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• Emigration: 12 May 1866, From Tinningstedt, Schelswig- Holstein to Queensland, Australia; Andreas Peter Jessen from Tinningstedt which is a municipality in the district of Nordfriesland in Schelswig -Holstein, Germany. Many of the people there are descendants of watchmakers. He emigrated on the ship Beausite which departed from Hamburg on the 12th. May 1866 and arrived at Mortein Bay, Brisbane, Queensland on the 20th.August 1866. .BEAUSITE 20 08 1866 Brisbane Hamburg 12 05 1866 PL M1696 (imm/112-imm/113) .... [Source; Migrant Ships Arriving in Queensland 1837-1915]. Passenger Number: 277 Last Name: Jessen First Name: Andreas Town: Tinningstedt State: Schleswig Standing: Arbeiter Age: 21 Sex: m Destination: Queensland Ship: Beausite Year: 1866 City: Hamburg Country: Germany The Hamburg ship BEAUSITE, C. J. S. Bruhn, master, arrived at Moreton Bay 22 August 1866, from Hamburg 12 May The Bausite 1866 came via the Port of Antwerp in Belgium. 1866/67 - Moreton Bay/intermediate ports/Antwerp [arrived Moreton Bay 22 August 1866, from Hamburg 12 May] [This is the voyage Andreas Peter Jessen arrived on] The BEAUSITE was built by William Perrine, New York, in 1854, for Charles Sagory, and was launched as the NUREMBERG (registered New York 12 September 1854). 1086 tons; 180 x 37.5 x 24 feet (length x beam x depth of hold). She was intended for the Havre-New Orleans trade; her name was meant to appeal to German immigrants. She sailed in the Havre-New Orleans trade until at least 1861. The U.S. Civil War and the danger of Confederate commerce raiders forced many sailing lines to curtail or cease operations and to sell unneeded vessels. On 27 March 1863, the NUREMBERG was sold at Le Havre by her American owners to the Hamburg shipping firm of Joh. Ces. Goddefroy & Sohn, who on 4 April 1864 registered her at Hamburg under the name BEAUSITE. 466 Commerzlasten; 192.3 x 36 x 23.6 Hamburg Fuß (1 Hamburg Fuß = 0.286 meter), length x beam x depth of hold, "zwischen den Steven".
• Emigration: 12 May 1866, From Tinningstedt, Schelswig- Holstein to Queensland, Australia; Name: Andreas Jessen Departure Date: 12 Mai 1866 (12 May 1866) Estimated Birth Year: abt 1845 Age: 21 Gender: männlich (Male) Residence: Tinningstedt, Schleswig (Schleswig-Holstein) Occupation: Arbeiter Ship Name: Beausite Captain: Bruhn, H. Shipping Line: Joh. Ces. Godeffroy & Sohn Shipping Clerk: Dieseldorff & Co. Ship Type: Segelschiff Accommodation: ohne Angabe Ship Flag: Deutschland Port of Departure: Hamburg Port of Arrival: Queensland; Australien Volume: 373-7 I, VIII A 1 Band 020 Page: 472 Microfilm Roll Number: K_1711 (Hamburg, Deutschland; Hamburger Passagierlisten; Volume: 373-7 I, VIII A 1 Band 020; Page: 479; Microfilm No.: K_1711.) (Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934 )
• Personal: 12 Feb 1868, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland ; UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN THE POST OFFICE, MARYBOROUGH, FEBRUARY 7, 1868. Jessen, Andrew Peter Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Wednesday, 12 February 1868
• Personal: 24 Aug 1875, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; Flood Relief List. Tiaro-1875. Andrew Jesson, German Farm, 200 pounds of flour Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Saturday, 24 July 1875
• Personal: 11 Jun 1878, Redbank, Tiaro; First Name: Andrew Last Name: Jessen Title: Run Or Farm: Redbank Nearest Post Town: Tiaro Brand: VJ8 Certificate Number: 14200 Date: 11 June 1878 Page: 1346 (Queensland Horse and Cattle Brands Index 1872-1899 )
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1879, Red Bank, Tiaro, Parish St. ; Queensland Electoral Roll 1870-1879 Division Of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Tiaro No 80, Jessen, Andrew: Residence 1877-1878, German Farm, Parish St, Mary [Presumably Mary River] Queensland Electoral Roll 1870-1879 Division Of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Tiaro No. 92: Jessen, Andrew; Residence 1879, Red Bank, Tiaro, Parish St.
