James Edwin Fogg

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• Land: 26 Sep 1891, The Queenslander, Brisbane, Queensland; Land Courts. HUGHENDEN. Before Commissioner Warren, on the 4th instant. SELECTIONS.-Approved: J. Fogg, 640a., Hughenden; C.A. Fogg, 640a., Hughenden; Alice M. M. Fogg, 640., Hughenden; J. E. Fogg, 640 a., Hughenden. Transcribed from The Queenslander, Brisbane, Queensland, Saturday 26 September 1891
• Funeral: 24 Oct 1893, The Western Champion and General Advertiser for the Central-Western Districts, Barcaldine, Qld; One of the largest funerals seen here was that of James Edwin Fogg, the eldest son of Alderman Fogg, an old resident of the Flinders. The deceased, who was a general favorite, had been ailing for some time from phthisis, and the large cortege which followed his emains was a marked tribute of respect to his family. The Western Champion and General Advertiser for the Central-Western Districts, Barcaldine, Qld., Tuesday 24 October 1893
• Funeral Service: 27 Oct 1893, The Brisbane Courier, Queensland; HUGHENDEN. On Wednesday the remains of James Edwin Fogg, the eldest son of Alderman Fogg, an old resident of the Flinders and formerly of St. George, were interred in the local cemetery. A very large concourse followed the remains, and all the principal business places closed until after the funeral. The deceased had suffered for a long time from consumption ; he was greatly esteemed. (Transcribed from The Brisbane Courier, Queensland, Friday 27 October 1893)

Notes:

Birth:
Name: James Edwin Fogg
Birth Date: 21 Nov 1870
Father's Name: James Fogg
Mother's Name: Caroline Wilson
Registration number: 000153
(Queensland Birth Register 1829-1914)

Died:
Name: James Edwin Fogg
Death Date: 17 Oct 1893
Death Place: Queensland
Father's Name: James Fogg
Mother's Name: Isabella Sarah Wilson
Registration number: 002129
(Queensland Death Redister 1829-1934)

Other Events:

• Personal: 15 Feb 1873, Queenslander,Brisbane, Queensland; CONDAMINE. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) February 10. A few months ago in Dalby there were two or three cases of poisoning by stramonium, through children eating the flower or fruit of the thorn apple, with which persons embellish their gardens, thinking it, as no doubt it is, a pretty shrub, and on Friday a case occurred in this town of poison ing from the same cause, which at one time threatened to prove fatal to the subject of it, who was a little boy about two years old, the son of Mr. James Fogg. In the afternoon the little fellow showed symptoms of convulsion of the limbs, loss of power, and dilatation of the pupils of the eye, and those acquainted with the peculiar effects of the poisonous plant referred to, at oncs concluded that the boy had swallowed some portion of it, especially as it was found to be growing cose to his residence. Very strong emetics were almost immediately administered, but without the slightest effect, and I believe this is a peculiarity of narcotic poisons in general, and stramonium (the active principle of the thorn apple) in particular, that the action of the poison prevents the operation of emetics if any time has elapsed. Next, stimulants were freely administered, induding ammonia, strong coffee and brandy, and although some relief followed the administration of the remedies from time to time, yet the child continued to be partially convulsed from 4 o'clock in the afternoon until 3 o'clock next morning, whan there was a sudden change for the batter, and from that time ha continued to improve steadily, so that he was able to play about in the course of Saturday, although it was evident the spinal chord still remained slightly affected, as he had not the usual control of bis lower extremities. It is to be hoped that parents and guardians who cultivate gardens will see the advisability of exterminating this ornamental shrub without much loss of time if they value the safety of their little ones. Transcribed from "The Queenslander,Brisbane, Queensland, Saturday 15 February 1873"
• Land: 26 Sep 1891, The Queenslander, Brisbane, Queensland; Land Courts. HUGHENDEN. Before Commissioner Warren, on the 4th instant. SELECTIONS.-Approved: J. Fogg, 640a., Hughenden; C.A. Fogg, 640a., Hughenden; Alice M. M. Fogg, 640., Hughenden; J. E. Fogg, 640 a., Hughenden. Transcribed from The Queenslander, Brisbane, Queensland, Saturday 26 September 1891
• Personal: 27 Oct 1893, The Brisbane Courier, Queensland; HUGHENDEN. October 19. On Wednesday the remains of James Edwin Fogg, the eldest son of Alderman Fogg, an old resident of the Flinders and formerly of St. George, were interred in the local cemetery. A very large concourse followed the remains, and all the principal business places closed until after the funeral. The deceased had suffered for a long time from consumption ; he was greatly esteemed. (Transcribed from The Brisbane Courier, Queensland, Friday 27 October 1893)
• Personal: 5 Oct 1894, The Brisbane Courier, Brisbane, Queensland; HUGHENDEN, Ootober 4. A load of wool from Manfred Downs caught fire near Bingham's, twenty miles from Richmond, on Monday, seven bales being destroyed and others injured. The carrier, James Fogg, had been a leading member of the Carriers' Union, but joined the preferential teams. The origin of the fire is unknown. Transcribed from "The Brisbane Courier, Queensland, Friday 5 October 1894"
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1903, Hodgkinson Street, Charters Towers; Queensland Electoral Roll 1903 Charters Towers, Kennedy Division 2973: Fogg, Alfred George, Hodgkinson street, clerk 2974: Fogg, Caroline Isabel Sarah, Hodgkinson street, domestic duties 2975: Fogg, Ida Caroline, Hodgkinson street, domestic duties 2876: Fogg, James, Hodgkinson street, carrier 2877: Fogg, Maud Edith, dressmaker
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1908, Hodgkinson St., Charters Towers; Queensland Electoral Roll 1908 Subdivision of Charters Towers Fogg, Archibald Vincent, Hodgkinson St., miner Fogg, Caroline Isabel Sarah, Hodgkinson St., home duties Fogg, Chaeles Augustus Fogg, Hodgkinson St., miner Fogg, Herbert Henry John, Hodgkinson St., insurance agent Fogg, James, Hodgkinson St., miner
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1913, Fortnam, Lower Bowen Terrace, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane; Queensland Electoral Roll 1913 Subdivision of Fortitude Valley Fogg Archibald Vincent, Fortnam, Lower Bowen Terrace, engine driver Fogg, Caroline, Fortnam, Lower Bowen Terrace, home duties Fogg, Arbor, Fortnam, Lower Bowen Terrace, draper Fogg, James, Fortnam Lower Bowen Terrace, watchman Fogg, Mabel Isabel Gladys, Fortnam, Lower Bowen Terrace, milliner
• Obituary: 16 Dec 1918, The Brisbane Courier, Brisbane, Queensland; Mr James Fogg, aged 74 years, a pioneer of the State and a teamster of the early days, passed away at Dunellin Private Hospital, New Farm, on Friday afternoon last. A prominent Mason, Mr. Fogg was widely known in North Queensland. Transcribed from "The Brisbane Courier, Brisbane, Queensland, Monday 16 December 1918"

