- birth -
- 1-Sep-1873 76 Redbank Plains, Qld.
- marriage -
- c1921 76
12 - Oct - 2011
[[21023]] HILLIER, Richard Thomas, parents Jesse HILLIER and Emma GREGORY
- birth -
- 20-Jan-1875 76 Redbank Plains, Qld.
- marriage -
- 13-Dec-1899
76
Qld.
spouse Alice DOWRICK
children Percy, Leslie, Norman
- 13-Dec-1899
76
Qld.
- siblings -
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21024]] HILLIER, Jesse, parents Jesse HILLIER and Emma GREGORY
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21025]] HILLIER, Esther Emma, parents Jesse HILLIER and Margaret BATES
- birth -
- 23-May-1880 76 Redbank Plains, Qld.
- marriage -
- c1916
spouse Patrick MOLLOY
- c1916
- 26-May-1968 Ipswich, Qld. 76
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21026]] HILLIER, Thomas, parents Jesse HILLIER and Margaret BATES
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21027]] HILLIER, Jessie Bates, parents Jesse HILLIER and Margaret BATES
- birth -
- 19-Apr-1882 76 Redbank Plains, Qld.
- marriage -
- 19-Feb-1910
8
Brisbane, Qld.
spouse Edith HILL
children Garnet, Margaret
- 19-Feb-1910
8
Brisbane, Qld.
- siblings -
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21028]] HILLIER, Martha Ann, parents Jesse HILLIER and Margaret BATES
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21029]] HILLIER, James Edward, parents Jesse HILLIER and Margaret BATES
- birth -
- 6-May-1886 76 Redbank Plains, Qld.
- siblings -
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21030]] HILLIER, Elizabeth Ann, parents Jesse HILLIER and Margaret BATES
- birth -
- 16-Sep-1887 76 Redbank Plains, Qld.
- marriage -
- 2-Dec-1914
76
Brisbane, Qld.
spouse Dennis GAVIN
children Kathleen
- 2-Dec-1914
76
Brisbane, Qld.
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21031]] HILLIER, Charles Herbert, parents Jesse HILLIER and Margaret BATES
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21032]] HILLIER, George Ernest, parents Jesse HILLIER and Margaret BATES
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21033]] HILLIER, Joseph Herbert, parents Jesse HILLIER and Margaret BATES
03 - Feb - 2008
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[[21034]] HILL, Edith Alice, parents George HILL and Sarah FARROW
- birth -
- 6-Nov-1889 8 Qld.
- marriage -
- 19-Feb-1910
8
Brisbane, Qld.
spouse Jessie HILLIER
children Garnet, Margaret
- 19-Feb-1910
8
Brisbane, Qld.
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21035]] HILLIER, Garnet Dudley, parents Jessie HILLIER and Edith HILL
- birth -
- 10-Jun-1910 8 Brisbane, Qld.
- siblings -
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21036]] HILLIER, Margaret Phyllis, parents Jessie HILLIER and Edith HILL
- birth -
- 6-Mar-1912 8 Qld.
- siblings -
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21037]] MOLLOY, Patrick John
- birth -
- marriage -
- c1916
spouse Esther HILLIER
- c1916
02 - Dec - 2008
[[21038]] GAVIN, Dennis John, parents James GAVIN and Mary DRIFT
- birth -
- 6-Oct-1884 224 Toowoomba, Qld.
- occupation -
-
policeman
- marriage -
- 2-Dec-1914
76
Brisbane, Qld.
spouse Elizabeth HILLIER
children Kathleen
- 2-Dec-1914
76
Brisbane, Qld.
- death -
- 30-May-1937 Ayr, Qld. 8
- siblings -
SERGEANT D. GAVIN.
Advice was received in Cairns yesterday of the death at Ayr of Sergeant D. Gavin, officer-in-charge of the Ayr police station. Deceased, who was 53 years of age, entered the police force in October, 1911, and during his career saw service at Cooktown, Cairns and Babinda. He was a first-class sergeant. He was appointed to Cooktown in 1927, and after two years' service was transferred to Cairns, from where he went to Babinda, where he remained until two years ago, when he was appointed to Ayr. On Sunday, May 23, he was operated on for appendicitis, and although it was thought he was progressing satisfactorarily, peritonitis set in, resulting in his death yesterday afternoon. He is survived by a wife and three daughters. A brother, Sergeant W. Gavin, is stationed at Cairns, and will leave for Ayr this morning.
