Vera Gwendoline Olsson

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• Emigration: 18 Sep 1888, Fron Sweden ; Emigration of Ola Akesson: he arrived on the Ship Dacca, which departed from London 18 Sep 1888 and arrived at Brisbane Qld. 12. Nov. 1888.( Source: Queensland Immigration Records.). DACCA 12 11 1888 Brisbane London 18 09 1888 PL M1703 (imm/123) .... .( Queensland Shipping Records) Ola Akesson`s wife Karna, aged 37 and his son Herman Olsen aged 14 emigrated on the ship Markara. It departed from London 21 Aug.1890 and arrived in Brisbane Qld.13 Oct. 1890. ( Source: Queensland Immigration Records.). MERKARA 13 10 1890 Brisbane London 21 08 1890 PL M1704 (imm/124) .... .( Queensland Shipping Records) Two more children were born to Ola and Karna Akesson in the Kimgaroy District.Birth Registrations for Oscar and Hanna: 1892/C1233 Akesson Oscar Hyelmar Ola Karna Olsen 1894/C1183 Akeson Hanna Amanda Ranghild Ola Karna Olson
• Funeral Notice: 18 Oct 1952, The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland; OLSSON.-The Relatives and Friends of Mr. Hermann Olsson, of Wooden Hut, Kingaroy. are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, to leave the Church of England, Kingaroy at 2 o'clock on conclusion of service commencing This (Saturdny) Afternoon, for the Taabinga Cemetery. H. P. VIRGO. Funeral Director. Kingaroy. Transcribed from "The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland", Saturday 18 October 1952
• Obituary: 23 Oct 1952, The Kingaroy Herald, Queensland; Obituary MR.HERMAN OLSSON. A widely and highly respected gentleman of Kingaroy and district, a shire councillor for some years, and a familiar figure on racecourses throughout the area some years ago, stamped Herman Olsson, 76, who passed away in the Kingaroy District Hospital last Thursday night, as a pioneer who will long be remembered. Among the original pioneers of Taabinga Village ? he was a mentioned in district history in the publication "Wilderness to Wealth"?Mrt Olsson spent most of his life at Taabinga Village and on the grazing holding he acquired 40 years ago "Wooden Hut" at Reedy Creek. Herman Olsson was not only imbued with the spirit which urged him to help his fellow man as much as possible, but was noted also for his indefatigable public spirit. His integrity came to be known through his drive as a councillor, a hospital committee member, a member of the Masonic fraternity, and a stalwart for the first Taabinga Village school, while his vigorous interest in the "Sport of Kings" uncovered sterling qualities. Deceased gentleman was born in Kaastianstadt, Sweden. At the age of 14 he came to Australia with his mother to join his father, Mr Ola Akesson, who had emigrated from his home land two years previously, and began working at Laidley. Later, the family sought pastures anew, and in 1892, arrived at Taabinga Village, close on the heels of the late Mr George Warren, who had, in 1889, become the first pioneer of that district. Herman's father was a keen showman, and in the very early year of 1908, faced the manifold difficulties of the long trip to the Sydney Show, there to win many prizes with his ponies. In that year, too, a water shortage assailed the pioneers, and the building of the Taabinga Village dam was begun. Young Olsson pulled his weight with the hardy pioneers of his day, and became a man of self-reliance and ingenuity. Early in the 1900?s he was instrumental in erecting the old Greystonlea cattle yards. A jogging of his memory in recent years would have brought to light a memory of the early days at Taabinga. Kingaroy was non-existent then, and the work of building the village in full swing. Herman's father built the Grand Hotel, and was licencee of the establishment for 10 years. This building was later burned down when in the possession of M.r and Mrs. H King.It would recall the purchase by Mr. Akesson of the Taabinga Hotel built by Mr. George Warren in 1904, its subsequent burning, and a shifting of the licence to a new hotel, the Broadway, at the Nanango turn-off on the Village road. This later was shifted to its present Kingaroy site. In 1910, Herman Olsson came into possession of his "Wooden Hut" property. In the racing fraternities of the district on the Taabinga Village, Kumbia and Nanango courses, he and his horses became by words in connection with racing. Remembered are some of his string, "Lord Glenrock", "Prince Manlin", "Wee Bill", "Sansmond", which made names for themselves in the years following the Great War. In Taabinga Village school history the name of Herman Olsson is a by word. A past secretary, he was the last member of the first school committee, which included the late Messrs. C. Madsen, T. C. Nielsen, and H. Poulsen. The teacher at the time was Miss Albion, who is the present Mrs. Seeley of Yarraman. At the grand Jubilee celebrations of that mellow old school, Herman Olsson was cornered and asked to talk about some of the old-timers of his day. He described hoe thethe Gertiz, built the old bridge over the Meandu Creek on the Kingaroy-Nanango road; how a huge bark house built by Jim Cooley?s father opposite the school; and then mentioned, the Reens, Sven Johnson and the Lyons family. The old school was the community centre for social, political, church, and other gatherings. It became the hub of the solidarity of the district, and as the population grew, the school roll soared, until the Department elected to erect the new building. Mr. Olsson was a member of the committee of the old Kingaroy General Hospital on Hospital Hill, and conducted very ably the affairs with which he was entrusted. He will occasion long memory as a member of the Kingaroy Shire Council. A No 1 division councillor, he held the position from May 1939 until April 1946, employing for the good of the people of his division the steadfast and dauntless manner which marked him as an Australian pioneer. On July 1, 1932, fate struck a cruel blow in the untimely death of his wife. Mrs Olsson, who was Elfriede Ethel Boge, was a member of a family whose name also is steeped in pioneer-lore. Their residence at the Village dates from 1902, when they came from Maryborough. Elfriede married Herman in 1903, and they lived at the Village until 1911, when they are the family moved to "Wooden Hut". A believer in a life of vim and vigour, Mr. Olsson was active up until almost the very last, running his grazing property with all the activity such a task demanded. The flame of his public spirit still shining with as burnished a glow as ever, he carried the patronship of the Kingaroy Diggers Race Club, which was alive until about four years ago. As so, until the news of the severance with life of another of the fast dwindling number of remaining pioneers, last Thursday morning, October 16th, 1952 The huge assemblage at St Michael and All Angels' Church, Kingaroy, on Saturday, paid parting respects to a pioneer and a friend; and after the service it was fitting that the cortege should move towards the direction of Taabinga Village, through Pioneer Avenue, and the remains be laid to rest in the Taabinga Cemetery. Surviving to mourn their great loss are sons Percy ("Wooden Hut"), Arnold (Brisbane), Leonard (Bunya Mts) and Eaton (Brisbane); and daughters Rita (Mrs Lloyd Murray, Kingaroy), Jean (Mrs A.E. Fletcher, "The Springs", Gayndah). There are eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Another son, Harold Vivien Egbert, died while a member of the armed forces in 1940. Mrs. J. Robinson, Sydney (formerly Hannah Akesson) is a sister. The Funeral service was conducted by Rev. R. A. Foote, and also the burial rites. The Kingaroy Herald, Queensland, Thursday October 23, 1952 (This notice was kindly given to me by the late Mr. John Leonard Akesson Olsson, Kingaroy).
• Will: 29 Nov 1952, The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland; Deceased : HERMAN OLSSON, late of Wattlegrove Road, Kingaroy, in the State of Queensland, Grazier. Applicants : PERCIVAL VICTOR CAMPBELL OLSSON, of Wattlegrove Road, Klngaroy, in the State of Queensland, Grazier, a lawful son of the deceased, and JOHN REGINALD MCLAUGHLIN (in the Will called James Reginald McLaughlin), of Mounefontein, Kingaroy, aforesaid, Grazier, the Executors appointed by deceased's Will dated the Eighth day of May. 1952. Solicitors : BOND & REA for the Executors. Haly Street, Klngaroy. Town Agents : McGUIRE & REA, Solicitors : Transport & General Building, Edward Street, Brisbane. Thanscribed from 'The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland," Saturday 29 November 1952.

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Herman Olsson: He was born in 1875 in Kristianstad, Sweden.He was the son of Ola Akesson and Karna. Ola was born 31 Oct. 1848 in Farstorp, Kristiansted, the son of Ake Vremp and Johanna Thorsdr. ( Source: L. D. S Records)

Herman married Ethel Elfriede Louisa Boge 13 Dec 1904, Mrs. Anthilde Boge's home,Taabinga Village, Queensland. Ethel (daughter of Marx/Marcus Böge/Boge and Anthilde Maria Christina Bundesen) was born 2 Mar 1883, Aurora Plantation, Tiaro District, Queensland, Australia; died 01 Jul 1932, Wooden Hut, Kingaroy District, Queensland, Australia; was buried 3 Jul 1932, Taabinga Village Cemetery, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

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• Death Notice: 2 Jul 1932, The Brisbane Courier, Queensland; Mrs. Hermann Olsen. The death occurred suddenly last night of Mrs. Hermann Olsen, of Wooden Hut, Wattle Grove, Kingaroy. With her husband the deceased went to the Kingaroy district over 20 years ago, and her kind and affectionate disposition endeared her to many. She is survived by her husband and a grown-up family. Transcribed from " The Brisbane Courier, Queensland, Saturday 2 July 1932"
• Obituary: 8 Jul 1932, The Kingaroy Guardian & Taabinga Times, Queensland; Ethel Elfriede Louisa Boge was born at "Aurora" Plantation (it bears the same name today), Tiaro, Maryborough, on 2nd March 1883, the daughter of Marcus and Anthilde Boge. She was educated in Maryborough, attending the Girl's Grammer School. She arrived in Taabinga Village towards the end on 1902. In 1903 she was married to Herman Olsson, a local farmer. The wedding was described as follows:- "A quiet wedding was celebrated on December 30th. 1903, when Miss Elfride Boge (20) was united in the holy bonds of matrimony with Mr. Herman Olsson (27) at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Anthilde Boge, Taabinga Village. The Reverend Samuel Blair officiated according to the rites of the Presbyterian Church. The bride wore a full bridal regalia and was attended by Miss Hinch (Maryborough) and Miss Ethel Boge (sister of the bride)who acted as bridesmaids. Mr. H. Petersen was the best man. After the wedding breakfast the happy couple left for Brisbane. The presents were handsome and numerous. Mr. W. Boge was also present. Mr. Olsson is a farmer. Until 1910 Elfreide resided with her husband in Taabinga Village but later moved to "Wooden Hut" a grazing property on the old Burrandowan Road. She was a devoted and reared a family of seven children until her untimely death at the age of 49. Notice of her passing was given in "The Kingaroy Herald" as follows:- "Ethel Elfriede Louise Olsson, "Wooden Hut", died suddenly at her home on Friday night, 1st July 1932. She has been cooking as she was preparing for visitors who were to arrive on Sunday when suddenly she took ill and said "Oh, my head!" She then collapsed and passed away within the hour from cerebral haemorrhage ( a traffic paralytic stroke). She was aged 49 years 3 months and 10 days. Dr. B. L. Halloran and Matron Rixon were later in attendance". Elfriede was buried in the Taabinga village Cemetery on Sunday, 3rd. July 1932, by the Reverend A. E. Taylor with Messrs . D. young and J. T. Ellis in attendance. Elfriede was born at "Aurora" , Tiaro, Maryborough, on 2nd March 1883, to Marcus and Anthilde Boge. She was educated in Maryborough where she attended the girl's Grammer School and came to Taabinga Village with her mother, brothers and sisters around the early 1900's. Besides her husband, she leaves five sons, two daughters, Rita (11) and Jean (10), as well as a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Hazel Olsen. One daughter , Vera Gwendoline, predeceased her, and there was a stillborn child in 1926. Extract from "The Kingaroy Guardian & Taabinga Times, Queensland", Friday, July 8. (This notice was kindly given to me by the late Mr. John Leonard Akkesson Olsson, Kingaroy)
• Will: 17 Sep 1932, The Brisbane Courier, Queensland; THE SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND. In the GOODS of ETHEL ELFRIEDE LOUISA OLSSON late of Wooden Hut, Wattlegrove Road, Kingaroy in the State of Queensland Wife of Herman Olsson of the same place, Grazier, Deceased, Intestate Notice is hereby given that after the expiration of fourteen days from the publication hereof, application will be made to this Honourable Court that ADMINIS- TRATION of the PERSONAL ESTATE of the abovenamed Ethel Elfriede Louisa Olsson deceased, who died Intestate, may be granted to HERMAN OLSSON of Wooden Hut, Wattlegrove Road, Kingaroy in the State of Queensland Grazier, the lawful Husband of the said deceased. Any person Interested who desires to object to the application, or to be heard upon it, may file a Caveat in the Registry at any time before the grant is made. Dated this Fifth day of September 1932. BOND & WAGNER Solicitors for the said Herman Olsson Kingaroy. Town Agent: JOHN HARTLEY FEATHER, Solicitor, Brisbane. Transcribed from " The Brisbane Courier, Queensland, Saturday 17 September 1932"

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( Queensland Birth Register 1829 - 1914)

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BOGE, ETHEL ELFRIEDE LOUISA: Marriage: 13. 12.1904 Spouse: OLSSON, HERMAN Reg No. 1904/C169 [Qld Marriage Register]