• Interests: 26 Aug 1890, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; HAM AND BACON CURING. Mr. Watson and bis assistant were at Goorah on Friday and Saturday last. On his arrival at Mr. Jessen's he was shown round, and expressed himself higly pleased with all the arrangements, and it was easily seen that pigs were a great item in the district, and though not so perfect as it might be, the pigs are turned into bacon in a scientific way. The preparations being required operations were started at about 9 o'clock. The first two pigs were knocked down, bled, then carried 50 yards to the water, cleaned, disemboweled, cut down, and hanging in their places in exactly 25 minutes, the assistant the whole time saying how it was done, and saying, "See" which was not in any way easy. When two or three more had been done the pupils started, some of them shaping very well, Mr. Watson the whole time explaining why and why not things should be done, which was listened to with great interest, the assistant showing how the intestines were cleaned and run without the trouble of turning them. During the day 15 pigs were finished. In the evening Mr. Watson gave a short lecture and answered many questions. Mr. Watson and his assistant were sincerely thanked for their courtesy during the day. On Saturday morning the curing commenced, the assistant again showing all he knew. Great fun and amusement was caused by the desperate, though vain, efforts of some of the pupils to extract the shoulder blade as the assistant did. Some of the pupils, however, succeeded very well, in fact, some of them seemed to go to work with all confidence, and succeeded in getting a word of praise from both of the experts. The different cuts of the trade were shown, how a ham should be cut; also a side for rolling, and everything was demonstrated to the full satisfaction of the onlookers. After the cutting up and paring was done, it was salted and then placed in a brine that would float an egg or a potato. The heads and feet were then all salted and neatly packed, and the 15 pigs were finished, salted, and placed in pickle by 10 o'clock. There were a lot of persons present on both days-60 or 70-amongst whom were Messrs. W. C. Wilson, P. Cornwell, P. Biddles, P. Joyce, J. Orphant, G. Stuckey, J. Wade, and many others. Great thanks are due to Mr. and Mrs. Jessen, also the Misses Jessen, for the way they entertained the visitors from all parts on both days. Mr. Watson left for Yengarie, and returns on Monday to turn the bacon, of which I will advise you further, as many of the old curers are rather dubious as to the results of the process. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Tuesday, 26 August 1890
• Interests: 28 Aug 1890, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; HAM AND BACON CURING.
• Personal: 10 Jan 1893, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; DEBORAH. January 6. [From our own correspondent] On the 3rd of January we had a heavy thunderstorm with rain and heavy hailstones. The ground was almost covered with hailstones, which did a great deal of damage to all the young corn. It was stripped as if It had been done with forks. Not a single leaf of tobacco is left sound. It is all cut into holes and rags. The last couple of days the weather has been fine. The atmosphere still keeps hot, and heavy cloud, hanging about. The hailstorm did not do much damage to the early crops as it is almost all ready to pull, which the farmers ought to be thankful for. It is time for the farmers, to prepare land for wheat and potatoes, and also for the farmers to lookout for some good seed wheat. I think that it would be a wise thing for the farmers to send to Victoria for seed. I intend to send for Talavera and Purple Staw. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Tuesday 10 January 1893
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1895, Goorah; Queensland Electoral Roll 1895 763 Jessen , Andrew, residence Goorah
