Robert Gardner

Grawford married Mary Mae Petersen Mary (daughter of Peter Petersen and Mary Lawrence Heat Foster) was born 31 Jul 1902, Gympie Queensland, Australia; died 28 Dec 1970, Gympie Queensland, Australia; was buried 31 Dec 1970, Gympie Queensland Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Emigration: 1873, From Sønderborg /Sonderburg, Denmark/Germany to Queensland, Australia ; First Name - Jörgen Chr Last Name - Petersen Age - 52 Town - Sonderburg City - Hamburg State - Dänemark Event Year - 1873 Gender - m Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 368 Standing - Landmann Country - Australia State - Queensland First Name - Helene Last Name - Petersen Age - 46 Town - Sonderburg City - Hamburg State - Dänemark Event Year - 1873 Gender - f Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 369 Standing - Frau Country - Australia State - Queensland First Name - Peter Last Name - Petersen Age - 16 Town - Sonderburg City - Hamburg State - Dänemark Event Year - 1873 Gender - m Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 370 Standing - Sohn Country - Australia State - Queensland (Emigrants from Hamburg to Australasia 1850-1879) Jörgen, Helene and Peter were full paying passengers. 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
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1903&1905, Biggenden; Queensland electoral Roll 1903 & 1905 Subdivision of Biggenden Petersen, Helene, Biggenden, nurse Petersen, Mary Lawrence, Biggenden, domestic duties Petersen, Peter, Biggenden, farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1913, Biggenden; Queensland electoral Roll 1913 Subdivision of Biggenden Petersen, Helene, Biggenden, home duties Petersen, Mary Lawrence, Biggenden, home duties Petersen, Peter, Biggenden, carrier Petersen, Daniel, Biggenden, labourer Petersen, George, Biggenden, labourer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1919, Eel Creek, Widgee District; Queensland electoral Roll 1919 Subdivision of Widgee Petersen, Mary Lawrence, Eel Creek, home duties Petersen, Peter, Eel Creek, timbergetter
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1925, Montville; Queensland electoral Roll 1925 Subdivision of Nambour Petersen, Mary Lawrence, Montville, home duties Petersen, Peter, Montville, dairying
• Golden Wedding: 15 Dec 1933, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; GOLDEN WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. P. Petersen MARRIED IN WESLEY CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Peter Petersen celebrated the golden jubilee of their marriage on Saturday night when they were entertained by the members of their family at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. Doss, Duke-street, Gympie ; (says the "Times"). Mr. Petersen was born in Denmark in 1857. and arrived in Queensland on November 5, 1873. Mrs. Petersen was born in Rockhampton in 1866. Their marriage was solemnised on December 8, 1883, at the Wesleyan Church, Adelaide-street, Maryborough, by the Rev. Frank Densbury. They were the first couple married in the church which was then in course of construction, and the carpenters had to suspend the work on the ceiling on the day of the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Petersen's first home was at Tinana (Maryborough), and later they lived at Miva, West Teebar, Brooweena, Biggenden, Mudlo, and subsequently in the Gympie district, where they have resided for about 14 years. Mr. Petersen was a carpenter by trade, but he mostly followed the occupation of timbergetting. In Biggenden and other places he was an active member of the school and show committees. Mr. Petersen's parents were remarkable for their longevity, his father reaching the age of 83 years and his mother 89 years, while both his grandfather and grandmother lived to be over I00 years of age. Mr. and Mrs. Petersen have seven sons and five daughters, besides 38 grandchildren, and there has not been, a death in the family of children or grandchildren for 50 years. The sons include Messrs. Peter (Manumbar), Daniel (Nikenbah), George (Gympie), William (Gunalda), and James, Frank and Harold Petersen (Gympie); while the daughters are Helene (Mrs. A. Doss, Duke-street, Gympie), Elizabeth "Dolly," (Mrs. Hielcher, Eumundi), May (Mrs. Gardner, Belli), Gertrude (Mrs. J. Gilchrist, Gympie), and Irene (Mrs. Dixon, Goomboprian). At the celebration on Saturday night, 11 children and 23 grandchildren were present, one son and 16 grandchildren being unable to attend. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Friday, 15 December 1933
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Reef St., Gympie; Queensland electoral Roll 1936 Subdivision of Gympie Petersen, Mary Lawrence, Reef St., home duties Petersen, Peter, Reef St., labourer