Advice was received in Cairns yesterday of the death at Ayr of Sergeant D. Gavin, officer-in-charge of the Ayr police station. Deceased, who was 53 years of age, entered the police force in October, 1911, and during his career saw service at Cooktown, Cairns and Babinda. He was a first-class sergeant. He was appointed to Cooktown in 1927, and after two years' service was transferred to Cairns, from where he went to Babinda, where he remained until two years ago, when he was appointed to Ayr. On Sunday, May 23, he was operated on for appendicitis, and although it was thought he was progressing satisfactorarily, peritonitis set in, resulting in his death yesterday afternoon. He is survived by a wife and three daughters. A brother, Sergeant W. Gavin, is stationed at Cairns, and will leave for Ayr this morning.
SERGEANT D. GAVIN. (1937, May 31). Cairns Post (Qld. : 1909 - 1954), p. 3. Link to TROVE
OBITUARY
SERGEANT D. J. GAVIN
The death was reported recently in Ayr of Sergeant Dennis John Gavin, after 26 years' service in the Queensland Police Force. Sergeant Gavin had a high reputation as a conscientious officer, and in his work as police prosecutor his sterling qualities were revealed. Throughout the period of his command at Ayr the relations between the sergeant and his colleagues were most harmonious. He was born in Toowoomba 51 years ago, and during his service in the police force had been stationed at Rockhampton, Mt. Morgan, Nambour, Condamine, Tangorin, Muttaburra, Stanthorpe, Bell, Cooktown, Cairns, Babinda, and Ayr. It was at Babinda that he was promoted to the rank of sergeant (first class) and transferred to Ayr in succession to Senior Sergeant Galligan. Sergeant Gavin, who was married at Nambour, is survived by his wife and three daughters.
SERGEANT D. J. GAVIN
The death was reported recently in Ayr of Sergeant Dennis John Gavin, after 26 years' service in the Queensland Police Force. Sergeant Gavin had a high reputation as a conscientious officer, and in his work as police prosecutor his sterling qualities were revealed. Throughout the period of his command at Ayr the relations between the sergeant and his colleagues were most harmonious. He was born in Toowoomba 51 years ago, and during his service in the police force had been stationed at Rockhampton, Mt. Morgan, Nambour, Condamine, Tangorin, Muttaburra, Stanthorpe, Bell, Cooktown, Cairns, Babinda, and Ayr. It was at Babinda that he was promoted to the rank of sergeant (first class) and transferred to Ayr in succession to Senior Sergeant Galligan. Sergeant Gavin, who was married at Nambour, is survived by his wife and three daughters.
OBITUARY (1937, June 11). The Courier-Mail (Brisbane, Qld. : 1933 - 1954), p. 25. Link to TROVE
GAVIN.-In loving memory of my dear husband and our dear father (Denis John Gavin), who passed away on May 30, 1937, at Ayr.
"Deeply Mourned."
(Inserted by his loving wife and family.)
"Deeply Mourned."
(Inserted by his loving wife and family.)
Family Notices (1938, May 30). Cairns Post (Qld. : 1909 - 1954), p. 6. Link to TROVE
08 - Sep - 2016
[[21039]] GAVIN, James, parents Dennis GAVIN & Ellen MURPHY
- birth -
- 3-Jun-1857 8 Qld.
- marriage -
- death -
- 24-Feb-1945 Miles, Qld.
224
interred -- Drayton and Toowoomba Cemetery
- 24-Feb-1945 Miles, Qld.
224
GAVIN, James, at Miles, on the 24th Feb., 1945, beloved Father of Mrs S. Coman, Mrs. L. Chaffey, John, William, George, Joseph. & Stephen. Interred at Toowoomba.