• Personal: 8 Oct 1896, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland ; Sir,-With your kind permission I should like to further reply to your own correspondent's letter from Deborah on 22nd September with reference to the part of his letter dealing with dairying matters. There are only Mr. Wade and Mr. Jessen in this neighbourhood with anything like 100 to 120 milkers, and the former has sometimes made £15 a week for dairy produce, as well as mobs of fats he has sold from time to time to the butchers. Mr. Jessen sells "abundance" of butter, as "your own" terms it, regularly at top prices, so that does not correspond with "your own's" statement that they barely make enough for their own use. I suppose I must be one of the industrious men who looks after his cows, sincc I get 88 gallons per day from 20 cows. Let your correspondent beat that if he can. I did not lose a beast during the drought, and "your own" lost nine of his best milkers, so I think he should look after his own cows and grow fodder for them instead of giving advice to his neighbours. It would be better if "your own" confined himself to the truth, and not misrepresent this district, as he is in the habit of doing, to suit his own spiteful ends. I am, &c., Andrew Thompson. Deborah, 6th October, 1896. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Thursday, 8 October 1896
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1900, Goorah; Queensland Electoral Roll 1900 1133. Jessen, Andrew, residence, Goorah 1134. Jessen, Andrew Frederick, 23, Deborah, leasehold see 399, Deborah, 26 Sep 1895
• Personal: 8 May 1902, Queensland Figaro and Punch,Brisbane, Qld; Mr. A. Jessen, " Goorah," Tiaro, has been spending the last fortnight at Tewantin. Transcribed from "Queensland Figaro and Punch,Brisbane, Qld", Thursday 8 May 1902 p 7
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1903 & 1905, Goorah Farm; Queensland Electoral Roll 1903 Commonwealth of Australia; State of Queensland Division of Wide Bay: Polling - Place of Deborah No 14: JESSEN, Andrew: Place of Living: Goorah Farm: Occupation; Farmer No 16: Jessen, Eliza: Place of Living: Goorah Farm: Occupation: Domestic duties Queensland Electoral Roll 1905 Commonwealth of Australia; State of Queensland Division of Wide Bay: Polling - Place of Deborah Roll of Electors who vote at Deborah Polling - Place No 15: JESSEN, Andrew: Place of Living: Goorah Farm: Occupation; Farmer No 17: Jessen, Eliza: Place of Living: Goorah Farm: Occupation: Domestic duties NOTE: Eliza Nolan nee Tinkler was Andrew Jessen's second wife
• Personal: 10 Sep 1906, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; W00R00LIN. (From our own Correspondent.) September 5. Mr. Peter Jorgensen has lately bought a number of fine dairy cows of the shorthorn breed from Mr. Jessen, of Goorah. He is trucking them from Gundiah to Wondai. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Monday, 10 September 1906
• Personal: 5 Apr 1911, The Brisbane Courier, Queensland; Probates or letters of administration have been granted in the estates of the following deceased persons - Johansen, Hans Peter, late of Tinningstedt, Schleswig, Germany, farmer died October 30, 1905, realty £248. Administration granted to Andrew Jessen, of Goorah, near Tiaro, farmer (the duly constituted attorney of Johann Christian Johansen, at present of Aahtrup, Kreis Tondern, Provinz Schleswig, Germany), retired miller, formerly of Tiaro, brother of deceased) Alorton, Gordon, and Morton. (By Nicol Robinson, Fox, and Edwards), solicitors. Transcribed from "The Brisbane Courier, Queensland", Wednesday, 5 April 1911
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1913, Wooroolin near Kingaroy; Queensland Electoral Roll 1913 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Nanango No 1645: Jessen, Andrew: Place of Living Wooroolin No 1651: Jessen, Eliza: Place of Living Wooroolin; Occupation; Home duties
• Funeral Notice: 21 Jan 1915, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; The friends of MRS. ELIZA JESSEN, of Wooroolin, and Relatives, are kindly invited to attend the funeral of her beloved Husband (ANDREW PETER), to move from the Goorah Homestead, THIS (THURSDAY) AFTERNOON at 3.30 o'clock. J. AMMENHAUSER. Funeral Director, Adeliade street Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Thursday 21 January 1915
