1906 - 1972 (66 years)
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Name |
William John Archibald Bargenquast |
Nickname |
Archie |
Born |
14 May 1906 |
Tiaro District, Queensland, Australia |
Gender |
Male |
Queensland Electoral Roll |
1936 |
Booyal |
Queensland Electoral Roll 1936
Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Childers
No 72: Name in Full: BARGENQUAST, William John Archibald; Place of living: Booyal: Occupation: stockman
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Queensland Electoral Roll |
1943 |
Victoria St., Biggenden |
Queensland Electoral Roll 1943
Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Biggenden
Commonwealth of Australia - Electoral Roll
State of Queensland- Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Biggenden
No 31: BARGENQUAST, Phoebe: Place of Living: Victoria st., Biggenden., Occupation: home duties
No 32: BARGENQUAST, William John Archibald; Place of Living: Victoria st., Biggenden., Occupation: bridge labourer
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Queensland Electoral Roll |
1954 |
62 Fort St., Maryborough |
Queensland Electoral Roll 1954
Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Maryborough
No 336: BARGENQUAST, Phoebe: Place of Living: 62 Fort st., Occupation: home duties
No 337: BARGENQUAST, William John Archibald; Place of Living: 62 Fort st., Occupation: bridge contractor
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Died |
Sep 1972 |
Maryborough, Queensland, Australia |
- BARGENQUAST,William John Archibald (Archie)
Death notice 18 SEP 1972
Death
Age 66
Other Details:late of Maryborough
Fraser Coast Chronicle (Hervey Bay) 19 SEP 1972
(The Ryerson Index Online Database)
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Buried |
19 Sep 1992 |
Maryborough Cemetery, Queensland, Australia |
- Last Name: Bargenquast
Other Names: William John Archibald
Age 66: Age
Birthplace: MARYBOROUGH
Date of Birth 1906
Date of Death : 1972
Date of Burial : 19/09/1972
Cause of Death: CORONARY THROMBOSIS CONGESTIVE CARDIAC FAILURE
Last Address: 256 ALBERT ST Maryborough QLD 4650
Cemetery: Maryborough Cemetery
Address: Walker Street, Maryborough
Burial Type : Buried
Division: xi
Section Garden of Rest: xi
Plot/Niche: 397
Other burials located in this grave
Bargenquast, Phoebe Elizabeth
(Fraser Coast Regional Council Ceneteries Online)
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Person ID |
I5813 |
Hickey, List, Bundesen, Thomsen, Jensen, Jessen | Thomsen |
Last Modified |
30 Aug 2014 |
Father |
John Joachim William Bargenquast, b. 1877, Holstein, Denmark/Germany , d. 29 Dec 1953, Biggenden, Queensland, Australia (Age 76 years) |
Mother |
Mary Thomsen, b. 29 Sep 1885, Queensland, Australia , d. 14 Jun 1971, Brooweena, Queensland (Age 85 years) |
Married |
18 Jul 1905 |
West Teebar, Queensland, Australia |
- Marriage Registration:
THOMSEN Mary: Marriage: 18.07.1905: Spouse: BARGENQUAST, John Joachim William Reg No 1905/C2266 [Queensland Marriage Register]
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Marriage |
2 Aug 1905 |
East Teebar |
A BUSH WEDDING. BARGENQUAST-THOMSEN.
A very pretty wedding took place at the residence of Mr. P. C. W. Bargenquast, West Teebar, on Tuesday morning, the 18th ultimo. The contracting parties being Mr. John Bargenquast, eldest son of Mr. P. C. W. Bargenquast, and Miss Mary Thomsen, eldest daughter of Mr. Sophus Thomsen, of East Teebar. The Rev. R.W. Ballantine, Methodist minister officiated.
The room was nicely decorated by the friends of the young couple, a wedding bell being suspended over the bridal party. The bride, who was given away by her father, looked very nice in a gown of rich cream Japenese silk. The blouse was made with a transparent yoke of rich silk Maltese insertion, and small painted spaulettes, edged with silk ruche sleeves, puffed with deep cuffs and trimmed with bands of rich Maltese insertion. The skirt, falling full with a deep fringe at hem, and slightly trained, was also trimmed, was also trimmed with a rich Maltese insertion.
The bridesmaid were Miss Sophie Thomsen, sister of the bride and Miss Vera Bargenquast, sister of the bridegroom. The best man was Mr. Hermann Bargenquast, brother of the bridegroom, and groomsman, Mr. Albert Thomsen, brother of the bride. After the ceremony the bridal party, led the war amid a shower of rice and rose leaves, to the large booth erected near the house, where the wedding breakfast was partaken of.
