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201	Late of Redcliffe, formerly of Stanthorpe	Agnes Cecilia ALDRIDGE
202	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
203	Arrived on the "Scottish Hero" which left Plymouth, England 11 April 1886. He was 9 years old. ALLEN George 41, Mary 40, Sarah 19, George 18, Ada 16, Jessie 14, Annie 13, Henry 12, Arthur 9, Walter 5, Ethel inf. IMMIGRANT AGENT'S LIST Trade read/write religion county/country date of leaving depot where from depot MARRIED PASSENGERS ALLEN George 41 Farm Labourer yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 11 to go to Gympie seeking work Mary 40 yes/yes P Arthur 9 yes/yes P Walter 5 yes/yes P Ethel inf P SINGLE WOMEN ALLEN Sarah 19 Domestic Servant yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 6, to Mr Charlton, Walker Street, Maryborough Ada 16 " " yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 6, to go to Mr Eaton, Teebar Jessie 14 " " yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 11, passed to Gympie with parents Annie 13 " " yes/yes P As above SINGLE MEN ALLEN George 18 Farm Labourer yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 6 to William Eaton, Teebar Henry 12 " " yes/yes P Lincolnshire, 11 August, passed to Gympie with his parents	Arthur ALLEN
204	Gympie Two Mile Cemetery Section PP, #295	Arthur ALLEN
205	(Medical):He walked with a limp in his right leg and had a bad right arm. This was supposed to have been caused by the inoculations he had before he left England.	David Henry "Harry" ALLEN
206	Arrived on the "Scottish Hero" which left Plymouth, England 11 April 1886. He was 12 years old. ALLEN George 41, Mary 40, Sarah 19, George 18, Ada 16, Jessie 14, Annie 13, Henry 12, Arthur 9, Walter 5, Ethel inf. IMMIGRANT AGENT'S LIST Trade read/write religion county/country date of leaving depot where from depot MARRIED PASSENGERS ALLEN George 41 Farm Labourer yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 11 to go to Gympie seeking work Mary 40 yes/yes P Arthur 9 yes/yes P Walter 5 yes/yes P Ethel inf P SINGLE WOMEN ALLEN Sarah 19 Domestic Servant yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 6, to Mr Charlton, Walker Street, Maryborough Ada 16 " " yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 6, to go to Mr Eaton, Teebar Jessie 14 " " yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 11, passed to Gympie with parents Annie 13 " " yes/yes P As above SINGLE MEN ALLEN George 18 Farm Labourer yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 6 to William Eaton, Teebar Henry 12 " " yes/yes P Lincolnshire, 11 August, passed to Gympie with his parents	David Henry "Harry" ALLEN
207	Harry first farmed with his brothers Walter & Arthur ALLEN and they won the one farm exhibit in 1911. Later they ran 3 separate farms. After he married he moved to "Devonshire Gardens" an orchard at Chatsworth.	David Henry "Harry" ALLEN
208	Section MS, #218 Gympie Two Mile Cemetery	David Henry "Harry" ALLEN
209	Arrived on the "Scottish Hero" which left Plymouth, England 11 April 1886. He was 41 years old. ALLEN George 41, Mary 40, Sarah 19, George 18, Ada 16, Jessie 14, Annie 13, Henry 12, Arthur 9, Walter 5, Ethel inf. IMMIGRANT AGENT'S LIST Trade read/write religion county/country date of leaving depot where from depot MARRIED PASSENGERS ALLEN George 41 Farm Labourer yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 11 to go to Gympie seeking work Mary 40 yes/yes P Arthur 9 yes/yes P Walter 5 yes/yes P Ethel inf P SINGLE WOMEN ALLEN Sarah 19 Domestic Servant yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 6, to Mr Charlton, Walker Street, Maryborough Ada 16 " " yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 6, to go to Mr Eaton, Teebar Jessie 14 " " yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 11, passed to Gympie with parents Annie 13 " " yes/yes P As above SINGLE MEN ALLEN George 18 Farm Labourer yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 6 to William Eaton, Teebar Henry 12 " " yes/yes P Lincolnshire, 11 August, passed to Gympie with his parents	George ALLEN
210	Gympie Two Mile Cemetery Section CEP, #352	George ALLEN
211	Arrived on the "Scottish Hero" which left Plymouth, England 11 April 1886. She was 14 years old. ALLEN George 41, Mary 40, Sarah 19, George 18, Ada 16, Jessie 14, Annie 13, Henry 12, Arthur 9, Walter 5, Ethel inf. IMMIGRANT AGENT'S LIST Trade read/write religion county/country date of leaving depot where from depot MARRIED PASSENGERS ALLEN George 41 Farm Labourer yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 11 to go to Gympie seeking work Mary 40 yes/yes P Arthur 9 yes/yes P Walter 5 yes/yes P Ethel inf P SINGLE WOMEN ALLEN Sarah 19 Domestic Servant yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 6, to Mr Charlton, Walker Street, Maryborough Ada 16 " " yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 6, to go to Mr Eaton, Teebar Jessie 14 " " yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 11, passed to Gympie with parents Annie 13 " " yes/yes P As above SINGLE MEN ALLEN George 18 Farm Labourer yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 6 to William Eaton, Teebar Henry 12 " " yes/yes P Lincolnshire, 11 August, passed to Gympie with his parents	Jessie ALLEN
