DAVIS - McDOUGALL Genealogy

[[49660]] McGOVERN, James

birth -
marriage -
- 9-Jan-1905 ⁸ Brisbane, Qld.
  spouse Nora BARRY
  children Patrick, Catherine, Mary, Bridie

21 - Aug - 2013

[[49681]] SCARR, William, parents John SCARR & Emily unknown [*49682 49700 49701 49702*]

birth -
occupation -
residence -
- Brightonhome, Brighton Terrace, Brighton (1903-5)
- Dornoch Terrace, West End (1908)
marriage -
- 27-Nov-1867 ²²⁴ Sydney, NSW
  spouse Helen LANKESTER
  children Arthur, William, Frank, Louisa, Alice, Horace
death -
- 24-Nov-1910 Brisbane, Qld. ⁸
  interred -- Toowong Cemetery, Por 12, Sect 55, #7-8 [25-11-10]
- relatives interred in the same grave
  his wife, Helen LANKESTER
  John MOODY
  Elizabeth WEST
  and his daughter-in-law, Ada MOODY

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James JOSEY

09 - Feb - 2015

[[49682]] LANKESTER, Helen, parents John LANKESTER and Mary LANKESTER

birth -
residence -
- Brightonhome, Brighton Terrace, Brighton (1903-5)
- Dornoch Terrace, West End (1908)
- Redfern St., Gabba (1913)
marriage -
- 27-Nov-1867 ²²⁴ Sydney, NSW
  spouse William SCARR
  children Arthur, William, Frank, Louisa, Alice, Horace
death -
- 25-Mar-1924 Brisbane, Qld. ⁸
  interred -- Toowong Cemetery, Por 12, Sect 55, #7-8 [26-3-24]
- relatives interred in the same grave
  her husband, William SCARR
  John MOODY
  Elizabeth WEST
  and her daughter-in-law, Ada MOODY
siblings -
- Mary Jessie LANKESTER, Me

When Helen died her father`s second name was Belappe and her mother`s second name was Temperance

SCARR - LANKESTER. - On the 27th November, at St. Andrew's Cathedral Church, Sydney, by the Rev. Thomas O'Reilly, William Scarr, of Brisbane, second son of the late John Scarr, Esq., of Marengo, New South Wales, to Helen, second daughter of John Delappe Lankester, Esq., of Glebe Point, Sydney. No cards.

Family Notices. (1867, December 7). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 4. Link to TROVE

HAYNES - At Battleton, near Evesham, England, at an advanced age, John Haynes., Esq , M D., uncle of Mrs William Scarr, of this city.

Family Notices. (1873, July 8). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 1. Link to TROVE

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James JOSEY

23 - Feb - 2015

[[49683]] SCARR, Arthur William, parents William SCARR and Helen LANKESTER

birth -
- 14-Nov-1868⁸ Brisbane, Qld.
death -
- 4-Dec-1869 Brisbane, Qld. ⁸
siblings -
- Me, William Henry SCARR, Frank George SCARR, Louisa Helen SCARR, Alice Mary SCARR, Horace Lankester SCARR

SCARR,-On the 4th December at Newton Heath, Brunswick street, of exhaustion after dysentery, Arthur William, beloved and only son of William and Helen Scarr, aged 1 year and 3 weeks

Family Notices. (1869, December 6). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 2. Link to TROVE

23 - Feb - 2015

[[49684]] SCARR, William Henry, parents William SCARR and Helen LANKESTER

birth -
- 29-Jul-1870⁸ Brisbane, Qld.
occupation -
residence -
marriage -
- 17-Aug-1904 ⁸ Brisbane, Qld.
  spouse Ada MOODY
death -
- 20-Apr-1906 Brisbane, Qld. ⁸
  interred -- Toowong Cemetery, Por 12, Sect 55, #7 [21-4-06]
- Also interred in the same grave is, his brother, Frank SCARR
siblings -
- Arthur William SCARR, Me, Frank George SCARR, Louisa Helen SCARR, Alice Mary SCARR, Horace Lankester SCARR

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scarr (nee Ada Moody) return home shortly from their honeymoon, to Sussex-street, West End- their new home.

