Notes: Queensland Family Trees

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151	Aalborg, Aars, Vester Hornum, Ørndrup Mark, Vester Hornum Sogn, , 56 - 1 Fm, FT-1890, C9756 Jens Blok Lemvig, 27, Gift, Husfader, Daglejer, Fødested, Ulstrup Sogn , Aalborg Amt Petrea Petersen, 22, Gift, Husmoder, Fødested, Farsø Sogn, Aalborg Amt Poul Tilstrand Lemvig, 5, Barn, Fødested, Farsø Sogn, Aalborg Amt Niels Peter Lemvig, 1, Barn, Fødested,, V. Hornum Sogn, Aalborg Amt (Dansk Demografisk Database-Rigsarkivet- Folketællinger)	Lemvig, Niels Peter (I17649)
152	Alexander Galbraith mentioned in the record of Alexander Galbraith and Gladys Francis Name Alexander Galbraith Age 29 Birth Year (Estimated) 1871 Birth Date 1871 Spouse's Name Gladys Francis Spouse's Age 19 Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated) 1881 Spouse's Birth Date 1881 License Type Marriage Event Date 20 Jun 1900 Event Place Chicago, Cook, Illinois "Illinois, Cook County Marriages, 1871-1920," database, FamilySearch	Family F5667
153	André Seyfried, son of Michel Seyfried, and Richarde Metzger, marriage 24 Jul 1855, Mollkirch, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France, spouse, Marie Anne Rokel France, Bas-Rhin, Parish and Civil Registration, 1525-1912	Family F6559
154	Anthony Or Tony ,Anthony Aluisi Aluisi United States, GenealogyBank Obituaries Deceased Name Anthony Or Tony ,Anthony Aluisi Aluisi Event Type Obituary Event Date 23 Nov 2013 Event Place California, United States Gender Male Death Date 17 Nov 2013 Newspaper Fresno Bee, The Spouse and Children Susan Wife Female Sandy Jones Aluisi Wife Female Sophia Santos Daughter Female Cassandra Aluisi Daughter Female Susan Wife Female Parents and Siblings Julius Aluisi Father Male Christina Damiano Aluisi Mother Female Debra Sister Female Marianne Sister Female Tim Brother Male Marianne Kozub Sister Female Rosanna Beato Sister Female Rosanna Sister Female Debra Ceja Sister Female Extended Family Troy Grandson Male Jordan Grandson Male Jose Jr Grandson Male Darly Grandchild Unknown Curtis Grandson Male Dylan Grandson Male Others on Record Terry Unknown Unknown Paul Santos SonInLaw Male Jose Aluisi Unknown Male Cathy SisterInLaw Female Terry SiblingInLaw Unknown Cyndee SisterInLaw Female Robert Ceja BrotherInLaw Male Jim Kozub BrotherInLaw Male Giuseppe Beato BrotherInLaw Male Dr Levy Nonrelative Unknown Dr Saul Nonrelative Male Dr Reyes Nonrelative Unknown Sister Emily Nonrelative Female Josh Curtis Nonrelative Male John B Curtis Nonrelative Male Mike Mcdevitt Nonrelative Male Chef Gilbert Nonrelative Male Dr Thomson Nonrelative Unknown "United States, GenealogyBank Obituaries, 1980-2014," database with	Aluisi, Anthony James (I13813)
155	Arline Croxen United States Social Security Death Index Age 76 Given Name Arline Surname Croxen Birth Date 25 Nov 1903 State Illinois Event Date Dec 1979 "United States Social Security Death Index," database, FamilySearc	Arline M (I16016)
156	Arthur Croxen Illinois Deaths and Stillbirths Name Arthur Croxen Event Date 29 Aug 1927 Event Place Chicago, Cook, Illinois Gender Male Race White Age 75 Birth Year (Estimated) 1852 Birth Date 22 Nov 1851 Birthplace Little Herriden, England Father's Name John Croxen Father's Birthplace Little Herriden, England Mother's Name Anne Burnham Mother's Birthplace Woodford, England Occupation Carpenter Spouse's Name Annie Croxen Burial Date 31 Aug 1927 Burial Place Manteno, Ill., USA "Illinois Deaths and Stillbirths, 1916-1947," database, FamilySearch	Croxen, Arthur James (I15927)
157	Benjaman Croxen Illinois Deaths and Stillbirths Name Benjaman Croxen Event Date 29 Nov 1923 Event Place Village of Peotone, Will Co., Ill. Gender Male Race white Age 97 Birth Year (Estimated) 1826 Birth Date 27 Aug 1826 Birthplace England Father's Name Benj. Croxen Father's Birthplace England Mother's Name Mary Ann Mother's Birthplace England Occupation Farmer Spouse's Name Catherine Croxen Burial Date 03 Dec 1923 "Illinois Deaths and Stillbirths, 1916-1947," database, FamilySearch Ben Croxen Birth: unknown Death: unknown Burial: Peotone Cemetery Peotone Will County Illinois, USA Created by: Missy Noxon Record added: Apr 29, 2012 Find A Grave Memorial# 89290567	Croxen, Benjamin (I5740)
158	Bertha Christina White Australia Cemetery Inscriptions Name Bertha Christina White Event Type Death Event Date 26 Apr 1972 Age 83 Birth Year (Estimated) 1889 Burial Place Maryborough Cemetery Australia Cemetery Inscriptions, 1802-2005 Bertha Christina White Find A Grave Index Name Bertha Christina White Event Type Burial Event Date 1972 Event Place Maryborough, Fraser Coast Region, Queensland, Australia Photograph Included N Birth Date 5 Jan 1889 Death Date 23 Apr 1972 Affiliate Record Identifier 189151006 Cemetery Maryborough Cemetery Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch	Miller, Bertha Christina (I8573)
