Wilson Neil Thomsen

Other Events:

• Death: 11 Apr 2013, Fraser Coast Chronicle, Queensland; THOMSEN, Wilson Neil Of Maryborough. Gone in peace to his Lord on April 10, 2013. Aged 75 years. Cherished husband of Narelle. Loving father and father-in-law to Karleila and Mark and Kimberley and Scott. Adored Poppy to Eldon, Matilda and Lincoln. Brother-in-law to Kerry. Brother and brother-in-law to Clyde and Pam and the late Ivan, Nora and Hazel. Uncle to many and Godfather to Deanne. Soaring with his beloved wedge tailed eagles Relatives and friends of Wilson are invited to attend his funeral service to be held at St Stephen's Uniting Church, Sussex Street, Maryborough on Monday, April 15 at 10.30am, prior to private interment. Published in Fraser Coast Chronicle on April 11, 2013
• Funeral: 16 Apr 2013, Fraser Coast Chronicle; Hundreds say farewell to one of the Coast's true gentlemen PHOTOGRAPHY, poetry, nature, horses-Wilson Thomsen was a man of many passions. But most of all he was a man who loved his community and adored his family, and that was evident on Monday as hundreds of family and friends gathered at Maryborough's St Stephen's Church to say their final farewells. Born on September 1, 1937 to Brooweena cattle farmers Noble and Jessie Thomsen, Wilson was a brother to Clyde, Ivan, Nora and Hazel. His interest in photography began at a young age and his first darkroom was set up in his bedroom at Brooweena. At age 25 he met Narelle, the woman who would soon become his wife, the love of his life, and go on to be the mother of their two daughters Karleila and Kimberley. All the while his passion and flair for photography grew and he was doing more and more photography jobs for people, eventually resulting in Wilson and Narelle leaving the land to establish Thomsen's Photographic Gallery in Maryborough. He was incredibly proud when, after his retirement, Kimberly continued the business under the same name. Wilson was an active member of the Lions Club of Maryborough and a regular at working bees, sausage sizzles and the Driver Revivers. After decades of service he had well and truly earned his life membership. He was among those who fought the government- and won-from building the Traveston Dam on the Mary River. He loved his poetry and learning new writing skills. But above all he was a devoted family man-he loved and protected his "three girls"-Narelle, Karleila and Kimberly- and doted on his three grandchildren Eldon, Matilda and Lincoln. He was a cherished son, son-in-law, brother, brother-in-law and uncle and, of course, a friend. Wilson died peacefully, surrounded by his beloved family, last Wednesday. Published in Fraser Coast Chronicle on April 16, 2013

Notes:

Of Maryborough. Gone in peace to his Lord on April 10, 2013. Aged 75 years. Cherished husband of Narelle. Loving father and father-in-law to Karleila and Mark and Kimberley and Scott. Adored Poppy to Eldon, Matilda and Lincoln. Brother-in-law to Kerry. Brother and brother-in-law to Clyde and Pam and the late Ivan, Nora and Hazel. Uncle to many and Godfather to Deanne.
"Soaring with his beloved wedge tail eagles"
Relatives and friends of Wilson are invited to attend his funeral service to be held at St Stephen's Uniting Church, Sussex Street, Maryborough on Monday, April 15 at 10.30am, prior to private interment.
No flowers by request, in lieu donations preferred to Blue Care.

Wilson — Narelle Kunst. [Group Sheet]

1. Kareila Joy Thomsen was born 25 Jun 1969.
2. Kimberly Jane Thomsen was born 8 Oct 1974.

Other Events:

• Military: 1942 -, Locality of Enlistment: Brooweena, Qld; World War Two Service Name: Thomsen Noble: Service: Australian Army: Service Number: Q208996: Date of birth: 9 Aug.1897: Place of Birth: Tiaro, Qld. Date of Enlistment: 23 Mar. 1942: Locality of Enlistment: Brooweena, Qld.: Place of Enlistment: Biggenden, Qld.: Next of Kin: Thomsen, Jessie: Rank: Private: Posting at Discharge: 11 BN VDC (Q) Maryborough.
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1919, 1925 & 1936, Brooweena; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL Queensland Electoral Roll 1919. Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Tiaro South. No. 1203: Thomsen, Noble : Residence: Brooweena: Occupation: Farmer Queensland Electoral Roll 1925. Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Tiaro. N0. 5144: Thomsen, Noble : Residence; Travellers Rest, Brooweena: Occupation: Labourer Queensland Electoral Roll 1936. Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Tiaro. No. 2709; Thomsen, Jessie Maud: Residence; Brooweena. N0. 2710: Thomsen, Noble; Residence: Travellers Rest : Occupation: Labourer
• Death Notice: 11 Dec 1967, Fraser Coast Chronicle (Hervey Bay); THOMSEN Noble Death notice 11 DEC 1967 Publication Death at Howard, late of Brooweena Fraser Coast Chronicle (Hervey Bay) (The Ryerson Index Online Database) 11 DEC 1967

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration:
THOMSEN, NOBLE: Birth: 09.08.1896: Father: SOPHUS: Mother: ALICE HUTCHSON Reg. No. 1896/C10460 [Qld Birth Register]


Buried:
MARYBOROUGH CEMETERY BURIAL INDEX
Thomsen, Noble, age 71: 11 Dec.1967: Entry No.28.
Thomsen, Jessie Maud, age 81: 13 May 1987: Entry No.34.

Noble Thomsen
Burial Type: Buried
Division: vii
Section: Garden of Rest vii
Plot/Niche: 1109
(Fraser Coast Regional Council Cemeteries Online)

Died:
Cause of Death CORONARY THROMBOSIS
Age 71
Last Address: BROOWEENA QLD
(Fraser Coast Regional Council Cemeteries Online)

Noble married Jessie Maud Wilson 06 Jul 1927, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Jessie (daughter of James Wilson and Katherine Arthur Watt Jeffrey) was born 7 Oct 1905, Race View, Ipswich, Queensland, Australia; died 10 May 1987, Maryborough, Queensland Australia; was buried 13 May 1987, Maryborough Cemetery, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Buried:
MARYBOROUGH CEMETERY BURIAL INDEX
Thomsen, Noble, age 71: 11 Dec.1967: Entry No.28.
Thomsen, Jessie Maud, age 81: 13 May 1987: Entry No.34.