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• Obituary: 13 May 1927, The Brisbane Courier, Queensland; A highly esteemed resident of the Kingaroy district for about 44 years, Mr. Ola Akessen, passed away on Monday in Brisbane, following an operation. The deceased, who was about 70 years of age, had been in failing health for some time. He leaves a widow, one son (Mr. Herman Olsson), and one daughter (Mrs. Robinson, of Sydney), besides a number of grandchildren. The remains were conveyed to Kingaroy, for interment in the Taabinga Village Cemetery Transcribed from " The Brisbane Courier, Queensland, Friday 13 May 1927
• Will: 18 Jun 1927, Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland; IN THE SUPREME COURT OF: QUEENSLAND. In the WILL, and FOUR CODICILS of OLA AKESSON, late of Kingaroy, In the State of Queensland, Farmer, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that after the expiration oí fourteen days from the date of the publicaton hereof, application will be made to this Honourable Court that PROBATE of the WILL and FOUR CODICILS of the above named Ola Akcsson, deceased, may. be granted to HERMAN OLSSON, of Kingaroy, in the said State, Grazier, one of the executor, named in the said Will and Codicills (Joseph Deuchar Lee the other--.Executor, named therein, having renounced Probate thereof). Any person interested who desires to object to the application, or to be heard upon it, may file a Caveat in the Registry at any time before the grant is made. Dated this Thirteenth day of June, 1927. O. S. BOND, Solicitor for the said Herman Olsson, Kingaroy. Town Agent: J. H. FEATHER.. Solicitor, Brisbane. Transcribed from " The Brisbane Courier, Queensland, Saturday 18 June 1927"

Ola — Karna Nilsson. [Group Sheet]

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• Emigration: 15 Jul 1870, From Kaltenkirchen, Holstein to Queensland, Australia; Name: Marx Böge Departure Date: 15 Jul 1870 Birth Date: abt 1851 Age: 19 Gender: männlich (Male) Residence: Kaltenkirchen, Holstein (Schleswig-Holstein) Occupation: Schuhmacher Ship Name: Humboldt Captain: Meyer Shipping line: Rob. M. Sloman Shipping Clerk: Louis Knorr & Co. Ship Type: Segelschiff Accommodation: ohne Angabe Ship Flag: Deutschland Port of Departure: Hamburg Port of Arrival: Brisbane, Queensland Volume: 373-7 I, VIII A 1 Band 024 (Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934) Name: Elsabe Böge Departure Date: 15 Jul 1870 Birth Date: abt 1843 Age: 27 Gender: weiblich (Female) Residence: Kaltenkirchen, Holstein (Schleswig-Holstein) Occupation: Dienstmädchen Ship Name: Humboldt Captain: Meyer Shipping line: Rob. M. Sloman Shipping Clerk: Louis Knorr & Co. Ship Type: Segelschiff Accommodation: ohne Angabe Ship Flag: Deutschland Port of Departure: Hamburg Port of Arrival: Brisbane, Queensland Volume: 373-7 I, VIII A 1 Band 024 (Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934) Name: Catharina Böge Departure Date: 15 Jul 1870 Birth Date: abt 1814 Age: 56 Gender: weiblich (Female) Relationship: Frau (Wife) Residence: Kaltenkirchen, Holstein (Schleswig-Holstein) Ship Name: Humboldt Captain: Meyer Shipping line: Rob. M. Sloman Shipping Clerk: Louis Knorr & Co. Ship Type: Segelschiff Accommodation: ohne Angabe Ship Flag: Deutschland Port of Departure: Hamburg Port of Arrival: Brisbane, Queensland Volume: 373-7 I, VIII A 1 Band 024 (Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934)
• Emigration: 16 Jul 1870, Sailed from Hamburg; MARCUS BOGE emigrated on the Humboldt which sailed from Hamburg on 16 July 1870 and asrrived at Brisbane on 5 Nov. 1870 HUMBOLDT 05 11 1870 Moreton Bay Hamburg 16 07 1870 PL M1697 (imm/114) .... .... . [Migrant Shipping Arriving in Queensland Assisted Immigrants to Queensland 1848-1884 Family Name BOGE Given Name MARX: Age Ship: HUMBOLDT: Date: 5 Nov. 1870: Location IMM/114: Page: 47: M/f no. Z1958: M/f no. M16987. Family Name BOGE Given Name CATHARINA: Age: 57: Ship: HUMBOLDT: Date: 5 Nov. 1870: Location IMM/114: Page: 45: M/f no. Z1958: M/f no. M16987 [Mother of Marcus]
• Personal: 3 Feb 1881, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; MUNICIPAL ELECTION. The gentlemen who headed the poll, Mr. Marcus Boge, is an old and respectcd resident of Maryborough, a thriving man of business, and possessing great influence with the Germans, his fellow country men, who constitute a very large portion of the voting power of Maryborough. Beyond the ranks of the Germans, however, Mr. Boge's candidature has been well received, and there is no reason to doubt that he will do credit to the new position in which he is placed and manfully combat the difficulties which surround the Council. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Thursday, 3 February 1881
• Personal: 22 Aug 1884, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser; That the Government intend to carry out their threat of flooding the country with cheaply indented European labor as a set off against the effect of the choking off colored labor, becomes more apparent day after day. A report was current in town yesterday that Mr. Marcus Boge, who lately parted with his Aurora plantation to Mr. Hall, is to be appointed an immigration agent and lecturer in Germany, and that he will shortly visit his fatherland on behalf of the Queensland Government to induce his countrymen to sign an agreement to work out here on plantations and elsewhere for a stipulated number of years, and at a figure which we presume can hardly, to really act as a set off against black labor, be over 10s, a week. Of Mr. Boge?s personal fitness for the post there will be no question, the high esteem he has won as a successful colonist being a sufficient guarantee to his countrymen on the other side of the water as to what can be done in this country by steadiness combined with energy. Though it has been treated as rather a joke and stated that Bismarck will ?run in?' our lecturers on arrival, it is not at all certain that the wily old statesman will welcome a number of persons to Germany, whose avowed object is to carry off as many of the pick of the nation as possible. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Friday 22 August 1884
• Personal: 28 Oct 1885, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; FOR SALE or TO LET-That delightfully situated Two-storied BRICK HOUSE, with about Five Acres of Land, on the Gayndah Road, known as Elsinore; three miles from the Post-office. The House contains Nine Rooms, and from the Balcony a magnificent view is obtained of the Mary river, Willow Glen (the residence of Mr. J. Cheyne), and Eatonvale Plantation, &c. Large under ground Tank, ensuring an unlimited supply of water. Further particulars, apply M, BOGE, on the Premises, or BOGE & GARDNER, London Boot Warehouse. 520 Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Wednesday, 28 October 1885 Sell by Auction, at their Rooms, on THURSDAY7, OCTOBER 17, At 12 o'clock, the following Well SITUATED PROPERTIES: Allotments 30, 31, 32, Elsinore Estate, Gayndah Road. These Lots are near the residence of Mr. M. Boge, and overlook the River. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Saturday, 12 October 1889
• Funeral Notice: 5 Sug 1902, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; THE Friends of the late MARCUS BOGE are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral to move from his sister's residence (MRS.GEHRMANN, Adelaide Lane, (off Ann street), THIS AFTERNOON, at 3.30 o,clock. J. AMMENHATTSER, Undertaker, Adelaide street. P.A.F.S.O.A. ECELSIOR LODGE, No. 1. GENER AL GORDON LODGE, No. 24. THE BRETHREN are requested to attend (in Regalia) the Funeral of the late Bro. M BOGE, to move from the residence of Mrs. Gehrmann, Adelaide Lane, at 3.30 THIS AFTERNOON. F. APPEL A.HALL Secretaries Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Tuesday, 5 August 1902
• Death Notice: 5 Aug 1902, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; Death. BOGE.-On August 4th, 1902, at the Club Hotel, Maryborough, Marcus Boge, aged 61 years. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Tuesday, 5 August 1902
• Obituary: 5 Aug 1902, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; We regret to record the death of our old townsman, Mr. Marcus Boge, who, until shortly before his death and for some years past had been lessee of the Club Hotel, but at the time of his death he was completing arrangements to open a boot store at Taabinga, in the Nanango district, wither his wife and most of the members of his family had gone. Though he had not been in good health lately, his death was very sudden and unexpected. Mr. Marcus Boge was born in Schleswig-Holstein in 1851, and he came out to Maryborough as a young man, and his early life was devoted to farming and sugar growing on the Mary river. He afterwards started business in town in the boot trade which he conducted for many years, singly or in partnership with others. Up to within the last ten years, Mr. Boge had taken an active interest in local affairs, and was an alderman for several years. He leaves a wife and large family to mourn his loss. The deceased was a brother of Messrs. Hans and Joachim Boge of this town. The funeral takes place this afternoon. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Tuesday, 5 August 1902
• Personal: 28 Jun 1948, Maryborough Chronicle, Queensland; MEMORIES OF A PIONEER (Bv Jos. Gehrmann) He was not a pioneer in the sense that he blazed tracks through the bush, but he made many boots and shoes that were worn by pioneers , and their wives and daughters. . Harry Gehrmann was about six years of age when his parents arrived in Queensland from across the "big pond" from Germany. What education Harry got came from the old primary school, at the corner of Alice and Lennox-streets. The school building later became an immigration depot, and the Naval Brigade had a drill hall on the same site. Harry served his apprenticeship as bootmaker under his uncle, the late Mr. Marcus Boge, who, in partnership with Mr. David Gardiner, carried on their business in the two-storied shop in Ellena-street, opposite Mr.Hughie Shaw's black smiths shop. At that time, Friday afternoon closing obtained, and the shops were open on Saturdays until 9 p.m., and Harry was called upon to deliver parcels on Saturday nights on which messages often accompanied him. 1 often had the wind up about the blacks when we were called upon to go to the far side o£ Newtown. By the way, people at that time used to refer to "over the creek." By "over the creek" was meant the gully along which trains now go to the wharves though the gully at that time was more like a creek than now. And people used to refer to "Irish,-town"- this because there were a goodly number of Irish people who lived close to each other in a part of "over the creek" or Newtown. I wish to refer here to the late Mr. Boge, who was a born gentleman, and a popular man in the Masonic Order. He married into a pioneering family, the Bundesens, of Netherby, and Mrs. Boge, as I remember her, was a real lady, always glad to give assistance where needed. Mr. Boge's business partner, Mr. Gardiner, had been, I think, actively connected with the School Of Arts. However, in the course of time, the firm of Boge and Gadiner dissolved partnership by mutual agreement, and Mr. Gardiner went to New Zealand. Mr. Boge bought a sugar plantation at Owanyilla, known as Aurora plantation. He soon struck trouble here, for he maintained that sugar could be grown with white labour. Sugar growers along the Mary River, at that time, used to crush their own cane, and send, the juice to the refinery at Yengarie in punts. And Mr. Boge was advised that if he did away with his Kanaka labour, the refinery would not take his juice, so Mr. Boge had no option. Harry was a versatile leather worker. In those days, cricket balls were not as plentiful as now, and when the covers had been knocked from them, they were sent to Harry Gehrmann to be re-covered. Harry had a design of his own for re-covering, but want of space precludes a description of that design at this juncture, These reconditioned cricket balls made splendid practice balls for a batsman had to watch them all the way- those cricket balls could do things. I will continue the story of this pioneer's early career in a later issue of your journal. Maryborough Chronicle, Queensland, Monday, 28 June 1948 Aurora Plantation 1883 Marcus Boge bought 81 hectares fronting hte Mary near Etchell's Falls from WG Bailey. He felled the scrub and in a short time had cane growing. He bought a mill in May 1883. Miss Boge ceremonially started the engine. 1884 Boge sold to Richard Henry Maund Hall. Hall was a pioneer in many areas and was one of the first farmers to irrigate out of the Mary. He also converted megass to manure by feeding the cattle on it nightly. He employed 2 Europeans and 14 Islanders plus an extra 10 hands in the crushing when he handled neighbours cane as well. 1886, 21st April The Aurora Plantation is being successfully irrigated by pumping from the Mary River, The results so far are exceedingly satisfactory. 1890 Aurora lost much of its cane in the flood and the nearby Pioneers Rest school was carried 400m down river and turned upside down by flood waters. The mill escaped damage and was turned into a temporary school. 1893 Plans were revealed for expansion after the mill had survived the flood. 1895 Saturday 25 May 1895

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Birth:
Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1518-192

Baptism 28 Dec 1851
Witnesses: Claus Mohr, Jochim Liebah, & Magdalena Pouns


Note for Kaltenkirchen
Kaltenkirchen (nicknamed KaKi) is a town located on the outskirts of Hamburg in Germany. It is part of the Segeberg District, in Schleswig-Holstein. It has about 20,000 inhabitants. First mentioned in the 14th century, it flourished during the Industrial Revolution to accommodate the large number of workers in Hamburg. During the World War 11 a temporary airfield protected the northern towns from bombing raids, but during the raids on Hamburg the airfield was destroyed and never rebuilt. Only open fields now remain where it was. A concentration camp was established here from August 1944 to April 1945 as a subcamp to the Neuengamme concertration camp. About 700 prisoners died. There was talk of moving the Hamburg Airport to Kaltenkirchen in the 1970s, but this did not materialise [Source: Wikipedia]


Died:
Death Notice: Maryborough Chronicle, 5th August 1902.
BOGE - On August 4, 1902, at the Club Hotel, Maryborough, Marcus Boge, age 51 years.- The friends of the late MARCUS BOGE are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral to move from his sister's residence (Mrs Gehrmann) Adelaide Lane (off Ann Street), this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. J. Assenhauser, Undertaker, Adelaide Street.
P.A.F.S.C.A. Excelsler Lodge No.1 General Gordon Lodge No. 24 The Brethren are requested to attend [in Regalia] the Funeral of the late Bro. M. Boge to move from the residence of Mrs. Gehrmann, Adeliade Lane at 3.30 this afternoon F.Appel: A. Hall, Secretaries.

