REGELING. The Relatives & Friends of Mrs. B. M. Regeling (nee Beltz) & family, of Loganlea, are invited to attend the Funeral of her beloved Husband & their Father, to leave the Bethania Church, at 2 o'clock To-day (Saturday), for the Bethania Cemetery.
The notice that revealed this family existed. 'B. M. ... nee Beltz' is OCR for E. M. nee Beitz. 'family' is plural, so there are further children born after 1926 who cannot be found while the birth index stays closed.
MOREHEAD Oct. 17, Charles Lambton, aged 3 years, only son of Robert Charles Morehead, of Sydney. Oct. 18, Robert Charles, aged 32 years, the elder son of Robert Archibald Alison Morehead, of Sydney.
Evidence for the first child link in this family: Robert Charles Morehead (#60211) was the elder son of Robert Archibald Alison Morehead.
TROMPF. On the 12th November, 1920, at his residence, Homeden, 414 Drum-mond street south, Henry Alexander, dearly-beloved husband of Catherine Amelia Trompf, and devoted father of Mabel (Mrs F. Foung, Colac), Ada (Mrs Wm. Causon, Ballarat), Olive (Mrs T. S. Woodburn, Dunkeld), Bert and Win-nie (deceased), Alma, Wilton, Henry, and Percy; aged 65 years.
Death notice for Ada's father names her as 'Ada (Mrs Wm. Causon, Ballarat)', proving the marriage had occurred by Nov 1920 (consistent with the family's recorded 1914 date) and locating the couple at Ballarat, Victoria. No Queensland BDM marriage record exists for Causon x Trompf; the family is Victorian, which explains the QLD nil. The actual Victorian marriage registration was not located - needs a browser session.
GREENHILL. The Relatives and Friends of Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Camp-bell and Family Mr. & Mrs. J. Green -hill and Mr. & Mrs. A. Greenhill and Family are invited to attend the Fune-ral of their beloved Mother, Mother-in-law, and Grandmother, Marian Green-hill, of Oriel Road, Clayfield, Widow of Alexander Greenhill, to move from St. Mark's Church of England, Clayfield, on conclusion of service commencing at 2.45 o'clock. This (Monday) Afternoon, for the Toowong Cemetery. ALEX. GOW, Funeral Director.
Funeral notice, quoted as the OCR stands (hyphenation artefacts and all). "Widow of Alexander Greenhill" is the direct statement that this couple were married; the three married children named are Mr and Mrs P. V. Campbell, Mr and Mrs J. Greenhill and Mr and Mrs A. Greenhill β the last being Aleck. Proposed separately: the siblings this identifies.
GREENHILL. The Relatives and Friends of Mrs. A. GREEN HILL, and Family, are respectfully invited to at-tend the Funeral off her deceased Hus-band, and their Father, Alexander Greenhill, to move from his late resi-dence, Gregory Street, off Thorpe Street, Auch,enflower THIS (Thurs-day) AFTERNOON, at 4.15 o'clock, for the Toowong Cemetery. ALEX. GOW.
Funeral notice, quoted as the OCR stands. Same undertaker and same cemetery as Marian's 1947 notice, and the burial register puts them in one grave.
ποΈTrove digitised Australian newspapersNewspaper The Courier-Mail (Brisbane, Qld.) Β· Date 20 March 1944 Β· Page 4 Β· Article 42037642Secondary
ARKLAY, Margaret. In loving memory of our dear Mother, Mother-in-law. Grandmother, & Great Grandmother. Margaret Arklay, who passed away 20th March, 1943. Her life a beautiful memory. Inserted by Daisy & Bert. Grandchildren, and great grandson. Greville.
First-anniversary In Memoriam notice, Trove OCR as it stands. 'Daisy & Bert' are her daughter Daisy Agnes #215 and her son-in-law Charles Herbert Bateman #723.
