Notes: Queensland Family Trees

Matches 19,301 to 19,350 of 20,545

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19301	Thorsen, Philomena Edna May	Thorsen, Gilbert Granville (I5137)
19302	Thorsen, Philomena Edna May Date of Burial:/ 11 / 1981 Age: 77 years Thorsen, Gilbert Granville Date of Burial: 13 / 05 / 1983 Age:82 years Thorsen, William Date of Burial: 18 / 08 / 1990 Age: 63 years Cemetery: Pinnaroo Cemetery Portion: 9A Grave no: 54 (Brisbane Grave Location Search)	Thorsen, Gilbert Granville (I5137)
19303	Thorsen, Philomena Edna May Date of Burial:/ 11 / 1981 Age: 77 years Thorsen, Gilbert Granville Date of Burial: 13 / 05 / 1983 Age:82 years Thorsen, William Date of Burial: 18 / 08 / 1990 Age: 63 years Cemetery: Pinnaroo Cemetery Portion: 9A Grave no: 54 (Brisbane Grave Location Search)	Thorsen, Gilbert Granville (I5137)
19304	THORSEN, Reginald Vernon 5 months, M Date of Burial: Thursday, 4 November 1886 Cause of Death: Diarrhea (South Rockhampton Cemetery Index)	Thorsen, Reginald Vernon Henry (I5134)
19305	THORSEN, REGINALD VERNON: Death: 03.11. 1886: F. CHRISTEN HANSEN THORSEN: M. DOROTHY MARY DENMAN ELK. Ref No 1886/003881. [Queensland Pioneer Index 1829 -1889]	Thorsen, Reginald Vernon Henry (I5134)
19306	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Thorsen, John (I13336)
19307	Thorvald Weitemeyer, Blackall Range, Maleny, farmer Edith Amelia Weitemeyer, Blackall Range, Maleny, domestic duties	Weitemeyer, Thorvald (I278)
19308	Thorvald Weitemeyer, Blackall Range, Maleny, farmer Edith Amelia Weitemeyer, Blackall Range, Maleny, domestic duties	Weitemeyer, Thorvald (I278)
19309	Thorvald Weitemeyer, Blackall Range, Maleny, farmer Edith Amelia Weitemeyer, Blackall Range, Maleny, domestic duties	Dalton, Edith Amelia (I279)
19310	Thorvald Weitemeyer, Blackall Range, Maleny, farmer Edith Amelia Weitemeyer, Blackall Range, Maleny, domestic duties	Dalton, Edith Amelia (I279)
19311	Thorvald Weitemeyer, Montville, farmer Edith Amelia Weitemeyer, Monteville, domestic duties	Dalton, Edith Amelia (I279)
19312	Thorvald Weitemeyer, Montville, farmer Edith Amelia Weitemeyer, Monteville, domestic duties	Weitemeyer, Thorvald (I278)
19313	Three daughters and one son. Name and information kindly sent by Deborah Lynn Bundeson-Hines, USA Corrected by Marilyn Burke 13 Jan 2011	Burke, Walter Eugene (I7386)
19314	Three of the Sponsers were,-Niels Nielsen,-Christen Sorensen and Ungkarl (Bachelor) Rasmus Pedersen all of Snærtinge	Egidius/Ægidius, Hans Peter (I4124)
19315	Through gates, on the lefthand side, Row 1, 10 plots along. 1 Feature/s Located.... Feature Details - Feature No 1 PLAN C8229 LOT 188 LANDID 9542 PARISH MALENY ADDRESS 360_WITTA_RD LOCALITY WITTA LOCAL_NAME Cemetery Witta ALLNAME RIGG LENORD SEX M AGE 57 BIRTHDATE 1899-12-30 00:00:00 DIED 1928-08-05 00:00:00 INTERNED 1899-12-30 00:00:00 RELIGION ANGLICAN GRAVE_RECO 87 ROW_ 1 STATUS DAIRY FARMER FEES 0 HEADSTONE CONDITION COMMENTS GROUP_MEMB CEMETERY Witta SURNAME RIGG LENOR SECTION_ 0 SHAPE_LENG 6.99990364 SHAPE_LE_1 6.99989875 SHAPE_LE_2 6.99989875 RESERVE False WALL False AREA 2.63990248656243 LEN 6.99992780670293	Rigg, Leonard (I2540)