159	Bjolderup Kirkebog 1740-1799 Bjolderup Kirkebog 1766: Opslag 65: Marriage no.3. July 1766, Jep Jorgensen in Mellerup and Ellen Boys Datter in Mellerup	Family F1269
160	Bjolderup Kirkebog 1798 -1884: Opslag No 495: Birth No 10 Bjolderup Kirkebog 1875, Opslag 495 Fodte number 10. Fodt 12 April 1875, dobt 25 April, the mothers age 33, Cathrine Kjestine Jensen en aegte datter af?? Christian Andresen Jensen og hustru Meta Kjestine f. Bundesen i Todsbol. Faddere: Dorthea Bundesen, Apenrade: Betty Backmann, Bjolderup: Christina [Christian? ] Bundesen in Kragelund	Jensen, Cathrine Kjestine (I4414)
161	Bounty Emigrants Emigration Name: Dudley McGrath Birth Year: abt 1814 Age: 27 Arrival Date: 28 Mar 1841 Vessel Name: Margaret New South Wales, Australia, Assisted Immigrant Passenger Lists, 1828-1896 Dudley McGrath was a Farm Servant Anne McGrath was a House Servant They came from Tyrone New South Wales, Australia, Assisted Immigrant Passenger Lists, 1828-1896 Emigtation Name: Anne McGrath Birth Year: abt 1814 Age: 27 Gender: Female Arrival Date: 28 Mar 1841 Vessel Name: Margaret Origin Location: County Donegal, Ireland New South Wales, Australia, Assisted Immigrant Passenger Lists, 1828-1896 Anne McGrath was the daughter of John-McGrath/, Farmer and Anne, deceased Name: Dudley McGrath Birth Year: abt 1814 Age: 27 Gender: Male Arrival Date: 28 Mar 1841 Vessel Name: Margaret Origin Location: County Tyrone, Ireland (New South Wales, Australia, Assisted Immigrant Passenger Lists, 1828-1896) Dudley McGrath's father was Francis McGrath (dead), Farmer and his mother Grace. Ann Mcgrath was the daughter of John McGrath and Anne (dead), native place County Donegal. All roman Catholic. ("Australia, New South Wales, Index to Bounty Immigrants, 1828-1842," database with images, FamilySearch) Second Marriage Name: Mary Mccormick Spouse Name: Dudley Macgrath Marriage Date: 1872 Marriage Place: New South Wales Registration Place: Shoalhaven, New South Wales Registration Year: 1872 Registration Number: 3425 (New South Wales Marriage Index 1788-1965) Dudley married the widow of Meroo a neighbour of his brother Patrick Macgrath DUNLEAVY, Mary, farmer, Meroo, Bolong Grevilles 1872, Post Office Directory MCGRATH Patrick farmer Meroo Braidwood MCGRATH Mark farmer Meroo Braidwood Grevilles 1872, Post Office Directory McGrath Family of Ardstraw & Termonamongan Parishes Obituaries: Emigrants to New South Wales, Australia Grace McGrath Name: Grace Mcgrath Death Date: 1872 Death Place: New South Wales Father's name: Neil Mother's name: Bridget Registration Year: 1872 Registration Place: Braidwood, New South Wales Registration Number: 3407 (New South Wales Death Index 1788-1985) Emigration Name: Grace McGrath Birth Year: abt 1795 Age: 45 Gender: Female Arrival Date: 11 Feb 1840 Vessel Name: Crescent Children's Names: Marke, Barney (New South Wales, Australia, Assisted Immigrant Passenger Lists, 1828-1896) Grace McGrath Her second marriage was to Mark McGrath (Ireland) She was the daughter of Neil McCullen and Bridget, County Tyrone Emigratiom Name: Mark McGrath Birth Year: abt 1800 Age: 40 Gender: Male Arrival Date: 11 Feb 1840 Vessel Name: Crescent Children's Names: Marke, Barney (New South Wales, Australia, Assisted Immigrant Passenger Lists, 1828-1896) Mark McGrath Mark McGrath was from County Tyrone. He was the son of Patrick McGrath and Rose Marie or Ross, also of County Tyrone. He was a Labourer and Farmer, aged 40.	McGrath, Dudly (I14396)
162	Bundaberg Cemetery Burial Register BURIAL DETAILS Surname: BUNDESEN Given Name(s): Peter Andersen Year of Birth: 1904 Year of Death: 1993 Gender: Male Funeral Director: n/a Place of Residence: Bundaberg Place of Birth: Kingaroy Australia Grave Details: Location: 3BB Grave Number: 26 Ownership: Private War Grave: No War Grave: No Other burials located in this grave: BUNDESEN Isobel Grace	Bundesen, Peter Andersen (I3669)
163	Cathérine Boxberger, age, 66, died,13 May 1857 in Mollkirch, spouse, Jean Baptiste Martin France, Bas-Rhin, Parish and Civil Registration, 1525-1912 Martin Jean Baptiste, b., 24.2.1787, Mollkirch limeur, Martin. Jean Baptiste. 24.2.1787. Mollkirch. Mollkirch. limeur. an 13. 1807. 1812. passé à Mutzig. Child Wendelin Martin, b., 20 Oct 1817 Mollkirch, parents, Jean Baptiste Martin and Cathérine Boxberger Declarant, Anne Marie Dreller Vendelin Martin, age, 62, death, 21 Mar 1870, Mollkirch, parents, Jean Baptiste Martin and Cathérine Boxberger, spouse, Marie Françoise Egert France, Bas-Rhin, Parish and Civil Registration, 1525-1912	Martin, Vendelin (I18393)
164	Cecil Allen Croxen California Death Index Name Cecil Allen Croxen Event Type Death Event Date 11 Jul 1954 Event Place Los Angeles, California, United States Birth Date 03 Aug 1881 Birthplace Illinois Gender Male Father's Name Croxen Mother's Name Rockway "California Death Index, 1940-1997," database, FamilySearch Katherin D Croxen California Death Index Name Katherin D Croxen Event Type Death Event Date 03 Feb 1969 Event Place Los Angeles, California, United States Birth Date 24 Jan 1884 Birthplace Germany Gender Female Mother's Name Stehmer "California Death Index, 1940-1997," database, FamilySearch	Croxen, Cecil Allen (I15947)
