Annie Mary Pedersen

Annie — Earle Robert Wood. Earle died Aft 1984. [Group Sheet]

1. Judith Wood
2. Carolyn Wood
3. John Wood

Jens married Harriet Caroline (Yetta) Curtis 28 May 1913, Qld. Harriet (daughter of James Curtis and Anna Mary (Annie) Hansen Pedersen) was born 20 Oct 1893, Qld; died 18 Mar 1988, Gracehaven Nursing Home, Bundaberg.; was buried Maryborough Garden of Rest Cemetery, Queensland, Ausrralia. [Group Sheet]

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• Name: Yetta
• Residence: 1985, Bundaberg, Qld

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• Residence: 1913, Urraween, Pialba.
• In Memorium: 22 Nov 1926, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser Queensland; IN MEMORIAM CURTIS.-In loving memory of our dear husband and father who passed away on November 22, 1924. Asleep in Jesus ; oh! how sweet To be to such a slumber meet; With Holy confidence to sing That Death has lost its painful sting. Asleep in Jesus! Peaceful rest: Whose waking is Supremely blest. No fear, no woe shall dim that hour, That manifest the Saviour's power. (Inserted by his loving Wife, Son and Daughters.) Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser Queensland, (Monday, 22 November 1926 CURTIS.-In loving memory of our dear father and father-in-law. James Curtis, who feel asleep, November 22, 1924. Tis sweet to know we'll meet again Where parting is so more And that the one we loved so well Has only gone before. (Inserted by his Son and Daughter-in-law, Fred and Eva Curtis, Tinana.) Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser Queensland, (Monday, 22 November 1926 CURTIS.-In fond and loving memory of our dear father, James Curtis, who was called home, November 22, 1924. Sleep on, dear father. Sleep and take thy rest Lay down thy head upon they Saviour's breast. We loved you dad, but Jesus loved you best. Goodnight. Goodnight. Goodnight. (Inserted by his sorrowing Daughter and Son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. List, Isis, Junction.) Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser Queensland, (Monday, 22 November 1926 IN MEMORIAM CURTIS.-In loving memory of our dear Father, who was called to rest on November 22, 1924. No one knows the silent heartache None but those can tell Who have lost their best and dearest Without a last farewell. (Inserted by his loving daughter, Mrs. C. Moes, Nikenbah.) Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser Queensland, Monday, 22 November 1926

James married Anna Mary (Annie) Hansen Pedersen 5 Jun 1892, Qld. Anna (daughter of Jens Pedersen and Mathilde Margrete Hansen) was born 21 Oct 1873, Tiaro, Queensland, Australia; died 18 Apr 1942, Maryborough, Queensland, Australia; was buried 19 Apr 1942, Nikenbah Danish Cemetery, Queensland. [Group Sheet]

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• Birth:
• Death Notice: 20 Apr 1942, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; Death CURTIS.-At Maryborough, on Saturday. April 18, ANNA MARY CURTIS, of Pialba. beloved wife of the late James Curtis and mother of James William (Carmila), Arthur Edward (Charleville), Frederick Henry (Pialba), Samuel (Archerfield), John (Pialba), Mr. W. Bauernfeirnd (Nikenbah), Mrs. C. Moes (Thinoomba), Mrs. F. Stalley (Pialba). Mrs. A. List (Gunalda), Mrs. H. List (Booyal), Mrs. H. Roth (Murgon), Mrs. L. Lewis (Bundaberg), Mrs. W. Latham (Gayndah). Also two sisters, Mrs. W. Taylor (Nikenbah), and Mrs. W. Barbeler ('Kingaroy). ?'At Home with the Lord.? Interred April 19, at Nikenbah. Jas. Buffey, Funeral Director. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Monday, 20 April 1942

Notes:

Birth:
Birth regestered under her mothers name.