19316	THROUGH THE COAST DISTRICTS.-VI. [By our Travelling Reporter] THE MARY RIVER AND TIARO. A few miles further on is the residence of another self made man, Mr Joseph Wade who is a respected member of tho Tiaro Board, and is known as a man of substance, owning some 3000 acres of freehold He applied in fact for the last of his deeds within the past few months There is a fine farm, and a large part is under grazing. Then he has a very fine herd of cows, the butter being always in good demand at Gympie, and as a horse brccder he has some eighty or ninety horses on the ground, as well as two noted stallions, -. Transcribed from The Brisbane Courier, Queensland, , 27 April 1886	Wade, Joseph (I5892)
19317	THYNNE - CAIRNCROSS. - On the 3rd June, at St. Stephen's Church, Brisbane, by the Rev. P. M. G. Connolly, Andrew Joseph Thynne, fourth son of Edward Thynne, of Ballynagrave House, County Clare, Ireland, to Mary Williamina, second daughter of William Cairncross, of Brisbane. transcribed from 'The Queenslander' Saturday, 19th June 1869	Family F59
19318	THYNNE, ANDREW JOSEPH (1847-1927), politician, son of Edward Thynne, was born in County Clare, Ireland, on 30 October 1847. He was educated at the Christian Brothers' school, Ennistymon, by a private tutor, and at Queen's College, Galway, where he won a classical scholarship. He came to Brisbane with his parents in 1864, but the family soon after removed to Ipswich. Thynne entered the Queensland civil service, resigned later to take up the study of law, and was admitted as a solicitor in 1873. He prospered in his profession and in 1882 was appointed a member of the Queensland legislative council. He was minister for justice in the second McIlwraith <0-dict-biogMc.html> (q.v.) ministry from June to Novembcr 1888 and held the same position when the ministry was reconstructed under Morehead <0-dict-biogMa-Mo.html> (q.v.) until August 1890. He was honorary minister in the McIlwraith-Nelson <0-dict-biogN-O.html> (q.v.) ministry from May to October 1893, and minister for justice in the succeeding Nelson ministry from October 1893 to October 1894, then postmaster-general until March 1897, and from March 1896 to March 1898 minister for agriculture. He took a particular interest in agriculture, and was largely responsible for the founding of the agricultural college at Gatton and for the state experimental farms. During this busy period of Thynne's life he also represented Queensland at the 1891 federal convention, at the colonial conference held in Canada in 1894, at the postal conference at Hobart in 1895, and at the Pacific Cable conference in 1895-6. He was associated with the foundation of the university of Queensland, became a member of the first senate in 1910, vice-chancellor in 1916, and chancellor in 1926. During the 1914-18 war he worked with immense energy as chairman of the recruiting committee, resigning this post to carry on a campaign for conscription. He had joined the Queensland volunteer defence force when a young man in 1867 and had attained the rank of Lieutenant-colonel. He was a first-rate rifle-shot, having twice won the Queen's prize, and more than once captained the Queensland rifle team. His other interests may be suggested by the fact that at various times he was president of the Queensland ambulance brigade, the boy scouts association, the chamber of agriculture, the law association, and was chairman of the board of technical education. He retained his seat in the legislative council until his death on 27 February 1927. He was married twice, (1) to Mary, daughter of William Cairncross, and (2) to