918, France
(Age 42 years)
Mother Margaret Gibbons, b. 14 Dec 1878, Perth, Perthshire, Scotland , d. 19 Jul 1950, Perth, Perthshire, Scotland
(Age 71 years)
Married 16 Jul 1903 Perth, Perthshire, Scotland Family ID F56 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Muriel Jean Smith, b. 1921, Maffra, VIC, Australia , d. 29 Dec 2000, Yallourn, VIC, Australia
(Age 79 years)
Married 28 Jun 1939 Maffra, VIC, Australia [2]
- Witness: Karsten Anders Richard Rautman
Witness: Dorothy Edith Rautman
Children 1. Margaret McKenzie 2. Donald McKenzie Last Modified 19 Feb 2015 Family ID F227 Group Sheet | Family Chart
- Witness: Karsten Anders Richard Rautman
-
Notes - The Big Brother Movement was a juvenile migration scheme that brought young men to Australia from Britain starting in 1925. However, when I contacted the Big Brother Movement I was advised that Roderick had arrived in Australia with a similar migration scheme called the Dreadnaught Boys. He arrived in Sydney on board the SS EURIPIDES, on 12th July 1929. He then went to a training farm in Scheyville, NSW that was used by both the Big Brother Movement and the Dreadnought Boys.
Records held by the National Library of Australia - Dreadnought Trust
Microfilm no. N120, covering the period 1909–39, includes: index to the names of the boys sponsored by the Trust – vol. 1; the register of boys – vol. 2; the register of the ships bringing the boys – vol. 3. The original manuscripts are in the Mitchell Library, Sydney.
Mitchell Library, Sydney - Records held relating to child migration include the Richard Arthur papers and Australian Joint Copying Project microfilm reels of Public Record Office, UK, records: DO 35 and DO 57. See also the Dreadnought Trust entry under the National Library of Australia, above.
http://guides.naa.gov.au/good-british-stock/index.aspx
- The Big Brother Movement was a juvenile migration scheme that brought young men to Australia from Britain starting in 1925. However, when I contacted the Big Brother Movement I was advised that Roderick had arrived in Australia with a similar migration scheme called the Dreadnaught Boys. He arrived in Sydney on board the SS EURIPIDES, on 12th July 1929. He then went to a training farm in Scheyville, NSW that was used by both the Big Brother Movement and the Dreadnought Boys.
-
Sources
This site powered by The Next Generation of Genealogy Sitebuilding v. 13.1.1, written by Darrin Lythgoe © 2001-2025.
Maintained by Megan.