Buried:
Last Name Curtis
Other Names Anna Mary
Age 68
Birthplace Tiaro
Date of Death 18/04/1942
Date of Burial 19/04/1942
Cemetery Nikenbah Cemetery
Address Aalborg Road, Hervey Bay
Section not allocated
(Fraser Coast Cemeteries Online)

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• Name: Petersen
• Name: Yens
• Residence:
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1922, Nikenbah
• Obituary: 28 Jan 1935, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; PIONEERING DAYS LATE MR. J. PEDERSEN'S LIFE (Contributed). PIALBA, January 25. By the death of Mr. Jens Pedersen this week, Nikenbah and the surrounding districts were robbed of one of their oldest and most popularly known citizens. Deceased, who had attained the advanced age of eighty seven years and 7 months, was the victim of a serious scalding accident two days prior to his death. Before this mishap he had enjoyed the best of health, and had attended to the many small duties associated with his farm. The late Mr. Pedersen was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, in 1848 and following his marriage in the old land decided to migrate to Australia. After the long tedious sea journey of that period, he arrived nearly 63 years ago at the White Cliffs near the mouth of the Mary River, where his only son, then an infant, died and was buried. A few Weeks later his first wife died while he was quartered at the old Immigration Depot in Maryborough. Deceased subsequently proceeded to Tiaro on the Mary River, where for a time he was engaged in farming. It was while he was at this place, he married Matilda Hansen who, strangely enough, was a native of the same tenement of buildings at the town of his birth. As a result of the nut grass menace on the Mary River he soon moved with his wife to the Nikenbah district, where on the place now occupied by Mr Lean, he made his home for many years. Later he purchased the place adjoining which he occupied up to the time of his death. Here he engaged first in general farming, and later in sugar growing. In the more recent years he associated dairying with sugar growing. In 1909 his wife died, after a long illness, and some years later he married Mrs. A Davis, of Maryborough. The latter lived only a few years, and for the third time he was left a widower. Some years following the death of his third wife he married Mrs. N. Mikkelsen, of Maryborough, who predeceased him in death by 4 and a half years. During his long association with the Nikenbah district the late Mr. Pedersen was noted for his probity and sincerity of purpose, and over the many disabilities and vicissitudes a long life he had maintained a swerving loyalty to his Christian principles and allegiance to his Christian duty. When the Nikenbah Dip Company was first formed he became its secretary, and for 29 years he occupied this position. On his retirement from this office a few years ago, the directors fittingly recognised his long and meritorious period of service to the company. He is survived by three daughters of his second marriage who comprise Mesdames J. Curtis, "Joy Farm", Pialba, J. W. Barbeier, Taabinga, Kingaroy and W. J. Taylor, Dundowran, Nikenbah. Nearly 40 grandchildren, and many great-grandchildren also survive him. His remains were laid to rest in the Nikenbah Cemetery on Tuesday, when a concourse of the Brethren, preformed the burial service in the church and st the graveside. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Monday 28 January 1935

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Residence:
Petersen family are still at Nikenbah on Jens Petersen farm called Silver Dawn

Queensland Electoral Roll:
Jens Pedersen and Botilla Marie Sophie Pedersen on the Queensland Electoral roll:
Queensland Electoral Roll 1922: Pedersen Jens. Occupation;
Farmer: Residence: Nikenbah.Subdistrict Pialba: Division: Wide Bay.
Queensland Electoral Roll 1922: Pedersen Botilla Maria Sophia: Occupation: Home Duties: Residence Nikenbah; Subdistrict: Pialba;District: Wide Bay

Jens married Mathilde Margrete Hansen 14 Aug 1874, Qld. Mathilde (daughter of Jens Hansen and Lene or Lena Petersen or Peders) was born Nov 1844, Copenhagen Denmark; was christened 18 May 1845, Trinitatis, Kobenhavn, Kobenhavn, Denmark; died 18 Dec 1909, Nikenbah, Qld,; was buried Nikenbah, Qld,. [Group Sheet]

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• Name: Matilde Margrete