Jessie Maud Thomsen
Burial Type: Buried
Division: vii
Section: Garden of Rest vii
Plot/Niche: 1108
(Fraser Coast Regional Council Cemeteries Online)

Died:
Cause of Death NATURAL CAUSES
Age: 81
(Fraser Coast Regional Council Cemeteries Online)

Notes:

Married:
The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864-1933) Wednesday 22 June 1927
THOMSEN-WILSON.
The first wedding to take place in the Kirkdale Methodist Church was solemnised on June 6, when Mr. Noble Thomsen (third son of Mr. aud Mrs, Thomson, Brooweena) was married to Miss Jessie Maud Wilson (sixth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson, of Birkdale). The Rev. A. C. Tempest (Redland Bay), who, officiated, handed to the bride and bridegroom a Bible as a token of the first wedding to be celebrated in the church. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a cream brocaded silk frock with straight bodice, revealing a deep vest of silk lace, and petalled skirt with underflounce of rich Silk. Her veil of hand embroidered silk tulle was held in place with a coronet of orange blossoms, and she carried a bouquet of white roses and arum lilies tied with tulle streamers. Miss Marion Wilson, who attended her sister as bridesmaid, was frocked in deep cream , brocadcd silk, with shirred skirt and coatee bodice ornamented with silk braid. . She carried a bouquet of white roses and daisies, tied with tulle streamers. Little Miss Myrtle Williams (niece of the bride), who attended as maid of honour, wore a cream silk frock inlet with silk insertion. Her hair was arranged with ribbon and tiny lace flowers, and she carried a bouquet of sweet peas tied with tulle streamers. Master Nesbit Silcock (thee bride's nephew) was the small page boy. The bride's mother wore a black crepe de Chine gown, fashioned in bolero effect with vest of mastic crepe de Chine and hat to match. The bridegroom's mother was also gowned in black crepe de Chine, with vest of mastic lace, and a hat to harmonise. Mr. Dick Thomsen carried out the duties of best man. After the ceremony, the bride's parents entertained about 45 guests at their residence at Birkdale. On leaving for Hinesville (Murgon district) Mrs. Thomsen wore a travelling frock of wedgwood blue wool Marocain, with coatee and pleated skirt, braided with mastic and worn with a mastic hat. The dresses worn by the bridal parly were the work of Mrs. W. 0. Williams, of Booval (the sister of the bride).

Other Events:

• Emigration: 1874, From Sonderborg, Denmark to Queensland, Australia; Vesssel - Herschel Queensland Migrant Shipping (1866-1875) HERSCHEL 16 07 1874 Brisbane Hamburg 01 04 1874 PL M1697 (imm/114) .... o: 289 Surname: THOMSEN Given Names: Andreas Town: Mels State: Dänemark Standing: Landmann Age: 45 Sex: m Destination: Brisbane Ship: Herschel Year: 1874 ID: 32275 No: 290 Surname: THOMSEN Given Names: Caroline Town: Mels State: Dänemark Standing: Frau Age: 32 Sex: f Destination: Brisbane Ship: Herschel Year: 1874 ID: 32276 No: 291 Surname: THOMSEN Given Names: Peter Town: Mels State: Dänemark Standing: Sohn Age: 9 Sex: m Destination: Brisbane Ship: Herschel Year: 1874 ID: 32277 No: 292 Surname: THOMSEN Given Names: Sophus Town: Mels State: Dänemark Standing: Sohn Age: 8 Sex: m Destination: Brisbane Ship: Herschel Year: 1874 ID: 32278 (Emigrants from Hamburg to Australasia 1850-1879)
• Land Transfer after death: 1934, Queensland; Name of Deceased Proprietor. Caroline Sophie (otherwise Christina Maria Sophia) Thomsen. late of Brooweena, widow. Date of Death. 3rd September, 1933. Name of Claimant. Sophus Christian Thomsen, of the same place. Description and Situation of Land. Subdivision 3 of allotment 1 of section 4 town of Tiaro. Estate Claimed to be Transmitted. Fee. simple. Particulars of Will or Otherwise. will dated 3rd September, 1933. Date within which Caveat may be Lodged. 22nd May, 1934. The Courier-Mail (Brisbane, Qld. : 1933 - 1954)Monday 16 April 1934
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1903-1936, Division of Wide Bay; Queensland Electoral Roll 1903 and 1905: Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of East Teebar. Thomsen, Alice: Residence: Sandy Creek: Occupation Home Duties. Thomsen, Sophus: Residence: Sandy Creek: Occupation: Farm Labourer. Queensland Electoral Roll 1919: Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Tiaro No. 1202: Thomsen, Alice. Residence: Brooweena Thomsen, Christian Sophus: Residence: Brooweena; Occupation: Farmer. Queensland Electoral Roll 1925: Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Tiaro No.5145: Sophus Thomsen: Residence: Traveller's Rest, Brooweena. Occupation: Farmer. Queensland Electoral Roll 1936: Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Tiaro No. 2713: Thomsen, Sophus Christian: Residence: Traveller's Rest, Brooweena. Occupation: Farmer
• Personal: 13 Jan 1937, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; CROCODILES IN MARY RIVER Correspondent's Experiences S. C. Thomsen. "Travellers' Rest.", Brooweena, writes: Having read in the "Chronicle" the report of a crocodile being at Tiaro recently. I thought it might interest readers if I gave my experiences. About the year 1881, I, in company with my brother, was on the river bank about half a mile above where Gootchie Creek joins the Mary. There was a big deep stretch of water there, which in later years was called "between Mr. Johnston's and Mr. Easey's crossings." Whilst standing there I saw a crocodile or an alligator-I don't know which-rise to the top of the water and swim a little way, and then dive again. As far as I can remember, it was about 12 feet long. There is no mistake, the animal was there. I am positive. I left that part shortly after and returned to live there about the year 1893. I was very fond of line fishing and I used to go out in a boat at night to my favourite places. One place I liked very much. It was a steep bank into the river, with overhanging trees close to the water. I favoured that spot because I could tie up both ends of the boat to keep it from drifting out. It was my practice to fish with my line straight down. The depth was about 24 feet. On one particular night I was fishing there. It was very dark and I heard things round the boat that I could not understand, and once I distinctly heard scraping on the boat, which I thought was a turtle. Later I became aware that the boat was leaning over and I could not account for it. But while I was thinking about it the boat suddenly righted itself and I must admit that I had what they call the "wind up." I sat a little longer till between me and the bank I heard a sound like a horse blowing his nose loudly. I could stand no more, so 1 jumped up, undid the boat and with as much noise as possible, rowed away. I went down next day to investigate and I found plain tracks on the mud bank of an alligator or crocodile. It was not much use talking about it in those days, for people wouldn't believe you. It was the same with the sharks at that time until my brother and I found one dead at Easey's crossing. Our boat was nine feet long and the shark was about 18 inches longer than the boat. That convinced them about the sharks. It is my opinion, crocodiles have been there for years and I believe that there are a good few of them about." Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Wednesday, 13 January 1937
• Obituary: 29 Jun 1943, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; DEATH OF DISTRICT PIONEER BROOWEENA, June 26 The death of Mr. Sophus Christian Thomsen, of Traveller's Rest, Brooweena, which occurred in the Biggenden Hospital, has removed one of the oldest and most highly respected residents of the district. Born at Sonderburg, Denmark, on May 29, 1865, the late Mr Thomsen emigrated to Australia with his parents in 1874, in the ship Hershel, landing in Maryborough when that city was only a small town. His father obtained employment with Mr. B. Martins, of Scrub Hill, Pialba, but after a short time decided to select land of his own, and secured property at Deborah, on the Mary River, where he resided for many years. RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION When a lad in his early teens, the late Mr. Thomsen assisted his brother Andrew as offsider driving a horse team and after a while secured a team of his own. He hauled railway material on the construction of the Maryborough-Gympie line, and also on the Kilkivan line construction, working through the construction of the Dickabram bridge over the Mary River at Miva. Incidentally it may be mentioned that it was while working on the construction of the Dickabram bridge, the late Mr. Charles Hendricksen- popularly known as "Lame Charie," was seriouslv injured through falling from the scaffolding. Mr. Hendricksen kept a fruit stall in Adelaide-street, Maryborough, when he recovered from this accident, and got about in a specially constructed bicycle which he "pedalled" by hand. The two men were great friends. THE LAND In 1884 the late Mr. Thomsen married Miss Alice Hutchinson, daughter of Mr. Hugh Hutchinson of Tiaro. He then worked at casual labour in different parts of the district, and for some years was employed by the Tiaro Shire Council. When the first section Of the Gayndah line-Mungar to Brooweena, was being built he was farming at Pine Huts, Aramara and supplied the construction workers with vegetables. In 1903 he brought his wife and young family from Tiaro to "Flaunden," Boompa, the property of the late Mr. Thomas Yerby where he dairied for a time and later share-dairied with the late Mr. J. J. Hay at "Haysmere," Brooweena. Nearly forty years ago he selected land on Teebar Creek, naming his property "Traveller's Rest," where he resided to the end. SERVICE AS COUNCILLOR Mr. Thomsen served the ratepayers as a councillor of the Woocoo Shire for a period of six years, and his practical knowledge of road work made him a valuable member. Always a keen member of church work, his home was open at all times to preachers of the gospel, irrespective of creed. In later years he was an ardent worker for the Methodist Church, and was instrumental in forming the Brooweena Christian Endeavour Society. He acted as delegate of this society at conferences and conventions in various centres. His remains were interred in St. Mary's Cemetery, Brooweena, after a service in the Methodist Church, Biggenden, conducted by Mr. Jones, an old friend of the deceased, and a service in the Methodist Church, Brooweena, conducted the Rev. B. Seymour, who also officiated at the graveside. A very large gathering of relatives and friends attended these services. His wife predeceased him by eleven years, as did also his brother Andrew, and two sisters, Mrs. Pedersen (Nikenbah) and Mrs. Hoffman (Tiaro). Ono brother, Peter, aged 81, resides in North Queensland. He is survived by five sons and six daughters, viz.. Albert, (Australian Garrison Forces, N.Q.), Peter, (A.I.F., New Guinea), Messrs Sophus and Edward (Brooweena), Mesdames J. J. Bargenquust (Boompa), S. Sorenson (Brisbane), E. Vanderwolf (Nikenbah), W. Douglas (Yerra), A. Wilson (Wynum), and A. Russell, Toowoomba). One daughter. Ruby, died in infancy. There are 42 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. One grand-daughter. Miss Myrtle Sorrensen, aged 19, was accidentally killed from a bolting horse at Dobbin, in 1932 and was buried at Cloncurry. Besides his two sons, Albert and Peter, seven grandsons are serving in the Army. One in the R.A.A.F., served through the Middle East. One in the A.l.F. served in the Middle East and Greece. One in the A.l.F. was severely wounded in New Guinea, and was invalided home, but is now on duty. One in the Navy, and three at various battle stations in Australia. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Tuesday, 29 June 1943

Notes:

Birth:
Sønderborg Kirkebog 1834-1868
Sønderborg KIrkebog 1865: Opslag 529: No. 46
Born May 29, christened July 16, Sophus Christian Thomsen.
His parents were Andreas Thomsen and Maria Christina Bundesen.
The first Sponsers at his christening was Sophus Christian Thomsen. He was the brother of Andreas Thomsen.

Note Maria Christine Bundesen should be Christina Maria Bundesen.


Christened:
His Uncle Sophus Thomsen was the first Sponser

Emigration:
Andreas, his second wife Caroline, Peter and Sophus Christian emigrated on the Herschel which arrived in Brisbane 16 Jul. 1874.
HERSCHEL 16 07 1874 Brisbane Hamburg 01 04 1874 PL M1697 (imm/114)
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The age is not correct for Andreas as he was born in 1823. Als is an Island in Denmark. Arbejder is a worker. Hustru is wife and barn is child.