ποΈTrove digitised Australian newspapersNewspaper The Courier-Mail (Brisbane, Qld.) Β· Date 20 March 1947 Β· Page 12 Β· Article 49341431Secondary
ARKLAY, Margaret. In loving memory of our dear Mother, Mother-in-law, and Grandma, who passed away March 2Uth. -Ve ' have only your memory, dear Mother. As we journey our whole life through; But the sweetness will last forever, As we treasure the memory of you. Inserted by her loving Sons. George & Gordon, Daughter-in-law, Hilda. & Grandchildren, Tiny & George.
Fourth-anniversary In Memoriam notice, Trove OCR quoted as it stands (the OCR mangles the date and the opening line of the verse). Names her sons George #24 and Gordon #206 and her daughter-in-law Hilda Irene Merritt #25; 'Tiny & George' are George and Hilda's children Desley Joan #23 and George Stewart #26.
The names of the children are Benjamin, Ray-monf, Alice Mary, Lilian Gladys, and Arthur Norman.
Identity control. The husband is named earlier in the same notice as "Mr. Harry Edward Trueman, of Moulder-st". "Benjamin, Ray-monf" is OCR of Benjamin Raymond (#21758). With Alice Mary (#21759), Lillian Gladys (#21725) and Arthur Norman (#21760) that is four of the five children in this tree; the fifth, the newborn, is Esme Doris (#21761). Two sisters and four brothers are said to survive her.
EZZY April 6th, at her residence, Francis-street, Richmond, Rebecca, wife of Mr. John Ezzey, aged 69 years, leaving a husband, eleven children, sixty-two grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren, to deplore their loss.
The same family insertion as the Empire's, set by a different paper and headed EZZY rather than EZZEY while spelling the husband "John Ezzey" in the body. Cited here for the spelling variation as much as for the fact; it is not an independent report of the death.
"PATEN.-On the 22nd July, at his residence, Walton, John Paten, aged 85 years."
Age 85 at a death on 22 July 1888 gives a birth about 1803, matching his baptism at St Mary's Aylesbury on 12 Aug 1803 and correcting the recorded ABT 1804.
Fourth son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blakeney Bligh, of Dalby, deceased was born at Boothulla station on the Paroo River, Charleville. ... in 1916 he came to Warwick as a cattle dealer and drover, He acquired a property at Toolburra, and in recent years his interests were divided between this property and the conduct of his tobacconist and Casket Agency business in Warwick. ... Deceased is survived by his widow, (formerly Miss ... Corcoran, of Tenterfield), three sons (William, Richard and Kevin, all of Warwick), three daughters
Obituary corroborating the registrations from the other direction: it names his father as Richard Blakeney Bligh of Dalby (#50077), his widow as a Miss Corcoran (#50070 Mary Lucy Corcoran) and his three surviving sons as William, Richard and Kevin of Warwick - the tree's #50067 William Joseph, #50075 Richard Anthony and #50076 Kevin Stanislaus. It also puts the family in Warwick, where Anna Bligh was born in 1960. Passages joined with ellipses; the OCR of this page is poor and the widow's given initial is illegible, so it is elided rather than guessed.
There passed away at his residence in Patrick st., last evening at about 8 p.m., a very old and well known resident of Dalby, in the person, of Mr. Richard John Bligh, at the age of 76 years. ... Mr. Richard John Bligh was the grandson of the famous Captain Bligh of the historic Mutiny of the Bounty incident. ... The son of the redoubtable Captain returned to the colony in 1838, and settled down in Sydney where the deceased was born in 1849. ... The children still living are Messrs. William Richard, Bertie Ivo, and Maurice O'Connell Blyth, Mrs. T. Hopper, of Coorparoo, Brisbane, Miss Ruby and Kitty Blyth, and Miss Gwennie Bligh
Obituary published the day after his death. Three things it supplies: the family's own contemporaneous claim of descent from Governor Bligh, stated in 1925 and independent of any modern compiled tree; a Sydney birth in 1849 consistent with the tree's 1850 and with the parents' 1847 Sydney-region marriage; and a list of surviving children that includes Bertie Ivo (#50071) and a Maurice O'Connell Bligh, the O'Connell name repeating the Bligh-O'Connell kinship. CAUTION: the obituary's stated degree is loose - it calls him a grandson of the Governor where the documented chain makes him a great-grandson, and 'the son of the redoubtable Captain' is wrong, since William Bligh left no surviving son; the line ran through his daughter Elizabeth, who married her kinsman Richard Bligh. The descent is sound; the obituary's arithmetic is not. Passages joined with ellipses; the paper spells the surname Blyth in places.