165	Child Name Marn Sonnicksen Sex Female Birth Date 27 Mar 1745 Birthplace Hallig, Schleswig-Holstein, Preußen, Deutschland Birthplace (Original) , , Braderup, Gröde, Hallig, Hooge, Karlum, Kr u Tondern, Schleswig-Holstein, Deutschland Father's Name Jes Sonnicksen Mother's Name Regina Jessens Event Type Birth Page Number 43 Church Name Evangelische Kirche Oland (Kr. Husum) Note Taufen, Heiraten u Tote 1649-1813 (Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1500-1971) Possible father Name: Johann Richertsen Event Type: Beerdigung (Burial) Death Date: abt 1758 Burial Date: 1758 Burial Place: Fahretoft u Klixbüll, Schleswig-Holstein, Deutschland (Germany) Page Number: 105;106;113 Author: Evangelische Kirche Klixbüll (Kr. Tondern) City or District: Fahretoft u Klixbüll FHL Film Number: 1198883 Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1567-1945	Rickertsen, Rigina (I8394)
166	Christian Peter Bundesen	Bundesen, Christian Peter (I4109)
167	Citadels Sogn Kontraministerialbog Marriages 1933-1942 Opslag 45 Marriage 17 Mar 1935, Domekirke 17 Apr 1935, Citadels Sogn Erhardt William Nielsen, b. 7 Jun 1906, Holstebro, son of Niels Julius Nielsen and Karoline Pedersen, and Gudrun Drews Ægidius, daughter of Gaardejer Christian Drews Ægidius	Family F6193
168	Claude Daniel Henr United States Public Records Name Claude Daniel Henr Also Known As Claude Daniel Henry 2nd Also Known As Name Claude William Henry Residence Date 01 Feb 2001-01 Jun 2001 Residence Place Fresno, California, United States Birth Date 23 Jan 1930 Address Fresno, California 93728 Address Date 01 Feb 2001-01 Jun 2001 2nd Address Lowell, Massachusetts 01850 2nd Address Date 01 Jul 1993-01 Oct 2007 3rd Address Fresno, California 93727 3rd Address Date 01 Jun 1970 Possible Relatives Dan Henry, Family Trust Henry, Marjorie Jean Henry, Patricia L Henry, Robert Gen Henry Record Number 9655439 "United States Public Records, 1970-2009," database, FamilySearch	Henry, Claude William (I7853)
169	CORONER'S FINDING IN BELL FATALITY A sittings of the Coroner's Court was held at Dalby on Wednesday, to take evidence from Mrs. Victorene Maude Weise, in the inquiry held Into the manner and cause of death of Mrs. Oilve May Spies wife of Mr. F. H. J. Spies, who was killed on September 1, 1951, near Bell. At the previous hearing the evidence of 14 witnesses was taken by the District Coroner (Mr. H. F. Christmas), and an adjournment made as Mrs. Weise was not available at that time. After hearing all the witnesses Mr. Christmas closed the Inquest, stating: "I find that the deceased met her death as a result of jumping from a moving motor car driven by her husband." The Dalby Herald (Qld. : 1910 - 1954)Friday 15 August 1952 - Page 4	Hold, Victorene Maud (I16310)
170	County bailiff at Mors Christian Jensen, 1440-1490. The bailiff has been the king's representative in the county council since the 14th century. Until the introduction of autocracy in 1660-61, the sheriff was appointed by the sheriff. In the beginning, the sheriff, as attorney for the sheriff, represented the king's interests in the county council, including the conduct of trials; from approx. In 1400 he became chairman of the parliament and judged together with the parliamentarians. In the 16th century, the sheriff was the sole judge, but had to judge along with other courtiers by death sentences. During the same period, most of the sheriff's administrative tasks were transferred to riding bailiffs and division bailiffs, after which the sheriff was mainly only a judge. (The Sadolin family ) herredsfoged paa Mors.	Jensen, Christen (I17067)
171	CRAMB-SCHLORT, A picturesque wedding was solemnised at the Lutheran Church, Bethania, on December 6, when Mr. Samuel F. Cramb (second son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Cramb, Shaw's Pocket) was married to Miss Gertrude M. Schlort (youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Schlort, Waterford). The Rev, R. B. Reuther officiated. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a frock of Ivory silk georgette, with a deep capelette, which fell gracefully from the shoulders. She wore a silk tulle veil, with a cap composed of orange blossoms, and carried a bouquet of shasta daisies and ferns, tied' with satin streamers. Miss Ida Wendt (cousin of the bride) attended as bridesmaid, wearing a frock of pale pink silk voile, fashioned with a cape lette, and the skirt "was made with two flared flounces. She wore a headdress of pink tulle, and carried a bouquet of snasta daisies and ferns, tied with satin bows. Mr. Reubln Cramb (brother of the bridegroom.» was best man. A reception was held at the residence of the bride's parents. The chief feature of the wedding breakfast was a two-tiered wedding cake, the gift of the bridegroom's mother. On leaving for the honeymoon, which Is being spent at Tamborine Mountain, Mrs. Cramb wore a travelling frock of floral crepe de Chine, with a hat to harmonise. Mr. and Mrs. S. Cramb's future home will be at Waterford. Transcribed from 'The Brisbane Courier' Monday 15th December 1930	Family F1485