212	Gympie District Hospital	Jessie ALLEN
213	Gympie Two Mile Cemetery Section MPB, #386	Jessie ALLEN
214	Blackbutt - Benarkin Cemetery	Stanley Marks ALMOND
215	On the 1934 Commonwealth electoral roll he is listed as a storekeeper at Benarkin. His wife Ellen is listed as residing at the post office store in Benarkin	Stanley Marks ALMOND
216	Arrived on board the "Europa" with his wife Elizabeth. Alexander 29, Elizabeth 25	Alexander ANDERSON
217	Excerpts from the book written by Andrew Lemon titled: "Broadmeadows: A Forgotten History" Page 97. "In the winter of 1892, Evander McIver, in his capacity as Shire Surveyor, reported to the Council that William and Alex Anderson, John Cargill, Richard Gage and William Keogh, 'are out of employment and made repeated application to be placed on the roads. The council having considered the need of these men and the best manner to utilize their labor instructed the Surveyor to employ these men for the months of July and August.....'	Alexander ANDERSON
218	Fawkner Crematorium And Memorial Park wishes to advise that the location of the cremated remains of the late Alexander Anderson aged 83 are not listed in the database. More information may be available from a manual search of our archives (fee applies). Email enquiry@fcmp.com.au mailto:enquiry@fcmp.com.au> for further information Service date: 5.12.1955	Alexander ANDERSON
219	Will Will Rook Cemetery, Presbyterian section, no headstone	Alexander ANDERSON
220	Will Will Rook Cemetery, Presbyterian section, no headstone	Alexander ANDERSON
221	Will Will Rook Cemetery, Presbyterian section, no headstone	Christina ANDERSON
222	Her place of burial is noted on the death certificate as Campbellfield Cemetery. This may be in the Scott's Church cemetery which is in Campbellfield. There is no known burial register in existence and there is no headstone there for Elizabeth. The other possible burial place is at Will Will Rook cemetery in Broadmeadows, but there is no evidence of a grave there.	Elizabeth ANDERSON
223	Will Will Rook Cemetery ANDERSON ELIZABETH 72 1933 1342 PRES ST KILDA	Elizabeth ANDERSON
224	Will Will Rook Cemetery ANDERSON GEORGE JOHN 74 1932 1325 PRES ESSENDON	George John ANDERSON
225	Will Will Rook Cemetery, Presbyterian section, no headstone	John ANDERSON
226	Will Will Rook Cemetery, Presbyterian section, no headstone	John ANDERSON
227	Will Will Rook Cemetery, Presbyterian section, no headstone	Marjory Ann ANDERSON
228	Will Will Rook Cemetery, Presbyterian section, no headstone	Peter ANDERSON
229	Will Will Rook Cemetery, Presbyterian section, no headstone	Peter ANDERSON
230	Arrived on board the "Oithona" with his wife. His age given as 35, whereas he was probably about 42	William ANDERSON
231	Excerpts from the book written by Andrew Lemon titled: "Broadmeadows: A Forgotten History" Page 97. "In the winter of 1892, Evander McIver, in his capacity as Shire Surveyor, reported to the Council that William and Alex Anderson, John Cargill, Richard Gage and William Keogh, 'are out of employment and made repeated application to be placed on the roads. The council having considered the need of these men and the best manner to utilize their labor instructed the Surveyor to employ these men for the months of July and August.....'	William ANDERSON
232	Will Will Rook Cemetery, Presbyterian section, no headstone	William ANDERSON
233	She arrived on board the "Beausite": Freidrich, labourer 50, Elizabeth 42, Peter, carpenter 20, Hans, shepherd 17, Jacob 13, Johannes 10 and Bernhard 4. They left Hamburg 18 May 1866. The family was from Blankenmoor, Holstein.	Elizabeth ANDRES
234	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
235	Arrived on the "Scottish Hero" which left Plymouth, England 11 April 1886. She was 40 years old. ALLEN George 41, Mary 40, Sarah 19, George 18, Ada 16, Jessie 14, Annie 13, Henry 12, Arthur 9, Walter 5, Ethel inf. IMMIGRANT AGENT'S LIST Trade read/write religion county/country date of leaving depot where from depot MARRIED PASSENGERS ALLEN George 41 Farm Labourer yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 11 to go to Gympie seeking work Mary 40 yes/yes P Arthur 9 yes/yes P Walter 5 yes/yes P Ethel inf P SINGLE WOMEN ALLEN Sarah 19 Domestic Servant yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 6, to Mr Charlton, Walker Street, Maryborough Ada 16 " " yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 6, to go to Mr Eaton, Teebar Jessie 14 " " yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 11, passed to Gympie with parents Annie 13 " " yes/yes P As above SINGLE MEN ALLEN George 18 Farm Labourer yes/yes P Lincolnshire, left depot August 6 to William Eaton, Teebar Henry 12 " " yes/yes P Lincolnshire, 11 August, passed to Gympie with his parents	Mary Ann ANDREWS