Family Notices (1945, March 1). The Courier-Mail (Brisbane, Qld. : 1933 - 1954), p. 6. Link to TROVE
08 - Sep - 2016
[[21040]] DRIFT, Mary Elizabeth, parents John DRIFT & Alecia CAMERON
- birth -
- b.c1860 224
- marriage -
- 3-Aug-1930 Cooktown, Qld.
8
COD - motor car accident
interred -- Drayton and Toowoomba Cemetery [5-5-31]
INTO CREEK.
Motor Car Overturns.
WOMAN DROWNED.
HUSBAND'S NARROW ESCAPE.
COOKTOWN, August 4.
When a motor car containing eight persons toppled over into Saltwater Creek, about eight miles from Cooktown, yesterday morning, Mrs. James Gavin, sen., of Toowoomba, was drowned. Her husband was in the last stages of exhaustion when rescued.
A motor car party, comprising Acting-Sergeant Gavin and his wife and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Gavin, sen., and the driver, Mr. C. Ure, left the town on Sunday morning, intending to spend the day with friends on the Endeavour River. When approach the Saltwater Creek, eight miles from Cooktown, the car refused to negotiate an incline. The driver, Mr. C. Ure, backed the car, and then went forward again. It is surmised that the gears then jammed, and one wheel of the car left the crossing, and the vehicle toppled over into the creek in 4ft. of water. Most of the occupants got clear of the car, but Mrs. Gavin, sen., was drowned. Her husband was in the last stages of exhaustion when rescued, but he revived under treatment, although he suffered from shock, as did all the other members of the party.
THE LATE MRS. GAVIN.
The late Mrs. Gavin, with her husband, had been on a holiday visit to their son, Police-Sergeant Gavin, of the Cooktown station, and had intended to return to their home this week. The deceased was a native of this State, and for over 30 years was a gatekeeper on the Crow's Nest line. She is survived by six sons and two daughters. Five of the sons saw service in the late war, one being killed in action. The daughters are Mesdames L. Chaffey (Bowen Hills, Brisbane), and S. Coman (North Ipswich), and the sons Mr. John Gavin (engineer attached to the Willowburn Mental Hospital), Constable William Gavin (Mourilyan Police Station), and Messrs. George Gavin (Barcaldine), Joseph Gavin (Railway Department, Chillagoe), Steven Gavin (Mourilyan), and Sergeant D. Gavin (Cooktown).
Motor Car Overturns.
WOMAN DROWNED.
HUSBAND'S NARROW ESCAPE.
COOKTOWN, August 4.
When a motor car containing eight persons toppled over into Saltwater Creek, about eight miles from Cooktown, yesterday morning, Mrs. James Gavin, sen., of Toowoomba, was drowned. Her husband was in the last stages of exhaustion when rescued.
A motor car party, comprising Acting-Sergeant Gavin and his wife and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Gavin, sen., and the driver, Mr. C. Ure, left the town on Sunday morning, intending to spend the day with friends on the Endeavour River. When approach the Saltwater Creek, eight miles from Cooktown, the car refused to negotiate an incline. The driver, Mr. C. Ure, backed the car, and then went forward again. It is surmised that the gears then jammed, and one wheel of the car left the crossing, and the vehicle toppled over into the creek in 4ft. of water. Most of the occupants got clear of the car, but Mrs. Gavin, sen., was drowned. Her husband was in the last stages of exhaustion when rescued, but he revived under treatment, although he suffered from shock, as did all the other members of the party.
THE LATE MRS. GAVIN.
The late Mrs. Gavin, with her husband, had been on a holiday visit to their son, Police-Sergeant Gavin, of the Cooktown station, and had intended to return to their home this week. The deceased was a native of this State, and for over 30 years was a gatekeeper on the Crow's Nest line. She is survived by six sons and two daughters. Five of the sons saw service in the late war, one being killed in action. The daughters are Mesdames L. Chaffey (Bowen Hills, Brisbane), and S. Coman (North Ipswich), and the sons Mr. John Gavin (engineer attached to the Willowburn Mental Hospital), Constable William Gavin (Mourilyan Police Station), and Messrs. George Gavin (Barcaldine), Joseph Gavin (Railway Department, Chillagoe), Steven Gavin (Mourilyan), and Sergeant D. Gavin (Cooktown).
