Notes: Queensland Family Trees

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51	1851 Census Church Street, Cromarty, Ross and Cromarty, Murde McCaskill 70, Chelsea Pensioner, born Assynt, Sutherland. Catheine McCaskell .Dossouah, Sutherland John McCaskill 26 Chelsea Pensioner, Tain, Ross Isabella McCaskill 17 Longside, Aberdeen	McCaskill, Murdo (I1030)
52	1851 Census Church Street, Cromarty, Ross and Cromarty, Murde McCaskill 70, Chelsea Pensioner, born Assynt, Sutherland. Catheine McCaskell .Dossouah, Sutherland John McCaskill 26 Chelsea Pensioner, Tain, Ross Isabella McCaskill 17 Longside, Aberdeen	McKay, Catherine (Kate) (I1023)
53	and Lois. Grandmother of Kellie, Mitchell, Ben and Families. The Relatives and Friends of Mary are invited to attend Her Funeral Service to be held in St George's Anglican Church, Walker Drive, Maleny on Thursday 27th October 2005 at 12.00noon. To be followed by Interment at the Witta Cemetery. NO FLOWERS BY REQUEST Donations to Qld Cancer Fund appreciated. Publication Date: 25/10/05	Grundon, Mary Jeanette (I4327)
54	Anning, Frederick William, Lindum, butcher Anning, Annie Jacobina, Lindum, home duties Anning, Albert Edgar, Lindum Hill, farm labourer	Anning, Albert Edgar (I4537)
55	Anning, Frederick William, Lindum, butcher Anning, Annie Jacobina, Lindum, home duties Anning, Albert Edgar, Lindum Hill, farm labourer	Anning, John (I4539)
56	Anning, Frederick William, Lindum, butcher Anning, Annie Jacobina, Lindum, home duties Anning, Albert Edgar, Lindum Hill, farm labourer	Anning, Frederick William (I4542)
57	Australia Death Index, 1787-1985 about Bernhardina Christiansen Name: Bernhardina Christiansen Death Date: 1 May 1950 Death Place: Queensland Father's Name: Anders Olsen Andersen Mother's Name: Enge Jonsen Registration Year: 1950 Registration Place: Queensland Registration number: 002018 Page Number: 409	Olsen or Andersen or Anderson, Bernhardina (I1924)
58	Australia Death Index, 1787-1985 about Mary Connor Name: Mary Connor Death Date: 31 Dec 1951 Death Place: Queensland Father's Name: Frederick Anderson Mother's Name: Bridget Detahunty sic..(.should be Delahunty) Registration Year: 1952 Registration Place: Queensland Registration number: 000896 Page Number: 466	Anderson, Mary (I9910)
59	Australia Marriage Index, 1788-1950 about Alfred Christiansen Name: Alfred Christiansen Spouse Name: Bernhardina Andersen Marriage Date: 14 Jun 1906 Marriage Place: Queensland Registration Place: Queensland Registration Year: 1906 Registration number: 001896 Page Number: 4443	Family F558
60	Australia Marriage Index, 1788-1950 about James Anthony Herman Matthews Name: James Anthony Herman Matthews Spouse Name: Eileen Rule Marriage Date: 22 Dec 1917 Marriage Place: Queensland Registration Place: Queensland Registration Year: 1918 Registration number: 000389 Page Number: 1257	Family F559
61	Before his Honour the Chief Justice, Sir Pope A. Cooper, K.C.M.G., and juries of four. WALKER v. WALKER AND ANOTHER. Mr. A. D. Graham (instructed by Messrs. Atthow and M'Gregor) for the plaintiff; Mr. T. G. Ryan, with him Mr. J. Mahoney (instructed by Messrs. Fitzgerald and Walsh), for the defendants. The following jury was impanelled: William Bulcock, Alexander Clark, Henry W. Atkinson, James Jack. This was an action brought by John James Walker, a farmer, residing at Maleny, against Charles William Walker, railway employee, residing at Rockhampton, and Mary Ellen Walker, brother and sister-in-law of the plaintiff, respectively, in which he claimed a declaration that the ? defendant held and the female defendant now held a selection of land at Maleny as to 300 acres thereof as a trustee for the plaintiff, and as to 51 acres as a trustee for the next of kin, John Walker, deceased, intestate. ln the alternative the plaintiff claimed against the male defendant £1300 for work and labour done and money expended, and improvements effected on the lands by the plaintiff for the defendant at his request and for his benefit. The plintiff claimed as