Notes:

Birth:
Ulkebøl Sogn, Als Sønder Herred, Sønderborg Amt
Ulkebøl KIrkebog 1846-1859
Ulkebøl KIrkebog 1857: Opslag 55: Birth no 4
Born 28 January, Peter Petersen, christened 8 February: Parents: Huusmand (Smallholder) & Inderste (Tenant) Jørgen Christian Petersen and wife (Hustru) Helene Petersen born Hansen in Sundsmark
His first sponser was Peter Nicolaisen , Inderste (Tenant) Mølby


Christened:
Sponsers: Peter Nicolaisen , Inderste (Tenant) Mølby
Christian Brok Aftægtsmand in Klinting
Jens Hansen, Huusmand in Klinting
Ane Maria Brok in Klinting
Pige Catharina Maria Hansen in Klinting

aftægtsmand = male pensioner upon one's own farm
aftægtsmand = retired from work, pensioner
Huusmand =smallholder


Buried:
Register Number 12295
Surname Petersen
Given Names: Peter
Date of Service: 13/12/1944
Cemetery Gympie Cemetery Location MPD-3-47
(Gympie Cemetery Search)

Peter married Mary Lawrence Heat Foster 8 Dec 1883, Wesleyan Church, Adelaide Street, Maryborough, Queensland, Australia. Mary (daughter of Daniel Heat Foster and Elizabeth He Hon / Hetton (Hatton)) was born 26 May 1866, Rockhampton, Queensland Australia; died 7 Nov 1950, Gympie, Queensland, Australia; was buried 8 Nov 1950, Gympie Cemetery, Gympie, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: Montville, 1925; Queensland electoral Roll 1925 Subdivision of Nambour Petersen, Mary Lawrence, Montville, home duties Petersen, Peter, Montville, dairying
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1903&1905, Biggenden; Queensland electoral Roll 1903 & 1905 Subdivision of Biggenden Petersen, Helene, Biggenden, nurse Petersen, Mary Lawrence, Biggenden, domestic duties Petersen, Peter, Biggenden, farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1913, Biggenden; Queensland electoral Roll 1913 Subdivision of Biggenden Petersen, Helene, Biggenden, home duties Petersen, Mary Lawrence, Biggenden, home duties Petersen, Peter, Biggenden, carrier Petersen, Daniel, Biggenden, labourer Petersen, George, Biggenden, labourer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1919, Eel Creek, Widgee Distriat; ueensland electoral Roll 1919 Subdivision of Widgee Petersen, Mary Lawrence, Eel Creek, home duties Petersen, Peter, Eel Creek, timbergetter
• Golden Wedding: 15 Dec 1933, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; GOLDEN WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. P. Petersen MARRIED IN WESLEY CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Peter Petersen celebrated the golden jubilee of their marriage on Saturday night when they were entertained by the members of their family at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. Doss, Duke-street, Gympie ; (says the "Times"). Mr. Petersen was born in Denmark in 1857. and arrived in Queensland on November 5, 1873. Mrs. Petersen was born in Rockhampton in 1866. Their marriage was solemnised on December 8, 1883, at the Wesleyan Church, Adelaide-street, Maryborough, by the Rev. Frank Densbury. They were the first couple married in the church which was then in course of construction, and the carpenters had to suspend the work on the ceiling on the day of the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Petersen's first home was at Tinana (Maryborough), and later they lived at Miva, West Teebar, Brooweena, Biggenden, Mudlo, and subsequently in the Gympie district, where they have resided for about 14 years. Mr. Petersen was a carpenter by trade, but he mostly followed the occupation of timbergetting. In Biggenden and other places he was an active member of the school and show committees. Mr. Petersen's parents were remarkable for their longevity, his father reaching the age of 83 years and his mother 89 years, while both his grandfather and grandmother lived to be over I00 years of age. Mr. and Mrs. Petersen have seven sons and five daughters, besides 38 grandchildren, and there has not been, a death in the family of children or grandchildren for 50 years. The sons include Messrs. Peter (Manumbar), Daniel (Nikenbah), George (Gympie), William (Gunalda), and James, Frank and Harold Petersen (Gympie); while the daughters are Helene (Mrs. A. Doss, Duke-street, Gympie), Elizabeth "Dolly," (Mrs. Hielcher, Eumundi), May (Mrs. Gardner, Belli), Gertrude (Mrs. J. Gilchrist, Gympie), and Irene (Mrs. Dixon, Goomboprian). At the celebration on Saturday night, 11 children and 23 grandchildren were present, one son and 16 grandchildren being unable to attend. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Friday, 15 December 1933
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Reef St., Gympie; Queensland electoral Roll 1936 Subdivision of Gympie Petersen, Mary Lawrence, Reef St., home duties Petersen, Peter, Reef St., labourer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949, 75 Duke St., Gympie; Queensland electoral Roll 1949 Subdivision of Gympie Petersen, Mary Lawrence, 75 Duke St., home duties Petersen, Peter Christian, 75 Duke St., labourer

