Natalie Imbruglia Is Torn On Where To Go In Her Family History! | WDYTYA Australia

Comments · 139

• SU

  @susannabouwhuis5861 · 8 months ago

  A 17 year old boy, stealing a coat, served 2 years on a dingy boat, then made the enormous journey to Australia with very little food for a growing boy, stuffed together with many other men. So good on you John for trying to better you self.

  12

• LI

  @Liz-sc5dg · 10 months ago

  An Australian has a pretty high chance of having convict ancestors. She must know the history of Australia.

  69

• JE

  @jennifercoates916 · 10 months ago

  I am curious why she didn’t try to find out how Humphries started out life, like what caused him to become violent and  leaning towards a criminal life. And who were  Miss Thorpe’s parents, and why did they let their young daughter marry a convict without coming to her aid or protection. Was her father violent and or a criminal also? Was that why she grew up both feisty and willing to take her scoundrel of a husband back? I think she must have thought she loved him.

  28

• TI

  @tinadurrell2943 · 2 months ago

  I am related to her great grand father 4 times Humphry i wish they had gone back to where he came from in County Cork . my fathers family were from there and have the same surname just amazing it made my day.

  2

• PH

  @philipr1567 · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ViegVGc2nYQ&amp;t=610">10:10</a> &nbsp;Humphrey married Mary THORPE in 1844, but the birth record of William in 1845 names the mother as Mary HALL. &nbsp;This raises questions. &nbsp;Are they the same Mary? &nbsp;Was Mary Hall previously married to a Thorpe? &nbsp;Was it a very bad transcription error? &nbsp;What was the mother&apos;s surname on other birth records?

  21

• SV

  @svennielsen633 · 10 months ago

  I never knew about The First Fleet, so I looked it up. The First Fleet was a convoy of 11 ships that sailed from Britain in 1787 to establish the first European penal colony in Australia. Commanded by Captain Arthur Phillip, it carried over 1,400 people, including convicts, marines, sailors, and their families. The fleet arrived in Australia in January 1788, landing first at Botany Bay and then moving to Port Jackson, where Sydney was founded.

  29

• MA

  @maggie153able · 10 months ago

  It’s like my great great grandfather who was transported and got married and had so many children

  7

• JO

  @johngialanellajr8650 · 7 months ago

  I remember Natalie saying she was bullied because of being 1/2 Italian, I also read she is the entire British Isles ancestry on her mother&apos;s side English, Scottish, Irish and even Welsh.

  2

• BE

  @beatglauser9444 · 8 months ago (edited)

  I have similar Anciestry: Being Swiss and having a big part of my family here for many Centuries, I was interested to find out where my family came from: Genetic tests prooved that I am close to 90% Celtic from the British Isles (most likels Irish) and Southern Italian. People in my family people have a lot of temper, many were &nbsp;musicians, but also there were also some people who had alcohol problems. I bet Humphrey had the tendency to be a to be a heavy drinker.

  2

• JA

  @jamesbarratt593 · 5 months ago (edited)

  she is lovely. im 52 and see her throughout most my life. from her early days. you rock Natalie. In fact she is more lovely than lovely. and thats a fact.

  3

• DA

  @Davewhitley1969 · 8 months ago

  beautiful lady always has been, very down to earth too

  2

• MG

  @MGRXS · 10 months ago

  Natalie/Beth. she still stunning😊

  2