INTO CREEK. (1930, August 5). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 13. Link to TROVE
Mrs. James Gavin.
The death took place at Cooktown on August 3 last year of Mrs. James Gavin, an old and well-known resident of Toowoomba. The late Mrs. Gavin was the victim of a motor car accident at Cooktown, where she was visiting her son, Acting Sergeant D. Gavin, and received injuries which proved to be fatal. Mrs. Gavin, who was 70 years of age, was a native of Jondaryan, being the only daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Drift. She attended the first Convent School in Toowoomba. The remains of the late Mrs. Gavin were brought from Cooktown by the steamer Kallatina, and were conveyed to Toowoomba for re-interment, which took place at the Toowoomba Cemetery yesterday.
The death took place at Cooktown on August 3 last year of Mrs. James Gavin, an old and well-known resident of Toowoomba. The late Mrs. Gavin was the victim of a motor car accident at Cooktown, where she was visiting her son, Acting Sergeant D. Gavin, and received injuries which proved to be fatal. Mrs. Gavin, who was 70 years of age, was a native of Jondaryan, being the only daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Drift. She attended the first Convent School in Toowoomba. The remains of the late Mrs. Gavin were brought from Cooktown by the steamer Kallatina, and were conveyed to Toowoomba for re-interment, which took place at the Toowoomba Cemetery yesterday.
Mrs. James Gavin. (1931, May 6). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 14. Link to TROVE
08 - Sep - 2016
[[21041]] GAVIN, James Augustus, parents James GAVIN and Mary DRIFT
- birth -
- 20-Mar-1886 8 Qld.
- death -
- 19-Jul-1916 Battle of Fromelles, France
335
interred -- Rue Petillon Military Cemetery
- 19-Jul-1916 Battle of Fromelles, France
335
- siblings -
At this web address you may find more information relevant to this person.
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26 - Jun - 2013
[[21042]] GAVIN, Ellen, parents James GAVIN and Mary DRIFT
- birth -
- 8-Aug-1887 8 Qld.
- marriage -
- c1925 Brisbane
spouse Leslie CHAFFEY
- c1925 Brisbane
- c1961 Brisbane 8
07 - May - 2012
[[21043]] HILL, George William, parents William HILL & Dinah WILSON
- birth -
- b.c1858 non Australian birth 57
- arrived -
- Brisbane
6-Apr-1886
per Quetta having sailed from London on Tuesday 9-Feb-1886
- Brisbane
6-Apr-1886
- marriage -
- death -
- 29-May-1932 Brisbane, Qld.
8
interred -- Lutwyche Cemetery, Por COE3, Sect 22A, #10 [30-5-32]
- When his wife Sarah died, she was interred with him
- 29-May-1932 Brisbane, Qld.
8
Hill.-The Friends of Mrs. and Mr. W. Hendle (Nundah), Mrs. L. Wilson (Sydney), Mrs. and Mr. D. Fitzgerald, (Nambour), Mrs. and Mr. J. B. Hillier (Oxley), Mrs. and Mr. O. F. Stabe, jun. (Zillmere), Mrs. and Mr. A. R. Goodwin (Nundah), and Families, are invited to attend the Funeral of their deceased Father, Father-in-law, and Grandfather, George William Hill, to move from Alex. Gow's Funeral Parlour, Petrie Bight, This (Monday) Forenoon, at 11.30 o'clock, for the Lutwyche Cemetery.
Family Notices (1932, May 30). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 10. Link to TROVE
Mr. G. W. Hill.
The death of the late Mr. George William Hill, of Nundah, occurred in the Gregory Private Hospital, Brisbane, on May 29. The deceased was born at Walkington, Yorkshire, England, in 1857. He was married to Miss Sarah Ann Farrar, at Elloughton, Yorkshire, and came to Queensland by the S.S. Quetta in 1886. With his family he resided at Nundah for 19 years, where he was engaged at the Nundah Carriage Works. Later he worked in the Virginia brick works, but left there to engage in farming at Zillmere. While at Zillmere he was a very successful exhibitor at agricultural shows.