Death Registration:
BOGE, MARCUS: Death 04. 08 1902: Father: MARCUS BOGE; Mother: KATHERINA STORJAHANN: Reg No 1902/C3250 [Qld death Register]

Marx/Marcus married Anthilde Maria Christina Bundesen 5 Apr 1876, Maryborough, Queensland, Australia. Anthilde (daughter of Peter Andersen Bundesen and Catharina Maria Petersen) was born 30 Nov 1856, Störtum, Ensted Parish, Aabenraa County, Denmark; was christened 20 Dec 1856, Ensted Kirke; died 28 Oct 1937, Burnett Heads near Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia; was buried 30 Oct 1937, Bundaberg General Cemetery, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

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• Emigration: 30 Jun1873, From Husum, Tonder County via Hamburg to Queensland Australia; Peter Andersen Bundesen and Catherine Marie Petersen and their children emigrated in 1873. Their Ticket No was 4215 and issued on 14 Jun 1873 in the Jutland Peninsulia. Last residence: Husum in Tonder County They emigrated on th ship Humboldt, which sailed from Hamburg on 30 Jun 1873 and arrived in Queensland Australia on 30 Nov. 1873. HUMBOLDT 05 11 1873 ... ... Hamburg 30 06 1873 PL M471 (ima 3/4) [ Migrant Shipping Arriving in Queensland Australia] Index to Registers of Immigrant Ships' Arrivals 1848-1912 NAME Age Ship Date Location Page M/film 1 Microfilm 2 NAME: BUNDESEN Authilde: Age: 16: Ship: Humboldt: Date: 29 Oct 1873: Location : IMM/114: M/film 1: 492 Z1958: Microfilm 2 M1697 NAME: BUNDESEN Cathrine: Age: 15: Ship: Humboldt 29 Oct 1873:Location: IMM/114: Microfilm 1 : 492 Z1958: Microfilm 2: M1697 NAME: BUNDESEN Cathrine: Age: 39: Ship: Humboldt 29 Oct 1873:Location: IMM/114: Microfilm 1 : 489 Z1958: Microfilm 2: M1697 NAME: BUNDESEN Mary: Age: 3: Ship: Humboldt 29 Oct 1873: Location: IMM/114: Microfilm 1: 489 Z1958: Microfilm 2: M1697 NAME: BUNDESEN Peder: Age: 48: Ship; Humboldt 29 Oct 1873:Location :IMM/114: Microfilm 1: 489 Z1958: Microfilm 2 M1697 NAME: BUNDESEN Peter: Age: 6: Ship Humboldt 29 Oct 1873:Location: IMM/114: Microfilm 1 : 489 Z1958: Microfilm 2 : M1697 NAME: BUNDESEN Petra: Age: 8: Ship: Humboldt 29 Oct 1873: Location : IMM/114: Microfilm 1 : 489 Z1958: Microfilm 2: M1697 The Hamburg ship HUMBOLDT was built at Glasgow by Alexander Stephen, for the Hamburg shipowner Robert Miles Sloman, as a replacement for a vessel of the same name which had been lost in 1866; registered 31 May 1867. 309 Commerzlasten / 719 tons; 50,3 x 9,1 x 5,64 meters (length x beam x depth of hold). Master from 1872-1878 was H. D. Busch 1872-1877 - H. D. Busch 1873/74 - Queensland/intermediate ports/Bremerhaven On 9 March 1897, the HUMBOLDT was sold to the Hamburg firm of Fontes, Friedrichs & Kracht. In 1898, she was owned by de Freitas, of Para, and sailed under the name LENOR. [Source: Palmer List of Merchant Vessels] Note for the PORT of BREMERHAVEN BREMERHAVEN is a Seaport town of Germany in the Free State of Breman, on the right Bank and Estuary of the Weser.
• Census: 1860, Styrtom, Ensted Parish, Aabenraa County; Census year: FT-1860 County: Aabenraa District: Lundtoft Parish: Ensted Place name: Styrtom Household-/ family no: 184 Source entry no: C8166 Record no: 959 Source: Styrtom Name: Peter Andersen Bundesen Sex: M Age: 35 Position in household: Husfader, Vejmand Marital status: Gift Birth place: Lundtoft Parish: C8166 District: FT-1860 County: 959 Place name: Styrtom Household-/family no: 184 Source entry no: C8166 Record no.: 959 Source: Styrtom Name: Cathrina Maria f. Petersen Sex: K Age: 26 Position in household: Hans kone Marital status: Gift Birth place: Rinkenæs Parish: C8166 District: FT-1860 County: 960 Place name: Styrtom Household-/family no: 184 Source entry no: C8166 Record no.: 960 Source: Styrtom Name: Botilde Maria Christ. Bundesen Sex: K Age: 4 Position in household: Deres børn Marital status: Ugift Birth place: Lundtoft Parish: C8166 District: FT-1860 County: 961 Place name: Styrtom Household-/family no: 184 Source entry no: C8166 Record no.: 961 Source: Styrtom Name: Cathrine Maria F. Bundesen Sex: K Age: 1 Position in household: Deres børn Marital status: Ugift Birth place: Styrtom Parish: C8166 District: FT-1860 County: 962 Place name: Styrtom Household-/family no: 184 Source entry no: C8166 Record no.: 962
• Confirmation: 02 Apr 1871, Kværs Kirke; Kværs Sogn, Lundtoft Herred, Åbenrå Amt Kværs Kirkebøger 1763-1884: Opslag No. 208 Confirmation No 22 Anthilde Marie Christine Bundesen, legitimate daughter (ægte datter) of Parcelist (Plot Owner) Peter Andersen Bundesen and wife (hustru) Catharina Maia born (født) Petersen , Quars Mark, born (født) 30 October, christened (døbt) 20 November 1856 in Stortom. Vaccination 13/7/57. 7 November 1870. (The date of Anthilde's birth is incorrect)
• Emigration: 1873
• Personal: 1 Oct 1908, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; TAABINGA VILLAGE The business community of the Viliage includes two hotels, two stores, and a fruit and fancy goods shop. I was nearly forgetting, Mrs. Boge and daughters, who combine dressmaking with storekeeping and millinery Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Thursday, 1 October 1908 TAABINGA VILLAGE The third store and millinery is owned by Mrs A. Boge, assisted by her daughters, who are, I understand, dressmakers. Mrs A. Boge is mother to Mrs H. Ollsen of the same Village, and herself (Mrs A. Boge) is a daughter of Mrs P. A. Bundensen, also of Taabinga Village. The old lady, although 74 years of age and blessed with many children residing in or about Taabinga, prefers to live by herself without attendance, and thus keep her independence rather than to reside with any of her children, who would be only too glad to accept her in their own family. I found Mrs Bundensen (senr.) very active for her age and well capable to attend, not only to her household duties, but also to her flower and, I think, vegetable garden. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Thursday, 1 October 1908 Bundesen is spelt Bundensen
• Personal: 1 Oct 1908, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; TAABINGA VILLAGE The third store and millinery is owned by Mrs A. Boge, assisted by her daughters, who are, I understand, dressmakers. Mrs A. Boge is mother to Mrs H. Ollsen of the same Village, and herself (Mrs A. Boge) is a daughter of Mrs P. A. Bundensen, also of Taabinga Village. The old lady, although 74 years of age and blessed with many children residing in or about Taabinga, prefers to live by herself without attendance, and thus keep her independence rather than to reside with any of her children, who would be only too glad to accept her in their own family. I found Mrs Bundernen (senr.) very active for her age and well capable to attend, not only to her household duties, but also to her flower and, I think, vegetable garden. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Thursday, 1 October 1908 Bundesen is spelt Bundensen
• Funeral Service: 1 Nov 1937, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; The funeral of the late Mrs Anthilda Boge, relict of the late Marcus Boge, who died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs R. Johnson, "The Grange", Burnett Heads, on Thursday, took place on Saturday from the Church of England for interment in the general cemetery. The deceased lady, who lived in Maryborough for 60 years, had lately been living at Kingaroy, and recently she came to Bundaberg to spend a holiday with her daughter, Mrs R. Johnson, The late Mrs Boge was well known in Maryborough where she lived practically the whole of her life, and where her husband predeceased her some years ago. She is survived by an adult family. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Monday, 1 November 1937 Maryborough Chronicle, Queensland, 1 Nov 1937
• Obituary: 2 Nov 1937, The Kingaroy Herald, Queensland; The death of Mrs Anthilde Marie Christine Boge, widow of the late Mr Marcus Boge, took place in Bundaberg on Thursday last. This severed another link with the history of early Kingaroy, for she had resided in Taabinga village for 37 years. She had been in failing health for some months and shortly before her death had gone to reside with her daughter in Bundaberg. Mrs Boge was born in Schleswig-Holstein in 1856, and came to Australia with her parents in 1873, the family landing in Marborough. She married Mr Marcus Boge, who engaged in sugar planting at Catchell's Falls on the Mary River. Later they purchased a farm and erected a mill at Aurora Plantation and also helped to establish the Tiaro sawmills. Mr Boge was for many years a prominent citizen of Maryborough, and held many prominent positions and in all his undertakings, he had the help and encouragement of his wife. He also commenced a boot-making business in which he was very successful. It is recalled that Mrs Boge had the distinction of the first boat built by Walkers Limited of Maryborough. About 37 years ago they came to this district and selected land at Taabinga Village, where Mrs. Boge had resided ever since. Mr Boge died in Maryborough 35 years ago. The deceased lady was of a kindly and hospitable disposition, and endeared herself to all by her charity to others. She was an ardent member of the Church of England, and it was only recently that poor hearing prevented her from taking an active part in the services. The funeral took place in Bundaberg on Saturday. From "The Kingaroy Herald, Queensland," 2 November 1937
• Will: 6 Jun 1938, The Brisbane Courier, Queensland; Name of Deceased Proprietor. - Anthllde Marie Christine (otherwise Anthilda) Boge, late of Taabinga village, near Klngaroy, widow. Date of Death. - 28th October. 1937. Names of Claimants. - Albert Boge, of Maryborough, and Frank Boge, of Talwood, as Devisees In Trust. Description and Situation of Land. - Subdivision 10 of portion 124v, county of Fltzroy, parish of Wooroolln, and allotment 8 of section 2, village of Taabinga. Estate Claimed to be Transmitted. - Fee- simple. Particulars of Will or Otherwise. ? Will dated 1st June, 1931. Date within which Caveat may bo Lodged. - 12th July, 1938. Transcribed from " The Brisbane Courier, Queensland, Monday 6 June 1938"
• Personal: 28 Jun 1948, Maryborough Chronicle, Queensland; MEMORIES OF A PIONEER (Bv Jos. Gehrmann) He was not a pioneer in the sense that he blazed tracks through the bush, but he made many boots and shoes that were worn by pioneers , and their wives and daughters. Harry Gehrmann was about six years of age when his parents arrived in Queensland from across the "big pond" from Germany. What education Harry got came from the old primary school, at the corner of Alice and Lennox-streets. The school building later became an immigration depot, and the Naval Brigade had a drill hall on the same site. Harry served his apprenticeship as bootmaker under his uncle, the late Mr. Marcus Boge, who, in partnership with Mr. David Gardiner, carried on their business in the two-storied shop in Ellena-street, opposite Mr.Hughie Shaw?s black smiths shop. At that time, Friday afternoon closing obtained, and the shops were open on Saturdays until 9 p.m., and Harry was called upon to deliver parcels on Saturday nights on which messages often accompanied him. 1 often had the wind up about the blacks when we were called upon to go to the far side of Newtown. By the way, people at that time used to refer to "over the creek." By "over the creek" was meant the gully along which trains now go to the wharves though the gully at that time was more like a creek than now. And people used to refer to "Irish,-town"- this because there were a goodly number of Irish people who lived close to each other in a part of "over the creek" or Newtown. I wish to refer here to the late Mr. Boge, who was a born gentleman, and a popular man in the Masonic Order. He married into a pioneering family, the Bundesens, of Netherby, and Mrs. Boge, as I remember her, was a real lady, always glad to give assistance where needed. Mr. Boge's business partner, Mr. Gardiner, had been, I think, actively connected with the School Of Arts. However, in the course of time, the firm of Boge and Gardiner dissolved partnership by mutual agreement, and Mr. Gardiner went to New Zealand. Mr. Boge bought a sugar plantation at Owanyilla, known as Aurora plantation. He soon struck trouble here, for he maintained that sugar could be grown with white labour. Sugar growers along the Mary River, at that time, used to crush their own cane, and send, the juice to the refinery at Yengarie in punts. And Mr. Boge was advised that if he did away with his Kanaka labour, the refinery would not take his juice, so Mr. Boge had no option. Harry was a versatile leather worker. In those days, cricket balls were not as plentiful as now, and when the covers had been knocked from them, they were sent to Harry Gehrmann to be re-covered. Harry had a design of his own for re-covering, but want of space precludes a description of that design at this juncture, These reconditioned cricket balls made splendid practice balls for a batsman had to watch them all the way-those cricket balls could do things. I will continue the story of this pioneer's early career in a later issue of your journal. Maryborough Chronicle, Queensland, Monday, 28 June 1948

Notes:

Birth:
Ensted Kirkebog 1856, Opslag 117, Birth No. 44
Born ( født) 30 November, christened (døbt) 20 December, Anthilde Marie Christine Bundesen, a legitimate born daughter (ægtefødt datter) of Hussinderste and (og) Chausevaegter Peter Andersen Bundesen and Cathrine Maria fodt Petersen i Stortom.
Moderen born (født) 13 Marts 1834.
Faddere: Christine Nielsen in Stortom: Anne Elise Matzen ibid: Jes Peter Bundesen ibid.

faddere = sponsors at baptism
Hussindersre [ tennant] and Chaussevagter Peter Andersen Bundesen
Chaussevaeghter. Chausse were the stones to pave the road. Vaegte r= Watchman. Peter`s work was to watch the road to see if it needed repairing.

Styrtom ( German : Störtum ) is a building in Southern Jutland , located opposite Enstedværket 3 km north of Stubbæk and 3 km south of Aabenraa's center along the old main road to Flensburg . The building belongs to Aabenraa Municipality and is located in the Region of Southern Denmark .

Styrtom belongs to Ensted Parish. Ensted Church is located 5 km southwest of Styrtom.


