Christine (Parish) Randall
Honor Code SignatorySigned 2 Sep 2017 | 74,437 contributions | 2,917 thank-yous | 5,407 connections
Signed 2 Sep 2017 | 74,437 contributions | 2,917 thank-yous | 5,407 connections
Communication Preferences:
I am interested in communicating 
with
anyone who shares the same ancestors.
Here is my family tree.
Frankly, it can be a wasted effort to private message me. Please be warned that I often — well, most often — mess about in lines unrelated to me, and in most cases I haven't any more information that what is found here.
with
anyone who shares the same ancestors.
Here is my family tree.
Frankly, it can be a wasted effort to private message me. Please be warned that I often — well, most often — mess about in lines unrelated to me, and in most cases I haven't any more information that what is found here.
I always love to hear from relatives, but I do regularly ignore my inbox. If you are still waiting for a response or action from me, sincere apologies and you will hear from me eventually.
Christine, March 2024
tested
Born 1950s.
Ancestors 
and Sister of
Carol (Parish) Marino, [private brother (1950s - unknown)], [private brother (1960s - unknown)], Bernard Parish and [private brother (1960s - unknown)]
[children unknown]
Profile last modified
| Created 2 Sep 2017
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Biography
Christine (Parish) Randall has Irish ancestors.
Christine (Parish) Randall has English ancestors.
Christine (Parish) Randall was born in South Australia, Australia
In 1955, when I was born, my father worked in the pine plantations surrounding Mount Gambier. We moved often as Dad followed work, so my schooling was spread across the Wimmera and Western Districts of Victoria.
In 1972, I undertook training as an Enrolled Nurse in the hospital where I was born. As I was being driven to and fro on my free weekends, I loved seeing the pines the same age as me. Sadly, they have been cut down now and the site replanted.
I have two children from my first marriage, and three step-sons from my second. I live in Central Victoria, with my husband.
Without delving into family history, I would never have discovered that my husband is my sixth cousin. I had to look very hard for matching DNA. It was there, but very tiny - and only found after changing the defaults on GEDmatch.
I've come to WikiTree to share freely, as I have always done with the many cousins who have come and gone in my life. Like those pines - my time is coming. [1] [2]
Should I be incapacitated, or in the event of my death, I hereby give permission for all profiles I manage to be cared for by any WikiTreer who is interested. CJR. (15 Jul 2022)
Research Notes: DNA Confirmations
I'm on the lookout for WikiTree cousins, no matter how distant, who share DNA with me. Let's get together to earn those coveted DNA confirmation tags!
- Paternal relationship is confirmed by a GEDmatch test match between me, Christine (Parish) Randall GEDmatch A708096 and my paternal aunt Beryl Parish GEDmatch YG5762742. Our most-recent common ancestors are Leslie Parish and Maisie Crute who are my known paternal grandparents and my Aunt Beryl's parents. Estimated number of generations to MRCA = 1.5, based on sharing 1739.7 cM across 53 segments.
- Paternal relationship is confirmed by an AncestryDNA test match between me, Christine (Parish) Randall GEDmatch A708096 and my paternal aunt, Beryl Parish GEDmatch YG5762742. Our most-recent common ancestors being Leslie Parish and Maisie Crute who are my known paternal grandparents and my Aunt Beryl's parents. Predicted relationship from AncestryDNA: Close Family–1st Cousin based on sharing 1,633 cM across 61 segments; Confidence: 99% chance (Grandparent, Grandchild, Half sibling, Aunt/uncle, Niece/nephew)
- Paternal relationship is confirmed by an AncestryDNA test match between the paternal aunt of Christine (Parish) Randall, Beryl Parish, and C.S. - their most-recent common ancestors being Joseph Britten and Mary Hunter who are Beryl's known paternal great grandparents and 3rd Great grandparents of C.S. Predicted relationship from AncestryDNA is 4th-6th cousin, but on paper is 2nd cousin, 2x removed: 38 cM across 4 segments; Confidence: 30% chance (3rd cousin, 2nd cousin 2x removed, Half 2nd cousin 1x removed, Half 1st cousin 3x removed) - supported by shared DNA with 7 extended family members and 12+ shares with of distant family.