The deceased and Mrs. Hill celebrated their golden wedding last August. The late Mr. Hill is survived by his wife and six married daughters, Mesdams W. Hendle (Nundah), L. Wilson (Sydney), D. Fitzgerald (Nambour), J. B. Hillier (Oxley), C. F. Stabe, jun. (Zillmere), and R. Goodwin (Nundah).
There are also 26 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. The funeral took place to the Lutwyche cemetery, the service at the graveside being conducted by the Rev. Mr. Eldershaw, of the Nundah Church of England.
The death of the late Mr. George William Hill, of Nundah, occurred in the Gregory Private Hospital, Brisbane, on May 29. The deceased was born at Walkington, Yorkshire, England, in 1857. He was married to Miss Sarah Ann Farrar, at Elloughton, Yorkshire, and came to Queensland by the S.S. Quetta in 1886. With his family he resided at Nundah for 19 years, where he was engaged at the Nundah Carriage Works. Later he worked in the Virginia brick works, but left there to engage in farming at Zillmere. While at Zillmere he was a very successful exhibitor at agricultural shows.
The deceased and Mrs. Hill celebrated their golden wedding last August. The late Mr. Hill is survived by his wife and six married daughters, Mesdams W. Hendle (Nundah), L. Wilson (Sydney), D. Fitzgerald (Nambour), J. B. Hillier (Oxley), C. F. Stabe, jun. (Zillmere), and R. Goodwin (Nundah).
There are also 26 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. The funeral took place to the Lutwyche cemetery, the service at the graveside being conducted by the Rev. Mr. Eldershaw, of the Nundah Church of England.
Mr. G. W. Hill. (1932, June 11). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 14. Link to TROVE
26 - Jan - 2018
[[21044]] FARROW, Sarah Ann, parents William FARROW & Lucy Sophia unknown
- birth -
- b.c1859 non Australian birth 57
- arrived -
- Brisbane
6-Apr-1886
per Quetta having sailed from London on Tuesday 9-Feb-1886
- Brisbane
6-Apr-1886
- marriage -
- 22-May-1946 Brisbane, Qld.
8
interred -- Lutwyche Cemetery, Por COE3, Sect 22A, #11 [24-5-46]
- Sarah was interred with her husband George
HILL, Mrs. Sarah Ann, Henchman Street, Nundah.— The Relatives and Friends of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hendle, Mr. and Mrs. D. Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hillier, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Stabe, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Goodwin, Mrs. L. Gott. and Mr. and Mrs. G. Watson, and Families, are informed that the Funeral of their beloved Mother, Mother-in-law, Grandmother, and Great Grandmother, Sarah Ann Hill, is arranged to leave the Parlour, 400 Wickham Street, at 11 o'clock on Friday for Lutwyche Cemetery, arriving 11.20.
Family Notices (1946, May 23). The Courier-Mail (Brisbane, Qld. : 1933 - 1954), p. 12. Link to TROVE
26 - Jan - 2018
[[21045]] HILL, Rose Ann, parents George HILL and Sarah FARROW
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21047]] HILL, Grace, parents George HILL and Sarah FARROW
- birth -
- b.c1885 non Australian birth 57
- arrived -
- Brisbane
6-Apr-1886
per Quetta having sailed from London on Tuesday 9-Feb-1886
- Brisbane
6-Apr-1886
- siblings -
03 - Feb - 2008
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[[21048]] HILL, Lucy Sophia, parents George HILL and Sarah FARROW
- 2-Sep-1940 Brisbane, Qld.
8
interred -- Lutwyche Cemetery, Por GP4, Sect 37, #10 [3-9-40]
This person is also interred in the same grave, Noel Frederick GOTT (9/9/1944)
28 - Dec - 2013
[[21049]] HILL, Elsie Mabel, parents George HILL and Sarah FARROW
Elsie married Carl Frederick STABE Tuesday, 17 March 1914
03 - Jan - 2018
[[21050]] HILL, Gertrude Ellen, parents George HILL and Sarah FARROW
Gertrude married Albert Roy GOODWIN
03 - Jan - 2018
[[21051]] GRIEVE, Emma Jane, parents John GRIEVE and Ann JOLIFFE
- birth -
- marriage -
- 27-Aug-1884
76
Qld.
spouse Isaac HILLIER
children Annie, Jessie, William
- 27-Aug-1884
76
Qld.