On the 20th instant, at Sydney, RICHARD, eldest son of the late RICHARD BLIGH, of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-law, aged 50 years.
Contemporaneous death notice. Direct evidence for this person's death on 20 AUG 1869 at Sydney, matching the tree exactly, and for an age of 50, consistent with the tree's birth of 26 FEB 1819. Critically, it names his father as the late Richard Bligh of Lincoln's Inn, barrister-at-law - the tree's #50191, the law reporter - and states he was the eldest son.
ποΈTrove digitised Australian newspapersDate 1869-08-27 Β· Page 2171 Β· Article Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction: In the will of Richard Bligh Β· Trove Id 225586078Primary
In the will of Richard Bligh, late of Sydney, in the Colony of New South Wales, Esquire, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given, that at the expiration of fourteen days from the publication hereof, application will be made to this Honorable Court, in its Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction, for probate of the last will and testament of the said Richard Bligh, deceased, to be granted to the Reverend Arthur Edward Selwyn and John O'Connell Bligh, the Executors in the said will named. Dated this 26th day of August, A D 1869.
Probate notice one week after the death, for Richard Bligh late of Sydney. His executor is John O'Connell Bligh - the tree's #50167 and, per the Wikipedia article and the 1880 obituary, his brother. Independent official corroboration of the sibling link that carries the Governor Bligh descent into this line.
On the 20th instant, at Sydney, RICHARD, eldest son of the late RICHARD BLIGH, of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-law, aged 50 years.
Evidence for this person's occupation (barrister of Lincoln's Inn) and for his eldest son. DATA PROBLEM FLAGGED, NOT OVERWRITTEN: the tree gives his death year as 1938, which cannot be right for a man born 1785 whose wife died in 1854 and whose eldest son was born in 1819. This notice shows him already dead by August 1869. 1938 looks like a keying error for 1838. The field has been left untouched for a moderator to correct.
ποΈTrove digitised Australian newspapersNewspaper Chronicle (Adelaide, SA) Β· Date 5 July 1902 Β· Page 24 Β· Article Family Notices Β· Trove Id 87823184Primary
AURICHT. On the 2nd July, at Tanunda, Marie Elisabeth, wife of the Rev. J. C. Auricht, aged 67 years.
Contemporaneous death notice, three days after the death. Pins the death precisely to 2 JUL 1902 at Tanunda (the tree's existing '1902' is year-only, uncited) and age 67 is consistent with the tree's b.1834. Confirms the husband as 'the Rev. J. C. Auricht' = Johann Christian Auricht #54350, distinguishing this woman decisively from Maria Elisabeth Paech #54169 (married Johann August Paech, d.1872) β review item 5374.
Mr August Adolph Dittrich, 86, who died at his son's residence, "Angaston, was born at Stockwell on January 16, 1870, being the eldest son of the late Mr and Mrs Traugott Dittrich. He was baptised by Pastor Rechner at Lights Pass on January 30, attended school there, and was confirmed by Pastor Rechner on October 7, 1883. On November 2, 1918, he married Helene Mathilde Roennfeldt and the couple lived at Truro, where their two sons and three daughters were born. He was widowed in 1927. In 1933 he married Maria Ida Neumann and they made their home in Tanunda until he came to live with his son Bert at Angaston in 1947. Mrs Dittrich died four years ago.
Obituary, The Leader (Angaston, SA), 13 Sep 1956. Confirms August's own death 4 Sep 1956, not 1927 (that was his first wife's death year, misattributed). Confirms the 1933 marriage to Maria Ida Neumann is correct. The five children named later match family #17703 exactly.