against the female defendant an injunction restraining ber from selling, charging, or otherwise dealing with the selection except subject to the right of the plaintiff and the said next of kin, a conveyance in terms of the declaration or in the alternative that the transfer to her be declared fraudulent and void.The statement of claim set out that in 1880 the male defendant selected under the Crown Lands Alienation Act of 1867 selection No. 3389A, being portion 1271, parish of Maleny, county of March, containing 651 acres as a conditional purchase selection. Shortly after the application the male defendant requested the plaintiff to make all the necessary improvements to enable the defendant to obtain a certificate of title for the freehold, and also certain other improvements to enhance its value. The male defendant verbally promised and agreed to fully pay and compensate the plaintiff for all the work done by him. The plaintiff therefore went and resided upon the selection, and at his own expense, and by his own labour made the required improvements. In 1883 the male defendant obtained the freehold title, and shortly afterwards an agreement in writing was made between the plaintiff and the male defendant that instead of making any payment the defendant should transfer to the plaintiff 200 acres of the selection, also 200 acres to Stephen Walker, and 40 acres to Sarah Ann Walker, their mother. The plaintiff had continued to reside and still resided upon the selection and had greatly improved it. The defendant though frequently requested to do so had refused to transfer the arces of land. About August, 1912, the male defendant for the consideration and natural love and affection conveyed to the female defendant the fee simple of the selection. Sarah Ann Walker died intestate about 1888, and John Walker, her husband, died intestate about 1890. and plaintiff was entitled to share in the distribution of the intestate estate of John Walker.,The defence was a general denial of the claims of the plaintiff, and the female defendant counterclaimed £200. damages for trespass by the plaintiff, and an injunction to restrain the plaintiff or his servants from interfering with her possessions of the land. Mr. Graham, in the course of his opening statement, mentioned that substantial offers had been made on behalf of the defendants to the plaintiff's solicitors to settle the action, and he thought it would be well if the parties could meet before the case proceeded any further in order to try to come to a settlement. The Chief Justice said he approved of the parties meeting, without any professional intervention, and trying to come to some arrangement. The court was accordingly adjourned for half an hour, at the end of which it was announced by Mr. Graham, that the parties had arranged a settlement the terms of which were not disclosed. The case therefore was struck out by consent. Transcribed from 'The Brisbane Courier' Tuesday 13th May 1913	Walker, John James (I1288)
62	Before his Honour the Chief Justice, Sir Pope A. Cooper, K.C.M.G., and juries of four. WALKER v. WALKER AND ANOTHER. Mr. A. D. Graham (instructed by Messrs. Atthow and M'Gregor) for the plaintiff; Mr. T. G. Ryan, with him Mr. J. Mahoney (instructed by Messrs. Fitzgerald and Walsh), for the defendants. The following jury was impanelled: William Bulcock, Alexander Clark, Henry W. Atkinson, James Jack. This was an action brought by John James Walker, a farmer, residing at Maleny, against Charles William Walker, railway employee, residing at Rockhampton, and Mary Ellen Walker, brother and sister-in-law of the plaintiff, respectively, in which he claimed a declaration that the ? defendant held and the female defendant now held a selection of land at Maleny as to 300 acres thereof as a trustee for the plaintiff, and as to 51 acres as a trustee for the next of kin, John Walker, deceased, intestate. ln the alternative the plaintiff claimed against the male defendant £1300 for work and labour done and money