- c1949 Brisbane 8
05 - Apr - 2012
[[21052]] HILLIER, Annie Louisa, parents Isaac HILLIER and Emma GRIEVE
- birth -
- 27-Feb-1889 8 Brisbane, Qld.
- siblings -
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21053]] HILLIER, William Roy, parents Isaac HILLIER and Emma GRIEVE
05 - Apr - 2012
[[21054]] HILLIER, Jessie Evelyn, parents Isaac HILLIER and Emma GRIEVE
- birth -
- 9-Dec-1892 8 Qld.
- marriage -
- 17-Jun-1914
8
Brisbane, Qld.
spouse Alexander SOMERVILLE
- 17-Jun-1914
8
Brisbane, Qld.
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21055]] ALBURY, Joseph, parents Charles ALBURY and Caroline BRIDGES
- birth -
- b.c1869 non Australian birth 57
- arrived -
- Brisbane
24-Aug-1886
per Quetta
- Brisbane
24-Aug-1886
- marriage -
- death -
- 17-Sep-1954 Brisbane, Qld.
8
cremated -- Mount Thompson Crematorium [18-9-54]
- Joseph was interred with his wife Ellen
- 17-Sep-1954 Brisbane, Qld.
8
- siblings -
05 - Oct - 2014
[[21056]] ALBURY, Caroline Emma, parents Joseph ALBURY and Ellen HILLIER
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21057]] ALBURY, Charles Percy, parents Joseph ALBURY and Ellen HILLIER
- birth -
- 6-Nov-1894 8 Qld.
- siblings -
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21058]] ALBURY, Elsie Laura, parents Joseph ALBURY and Ellen HILLIER
- birth -
- 21-Apr-1900 8 Qld.
- siblings -
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21059]] ALBURY, Harold Jesse, parents Joseph ALBURY and Ellen HILLIER
- birth -
- 2-Nov-1902 8 Qld.
- siblings -
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21060]] ALBURY, Sidney Joseph Gregory, parents Joseph ALBURY and Ellen HILLIER
- birth -
- 28-Sep-1896 8 Qld.
- siblings -
03 - Feb - 2008
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[[21061]] ALBURY, Bertha, parents George ALBURY and Susan POTTER
- birth -
- b.c1885 non Australian birth 57
- arrived -
- Brisbane
24-Aug-1886
per Quetta
- Brisbane
24-Aug-1886
- death -
- 17-Jul-1886 Qld. 8
- siblings -
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21062]] RIX, Alfred
- birth -
- b.c1860 non Australian birth 57
- arrived -
- Moreton Bay
24-Feb-1883
per Scottish Hero
- Moreton Bay
24-Feb-1883
- marriage -
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21063]] RIX, Alfred Ernest, parents Alfred RIX and Rosina HILLIER
- birth -
- 19-Jan-1888 8 Qld.
- siblings -
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21064]] RIX, Henry Norman, parents Alfred RIX and Rosina HILLIER
- birth -
- 13-Apr-1889 8 Qld.
- siblings -
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21065]] RIX, Clifford Hillier, parents Alfred RIX and Rosina HILLIER
- birth -
- 6-Dec-1909 8 Qld.
- siblings -
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21066]] RIX, Edgar Gilbert, parents Alfred RIX and Rosina HILLIER
- birth -
- 3-Aug-1891 8 Qld.
- siblings -
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21067]] RIX, Ethel Adeline, parents Alfred RIX and Rosina HILLIER
- birth -
- 15-Jun-1890 8 Qld.
- marriage -
- 9-Dec-1914
8
Brisbane, Qld.
spouse John RANDALL
- 9-Dec-1914
8
Brisbane, Qld.