GOSSIP FROM WOMAN'S CLUBLAND. (1904, September 1). Queensland Figaro (Brisbane, Qld. : 1901 - 1936), p. 6. Link to TROVE

The news of the death of Mr. Harry Scarr came as a very great shock to his many friends. Mr. Scarr has been in New Zealand with his bride (Miss Moody), of Sussex Street, South Brisbane, when he contracted blood poisoning; when he returned to Brisbane he got worse, and went into Victoria Private Hospital; but evidently the poison was too deeply rooted. Poor old Harry, as everyone says; he was such a great favourite, good-natured to a fault, and never had an enemy. He was the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. William Scarr, who lived so many years at New Farm, very old and respected Brisbane residents. Mr. Harry Scarr was educated at the Grammar School, and was captain of their football team for years. He was a good athlete and a general in anything he undertook to do. By profession, an architect. Mr. Scarr had the honour of representing Queensland in every position in the field, from full-back to forward. He worthily represented his State since early in the eighties. He was one of the most unselfish players. The deepest sympathy is felt for his young wife and his family. At the funeral, which took place at Toowong, the ceremony was most impressive. His old mates being very effected. The floral tributes of sympathy were beautiful and covered his grave.

GOSSIP Form Woman's Clubland. (1906, April 26). Queensland Figaro (Brisbane, Qld. : 1901 - 1936), p. 7. Link to TROVE

23 - Feb - 2015

[[49685]] SCARR, Frank George, parents William SCARR and Helen LANKESTER

birth -
- 12-Dec-1871⁸ Brisbane, Qld.
death -
- 14-Feb-1950 Brisbane, Qld. ⁸
  interred -- Toowong Cemetery, Por 12, Sect 55, #7 [15-2-50]
- Also interred in the same grave is, his brother, William SCARR
siblings -
- Arthur William SCARR, William Henry SCARR, Me, Louisa Helen SCARR, Alice Mary SCARR, Horace Lankester SCARR

09 - Feb - 2015

[[49686]] SCARR, Louisa Helen, parents William SCARR and Helen LANKESTER

birth -
- 30-Aug-1874⁸ Brisbane, Qld.
death -
- 23-Oct-1874 Brisbane, Qld. ⁸
siblings -
- Arthur William SCARR, William Henry SCARR, Frank George SCARR, Me, Alice Mary SCARR, Horace Lankester SCARR

22 - Aug - 2013

[[49687]] SCARR, Alice Mary, parents William SCARR and Helen LANKESTER

birth -
- 30-Aug-1874⁸ Brisbane, Qld.
siblings -
- Arthur William SCARR, William Henry SCARR, Frank George SCARR, Louisa Helen SCARR, Me, Horace Lankester SCARR

Alice married Albert Edward SLUMAN 17/9/1902 in Brisbane
Alice was in London in November 1933

SLUMAN-SCARR -On the 17th September, at Trinity Church , Fortitude Valley by the Rev John Spooner, Albert Edward Sluman of Brisbane, to Alice Mary only daughter of William Scarr, late of New Farm. No cards

Family Notices. (1902, September 27). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 4. Link to TROVE

The marriage of Mr A. E. Sluman to Miss Alice Mary Scarr (only daughter of Mr. W. Scarr, late of New Farm) took place at Trinity Church, Valley, on the 17th instant. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. Spooner. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a pretty gown of dove-coloured silk, and a hat of white chiffon and lace. The only bridesmaid, Miss Ada Moody, wore a pale-blue costume. M. C. Harrison acted as best man. Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Sluman drove to the Melbourne-street Station, en route for Cleveland, where the honeymoon will be spent. Previous to the ceremony Mrs. Scarr entertained about forty guests at afternoon tea at Dunkeld. The bridal costume was from the establishment of Messrs. Chapman and Co.

SOCIAL. (1902, September 25). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 7. Link to TROVE

Mr. A. E. Sluman.

APPOINTED CORONER.

Mr. A. E. Sluman, J.P., has received notification of his appointment as Coroner for the Muswellbrook district.

Mr. A. E. Sluman. (1935, June 28). The Muswellbrook Chronicle (NSW : 1898 - 1955), p. 1. Link to TROVE

23 - Feb - 2015

[[49688]] ALBURY, William, parents Charles ALBURY and Caroline BRIDGES

birth -
marriage -
- 7-Jun-1893 ⁸ Qld.
  spouse Ruth JOSEY (divorced)
  children Oliver, Clarence, Cecil, Ada
- 20-Sep-1905 ⁸ Qld.
  spouse Gertrude COLLINS
death -
- 12-Jul-1948 Brisbane, Qld. ⁸
  interred -- Nundah Pioneer Cemetery, Por 2, Sect 2, #27 [14-7-48]
- When his second wife Gertrude died, she was interred with him
siblings -
- Me, George ALBURY, Thomas Henry ALBURY, Joseph ALBURY

IN MATRIMONIAL JURISDICTION

Before his Honour the Chief Justice.