Name: Thomsen, Andreas Occupation: Arbejder
Age: 45 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 7800 Registration date: 3/7/1874
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Als Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
IDcode: I7374T0415

Name: Thomsen, Caroline Meyer Occupation: Hustru
Age: 32 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 7800 Registration date: 3/7/1874
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Als Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
IDcode: I7374T0416

Name: Thomsen, Peter Occupation: Barn
Age: 11 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 7800 Registration date: 3/7/1874
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Als Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
IDcode: I7374T0417

Name: Thomsen, Sophus Occupation: Barn
Age: 08 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 7800 Registration date: 3/7/1874
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Als Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
IDcode: I7374T0418

Buried:
INCRIPTION on the grave of Sophus Christian Thomsen And Alice Thomsen in BROOWEENA CEMETERY :
Alice THOMSEN, mum, died 16 July 1932 aged 66 years; Sophus THOMSEN, dad, died 28 May 1943 aged 78 years; Brooweena St Mary's Anglican cemetery, Woocoo Shire


Died:
Death Registration
Thomsen, Sophus Christian: D. 28.05.1943. F. Andrew M. Mary Bundesen; 1951/002322

DEATH OF DISTRICT PIONEER
the late Mr. Thomsen assisted his brother Andrew
Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Tuesday, 29 June 1943

Sophus married Alice Hutchison/Hutchinson 4 Jan 1890, Tiaro, Queensland, Australia. Alice (daughter of Hugh Hutchison/Hutchinson and Aboriginal Woman of the BUTCHULLA tribe from Frazer Island) was born 4 Jan 1866, Tiaro, Queensland, Australia; died 16 Jul 1932, Traveller's Rest , Brooweena, Woocoo Shire, Queensland; was buried 18 Jul 1932, Brooweena in St. Mary`s Anglican Cemetery in the Woocoo Shire. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Death Notice: 18 Jul 1932, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; THOMSEN.-On July 16, 1932, at her residence, Brooweena, Alice, beloved wife of S. C. Thomsen. Aged 66 years. "At Rest" Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Monday, 18 July 1932 OBITUARY The death, after an extended illness, occurred on Saturday afternoon at her residence, "Traveller's Rest," Brooweena, of Mrs. Alice Thomsen at the age of 66 years. The funeral will take place this (Monday) afternoon at 1.30 o'clock from her late residence to the Teebar Cemetery. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Monday, 18 July 1932
• Funeral Notice: 18 Jul 1932, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; The relatives and friends of Mr. S. C. Thomsen and family, of Brooweena, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his beloved wife and their mother, Alice Thomsen, to move from her late residence "Traveller's Rest. THIS AFTERNOON, at 1.30 o'clock for the Teebar Cemetery. KIRK & SON, Funeral Directors, Adelaide-street. Phone 183 Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Monday, 18 July 1932
• Personal: 23 Jul 1932, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; MR. S. C. THOMSEN and family of Broowoona, wish to thank sincerely all kind friends who sympathised and helped them during the time of their great sorrow. They much appreciate the genuineness of the many expressions of sympathy that were extended to them. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Saturday, 23 July 1932
• Obituary: 28 Jul 1932, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; BROOWEENA. July 26 Obituary. There passed away at her residence "Travellers Rest," Brooweena, on Saturday, 16 inst., an old and highly respected resident of the district, in the person of Mrs. Alice Thomsen, at the age of 66 years. The deceased who was the daughter of the late Mr. Hugh Hutchinson, of Tiaro, was beloved and respected by a very wide circle of friends to whom the news of her death came as a severe shock. During her 32 years residence in this district she had intimately associated herself with every movement for its advancement and welfare. All her life she had been a devoted member of the Methodist church and in her later she was an enthusiastic member of the Women's branch of the C.W.A. Of a most generous and kindly disposition, she was at all times willing and eager to lend her assistance, to any good cause, and the community is poorer by her dimise. Besides a sorrowing husband, Mr. Sophus Thomsen, who has been a valued member of the Woocoo Shire Council for several years. The deceased leaves a family of five sons and six daughters, namely Messrs Albert and Peter (North Queensland), Noble, Sophus and Edward (Brooweena), Mesdames J.J. Bargenquast (Boompa), G. Davies (Babinda), E. Vanderwolf (Deborah), A. Wilson (Hivesville), and W. Dale (Gomerri). One daughter died in childhood. There are thirty grandchildren and one Great Grandchild. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Thursday, 28 July 1932

Notes:

Alice's story is difficult, There is no birth certificate, as in 1860's aboriginal children were not registered, often Marriage and Death certificates were not issued either. Alice met her future husband after a horse riding accident where Sophus Thomsen was thrown from his mount and was being dragged by the stirrups, She was with a group of Aboriginal people who nursed him back to health, They did not marry straight away, they had Mary, Albert, and Peter before they married officially. There are many family stories about alice so what is true and what is a great yarn is yet to be decided.

Birth:
Alice is believed to belong to the Badtjala Tribe, their region being the Wide Bay-Burnett area including Fraser Island.

The Badtjala people have lived on the world's largest sand island, Thoorgine (Fraser Island), since time immemorial. By the early part of the twentieth century, however, most of the Badtjala population had been massacred by white settlers and the survivors removed to Christian missions on the island or the mainland.
(From World of Dreamings - National Gallery of Australia
www.nga.gov.au/Dreaming/Index.cfm?Refrnc=Ch8)

Butchulla Tribe
The Butchulla people are the Traditional Owners of K'gari (Fraser Island).
For more than 5000 years, perhaps as many as 50,000 years, Butchulla people lived in harmony with the seasons and the land and sea, maintaining a balance between spiritual, social and family connections.

Today the Butchulla people continue to walk the cultural pathway of their ancestors, whom they believe have lived on this country since the beginning of the Dreaming.

Because the Butchulla language did not come from a written culture, this nation has been referred to variously as: Butchulla, Badjala, Badjula, Badjela, Bajellah, Badtjala and Budjilla.
(For more than 5000 years, perhaps as many as 50,000 years, Butchulla people lived in harmony with the seasons and the land and sea, maintaining a balance between spiritual, social and family connections.

Today the Butchulla people continue to walk the cultural pathway of their ancestors, whom they believe have lived on this country since the beginning of the Dreaming.