172	Death Odile Fendrich, age, 31, d., 13 Apr 1807, Bas-Rhin, France b., 1776. married to Sebastien Müller. France, Bas-Rhin, Parish and Civil Registration, 1525-1912	Fendrich, Odile (I18229)
173	DEATH OF MR. JAMES CAMPBELL. By the death of Mr James Campbell, founder of the extensive businesses of J. Campbell and Sons, Limited, which took place at 12.30 this morning at Camona, Kelvin Grove, Brisbane has lost one of its oldest and most respected citizens. Mr. Campbell passed away after a long and trying illness, due, it was thought, to a neglected attack of influenza four or five months ago. Since then he had been confined to his bed, his illness slowly, but surely, sapping his strength, and ultimately proving fatal. It was his confident belief that he would recover and indeed, everything that medical skill and loving care could suggest was done to save his life; and at times he had rallied so completely, was so cheerful and so hopeful that it was thought he would live for many years yet. His closing days were cheered by numerous and affectionate inquiries after his health and not the least acceptable and touching of these were those which came from old employees, from men who had grown gray in his service, men who gratefully remembered some timely service and who had come to esteem most deeply his strong personality and his kindly heart. A man who had employed many, who had carried on great enterprises, who had all the keen business qualities of his race, he was always looked upon as one of the best of employers, and the warmest hearted of friends. To follow his long, strenuous, and useful life would be to trace the greater part of the history of Brisbane. Born at Auchterardu, in Perthshire, on 6th March 1830, he lived to complete his 74th year. He came of a good Scotch family, but though of Scotch birth he lived the greater part of his life in Queensland, and identified himself with its industrial and commercial development con- tinuously; and to all intents ind purposes he made the land of his adoption his native land. Originally his family designed him for the church, but he soon found that his true vocation was in secular life. At an early age he apprenticed himself to a plasterer, and worked at his trade for some years. He then decided to emigrate to seek in a new country the opportunities that he was satisfied did not exist in good old Scotland. He first thought of trying America, but a good deal of interest was then being aroused by the Rev. Dr. Lang in Australia, and it was that patriotic and able colonist's influence that resolved him to try his luck in Queensland. W ith Mrs. Campbell he took passage by the ship John Fielding, and arrived in Moreton Bay on the 12th June 1853. Finding little opening for a plasterer, he turned his hand to many trades and occupations, but within a year after his arrival he started in business for himself, and from that start has grown the varied industrial enterprises of the present limited company. This, as is well known, embraces a great saw-mill business; brickmaking, a pottery, cementmaking, and a general import trade in building materials. Mr. Campbell during his active life?for he was a man of great mental and physical alertness?built up a very large business, and if he had been of a less generous disposition, he would have probably been one of the wealthiest citizens of Brisbane. As many who have been associated with him or who have appealed to him in their hour of need know. he was always ready to help, but strongly averse to anything which savoured of display. At the same time he was a shrewd business man, and a firm believer in the great natural resources of his country, which he did a great deal to develop. Irascible and quick-tempered, he was easily provoked, but was just as easily appeased. He was a born fighter, and in his political views an ardent Radical. In earlier years he took a keen interest in politics, and was one of those who induced the late Sir Charles Lilley to enter public life, and who secured his return for Fortitude Valley the first time. Those were stirring days in politics, and feeling at times ran to a height difficult to realise in these placid days; and Mr. Campbell was one of those who worked hardest and fought most strenuously. He was one of the prime movers in the old Liberal Association. For two years he was in alderman in the City Council, and for a time was a member of the Ithaca Shire Council. Mr. Campbell had five sons and three daughters. One boy died in infancy. The eldest surviving son is Mr. J. D. Campbell, the member for