Mrs L. G. Corrie, who survived him with three sons and four daughters of the first marriage. Thynne, who had a lovable personality, was a well-educated man, a persuasive speaker, a sound lawyer and a good soldier. As a politician he did excellent work for the dairying industry in Queensland, endeavoured to reform the legislative council from within, and when the first effort was made to abolish it fought in defence of it with great ability. He was strongly patriotic, and never spared himself during a long life devoted to working for his adopted country, for which he had much affection. The Brisbane Courier, 28 February 1927; The Daily Mail, Brisbane, 28 February 1927; C. A. Bernays, Queensland Politics during Sixty Years.	Thynne, Col. Andrew Joseph (I229)
19319	THYNNE. On the 11th July, at his residence, Mary-street, Ipswich, Edward Thynne, formerly of Bellinagrave House, County Clare, Ireland, aged 95. Transcribed from 'The Brisbane Courier' Saturday 12th July 1884	Thynne, Edward (I243)
19320	Tiaro Cemetery Tiaro Shire, Queensland, Australia Bauer, Mrs August, d. 6-5-1912 Bauer, August Jacob, d. 8-11-1929, Age:57	Bauer, August Joseph (I6012)
19321	Tiaro Cemetery Tiaro Shire, Queensland, Australia Ashton, Ann Christine, d. 30-6-1924, Age:39 Ashton, Christopher, d. 19-6-1958, Age:81	Sorensen, Ane Christina (I6233)
19322	Tiaro Cemetery Tiaro Shire, Queensland, Australia Ashton, Ann Christine, d. 30-6-1924, Age:39 Ashton, Christopher, d. 19-6-1958, Age:81	Ashton, Christopher (I6841)
19323	Tiaro Cemetery Tiaro Shire, Queensland, Australia Bauer, Mrs August, d. 6-5-1912 Bauer, August Jacob, d. 8-11-1929, Age:57	Kunst, Jane (I6011)
19324	Tiaro Cemetery Tiaro Shire, Queensland, Australia Hutchinson, Hugh, d. 1-7-1880, Age:37	Hutchison/Hutchinson, Hugh (I6209)
19325	Tiaro Cemetery Tiaro Shire, Queensland, Australia Thomsen, Andres, d. 24-9-1914, Age:91	Thomsen, Andreas (I3638)
19326	Tiaro Cemetery Tiaro Shire, Queensland, Australia Waldock, David William, d. 2-10-1978, Age:89 Waldock, Maude Emma Lily, d. 19-4-1955, Age:61 Tiaro Cemetery Headstone Inscription Maud Emma Lily WALDOCK, died 18 April 1955 aged 60 years; David William WALDOCK, died 29 Sept 1978 aged 89 years; Tiaro cemetery, Fraser Coast Region	Melksham, Maude Emma Lilly (I3871)
19327	Tiaro Cemetery Tiaro Shire, Queensland, Australia Waldock, David William, d. 2-10-1978, Age:89 Waldock, Maude Emma Lily, d. 19-4-1955, Age:61 Tiaro Cemetery Headstone Inscription Maud Emma Lily WALDOCK, died 18 April 1955 aged 60 years; David William WALDOCK, died 29 Sept 1978 aged 89 years; Tiaro cemetery, Fraser Coast Region	Waldock, David William (I3883)
19328	Tiaro Cemetery Tiaro Shire, Queensland, Australia Waldock, Frances, d. 7-10-1884, Age:38 Waldock, Wm Marriott, d. 22-8-1894, Age:65y 9m	Waldock, William Marriott (I5905)
19329	Tiaro Cemetery Tiaro Shire, Queensland, Australia Waldock, Frances, d. 7-10-1884, Age:38 Waldock, Wm Marriott, d. 22-8-1894, Age:65y 9m	Roberts, Frances (I5906)
19330	Tiaro Cemetery Burial Records O'Leary, Sarah Jane, d. 25-8-1926, Age:81 O'Leary, W.G., d. 17-7-1912, Age:75	O'Leary, William George (I4644)
19331	Tiaro Cemetery Burial Records O'Leary, Sarah Jane, d. 25-8-1926, Age:81 O'Leary, W.G., d. 17-7-1912, Age:75	Elder, Sarah Jane (I4645)
19332	TIARO CEMETERY BURIAL RECORDS Wade, Joseph, d. 23-6-1956, Age:79 Wade, Hansina Peterina, d. 17-12-1970, Age:91	Wade, Joseph (I4695)