Because the Butchulla language did not come from a written culture, this nation has been referred to variously as: Butchulla, Badjala, Badjula, Badjela, Bajellah, Badtjala and Budjilla.
(Queensland Government)

Buried:
INCRIPTION on the grave of Sophus Christian Thomsen And Alice Thomsen in BROOWEENA CEMETERY :
Alice THOMSEN, mum, died 16 July 1932 aged 66 years; Sophus THOMSEN, dad, died 28 May 1943 aged 78 years; Brooweena St Mary's Anglican cemetery, Woocoo Shire

Notes:

Married:
They were married in the home of Andreas Thomsen, father of Sophus Christian Thomsen.
Andreas Thomsen and Caroline Sophie Thomsen were witnesses to the marriage.

James married Katherine Arthur Watt Jeffrey 8 Nov 1883, Queensland, Australia. Katherine was born Abt 1865, New Monkland, Lanarkshire, Scotland; died 5 Mar 1951, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Census: 1871, Westfield Cottage, New Monkland, Lanarkshire; 1871 Scotland Census William Jeffrey, age 59, born in slamanan, Stirling. Adress in 1871: Address: Westfield Cottage, New Monkland, Lanarkshire, occupation Worsted Weaver Agnes Jeffrey, age 49, born in Shotts, Lanarkshire Helen Jeffrey, age 9, born n monkd, Lanarkshire. Catherine Jeffrey, age 6, born in n monkd, Lanark Maria Jeffrey, age 4, n monkd, Lanarkshire

Notes:

Died:
Name: Catherine Arthur Watt Wilson
Death Date: 5 Mar 1951
Father's Name: William Jeffrey
Mother's Name: Agnes Barr
Registration number: 000603
(Queensland Death Register 1829-1964)

Notes:

Married:
Name: James Wilson
Spouse Name: Katherine Arthur Watt Jeffrey
Marriage Date: 8 Nov 1883
Registration number: 001299
(Queensland Marriage Register 1829-1934

Other Events:

• Confirmation: 05 Apr 1840, Hostrup kirke; Hostrup Kirkebog 1797-1860 Opslag 469: No. 11 Andreas Thomsen, son of Andreas Thomsen in Jeising. Born 1 December 1823: Age 17.
• Census: 1845, Als Sønder Parish: Hørup Place name: Dorf Mintberg; Census year: FT-1845 County: Sønderborg District: Als Sønder Parish: Hørup Place name: Dorf Mintberg Title no /address: Maibüllgaard Household-/ family no: 6 Source entry no: C4053 Record no: 652 Name: Age: Marital status: Occupation in household: Occupation: Birth place Andreas Thomsen 22 Unverheir. D?? Jessing Sophus Christian Thomsen 20 Unverheir. D?? Jessing Note Sophus Thomsen and Andreas Thomsen were brothers
• Engagement: 7 Dec 1850, Kliplev Kirke; Kliplev 1824-1859, Opslag Nos. 489 and 490: Engagement No. 9 Kliplev Kirkebog 1850, Trolovede [Engagement], Number 9: 7 December, Andreas Thomsen in Lundtoft, ehelischer Sohn [legitimate son] des weil Huusinsten Andreas Thomsen und des weil -? Sophia Christine geb. (geborene, born) Karstensen in Jeising, Kirche alt Hostrup mit Christine Maria Bundesen, ehelische Tocter [legitamite daughter] des Abnahmenes Peter Petersen Bundesen und den verstorbene (deceased) Botilla Maria geb. Jessen in Lundtoft. Testes: (Witnesses) Jes Peter Bundesen in Lundtoft: Nis Peter Petersen in Tursboll Testes: Nis Peter Hoest d.d. Hostrup d. 5 December 1850 und Wacc. Attest. Weil in Clipleff und Uck. [Verstorbene(r) = the Deceased: verstorbenen =desceased] Abnahmenes = - retired farmer on life estate Jes Peter Bundesen was Christine Marie Bundesen's brother. Nis Peter Petersen was also a relative.
• Emigration: 1870, From Mels, Dänemark to Queensland, Australia; No: 289 Surname: THOMSEN Given Names: Andreas Town: Mels State: Dänemark Standing: Landmann Age: 45 Sex: m Destination: Brisbane Ship: Herschel Year: 1874 ID: 32275 No: 290 Surname: THOMSEN Given Names: Caroline Town: Mels State: Dänemark Standing: Frau Age: 32 Sex: f Destination: Brisbane Ship: Herschel Year: 1874 ID: 32276 No: 291 Surname: THOMSEN Given Names: Peter Town: Mels State: Dänemark Standing: Sohn Age: 9 Sex: m Destination: Brisbane Ship: Herschel Year: 1874 ID: 32277 No: 292 Surname: THOMSEN Given Names: Sophus Town: Mels State: Dänemark Standing: Sohn Age: 8 Sex: m Destination: Brisbane Ship: Herschel Year: 1874 ID: 32278 (Emigrants from Hamburg to Australasia 1850-1879) (Find My Past)
• Emigration: 1874, Sonderborg, Denmark to Queensland, Australia; Queensland Migrant Shipping (1866-1875) HERSCHEL 16 07 1874 Brisbane Hamburg 01 04 1874 PL M1697 (imm/114) .... Index to Registers of Immigrant Ships' Arrivals 1848-1912 Series ID 13086 NAME Age Ship Date Location Page M/film 1 Microfilm 2 THOMSEN Andreas 45 Herschel 16 Jul 1874 IMM/114 718 Z1958 M1697 THOMSEN Caroline 32 Herschel 16 Jul 1874 IMM/114 718 Z1958 M1697 THOMSEN Peter 9 Herschel 16 Jul 1874 IMM/114 718 Z1958 M1697
• Emigration: 1 Apr 1874, FRom Mels, Dänemark (Denmark) to Queensland, Australia; Name: Andreas Thomsen Departure Date: 1 Apr 1874 Destination: Brisbane, Queensland Birth Date: abt 1829 Age: 45 Gender: männlich (Male) Residence: Mels, Dänemark (Denmark) Occupation: Landmann Ship Name: Herschel Captain: Friedrichs, E. Shipping line: Rob. M. Sloman & Co. Shipping Clerk: C. A. Mathei 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 030 A (Hamburger Passagierlisten, Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934) Name: Caroline Thomsen Departure Date: 1 Apr 1874 Destination: Brisbane, Queensland Birth Date: abt 1842 Age: 32 Gender: weiblich (Female) Relationship: Frau (Wife) Residence: Mels, Dänemark (Denmark) Ship Name: Herschel Captain: Friedrichs, E. Shipping line: Rob. M. Sloman & Co. Shipping Clerk: C. A. Mathei Ship Type: Segelschiff Accommodation: ohne Angabe Ship Flag: Deutschland Port of Departure: Hamburg Port of Arrival: Brisbane, Queensland (Hamburger Passagierlisten, Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934) Name: Peter Thomsen Departure Date: 1 Apr 1874 Destination: Brisbane, Queensland Birth Date: abt 1865 Age: 9 Gender: männlich (Male) Relationship: Sohn (Son) Residence: Mels, Dänemark (Denmark) Ship Name: Herschel Captain: Friedrichs, E. Shipping line: Rob. M. Sloman & Co. Shipping Clerk: C. A. Mathei Ship Type: Segelschiff Accommodation: ohne Angabe Ship Flag: Deutschland Port of Departure: Hamburg Port of Arrival: Brisbane, Queensland (Hamburger Passagierlisten, Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934) Name: Sophus Thomsen Departure Date: 1 Apr 1874 Destination: Brisbane, Queensland Birth Date: abt 1866 Age: 8 Gender: männlich (Male) Relationship: Sohn (Son) Residence: Mels, Dänemark (Denmark) Ship Name: Herschel Captain: Friedrichs, E. Shipping line: Rob. M. Sloman & Co. Shipping Clerk: C. A. Mathei Ship Type: Segelschiff Accommodation: ohne Angabe Ship Flag: Deutschland Port of Departure: Hamburg Port of Arrival: Brisbane, Queensland (Hamburger Passagierlisten, Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934)
• Residence: 1872 -1883, Deborah, Tiaro District; Andreas Thomsen farmed beside the Mary River close to Peter Andersen Bundesen and Peter Petersen Bundesen.
• Personal: 1890, Tiaro; First Name - Andreas Last Name - Thomsen Country - Australia State - Queensland Event Year - 1890 Page - 212 Date - 18 January 1890 Type - Registration Brand - NT9 Certificate Number - B29127 Nearest Post Town - Tiaro Run Or Farm - Tiaro (Queensland Horse and Cattle Brands Index 1872-1899)
• Personal: 18 Jan 1890, Tiaro; First Name: Andreas Last Name: Thomsen Run Or Farm: Tiaro Nearest Post Town: Tiaro Brand: NT9 Certificate Number: B29127 Date: 18 January 1890 Page: 212 Type: Registration Country: Australia State: Queensland Record set: Queensland brands directories (Queensland Horse and Cattle Brands Index 1872-1899 )
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1903 -1905, Thomsen St., Tiaro; Queensland Electoral Roll 1903 Tiaro - Wide Bay Division No 315: THOMSEN, Andreas: Place of living: Thomsen st., Occupation: dairyman No 316: THOMSEN, Caroline Sophia: Place of Living: Thomsen st., Occupation: domestic duties Queensland Electoral Roll 1905 Tiaro - Wide Bay Division No 318: THOMSEN, Andreas: Place of living: Thomsen st., Occupation: dairyman No 319: THOMSEN, Caroline Sophia: Place of Living: Thomsen st., Occupation: domestic duties
• Personal: 1908-1909, Old Age Pension Applicants ; First Name: Andreas Last Name: Thomsen Queensland Archives Location: A/4774 Reference Number: 1990 Country: Australia Record set: Old Age Pension Applicants 1908-1909 First Name: Caroline S M Last Name: Thomsen Queensland Archives Location: A/4774 Reference Number: 1991 Country: Australia Record set: Old Age Pension Applicants 1908-1909 (Old Age Pension Applicants 1908-1909)
• Accident: 17 Sep 1912, The Brisbane Courier, Queensland; MARYBOROUGH AND DISTRICT. MARYBOROUGH, September 15. At Tiaro last week an old resident named Andreas Thompson, between 80 and 90 years of age, fell from his veranda, a height of two or three feet, and fractured his right thigh Dr H. C. Garde of Maryboiourgh was summoned, and, accompanied by Mr. F. E. Smith, superintendent of the M. A .T. B., he motored to Tiaro, and attended the patient, who was afterwards brought to Maryborough and taken to the General Hospital. Transcribed from "The Brisbane Courier, Queensland," Tuesday 17 September 1912
• Accident: 17 Sep 1912, The Brisbane Courier, Queensland; MARYBOROUGH AND DISTRICT. MARYBOROUGH, September 15. At Tiaro last week an old resident named Andreas Thompson, between 80 and 90 years of age, fell from his veranda, a height of two or three feet, and fractured his right thigh Dr H. C. Garde of Maryboiourgh was summoned, and, accompanied by Mr. F. E. Smith, superintendent of the M. A .T. B., he motored to Tiaro, and attended the patient, who was afterwards brought to Maryborough and taken to the General Hospital. Transcribed from "The Brisbane Courier, Queensland," Tuesday 17 September 1912
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1908 - 1913, Mayne St., Tiaro; Queensland Electoral Roll 1908 Division of Wide Bay - Subivision of Tiaro No 314: THOMSEN, Andreas: Place of living: Mayne st., Occupation: dairyman No 315: THOMSEN, Caroline Sophia: Place of Living: Mayne st., Occupation: domestic duties Queensland Electoral Roll 1913 Division of Wide Bay - Subivision of Tiaro No 305:THOMSEN, Andreas: Place of living: Mayne st., No 306: THOMSEN, Caroline Sophia Mayer: Place of Living: Mayne st., Occupation: domestic duties
• Obituary: 17 Oct 1914, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; THE LATE MR ANDREAS THOMSEN The death of Mr Andreas Thomsen, which occurred at Tiaro on 22nd September last has removed an old and highly esteemed resident of the district. He was born in Denmark on 1st December 1823. His father died a couple of years later, and the lad's early education was of the most meagre kind. As he grew older he showed a keen desire to improve his knowledge, and all his spare moments were spent in study. At an early age he joined the military, and after spending some years in the strenuous life of a soldier, he undertook such contracts as fort building and other Government works. He was twice married; his first wife, by whom there was issue three sons and two daughters, predeceased him 49 years ago. His second wife survives him. In 1871 he sent his daughters and his eldest son to Australia, and three years later, he, with his wife and two other sons, followed. Landing in Maryborough, he spent twelve months in the vicinity of Pialba. He then settled on the Mary River, near Gundiah, where he undertook general farming, dairying, etc. In 1883 he moved to Tiaro, where he has resided ever since, being engaged in agricultural pursuits. About two years ago he met with a painful accident, sustaining a fracture of the leg, from which he never fully recovered. By his death, the district loses an honest, hardworking resident; and his family a devoted husband and father. Besides his wife, who resides in Tiaro, he leaves two daughters, Mrs Mikklesen (Maryborough), and Mrs Hoffman (Theebine), and three sons, Andrew (Deborah), Peter (North Queensland), and Sophus (Brooweena), besides thirty-one grandchildren and forty-five great-grandchildren. Transcribed from the "Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland," Saturday, October 17, 1914
• In Memorium: 22 Sep 1915, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; THOMSEN.-Sacred to the memory of Andreas Thomsen, who departed this life at Tiaro on the 22nd September, 1914, in his 91st year. "Blessed are they who die in the Lord." (Inserted by his loving children, grand children, and great-grand children). Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Wednesday 22 September 1915