- Paternal relationship is confirmed by an AncestryDNA test match between Christine (Parish) Randall GEDmatch A708096 and her 3rd cousin, sandycat4 with their most-recent common ancestors being James Parish and Jane Smith, who are Christine's known paternal great-grandparents and the maternal great-grandparents of sandycat4 . Predicted relationship from AncestryDNA:4th-6th Cousin based on sharing 51 cM across 2 segments; Confidence: 37% chance (3rd cousin, 2nd cousin 2x removed, Half 2nd cousin 1x removed, Half 1st cousin 3x removed)
- Maternal relationship is confirmed by an AncestryDNA test match between Christine (Parish) Randall and a known first cousin (J.S.) Their most-recent common ancestors are their known grandparents, Robert Holland aka Drummond and Millie Whiley. Predicted relationship from AncestryDNA: 1st–2nd Cousin, based on sharing 759 cM across 37 segments; Confidence: 93% for Ist Cousins.
- Maternal relationship is confirmed by a MyHeritageDNA test match between Christine (Parish) Randall and 2nd cousin (M.M.) Their most-recent common ancestors are Isaac Holland Whiley and Ann Phyllis Stone the great grandparents of both Christine (Parish) Randall and her cousin. Predicted relationship from MyHeritage: 1st cousin once removed - 2nd cousin, based on sharing 255.5 cM across 11 segments (3.6% shared DNA).
Sources
- ↑ South Australian Birth Certificate: in possession of Christine Randall (nee Parish), showing date and place of birth, parent's names, ages, and occupations, and residence.
- ↑ First-hand information entered by Christine Parish at registration. Updated 30 November 2017
Only the Trusted List can access the following:
- Christine's formal name
- full middle name (J.)
- e-mail address
- exact birthdate
- birth location
- images (2)
- private siblings' names
- spouse's name and marriage information
DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships. Maternal line mitochondrial DNA test-takers:
It may be possible to confirm family relationships. Maternal line mitochondrial DNA test-takers:
- Christine (Parish) Randall: Family Tree DNA mtDNA Test Full Sequence, haplogroup H4a1a1a1a, FTDNA kit #SI12694
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Christine (Parish) Randall:
AncestryDNA, GEDmatch A708096 [compare], yourDNAportal CHRa53bec71, Ancestry member Christine_R_338
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Frances Cochrane
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~0.78%
Christopher Connolly :
AncestryDNA, GEDmatch T220289 [compare], Ancestry member cconnolly66
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Genealogist-to-Genealogist (G2G) Forum posts about Christine:
- Christine Randall is a Wonderful WikiTreer Apr 12, 2023.
- Christine Randall is a Wonderful WikiTreer Mar 20, 2023.
- Christine Randall is a Wonderful WikiTreer Jan 5, 2022.
- Christine Randall is a Wonderful WikiTreer!!!!! Jul 17, 2021.
- Christine Randall is a Wonderful WikiTreer Oct 31, 2017.
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Categories: Mount Gambier, South Australia
Why are you changing other peoples sources? If you have something to add please do but do not change other people work.
Just because someone else has a different style to you does not make them wrong.
Amanda Myers
I shall be more careful, and considerate. I do get carried away and forget to see if there is a profile manager.
Ta, Christine
Do NOT remove extra BDM links that go to the same place. These MUST be maintained that is the purpose of adding a link to each source.
Amanda
edited by Amanda Myers
It just felt like click-bait to me with so many links going to the same home page but, I shall mend my ways.
Cheers, Christine
Wondering if you saw I had done those.
Please don't add "Born in the Colony" stickers to profiles of people born AFTER 1900, it causes data error 847 Born after template time frame. Use the "Australia Sticker" instead. https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Template:Australia_Sticker
Thanks, regards, Margaret, Australia Project.