On November 2, 1918, he married Helene Mathilde Roennfeldt and the couple lived at Truro, where their two sons and three daughters were born. He was widowed in 1927.
From her husband August's obituary: confirms Matilda Helene Roennfeldt died in 1927 -- the date wrongly recorded on August's own row instead of hers.
From the 1956 obituary: 'Mrs Dittrich' here is his second wife Maria Ida Neumann (m.1933); 'four years ago' from a 13 Sep 1956 article gives an approximate 1952 death, correcting her stale isLiving=1 flag.
ποΈTrove digitised Australian newspapersNewspaper Mount Barker Courier and Onkaparinga and Gumeracha Advertiser (SA) Β· Date 23 July 1909 Β· Page 3 Β· Article OBITUARY Β· Trove Id 147874627Secondary
An old resident of the Bremer district in the person of Mrs. Johanne K. Jaensch (nee Paech) passed away on Sunday morning after a long and painful illness. Deceased was born in 1831 at Nickarn, Silesia, Germany. In 1853 she was married at Hahndorf to Mr. Johann F. T. Jaensch, who survives. There are three sons (Messrs. Alfred, Heinrich. and Traugot Jaensch, all of Hartley), three daughters (Mrs. Samuel, sen., and Mrs. A. Wundersitz, of Hartley, and Mrs. G. H. Werner, of Callington), 29 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. The funeral took place at the Salem Cemetery, the Rev. F. Koschade officiating.
Confirms the person is a distinct individual from Johanne Louise Paech #54168 and Johanne Dorothea Paech #54177 (review items 5373, 5379): different birthplace/parents (b. Nickarn, Silesia to Friedrich Paech & Johanne Luise Jachning, family 16517), different spouse, death precisely 18 JUL 1909 (a Sunday, matching 'passed away on Sunday morning' with this Friday 23 July report) already recorded uncited in the tree.
GOFF MOREHEAD. November 9, at all Saints' Church, Brisbane, by Rev. Anstruther Cardew, Travers Robert, only son of the late Henry Lyndon Goff, of Carn, County Wexford, Ireland, to Margaret Agnes, only daughter of the late Robert Charles Morehead, of Sydney.
Identifies this person. #60211 is the father of Margaret Agnes Morehead (#26018), who married Travers Robert Goff (#26017); the notice names both parties exactly as the tree holds them and gives her father as ROBERT CHARLES Morehead, of Sydney, already deceased in 1898. This is the evidence for supplying the given name, which the GEDCOM import left blank.
MOREHEAD Oct. 17, Charles Lambton, aged 3 years, only son of Robert Charles Morehead, of Sydney. Oct. 18, Robert Charles, aged 32 years, the elder son of Robert Archibald Alison Morehead, of Sydney.
Source of the death date now recorded, and of the birth year (aged 32 in October 1874 gives ABT 1842). It also states his parentage: he was the ELDER SON of Robert Archibald Alison Morehead. His only son, Charles Lambton, aged 3, died the day before him and is not in this tree.
At Fort-street, on the 21st instant, the lady of R. A. A. Morehead, Esq., of a son.
Corroborates the ABT 1842 birth year. The notice does not name the child, so the identification is an inference: R. A. A. Morehead's elder son was aged 32 in October 1874, and his other son Boyd Dunlop was not born until 24 August 1843, so the son born at Fort-street on 21 February 1842 is almost certainly this man. Recorded as ABT 1842 rather than 21 FEB 1842 because the notice is anonymous.
ποΈTrove digitised Australian newspapersDate 9 January 1942 Β· Page 2 Β· Article Resident of Town for Over 53 Years β PASSING OF MRS. M. J. CILENTO Β· Trove Id 168452769Secondary
Mr. Cilento passed away many years ago, but ten children, Mrs. A. Harrison (Adelaide), Mrs. A. Pybus (Port Augusta), Mrs. Bussula (WtA.), Mrs. J. V. FLanagan, Mrs. C. Merrill, Mrs. N. Silverman, Messrs. J. V. Cilento, R. A. Cilento, S. L. Cilento and F. L. Cilento (all of Port Augusta).