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21068]] RANDALL, John
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21069]] RIX, Grace Winifred, parents Alfred RIX and Rosina HILLIER
- birth -
- 24-Nov-1902 8 Qld.
- siblings -
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21070]] RIX, Ivy, parents Alfred RIX and Rosina HILLIER
- birth -
- 6-Dec-1896 8 Qld.
- siblings -
03 - Feb - 2008
[[21071]] RIX, Jessie Rebecca, parents Alfred RIX and Rosina HILLIER
03 - Feb - 2008
[[52607]] McDOUGALL, Ethel Mary, parents Frederick McDOUGALL and Florence REYNOLDS
1st Cousin of Gregory DAVIS
- birth -
- marriage -
- 7-Jul-1945
8
Cloncurry, Qld.
spouse Clarence HUDSON
- 7-Jul-1945
8
Cloncurry, Qld.
- 3-Jul-1954 Townsville, Qld.
8
interred -- Cloncurry Cemetery poirtion 5 [7-7-54]
- I am the only known child
THE SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO DUMB ANIMALS.
From Ethel McDougall, who lives at Donor's Hill, Cloncurry: Well, here I am at last. It has taken em a long time to write to the "Corner" but I have not forgotten It. I enjoy reading all the Interesting letters In it. I have seven very nice pen-pals, and they all write very nice letters. The weather is very changeable here. Yesterday was very hot, but to-day it is like rain — plenty of clouds and a north wind blowing. I went to the Normanton races In August and had a wonderful time. A red diamond Jay built a nest in our store room a few months back and hatched four little ones. They come around the house every day to get water, and I give them bread crumbs and bird seed. When they have finished they fly away again, and come back in the afternoon for another meal. Now they are getting very tame.
From Ethel McDougall, who lives at Donor's Hill, Cloncurry: Well, here I am at last. It has taken em a long time to write to the "Corner" but I have not forgotten It. I enjoy reading all the Interesting letters In it. I have seven very nice pen-pals, and they all write very nice letters. The weather is very changeable here. Yesterday was very hot, but to-day it is like rain — plenty of clouds and a north wind blowing. I went to the Normanton races In August and had a wonderful time. A red diamond Jay built a nest in our store room a few months back and hatched four little ones. They come around the house every day to get water, and I give them bread crumbs and bird seed. When they have finished they fly away again, and come back in the afternoon for another meal. Now they are getting very tame.
THE SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO DUMB ANIMALS. (1938, November 1). Townsville Daily Bulletin (Qld. : 1907 - 1954), , p. 5. Link to TROVE
ST. Andrew's Church of England, Cloncurry, was the choice of Ethel Mary, only daughter of Mr. Fred McDougall and the late Mrs. McDougall, of Donor's Hill, for her marriage to Clarence, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hudson, of Melinda Downs, Cloncurry.
The bride wore a blue tailored ensemble of wool de chene with a blue felt hat, and carried a prayer book. Miss Olive Hudson attended the bride, and the bridegroom was supported by Mr. Alf. McDougall, uncle of the bride. They will make their future home at The Williams station.
The bride wore a blue tailored ensemble of wool de chene with a blue felt hat, and carried a prayer book. Miss Olive Hudson attended the bride, and the bridegroom was supported by Mr. Alf. McDougall, uncle of the bride. They will make their future home at The Williams station.
WEDDING BELLS. (1945, July 26). Queensland Country Life (Qld. : 1900 - 1954), p. 8. Link to TROVE
The sad passing of Mrs. Darby Hudson in Townsville early last Saturday morning was a great shock to the townsfolk of Cloncurry. Mrs. Hudson, who was in ill health for some time, suddenly became worse, and she was flown to Townsville at the beginning of the week. However, she failed to respond to treatment and passed away. She leaves her husband and two small children to mourn her loss.
Her remains were brought to Cloncurry on Wednesday, where the burial took place, Bro. Whereat officiating at the graveside.
Her remains were brought to Cloncurry on Wednesday, where the burial took place, Bro. Whereat officiating at the graveside.
CLONCURRY (1954, July 10). Townsville Daily Bulletin (Qld. : 1907 - 1954), , p. 3. Link to TROVE
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