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Christened:
(IGI, Latter Day Saints)

Buried:
Name: Fogg, James: Burial: 14/12/1918: Age: Unknown
Name: Fogg, Caroline Isabel: Burial: 20/12/1933: Age 82 years
Toowoong Cemetery: Portion: 1: Section: 146: Grave number 24
(Brisbane City Council Online Services, Grave Location Search)

James married Caroline Isabella Sarah Wilson 15 Jan 1870, Queensland, Australia. Caroline (daughter of William Augustus Wilson and Margaret McNab) was born 1851, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia; died 19 Dec 1933, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; was buried 20 Dec 1933, Toowoong Cemetery, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia . [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1913, Fortnam, Lower Bowen Terrace, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane; Queensland Electoral Roll 1913 Subdivision of Fortitude Valley Fogg Archibald Vincent, Fortnam, Lower Bowen Terrace, engine driver Fogg, Caroline, Fortnam, Lower Bowen Terrace, home duties Fogg, Arbor, Fortnam, Lower Bowen Terrace, draper Fogg, James, Fortnam Lower Bowen Terrace, watchman Fogg, Mabel Isabel Gladys, Fortnam Lower Bowen Terrace, milliner
• Death Notice: 30 Dec 1933, The Brisbane Courier, Brisbane, Queensland; FOGG.-On the 19th Instant, at New Farm, Brisbane, Caroline Isabel, Relict of the late James Fogg, Hughenden and Charters Towers. Transcribed from "The Brisbane Courier, Brisbane, Queensland, Saturday 30 December 1933"

Notes:

Birth:
Name: Caroline I S Wilson
Birth Date: 1851
Father's Name: William A Wilson
Mother's Name: Margaret Birth
Place: New South Wales Registration
Year: 1851
Registration Place: Sydney, New South Wales
(New South Wales Birth Register 1788-1911)


Buried:
Name: Fogg, James: Burial: 14/12/1918: Age: Unknown
Name: Fogg, Caroline Isabel: Burial: 20/12/1933: Age 82 years
Toowoong Cemetery: Portion: 1: Section: 146: Grave number 24
(Brisbane City Council Online Services, Grave Location Search)