• Obituary: 21 Jan 1915, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; OBITUARY It is with sincere regret that we have to record the death of yet another very old and highly esteemed pioneer of the district in the person of Mr Andrew Peter Jessen, who passed away peacefully yesterday afternoon, at the residence of his son-in-law Mr P. C. Andersen, Ferry Street. The deceased, who was just approaching the alloted span, having been born in August 1845, was a native of Tinningstedt, Schleswig and came out to Australia by the sailing boat "Beausite" in 1866. He took up his abode at Tiaro, where for some years he was engaged in dairying and agricultural pursuits. He subsequently removed to Goorah, via Gundiah, where he also wrung a livelihood from the land. He was a typical member of the old pioneering school and all his energies was directed to the development of the district in which he lived. He was amongst the first associated with the earliest development of the township of Wooroolin, during the construction of the Kingaroy line where he had erected several shops including a butcher's, baker's, grocer's and of fruit shops, in addition to a couple of dwelling houses. His first wife, with whom he reared a family of twelve, predeceased him fifteen years ago. He remarried a second time and had issue, two children. His first family consisted of Mr Andrew Jessen and Mrs P. Bundesen (Coolabunia), Mrs P. C. Andersen (Maryborough, late of the Great Western Hotel), Mrs Joe Wade, "Willowdale" (Gundiah), Mrs Geo. Lochran (Gympie), Mrs T. O'Leary, Miss Ingelina Jessen and Messrs Ludwig, Christian, Johann and Hans Peter (all of Wooroolin) and Niels Sophus (Goorah). His widow and remaining two children, Alice Maria and William George reside at Wooroolin. The deceased was a good father and a fond husband and much sympathy will be extended to his sorrowing family. His disposition was kindly and his friends many, and by his death a highly respected pioneer is removed from our midst. The body is being conveyed this morning to Gundiah by rail for interment at his old homestead, Goorah, where the funeral will leave at 3.30pm. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Thursday, 21 January 1915
• Obituary: 21 Jan 1915, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; Obituary Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Thursday 21 January 1915
• Funeral: 22 Jan 1915, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; The Funeral of the late Mr A. P. Jessen took place yesterday at Goorah Farm, and was largely attended by old friends from far and wide from Brisbane, Tiaro, Maryborough, Wooroolin, Deborah, Miva and Munna Creek. Three beautiful immortelles were sent by the following: Mr. and Mrs. Holmsen and family (Brisbane), Mrs. A. Campbell (Maryborough), and Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Andersen and family; and there were many other wreaths. The funeral service at the grave side was conducted by Rev. Hobbs, of Tiaro. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Friday, 22 January 1915
• Personal: 22 Jan 1915, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Qld; BEREAVEMENT NOTICE. MRS. A. P. JESSEN and FAMILY desire to sincerely thank all kind Friends who sent wreaths and ex- pressed sympathy, and otherwise assisted them, in their sad bereavement in the loss of their beloved husband and Father, Andrew Peter Jessen. "THE CHRONICLE." FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1915. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Qld., Friday, 22 January 1915
• Obituary: 30 Jan 1915, The Queenslander, Brisbane, Queensland; PASSING OF THE PIONEERS. Another of the district's pioneers, Mr. Andrew Peter Jeseen - died at the residence of his son-in-law (Mr. P. C. Andersen), Ferry-street (writes our Maryborough representative). The deceased, who was in his 70th year, arrived in Australia in the sailing boat Beausite in 1866, and subsequently resided in Tiaro, where he engaged in agricultural pursuits. Later he proceeded to Goorah, near Gundiah, and was amongst the first to settle in Wooroolin, on the Kingaroy line, where he acquired a good deal of property. The deceased is survived by a widow and a large family. The funeral, which took place at Goorah, was largely attended. Transcribed from The Queenslander Brisbane, Queensland, Saturday 30 January 1915" FUNERAL OF MR. JESSEN Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Friday, 22 January 1915