236	Gympie Two Mile Cemetery Section CEP, #352	Mary Ann ANDREWS
237	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
238	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
239	Toowong Cemetery Portion 2, Section 40, Grave Number 5	Charles ASHMAN
240	Lutwyche Cemetery Part Monumental, Portion 3, Section 5, Grave Number 69	Helen "Ellen" ASHMAN
241	Drayton Cemetery Section: RC LAWN 7, Block: 4, Allotment: 17	Jessie Mary ASHMAN
242	Obituary Juanita Norma Jurgensen Juanita Norma Jurgensen nee Ashman was born in Thornton, near Laidley, 9^th July 1904. She was baptized in the Church of England. Being the eldest of a family which consisted of three step sisters and two step brothers she was well occupied in her growing years. In 1924, [1922] at Ipswich she was united in holy marriage with Heinrich Jurgensen. God blessed them with seven children, but one daughter, Jill, died at eighteen months and is buried in the Aratula Church grounds. With the proposed establishment of the Moogerah Dam the Jurgensen family shifted to the Downs in 1948. There they also had the local telephone exchange. In 1969 Heinrich and Juanita shifted back to Kalbar where they enjoyed their retirement. Their home was welcome and open to family and friends. Heinrich died on a visit to Warwick in 1977 and was buried there. For the past ten years Juanita kept the welcome mat on her veranda for her ever increasing family and friends who loved her. She kept the garden looking beautiful. She was a prayerful and caring Christian, with a gift of hospitality and a faithful, generous member of the Lutheran Church. On Sunday evening 16^th November she was admitted to the Boonah hospital. She appeared to be making progress and was in good spirits when Thursday morning 19^th November 1987 she had a heart attack and was ushered into the presence of the Lord. Pastor David Altus of Warwick took the service at St Peters Lutheran Church, Warwick, which was over-crowded for the occasion. He based the address on 1 Thessalonians 4:13 and 14. Her mortal remains were laid to rest by those of her husband in the Warwick General cemetery. Those who miss her include her daughters Kathleen Wall, Toowoomba; Joan Lutter, Taroma and Del Holzwart, Warwick; her sons Ronald, Coulson; Kevin, Warwick; and Mac, Kalbar; over twenty grandchildren and almost fifty great grandchildren; plus other relatives and many appreciative friends. A memorial hymn was sung in memory and appreciation of her life in Aratula and Kalbar Lutheran Churches on Sunday 6^th December.	Juanita Norma ASHMAN
243	Boonah Hospital	Juanita Norma ASHMAN
244	Funeral Service at St Peter's Lutheran Church, Warwick; burial at Eden Gardens Memorial Park	Juanita Norma ASHMAN
245	JURGENSEN, Juanita Norma, 19th November, 1987, of Ann Street Kalbar. The relatives and friends of Mr and Mrs Ronald Jurgensen, Mr and Mrs Eddie Wall (Kathleen), Mr and Mrs George Lutter (Joan), Jillian (dec'd), Mr and Mrs Selwyn Holzwart (Rita), Mr and Mrs Malcolm Jurgensen and families, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral service of their beloved mother, mother-in-law, grandmother, great grandmother, sister, sister-in-law and aunt, Mrs Juanita Jurgensen, which is appointed to leave St Peter's Lutheran Church, Cnr of Albert and Albion Streets, Warwick, after a service commencing at 10am on Saturday 21st November 1987 for the Eden Gardens Memorial Park, Rosenthal Heights, Warwick . Warwick Funerals Telephone (076) 61 2528	Juanita Norma ASHMAN
246	Father listed on birth registration as Charles Ashman, but Charles died 27 June 1891 so cannot be Robert's father.	Robert ASHMAN
247	Aged 61 years at death 9 Feb 1955	May Hope ASHTON
248	Port Macquarie General Cemetery Methodist section	May Hope ASHTON
249	Service Record Name ATKIN, NORMAN CHARLES Service Australian Army Service Number Q232632 Date of Birth 24 Sep 1923 Place of Birth CHINCHILLA, QLD Date of Enlistment 17 Jul 1942 Locality on Enlistment CANAGA, QLD Place of Enlistment CHINCHILLA, QLD Next of Kin ATKIN, CHARLES Date of Discharge 9 Aug 1944 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 7 Battalion WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No	Norman Charles ATKIN
250	Presbyterian Church cemetery, with father Jeffrey and grandmother Mary (King) Atkins	Coral Alice ATKINS