expended, and improvements effected on the lands by the plaintiff for the defendant at his request and for his benefit. The plintiff claimed as against the female defendant an injunction restraining ber from selling, charging, or otherwise dealing with the selection except subject to the right of the plaintiff and the said next of kin, a conveyance in terms of the declaration or in the alternative that the transfer to her be declared fraudulent and void.The statement of claim set out that in 1880 the male defendant selected under the Crown Lands Alienation Act of 1867 selection No. 3389A, being portion 1271, parish of Maleny, county of March, containing 651 acres as a conditional purchase selection. Shortly after the application the male defendant requested the plaintiff to make all the necessary improvements to enable the defendant to obtain a certificate of title for the freehold, and also certain other improvements to enhance its value. The male defendant verbally promised and agreed to fully pay and compensate the plaintiff for all the work done by him. The plaintiff therefore went and resided upon the selection, and at his own expense, and by his own labour made the required improvements. In 1883 the male defendant obtained the freehold title, and shortly afterwards an agreement in writing was made between the plaintiff and the male defendant that instead of making any payment the defendant should transfer to the plaintiff 200 acres of the selection, also 200 acres to Stephen Walker, and 40 acres to Sarah Ann Walker, their mother. The plaintiff had continued to reside and still resided upon the selection and had greatly improved it. The defendant though frequently requested to do so had refused to transfer the arces of land. About August, 1912, the male defendant for the consideration and natural love and affection conveyed to the female defendant the fee simple of the selection. Sarah Ann Walker died intestate about 1888, and John Walker, her husband, died intestate about 1890. and plaintiff was entitled to share in the distribution of the intestate estate of John Walker.,The defence was a general denial of the claims of the plaintiff, and the female defendant counterclaimed £200. damages for trespass by the plaintiff, and an injunction to restrain the plaintiff or his servants from interfering with her possessions of the land. Mr. Graham, in the course of his opening statement, mentioned that substantial offers had been made on behalf of the defendants to the plaintiff's solicitors to settle the action, and he thought it would be well if the parties could meet before the case proceeded any further in order to try to come to a settlement. The Chief Justice said he approved of the parties meeting, without any professional intervention, and trying to come to some arrangement. The court was accordingly adjourned for half an hour, at the end of which it was announced by Mr. Graham, that the parties had arranged a settlement the terms of which were not disclosed. The case therefore was struck out by consent. Transcribed from 'The Brisbane Courier' Tuesday 13th May 1913	Walker, Charles William (I4491)
63	Brooker, Florence Ellen, Landsborough, domestic duties	Prince, Florence Ellen (I3723)
64	Brooker, Florence Ellen, Landsborough, domestic duties	Brooker, William Henry (I3722)
65	Brooker, Florence Ellen, Teutoberg, home duties Brooker, Obed Hentley (sic), Teutoberg, teamster Brooker, Sarah Frances, Teutoberg, home duties Brooker, Henry Thomas, Teutoberg, farmer Brooker, Lucy, Teutoberg, home duties 3 Brooker brothers, 2 with wives, and Lucy the mens mother. Henry had no wife, now live at Witta.	Brooker, William Henry (I3722)
66	Brooker, Florence Ellen, Teutoberg, home duties Brooker, Obed Hentley (sic), Teutoberg, teamster Brooker, Sarah Frances, Teutoberg, home duties Brooker, Henry Thomas, Teutoberg, farmer Brooker, Lucy, Teutoberg, home duties	Flick, Sarah Frances (I3885)