Moreton, and manag- ing director of the company founded by his father. His brothers, Mr. J. M. Campbell, Mr. H. E. Campbell, Mr. G. P. Campbell, and Mr. C. W. Campbell, are directors of the company. Mr.Campbell's eldest daughter was Hon. R. Philp's first wife; another daughter is married to Mr. J. Forsyth, M.L.A., and a third is the widow of the late Hon. W. Aplin. Alderman R. M. Campbell, owner of the Brisbane Soap Works, is a brother, and Mr. J. Camp- bell, manager of the company's brick works at Redbank, is another brother. One of Mr. Campbell's sisters is Mrs. John Munro, of Eagle Junction, and arother is Mrs. Thomas Petrie of North Pine. Mr. Campbell retained his vigorous mental grasp almost to the end, and he passed away peacefully in the presence of the members of his family, deeply deplored by all who knew him, and not least by the men who had worked for him "in the early days." Transcribed from 'The Brisbane Courier' Monday 11th April 1904	Campbell, James (I5579)
174	Death Registration 62724/1973 DUNSTAN RONALD MERVYN RICHARD EDWARD and CHARLOTTE MAY TAREE (New South Wales Death Index 1788-1985) DUNSTAN Ronald Mervyn Death notice 09 JUL 1973 Death, age 64 at Crowdy Head, near Taree, late of Burwood Sydney Morning Herald 11 JUL 1973 (The Ryerdon Index Online) Marriage Registration 17335/1940 DUNSTAN RONALD MERVYN and GRAY NANCIE STELLA BALLINA (New South Wales Marriage Index) Mr. Ron Dunstan who has been laid up for some time, is now on the mend. Mullumbimby Star, NSW, Thursday, 28 September 1933 BOY KILLED BY MOTOR LORRY Ronald Dunstan, 4, of Wallace Street, Concord, was fatally injured yesterday when he ran from the footpath in Burwood Road. Burwood, and was struck by a passing motor lorry. The Sydney Morning Herald, NSW, Friday, 12 May 1950 Death Registration 11734/1950 DUNSTAN RONALD ALAN RONALD MERVYN and NANCIE STELLA BURWOOD (New South Wales Death Index 1788-1985) Death Registration 101791/1985 DUNSTAN NANCIE STELLA WILLIAM GEORGE and ANNIE DORA (New South Wales Death Index 1788-1985) CARRIED PASSENGERS IN TRUCK BALLINA, Monday. On a charge that he carried passengers on a goods lorry without a permit Ronald Mervyn Dunstan, 21, carrier, of Brunswick Heads, was fined £1, with 8s court costs, or, in default, imprisonment for three days, by Mr. J. McElroy, P.M., at Ballina Police Court. Constable G. Vickery stated that on October 29 he saw Dunstan with his lorry on the Bangalow Road, near Ballina. There were 11 men sitting in the back of the lorry and three in the cabin with Dunstan, who, in reply to a question, said the men were going to the relief job at Brunswick Heads. Dunstan added, said Constable Vickery, that the men had no other means of getting to the jobs and he was only charging them a shilling for their luggage. Constable Vickery said that a special bus for the men had left half an hour earlier. Northern Star, Lismore, NSW, Tuesday, 23 January 1940	Dunstan, Ronald Mervyn (I9891)
175	Death Registration 9486/1916 DUNSTAN RAYMOND E RICHARD E and CHARLOTTE M LISMORE New South Wales Death Registration 1788-1985)	Dunstan, Raymond Eric (I9890)
176	Death Registration: 43644/1973 JESSEN IVOR CHRISTIAN F. CHRISTIAN JOHANNSON M. HELEN MARIA death KOGARAH [NSW Death Register] RYERSON INDEX JESSEN Ivor Christian (Clue) Death notice 25FEB1973 Death late of Carlton [not far from KOGARAH] Sydney Morning Herald 26FEB1973	Jessen, Ivor Christian (I4650)
177	Death Registration: No. 1963/004153	Hoffman, Johann Samuel (I3778)
178	DEATH. DUNLOP. On the 24th October, at his residence, William street, Brisbane, Francis Dunlop, aged 56 years. Transcribed from 'The Brisbane Courier' Wednesday 25th October 1865	Dunlop, Francis (I2283)
179	Denmark Census, 1845 Südtondern, , Dagebüll, Tyenswarf, Instengebäude, 26, FT-1845, C1475 Christian Carstensen,53, Verheir., Inste, Schuster, Fødested, Dagebüll Siecke Hinrichs, 56, Verheir., seine Ehefrau, Fødested, Dagebüll Gude S. ......??, 28, Unverheir., seine Stieftochter, Fødested, Dagebüll Martinus Carstens, 22, Unverheir., sein Sohn, Fødested, Dagebüll Karsten H. Carstens, 17, Unverheir., sein Sohn, Fødested, Dagebüll Hinr. M. Carstens, 12, Unverheir., sein Sohn, Fødested, Dagebüll Ewald M. Carstens, 8, Unverheir., sein Sohn, Fødested, Dagebüll Children Name: Carsten Heinrich Carstens Gender: männlich (Male) Event Type: Taufe (Baptism) Birth Date: 22 Feb 1828 Baptism Date: 1 Mrz 1828 (1 Mar 1828) Baptism Place: Dagebüllerkoog, Schleswig-Holstein , Deutschland (Germany) Father: Christian Carstens Mother: Seike Carstens City or District: Dagebüllerkoog Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1518-1921 Name: Heinrich Martin Carstens Gender: männlich (Male) Event Type: Taufe (Baptism) Birth Date: 1 Feb 1833 Baptism Date: 17 Feb 1833 Baptism Place: Dagebüllerkoog, Schleswig-Holstein , Deutschland (Germany) Father: Christian Carstens Mother: Seike Carstens City or District: Dagebüllerkoog Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1518-1921 Name: Ewald Meinhard Carstens Gender: männlich (Male) Event Type: Taufe (Baptism) Birth Date: 12 Mai 1837 (12 May 1837) Baptism Date: 24 Mai 1837 (24 May 1837) Baptism Place: Dagebüllerkoog, Schleswig-Holstein, Deutschland (Germany) Father: Christian Carstens Mother: Seike Hinrichsen City or District: Dagebüllerkoog Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1518-1921	Carstens, Christian (I16747)
