FLORIN GARDEN PARTY

FLORIN GARDEN PARTY.

A substantial addition to the funds of the refreshment stall at the forthcoming Scottish fair, in aid of the Yeronga - Moorooka Presbyterian Church, was realised by a florin garden party held yesterday afternoon at the residence, of Mrs. C. H. Barclay, Beaudesert-road, Moorooka. The grounds were gay with flags and bunting, and afternoon tea was served at tables arranged on the lawn and decorated with sweet peas. The organisers were Mrs. Barclay and Mrs. G. Nash, and the guests were entertained with music, croquet, and competitions. Songs were rendered by Mrs. J. Richardson, Misses Agnes Manson, and Gladys Peters, elocutionary items by Miss Kathleen Radford, and pianoforte solos by Miss Cowen. Those present included Mesdames B. Adsett, Kidney, C. W. Hunter, H. Taylor, A. Gillespie, Forgan Smith, J. H. Reid, R. Francey, A. J. Servin, J. Allan, F. Chapman, F. L. G. Rabbets, J. Richardson, J. Gilligan, S. Gilligan, C. M'lvor, E. Drysdale, Hunter, Black, M'Candish, M'Kenzie, Hargrave, A. Coulter, Sturt, J. Gill, S. Lang, Thomas, Francis, W. H. Hasty, Rogers, Quinn, Mills, Stewart, Tucker, Adams, Hatch, W. Thompson, Abel, Hornsley, L. Gough, W. S. Laurie, H. Clark, J. Dowrie, R. G. Watson, Connor, Allen Waters, Hawlins, Watson, Misses Manson, Thelma Francey, Thelma Strike, E. and M. Francey, Graham, K. Radford, G. M. Peters, L. M'Millan, Cowan, M'Kenzie, Prestman, Thomason, Graham, Mills, and J. Clifford.

FLORIN GARDEN PARTY. (1930, July 26). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 25. Trove

Lucy SIMPSON

From page 45 of Speculum Gregis - Croydon-cum-Clopton
by the Rev Francis Fulford 1803-1845
Rector at Croydon 1841-1845

Lucy Simpson
Unmarried, aged woman. Has several baseborn children, is very ignorant, never seldom comes to church.

Then added by Reverend R S B Sandilands, Rector 1845-1848

Lodges elsewhere now.

COIN AFTERNOON AT WYNNUM

COIN AFTERNOON AT WYNNUM.

"The Torridge," Hill-street, Wynnum, was the scene of a successful function on Wednesday, when Mrs. A. H. Cory, assisted by the conveners and helpers in connection with the sweet stall for the forthcoming Methodist fete, entertained a large number of visitors. During the afternoon Mesdames Paddock, S. Hargreaves, H. Gunderson, and Miss K. Clarke contributed items, and Mrs. P. M. Benjamin acted as pianist. Those present included Mesdames N. Sherwood, H. Goodman, A. E. Breaden, D. Tagert, Carrington, G. Oliver, J. Layton, D. Moffatt, J. Patterson, S. Hargreaves, H. Gunderson, A. E. Hodges, E. A. Tardent, A. Moores, M. Foggan, T. R. Thurlow, S. S. Hooper, J. Mercer, A. Senden, T. Davidson, S. Crouch, R. S. Hooper, A. Cory, T. Spencoly, J. Leynes, J. M. Fisher, G. Wright, E. Webber, A. Free, J. Macgregor, R. Colledge, G. Wilson, H. Petersen, J. Strickfus, F. Roberts, H. Cory, P. Power, W. Caunt, C. Rickwood, G. Middleton, E. Gambling, R. J. Graham. R. Simpson, W. A. Patterson, C. C. Pickering, G. Child, W. R. Howard, E. Higlet, L. Pickering, A. B. Smythe, J. R. Dugdale, G. A. Cunningham, J. J. Greene, S. Greene, H. C. Croits, K. Paton, J. Barnes, A. H. Paton, L. Johnes, P. M. Benjamin, J. Bowness, C. Stone, R. H. Craig, B. M. Trower, J. M. Larcomb, A. Robinson, M. Carruthers, J. Paton, Misses M. Hooper, J. Waesell, G. Hargreaves, M. Crofts, E. O'Neale, A. Wright, D. Sneyd, E. Petersen, K. Clarke, R. Smythe, E. Andrews.


