Julian Wood Carseldine

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• Land: 10 Jul 1886, Upper Caboolture ; https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/234905177?searchTerm=Jonathan%20Carseldine&searchLimits=l-state=Queensland#
• Land: 8 Jun 1889, Caboolture area; https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/234907667?searchTerm=carseldine%20bleakley&searchLimits=l-decade=188# Government Business. Last Saturday's Gazette declared as a public road from Mount Mee to Caboolture, land resumed from the property of Jonathan Carseldine ; also proclaimed certain deviations on the old North road through the freeholds of Jonathan Carseldine and Andrew Bleakley, the said areas containing part of originally reserved road, and are roads substituted for roads closed in January 1885. Corrected the errors in deeds (3) of Thomas Demsey, parish of Kedron ; of B. C. Rowland (2) and Lucy Feesey, parish of Toombul. Announced the application of the Caboolture Board ex part . J. Biggs to close road in parish of Burpengary. Approved of by-law passed by South Brisbane Council allocating general expenses pro rata to the general revenue of each ward.
• Golden Wedding: 26 Dec 1910, Brisbane, Qld; GOLDEN WEDDING CARSELDINE-WOOD-BUCKBY.-On December 26, 1860, at St. John's, William Street, Brisbane, by the Rev. John Moseley, Jonathan Carseldine to Mary Wood-Buckby, of Bald Hills. Present address, " Eltonlea," North gate. https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/19658549?searchTerm=Jonathan%20Carseldine&searchLimits=l-state=Queensland#
• Obituary: 1932, Brisbane, Qld; THE LATE MR. JONATHAN CARSELDINE. The death occurred last week of one of the best known identities of the Bald Hills and Caboolture districts, in the person of Mr. Jonathan Carseldine, who would have, attained his 90th birthday in another six days. The late Mr. Carseldine was born at Huntingford,, England, and arrived in Australia in the sailing ship Monsoon 77 years ago. On the same vessel was Miss Mary Wood Buckby, who later became Mrs. Carseldine, and she predeceased her husband about six years ago. As a boy Mr. Carseldine became associated with the butchering business and later invested in land at Redcliffe, Pine, and Caboolture, and by his industry and zeal developed into one of the leading dairymen of Queensland. He is survived by five daughters, Mesdames G. A. Atthow (Eagle Junction), W. Bleakley (Wilston), A. T. Kniven (Woodford), T. McCosker (Glasshouse Mountains). J. Williamson (Colinton). and seven sons, Messrs. David John, Eli James (New Zealand), Francis Dale, Herbert (Woodford), J. W.. Julian (Miriam Vale), and Noel Jeff (Thursday Island). https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/252720885?searchTerm=Jonathan+Carseldine#

Jonathan married Mary Wood Buckby 26 Dec 1860, Brisbane, Qld. Mary (daughter of John Buckby and Mary Wood) was born 7 Jan 1843, Cranford, St. Andrews, Northamptonshire, England; was christened 24 Jun 1843, Cranford, St. John, Northamptonshire, England; died 21 Jan 1922, Eltonlea, Ridge Street, Northgate Junction, Qld; was buried Lutwyche Cemetery, Brisbane, Qld. [Group Sheet]