William Albury, a fruitgrower, of Zillmere, petitioned for a dissolution of his marriage with Ruth Jessie Albury (nee Josey), the grounds being alleged adultery with Horace Lancaster Scarr, traveller, of Brisbane, on various occasions at Gympie, Maryborough, and Rockhampton. The petitioner also sought for the custody of the four children, the issue of the union. The parties were married at Redbank Plains, Goodna, by the Rev. Mr. Davies, of the Church of England, on 7th June, 1893.

Mr. P. P. Fewings (instructed by Messrs. Atthow and M'Gregor) appeared in support of the petition. The suit was undefended.

Arthur W. Dring, clerk in the office of plaintiff's solicitors, gave evidence of serving copies of the petition on defendant and on the co-defendant at Singer's sewing machine shop. In company with plaintiff and his brother, he saw Scarr and Mrs. Albury on one occasion go to a boarding-house kept by Mrs. Ross, in Gotha-street, Valley. He afterwards went to the house, and asked for Mrs. Scarr. Mrs. Albury came out. Mrs. Ross said she knew the lady as Mrs. Scarr. Albury identified her at the same time as his wife.

Samuel H. Walker, articled clerk in the office of plaintiff's solicitors, gave evidence of posting notices of trial. The petitioner, William Albury, gave evidence of his marriage with defendant, and the issue. He lived happily with his wife until she went to her sister's place at Goodna on 6th July last year. The first time he saw Scarr was about a year after the marriage. Scarr was then working for a brother-in-law of his (Albury's). In June last year he came to the house on two Sunday afternoons. Mrs. Albury had a sick baby with her when she went to Goodna. On 26th July he received a letter from his wife saying she had gone, and that the baby was left there for him to take home. Up to this time they had had no quarrel. He did not know where his wife was gone, and therefore laid information at the Criminal Investigation Branch. The officers found her at Gympie. Witness received several letters from her, stating she was never coming home, and that she was living with " her husband, Horace Scarr." The letters were signed " Scarr." About September his wife wrote to him to come and bring her home. He did so. She stated she could not stay away from the children. She was very penitent, and said she would make up for her absence, and be a good wife and mother. Believing she would remain, he destroyed the letters he had received from her. After about ten days his wife said she was going away again, as "she could not live away from Horace." The latter sent her a registered letter, "and away she went" for Gympie. Witness got the letter, and gave it to her. She left in the Gladstone mail train ; but witness did not go to the station. Subsequently he received a letter from her, from Gundiah.

The letter, which was read, stated that the writer was living with Mr. H. L. Scarr as his wife " Nothing will ever part us," it said. " I will stand by my darling's side. .... He is all the world to me. . . . I think the best thing you can do is to get a divorce. You may be able to get some one you can love. I shall never be jealous. . . . I never could love you and I never did. ... I am very, very happy with dear Horace."- Other letters were also produced, but not read.

Witness, continuing, said he received letters also from Gympie, Maryborough, and Rockhampton. A letter from the last named place, dated 24th December, 1899, asked him to take his wife back. He never answered any of the letters. On New Year's Day, on returning from his holidays, he found his wife in the house, and the baby (which she had taken with her) in bed. He asked her what she meant by coming backwards and forwards, as she said she was going to be true. She said she had come to stay. he said, " Very well," and the matter was made up. She remained five weeks, and then one day he saw her packing up. He asked her where she was going, and she said, " Back again." She seemed as if she could not live away from Scarr. He did not see her again until she stopped him in the street one day. She said she was living at Mrs. Ross's place. He did not see her again until 6th April, when he went with his brother and Dring to Mrs. Ross's house. His wife was out the first time, and they went along the street, when he saw his wife and Scarr walking past. They watched them back to Mrs Ross's place, and there he identified his wife. Mrs. Ross, who was present, said the couple had been living there as man and wife for several weeks. Witness denied that he was in collusion with his wife in connection with the divorce.

To his Honour : He had no suspicion of the time it was arranged his wife should go to Gympie.