180	Denmark Census, 1911 Vellev, Houlbjerg, Viborg, Denmark Aug Edvard Ferdinand Vilh. Ægidius, widow, born, 10 Jan 1851, Gimsing Sogn, Ringkøbing, occation landmand Karl Louis Ægidius, son, birth, 8 Jun 1885, Horup, Viborg Amt Peder Vilhelm Ægidius, son, birth, 15 Feb 1888, Horup, Viborg Amt Anna Karoline Ægidius, daughter, birth 1 Jul 1889, Horup, Viborg Amt Ellen Karen Ægidius, daughter, birth, 9 Aug 1890, Horup, Viborg Amt (Dansk Demografisk Database-Rigsarkivet)	Ægidius, Anna Karoline (I17199)
181	Denmark Census, 1930 Povl Engelstoft, 4 Oct 1876, Fødested, Vissenbjerg Odense, Cand.mag., Redaktør Sigríd Gudrun Engelstoft, 30 Nov 1899 Bertel Engelstoft, 27 Feb 1922 Jesper Engelstoft, 15 Nov 1927, Fødested, Frederiksberg (Dansk Demografisk Database-Rigsarkivet- Folketællinger)	Engelstoft, Jesper (I17634)
182	Don J Lemarr United States Social Security Death Index Age 83 Given Name Don Middle Name J Surname Lemarr Birth Date 13 Apr 1922 State Colorado Last Place of Residence El paso, Colorado Previous Residence Postal Code 80905 Event Date 01 Mar 2005 "United States Social Security Death Index," database, FamilySearch	Lemarr, Don J (I15908)
183	Douglas Hamilton Mcwatters Birth unknown Death 14 Feb 2009 Burial Bribie Island Memorial Gardens Woorim, Moreton Bay Region, Queensland, Australia Memorial ID 154063981 (Find A Grave Memorial)	McWatters, Douglas Hamilton (I5924)
184	Edwin Juergens Illinois, Cook County Deaths Name Edwin Juergens Event Type Death Event Date 31 Oct 1968 Event Place Chicago Heights, Cook, Illinois, United States Address 17501 S Ridgeland Ave Gender Male Age 56 Marital Status Married Race White Occupation Truck Driver Birth Date 17 Jan 1912 Birthplace , , Illinois Funeral Home West End Funeral Home Burial Date 02 Nov 1968 Burial Place Monee, , Illinois Cemetery Skyline Memorial Park Father's Name Otto Juergens Mother's Name Dorothy Schmaedike Spouse's Name Julia Croxen Informant's Name Julia Juergens Entry Number 584	Juergens, Edwin (I16017)
185	Eleanor Gertrude Rowley (1921 - 2014) Born on 20 May 1921 Passed away on 9 November 2014 Aged 93 years Northern Suburbs Memorial Gardens Northern Suburbs Memorials-Memorial Gardens & Crematorium?	Bailey, Eleanor Gertrude (I6814)
186	Emigrarion Name: William Midson Birth Year: abt 1849 Age: 6 Gender: Male Arrival Date: 27 May 1855 Vessel Name: Constitution Origin Location: Eslingfield, Cambs New South Wales, Australia, Assisted Immigrant Passenger Lists, 1828-1896 He came from Steeple, Bumpstead, Essex, England Steeple Bumpstead is a village and civil parish 3 miles (4.8 km) south of Haverhill in Braintree district, Essex, England. (Wikipedia)	Midson, William (I14210)
187	Emigration Departure: 28 Mar 1874 Ship: Peeries Arrival in New Zealand: 22 Jul 1874 Grey, Richard, 43, from Dorset, occupation, Smith "", Mary A., age, 40 "", Richard, age, 20 "", Alice,age 17 "" Emma, age 14 "", Maria, age 11 "", Thomas age 7 "", Elizabeth, age 5 "", Jane age 3 ""' Ann 11 months	Gray, Emma (I16387)
188	Faddere: Hans Petersen Schmidt: Hans Hansen Schmidt: Anna Cathrina -? all of Stenderup	Jessen, Jes Hinrich (I5296)
189	Family of Johannes Parents: wine merchant, town clerk Laurids Jensen (died 1649) and Maren Struck (married for the second time to a citizen of Ribe Christian Eskildsen). Married 1st time 1.5.1709 in Copenhagen. (Mrs.) with Johanne Marie Thomasdatter Dobbelsteen, begr. 25.8.1724 in Kbh. (Nic. K.) (Married 1st time 1698 with deputy mayor of Copenhagen Albert Bartholin, 1668?1703). Married 2nd time 22.1.1727 in Copenhagen. (Mrs.) with Ellen Marie Lemvigh, born 20.6.1688 in Copenhagen. (Mrs.), begr. 30.11.1759 sst. (Frue k.) (Married 1st time 1714 to Professor Hans Bircherod, 1663?1720), d. By State Councilor Peder L. (1646?1710) and Maren Worm (1669?1740). (Danish Biographical Lexicon Art and culture Literature Authors The 3rd edition of Dansk Biografisk Leksikons was published in 16 volumes in the period 1979-84 with Svend Cedergreen Bech as editor. Nearly 1,000 biographies were updated in 2014-16. The content has not been edited since. Newer articles can be found in Den Store Danske.)	Thomasdatter Dobbelsteen, Johanne Marie (I17426)
190	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Sallaway, Reginald Alexander (I5288)