• Fire: 30 Jun 1915, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; WOOROOLIN HOTEL DESTROYED. MAN BURNT IN FLAMES. (By Telegraph.) Wooroolin, June 29. The Wooroolin Hotel was destroyed by fire at 2 o'clock this morning. A lodger named Christian Anderson, a farmer resident at Tingoora, who was a lodger at the hotel that night was burnt to death in the flames, his charred remains being found afterwards in the debris. The cause of the outbreak is unknown. The property was owned by Mr. Peter Jessen and Mr. Holmes was the lessee. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Wednesday, 30 June 1915 The building was owned by A. F. Jessen and insured for £1120, and furniture insured for £500. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Monday 19 July 1915
• Will: 4 Oct 1915, Wooroolin; Name of Deceased Proprietor. - Andrew Peter Jessen, late of Wooroolin, farmer Date of Death- 20th January, 1915 Names of Claiments. - Claus Henning Kunst, of Munna Creek, farmer, Peter Christian Andersen, Maryborough, licensed victualler, and Andrew Frederick Jessen, of Coolabunia, farmer, as Devisees in Trust. Description and Situation of Land.- Portion 1151, subdivisions 2 and 3 of portion 1094, and portions 4v and 5v, county of Lennox, parish of Glenbar; and resubdivision of 2 of subdivision 1of portion 155v, County of Fitzroy, parish of Wooroolin.- Estate Claimed to be Transmitted. - Fee Simple. Particulars of will or otherwise. - Will dated 9th January, 1915. Date within Caveat may be lodged. - 16th November, 1915 Transcribed from "The Brisbane Courier Queensland,Monday, 4 October 1915"
• Will: 20 Dec 1915, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; In the Supreme Court of Queensland IN the WILL of ANDREW PETER JESSEN (generally known as and in the said will called ANDREW JESSEN) late of Wooroolin, in the State of Queensland, farmer, deceased. Notice is hereby given that, after the expiration of fourteen days from the date of the publication hereof, application will be made to this Honourable Court that probate of the will of the abovenamed ANDREW PETER JESSEN (generally known as and in the said will called ANDREW JESSEN), deceased, may be granted to CLAUS HENNING KUNST (in the said will called Claus Henry Kunst), of Munna Creek, in the State of Queensland, farmer, PETER CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN, of Maryborough, in the said State, retired licensed victualler, and ANDREW FREDERICK JESSEN, of Coolabunia, in the said State, farmer, a son of the deceased, the executors named in the said will. Any person interested who desires to object to the application or to be heard upon it, may file a caveat in the Registry at any time before the grant is made. Dated this twelfth day of February, 1915. MORTON. GORDON, & MORTON. Solicitors for the said Claus Henning Kunst, Peter Christian Andersen, and Andrew Frederick Jessen. Wharf, street. Maryborough, and at Nanango and Kingaroy. Town Agents: Nicol, Robinson. Fox, and Edwards, Solicitors, Brisbane. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Saturday, 20 February 1915
• In Memorium: 18 Jan 1916, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; MEMORIAM. JESSEN.-In loving memory of our dear father, who died January 20, 1 1915. Father is gone but not forgotten, Nor is the good advice he gave; Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger Around our darling father's grave. Long days and nights he bore in pain, To wait for cure was all in vain, But God alone, who thought it best, Did ease his pain and give him rest. (Inserted by his loving son and daughte-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sophus Jessen, Goorah.) Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Tuesday, 18 January 1916