Elizabeth Ross, a widow, residing at Gotha-street, said she kept a boarding house. Defendant and the co-defendant came to her house together in the second week in February, and represented themselves, under the name of Mr. and Mrs. Scarr, as man and wife. They took a room. He said he was a commission agent in the Singer Sewing Machine Company. They remained there until 6th April, when Albury came, and declared she was his wife.

Up to that time she had no suspicion that the woman was not married.

His Honour granted a decree nisi, to be moved absolute at the end of three months. Petitioner was given the custody of the children, with liberty to the mother to apply as to access of the children. An order was made for the co-defendant to pay the costs of the suit.

IN MATRIMONIAL JURISDICTION. (1900, May 29). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 7. Link to TROVE

A decree nisi, to be moved absolute at the end of three months, was granted yesterday in the suit for dissolution of marriage brought by William Albury, of Zillmere, against his wife.

The Brisbane Courier. (1900, May 29). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 4. Link to TROVE

In the matter of William Albury v. Ruth Jessie Albury, Horace Lancaster Scarr, codefendant, Mr. McGregor moved to have the order nisi for the dissolution of the marriage granted on 28th May, 1900, made absolute. The order was granted.

THE SUPREME COURT. (1900, September 1). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 2. Link to TROVE

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James JOSEY

05 - Oct - 2014

[[49689]] ALBURY, Ada Doris, parents William ALBURY and Ruth JOSEY

birth -
- 29-Jan-1899⁸ Qld.
siblings -
- Elma SCARR, Oliver Ernest ALBURY, Clarence Frederick ALBURY, Cecil William ALBURY, Me, Randolph Gilbert SCARR, Phyllis May Victoria SCARR, Gwendoline Adelaide Helen SCARR, Mabel Alice Ruth SCARR, Horace Henry William SCARR, Eileen Zara SCARR, Daphne Amethyst SCARR, Millicent Doreen SCARR

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James JOSEY

22 - Aug - 2013

[[49690]] ALBURY, Cecil William, parents William ALBURY and Ruth JOSEY

birth -
- 2-Apr-1897⁸ Qld.
siblings -
- Elma SCARR, Oliver Ernest ALBURY, Clarence Frederick ALBURY, Me, Ada Doris ALBURY, Randolph Gilbert SCARR, Phyllis May Victoria SCARR, Gwendoline Adelaide Helen SCARR, Mabel Alice Ruth SCARR, Horace Henry William SCARR, Eileen Zara SCARR, Daphne Amethyst SCARR, Millicent Doreen SCARR

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James JOSEY

22 - Aug - 2013

[[49691]] ALBURY, Clarence Frederick, parents William ALBURY and Ruth JOSEY

birth -
- 6-Nov-1895⁸ Qld.
siblings -
- Elma SCARR, Oliver Ernest ALBURY, Me, Cecil William ALBURY, Ada Doris ALBURY, Randolph Gilbert SCARR, Phyllis May Victoria SCARR, Gwendoline Adelaide Helen SCARR, Mabel Alice Ruth SCARR, Horace Henry William SCARR, Eileen Zara SCARR, Daphne Amethyst SCARR, Millicent Doreen SCARR

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James JOSEY

22 - Aug - 2013

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[[49692]] ALBURY, Oliver Ernest, parents William ALBURY and Ruth JOSEY

birth -
- 16-Jul-1894⁸ Qld.
siblings -
- Elma SCARR, Me, Clarence Frederick ALBURY, Cecil William ALBURY, Ada Doris ALBURY, Randolph Gilbert SCARR, Phyllis May Victoria SCARR, Gwendoline Adelaide Helen SCARR, Mabel Alice Ruth SCARR, Horace Henry William SCARR, Eileen Zara SCARR, Daphne Amethyst SCARR, Millicent Doreen SCARR

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James JOSEY

22 - Aug - 2013

[[49693]] SCARR, Millicent Doreen, parents Horace SCARR and Ruth JOSEY

birth -
- 4-Dec-1912⁸ Brisbane, Qld.
siblings -
- Elma SCARR, Oliver Ernest ALBURY, Clarence Frederick ALBURY, Cecil William ALBURY, Ada Doris ALBURY, Randolph Gilbert SCARR, Phyllis May Victoria SCARR, Gwendoline Adelaide Helen SCARR, Mabel Alice Ruth SCARR, Horace Henry William SCARR, Eileen Zara SCARR, Daphne Amethyst SCARR, Me

