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Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia

city AU -20.700, 140.500

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Also known as: Cloncurry· duplicate
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  1. Born
    Muriel Blanche Monize
  2. Born
    Thomas Knight Spreadborough
  3. Residence
    Mary Ellen Brown
    Brought up by her aunt Annie in Cloncurry from about age 16; her aunt owned a hotel there.
  4. Died FEB 1881
    Euphemia Murray
  5. Occupation ABT 1895
    Richard Penhallurick
    Cobb & Co.
  6. Residence 1913
    Heinrich Wilhelm Ruthenberg
  7. Residence 1913
    Sydney Joseph Cave
  8. Residence 1913
    Letitia Agnes O Neill
  9. Died 20 FEB 1918
    Archibald Frederick Mosman
  10. Residence 1919
    Heinrich Wilhelm Ruthenberg
  11. Residence 1919
    Elizabeth Davey
  12. Residence 1919
    Sydney Joseph Cave
  13. Residence 1925
    Elizabeth Davey
  14. Residence 1925
    Sydney Joseph Cave
  15. Born 1928
    William Ernest Spreadborough
  16. Residence 1930
    Harry Oswald Lewis
  17. Residence 1930
    Harry Oswald Lewis
  18. Residence 1930
    Elizabeth Davey
  19. Died 23 DEC 1936
    John Swaine
  20. Residence 1937
    Thomas Knight Spreadborough
  21. Residence 1937
    Muriel Blanche Monize
  22. Residence 1937
    Thomas Knight Spreadborough
  23. Residence 1937
    Alice Hannant
  24. Residence 1937
    Elizabeth Davey
  25. Occupation (Storekeeper and picture theatre proprietor) FROM 1942
    Robert Cummin Katter
    After his army appointment was terminated in 1942 Katter returned to Cloncurry, in north Queensland, where his family ran a general store. He leased a clothing store and later a picture theatre. The Parliamentary Handbook records his occupations as theatre proprietor and business manager. On taking over the cinema he removed the steel partitions that had divided Aboriginal patrons from other patrons.
  26. Born JAN 1942
    Alan Charles Roberts
  27. Residence 1943
    Muriel Blanche Monize
  28. Residence 1943
    Thomas Knight Spreadborough
  29. Born 22 MAY 1945
    Robert Carl Katter
  30. Councillor, Cloncurry Shire Council FROM 1946 TO 1967
    Robert Cummin Katter
    Katter was elected to the Cloncurry Shire Council in 1946 and served as a councillor until 1967, including as deputy chairman from 1946 to 1948.
  31. Chairman, Cloncurry Shire Council FROM 1948 TO 1951
    Robert Cummin Katter
    Katter chaired the Cloncurry Shire Council from 1948 to 1951 and again from 1964 to 1967. The Australian Dictionary of Biography dates the terms 1949-52 and 1964-67 and describes him as Australia's youngest local government head at the time.
  32. Residence 1963
    Alan Charles Roberts

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