Died:
Name: Caroline Isabella Sarah Fogg
Death Date: 19 Dec 1933
Father's Name: William Augustus Wilson
Mother's Name: Margaret McNab
Registration number: B022855
(Queensland Death Register 1829-1964)

Notes:

Married:
Name: Caroline Isabella Wilson
Spouse Name: James Fogg
Marriage Date: 15 Jan 1870
Registration number: 000020
(Queensland Marriage Register 1829-1934)

Other Events:

• Census: 1841, Sutton Upon Trent, Thurgarton, Nottinghamshire, England; John Fogg, age 30, born abt 1811, Nottinghamshire, England: Residence in 1841: Sutton Upon Trent, Thurgarton (North Division), Nottinghamshire, England, occupation, agriculture labour Mary Fogg, age 30, born, Nottinghamshire, England, abt 1811: Residence in 1841: Sutton Upon Trent, Thurgarton (North Division), Nottinghamshire, England Sarah Fogg, age 3, born abt, 1838, Nottinghamshire, England, abt 1811: Residence in 1841: Sutton Upon Trent, Thurgarton (North Division), Nottinghamshire, England Ann Fogg, age 10 months, born abt 1840,Nottinghamshire, England, abt 1811: Residence in 1841: Sutton Upon Trent, Thurgarton (North Division), Nottinghamshire, England (Transcribed from the 1841 England Census) (County of Nottinghamshire, Parish of Sutten on Trent)
• Trial: 28 Jun 1847, County Sessions, Nottingham; Name of Offender: John Fogg: Degree of Instruction: Imp: Age 35: Tried: County Sessions, Nottingham, 28th. June : Newark, 2nd., July 1847: Offence: Felony, Killing a sheep with intent of stealing: Sentence: Transportation for 7 years. (England & Wales Criminal Registers 1791-1892)
• Convict Arrival: 30 Apr 1850, Moreton Bay, Brisbane, Queensland; FOGG,John Ship, Bangalore, 0/04/1850,Spithead (to Moreton Bay)Tried: Nottinghamshire Newark on Trent.Date:2/7/1847. Sentence:7 yrs Vessel:Bangalore2:Arrived: 30. 04. 1850: Port: QLD: Sailed: 07 01 1850:From: Spithead: Days 113: Embarked: M. 297: Females:292:Master: Wm Morgan: Surgeon: Wm B Jones. John Fogg, one of 297 convicts transported on the Bangalore, 01 January 1850 Known aliases: none Convicted at: Convicted at Nottingham. Newark upon Trent Quarter Sessions for a term of 7 years on 02 July 1847. Sentence term: 7 years Ship name: Bangalore Departure date: 1st January, 1850 Place of arrival: Moreton Bay Source: Australian Joint Copying Project. Microfilm Roll 92, Class and Piece Number HO11/16, Page Number 156 This record is one of the entries in the British convict transportation registers 1787-1867 database compiled by State Library of Queensland from British Home Office (HO) records which are available on microfilm as part of the Australian Joint Copying Project. Last Name: Fogg First Name: John Title: Date: 28 September 1850 Nationality: British (Scottish/Irish) Status: convict Gender: Record: other (none of those specified) Source: Moreton Bay Courier. Griffith University; Queensland State Library; University of Queensland Location: ::3:b State: Queensland Country: Australia
• Arrival: 18 May 1850, The Maitland Mercury & Hunter River General Advertiser; SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (From the S.M. Herald.) ARRIVALS MORETON BAY.-The "BANGALORE" (convict ship).-A private letter from Moreton Bay says, " The Bangalore has at last reached the Bay, and the report is very favourable as regards the conduct of the men. There was not a single punishment amongst them during the voyage. The ship is beautifully clean ; and the Pensioners and their families are very respectable. There are 460 persons on board ; 292 of them are prisoners ; the remaining number consists of the crew and the Pensioners and their families. Transcribed from "The Maitland Mercury & Hunter River General Advertiser, Saturday 18 May 1850"
• Personal: 26 Nov 1864, The Brisbane Courier, Queensland; A most remarkable circumstance occurred here a few days back. A respectable couple named John Fogg and Ann Kelly were to have been married at the residence of the bride groom's father on a Thursday- the day that had some time previously, been appointed. When the morning arrived, everything was ready but in place of being married on that morning, the parties were weeping for the loss of the bridegroom's father, who had been taken off a few hours before the marriage was to have taken place. The old man had been ailing for some time, and it is believed that the excitement accelerated his death. Transcribed from "The Brisbane Courier, Queensland, Saturday 26 November 1864"
• Personal: 26 Dec 1874, The Queenslander, Brisbane, Queensland; John Fogg, son of John Fogg and Sarah Gilbert TOOWOOMBA. December 23. On the 19th a small mob of milkers passed through here on their way to Brisbane, in charge of the owner, Mr. John Fogg, of Condamine. (Transcribed from "The Queenslander, Brisbane, Queensland, Saturday 26 December 1874"