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James JOSEY

22 - Aug - 2013

[[49694]] SCARR, Daphne Amethyst, parents Horace SCARR and Ruth JOSEY

birth -
- 15-Jul-1911⁸ Brisbane, Qld.
residence -
siblings -
- Elma SCARR, Oliver Ernest ALBURY, Clarence Frederick ALBURY, Cecil William ALBURY, Ada Doris ALBURY, Randolph Gilbert SCARR, Phyllis May Victoria SCARR, Gwendoline Adelaide Helen SCARR, Mabel Alice Ruth SCARR, Horace Henry William SCARR, Eileen Zara SCARR, Me, Millicent Doreen SCARR

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James JOSEY

22 - Aug - 2013

[[49695]] SCARR, Eileen Zara, parents Horace SCARR and Ruth JOSEY

birth -
- 25-Feb-1909⁸ Brisbane, Qld.
death -
- 3-May-1909 Brisbane, Qld. ⁸
  interred -- Toowong Cemetery, Por 5, Sect 51, #19 [4-5-09]
- Also interred in the same grave is, her sister, Gwendoline SCARR
siblings -
- Elma SCARR, Oliver Ernest ALBURY, Clarence Frederick ALBURY, Cecil William ALBURY, Ada Doris ALBURY, Randolph Gilbert SCARR, Phyllis May Victoria SCARR, Gwendoline Adelaide Helen SCARR, Mabel Alice Ruth SCARR, Horace Henry William SCARR, Me, Daphne Amethyst SCARR, Millicent Doreen SCARR

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James JOSEY

05 - Oct - 2014

[[49696]] SCARR, Gwendoline Adelaide Helen, parents Horace SCARR and Ruth JOSEY

birth -
- 18-Mar-1903⁸ Brisbane, Qld.
death -
- 17-Nov-1903 Brisbane, Qld. ⁸
  interred -- Toowong Cemetery, Por 5, Sect 51, #19 [19-11-03]
- Also interred in the same grave is, her sister, Eileen SCARR
siblings -
- Elma SCARR, Oliver Ernest ALBURY, Clarence Frederick ALBURY, Cecil William ALBURY, Ada Doris ALBURY, Randolph Gilbert SCARR, Phyllis May Victoria SCARR, Me, Mabel Alice Ruth SCARR, Horace Henry William SCARR, Eileen Zara SCARR, Daphne Amethyst SCARR, Millicent Doreen SCARR

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James JOSEY

05 - Oct - 2014

[[49697]] SCARR, Horace Henry William, parents Horace SCARR and Ruth JOSEY

birth -
- 12-Aug-1907⁸ Qld.
death -
- 1-Dec-1907 Qld. ⁸
siblings -
- Elma SCARR, Oliver Ernest ALBURY, Clarence Frederick ALBURY, Cecil William ALBURY, Ada Doris ALBURY, Randolph Gilbert SCARR, Phyllis May Victoria SCARR, Gwendoline Adelaide Helen SCARR, Mabel Alice Ruth SCARR, Me, Eileen Zara SCARR, Daphne Amethyst SCARR, Millicent Doreen SCARR

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James JOSEY

22 - Aug - 2013

[[49698]] SCARR, Mabel Alice Ruth, parents Horace SCARR and Ruth JOSEY

birth -
- 7-Dec-1904⁸ Brisbane, Qld.
siblings -
- Elma SCARR, Oliver Ernest ALBURY, Clarence Frederick ALBURY, Cecil William ALBURY, Ada Doris ALBURY, Randolph Gilbert SCARR, Phyllis May Victoria SCARR, Gwendoline Adelaide Helen SCARR, Me, Horace Henry William SCARR, Eileen Zara SCARR, Daphne Amethyst SCARR, Millicent Doreen SCARR

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James JOSEY

22 - Aug - 2013

[[49699]] SCARR, Phyllis May Victoria, parents Horace SCARR and Ruth JOSEY

birth -
- 10-Nov-1901⁸ Brisbane, Qld.
siblings -
- Elma SCARR, Oliver Ernest ALBURY, Clarence Frederick ALBURY, Cecil William ALBURY, Ada Doris ALBURY, Randolph Gilbert SCARR, Me, Gwendoline Adelaide Helen SCARR, Mabel Alice Ruth SCARR, Horace Henry William SCARR, Eileen Zara SCARR, Daphne Amethyst SCARR, Millicent Doreen SCARR