Sorry. Thanks Margaret.
Christine
Thanks Margaret.
He is buried with George Arthur Smith Born in Surrey England NOK F Smith.Was a ww1 Vet 14 Bat 1st AIF number 1421. Need to establish his connection with the WJ Smith connection before I put an amended/additional memorial on the shared grave email ross-smith [email address removed] If anyone knows please let me know. Ross Smith
Warm regards Christine
Thanks, regards, Margaret, Australia Project
Christine
Regards, Carol Rowe
looks like I forgot to uncheck Sylvester during profile creation. It was John Crooks, though. Alfred isn't connected to a father. I was confident of Alfred's mother as she was named in his death registration, Queensland. But I haven't sourced John's birth yet, which explains why I'm still profile manager. if Jane isn't their mother, please feel free to throw them out of the family unit!
I couldn't recall what I was doing in the family line but on reading Jane's profile it came back to me. I was probably adding someone with a similar name and thought I'd add some more sourcing and then I got intrigued by her.
One of my husband's Randall line - John Cole Randall, junior - married in Eaglehawk in 1917 to a girl from the Rigbye family. That's the main Bendigo area connection I know offhand.
Anyway, I've unlinked John from Sylvester. Cheers, Christine
I see that you also added information to my ggrandparents William Noble Bloomfield and Rose Mary McBride. Are you also connected to them? My Randall relatives came along a bit later than your husband's, so although they may be connected, I haven't researched them. Regards, Carol.
I've wandered off elsewhere now. Warm regards, Christine.
I just had a quick look at your branch and can a suggestion of conflated profiles with your Stewart girl. I'll go have a 'play' with it.
Thanks again, David. Christine
Angus Cornish, grandfather of Hilda Cornish (Cummings) Parish, was 1st cousin to my great-great grandfather. I can provide you with further information about Angus and his ancestors if this is of interest to you. Regards, Michael
I thought I had replied to your kind offer (perhaps on Hilda's profile). Anyway, please feel free to link in your line to Hilda. Have fun, and do give me a yell if you need some sourcing for joining them up.
Cheers, Christine
Thanks, regards, Margaret, Australia Project
Sometimes I catch myself putting up the wrong sticker when entering children from a family spanning the changeover. Hopefully there aren't too many more about. Ta, Christine
It's time for the annual Australia Project membership checkin. Thank you so much for contributing to the project and Australian profiles on WikiTree during the last year. We really appreciate you!
If you would like to stay in the project, please reply to this message or send me a private message to let us know that you would like to stay on. Alternatively, if your WikiTree and research interests have moved away from Australia, please let us know and we can remove you from the membership list for the moment. You will, of course, be very welcome to rejoin the project down the track whenever you want to.
We are also keen to know if you want to make any changes to the team or teams that you want to focus on. Take a look on Australia Project Teams to see what teams there are to choose from. If you want to discuss this, or have any questions or suggestions about the Australia Project we'd love to hear your ideas.
Thanks for taking the time to get back to us!
Gillian, co-Leader, Australia Project
Can you please take me off the Australia Project for now, particularly the mailing list (which I rarely look at!). I'm trying to finish a fantasy series I'm writing and I keep putting off starting as I love it here. Doesn't mean I'll stop visiting WikiTree, though I only ever got the first book done once I abandoned family history altogether. Having my DNA done didn't help the series one bit! Thanks for checking in with me. Warm regards, Christine
We're sad to lose you but hope you'll be back when you're not so busy. Have great fun writing your fantasy series and good luck with it :-)
edited by David Killeen
As to merging the two Ritas, I'll first ask to go on the trusted lists and then set up the 'initiate a merge' processs. Now that I'm not on Frank's trused list I can't see the other Rita now. Jeff has one and you the other I think.
Thanks David, Christine
Thanks for that, Christine
I've just removed myself from your grandfather's profile. Welcome to WikiTree. If you find you like the WikiTree concept, please feel free to add to his lineage.