Notes:

Birth:
Name: Mary Laurence Heat
Birth Date: 26 May 1866
Father's Name: Daniel Heat
Mother's Name: Elizabeth Hetton
Registration number: 001839
(Queensland Birth Register 1829-1914)

Buried:
Register Number 12296
Surname: Petersen
Given Names: Mary
Date of Service: 08/11/1950
Cemetery Gympie Cemetery Location MPD-3-48


Died:
Name: Mary Lawrence Petersen
Death Date: 7 Nov 1950
Father's Name: Daniel Heat
Mother's Name: Elizabeth Hatton
Registration number: 004602
(Queensland Death Register 1829-1964)

Other Events:

• Emigration: 1873, From Sønderborg /Sonderburg, Denmark/Germany to Queensland, Australia; First Name - Jörgen Chr Last Name - Petersen Age - 52 Town - Sonderburg City - Hamburg State - Dänemark Event Year - 1873 Gender - m Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 368 Standing - Landmann Country - Australia State - Queensland First Name - Helene Last Name - Petersen Age - 46 Town - Sonderburg City - Hamburg State - Dänemark Event Year - 1873 Gender - f Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 369 Standing - Frau Country - Australia State - Queensland First Name - Peter Last Name - Petersen Age - 16 Town - Sonderburg City - Hamburg State - Dänemark Event Year - 1873 Gender - m Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 370 Standing - Sohn Country - Australia State - Queensland (Emigrants from Hamburg to Australasia 1850-1879) Jörgen, Helene and Peter were all full paying passengers 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
• Personal: 3 Nov 1883, Maryborough; First Name - Jorgen Chris Last Name - Petersen Country - Australia State - Queensland Event Year - 1883 Page - 1197 Date - 3 November 1883 Description - Employers' Hardwood Currency - 6 Pounds 0 Shillings Pence District - Maryborough Granted - Granted (Queensland Timber Licences 1860-1901)

Notes:

Birth:
Ulkebøl Sogn, Als Sønder Herred, Sønderborg Amt
Ulkebøl Kirkebog 1820-1827
Ulkebøl Kirkebog 1820: Opslag 2: Birth no 17
Born 9 September, Jørgen Christian Petersen, christened 17 September: Parents: - Peder Nicolaisen and Maria Christina Christens in Mölbye