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James JOSEY

22 - Aug - 2013

[[49700]] MOODY, John, parents John MOODY & Jane unknown [*49681 49682 49700 49701 49702*]

birth -
- b.c1853 non Australian birth ⁵⁷
arrived -
- Cooktown 19-Oct-1882
  per Chyebassa
marriage -
- no date or location for marriage
  spouse Elizabeth WEST
  children Ada
death -
- 3-Oct-1919 Brisbane, Qld. ⁸
  interred -- Toowong Cemetery, Por 12, Sect 55, #7-8 [4-10-19]
- relatives interred in the same grave
  William SCARR
  Helen LANKESTER
  wife, Elizabeth WEST
  and his 1st daughter, Ada MOODY

24 - Aug - 2013

[[49701]] WEST, Elizabeth, parents George WEST & Mary unknown [*49681 49682 49700 49701 49702*]

birth -
- b.c1852 non Australian birth ⁵⁷
arrived -
- Cooktown 19-Oct-1882
  per Chyebassa
marriage -
- no date or location for marriage
  spouse John MOODY
  children Ada
death -
- 7-Nov-1922 Brisbane, Qld. ⁸
  interred -- Toowong Cemetery, Por 12, Sect 55, #7-8 [8-11-22]
- relatives interred in the same grave
  William SCARR
  Helen LANKESTER
  husband, John MOODY
  and her 1st daughter, Ada MOODY

22 - Aug - 2013

[[49702]] MOODY, Ada May, parents John MOODY and Elizabeth WEST

birth -
- b.c1878 non Australian birth ⁵⁷
arrived -
- Cooktown 19-Oct-1882
  per Chyebassa
residence -
marriage -
- 17-Aug-1904 ⁸ Brisbane, Qld.
  spouse William SCARR
death -
- 25-Jan-1943 Brisbane, Qld. ⁸
  interred -- Toowong Cemetery, Por 12, Sect 55, #7-8 [26-1-43]
- relatives interred in the same grave
  her father-in-law, William SCARR
  mother-in-law, Helen LANKESTER
  father, John MOODY
  and her mother, Elizabeth WEST
siblings -
- I am the only known child

After William Henry SCARR died in 1906, Ada married Albert Magnus HUNGERBUHLER and subsequently divorced him in 1919. Ada died under her maiden name and is buried with William`s parents and her parents.

HUNGERBUHLER v. HUNGERBUHLER.

Mr. O'Rourke (instructed by Messrs. O'Shea and O'Shea) appeared for the petitioner, Ada May Hungerbuhler (formerly Scarr), who sued for a divorce from her husband, Albert Magnus Hungerbuhler (a commercial traveller), on the grounds of misconduct, desertion, and cruelty.
His Honour made an order nisi for the dissolution of the marriage, returnable within three months, with costs against the defendant.

SUPREME COURT.— IN MATRIMONIAL JURISDICTION. (1919, December 13). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 12. Link to TROVE

MOODY. — The Funeral of the late Ada May Moody, of Gladstone Road, Highgate Hill, will leave the Funeral Chapel, 17 Peel St., South Brisbane, This (Tuesday) Morning, at 10.30 o'clock, for the Toowong Cemetery. Private Funeral, no Flowers.

Family Notices. (1943, January 26). The Courier-Mail (Brisbane, Qld. : 1933 - 1954), p. 6. Link to TROVE

23 - Feb - 2015

[[49703]] ENGLAND, David, parents Thomas ENGLAND & Jane COOKE

birth -
- 7-Nov-1833⁵⁷ Armagh, Ireland
arrived -
- Brisbane 17-Jul-1863
  per Beejapore having sailed from Queenstown on Tuesday 24-Mar-1863
occupation -
residence -
marriage -
- no date or location for marriage
  spouse Margaret DAVIS
  children Mary, Thomas, Joseph
- 28-Jun-1867 ⁸ Brisbane, Qld.
  spouse Jane DICKSON
  children Eliza, Emma, Emma, Martha, David, Thomas, Fanny, William
death -
- 25-Feb-1907 Brisbane, Qld. ⁸
  interred -- Bald Hills Cemetery, Por GP1, Sect 1, #233 [26-2-07]

This ancestry researcher - WILLIAM CURRY - provided some of the information about this person.
The name of their tree is - CURRY FAMILY TREE (23-Aug-2013)

Family Notices. (1924, September 20). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 6. Link to TROVE

Family Notices. (1883, June 25). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 1. Link to TROVE

Family Notices. (1878, May 27). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 2. Link to TROVE

Family Notices. (1892, November 21). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 4. Link to TROVE