Christened:
Faddere: Christine Nielsen in Stortom: Anne Elise Matzen ibid: Jes Peter Bundesen ibid.
faddere = sponsors at baptism
Third Sponser was her Uncle Jes Peter Bundesen in Stortom

Confirmation:
Kværs Kirkebog 1763-1884: Opslag No. 208 Confirmation No 22


Emigration:
Peter Andersen Bundesen and Catharina Maria Petersen and their family who come to Queensland .
Tjenestepige is a servant girl. Husam was the last residence of the Bundesens in Denmark. Peter Andersen Bundesen had a farm there.
Record(s) found: 7
Name: Bundesen, Cathrine Marie Occupation: Tjenestepige
Age: 15 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 421300 Registration date: 6/14/1873
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Husum Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
Remarks: SOS: Husum i Tønder amt eller ved København IDcode: I7374B0308

Name: Bundesen, Anthilde Marie Occupation: Tjenestepige
Age: 16 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 421400 Registration date: 6/14/1873
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Husum Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
Remarks: SOS: Husum i Tønder amt eller ved København IDcode: I7374B0309

Name: Bundesen, Peter Andersen Occupation: Landmand
Age: 48 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 421500 Registration date: 6/14/1873
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Husum Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
Remarks: SOS: Husum i Tønder amt eller ved København IDcode: I7374B0310

Name: Bundesen, Chatrine Marie Occupation: Hustru
Age: 39 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 421500 Registration date: 6/14/1873
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Husum Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
Remarks: SOS: Husum i Tønder amt eller ved København IDcode: I7374B0311

Name: Bundesen, Petra Christine Occupation: Barn
Age: 08 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 421500 Registration date: 6/14/1873
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Husum Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
Remarks: SOS: Husum i Tønder amt eller ved København IDcode: I7374B0312

Name: Bundesen, Peter Johan Occupation: Barn
Age: 06 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 421500 Registration date: 6/14/1873
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Husum Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
Remarks: SOS: Husum i Tønder amt eller ved København IDcode: I7374B0313

Name: Bundesen, Marie Caroline Occupation: Barn
Age: 03 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 421500 Registration date: 6/14/1873
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Husum Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
Remarks: SOS: Husum i Tønder amt eller ved København IDcode: I7374B0314

Buried:
Anthilde and her daughter Hilda Elizabeth are buried together.
BUNDABERG CEMETERY BURIAL REGISTER
Details: Surname:BOGE Given Name(s):Anthilda
Year of Birth:1856: Year of Death:1937: Gender:Female
Funeral Director: n/a: Place of Residence:QLD Kingaroy: Place of Birth: Schleswig Denmark: Church: Anglican Minister: n/a
Grave Details: Location:A13B Grave Number:P1650 Ownership:Private War Grave:No
Other burials located in this grave: JOHNSON HIlda Elizabeth
Burial Details: Surname:JOHNSON: Given Name(s):Hilda Elizabeth: Year of Birth:1892: Year of Death:1959: Gender:Female: Funeral Director: n/a;
Place of Residence:Bundaberg: Place of Birth: Maryborough, Australia; Church:Anglican; Minister: n/a
Grave Details: Location: A13B Grave Number: P1650 Ownership: Private War Grave :No Other burials located in this grave: BOGE Anthilda.

Marx — Catharina Storjahann. Catharina was born Germany; died 13 May 1900, Maryborough, Queensland, Australia; was buried 14 May 1900, Maryborough Cemetery, Queensland. [Group Sheet]

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• Death Notice: 14 May 1900, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; Death Notice BOGE.-On May 13th, 1900, at the residence of her daughter (Mrs N. Gehrmann), Adelaide Street, Katerine, beloved mother of Jochim, Jurgen, Hans and Marcus Boge, and Mrs C. Pohlmann, Mrs Sayler, Mrs N. Gehrmann, and Mrs A. Braker, aged 87 years and 4 months. (Deeply regretted) Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Monday 14 May 1900
• Funeral Notice: 14 May 1900, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; The friends of the late KATERINE BOGE, and of her Sons and Daughters, are respectfully invited to attend her Funeral, to move from the residence of her daughter (Mrs N. Gehrmann), Adelaide Street, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock. J. AMMENHAUSER, Undertaker, Adelaide street. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Monday 14 May 1900