Notes:

Birth:
Andreas Thomsen Hostrup Kirkebog 1797-1860, Opslag 171: Birth No 1
Born 1 Dec.1823; Christened 14 Dec.1823, Andreas Thomsen, [Sohn] of Hauerinsten Andreas Thomsen and Sophie Christine geb. [born or nee] Karstensen in Jeising.
Hauer = miner
Hauer= faceworker, hewer, getter
[insten = Tenant]

Emigration:
Andreas, his second wife Caroline, Peter and Sophus Christian emigrated on the Herschel which arrived in Brisbane 16 Jul. 1874.
HERSCHEL 16 07 1874 Brisbane Hamburg 01 04 1874 PL M1697 (imm/114)
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The age is not correct for Andreas as he was born in 1823. Als is an Island in Denmark. Arbejder is a worker. Hustru is wife and barn is child.

Name: Thomsen, Andreas Occupation: Arbejder
Age: 45 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 7800 Registration date: 3/7/1874
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Als Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
IDcode: I7374T0415

Name: Thomsen, Caroline Meyer Occupation: Hustru
Age: 32 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 7800 Registration date: 3/7/1874
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Als Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
IDcode: I7374T0416

Name: Thomsen, Peter Occupation: Barn
Age: 11 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 7800 Registration date: 3/7/1874
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Als Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
IDcode: I7374T0417

Name: Thomsen, Sophus Occupation: Barn
Age: 08 Destination: Queensland
Contract no.: 7800 Registration date: 3/7/1874
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: ? (Dansker)
Last residence: Als Destination country: Australien
Destination city: ? Destination state: Queensland
Name of ship: Indirekte
IDcode: I7374T0418

Buried:
Tiaro Cemetery
Tiaro Shire, Queensland, Australia
Thomsen, Andres, d. 24-9-1914, Age:91


Died:
Death Notice
THOMSEN - On 22nd September, 1914, at his late residence, Mayne Street, Tiaro, Andreas, beloved husband of Caroline Sophia Thomsen, and father of Andreas, Peter and Sophus Thomsen, and Mesdames John Mickelson and H. Hoffmann, in his 91st year
Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Wednesday, September 23, 1914

ANDREAS THOMSEN'S REMEMBRANCE CARD

My Beloved Husband
ANDREAS THOMSEN
Died September 22, 1914, Aged 90 Years

One of the best the Lord could send
Beloved by all - a faithful friend -
Called home from those who deeply love,
To gain a glorious life above.
With aching hearts, with tearful eyes,
We linger where our dear one lies,
And breathe those sacred words once more,
Not lost but only gone before.
DEEPLY MOURNED

Andreas married Kiesten Marie (Christine Marie) Bundesen 30 Dec 1850, Kliplev Kirke, Lundtoft District, Aabenraa County, Denmark. Kiesten (daughter of Peter Petersen Bundesen and Botilla Marie Jessen) was born 6 Apr 1827, Lundtoft, Kliplev Parish, Lundtoft District, Aabenraa County, Denmark; was christened 15 Apr 1827, Kloplev Kirke; died 25 Aug 1866, Sønderborg , Sønderborg Sogn, Als Sønder Herred, Sønderborg Amt Denmark; was buried 27 Aug 1866, Sønderborg Kirkegaard [Church Cemetery]. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Confirmation: 15 May 1842, Kliplev Kirke; Confirmation:15 May 1842 Kliplev Kirke. Kliplev Kirkebog 1824-1859:Opslag No. 358: Conformation No 4 Kiesten Marie Bundesen käthner und Partsmanns Peter Petersen Bundesen and Botilla Maria Jessen Vaccination; 27 July 1840
• Engagement: 7 Dec 1850, Kliplev Kirke; Kliplev 1824-1859, Opslag Nos. 489 and 490: Engagement No. 9 Kliplev Kirkebog 1850, Trolovede [Engagement], Number 9: 7 December, Andreas Thomsen in Lundtoft, ehelischer Sohn [legitimate son] des weil Huusinsten Andreas Thomsen und des weil -? Sophia Christine geb. (geborene, born) Karstensen in Jeising, Kirche alt Hostrup mit Christine Maria Bundesen, ehelische Tocter [legitimate daughter] des Abnahmenes Peter Petersen Bundesen und den verstorbene (deceased) Botilla Maria geb. Jessen in Lundtoft. Testes: Nis Peter Hoest d.d. Hostrup d. 5 December 1850 und Wacc. Attest. Weil in Clipleff und Uck. Witnesses; Jes Peter Bundesen in Lundtoft: Nis Peter Petersen in Tursboll [Verstorbene(r) = the Deceased: verstorbenen =desceased] Abnahmenes = - retired farmer on life estate Jes Peter Bundesen was Christine Marie Bundesen's brother. Nis Peter Petersen was also a relative.

