George Story (politician) · Wikipedia (en)
George Story (politician) · Wikipedia (en)
For “Education (Geelong Grammar School)” of George William Bennett Story
Story was born at Colac, Victoria in 1849 to Thomas Story and his wife Annie (nee Bennett). He attended Geelong Grammar School.
The Queensland Parliament register agrees: "Education: Attended Geelong Grammar School".
George Story (politician) · Wikipedia (en)
For “Royal Humane Society Gold Medal” 1875 of George William Bennett Story
In 1875, he was awarded a Gold Medal by the Royal Humane Society for rescuing three people from the flooded South Esk River.
Wikipedia cites the Brisbane Courier obituary of 4 June 1931 for this. No placeId is attached because the South Esk River has no matching place row; it is named in the event prose instead.
George Story (politician) · Wikipedia (en)
For “Occupation (Manager, Sturmfels Ltd)” FROM 1907 TO 1925 of George William Bennett Story
In 1907, Story helped establish Sturmfels Ltd. He went on to be manager for the firm until he retired in 1925.
The Queensland Parliament register agrees and adds the trade: "Established Sturmfels Ltd in 1907, manager; Wool and produce agent in Brisbane until retirement in 1925".
George Story (politician) · Wikipedia (en)
For “Buried” 1931 of George William Bennett Story
He died in Brisbane in 1931 and was buried in God's Acre Cemetery at Coopers Plains.
Wikipedia cites the Brisbane Courier family notice of 4 June 1931. No burial date is given, so the event carries the year only. placeId 209 is the Coopers Plains locality; the cemetery itself has no place row.