Notes:

Died:
Name: John Fogg
Death Date: 27 Oct 1864
Father's name: James Fogg
Mother's name: Margaret Ospool
Registration Number: 000033
(Queensland Death Register 1829-1964)

John — Mary Gilbert. Mary (daughter of William Gilbert and Sarah Unknown) was born Abt 1811, Norwell, Nottinghamshire, England; died 11 Jul 1890, Queensland, Australia; was buried 13 Jul 1890, Lutwyche Cemetery, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Census: 1841, Sutton Upon Trent,, Nottinghamshire, England; John Fogg, age 30, born abt 1811, Nottinghamshire, England: Residence in 1841: Sutton Upon Trent, Thurgarton (North Division), Nottinghamshire, England, Argriculture labourer Mary Fogg, age 30, born, Nottinghamshire, England, abt 1811: Residence in 1841: Sutton Upon Trent, Thurgarton (North Division), Nottinghamshire, England Sarah Fogg, age 3, born abt, 1838, Nottinghamshire, England, abt 1811: Residence in 1841: Sutton Upon Trent, Thurgarton (North Division), Nottinghamshire, England Ann Fogg, age 10 months, born abt 1840,Nottinghamshire, England, abt 1811: Residence in 1841: Sutton Upon Trent, Thurgarton (North Division), Nottinghamshire, England (Transcribed from the 1841 England Census) (County of Nottinghamshire, Parish of Sutten on Trent)
• Census: 1851, Upton, Lincoln, Nottinghamshire, England; Mary Fogg, age 39, born abt 1812, Norwell, Nottinghamshire, England. Residence in 1851: Upton, Lincoln, Nottinghamshire, England, Inmate Sarah Fogg, daughter, age 12, born Sutton, Nottinghamshire, England, Inmate, Ann Fogg, daughter, age 10, born, Sutton, Nottinghamshire, England, Inmate John Fogg, son, age 9, born, Sutton, Nottinghamshire, England James Fogg, son, age 8, born, Sutton, Nottinghamshire, England William Fogg, son, age 5, born Sutton, Nottinghamshire, England, Inmate George Fogg, son, age 2 months, Inmate (Transcribed from the 1851 England Census)
• Emigration: 1855, From ; Nottingham, England to Queensland, Australia; Mary Fogg, age 52, Ship, Cambodia: Ship; Nottingham, Parents names William & Sarah Gilbert. Unable to read or write. Relatives in Colony. Husband at -. Ship Cambodia: Arrival in Sydney, New South Wales, 6 Aug 1855 'CAMBODIA', ARRIVED MORETON BAY, AUSTRALIA ON 1 AUG 1855 The August 13th 1855 issue reports the arrival at Moreton Bay July 30, ship CAMBODIA, from Plymouth with 326 Government emigrants Last Name: Fogg First Name: Mary Date: 1 August 1855 Nationality: British (Scottish/Irish) Status: Gender: female Record: shipping (arrivals/departure) Source: Passenger shipping lists relating to arrivals at Moreton Bay directly from overseas 1848-1859. Queensland State Archives [IMM series] Microfilm references are Z598 & Z599 at the Archives & A2.44 & A.2.45 at the John Oxley Library. Location: :a2.45:60: State: Queensland Country: Australia

Notes:

Buried:
Name::Fogg, Mary: Burial: 13 / 07 / 1890: Age 81 years
Name::Fogg, Mary: Burial: 13 / 07 / 1890: Age 81 years
Lutwyche Cemetery
Part: Monumental: Portion: C0E2: Section: 11: Grave Number: 21
(Brisbane Online Services, Grave Location Search)


Died:
Name: Mary Fogg
Death Date: 11 Jul 1890
Father's name: William Gilbert
Mother's name: Sarah
Registration Number: 000677
(Queensland Death Register 1829-1964)

Notes:

Died:
Name: William Augustus Wilson
Death Date: 16 May 1858
Registration number: B000234
(Queensland Death Register 1829-1964)

William married Margaret McNab 1840, Sydney, New South wales, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Married:
Name: William Wilson
Spouse Name: Margaret Mcnabb
Marriage Date: 1840
Registration Place: Sydney, New South Wales
Registration Year: 1840
(New South Wales Marriage Register)

James — Margaret Ospool. [Group Sheet]

William — Sarah Unknown. [Group Sheet]