191	Father Name John A Galbraith Birth 4 April 1821 Omajh, County Tyrone, Ireland Death 6 July 1893, Keokuk, Iowa, United States Burial White Oak Cemetary, prairie, Keokuk, IA Marriage: 4 September 1858, Rock Island, Illinois, United States Marriage Name John Gilbrath Event Type Marriage Event Date 04 Sep 1858 Event Place Rock Island, Illinois, United States Event Place (Original) Rock Island, Rock Island, Illinois Gender Male Spouse's Name Margaret Moore Spouse's Gender Female Illinois, County Marriages, 1810-1940 Name Margaret Moore Nixon Birth, 17 Dec 1839, Newtown Steward, County Tyrone, Ireland Death: 31 Dec 1919, Keokuk, IA Burial: White Oak Cemetary, Prairie, Keokuk, IA Margaret Moore Gilbraith Find A Grave Index Name Margaret Moore Gilbraith Maiden Name Moore Event Type Burial Event Date 1919 Event Place , Keokuk, Iowa, United States of America Photograph Included Y Birth Date 17 Dec 1839 Death Date 31 Dec 1919 Affiliate Record Identifier 70320923 Cemetery White Oak Cemetery (Find A Grave Memorial) Margaret Moore Gilbraith Birth: Dec. 17, 1839, Ireland Death: Dec. 31, 1919 Keokuk County Iowa, USA She was married to John A. (d.1893). Their grandson Joseph Jr Galbraith (yes, the spelling changed) is buried here also. Family links: Children: William J Gilbraith (1864 - 1891)* Martha Galbraith (1868 - 1944)* Joseph Galbraith (1879 - 1926)* Joseph Gilbraith (1879 - 1926)* Burial: White Oak Cemetery Keokuk County Iowa, USA Created by: Pushy Jones Record added: May 24, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 70320923 Alexander Galbraith United States Census, 1900 Name Alexander Galbraith Event Type Census Event Year 1900 Event Place Pocatello Precinct (east of Cleveland Ave.) Pocatello city Ward 1-3, Bannock, Idaho, United States Gender Male Age 29 Marital Status Single Race White Race (Original) W Relationship to Head of Household Head Relationship to Head of Household (Original) Head Birth Date Nov 1871 Birthplace Iowa Father's Birthplace Ireland Mother's Birthplace Ireland "United States Census, 1900," database with images, FamilySearch Alexander Galbraith, Physcian ALAMEDA COUNTY Alameda County Medical Society (121 East Eleventh Street, Oakland) C. Reciprocity Physician and Surgeon since 1913. A. Physician and Surgeon. Galbraith, Alexander 781 Highland Ave., Piedmont, Oakland. Rush Med. Coll., Ill., 1899, (666) 1904. October 4, 1928 Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California · Page 18 Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Galbraith of Highland avenue, Piedmont, of the marriage ... November 22, 1939 Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California · Page 15 Involved are Dr. Alex Galbraith, socially prominent Piedmont physician	Gilbraith/Galbraith, Alexander A (I15892)
192	Felsted Sogn Hovedministerialbog Confirmations and Marriages 1767-1827 Opslag 181 Hans Jordt, Flensburg, son of Hans Jordt and Madame Anna Jordt nee Detleffsen- Demoiselle (young lady) Catharina Maria Ægidius of Schobullgaard. Catharina Maria Ægidius was the daughter of Peter Ægidius and Madame Anna Maria Ægidius, Schbølgård, nee Thomsen, of Lundsgård Anna Maria Ægidii, daughter of Peter Ægidii and Anna Maria Ægidii Thomsen, marriage, 1 9 Sep 1801, Felsted, Åbenrå, Denmark, spouse, Hans Jordt. (previously married) Denmark Marriages, 1635-1916	Family F4826
193	Fkt-1880; Humlum-; 3; Strandbjerregaard 82; Peter August Ægedius; m; 66; gift; Rastrup, Ålborg amt; Lutheran; Husfader, kapitalist 83; Marie Kirstine Ægedius Født Steenstrup; k; 62; gift; Flade sogn, Thisted amt; Lutheran; Hans hustru	Ballebye Steenstrup,, Marie Kirstine (I13801)
194	Florine L Lemarr United States Social Security Death Index Age 69 Given Name Florine Middle Name L Surname Lemarr Birth Date 21 Sep 1920 State Oregon Last Place of Residence El Paso, Colorado Previous Residence Postal Code 80905 Event Date 13 Feb 1989 "United States Social Security Death Index," database, FamilySearch	Reeves, Florine Laura (I4464)
195	Fritze Theodora Juliane Von Jessen, born, 13 Nov 1853, Garnisons, Kjøbenhavn, Denmark, christened, 29 Dec 1863 in Kirke daughter of, Kjøbmand Johan Christian Von Jessen and Erasmina Petrina Ægidius. Fritze Theodora Juliane V Jessen, of Fulstrup, confirmation, 7 Mar 1869, Ikast, Ringkøbing, Denmark, parents, Kjobmand, Johan Christian Jessen and Erasmine Petrine Ægidius in Kjøbenhavn, born, 13 Nov 1853, chistened 29 Dec 1853, Kjøbenhavn Denmark Church Records, 1484-1941	von Jessen, Fritze Theodora Juliane (I17207)
196	FUNERAL NOTICE. The Friends of Mrs. SARAH BURTON, deceased (relic of the late William Burton) are respectfully invited to attend her funeral to move from her late residence Staffordshire Villa, Tank-street, City. THIS (Monday) MORNING at 10 o'clock, to the South Brisbane Cemetery. K. M. SMITH, Undertaker. FUNERAL NOTICE. The friends of Misses MATTIE and MAY and Messrs. JOHN and PERCY BURTON are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their deceased Mother Mrs. Sarah Burton to move from her late residence Staffordshire Villa, Tank-street City, THIS (Monday) MORNING at 10 o'clock, to the South Brisbane Cemetery. K. M. SMITH, Undertaker. FUNERAL NOTICE. The Friends of Messrs. C. LANCASTER, J. GUSTAVSON. and J. OAKES are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of their deceased Mother-in-law Mrs. Sarah Burton, to move from her late residence Staffordshire Villa, Tank-street, City, THIS (Monday) MORNING at 10 o'clock to the South Brisbane Cemetery. K. M. SMITH, Undertaker. Transcribed from 'The Brisbane Courier' Monday 15th April 1907.	Alcock, Sarah Eliza (I2160)