Ten surviving children; the tree holds six. 'Mrs. J. V. FLanagan' is the tree's Stella Valeria Cilento (#69542), whose husband the same paper named as 'Mr. ... T. Flanagan' in 1946 (Trove 168305711) β the initials here look like a compositor's repeat of the son J. V. Cilento, so nothing was changed. Mrs A. Harrison, Mrs A. Pybus, Mrs Bussula, Mrs C. Merrill, Mrs N. Silverman, J. V., S. L. and F. L. Cilento are unworked leads.
FUNERAL
MRS GRACE GUNN
The funeral of Mrs. Grace Agnes
Gunn, wife of Mr. John Patrick
Gunn, who died at her residence,
McLean Street, on Thursday, aged
30, moved yesterday afternoon
from the Holy Rosary Church to
the Catholic Cemetery. Rev. Father
J. K. Meade officiated.
Pall-bearers were Messrs. Pat.
Donnelly, D. Mclvor, A. Walker. L.
Adams. M. Gunn and E. Thorne,'
representing the H.A.C.B. Society.
Floral tribute[s] ... were placed on the
grave by: Loving husband and family;
Brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law,
[C]essie, Mae, Mollie, Michael, James
and Tony and families; Bennie, Arthur
and family; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hen[d]rickson and family; Mrs. E. Clulowski ...
Full text of the funeral notice, quoted verbatim from the evidence capture including its OCR line breaks and bracketed editorial readings. The article gives her residence only as 'McLean Street', not a town; Bundaberg is inferred here from her own recorded Bundaberg birthplace (#341), her husband John Patrick Gunn's recorded Bundaberg death (#341), and the paper's own masthead (Bundaberg News-Mail) -- filed at quality 1 because the town itself is not a word the article prints, unlike the directly-quoted burial facts on the BURI event citation.
LEAFE. July 30 1031 Lindsay John Leafe of 7 Harris street Willoughby loved husband of Isabella Leife and father of Clarence Ivy Jack GcorEC Robert and Keith aged 44 vears Deeply regretted
Trove OCR, quoted as it stands. Read: 'July 30 1931 ... husband of Isabella Leafe and father of Clarence, Ivy, Jack, George, Robert and Keith, aged 44 years.' Gives his residence, wife and the complete list of his children.
LEAFE- The Relatives and Friends of Mr. and Mrs. JOHN LEAFE, CECIL, LIONEL, GEORGE, JACK, SEPTIMUS, and Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAMS and FAMILIES are invited to attend the Funeral of their beloved SON and BROTHER, Lindsay John Leafe; to leave 7 Harris-street, Willoughby, THIS SATURDAY, at 3.30 p.m., for Church of England Cemetery, Northern Suburbs.
Funeral notice inserted by the deceased's own family of origin: names his parents as Mr and Mrs John Leafe and his brothers as Cecil, Lionel, George, Jack and Septimus, with a sister married to a Williams. Matches John George Leafe #67473 and Alice #67510 and their sons already in the tree.
On 29th August, 1906, she married Wilhelm Modistach and their matrimony was blessed with three children (one son and two daughters).
Eudunda Courier obituary of his wife Frieda Modistach (full text on her own citation in this proposal) identifies this Joahan Wilhelm Modistach #69498 (birth 1882, matching 'Aged 87 years' at his 2 Dec 1969 death already on this headstone-derived citation #56073) as her husband. His parents already on file (JΓ³zef MΕodystach 1857-1946 / Ernestine Maria Fiedler 1861-1940) are not contradicted by anything here.
"Robert Jarrott, of Indooroopilly, was buried yesterday. Mr. Jarrott was by birth an Englishman, from Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire. He arrived at Brisbane in 1857, shortly before separation... he died on Thursday evening, aged 65. Yesterday he was buried in Toowong Cemetery."