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• Emigration: 30 Jun1873, From Husum, Husum i Tønder via København and Hamburg to Queensland, Australia; Peter Andersen Bundesen and Catherine Marie Petersen and their children emigrated in 1873. Their Ticket No was 4215 and issued on 14 Jun 1873 in the Jutland Peninsulia. Last residence: Husum in Tonder County They emigrated on the ship Humboldt, which sailed from Hamburg on 30 Jun 1873 and arrived in Queensland Australia on 30 Nov. 1873. HUMBOLDT 05 11 1873 ... ... Hamburg 30 06 1873 PL M471 (ima 3/4) [ Migrant Shipping Arriving in Queensland Australia] Index to Registers of Immigrant Ships' Arrivals 1848-1912 NAME: BUNDESEN Authilde: Age: 16: Ship: Humboldt: Date: 29 Oct 1873: Location : IMM/114: M/film 1: 492 Z1958: Microfilm 2 M1697 NAME: BUNDESEN Cathrine: Age: 15: Ship: Humboldt 29 Oct 1873:Location: IMM/114: Microfilm 1 : 492 Z1958: Microfilm 2: M1697 NAME: BUNDESEN Cathrine: Age: 39: Ship: Humboldt 29 Oct 1873:Location: IMM/114: Microfilm 1 : 489 Z1958: Microfilm 2: M1697 NAME: BUNDESEN Mary: Age: 3: Ship: Humboldt 29 Oct 1873: Location: IMM/114: Microfilm 1: 489 Z1958: Microfilm 2: M1697 NAME: BUNDESEN Peder: Age: 48: Ship; Humboldt 29 Oct 1873:Location :IMM/114: Microfilm 1: 489 Z1958: Microfilm 2 M1697 NAME: BUNDESEN Peter: Age: 6: Ship Humboldt 29 Oct 1873:Location: IMM/114: Microfilm 1 : 489 Z1958: Microfilm 2 : M1697 NAME: BUNDESEN Petra: Age: 8: Ship: Humboldt 29 Oct 1873: Location : IMM/114: Microfilm 1 : 489 Z1958: Microfilm 2: M1697 Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934 Name: Peder Bundesen Departure Date: 3 Jul 1873 Destination: Queensland Birth Date: abt 1825 Age: 48 Gender: männlich (Male) Residence: Husum, Schleswig (Schleswig-Holstein) Occupation: Arbeiter Ship Name: Humboldt Captain: Busch Shipping line: Rob. M. Sloman & Co. Shipping Clerk: Louis Knorr & Co. Ship Type: Segelschiff Accommodation: ohne Angabe Ship Flag: Deutschland Port of Departure: Hamburg Port of Arrival: Queensland Volume: 373-7 I, VIII A 1 Band 029 A (Staatsarchiv Hamburg; Hamburg, Deutschland; Hamburger Passagierlisten, Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934 ) Name: Cathrina Bundesen Departure Date: 3 Jul 1873 Destination: Queensland Birth Date: abt 1834 Age: 39 Gender: weiblich (Female) Relationship: Frau (Wife) Residence: Husum, Schleswig (Schleswig-Holstein) Ship Name: Humboldt Captain: Busch Shipping line: Rob. M. Sloman & Co. Shipping Clerk: Louis Knorr & Co. Ship Type: Segelschiff Accommodation: ohne Angabe Ship Flag: Deutschland Port of Departure: Hamburg Port of Arrival: Queensland (Staatsarchiv Hamburg; Hamburg, Deutschland; Hamburger Passagierlisten, Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934 ) Name: Anthilde Bundesen Departure Date: 3 Jul 1873 Destination: Queensland Birth Date: abt 1857 Age: 16 Gender: weiblich (Female) Relationship: Kind (Child) Residence: Husum, Schleswig (Schleswig-Holstein) Ship Name: Humboldt Captain: Busch Shipping line: Rob. M. Sloman & Co. Shipping Clerk: Louis Knorr & Co. Ship Type: Segelschiff Accommodation: ohne Angabe Ship Flag: Deutschland Port of Departure: Hamburg Port of Arrival: Queensland Volume: 373-7 I, VIII A 1 Band 029 A (Staatsarchiv Hamburg; Hamburg, Deutschland; Hamburger Passagierlisten, Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934) Name: Cathrine Bundesen Departure Date: 3 Jul 1873 Destination: Queensland Birth Date: abt 1858 Age: 15 Gender: weiblich (Female) Relationship: Kind (Child) Residence: Husum, Schleswig (Schleswig-Holstein) Ship Name: Humboldt Captain: Busch Shipping line: Rob. M. Sloman & Co. Shipping Clerk: Louis Knorr & Co. Ship Type: Segelschiff Accommodation: ohne Angabe Ship Flag: Deutschland Port of Departure: Hamburg Port of Arrival: Queensland (Staatsarchiv Hamburg; Hamburg, Deutschland; Hamburger Passagierlisten, Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934) Name: Petra Bundesen Departure Date: 3 Jul 1873 Destination: Queensland Birth Date: abt 1865 Age: 8 Gender: weiblich (Female) Relationship: Kind (Child) Residence: Husum, Schleswig (Schleswig-Holstein) Ship Name: Humboldt Captain: Busch Shipping line: Rob. M. Sloman & Co. Shipping Clerk: Louis Knorr & Co. Ship Type: Segelschiff Accommodation: ohne Angabe Ship Flag: Deutschland Port of Departure: Hamburg Port of Arrival: Queensland (Staatsarchiv Hamburg; Hamburg, Deutschland; Hamburger Passagierlisten, Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934) (Staatsarchiv Hamburg; Hamburg, Deutschland; Hamburger Passagierlisten, Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934) Name: Peter Bundesen Departure Date: 3 Jul 1873 Destination: Queensland Birth Date: abt 1867 Age: 6 Gender: männlich (Male) Relationship: Kind (Child) Residence: Husum, Schleswig (Schleswig-Holstein) Ship Name: Humboldt Captain: Busch Shipping line: Rob. M. Sloman & Co. Shipping Clerk: Louis Knorr & Co. Ship Type: Segelschiff Accommodation: ohne Angabe Ship Flag: Deutschland Port of Departure: Hamburg Port of Arrival: Queensland (Staatsarchiv Hamburg; Hamburg, Deutschland; Hamburger Passagierlisten, Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934) Name: Marie Bundesen Departure Date: 3 Jul 1873 Destination: Queensland Birth Date: abt 1870 Age: 3 Gender: weiblich (Female) Relationship: Kind (Child) Residence: Husum, Schleswig (Schleswig-Holstein) Ship Name: Humboldt Captain: Busch Shipping line: Rob. M. Sloman & Co. Shipping Clerk: Louis Knorr & Co. Ship Type: Segelschiff Accommodation: ohne Angabe Ship Flag: Deutschland Port of Departure: Hamburg Port of Arrival: Queensland (Staatsarchiv Hamburg; Hamburg, Deutschland; Hamburger Passagierlisten, Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934) HUMBOLDT The Hamburg ship HUMBOLDT was built at Glasgow by Alexander Stephen, for the Hamburg shipowner Robert Miles Sloman, as a replacement for a vessel of the same name which had been lost in 1866; registered 31 May 1867. 309 Commerzlasten / 719 tons; 50,3 x 9,1 x 5,64 meters (length x beam x depth of hold). Master from 1872-1878 was H. D. Busch 1872-1877 - H. D. Busch 1873/74 - Queensland/intermediate ports/Bremerhaven On 9 March 1897, the HUMBOLDT was sold to the Hamburg firm of Fontes, Friedrichs & Kracht. In 1898, she was owned by de Freitas, of Para, and sailed under the name LENOR. [Source: Palmer List of Merchant Vessels] Note for the PORT of BREMERHAVEN BREMERHAVEN is a Seaport town of Germany in the Free State of Breman, on the right Bank and Estuary of the Weser. The Maryborough Chronicle of the 6th instant reports that the German immigrant ship Humboldt left Hamburg on the 3rd of July, 1873, carrying 379 passengers including 118 children under 12 years of age of whom 18 were infants under 1 year. Soon after sailing, scarlantina appeared on board, but in consequence of the perfect isoation isolation of thoso affwsted, the desease was confined to a comparitavely small portion of the children. 18 of whom were affected -the last on the 4th of October.Three adults were also attacked. Among the numerous children whooping cough also broke out, about 30 of them were affected. Afterwards under the influence of cold weather in the southern latitudes, broncitis arose and carried off some of them. Near the conclusion of the voyage, survey appeared among the adults. this was the natural consequence of neglect of sufficient exercise, to which the women with large familiesare particularilr prone. Water and provisions were of the best quality. A condenser was on board the ship. the deaths on board included one adult female, after confinement: 7 infants under1 year: 9 children under 2 years, mostly of bronchitis: 6 children under 6 years. Apart from the few cases of scurvy already mentioned, the health of the adults was most excellent, no serious desease having occured among them. Eight children were born on board the ship, three of them during her anchorage at White Cliffs, Hervey's Bay, the health officer ordered her to undergo six days quarantine, there having been contagious desease on board. This time was spent in cleaning and boiling everything used by the passengers during the voyage, a practice which is to be commended for all immigrant ships, in order that every possibility of the germs of contagion or of infection being afterwards on land in clothes or bedding may be precluded. Transcribed from the "The Brisbane Courier, Queensland, Thursday 27 November 1873 First Name - Peder Last Name - Bundesen Age - 48 Town - Husum City - Hamburg State - Schleswig Event Year - 1873 Gender - m Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 117 Standing - Arbeiter Country - Australia State - Queensland First Name - Cathrina Last Name - Bundesen Age - 39 Town - Husum City - Hamburg State - Schleswig Event Year - 1873 Gender - f Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 118 Standing - Frau Country - Australia State - Queensland irst Name - Petra Last Name - Bundesen Age - 8 Town - Husum City - Hamburg State - Schleswig Event Year - 1873 Gender - f Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 119 Standing - Kind Country - Australia State - Queensland First Name - Peter Last Name - Bundesen Age - 6 Town - Husum City - Hamburg State - Schleswig Event Year - 1873 Gender - m Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 120 Standing - Kind Country - Australia State - Queensland First Name - Marie Last Name - Bundesen Age - 3 Town - Husum City - Hamburg State - Schleswig Event Year - 1873 Gender - f Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 121 Standing - Kind Country - Australia State - Queensland First Name - Anthilde Last Name - Bundesen Age - 16 Town - Husum City - Hamburg State - Schleswig Event Year - 1873 Gender - f Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 122 Standing - Kind Country - Australia State - Queensland First Name - Cathrine Last Name - Bundesen Age - 15 Town - Husum City - Hamburg State - Schleswig Event Year - 1873 Gender - f Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 123 Standing - Kind Country - Australia State - Queensland (Emigrants from Hamburg to Australasia 1850-1879)
• Emigration: 14 Jun1873, From Husum, Tonder County to Queensland, Australia ; Registration for Emigration
• Confirmation: 21 Mar 1841, Kliplev Kirke
• Census: 1855, Kliplev, Åbenrå, Denmark; Denmark Census, 1855
• Census: 1855, Kliplev, Åbenrå, Denmark; Denmark Census, 1855
• Census: 1855, Kliplev, Åbenrå, Denmark; Denmark Census, 1855 1 Feb 1855 Peter Andersen Bundesen, Kliplev, Åbenrå, Denmark, age, 30 Cathrina Mar Petersen, Kliplev, Åbenrå, Denmark, 21 Anna Helene Bundesen, 1, Kliplev, Åbenrå, Denmark Peder Pedersen, 15, Kliplev, Åbenrå, Denmark Fredrik Pedersen, Kliplev, Åbenrå, Denmark, 56, Widow, Mauermand (Dansk Demografisk Database-Rigsarkivet- Folketællinger)
• Census: 1860, Parish: Ensted Place name: Styrtom; 1 Dec 1860 Census year: FT-1860 County: Aabenraa District: Lundtoft Parish: Ensted Place name: Styrtom Source: Styrtom Peter Andersen Bundesen 35, Husfader, Vejmand, birth place, Lundtoft Cathrina Maria f. Petersen, 26, Hans kone, birth place, Rinkenæs Anthilde Maria Christina Bundesen, 4, Deres børn, birthplace, Lundtoft Cathrine Maria Fredrikke Bundesen, 1, Deres børn, birthplace, Styrtom (Dansk Demografisk Database-Rigsarkivet- Folketællinger) Vejmand-road man, road mender
• Emmigration: 6 Nov 1873, The Brisbane Courier, Queensland; The arrival of the Humboldt at White Cliffs, Hervey Bay The Maryborough Chronicle of the 6th instant reports that the German immigrant ship Humboldt left Hamburg on the 3rd of July, 1873, carrying 379 passengers including 118 children under 12 years of age of whom 18 were infants under 1 year. Soon after sailing, scarlantina appeared on board, but in consequence of the perfect isoation isolation of thoso affwsted, the desease was confined to a comparitavely small portion of the children. 18 of whom were affected -the last on the 4th of October.Three adults were also attacked. Among the numerous children whooping cough also broke out, about 30 of them were affected. Afterwards under the influence of cold weather in the southern latitudes, broncitis arose and carried off some of them. Near the conclusion of the voyage, survey appeared among the adults. this was the natural consequence of neglect of sufficient exercise, to which the women with large familiesare particularilr prone. Water and provisions were of the best quality. A condenser was on board the ship. the deaths on board included one adult female, after confinement: 7 infants under1 year: 9 children under 2 years, mostly of bronchitis: 6 children under 6 years. Apart from the few cases of scurvy already mentioned, the health of the adults was most excellent, no serious desease having occured among them. Eight children were born on board the ship, three of them during her anchorage at White Cliffs, Hervey's Bay, the health officer ordered her to undergo six days quarantine, there having been contagious desease on board. This time was spent in cleaning and boiling everything used by the passengers during the voyage, a practice which is to be commended for all immigrant ships, in order that every possibility of the germs of contagion or of infection being afterwards on land in clothes or bedding may be precluded. Transcribed from the "The Brisbane Courier, Queensland, Thursday 27 November 1873
• Occupation: 1854 - 1873, Denmark ; Occupations of Peter Andersen Bundesen in Denmark: 1854, 28 Febuary, Lundtoft, Kliplev Parish Inderste Peter Andersen Bundesen [inderste = lodger (as in a house - living as a renter] 1856, March 5. When Friederich Petersen died, his daughter Catharina Maria was married to Kaadner [Farmer] Peter Andersen Bundesen in Lundtoft 1856, 30 November, Stortom [Strytom], Ensted Parish Hussinderste [House tennant] and Chaussevagter Peter Andersen Bundesen [Chaussevaeghter. Chausse were the stones to pave the road. Vaegter= Watchman. Peter`s work was to watch the road to see if it needed repairing. Peter and Catherine lived in Stortom, Kliplev Parish, Lundtoft District , Aabenraa County] 1859, 28 Feb, Styrtom Chausseopsynsmand Peter Andersen Bundesen in Styrtom, Ensted Parish Chausse , stones for paving the road. Opsmand = the man who keeps an eye on the road to see if it needed repairing ( opsyn = obseve and mand= man) Jan 1860, Census, Styrtom, Ensted Parish Peter Andersen Bundesen 35 Gift Husfader, Vejmand Lundtoft [vej = road, route, way: Mand = man] Chausseopsynsmand Peter Andersen Bundesen 1862, March 10, Holbol Bomhuss Bommand Peter Andersen Bundesen in Holbol Bomhuss [Toll house] A Bommand was a Gate Keeper. He lived in a house at the gates of the town. He collected customs duty at the town gate. from people coming from the country to a market town with farm produce to sell. (On 31 Aug 1862 Peter Anderson Bondesen in Holdbi was first Sponser for his nephew Peter Andersen Thomsen) 1864, October 14, Holbol Bomhuss Bommand Peter Andersen Bundesen in Holbol Bomhuss [Toll House] Peter Andersen Bundesen is still the Bommand. This possibly included taking tolls from travellers on the Flensburg Road. 1867, May 5 Styrtom Bommand Peter Andersen Bundesen in Strytom [Stortom], Ensted Parish 27 Jan 1870- 27 Feb 1870: Living in Quars, Kværs Parish, Aabenraa County Birth of Marie Caroline Amalie Bundesen. Boels Parcelist Peter Andersen Bundesen. Boels: Farmer; Parcelist: Owner of a house and enough land for a garden. 2 Apr 1871: Quars Mark, Kværs Parish, Aabenraa County. confirmation of Anthilde Marie Christine Bundesen in Kværs Kirke Parcelist Peter Andersen Bundesen. A Parcelist is an owner of a house and enough land for a garden After 2 Apr 1871 and until 14 June 1873. Hussum, Tonder County 1873 Landmand in Husum 1873 Emigration: Nordfriisk Instituut - Auswanderer-Archiv Nordfriesland BUNDESEN, PETER - 1873 with family
• Residence: 1825 - 1873, Denmark; Places of Residence Denmark: 28 May 1825 to 1841; Lundtoft, Kliplev Parish; Birth and Confirmation of Peter Andersen Bundesen 9 Apr. 1853 and 16 May 1853: Lundtoft, Kliplev Parish Lundtoft District Aaabenraa County; Engagement and marriage to Catharina Maria Petersen 1854 Inderste Peter Andersen Bundesen [inderste = lodger (as in a house - living as a renter] 28 Feb. 1854; Lundtoft, Kliplev Parish, Lundtoft District, Aabenraa County: Birth of Anna Helena Bundesen and christenening 24 March 1854 Inderste[Tenant] Peter Andersen Bundesen 5 Mar 1856. Lundtoft, Kliplev Parish, Lundtoft District, Aabenraa County. Death of Friederich Friederichsen. His daughter Maria Catharina was married to Kaadner [Farmer] Peter Andersen Bundesen in Lundtoft. 30 Nov. 1856: Stortom [Styrtom], Ensted Parish, Lundtoft District, Aabenraa County: Birth of Anthilde Marie Christine Bundesen and christening on 20 Dec.1856. [Hussinderste [ tennant] and Chaussevagter Peter Andersen Bundesen] 26 Dec. 1856: Lundtoft, Kliplev Parish: Death in Lundtoft of Anna Helena Bundesen and burial on 1 Jan. 1857 28 Feb. 1859; Styrtom, Ensted Parish: Birth of Catharine Maria Frederikke Bundesen and christening on 13 March 1859 [Chausseopsynsmand Peter Andersen Bundesen] Jan. 1860: Styrtom, Ensted Parish Census year: FT-1860 County: Aabenraa District: Lundtoft Parish: Ensted Place name: Styrtom Household-/ family no: 184 Source entry no: C8166 Record no: 959 Peter Andersen Bundesen 35 Gift Husfader, Vejmand Lundtoft [Birthplace] [vej = road, route, way: Mand = man] 9 Sep 1860: Catharina Maria Bundesen in Styrtom was the first Sponser at the christening of Anna Christine Lorentzen, daughter of Andreas Lorentzen and his wife Ellen Marie Bundesen [Peter Andersen Bundesen's sister]Anna Christine Lorentzen was born in Ensted Parish on 16 Aug 1860 and christened in Ensted Kirke. The second witness was her Uncle Peter Petersen Bundesen in Lundtoft 10 March 1862: Holbol Bomhuss [Holbol Bommand's House = Toll house], Holbol Parish, Aabenraa County; Birth of Helene Marie Bundesen in the Holbol, Bommand's House and christening on 23 March 1862. Helene Marie Bundesen died in Aabenraa, Aabenraa County on 28 May 1866 and was buried on 1 Jun. 1866; Age 4 years and 3 months. [Bommand Peter Andersen Bundesen] [Holbol Bomhuss = Holbol Toll house] 1862, 31 August: Peter Andersen Bondesen in Holdbi was the first witness [godfather?] at the christening of Peter Andersen Thomsen, son of his sister Kiesten Marie Bundesen and Andreas Thomsen. 14 Oct.1864: Holbol Bomhuss; Birth of Petra Christina Elizabeth Bundesen and christening on 6 Nov. 1864 [Bommand Peter Andersen Bundesen] Peter Andersen Bundesen was Innkeeper of the Holdbi Kro [Kro =hotel] from 1860-1865. He had a contract there to for claiming tolls from travellers on the Flensburg Road. This must fit in when he was the Bommand in the Holbol Bommand's House. Holbi Kro is 20 Kilometres south of Aabenraa on the Flensburg Road [left hand side]. There is no mention of him being an Innkeeper on any of the children's birth certificates though. A Bommand was a toll man & Gate Keeper. He lived in a house at the gates of the town. He collected customs duty at the town gate. from people coming from the country to a market town with farm produce to sell. Kruså-Holdbi Kro In the middle of the beautiful scenery in the southern part of Jutland ? only three kilometers from the German border ? you will find a traditional Danish inn. It is the ?Holdbi Kro? near Kruså. Entering the premises, you instantly get the sensation that something special is awaiting you. In the early days, the building was commonly referred to as the Royal Privileged Holdbi Inn but, in 1981, the old buildings were taken over and renovated by A Hereford Beefstouw. The eldest son of the Damgaard family, architect Søren Damgaard, was in charge of the restoration. The cozy thatched house dates back to 1847 and the inn is rich with stories of its history. According to the A Hereford Beefstouw tradition, the restaurant houses several pieces of art. The walls are decorated with paintings by Henry Heerup, amongst others. A decanting machine holds a prominent position in the middle of the room and has become a natural part of the interior ? just like the classic grill, the salad bar and the solid wooden tables. The restaurant in Kruså has room for 56 dining guests and it is possible to arrange for larger parties in separate rooms connected to the restaurant. 28 May 1866; Aabenraa, Aabenraa County: Helene Marie Bundesen died in Aabenraa, Aabenraa County and was buried on 1 Jun. 1866: Age 4 years and 3 months. 5 May 1867; Styrtom, Ensted Parish, Aabenraa County; Birth of Peter Johan Bundesen and christening on 10 June 1867. [Bommand Peter Andersen Bundesen] 21 Jun.1868: Cliplefmark, Kliplev Parish, first witness at the christening of Asmus Friedrich Hansen. He was the son of Metta Marie Petersen and Jorgen Hansen. Asmus was christened in Rinkenaes Kirke. Metta Marie Petersen was the sister of Catharina Maria Petersen 27 Jan 1870 -27 Feb 1870: Quars, Kværs Parish Aabenraa County: Birth and christening of Marie Caroline Amalie Bundesen. 2 Apr 1871: Quars Mark, Kværs Parish, Aabenraa County. confirmation of Anthilde Marie Christine Bundesen in Kværs Kirke After 2 Apr 1871 and until 14 June 1873 or shortly after. Husum, Tonder County The Bundesen's Emigration Ticket was Number 4215 and issued on 14 Jun.1873 in the Jutland Peninsulia. Last residence Husum in Tonder County 1873 Emigration: Nordfriisk Instituut - Auswanderer-Archiv Nordfriesland BUNDESEN, PETER - 1873 with family They boarded the Humboldt at Hamburg on 30 Jun.1873.
• Personal: 22 Nov 1873, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN THE POST OFFICE, MARYBOROUGH. If not claimed or before the 16th Decem ber, 1873, will be forwarded to the Dead Letter Office, Brisbane. Saturday, 22 November 1873 Bundesen, Peter Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland,
• Personal: 24 Jun 1875, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; £1 Reward LOST, from Tinana, a GREY HORSE, branded FG on left shoulder. Whoever brings the same to MR. HILL, Cornstalk Hotel, will receive the above reward. P. BUNDESEN. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Thursday 24 June 1875
• Naturalization: 1878, Tiaro, Queensland; NAME: BUNDESEN, Katrina Maria: Number: 155: Year: 1898: ID: 882279: Prev Sys: SCT/CF28: M/film No. Z2211 NAME: BUNDESEN, Peter: Number: 4236: Year: ID: 1878: 882264: SCT/CF13:: M/film No. Z2204 NAME: BUNDESEN, Peter Johan: Number: 154:Year: 1898: ID: 882279: Prev Sys SCT/CF28: M/film No. Z2211 (Combined Index to Naturalisations 1851 -1904, State Archives, Queensland)
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1879, Mount Pleasant, Parish Street, Mary River, Tiaro; Queensland Electoral Roll 1870 -1879 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Tiaro Bundesen, Peter Andersen 1879: Freehold, Mount Pleasant, Parish Street,Mary River
• Personal: 17 Aug 1883, Goorah near Gundiah; Last Name: Bunderson First Name: Peter Andersen Title: Run or Farm: Goorah Nearest Post Town: Gundiah Brand: AB5 Certificate Number: B20997 Date: 17 August 1883 Page: 521 Type: Registration State: Queensland Country: Australia (Queensland Horse and Cattle Brands Index 1872-1899)
• Personal: 17 Aug 1883, Near Gundiah; Last Name: Bunderson: First Name: Peter Andersen: Nearest Post Town: Gundiah: Date: 17 August 1883. Last Name: Bundersen: First Name: Peter Petersen: Nearest Post Town: Gundiah: Date: 17 August 1883. (Queensland Horse and Cattle Brands Index 1872-1899)
• Land: 2 Oct 1884, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; GYMPIE LAND COURT. At the usual monthly sitting of the Gvmpie Land Court held yesterday morning, before Mr. Commissioner Board, the following applications were dealt with: Homestead. P. A. Bundesen, 85 acres, Gundiah; granted. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Thursday 2 October 1884
• Drowning: 2 Mar 1887, Mary River; Queensland Police Gazette 1887 Name: Anton Emil Andreas, Labourer, age 24 Place of Death: Mary River Police District: Tiaro Supposed Cause of Death: Drowning Persons last seen in company of Deceased: P. A. Bundersen By whom reported: J. McKewan, J.P Inquest: yes TIARO (From our own Correspondent) March 1 Since Saturday morning the water has been gradually disappearing from the fertile banks of the river under cultivation, and the crops to a great extent are seen to be levelled and where the corn is left standing it is found to be quite spoilt, as in less than 24 hours the grains crack and commence growing. The houses that were submerged are in a most deplorable state, being covered with mud, and it is impossible at present to calculate the loss sustained by the farmers. A farmer at Gundiah, in describing his loss by the flood, states that not only was the corn ready to pick carried away by the waters and the winter crop completely spoiled, but the surface of the land, ploughed deep, was completely washed away, ruining the farm, and this is by no means an individual case. Considerable damage has been done to fencing, culverts and roads throughout the Tiaro Division; at Teebar and Clifton the damage to fences was great and the loss of stock not yet known, but several carcases of drowned horses have been found. The water in Teebar Creek was 6 feet higher than in the '75 flood, but happily only one life has been lost-namely, Anton Emill Anderson, nephew of the man Joaaeson who was drowned at Miva crossing about a month ago. Deceased was employed at Mr. Bundersen's farm as a labourer, and Mr. Bundersen, seeing a lot of cockatoos on a patch of corn left, high and dry by the flood, caught a horse with the intention of swimming a creek that intervened, in order to drive the cockatoos away. Anderson asked where he was going, and being told, said you are an old man, let me go, I am younger than you. After some persuasion, Buudersen consented, and Anderson rode into the creek, which was backed up by the flood waters; there was no current. After getting in a little way, both horse and man went under. The carcass of the horse was got about an hour after, but up to the present the body of the man is not recovered. The friends of the deceased and the police are making every effort to recover the body. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Wednesday, 2 March 1887