Notes:

Birth:
Kliplev Kirkebøg 1824-1859, Opslag 19: birth No 13
Kliplev Kirkebøg 1827, Fødte/Birth No. 13
Født/Born 6 April, døbt/christened 15 April, Kiesten Marie Bundesen, ehelische Tochter/ligitimate daughter des käthner und partsmanns Peter Petersen Bundesen und ihr Botilla Maria geb. Jessen i Lundtoft.
Gew. 1. Kathrine Dorthe Petersen von Türsbüll 2. Kathrine Dorthe, Peter Christens in Lundtoft 3. Jep Boisen von Mellerup
(des käthner und partsmanns
the käthner and partsmanns/ the farmer with a small sized farm0


Christened:
Witnesses 1. Kathrine Dorthe Petersen, Türsbüll 2. Kathrine Dorthe, Peter Christens in Lundtoft 3. Jep Boisen in Mellerup
Kathrine Dorthe Petersen, Türsbüll was posibly the daughter of of PAUL JOHANNSEN and ANNA MARGRETHA PETERSEN Ley. She was married to PETER JESSEN PETERSEN in Türsbüll.
PAUL JOHANNSEN was BOTILLA MARIA JESSEN'S uncle, brother of her mother CHRISTINA MARIA PAULSEN.[Parents JOHANN POULSEN [also spelt PAULSEN] and DOROTHEA MARIA JEPSDATTER

The Kliplev Kirke is the village church for Kiplev. It dates from 1450. The wooden structure on the right contains bells.


Died:
Sønderborg Kirkebog 1847-1869, Opslag No. 340: Death No 72.
Død August 25, begr. 9buried) August 27 Christine Marie Thomsen, geb. Bundesen, ehelische Tochter (legitimate daughter) des Boelsmann Peter Andersen Bondesen in Lundtoft, Kirchegield Klipleff und dessen ehefrau Botilla Elisabeth geb. Jessen [dette er bedsteforældrene, this the grandparents]. Sie war geboren den 7 April 1828 und verheiratet mit den h?? Sternhauersens Andreas Thomsen, den sie als Wittewer (Widower) mit 5 Kinder hinderlasst. (5 living children)
1. Botilla Marie Sophie
2. Andreas
3. Christine Marie
4. Peter Andersen
5. Sophus
ein Kind ist gestorben

(ein Kind ist gestorben [one child has died])

Christine Marie Bundesen's father should be Peter Peter Bondesen/Bundesen and her mother Botilla Marie Jessen.

Notes:

Married:


Kliplev Kirkebog 1850, Opslag 606, Copulerede [Marriage] Number 14.
Viet 30 December 1850. Andreas Thomsen, aegte Son af afdode (Deceased) Hyre Inderste (Tenant)Andreas Thomsen og afdode gjordemoder (Midwife) Sophia Christine f. Laversten i Jessing [Jeising].
1ste AEgteskab/23 Aaer.
with Christine Marie Bundesen af Boets? Aftægtsmand Peter Peter Bundesen og afdode (Deceased) Botilla Marie f Jessen i Lundtoft/ 1st marriage [ AEgteskab]. Age 23 years
Brudg. [Bridegroom]. vac.[vaccination] 27 Juni [June] 1826 Host i Flensborg.
Bruden [Bride] caac.[vaccination] 19 Juli [July] 1830 i Flensborg.
tillysningsattest af Past Host i Uck 29 December, 1850.

Sophia Christine f. Laversten should be Sophie Christine Kastensen
gjordemoder
Aftægtsmand =Male Pensioner on own farm
1ste AEgteskab =first marriage

Other Events:

• Personal: 26 Oct 1880, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser , Queensland; MONDAY. APRIL 18th, At 12 o'clock noon. In the Estate of the late Hugh Hutchinson. HENRY S. HILL has been favored with instructions from the Executors in the above Estate, to Sell by Public Auction, at the Victoria Hotel, Tiaro, ON MONDAY, 18th APRIL, At o'clock noon, All that Piece or Parcel of Land known as Portions 78, 74, 75. and 76, in the Parish of St. Mary, containing 213 Acres, more or less, of Good Agricultural lannd, partly Fenced in with a Substantial Split Fence : of this there are about 2 acres of Rich Scrub Land fit for the Plough. Title perfect. The Improvements on the Property consist of a Substantial and Faithfuliy-built DWELLING HOUSE, with kitcben and Out-houses comprising a Large Commodious Barn and St»blc combined. Milking and Stockyards. with Calf Pen, &c. The Property has a large frontage to the Mary River, and affords a splendid opportunity to parties wishing to carry on a Farm and Dairy Busisness, it possessing the double advantage of having navigable water to the Tiaro Bridge (a distance of about one mile) and its close proximity to the Railway Station. ALSO, Selction No. 103, Pariah of St. Mary, con taining 286 Acres 8, more or less of Leasehold, selected under the Conditional Purchase Clause; well watered, with good Grass and a large quantity of splendid Hardwood Timber fit for Sawmill purposes. The Improvements consist of Fencing to the amount of £14, with 4 years' rent paid up. ALSO, At the same time and place, and in the same Estate, An Allotment of Land in Tiaro, adjoining the premises of J. Job, Esq., containing 1 rood 3 perches. A splendid Site for a Business place, it having a front age to the main Gympie Road. Conditions at Sale. The Auctioneer invites special attention of buyers to this Sale, as it affords an opportunity not often met with, by which speculators would obtain a first-class Farm, well improved, &c . at a reasonable figure. For further particalars, apply to the Auctioneer, at Tiaro, from whom intending purchasers may obtain tickets of inspection. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Tuesday, 26 October 1880

Notes:

Buried:
Tiaro Cemetery
Tiaro Shire, Queensland, Australia
Hutchinson, Hugh, d. 1-7-1880, Age:37



Died:
Name: Hugh Hutchison
Death Date: 30 Jun 1880
Death Place: Queensland
Father's Name: Hugh Hutchison
Mother's Name: Ann Tolmie
Registration number: 002194
(Queensland Death Register 1829-1964)

Hugh — Aboriginal Woman of the BUTCHULLA tribe from Frazer Island. [Group Sheet]

James — Mary Gillsepie. Mary was born 1838, Scotland; died 10 Apr 1915, Scotland. [Group Sheet]