Warm regards, Christine
Mark Bowman
The Australia Project leadership team are carrying out our annual check-in to see how you are going in the project. We'd really like to give you a huge thank you for all your work on Australian profiles over the past year! We've made great progress in 2020/21 with your assistance.
Please could you reply to this message, to let us know if you would like to stay on in the project and if you are happy with your current role and team involvement.
If you would like to do something additional or different, take a look on the Australia Project page to see what other opportunities there are.
It would also be great to get any feedback or suggestions that you have to improve the project.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Gillian, Co-leader, Australia Project
If you're happy with the minimal effort I put in, I'm happy to stay as part of the project. I usually have enough 'extra' besides my own profiles without checking the Australia Project page, but it was a good reminder that I can find tasks from there. Just looked at the unsourced Victorian profiles and it felt an itch to get at it! Have made a note to do at least one from there daily.
LOL. As if I could stop at one!
Thanks for checking in Gillian. Warm regards, Christine
Happy WikiTreeing :-)
Gillian
Regards Suzanne Burgess [email address removed]
That said, James is not my ancestor. His sister married into my Parish line. I tend to stray far and wide. May thanks for reaching out and confirming you've sighted the death certificate which places him from Mildura. I'm looking for a firm connection to Tasmania, though — perhaps from one of his children's birth certificates listing his birthplace it there are any born in the right timeframe or place.
Cheers, Christine
edited by Christine (Parish) Randall
Anyway, I can see you have helped numerous others and could be considered a guiding angel for many of us. Keep well and THANK YOU. Regards, Keith Cashman
Appreciated, C.
I'm interested to know what prompted your attention to this family. Is this a limited project or something you, or others you know, plan to pursue?
Doug Beezley Cincinnati OH
my recent play in the Beazley line come about while adding descendants for my direct Ancestor, William Brewer, probably of Wiltshire. Luckily, I had left a personalised version on each directly related person - I tend to forget why I've been mucking about in a certain line!
This is the preliminary foray - no triangulations have been done.
DNA AncestryDNA. Thrulines (TM) suggestions, indicates that Christine Randall has the following connections with DNA matches descending from the children of her direct ancestor, William Brewer (1743-1826)
I also have a Beasley connection on my mother's paternal side, in New South Wales, Australia. Doris Mary Creasy (my 2nd cousin twice removed) married Thomas Hayes Noble Beasley who was born in New Zealand. They married there, but both returned to Australia.
I checked my family tree (not yet on here) and I have a Beasley line belonging to George Henry Beasley] (1850-1923) and Rachael Mills - by marriage to their son, James, born 1885, who married into my mother's maternal line. I'll make it my mission today to link them to my tree. Glad to help if I can, cheers, Christine.
edited by Christine (Parish) Randall
The Australia Project leadership team are carrying out a check-in to see how you are going in the project and especially to thank you for all your work on Australian profiles on WikiTree. We really value your participation.
Please could you get back to me by private message to let me know if you are happy with your current role and team involvement within the project or if you would like to do something additional or different. Currently you are on the Profile Improvers team. If you would like a change, you can check on the Australia Project page to see what other options there are.
It would also be great to hear any feedback and any suggestions that you have to improve the project. On a practical note, if you are a member of the google group, are you receiving messages ok? Also do you have Australia as one of the tags you are following on the G2G? Don't forget to add it in if you don't have that tag yet.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Kind Regards
Margaret Haining Membership Coordinator
Hilary ~ England Project Help Desk coordinator
Christine
I am the great grandson of John Mackley, son of Henry Mackley and am able to add details of this family tree. I am a fourth generation farmer (retired) on land settled by John Mackley at Duchembegarra after farming at Jung near Horsham, Victoria, Australia. My direct line is: Self, Allan Arthur John Mackley, James Arthur Mackley, John Mackley, Henry Mackley. I have one sister, Kathryn Jane. My Father had 3 brothers and 2 sisters My grandfather (James) had one brother Herbert and 3(?) sisters
Sorry to have intruded on a profile you maybe working on.