Notes:

FLOOD NEWS.
TIARO TO GOOTHIE.
[FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRBSPONDENT.]
Tiaro, February 16.
First it should be recorded that the three dairies have suspended operations owing to the impassable state of the road. A brisk demand for cheese has sprung up and is likely to continue for some time, which would enable the dairies here to extend operations, if only the weather changed. Most of the dairymen have had to turn their cows out, a serious lose to them when the cows shall again be needed.
Starting from the Tiaro Bridge on the eastern bank of the river the next farm claiming notice is Mr. Neilaman?s. His house is situated above flood mark, but like many others he was not so careful respecting his barn, but that was only 18 inches under water and his corn was placed up aloft. He, however, lost about 12 acres of growing maize.
The adjoining farm is owned and worked by Mr. Boi Jaoobsen, whose house was three feet under water, and his barn completely submerged, causing the destruction of 15 bags of maize, two bags of seed wheat, and one ton of potatoes. He also lost 15 acres of maize in the field and one acre of lucerne. Mr. Jacobean fortunately got his furniture safely carted into the town, where he and his family have sincs resided.
The lofty railway bridge crossing what is here known as Nash?s gully was fully two feet under water, a fact hard to realize when standing on Mr. Jacobsen?s land.
The farms of Messrs. Lawrence, Stevens and Barriskil, I shall report upon in my next, when taking the opposite bank, from which a fair view can only be obtained of the immense land slips which have occurred hereabouts and which are daily increasing.
The next farm has recently been leased to Mr. J. Cook, who has erected a substantial house upon it, which was just above flood level, but the family cleared to Tiaro for safety. He lost 60 acres of maize.
His neighbour, Mr. Cornwell, has his house and outbuildings erected on very high ground, but the waters came so near that Mr. Cornwell and his family cleared to a small dairy recently erected by him on a high and dry ridge on the road to Tiaro. No crops were lost here.
Mrs. Gilchrist, lost about 5 acres of maize, and like her next neighbour, Mrs. Gordon, had to turn out her dairy herd.
Mr. Gilchrist, jun., has lost about 5 acres of ripe maize and 4 acres of lucerne. His barn was flooded, destroying about 200 bushels of maize, but his hay in shed was above flood level. Fully 16 acres of low lying land has from one to two feet of sand washed on to it.
Adjoining this property is the tobacco farm occupied by Austin and Gilchrist, who have lost 31 acres of growing tobacco, which promised to give a heavy yield- a discouraging beginning for them.
Passing the uncultivated property known as Home Park, we come to a very low-lyiug farm occupied by Mr. W. Young, who bas necessarily suffered severely. The land is exceedingly rich, which may be accepted as an excuse for tbe great risk of working such low-lying land. Mr. Young's house was situated on high land away back in the forest, but his barn was 7 feet under water, causing the destruction of 70 bags of maize and all his harness. He also lost 9 acres of growing maize, 1 acre of lucerne, 10 pigs, over 100 fowls, 10 tons of hay in stack, and one tank.
Mr. George Jensen owns the next farm, and had his house slightly submerged, but his neighbour, Mr. Thompson, kindly came to the rescue with his dray and horses and took his goods to a place of safety. The barn was high and dry, enabling Jensen to save his dry corn and hay, but he lost 6 acres of growing maize, 2 acres of lucerne, and half an acre of tobacco.
Mr. Rasmussen?s house and barn are wisely built above even this flood level, and he was able to harbour his neighbour, Jensen and family, for three days. Mr. Rasmussen, however, lost 15 acres of maize and an acre of lucerne.
His neighbour, Mr. S. Thompson, had 2 feet of water in his house, but his barn was above flood mark. He lost 3 acres of green maize, and the fearful current hereabouts washed the soil off 6 acres of his land and left a deposit of 2 feet of sand on other 3 acres.
His brother, Mr. A. Thompson, had both his bouse and barn under water, but he cleared by boat on Friday night to Mr. Casey?s. He lost 600 bushels of maize and a ton of potatoes in his barn, and 11 acres of green corn.
Mr. Casey?s house and barn were high and dry, but he lost 3 acres of young maize.
Mr. Bundesen, senr., had his barn 2 feet under water, and he lost 6 tons of hay in stacks, 8 acres of growing maize, and 2 acres of lucerne.
Mr. Haden?s house was 11 feet under water, causing him to move to a new house a little higher on Friday, but next morning he and his large family had again to shift, this time to his barn, situated in safety on a high ridge. Mr. Haden lost 20 acres of maize, 2 acres of lucerne, half an acre of potatoes, and 6 tons of hay in stack.
Mr. Jeppesen, the well-known cigar maker and tobacco grower, next claims attention. His house was above flood level, but his barns were flooded, destroying seven bags of seed potatoes and half-a-ton of newly cut tobacco. He also lost 80 acres of growing maize, one acre of tobacco, and 1 acre of lucerne. The farms heree are on a rich alluvial flat, but dangerously low, hence as far as the eye can stretch the fields wear an aspect of utter desolution, every vestige of vegetation and every fence having disappeared.
Mr. Bundesen, Junr., had his house, barn and out buildings all under water, and had to clear to Jeppesen?s; his furniture bedding and clothing getting badly damaged, He lost 15 acres of standing maize, and a large quantity of seed wheat destroyed in his barn.
Mr. Sorensen?s house and barn were also flooded, severely damaging their contents. He lost 6 bags of seed wheat, 7 bags potatoes, 10 bags maize, 10 tons of hay and 15 acres of growing corn, and to complete his troubles had to clear hastily, with his family, to the school, where Mr. and Mrs, Wagner did all in their power to make them comfortable.
In trying to make my way to Mr. Wade?s, I should either have got drowned by taking the road, I was improperly advised to follow, or have been compelled to camp out all night in the rain, but, fortunately, just before darkness set in I met Mr. Wagner, who most generously turned back, and guided me over what is known as the Mountain road, a circuitous route, but which beaded many dangerous gullies, until after a long ride over boulders and through swamps we came in sight of Mr. Wade?s lights in the fine house he has recently erected, when Mr. Wagner bid me good-bye and wended his way home, leaving me his debtor for an act of generous kindness never to be forgotten. It need scarcely be added that I was most cordially entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Wade, who had just returned from Pialba, where they bad been on a visit during the worst of the flood, but returned to find their daughters safe at the bouse of Mr. Wagner, where their brothers had conveyed them when tbe flood got dangerously near the house. Mr. Wade?s house was only a foot above the higest level, and had it risen as much more would have placed his house in a dangerous position, quite isolated, and in a strong current. He has lost half ton of seed potatoes, 6 acres of maize, 20 tons of pumpkins, 1 acre lucerne, a ton of salt, 8 acres sets of harness, and about 160 choice fowls. He bad just broken up 4 aores of rich land from which the strong current has completely washed away the soil.
Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Friday 17 February 1893


Birth:
Kliplev Sogn, Lundtoft Herred, Åbenrå Amt
Kliplev Kirkebog 1824 - 1859
Kliplev Kirkebog 1825, Opslag 5, Birth No. 22
Birth (Nativity) 28 Maii, christening (baptism) 5 Junii, Peter Andersen Bundesen des Kathner und Partmanns Peter Petersen Bundesen und ehe Botilla Maria Bundesen geb Jessen in Lundtoft legitimate son (ehelich Sohn).
Gav: 1. Andreas Peter Bundesen in Uck, 2. Lorenz Svenzen Schmidt in Lundtoft, 3. Maren Balzersen in Lundtoft

Peter Petersen Bundesen was a Kathner und Partmanns
Kathner and Partmanns
Kat(h)enmann - cottager with small house, garden, a little land for animals
Kaet(h)ner - cottager with small house, garden, a little land for animals
Köthener = Käthner = Viertelhuffener (quarter farmer),
Partmanns =Farmer with a part sized farm

Peter Andersen Bundesen
Denmark Census, 1855
Kliplev, Åbenrå, Denmark
Peter Andersen Bundesen, 30
Cathrina Mar Petersen, Wife, Female, 21
Anna Helene Bundesen, Daughter, Female, age 1
Peder Pedersen, 15
Fredrik Pedersen, 56

Jessen, Iwer Christian * 1850 son of Christian Johann. Accused of not showing for military service and of leaving the country without the required permit. Farmer. Permission for emigration was denied in 1872. Intended destination : Australia. A brother ran a pub in Queensland (a town called Fairo ? Tairo ?). AUS

Bundesen, Peter Johann * 1867 Accused (in 1890) of not showing for military service and of leaving the country without the required permit. ???

Bundesen, Peter Petersen * 1839 sof Peter Petersen B. ? Botilla Marie née Jessen.
Farmer. He emigrated to New Zealand.
In 1872, he was back in Schleswig-Holstein for some reason and got married.
? Kraag, Christina Elisabeth. He re-emigrated with his wife right after their marriage. NZL

Bondesen, Peter
He lived in Australia in 1872 and before.
See Thomsen, Andreas. He is most probably a son of
Peter ? Botilla née Jessen. In that case born around 1839. AUS

Bundesen, Boje Lauritz * 1867 Accused (in 1890) of not showing for military service and of leaving the country without the required permit. ???

Bundesen, Boye * 1852 Accused (in 1878) of illegal emigration or of not showing for military service. Seaman. ???

Bundesen, Christian * 1850 Accused of not showing for military service and of leaving the country without the required permit. ???

Bundesen, Jep Peter * 1863 Accused (in 1886) of leaving the country without a permit for emigration or of not showing for military service. USA

Bundesen, Lauritz Peter * 1874 Accused (in 1895) of not showing for military service and of leaving the country without the required permit. ???

Moeller, Matthias * 1867
27 Feb. Accused (in 1888) of leaving the country without a permit for emigration or of not showing for military service. ???

Thomsen, Andreas * 1853 sof Andreas, a laborer, ? Christina Maria née Bundesen.
A maternal uncle, Peter Bondesen, lived in Australia.
A sister was meant to emigrate with him. Permission for emigration to Australia was granted in 1872. AUS

Christened:
Gevatter: 1 Andreas Peter Bundesen from Uck: 2. Lorenz Svenzen Schmidt in Lundtoft: 3. Maren Balzersen in Lundtoft.
Gevatter: 1 Andreas Peter Bundesen aus Uck: 2. Lorenz Svenzen Schmidt in Lundtoft: 3. Maren Balzersen in Lundtoft.