Jørgen married Helene Hansen 10 Dec 1848, Ulkebøl Kirke, Sønderborg Amt, Denmark. Helene (daughter of Christen Hansen and Elske/Else Maria Jørgensen Brock) was born 21 Apr 1827, Steenholdt,, Ulkebøl Sogn, Als Sønder Herred, Sønderborg Amt , Denmark; was christened 22 Apr 1827, Ulkebøl Sogn; died 20 Dec 1916, Biggenden, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Confirmation: 8 Apr 1842, Ulkebøl Kirke; Ulkebøl Sogn, Als Sønder Herred, Sønderborg Amt Ulkebøl 1836-1846 Ulkebøl Kirkebog 1842: Opslag 113: Confirmation no 3 Confirmation 8 April 1842 Helene Hansen in Steenholdt: Father Christen Hansen in Steenholdt. Born on 21 April 1827. Vaacination 18 June 1828
• Census: 1845, Dorf Ulkebüll, Ulkebøl Parish, Sønderborg County ; Census year: FT-1845 County: Sønderborg District: Als Sønder Parish: Ulkebøl Place name: Dorf Ulkebüll Title no /address: Hufe Household-/ family no: 23 Source entry no: C4054 Record no: 202 Name: Helene Hansen Age: 18: Marital status: Unverheir. Occupation: Dienstleute: Birth place: Ulkebüll Parish: Ulkebøl: District: Als Sønder County: Sønderborg: Place name: Dorf Ulkebüll Household-/family no: 23: Title no/address: Hufe No of families/house: 1 Source entry no: C4054: Record no.: 202 Helene was working in the household of Jürgen Detlefsen and his wife Marie Petersen
• Emigration: 1873, From Sønderborg /Sonderburg, Denmark/Germany to Queensland, Australia ; First Name - Jörgen Chr Last Name - Petersen Age - 52 Town - Sonderburg City - Hamburg State - Dänemark Event Year - 1873 Gender - m Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 368 Standing - Landmann Country - Australia State - Queensland First Name - Helene Last Name - Petersen Age - 46 Town - Sonderburg City - Hamburg State - Dänemark Event Year - 1873 Gender - f Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 369 Standing - Frau Country - Australia State - Queensland First Name - Peter Last Name - Petersen Age - 16 Town - Sonderburg City - Hamburg State - Dänemark Event Year - 1873 Gender - m Ship Name - Humboldt Destination - Queensland Passenger Number - 370 Standing - Sohn Country - Australia State - Queensland (Emigrants from Hamburg to Australasia 1850-1879) Jörgen, Helene and Peter were full paying passengers. 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
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1903&1905, Biggenden; Queensland electoral Roll 1903 & 1905 Subdivision of Biggenden Petersen, Helene, Biggenden, nurse Petersen, Mary Lawrence, Biggenden, domestic duties Petersen, Peter, Biggenden, farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1913, Biggenden; Queensland electoral Roll 1913 Subdivision of Biggenden Petersen, Helene, Biggenden, home duties Petersen, Mary Lawrence, Biggenden, home duties Petersen, Peter, Biggenden, carrier Petersen, Daniel, Biggenden, labourer

Notes:

Birth:
Ulkebøl Sogn, Als Sønder Herred, Sønderborg Amt,
Ulkebøl Kirkebog 1820-1827
Ulkebøl Kirkebog: Opslag 83: Birth no 12
Helene was the daughter of Christen Hansen and Elske Maria Jürgensen from Klinting
Sponsers;
Ellen Hansen from Steenholdt
Jürgen Christensen from Klinting
Hans Christensen from Steenholdt
Chrisen Jürgensen from Klinting
Anna Maria Hansen from Klinting
Kristina Petersen from Klinting



Died:
Name: Helene Petersen
Death Date: 20 Dec 1916
Father's Name: Christian Hansen
Mother's Name: Mary Brock
Registration number: 000746
(Queensland Death Register 1829-1964)

Notes:

Married:
Ulkebøl Sogn, Als Sønder Herred, Sønderborg Amt,
Ulkebøl Kirkebog 1846-1865
Ulkebøl Kirkebog 1848: Opslag 249: Marriage no 23
Bridegroom: Ungkarl (Bachelor) Jørgen Christian Petersen of , age of Mölbye, 28 years
Bride: Pigen (Unmarried maiden) Helene Hansen of Steendoft?, 22 years
Witnesses: Christen Hansen in Stendtoft: Peter Nicolaisen in Mölbye
Marriage: 10 December 1848
Jørgen Christian Petersen was vaccinated on 11 Jul 182-?
Helene Hansen was vaccinated on 18 Jun 1828

Daniel married Elizabeth He Hon / Hetton (Hatton) 23 Apr 1866, Queensland, Australia. Elizabeth (daughter of John Hatton and Mary Galbraith) was born 1 Sep 1841, Carndonagh Donegal Ireland ; died 6 Apr 1926, Gympie Queensland, Australia; was buried 7 Apr 1926, Gunalda Queensland Australia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Married:
Name: Daniel Heat
Spouse Name: Elizabeth He Hon
Marriage Date: 23 Apr 1866
Registration number: 000477
(Queensland Marriage Register 1829-1934)