Contemporary report giving his Aylesbury birth, his 1857 arrival, his age at death and his burial at Toowong. Note the funeral notice printed the previous day named North Brisbane Cemetery; this report of the actual burial says Toowong, and Find a Grave confirms Toowong.
WATERFORD. Child's Death.-The infant son of Mr and Mrs. A. Regeling, aged nine mon[?] who recently swallowed come caustic [?] died on November 20. The funeral took ...
Independent report of the same death, giving the cause and the age. Nine months at 20 NOV 1931 calculates a birth about FEB 1931, but the OCR of the age is queried, so the birth is recorded only as ABT 1931. Queensland birth registrations are public only after 100 years, so 1931 cannot yet be checked.
MOREHEAD Oct. 17, Charles Lambton, aged 3 years, only son of Robert Charles Morehead, of Sydney. Oct. 18, Robert Charles, aged 32 years, the elder son of Robert Archibald Alison Morehead, of Sydney.
Establishes this person and his death date. The birth year is inferred, not stated: aged 3 on 17 October 1874 places the birth between about October 1870 and October 1871, recorded as ABT 1871. No death place is claimed - 'of Sydney' in the notice describes the father's residence, not where the child died.
Mr. Perrett was seventy-three years of age, and, during his illness, he was tenderly nursed by his family and intimate friends.
Queensland Times, Ipswich Herald and General Advertiser, 26 July 1898, p.5. Obituary of Sealey Perrett of Flinders, who died about 1 a.m. on Saturday 23 July 1898. Age 73 at death gives a birth year of about 1825, which is why birthDate is ABT 1825.
There passed sway at Flinders, about mid-day on Friday last, a very old and respected resident of the district in the person Mrs. Perrett, relict of the late Mr. Sealy Perrett, who predeceased his wife by about three years.
Queensland Times, Ipswich Herald and General Advertiser, 28 January 1902, p.4. 'sway' is the newspaper's OCR of 'away'. The same notice gives her age as 79, which is the basis for birthDate ABT 1823, and says she had lived in the Flinders district 33 years and come to Australia 49 years before.
Mr. Charles Walton, a respected resident of Tarome, died on Monday, at the age of 73 years. Born in England on August 20, 1852, he left with his parents a few years later for Australia in the sail-ing vessel John Davis, landing in Moreton Bay on May 10, 1858, the voyage occupy-ing five months.
Brisbane Courier, 26 February 1926, p.10. 22 February 1926 was a Monday, matching registration 1926/C/405. This is the source of birthDate 20 AUG 1852 and of the Tarome death place. Hyphenation is the newspaper's OCR.
TROMPF. On the 12th November, 1920, at his residence, Homeden, 414 Drum-mond street south, Henry Alexander, dearly-beloved husband of Catherine Amelia Trompf, and devoted father of Mabel (Mrs F. Foung, Colac), Ada (Mrs Wm. Causon, Ballarat), Olive (Mrs T. S. Woodburn, Dunkeld), Bert and Win-nie (deceased), Alma, Wilton, Henry, and Percy; aged 65 years.
Confirms his death date (12 Nov 1920, matching the tree), residence Homeden, 414 Drummond St south, Ballarat, and wife Catherine Amelia Trompf (nee Elliott in this tree).
MURRAY. On April 1, 1931, at the Fremantle Hospital, William Douglas, dearly beloved hus-band of Doris Eileen Murray, of 27 Wright-street, Reaconsfield, and loving father of little Jean; aged 31 years.
Family Notices, The West Australian (Perth), 2 Apr 1931 p.1. Gives his death place (Fremantle Hospital), confirms the marriage to Doris Eileen [Agnes Harper], names a previously unrecorded daughter 'little Jean', and 'aged 31 years' supports a birth year of about 1900 (no exact birth date/place found).