COIN AFTERNOON AT WYNNUM. (1927, July 15). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 22. TROVE

DORE - New Zealand

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

IN MEMORIAM.

DORE. —In loving memory of George Henry Dore, who died on the 16th of December, 1897, aged fifty-two years, and was interred at Nelson Cemetery.

(Inserted by his loving wife and children.) —New Zealand papers please copy.

Family Notices. (1898, December 16). Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton, Qld. : 1878 - 1954), p. 1. TROVE

WATSON - Killed in France

WATSON - As a token of remembrance of our brave brother, Norman Mayor Watson, who gave his life that we might live, killed in action in France on April 5th. "Knowing that whatsoever good thing any man doeth, the same shall he receive of the Lord."  Inserted by Mr. and Mrs. J. S. R. Wyllie.

WATSON - Killed in action somewhere in France, Gunner William George Watson, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Watson, Millbank,Bundaberg, aged 19 years 7 months.   

Family Notices. (1918, May 4). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 4 TROVE

William BARROW / BARRON

GEORGETOWN.
A telegram of the 26th instant says a tent, in which two drunken miners were sleeping, was burned down, and one of the men, named William Barrow, was roasted to death.

NORTHERN MAIL NEWS. (1888, December 8). The Capricornian (Rockhampton, Qld : 1875 - 1929), p. 30. TROVE

A William BARRON is recorded as having died 25/11/1888 in country Queensland and parents were unknown.

Intestate Estates (Queensland 1899)

NORTHERN SUPREME COURT. 

(Townsville Star, August 16.)

Before His Honor Mr Acting-Justice Paul

IN CHAMBERS.

Mr C. S. Norris, local Deputy Curator of Intestate Estates, petitions for power to administer the personal estates of the undermentioned persons. Orders to administer were granted as prayed.

Margaret Barber, late of Croydon, widow.

John Kenny, late of Rolingbrooke, near Mackay, horse breaker.

William Cassian, late of Cairns, carpenter.

William C. Guun, late of Harveys Creek, school teacher.

Theodore Boll, late of Cairns, laborer.

George Napier, late of Richmond, laborer.

George Daley, late of Cairns, miner.

Frederick William Jarvis, late of Woolgar, miner.

William Hawley, late of Hughenden, laborer.

James Hamilton, late of Nelson, near Cairns, carpenter.

Michael Walsh Shanahan, late of Tamata Station, Mamba River, New Guinea, Government Agent.

August Heinrich Boldt, late of Tableland, near Cooktown, miner.

Robert Coates, late of Mount Romeo, near Cooktown, tin miner.

Patrick Henry, late of Thornborough, miner.

James Vigravas, late of Bowen, laborer.

Carl Oscar Freedolf, otherwise known, as Alexander Davis, late of Normanton, seaman.

John Proctor, late of Bakerville, miner.

Joseph Ramsden, late of Hampden, miner and bush carpenter.

John Black, late of Normanton, miner.

John Black, late of Hane Creek, near Mackay, blacksmith.

Margaret Murtagh, late of Charters Towers, domestic servant.

Daniel Savage, late of Charters Towers, miner.

In the following cases administration in the lands and goods were granted to Mr

C. S. Norris, Local Deputy Curator in Intestacy:-

James Scott, late of Georgetown, miner, commission agent.

NORTHERN SUPREME COURT. (1899, August 21). The North Queensland Register (Townsville, Qld. : 1892 - 1905), p. 61. TROVE