67	Brooker, Florence Ellen, Teutoberg, home duties Brooker, Obed Hentley (sic), Teutoberg, teamster Brooker, Sarah Frances, Teutoberg, home duties Brooker, Henry Thomas, Teutoberg, farmer Brooker, Lucy, Teutoberg, home duties	Brooker, Henry Thomas (I3745)
68	Brooker, Florence Ellen, Teutoberg, home duties Brooker, Obed Hentley (sic), Teutoberg, teamster Brooker, Sarah Frances, Teutoberg, home duties Brooker, Henry Thomas, Teutoberg, farmer Brooker, Lucy, Teutoberg, home duties	Prince, Florence Ellen (I3723)
69	Brooker, Florence Ellen, Teutoberg, home duties Brooker, Obed Hentley (sic), Teutoberg, teamster Brooker, Sarah Frances, Teutoberg, home duties Brooker, Henry Thomas, Teutoberg, farmer Brooker, Lucy, Teutoberg, home duties	Huntley, Susannah Lucy (I3725)
70	Brooker, Florence Ellen, Teutoberg, home duties Brooker, Obed Hentley (sic), Teutoberg, teamster Brooker, Sarah Frances, Teutoberg, home duties Brooker, Henry Thomas, Teutoberg, farmer Brooker, Lucy, Teutoberg, home duties	Brooker, Obed Huntley (I3744)
71	Brooker, Florence Ellen, Teutoberg, home duties Brooker, Obed Hentley (sic), Teutoberg, teamster Brooker, Sarah Frances, Teutoberg, home duties	Flick, Sarah Frances (I3885)
72	Brooker, Florence Ellen, Teutoberg, home duties Brooker, Obed Hentley (sic), Teutoberg, teamster Brooker, Sarah Frances, Teutoberg, home duties	Brooker, Obed Huntley (I3744)
73	Brooker, Florence Ellen, Teutoberg, home duties Brooker, Obed Hentley (sic), Teutoberg, teamster Brooker, Sarah Frances, Teutoberg, home duties	Prince, Florence Ellen (I3723)
74	Brooker, Florence Ellen, Teutoberg, home duties Brooker, Obed Hentley (sic), Teutoberg, teamster Brooker, Sarah Frances, Teutoberg, home duties	Brooker, William Henry (I3722)
75	Brooker, Florence Ellen, Teutoberg, home duties	Prince, Florence Ellen (I3723)
76	Brooker, Florence Ellen, Teutoberg, home duties	Brooker, William Henry (I3722)
77	Cornelius Breggenshaw Head 21 abt 1850 Male Labourer, Ivinghoe; Aston Buckinghamshire England Jane Breggenshaw Wife 21 abt 1850 Female Ivinghoe; Aston Buckinghamshire England Ellen Breggenshaw Daughter 2 abt 1869 Female Ivinghoe; Aston Buckinghamshire England	Windmill, Jane (I4374)
78	Cornelius Breggenshaw Head 21 abt 1850 Male Labourer, Ivinghoe; Aston Buckinghamshire England Jane Breggenshaw Wife 21 abt 1850 Female Ivinghoe; Aston Buckinghamshire England Ellen Breggenshaw Daughter 2 abt 1869 Female Ivinghoe; Aston Buckinghamshire England	Brigginshaw, Cornelius Weedon (I4373)
79	Death Registration 11060/1911 GOODFELLOW ROBERT ROBERT F and CHARLOTTE M MOSS VALE (New South Wales Death Index 1788-1984)	Goodfellow, Robert (I14964)
80	Elias, Elsie May, 44 Kedron Brook Rd, Wilston, accountant.	Elias, Elsie May (I4351)
81	Elias, Elsie May, 44 Kedron Brook Rd, Wilston, accountant.	Elias, Louis George (I4350)
82	English, Louisa, Nambour, domestic duties.	English, John (I2957)
83	English, Louisa, Nambour, domestic duties.	Ehlerth, Eliza Louise (Louisa) (I4388)
84	English, Louisa, Obi Obi, house wife.	Ehlerth, Eliza Louise (Louisa) (I4388)
85	English, Louisa, Obi Obi, house wife.	English, John (I2957)
86	JOHN HISLOP & SONS, Funeral Directors. ______________________________________ WHITTINGTON-The Friends of Mrs. W. L. WITTINGTON are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of her deceased Husband (William Lewis Whittington), to leave the residence of Mrs. E. L Jolly, Annerley Street, Toowong, THIS (Monday) MORNING, at 10 o'clock for the Toowong Cemetery. Transcribed from 'The Brisbane Courier' Monday 8th October 1923.	Whittington, William Lewis (I880)
87	Kirby Richard William Stoke Damerel.5b 699 Marriage 2 1897 to Agnes Kate O' Gorman	Family F511
88	Marriage Name: Anthony Ruddy Registration Year: 1867 Registration Quarter: Jul-Aug-Sep Registration district: Durham Parishes for this Registration District: View Ecclesiastical Parishes associated with this Registration District Inferred County: Durham Volume: 10a Page: 382 ( England & Wales, FreeBMD Marriage Index, 1837-1915 ) Name: Mary Burk Registration Year: 1867 Registration Quarter: Jul-Aug-Sep Registration district: Durham Parishes for this Registration District: View Ecclesiastical Parishes associated with this Registration District Inferred County: Durham Volume: 10a Page: 382 ( England & Wales, FreeBMD Marriage Index, 1837-1915 )	Family F5110