Frieda Anna Marie Modistach (nee Sander), youngest daughter of the .late Jobann Friederich Leopold and . Auguste Friedericke Sander, who died at the Eudunda Hospital on Saturday, 22nd October, soon after admission, was born on 14th March, 1885, at Peep Hill, and baptized about a month later. The secular and religious instructions she received at her home village and after a thorough training in the fundamental doctrines of salvation, she was confirmed by the late Pastorv F. Leidig. Her useful services were not only appreciated by her parents, but by many others who lived in' Angas ton and Seppeltsfield. On 29th August, 1906, she married "Wilhelm Modistach and their matrimony was blessed with three children (one son and two daughters). The two daughters pre-deceased her, Lorna, who was crippled for more than a decade and therefore demanded the mother's special attention, love and care, died in 1936 when she was 13 years ( of age; and Myrtle, after being married for 18 months was called home in 1940. The deceased spent nine years of her. happy matrimonial life in Suth-erlands, then she moved with her husband to the vicinity of, and later in Eudunda. She was a cheerful, friendly person, a kind-hearted mother and a faithful and devoted wife. She bad always enjoyed good health until about ten years ago when sugar diabetes. began to undermine her health and strength - and death endangered her life several times when she was confined to her sick bed with pneumonia. On. 21st October, her condition deteriorated to such an extent that she was removed on the following day to the local hospital where she passed away in the early afternoon. She leaves her sorrowing husband, one son (Bert), one daughter-in-law (Marjorie), one grandson (Trevor), one grand-daughter (Rosslyn), four brothers, John, Heinrich, Wilhelm and Friederich, and one sister, Mrs. C. Gabel. The funeral took place on Monday, 24th October, in the Eudunda Cemetery, Pastor T. Renner officiating.
Eudunda Courier obituary (OCR as digitised; 'Jobann'='Johann', 'Pastorv'='Pastor', minor garbling left as scanned; re-fetched and reproduced verbatim this session). IDENTITY/DATE CONFLICT FOR THE MODERATOR, NOT resolved here: the tree's existing death date on this person (22 OCT 1943) comes from a cemetery-headstone transcription (source #2041, citation #56072, 'Aged 65 years'). This obituary's own text carries no year, but Trove dates the issue itself Thursday, 27 October 1949 (page 637 of a bound volume), and the text's internal weekday phrasing -- 'died ... on Saturday, 22nd October' / funeral 'on Monday, 24th October' -- is consistent ONLY with 1949 (computed: 22 Oct 1949 = Saturday, 24 Oct 1949 = Monday) and NOT with 1943 (22 Oct 1943 = Friday, 24 Oct 1943 = Sunday). 'Aged 65 years' also fits a 1949 death (she would have turned 64 that March, close) far better than a 1943 one (58, a 7-year gap) against the birth date below. This suggests the headstone transcription's year may be the error, but that is not certain from here, so the tree's existing 22 OCT 1943 is left UNCHANGED; see the added note on citation #56072. Also the source for: the Sander parents (below), her marriage to Wilhelm, and her children Lorna/Myrtle/Bert (below) -- one op per subject, same quoted text.
Lorna Irene Modisfeach who died on May 12, 1936 was born at Eudunda on February 27, 1923, as a healthy child. She was baptized ou apnt i, laao, wnensnewasa bout 9 months old she contracted a serious illness from which she had to ?utfer all the days of her life. At the time of this illness the doctors held out no hopes for her recovery She lived, however, but the effects of her sickness left hei a cripple, both bodily and mentally, being unable to use her bodily members nor her mental faculties. All efforts to restore to her the mucb-needed health were in vain. On Sunday last she contracted pneumonia to which siekness she succumbed on Tuesday, May 12-She leaves her sorrowing: parents, one brother, one sister, and two grandparents. . Her age was 13 years, 2 months, 15 days. She was buried on Thursday May 14, 1936, at the Eudunda Cemetery. Pastor Rentier officiated at the graveside and Mr. R, P. S. Severin was the Undertaker.