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• Obituary: 21 Jan 1922, Brisbane, Qld; The death on 21st January of Mrs, Jonathan Carseldine at Eltonlea, Ridge Street, Northgate Junction, removes another of the pioneers of Queensland. Born at Cranford, St. Andrew's, North Hamptonshire, on 7th January, 1843, Mary Wood Buckby came to Queensland in 1854, at the age of 11 years, with her father, sister, and brothers. The family first settled in the district now known as Hendra. shortly afterwards. removing to Bald Hills. Miss Buckly in 1861, when 17 years of age, was married to Mr. Jonathan Carseldine by the Rev. John Moseley, in old St. John's pro-Cathedral. For many years Mr. and Mrs. Carseldine lived in the Caboolture district, where they were engaged in the dairying industry. At the time of the Gympie gold rush in 1868. Mrs. Carseldine had many interesting experiences, which resulted from their residence being situated on the old main road between Brisbane and Gympie. Although not a nurse by profession, the common sense and practical, kindliness of Mrs. Carseldine made her services in much demand in a district in which medical attendance was difficult to obtain, and in addition to the numerous duties of bringing up a large family the deceased lady was noted far and wide for her hospitality. Of a deeply religious disposition, she won the affection and esteem of all with whom she came in contact. The last 16 years of her life were spent at Northgate Junction, and in spite of the loss of her sight some years ago she maintained her cheerfulness and courage. Up to within six weeks of her death, which occurred towards the end of last month, she retained her intellectual faculties. The late Mrs. Carseldine was the mother of 14 children, two of whom died in infancy. Her descendants include over 80 grandchildren and 30 great-grandchildren. Her five daughters are Mesdames G. A. Atthow (Clayfield) W. Bleakley (Wilston), A. T. Unwin (Woodford), T. McCoskar (Peachester). and J. Williamson (Moore), and her seven sons are Messrs: Charles (Kilcoy). David John (Linville), Eli James (New Zealand), Francis (Darra), Herbert (Woodford), Julian (Caboolture), and Noel (Cairns). ,Four of the sons, like their father, are justices of the Peace, and all except the youngest, are on the land. During the past six months the late Mrs. Carseldine was visited by every member of her family, except one son, who resides in North Queensland, and was un able to make the journey. One son came from New Zealand to visit his parents. The funeral took place at the Lutwyche cemetery, the Rev. W. Powell, a very old friend of the family, officiating at the grave. https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/192973248?searchTerm=carseldine&searchLimits=#

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• History: 1850, Bald Hills history ; http://brackenridgehistory.blogspot.com/2016/03/bh-28-bald-hills-william-carseldine.html
• History: 1860, History of Bald Hills, Qld; History mentions Buckbys building the first house, John Buckby died 1866, his sons instructed to sell the farm, later they became publicans. Also mentions the Carseldine family. https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/36728917?searchTerm=Buckby%20bald%20hills&searchLimits=l-state=Queensland#

William — Mary Ann Gale. [Group Sheet]

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• History: 1860, History of Bald Hills, Qld; History mentions Buckbys building the first house, John Buckby died 1866, his sons instructed to sell the farm, later they became publicans. Also mentions the Carseldine family. https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/36728917?searchTerm=Buckby%20bald%20hills&searchLimits=l-state=Queensland#
• Sale: 1867, Bald Hills, Qld; By Order of the Trustees. For Sale by Public Auction (if not disposed of by Private Sale.) J. & G. BUCKBY'B FARM, Comprising 133 ACRES, divided into Eight Paddocks, and being without one swgle ex ception the Most Valuable Farm for Agri cultural Purposes on the whole of the BALD HILLS. To be sold in consequence of the death of Mr. Buckby, senior. ARTHUR MARTIN has been favored with instructions from the Trustees of the late Mr. Buckby, senior, to sell by public auc tion (if not previously disposed of by private sale), on MONDAY, April 1, at the City Auc tion Mart, at 11 o'clock, All those Pieces of LAND situate in the County of Stanley, Parish of Nundah, being Portion No. 30, and part of Por tion 98, containing in the aggregate 133 ACRES, be the same a little more or less. This admirable Farm is divided into EIGHT PADDOCKS, Ten Acres of the Land being under Crop (prin cipally Maize), and about Thirty Acres cleared. THE HOUSE contains Six Booms of moderate size, with necessary out-offices, Ac., Ac. There are two Barns for storing the crops, together with Cart Sheds, Stables, Pigrtye, Stockyard, Milking Sheds, Calves Pen, a large Tank in ground, 6 feet deep. 10 feet wide, and 12 feet long, Ac, Ac. THE GARDEN contains about Half-an-Acre, and is planted with Orange, Peach, Loquat, and every variety of Fruit Trees, Bananas, Cereals, Ac, Ac. This splendid Farm is acknowledged by all who know it to be the PICE OF THE BALD HILLS, ' and the public may feel assured that nothing but the death of one of the owners would have ' induced the family to place so valuable a Pro perty in the market. The Land is of the richest alluvial descrip tion, and adapted for the growth of Sugar, Cot ton, Arrowroot, and, in fact, every variety of crop which the climate of Queensland is calcu lated to foster and mature. GOOD ADVICE: Let all desirous of entering upon the occupa tion of farming inspect the above, when they will be able to decide for themselves as to whether it is or is not the CREAM OF THE BALD HILLS. Terms at sale. Title under the New Act. https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/20312182?searchTerm=Buckby+bald+hills#

John married Mary Wood 20 Mar 1826, Finedon, Northamptonshire . [Group Sheet]

John — Mary Buckby. [Group Sheet]