89	Mr. Whittington, of Maleny, was cleaning a service rifle on Sunday afternoon, when it accidentally went, off. Mrs. Whittington, who was resting on a bed in the room adjoining, was struck by the bullet, which penetrated the back of her neck, and was deflected downwards, passing through her heart, and lodging in the groin. Death was instantaneous. A post-mortem examination was held by Dr. Sampson, and the body was taken to Gympie for burial. Transcribed from 'The Brisbane Courier' 10th February, 1920.	Ubank, Annie Ellen (I4431)
90	Mr. Whittington, of Maleny, was cleaning a service rifle on Sunday afternoon, when it accidentally went, off. Mrs. Whittington, who was resting on a bed in the room adjoining, was struck by the bullet, which penetrated the back of her neck, and was deflected downwards, passing through her heart, and lodging in the groin. Death was instantaneous. A post-mortem examination was held by Dr. Sampson, and the body was taken to Gympie for burial. Transcribed from the 'The Brisbane Courier' 10th February 1920	Whittington, William Lewis (I880)
91	Name BARNET Initials RJM First name ROBERT JAMES MACGREGOR Place of birth Illaroo Country New South Wales, Australia Last residence Wollongong, New South Wales Family Son of the Rev. Donald McKay Barnet and Jessie Catherine Macgregor Barnet, of The Manse, Wollongong, New South WalesMilitary service Place & date of enlistment Enlisted 4 January 1916, Marrickville, New South Wales Service number 2662 Rank Driver Medals 1914/15 Star Medal, British War Medal, Victory Medal Regiment and unit 1st Austr. Div. Ammunition Sub Park Australian Army Service Corps Other data related to military career Embarked Melbourne 4 April 1916; to France June 1916 Death Wounded 27 August 1916 Type of wounds Died of accidental injuries, gunshot wound head, n°10 CCS Date of death 27 August 1916 Died at the age of 21 Grave reference Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery IX - D - 3A	Barnet, Robert James McGregor (I14508)
92	Name: George Frederick Matthewson Record Type: Baptism Baptism Date: 1 Feb 1829 Father's Name: George Matthewson Mother's name: Louisa Matthewson Parish or Poor Law Union: Holborn St Giles in the Fields Borough: Camden Register Type: Parish Registers (London, England, Births and Baptisms, 1813-1906) George and Louisa Matthewson, 2 Thomas Street, St George, Hanover Square. George Matthewson, Fishmonger (London, England, Births and Baptisms, 1813-1906 )	Matthewson, George Frederick (I14010)
93	No. 3. 1819. Munkebo. Johan Wilhelm Ungkarl og Skomagermester af Kjerteminde 21 Aar gl. og pigen Marie Elisabeth Stoudt, Steddatter af Krydsbetjent Ivanov paa Munkeboe Mark, 19 Aar. Vidner; Hr. Krydsbetjent Ivanov paa Munkeboe Mark og Gaardmand Peder Rasmussen i Bregnør. Viet den 17. april i Munkebo Kirke. Brudgommen vaccineret 1812, den 12. august af Districts ? Schønemann i Nyborg. Bruden vaccineret 1814, den 9. april af ? ? ? i Kjøbenhavn. AO72.Munkebo Kirkebog, Bjerge Herred, Odense Amt.	Family F4427
94	Occupier: Bernard Mc Nally Residence Location: Armagh, Lisnadill, Foley (Ireland, Griffith?s Valuation, 1847-1864 )	McNally, Bernard (I14746)
95	Rees Ellen Josephine 09 / 09 / 1975 71 years Cemetery: Pinnaroo Cemetery Street Address: Cnr Graham Rd and Bridgeman Rd, Bridgeman Downs UBD Ref: Map 109 B18 Portion Grave Number 8A 1209	Larkin, Ellen Josephine (Nell) (I5488)
96	Reinke, Gwendolyn May, Norwin, home duties.	Reinke, Eric Louis (I4366)
97	Reinke, Gwendolyn May, Norwin, home duties.	Vandersee, Gwendolyn May (I4365)
98	Smeeton, Lucy, Glentulloch, Injune, home duties	Smeeton, Harold Francis (I3597)
99	Smeeton, Lucy, Glentulloch,Injune, home duties	Armitage, Lucy (I3600)
100	Smeeton, Lucy, Lantham St, Chermside, home duties	Armitage, Lucy (I3600)