The large table was laden with all manner of good things, and a large number sat down, making quite a spectacle. The beautiful three-tier wedding cake in the centre, setting off the whole scene.
After the breakfast the quests were asked to charge their glasses, and a very neat little speech, the father of the bridegroom proposed the health of the newly wedded couple. Mr. Bargenquast, on behalf of his wife and self, thanked all those who were present for all their many good wishes. Over sixty guests were present, and after the breakfast amused themselves in different ways until evening, when dancing was indulges in
until the small hours of the morning.
The presents were valuable and numerous, among the number being a handsome cheque from the bridegroom's parents. The bridegroom's gifts to the bridemaids were to Miss Vera Bargenquast a ring; to miss Sophie Thomsen a brooch.
Mr. and Mrs. Bargenquast left by train for Maryborough, where the honeymoon was spent. The travelling dress was a violet cloth trimmed white speckled white silk braid and violet buttons.
Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Wednesday, 2 August 1905 |
Photos |
| Bargenquast, Vanderwolf, and Thomsen Family Gathering This was most likely a family Gathering for a wedding party, after discussions with Madge Cameron nee Vanderwolf, I was asked to edit the names as the names used previously were not all correct. |
Family ID |
F1626 |
Group Sheet |
Family |
Phoebe Elizabeth Matthew, b. 7 Jul 1913, Queensland, Australia , d. 03 Nov 1997, Villa Maria Nursing Home, Maryborough, Queensland, Australia (Age 84 years) |
Married |
04 Sep 1937 |
The Sacred Heart Church, Childers, Queensland, Australia |
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Marriage |
18 Sep 1937 |
Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland |
Bargenquast-Matthew
The Sacred Heart Church, Childers, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Saturday, September 4, when Phoebe Mary Matthew, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Matthew, Booyal, was joined in the bonds of holy matrimony to Archibald Bargenquast, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bargenquast, "Mayfair," Boompa. The church was beautifully decorated with gerberas and roses by friends Of the bride. Rev. Father Healy officiated at the ceremony. As the brjde entered the church on the arm of Mr P. Cox, who subsequently gave her away (owing to the absence of her father), she looked charming in a gown of heavy white georgette, with fully fashioned sleeves, pintucked to mould into the figure, the skirt having godets , and panels of lace, which fell to the floor in grace full folds. Her sweeping veil was of embroidered tulle, worn cap fashion, held in position with a coronet of orange blossoms. The bride carried a trailing bouquet of eucharist lilies, roses and maiden hair fern, tied with white satin streamers to which was attached a silver horse-shoe. White gloves and shoes completed the bride's toilette.
Miss Eileen Egan, a close friend of the bride, attended her as bridesmaid, wearing an ankle length frock of pink kabe crepe, faggoted at the neckline with open frilled flared sleeves. The skirt was pintucked to mould into the figure with godets in the skirt, which fell into tiny folds at the hem. She wore hat, gloves and shoes to tone and carried a bouquet of pink roses, gerberas and maiden hair fern, tied with pink satin streamers.
Little Miss Mary Matthew attended as flower girl, and wore an ankle length frock of blue georgette, trimmed on the skirt with narrow blue ribbon. She wore a blue tulle veil, held to the head with a coronet of tiny blue forget-me-nots and carried a basket of sweet peas, carnations, and forget-me-nots. The bridegroom was at tended by Mr. "Bill" Egan as best man.
After the ceremony the guests motored to Crowe's Cafe, Childers, where the reception was held. Mrs. Matthew received the guests wearing a smart frock of figured kabe crepe, with accessories to tone. Her posy was of pansies and asparagus fern. She was assisted by Mrs. J. Bargenquast, wearing a frock of figured sheer romaine with hat and shoes to tone, also carrying a posy of pansies and fern. The chief attraction of the beautifully laid tables was a three-tier wedding cake, which was purchased from McDonnell and East Ltd., Brisbane. Mrs. A. Bargenquast chose a travelling frock of figured bemberg georgette, to which she added a navy hat, and navy accessories.
Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Saturday 18 September 1937
Birth
BARGENQUAST. To Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bargenquast. Fort-street, a daughter-a sister for Rita, Maureen and Francis.
Maryborough Chronicle, Queensland, Saturday, 24 February 1951 |
Last Modified |
30 Aug 2014 |
Family ID |
F1892 |
Group Sheet |
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Sources |
- [S66] Mrs Laurina Collins.
- [S12] Qld Birth, Deaths and Marriages.
- [S115] Trove.
- [S17] Ryerson Index,to Contemporary Death Notices and Obituaries in Australian Newspapers.
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