Andreas Peter Bundesen from Uck was his Uncle

Emigration:
Peter Andersen Bundesen and Catharina Maria Petersen and their family who come to Queensland .
Tjenestepige is a servant girl. Husum was the last residence of the Bundesens in Denmark. Peter Andersen Bundesen had a farm there.
Record(s) found: 7
Name: Bundesen, Cathrine Marie Occupation: Tjenestepige
Age: 15 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 421300 Registration date: 6/14/1873
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Husum Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
Remarks: SOS: Husum i Tønder amt eller ved København IDcode: I7374B0308

Name: Bundesen, Anthilde Marie Occupation: Tjenestepige
Age: 16 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 421400 Registration date: 6/14/1873
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Husum Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
Remarks: SOS: Husum i Tønder amt eller ved København IDcode: I7374B0309

Name: Bundesen, Peter Andersen Occupation: Landmand
Age: 48 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 421500 Registration date: 6/14/1873
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Husum Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
Remarks: SOS: Husum i Tønder amt eller ved København IDcode: I7374B0310

Name: Bundesen, Chatrine Marie Occupation: Hustru
Age: 39 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 421500 Registration date: 6/14/1873
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Husum Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
Remarks: SOS: Husum i Tønder amt eller ved København IDcode: I7374B0311

Name: Bundesen, Petra Christine Occupation: Barn
Age: 08 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 421500 Registration date: 6/14/1873
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Husum Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
Remarks: SOS: Husum i Tønder amt eller ved København IDcode: I7374B0312

Name: Bundesen, Peter Johan Occupation: Barn
Age: 06 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 421500 Registration date: 6/14/1873
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Husum Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
Remarks: SOS: Husum i Tønder amt eller ved København IDcode: I7374B0313

Name: Bundesen, Marie Caroline Occupation: Barn
Age: 03 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 421500 Registration date: 6/14/1873
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Husum Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
Remarks: SOS: Husum i Tønder amt eller ved København IDcode: I7374B0314

Confirmation:
Kliplev Kirkebog 1824-1859: Opslag 354: Confirmation No. 1


Buried:
Last Name: Bundesen
Other Names: Peter Anders
Date of Burial 20/01/1889
Cemetery: Maryborough Cemetery
Address: Walker Street, Maryborough
Section: Monumental B
Plot/Niche: 145
Other burials located in this grave
Gehrmann, Robert
Gehrmann, Nicholaus
(Fraser Coast Regional Council Cemeteries Online)

Nicolaus Gehrmann was born in 1842 in Holstein,Germany and died on 15 Aug 1877 in Maryborough, Queensland. He was the husband of Elsabe (Elisabeth) Boge. She was the sister of Marcus Boge who married Anthilde Christine Marie Bundesen on 5 Apr 1876.

Robert Gehrmann was the son of Nicolaus Gehrmann and Elisabeth Boge. He was born on 24 May 1875 in Maryborough, Queensland. He died on 5 Dec 1877 in Maryborough, Queensland


Died:
He died in Maryborough Hospital. Cause of death was Pneumonia which he had for 6 days [Death Certificate]
Death Registration:
Bundesen, Peter: DEATH: 19.01.1889: Father: Peter Bundsen: Mother: Wilimina Jocoumnson: Reg No. 1889/C3309 [Queensland Marriage Register]
[Note: Peter is called Bundsen and his mother incorrectly named as Wilimina Jocumsen]

Peder Bundesen, age 48, immigration, 30 Jun 1873, Humboldt, Queensland, Australia
Australia Cemetery Inscriptions, 1802-2005

Peter Anders Bundesen, Lutheran, late residence, Hospital, Farmer ages 64 years, born in Germany, buried in a Private Grave (M. Boge?). He died of Pneumonia
("Australia, Queensland, Maryborough Public Records, 1847-1989," database,with images, FamilySearch, accessed 2 April 2017), Peter Anders Bundesen, 20 Jan 1889; citing Burial, Maryborough, Queensland, Australia, Maryborough City Hall; FHL microfilm 1,560,091.)

Peter married Catharina Maria Petersen 16 May 1853, Kliplev Kirke. Catharina (daughter of Friederich Petersen and Anna Helena Jepsen) was born 21 Mar 1834, Rinckenis, Rinkenæs Sogn, Åbenrå Amt, Denmark; was christened 28 Mar 1834, Rinkenæs Kirke; died 2 Jun 1924, Coolabunia West, Kingaroy District, Qld. Australia; was buried 3 Jun 1924, Taabinga Village Cemetery, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Emigration: 30 Jun1873, From Husum, Tonder County via Hamburg to Queensland Australia; Peter Andersen Bundesen and Catherine Marie Petersen and their children emigrated in 1873. Their Ticket No was 4215 and issued on 14 Jun 1873 in the Jutland Peninsulia. Last residence: Husum in Tonder County They emigrated on th ship Humboldt, which sailed from Hamburg on 30 Jun 1873 and arrived in Queensland Australia on 30 Nov. 1873. HUMBOLDT 05 11 1873 ... ... Hamburg 30 06 1873 PL M471 (ima 3/4) [ Migrant Shipping Arriving in Queensland Australia] Index to Registers of Immigrant Ships' Arrivals 1848-1912 NAME Age Ship Date Location Page M/film 1 NAME: BUNDESEN Authilde: Age: 16: Ship: Humboldt: Date: 29 Oct 1873: Location : IMM/114: M/film 1: 492 Z1958: Microfilm 2 M1697 NAME: BUNDESEN Cathrine: Age: 15: Ship: Humboldt 29 Oct 1873:Location: IMM/114: Microfilm 1 : 492 Z1958: Microfilm 2: M1697 NAME: BUNDESEN Cathrine: Age: 39: Ship: Humboldt 29 Oct 1873:Location: IMM/114: Microfilm 1 : 489 Z1958: Microfilm 2: M1697 NAME: BUNDESEN Mary: Age: 3: Ship: Humboldt 29 Oct 1873: Location: IMM/114: Microfilm 1: 489 Z1958: Microfilm 2: M1697 NAME: BUNDESEN Peder: Age: 48: Ship; Humboldt 29 Oct 1873:Location :IMM/114: Microfilm 1: 489 Z1958: Microfilm 2 M1697 NAME: BUNDESEN Peter: Age: 6: Ship Humboldt 29 Oct 1873:Location: IMM/114: Microfilm 1 : 489 Z1958: Microfilm 2 : M1697 NAME: BUNDESEN Petra: Age: 8: Ship: Humboldt 29 Oct 1873: Location : IMM/114: Microfilm 1 : 489 Z1958: Microfilm 2: M1697 The Hamburg ship HUMBOLDT was built at Glasgow by Alexander Stephen, for the Hamburg shipowner Robert Miles Sloman, as a replacement for a vessel of the same name which had been lost in 1866; registered 31 May 1867. 309 Commerzlasten / 719 tons; 50,3 x 9,1 x 5,64 meters (length x beam x depth of hold). Master from 1872-1878 was H. D. Busch 1872-1877 - H. D. Busch 1873/74 - Queensland/intermediate ports/Bremerhaven On 9 March 1897, the HUMBOLDT was sold to the Hamburg firm of Fontes, Friedrichs & Kracht. In 1898, she was owned by de Freitas, of Para, and sailed under the name LENOR. [Source: Palmer List of Merchant Vessels] Note for the PORT of BREMERHAVEN BREMERHAVEN is a Seaport town of Germany in the Free State of Breman, on the right Bank and Estuary of the Weser.
• Census: 1845, Dorf [village} Hockerup, Holbol Parish; Census year: FT-1845 County: Aabenraa District: Lundtoft Parish: Holbøl Place name: Lundtoft Harde Dorf Hockerup Title no /address: Kathnergebäude Household-/ family no: 10a Source entry no: C6186 Record no: 202 Friedrich Petersen Source: Lundtoft Harde Dorf Hockerup Name: Friedrich Petersen, Sex: M Age: 45 Marital status: Gift Occupation: Käthner, Mauermann Birth place: Kchs Quars Gut Seegaarden Parish: C6186 District: FT-1845 County: 202 Place name: Lundtoft Harde Dorf Hockerup Household-/family no: 10a Title no/address: Kathnergebäude No of families/house: 1 Source entry no: C6186 Record no.: 202 Anna Helena Jepsen Source: Lundtoft Harde Dorf Hockerup Name: Anna Helena Jepsen Sex: K Age: 34 Marital status: Gift Occupation: seine Ehe. Birth place: Kchs Rinkenis A Tond. Parish: C6186 District: FT-1845 County: 203 Place name: Lundtoft Harde Dorf Hockerup Household-/family no: 10a Title no/address: Kathnergebäude No of families/house: 1 Source entry no: C6186 Record no.: 203 Cathrina Maria Petersen Source: Lundtoft Harde Dorf Hockerup Name: Cathrina Maria Petersen Sex: K Age: 11 Marital status: Ugift Occupation: ihre Kinder Birth place: Do [Kchs Rinkenis A Tond.] Parish: C6186 District: FT-1845 County: 204 Place name: Lundtoft Harde Dorf Hockerup Household-/family no: 10a Title no/address: Kathnergebäude No of families/house: 1 Source entry no: C6186 Record no.: 204 eter Christian Petersen Source: Lundtoft Harde Dorf Hockerup Name: Peter Christian Petersen; Sex: M Age: 4 Marital status: Ugift Occupation: ihre Kinder Birth place: Do [Kchs Rinkenis A Tond.] Parish: C6186 District: FT-1845 County: 205 Place name: Lundtoft Harde Dorf Hockerup Household-/family no: 10a Title no/address: Kathnergebäude No of families/house: 1 Source entry no: C6186 Record no.: 205 Mette Maria Petersen Source: Lundtoft Harde Dorf Hockerup Name: Mette Maria Petersen; Sex: K Age: 2 Marital status: Ugift Occupation: ihre Kinder Birth place: Kchs Holebüll A. Tondern Parish: C6186 District: FT-1845 County: 206 Place name: Lundtoft Harde Dorf Hockerup Household-/family no: 10a Title no/address: Kathnergebäude No of families/house: 1 Source entry no: C6186 Record no.: 206
• Confirmation: 1848, Kliplev Kirke, Aabenraa County
• Census: 1860, Ensted Parish, Place name: Styrtom; Census year: FT-1860 County: Aabenraa District: Lundtoft Parish: Ensted Place name: Styrtom Title no /address: 9 Hus Household-/ family no: 184 Source entry no: C8166 Record no: 959 Source: Styrtom Name: Peter Andersen Bundesen Sex: M Age: 35 Position in household: Husfader, Vejmand Marital status: Gift Birth place: Lundtoft Parish: C8166 District: FT-1860 County: 959 Place name: Styrtom Household-/family no: 184 Title no/address: 9 Hus Source entry no: C8166 Record no.: 959 Source: Styrtom Name: Cathrina Maria f. Petersen Sex: K Age: 26 Position in household: Hans kone Marital status: Gift Birth place: Rinkenæs Parish: C8166 District: FT-1860 County: 960 Place name: Styrtom Household-/family no: 184 Source entry no: C8166 Record no.: 960 Source: Styrtom Name: Botilde Maria Christ. Bundesen Sex: K Age: 4 Position in household: Deres børn Marital status: Ugift Birth place: Lundtoft Parish: C8166 District: FT-1860 County: 961 Place name: Styrtom Household-/family no: 184 Title no/address: 9 Hus Source entry no: C8166 Record no.: 961 Source: Styrtom Name: Cathrine Maria F. Bundesen Sex: K Age: 1 Position in household: Deres børn Marital status: Ugift Birth place: Styrtom Parish: C8166 District: FT-1860 County: 962 Place name: Styrtom Household-/family no: 184 Title no/address: 9 Hus Source entry no: C8166 Record no.: 962
• Emigration: 14 Jun 1873, Registration for Emigration
• Emigration: 30 Jun 1873, From Husum, Schleswig to Maryborough, Queensland, Australia; First Name - Peder Last Name - Bundesen Age - 48 Town - Husum City - Hamburg State - Schleswig Event Year - 1873 Gender - m Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 117 Standing - Arbeiter Country - Australia State - Queensland First Name - Cathrina Last Name - Bundesen Age - 39 Town - Husum City - Hamburg State - Schleswig Event Year - 1873 Gender - f Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 118 Standing - Frau Country - Australia State - Queensland First Name - Petra Last Name - Bundesen Age - 8 Town - Husum City - Hamburg State - Schleswig Event Year - 1873 Gender - f Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 119 Standing - Kind Country - Australia State - Queensland First Name - Peter Last Name - Bundesen Age - 6 Town - Husum City - Hamburg State - Schleswig Event Year - 1873 Gender - m Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 120 Standing - Kind Country - Australia State - Queensland First Name - Marie Last Name - Bundesen Age - 3 Town - Husum City - Hamburg State - Schleswig Event Year - 1873 Gender - f Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 121 Standing - Kind Country - Australia State - Queensland First Name - Anthilde Last Name - Bundesen Age - 16 Town - Husum City - Hamburg State - Schleswig Event Year - 1873 Gender - f Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 122 Standing - Kind Country - Australia State - Queensland First Name - Cathrine Last Name - Bundesen Age - 15 Town - Husum City - Hamburg State - Schleswig Event Year - 1873 Gender - f Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 123 Standing - Kind Country - Australia State - Queensland (Emigrants from Hamburg to Australasia 1850-1879)
• Personal: 30 Mar 1891, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; DEBORAH. {From a correspondent}. A mean robbery was committed at Mrs. Bundesen's farm on Tuesday morning last. A swagman who had been accommodated for the night stole a £1 note from the pocket of a workman while the latter was out milking, and then decamped, without waiting for breakfast. Mr. P. Bundesen went in hot pursuit, but unfortunately could not come on Mr. Swagsman's tracks. It is reported that he went towards Gundiah. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Monday, 30 March 1891
• Land: 12 Jul 1898, Agricultural Homestead, Dallarnil; The Queenslander (Brisbane, Qld. : 1866-1939) Saturday 23 July 1898 Court. MARYBOROUGH. Before Commissioner Board, on the 12th instant. Agricultural Homesteads.Conditionally accepted: P. J. Bundesen, 160 a., Dallarnil: C M. Bundesen, 130 a. 3r. 11p., Dallarnil; P. J. Bundesen, 134 a. Or. 27p.,
• Land: 13 Jul 1898, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; THE DALLARNIL LANDS. SPECIAL LAND COURT. Application by P. J. Bundersen, lost at ballot. No. 688. C. M. Bundersen, agricultural homestead, portion 83v, I8O acres, 3 roods 14 perches; won at ballot. Applications by Edward Pierce and C. M. Bundersen were lost at ballot. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Wednesday, 13 July 1898
• Applications for land: 28 Oct 1898, Dallamil, Tiaro District.; LAND SELECTION Dallamil, Tiaro District. Description: Selector.After Peter Andersen`s death, Catherine applied and received another Land Grant on 28.10.1898. Area 130 acres, 3 roods,11 perches, which she later surrended, before she moved to the Coolabunia District.
• Naturalization: 7 Nov 1898, Tiaro, Queensland; 7 November 1898 Tiaro, Qld. Description: No. 155. Widow, Occupation, Selector; Birthplace; Prussia. Enrolled 13.07.1898 NAME: BUNDESEN, Katrina Maria: Number: 155: Year: 1898: ID: 882279: Prev Sys: SCT/CF28: M/film No. Z2211 NAME: BUNDESEN, Peter: Number: 4236: Year: ID: 1878: 882264: SCT/CF13:: M/film No. Z2204 NAME: BUNDESEN, Peter Johan: Number: 154:Year: 1898: ID: 882279: Prev Sys SCT/CF28: M/film No. Z2211 (Combined Index to Naturalisations 1851 -1904, State Archives, Queensland)
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1903, Spring Hill Farm, Deborah, Tiaro District; Queensland electoral Roll 1903 Commonwealth of Australia; State of Queensland Division of Wide Bay: Polling - Place of Deborah Roll of Electors who vote at Deborah Polling - Place No1: Bundersen, Catherine: Place of Living: Spring Hill Farm: Occupation: Domestic duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1903 & 1905, Campbell's Farm, Coolabunia; 1903 Commonwealth of Australia - State of Queensland Division of Wide Bay: Polling -place of Taabinga village Roll of Electors who vote at Taabinga Village Polling Place No 28: Bundesen, Catherine Maria: Place of Living: Campbell's Farm: Occupation Domestic duties No 32: Campbell, John; Place of Living: Coolabunia: Occupation: Farmer No33:Campbell, Mary Caroline Amelia: Place of Living: Coolabunia: Occupation: Domestic duties No 29: Bundesen Johanna Christina Lavrine: Place of Living: Coolabunia: Occupation: Domestic duties No 30: Bundesen, Peter Johan: Place of Living: Coolabunia: Occupation: Farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1908, Taabinga Village, near Kingaroy; Queensland electoral Roll 1908 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Nanango No 195: BUNDESEN, Catherine Maria: Place of Living: Taabinga Village: Occupation: home duties No 196: BUNDESEN, Johanna Christina Levrine: Place of Living: Coolabunia: Occupation: home duties No 197: BUNDESEN, Peter Johann: Place of Living: Coolabunia: Occupation: farmer
• Personal: 1 Oct 1908, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; TAABINGA VILLAGE The business community of the Viliage includes two hotels, two stores, and a fruit and fancy goods shop. I was nearly forgetting, Mrs. Boge and daughters, who combine dressmaking with storekeeping and millinery Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Thursday, 1 October 1908 TAABINGA VILLAGE The third store and millinery is owned by Mrs A. Boge, assisted by her daughters, who are, I understand, dressmakers. Mrs A. Boge is mother to Mrs H. Olssen of the same Village, and herself (Mrs A. Boge) is a daughter of Mrs P. A. Bundensen, also of Taabinga Village. The old lady, although 74 years of age and blessed with many children residing in or about Taabinga, prefers to live by herself without attendance, and thus keep her independence rather than to reside with any of her children, who would be only too glad to accept her in their own family. I found Mrs Bundensen (senr.) very active for her age and well capable to attend, not only to her household duties, but also to her flower and, I think, vegetable garden. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Thursday, 1 October 1908 Bundesen is spelt Bundensen in the notice.
• Personal: 25 Aug 1915, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; JOHNSON.-JEPPESEN A wedding of more than usual interest was celebrated at St Paul's Church, Taabinga Village, on Wednesday last, the 18th August 1915, when Miss Catherine Margaret (Kate) Jeppesen, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs J. R. Jeppesen, of Coolabunia West, was married to Mr C. J. Johnson, third son of Mr and Mrs A. G. Johnson, of Eglington Station, Alexandria, Victoria. The bride was given away by her father, and attended by Miss Elsie Jeppesen, the chief bridesmaid, Miss Millie Jeppesen, the second bridesmaid, and Miss Essie Fisher, niece of the bride, was train bearer. Master Dess Jeppesen, nephew of the bride, had the important office of cushion-bearer. Mr C. Creighton, of Alexandria, Victoria, acted as best man, and Mr Albert Jeppesen as groomsman. A very interesting guest at the wedding was Mrs Peter Bundesen, senr., a sweet-faced old lady of 80 odd summers, still hale and sprightly, who sat beaming upon her many descendants who formed the major portion of the gathering. The bridal pair left Kingaroy by the evening train en route for Victoria, where the honeymoon will be spent. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Wednesday, August 25, 1915
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1913 & 1919, Coolabunia West, Kingaroy District, Qld. Australia; Queensland electoral Roll 1913 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Nanango No 385: Bundensen, Johanna Christina Laurina: Place of Living: Coolabunia West: Occupation: Home duties No 386: Bundesen, Catherine Maria: Place of Living: Coolabunia West: Occupation: Home duties No 387; Bundesen, Peter Johan: Place of Living: Coolabunia West: Occupation: Farmer
• Obituary: 12 Jun 1924, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Qld.; OBITUARY. There passed away at Coolabuuia on Monday last, from pneumonia, following a brief illness, one of the districts most highly respected resident pioneers, in the person of Mrs. Katrina Maria Bundesen, at the ripe old age of 90 years. Born in Stubeck, Sleswig, in 1834, she came out to Australia when a young woman, with her husband, the late Mr. Bundesen in 1870, and settled at Etchell's Falls, on the Mary River, Mr. Bundesen following farming pursuits there for a number of years. Mr. Bundesen predeceased her about 34 years ago, and his wife, after remaining about 10 more years on the farm, decided to retire and came to Coolabunia, to reside with her children, where she remained until the time of her death. She leaves a large line of descendants, including five daughters and one son, 39 grandchildren and 43 great-grandchildren. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Qld., Thursday, 12 June 1924