19333	Tiaro Cemetery Burial Records held by Tiaro Shire Council. Hoffmann, Herman J, d. 12-3-1932, Age:84 Hoffmann, Marie, d. 13-12-1932, Age:77	Thomsen, Christine Marie (I3702)
19334	Tiaro Cemetery Burial Records held by Tiaro Shire Council. Hoffmann, Herman J, d. 12-3-1932, Age:84 Hoffmann, Marie, d. 13-12-1932, Age:77	Hoffmann, Herman Julius (I3703)
19335	Tiaro Cemetery burial Register Wade, Joseph, bur. 7 Jun 1906, grave 163, 66 yrs, b. Lincolnshire, Gundiah * Wade, Mary, d. 13-5-1923, Age:82	Field, Mary (I5893)
19336	Tiaro Cemetery burial Register Wade, Joseph, bur. 7 Jun 1906, grave 163, 66 yrs, b. Lincolnshire, Gundiah * Wade, Mary, d. 13-5-1923, Age:82	Wade, Joseph (I5892)
19337	TIARO CEMETERY RECORDS Thompson, Dora Elizabeth, d. 19-5-1952, Age:63	Thompson, Dora Elizabeth (I4551)
19338	Tikøb Sogn Kontraministerialbog 1918-1925 Opslag 259 Astrid Constantia Emilis Estrup died, 13 Sep 1925, -Hillerød Sogn, 13 Sep 1925, buried, 18 Oct 1883, Tikøb Kirkegaard, born 27 Mar 1883, St Mathæus Sogn, København, 27 Mar 1883	Estrup, Astrid Emilie Constantia (I17581)
19339	Tikøb Sogn Kontraministerialbog 1935-1939 Opslag 64 Emil Hilhelm Estrup died 16 Mar 1937 at Birkerød By and Sogn, Frederiksborg Amt, and was buried on 20 Mar 1937 in Tikøb Kirkegaard. He was born in Lyngebæksgård, Karlebo Sogn. He was the widow (enkemand) of Jensine Vilhelmine Pedersen (died 23 Mar 1936). He was the son of Propritær Laurids Carl Constentin Estrup and da Sine Sophie Mariusen. He was born 7 Jun 1858	Estrup, Emil Vilhelm (I17577)
19340	Tikøb Sogn Kontraministerialbog 1935-1939 Opslag 86 Jensine Vilhelmine Estrup f. Pedersen, died 23 Mar 1936, Lille Kathøj, Tikøb Sogn, buried, 27 Mar 1936, Tikøb Kirkegaard, Frederiksborg Amt, Husmoder, Lille Kathøj Tikøb, born 9 Feb 1862, daughter of snedker, Anders Pedersen and Juliane Marie Hansen, married to-Emil Vilhelm Estrup, Lille Kathøj	Pedersen, Jensine Vilhelmine (I17578)
19341	Tikøb Sogn Kontraministerialbog 1949-1958 Opslag 107 Died 18 Nov 1956, Asminderød Sogn, Frederiksborg Amt,cremated 23 Nov 1956, Mariebjerg Kremitorium, Gentofte, ashes taken to Tikøb Kirkegaard, 27 Nov 1956, kunstmaler,-Frederiksborg, born 10 May 1889, Lyngky Sogn, Københavns Amt, son of Assistent Emil Vilhelm Estrup and Jensine Vilhelmine Petersen, married to Betty Charlotte Hjort. He was born, 10 May 1889.	Estrup, Vilhelm (I17580)
19342	Tikøb Sogn, Lynge-Kronborg Herred, Frederiksborg Amt Tikøb Kirkebog 1822-1836: Opslag 112: Marriage no 1 Bachelor(Ungkarl) Hans Rasmussen. He was aged 33 years. -Lene Germansdatter. She was aged 27 years.	Family F3588
19343	Timaru Herald - Marriage. Bascand - Haigh. On the 21st June, 1883 at St. Mary's Church, Timaru, by the Ven. Archdeacon Harper, Captain Charles Stephen Bascand, Harbor Master, to Louise Augusta Haigh, second daughter of Mr Rudolph Haigh, both of Timaru. The s.s. Manawata and the p.s. Titan, the flagstaff at tha lighthouse and at the Landing Service, were gaily decked with bunting yesterday, the reason of the festive display being the marriage of the Harbor Master, Captain C. S. Bascand.	Family F6