197	Grandfather, Lyle Cubbage	Shinkoskey, Janine (I16522)
198	Grendelbruch. 1812 Décès 1793-1862)	Metzger, Laurent/Florent (I11965)
199	Gribble, John Brown (1847?1893) This article was published: in the Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 4 , 1972 online in 2006 John Brown Gribble (1847-1893), missionary, was born on 1 September 1847 at Redruth, Cornwall, England, son of Benjamin Gribble, miner, and his wife Mary, née Brown. He arrived at Port Phillip in 1848 with his parents. They settled at Geelong where John was educated and on 4 February 1868 married Mary Ann Elizabeth Bulmer. In October 1876 Gribble was admitted to the ministry of the United Free Methodist Church, but soon joined the Congregational Union of Victoria and became a home missionary at Rutherglen and Wahgunyah near the Murray River. His travels took him into the Riverina where he preached at Jerilderie, became its first resident missionary, had an encounter with the Kelly gang and made contact with the remnants of Aboriginal tribes. In 1879 he visited Maloga mission on the Murray, toured the Murrumbidgee with Daniel Matthews, at Jerilderie published A Plea for the Aborigines of New South Wales, and with £6 15s. and the help of his wife opened the Warangesdah Aboriginal Mission at Darlington Point. They built huts, dormitories and a church and made several converts. In 1880 the mission received a government grant and was visited by Bishop Mesac Thomas, of Goulburn, who baptized nineteen Aborigines and decided to sponsor the mission. Gribble was made a stipendiary reader that year, deacon in 1881 and priest in 1883. With help from the government, diocese and Aborigines Protection Association the mission prospered but the costs rose to £1200. In 1883 a report on Warangesdah by the protector of Aborigines provoked a government inquiry which led to the reform of the Aborigines Protection Board. In 1884 Gribble was invited by Bishop Henry Parry of Perth to work in Western Australia and went to England where he raised funds and published Black but Comely, a description of Aboriginal life in Australia. In 1885 he opened a mission on the Gascoyne River but was strongly opposed by settlers who exploited native labour. In 1886 he published Dark Deeds in a Sunny Land: this fierce castigation of his opponents created a furore and the welfare of the Aborigines was obscured by much blackening of reputations until 1905. The booklet included an allegation that ?quite sixty natives, men, women and children? had been shot dead in one day in the Pilbara region, in what later became known as the Flying Foam massacre. Gribble?s witness, one David Carly, claimed to have seen ?the skulls of fifteen who were shot?. In 1887 the mission was abandoned and Gribble returned to New South Wales where he opened a mission on the Darling River for the Aborigines Protection Association. In 1889-90 he was rector of Temora where he built the first church; after losing all his belongings when the rectory was burnt down he became rector at Batlow. In both parishes he continued to devote much time to the Aborigines. In 1892 he went to Queensland to open Yarrabah mission near Cairns. Suffering from malaria he retired to Sydney where he died on 3 June 1893. His tombstone in the Waverley cemetery described him as the 'Blackfellows' Friend'. Gribble was survived by his wife, four sons and five daughters. His eldest son, Ernest Richard Bulmer Gribble (1868-1957), helped his father to found the Yarrabah mission and was in charge of it in 1894-1910. He was rector of Gosford in 1911-14, head of the Forrest River Mission, Western Australia, in 1914-28, chaplain of the Palm Island Aboriginal Settlement in 1931-41 and canon of North Queensland diocese in 1941-57. In 1932 he published The Problem of the Australian Aboriginal and in 1933 A Despised Race: The Vanishing Aboriginals of Australia. He was appointed O.B.E. in 1956. Select Bibliography R. T. Wyatt, The History of the Diocese of Goulburn (Syd, 1937) P. Hasluck, Black Australians (Melb, 1942) B. Thorn (ed), Letters from Goulburn (Canberra, 1964) Votes and Proceedings (Legislative Assembly, New South Wales), 1883, 3, 919, 937.	Gribble, John Brown (I17948)
200	Gympie Two Mile Cemetery Burial Register BUNDERSEN, Karn Mary Amalie: Burial Date: 21.07.1917: Section PPB: Number 119 BUNDERSEN, Peter Henry: Burial Date: 16.05.1944: Section PPB: Number 272 BUNDERSEN, Mary Agnes: Burial Date: 06.06.1972: Section: RC PB: 85 A	Bundesen, Peter Henrich (I3755)