Eudunda Courier obituary, 22 May 1936, headed 'LORNA IRENE MODISTACH' (OCR heavily garbled in the baptism sentence; left as scanned, re-fetched and confirmed this session). Confirms the identity of Lorna Modistach #85093 (same death date 12 May 1936 and age 13 as her existing headstone citation #56074) and gives her birth date/place. Internally self-consistent: 27 Feb 1923 to 12 May 1936 is exactly '13 years, 2 months, 15 days' as stated -- checked by calendar computation. Does not itself name her parents (only 'one brother, one sister' and unnamed 'parents'); the identification as Frieda and Wilhelm's daughter rests on Frieda's own obituary (cited on the family in this proposal), independent of that document's death-year ambiguity.
The two daughters pre-deceased her, Lorna, who was crippled for more than a decade and therefore demanded the mother's special attention, love and care, died in 1936 when she was 13 years ( of age; and Myrtle, after being married for 18 months was called home in 1940.
Same obituary of Frieda Modistach. 'Called home' = died. No exact date.
The marriage of M. J. Griffiths, of Boonah, to Miss Dot Gillespie, thind youngest, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie, of Woodvale, Acacia Creck,
Trove search-page result (JS-rendered; not independently re-fetched this session). Row had wrongly carried wikidataQid Q8033498 = Woodvale, Western Australia, with that suburb's Perth coordinates; cleared. Linked within Killarney, Queensland (#401, current, Q3196620), the Warwick-district location the record's context (Boonah/Acacia Creek) points to.
F. C. EASTON Tarawinnaba. Callandoon, May 18th. 1859.
Letter dateline pairs 'Tarawinnaba' (row recorded as 'Tarriwinnaba') directly with Callandoon, Queensland (#3645). No independent modern gazetteer entry for Tarriwinnaba/Tarawinnaba was found.
After a great deal of excited discussion the name of Millthorpe was carried by 38 votes against 31.
Telegraphed from Blayney and printed the next day. The same report opens "A crowded meeting was held last night of the residents of Spring Grove who are for and against changing the name of the township to Mill-thorpe" (the hyphen is the paper's line break, kept as printed), and gives the reason for the change as letters and parcels going astray "on account of there being several places of a similar name on the Western line" - the very ambiguity that sent this row's geocode to the Spring Grove near Casino. This is the evidence for status historical, existedTo 1884 and the link to Millthorpe #4772.
EZZY. August 27, at his late residence, Spring Grove, near Orange, William James Ezzy, after a long and painful illness, leaving a wife and family to mourn their loss, aged 66 years.
Carried forward unchanged from withdrawn proposal #374. The evidence that this Spring Grove is in the central west near Orange, not the Spring Grove near Casino on the far north coast to which the row was geocoded. Millthorpe is about 10 km from Orange. Corroborated by the NSW Government Gazette probate notice of 9 September 1884 ("late of Spring Grove ... farmer") and by his grave at Millthorpe.
Mrs. T. A. Atherton and family "Woonon," Plane Creek, left on Wednesday afternoon for the Range, where the intend spending three
Trove search-page result (JS-rendered; not independently re-fetched this session). Row's current parent (#10403, 'Plane Creek, Australia') and #4914 ('Plane Creek, Queensland, Australia') carry the identical coordinate -21.4476075/149.193776; #4914 is correctly parented under Queensland. Linking directly to #4914; #10403/#4914 look like a straightforward duplicate pair worth a human's place.merge review, not performed here.
The body of a man named Donald M'Pherson, manager of Wandervale Station, near Casterton, who has been missing for some time, was found in the Dromerg river under circumstances which clearly show that he had fallen in accidentally.
Trove article re-fetched this session (corrects an earlier transcription slip: 'who has been missing', not 'who was been missing').
In spite of the dull times, the land known as the Woodville Estate, belonging to the late Rev. J. H. Zillman, sen., changed hands yesterday, the purchaser
Trove search-page result (JS-rendered; not independently re-fetched this session). Row had wrongly carried wikidataQid Q1114613 = Woodville, South Australia, with that suburb's Adelaide coordinates; cleared. Linked within Hendra, Queensland (#3416), the Brisbane locality associated with the Zillman family.