19344	Timaru Herald Death 1887 MACPHERSON - July 8th, at the Grosvenor Hotel, Emma, the beloved wife of A. Macpherson, Manager of the Pareora Estate, aged 25 years. Timaru Herald Saturday 9 July 1887 Funeral Notice The friends of Alex. MACPHERSON are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his wife, which will leave the Grosvenor Hotel, Timaru, tomorrow (Sunday) the 10th inst., at 2.30 p.m. J.E. Beckingham, undertaker. [buried at the Timaru Cemetery, no headstone] The Star Monday 11 July 1887 page 3 The funeral of Mrs A. Macpherson, the young wife of the popular manager of the Pareora station, took place yesterday. The deceased had been married less than 12 months, and was a daughter of Mrs BROWN, formerly of St Andrew's and now the Grosvenor Hotel, Timaru. General sympathy is expressed for Mr Macpherson, whose name for kindness is a household word in South Canterbury. Timaru Herald, 11 July 1887, Page 2 The funeral of the late Mrs Macpherson took place yesterday afternoon, and was attended by a very large number of people. Among the chief mourners were Mr Alex. Macpherson (late husband of the deceased young lady), Messrs Brown, Gray, and John Macpherson, and we noticed amongst the other mourners members from all parts of the country districts in South Canterbury and North Otago. The service at the mortuary chapel and the grave was conducted by the Rev. L. C. Brady, and was listened to with the greatest attention. The bereaved relatives are most deeply sympathised with by a large circle of friends and acquaintances. Presbyterian marriage - Timaru. Alexander MACPHERSON, 35, married 16 March 1891 to Maria Gray, age 25. Name: Emma MacPherson Event Type: Death Event Date: 1887 Event Place: New Zealand Age (Estimated): 25 Birth Date: 1862 Registration Number: 1887/4308 New Zealand, Civil Records Indexes, 1800-1966 MacPherson, Emma Record Details Address Unknown Date of Interment 10 Jul 1887 Cemetery Timaru Cemetery Section General Row 15 Plot 76 (Timaru Cemetery Search) Emma's father Gray, Richard Record Details Address Unknown Age at Death 45 Date of Death 19 Feb 1875 Date of Interment 21 Feb 1875 Cemetery Timaru Cemetery Section General Row 15 Plot 75 (Timaru Cemetery Search)	Gray, Emma (I16387)
19345	Timaru Herald Tuesday 18 January 1887 Marriage Presbyterian - Alexander Macpherson, age 31 to Emma Gray, age 23 MACPHERSON-GRAY-On January 13th, at Timaru, by the Rev. William Gillies, A. Macpherson, Pareora Estate, to Emma, second daughter of the late Richard Gray, Timaru.	Family F5863
19346	Timaru Herald, 2 July 1883, Page 2 Funeral of Captain Bascand. The funeral of the late Captain C. S. Bascand, Harbor Master at Timaru, took place yesterday afternoon, and was attended by a very large number of people. The cortege left his late residence, Main North Road, shortly after 2.30 o'clock, the Lifeboat Crew, under Chief coxswain W. Collis, acting as coffin and pallbearers, the coffin being wrapped in the Union Jack. After two closed carriages, containing the members of his family, came the Timaru Volunteer Rocket Brigade in full force, under First-Lieutenant Jackson. The Timaru Volunteer Fire Brigade also followed in plain clothes. As the cortege moved off a round of seven guns was fired from the Rocket Brigade Station, the round being repeated over his grave. The lifeboat crew acted as coffin-bearers at the cemetery, conveying their late captain's remains from the hearse to the chapel and from thence to the grave. The burial service was performed by the Rev. Mr Beck, Wesleyan minister, in a most solemn and impressive manner. A slight but painful accident happened Mr C. Hallum, a member of the Timaru