Notes:

Birth:
Rinkenæs Kirkebøger 1785-1838; Opslag 168; No 11
Daughter of Friederich Petersen in Rinckenis and Anna Helena Jepsen

OBITUARY.
There passed away at Coolabuuia on Monday last, from pneumonia, following a brief illness, one of the districts most highly respected resident pioneers, in the person of
Mrs. Katrina Maria Bundesen, at the ripe old age of 90 years. Born in Stubeck, Sleswig,, in 1834, she came
out to Australia when a young woman, with her husband, the late Mr. Bundesen in 1870, and settled at Etchell's Falls, on the Mary River, Mr. Bundesen following farming pursuits there for a number of years. Mr. Bundesen predeceased her about 34 years ago, and his wife, after remaining about 10 more years on the farm, decided to retire and came to Coolabunia,
to reside with her children, where she remained until the time of her death. She leaves a large line of descendants, including five daughters and one son, 39 grandchildren and 43 great-grandchildren.
Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Qld, Thursday, 12 June 1924


Peter Andersen Bundesen
Denmark Census, 1855
Name Peter Andersen Bundesen
Event Type Census
Event Date 1855
Event Place Kliplev, Åbenrå, Denmark
Event Place Kliplev, Haderslev, Denmark
Gender Unknown
Age 30
Marital Status Married
Birth Year (Estimated) 1825


Cathrina Mar Petersen, Wife, F., age 21
Anna Helene Bundesen, Daughter, F, age 1
Peder Pedersen, U., age, 15 (Son of Fredrik Pedersen)
Fredrik Pedersen, age 56, Father of Cathrina Mar Petersen)


Christened:
Witnesses: 1 Cathrine Marie Jepsen.
3. Jurgen Petersen [Uncle] in Türsbüll

Name:
QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIA
NATURALIZATION: 7 November 1898
Tiaro, Qld.
Description: No. 155. Widow, Occupation, Selector; Birthplace; Prussia. Enrolled 13.07.1898

QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1903
Division of Wide Bay
Polling Place Deborah
1 Bundesen, Catherine Spring Hill Farm

PENSION
Queensland Australia:
Old Age Pensions Index 1908- 1909: BUNDESEN Catherine Marie

QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1913 and 1922
Division of Wide Bay: Polling Place: Taabinga Village
Bundesen, Catherine
Place of Living: Coolabunia West


Confirmation:
[Kliplev Kirkebog 1824-1859; Opslag 378]

Emigration:
Peter Andersen Bundesen and Catharina Maria Petersen and their family who come to Queensland .
Tjenestepige is a servant girl. Husum was the last residence of the Bundesens in Denmark. Peter Andersen Bundesen had a farm there.
Record(s) found: 7
Name: Bundesen, Cathrine Marie Occupation: Tjenestepige
Age: 15 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 421300 Registration date: 6/14/1873
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Husum Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
Remarks: SOS: Husum i Tønder amt eller ved København IDcode: I7374B0308

Name: Bundesen, Anthilde Marie Occupation: Tjenestepige
Age: 16 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 421400 Registration date: 6/14/1873
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Husum Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
Remarks: SOS: Husum i Tønder amt eller ved København IDcode: I7374B0309

Name: Bundesen, Peter Andersen Occupation: Landmand
Age: 48 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 421500 Registration date: 6/14/1873
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Husum Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
Remarks: SOS: Husum i Tønder amt eller ved København IDcode: I7374B0310

Name: Bundesen, Chatrine Marie Occupation: Hustru
Age: 39 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 421500 Registration date: 6/14/1873
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Husum Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
Remarks: SOS: Husum i Tønder amt eller ved København IDcode: I7374B0311

Name: Bundesen, Petra Christine Occupation: Barn
Age: 08 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 421500 Registration date: 6/14/1873
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Husum Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
Remarks: SOS: Husum i Tønder amt eller ved København IDcode: I7374B0312

Name: Bundesen, Peter Johan Occupation: Barn
Age: 06 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 421500 Registration date: 6/14/1873
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Husum Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
Remarks: SOS: Husum i Tønder amt eller ved København IDcode: I7374B0313

Name: Bundesen, Marie Caroline Occupation: Barn
Age: 03 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 421500 Registration date: 6/14/1873
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Husum Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
Remarks: SOS: Husum i Tønder amt eller ved København IDcode: I7374B0314

Died:
Catharina Maria Bundesen died at the home of her son Peter Johan Bundesen, Coolabunia West. He was the informant on her Death Certificate. She died of Seniity, Pneumonia and Heart Failure.[Source; Death Certificate]

Death Registration
1924/C1922 BUNDESEN, Katherine Mary. Death: Father: Peter Petersen: Mother: Anna Helene [Queensland B.D.& M.Register].
[Note: Her father is incorrectly named as Peter Petersen. He should be Friderich Petersen}.

Notes:

Married:
Kliplev Kirkebog 1824 -1859: Opslag No 504: Engagement No 2
Betrothal: Kliplev Kirkebog 1853, Trolovede no. 2.
9 April Peter Andersen Bundesen ægtef. Søn af Kaadner og Partmand Peter Petersen Bundesen og Botilla Marie f. Jessen i Lundtoft, er født 28 Maj 1825 med
with Pigen Catharina Maria Petersen ægtef Datter af Gaardmand Frederik Petersen og afdode Anna Helena f. Jepsen i Rinkenaes:
Brudg. Waccinationsattest af?? daterat Flensborg 1 December 1827: Brud. Waccinationsattest af Clausen:
Vidner: Peter Thomsen: Andreas Thomsen

Engagement: 9 Apr 1853
Kliplev Kirkebog 1824 -1859; Opslag No 504; Engagement No 2
1853, 9 April, Peter Andersen Bundesen legitimate son of Kaadner and Partmand [small sized farmer] Peter Petersen Bundesen and Botilla Marie born Jessen in Lundtoft, born 28 May 1825
to Pigen [Maiden] Cathrina Maria Petersen, legitimate daughter [datter] of Gaardmand [Farmer] Frederik Petersen and deceased Anna Helena born Jepsen in Kliplev, born March 1834 in Rinkenæs.
Bridegroom: Vaccination, Flensborg 1 December. 1827
Bride. Vaccination by Clausen
Witnesses: Peter Thomsen: Andreas Thomsen [Both signed]
[Andreas Thomsen married to Kiesten Marie Bundesen]

Kliplev Kirkebog 1853, Viede No. 3.
Viet 16 Maj Ungk. Peter Andersen Bundesen ægtef. Søn af Kaadner Partsmand Peter Petersen Bundesen og Botilla Marie f. Jessen i Lundtoft, 28 Aar gammel 1ste Ægteskab, med Pigen Cathrina Maria Petersen ægtef. Datter af Gaardmd. Frederik Petersen og afdøde Anna Helena née Jepsen i Kliplev, 19 Aar gammel, 1ste Ægteskab.

Marriage: 16 May 1853
Kliplev Kirkebog 1824-1859: Opslag 617: Marriage No. 3.
Married 1853, May 16th, Bachelor Peter Andersen Bundesen, legitimate son of Kaadner (Farmer) and Partsman [small sized farm] Peter Petersen Bundesen and Botilla Marie born Jessen in Lundtoft, age 28 years, 1st marriage,
to the Maiden Cathrina Maria Petersen, legitimate daughter of Farmer [Gaardmand] Frederik Petersen and deceased [afdøde] Anna Helena born Jepsen in Kliplev, age 19 years, 1st marriage.