Rocket Brigade, and who was one of the filing party at the late Captain Bascand's funeral yesterday afternoon. Mr Hallam was in the act, with others, of lifting the gun into an express previous to returning home, when by some means it slipped and fell, crushing the top of one of his fingers on the left hand so severely that the doctor deemed it necessary to amputate it at the first joint. Hawera & Normanby Star, 14 July 1883, Page 2 At the Harbor Board meeting to-day the following resolutions were passed : That the board convey to the family of the late harbormaster, Captain Bascand, its feeling of sympathy with them at his sudden and unexpected death, and pass for payment, and forward to the family the sum of £50.	Bascand, Charles Stephen (I7)
19347	Timaru Herald, 24 March 1891, Page 2 MARRIAGES. Macpherson-Gray. On the 16th March, at the residence of the bride, Otipua Road, by the Rev. W. Gillies, Alexander Macpherson, third son of the late William Macpherson, F.E.I.S., Strathtay, Perthshire, Scotland, to Maria, third daughter of the late Richard Gray, Leamington, Warwickshire, England.	Family F5860
19348	Timaru Herald, 30 June 1883, Page 3 DEATH OF CAPTAIN C.S. BASCAND. In yesterday's issue we mentioned that Captain Bascand, the Harbor Master at this port, had been taken seriously ill in the train whilst on the way home from Dunedin to Timaru. It is with sincere regret that we have now to chronicle his death, which occurred about nine o'clock on Thursday evening, the cause being strangulation of the bowels. His eldest son, Mr Andrew Bascand, who left Timaru by the Express on Thursday, arrived at Waitati about seven o'clock, and was present when his father died. Captain Charles Stephen Bascand was 62 years [sic, he was 52] of age. He was, we understand, a native of one of the Channel Islands. He took to the sea at an early age, and followed that profession during the greater part of his life. He was one of the best known masters in the coastal trade on the West Coast of this and the North Island, prior to his being appointed Harbour Master at Timaru on the death of Captain Mills. After settling in Timaru he made many warm friends. It was only a week age that he was married for the second time and the flags at the lighthouse and on the vessels in port were flying it honor of the event ; ? yesterday they were hanging half-mast high for his death. Great sympathy is felt by all sections of the community for his young wife, and for his family several of whom are, comparatively speaking of tender age. Our God, to call us homeward. Deceased was only married yesterday week, and leaves a large family by a former marriage. He was a highly respected officer.	Bascand, Charles Stephen (I7)
19349	Timothy Buckley, death 20/04/1920 ( Lismore Memorial Gardens, Lismore Lawn Cemetery and Memorial Gardens Register ) Death Registration Name: Timothy Buckley Death Date: 1920 Death Place: New South Wales Father's name: Patrick Mother's name: Mary Registration Year: 1920 Registration Place: Lismore, New South Wales Registration Number: 7743 (New South Wales Death Index 1788-1984)	Buckley, Timothy (I14697)
19350	Timothy Burgum, head, married, 38yrs, Blacksmith, Littledean Mary Burgum, wife, 37yrs, Drybrook Annie Burgum daughter, 8yrs, Littledean William Burgum, son, 7yrs, Littledean Alice Burgum, daughter, 2yrs, Littledean	Burgum, Alice Marion (I2753)