Notes:

COMMISSION OF THE PEACE.
CHANGES FOR THE YEAR
The following additions and removals made to the annual list of justices were approvod of at yesterday's meeting of the Executive Council :
ADDITIONS
Jessen, Andrew, Deborah, Tiaro

Transcribed from The Brisbane Courier, Queensland, Wednesday 18 January 1899

PROBATES AND ADMINISTRATIONS.
Probate or letters of administration have been granted in the estates of the following deceased persons -
Johansen, Hans Peter, late of Tinningstadt, Schleswig, Germany, farmer: died October 30, 1905, realty £218. Administration granted to Andrew Jessen, of Goorah, near Tiaro, farmer (the duly constituted attorney of Johann Christian Johansen, at present of Ashtrup, Kreis Tourdern, Provinz Schleswig, Germany, retired miller, formerly of Tiaro, brother of deceased. Morton, Gordon, and Morton (by Nicol Robinson, Fox and Edwards), solicitors

Transcribed from The Brisbane Courier, Queensland, Wednesday 5 April 1911
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Report of the 1890 flood
"Mr. Andrew Jessen succeeded in saving seventy bags of maize".

THE DEVASTATION AT TIARO.
TIARO, February 1.
The distance from Gympie to Tiaro by rail is about thirty nine miles. The train leaves Gympie at 7.35 a.m. and reaches Tiaro at 10 o'clock. The Line runs through pastoral country for the greater part of the distance, this, however, alternating with patches of Scrub at intervals during the first half. The cattle country comprises both classes in quality, first and second. There is a very small area of the first class, however. The greater part of the land is even lower than second-class pastoral. The alternating scrub patches are somewhat sour too, if one may judge from the indifferent character of the indigenous growth. Down the line from Gympie the indication of a recent or indeed of any flood are few, only when the train draws near to Tiaro are the recently inundated river flat opened up to the traveller.

The district of Tiaro, which is the head centre of the agricultural industry of the Mary comprises some thirty-flve miles of the valley of the Mary, largely including the low lying flats on the banks of the river, with a greatest breadth of from one to three miles. This strip of soil possesses wonderful fertility. Nearly three decades have passed since man first began to make large drafts on the vitality of this land, and yet its powers of reproduction continue as unimpaired as ever. The reputed average yield of the Mary farms is about thirty-five bushels of maize to the acre. In good seasons this rises to sixty, seventy, and even eighty bushels! The past season has been phenomenal, and the settlers expected fully seventy bushels to the acre. They had looked forward to the prolific yeild of this good season for the redemption of their losses during the past three, the years of alternate drought and sudden flood. The energy of the district has been centred on the development of this crop; with the prospect of an early liquidation, the store bills assumed alarming dimension, and the farmers employed a little extra labour on the land.

This was the condition of affairs in the valley of the Mary at the commencement of the late disastrous flood. The maize was nearly ripe, and a lot of potatoes quite ready for market still, remained in the ground. On the 24th and 25th January the flood came and swept nearly the whole of the crops away. The devastation has been almost absolute, a few bushels of maize here, and there out of an estimated outturn of 25,000 bushels only having beon saved. There was no back water silently working its way up the ridges, no still lakes in the low-lying flats nothing but a roaring, foaming torrent more than two miles wide pursuing its mad career unchecked towards the ocean.

At this stage in her seaward course the Mary in flood time has gathered together a tremendous volume of water. starting from her source in the remotest recesses of the Blackall Banges, and fed by innumerable tributaries both large and small, she sweeps down to Gympie, a distance of over fifty miles. By the time Tiaro is reached another fifty miles of country has been traversed, and the flood demon travels on the wings of the wind in his career of destruction. Between here and Gympie the mighty torrent has gathered the waters of Wide Bay Greek, draining the Kilkivan and Widgee Ranges and Manna Creek, which is fed by the Dividing Range between the Burnett and the Mary. The watershed from the fall of the Burnett Bange towards the eastward is very steep, and the various tributaries deep and narrow. At the point where they join the Mary, the Wide Bay and Manna Creeks are, in flood time, formidable rivers themselves.

At Tiaro the residents of twenty years state that the recent flood rose 6ft. higher than the flood of any past year within their recollection. The days on which the late flood was at its highest were Friday and Saturday. The Gympie flood, it will be remembered, rose on the preceding Thursday morning. At Tiaro, as near as I can judge by the marks on the banks, the river must have risen fully 70ft.! All along the banks large areas of land were swallowed by the torrent. Gaps of two, three, and four acres have, at intervals, totally disappeared. While the waters were subsiding these abnormal landslips were constantly taking place, accompanied by a noise like the roar of artillery. These slips are even in a minor degree, taking place while I write this letter.

The Tiaro district produces maize, potatoes, oats, lucerne, setaria, sugar, and large quantities of fruit and vegetables. The supplies of both Gympie and Maryborough are drawn from this source. Maize is the staple product of the district, sugar being regarded as only a subsidiary growth. The farmers here profess a hearty contempt for sugar, regarded in the light of a profitable product. They state that many of the farmers hereabouts went broke in the olden days at sugar-growing. According to their own showing, it seems that several crushing mills were erected and the farmers were induced to plant a supply of cane to keep them going. Then, as the supply of cane went up, the price of it went down, and finally a number of the farmers "went under" completely. This is very many years ago; but to this day there are farmers who relate the bitterness of their early experiences in the then newly initiated sugar industry. Sugar, however, is still a minor product of the district, but, with one solitary exception, all the mills send their juice down the river by punt to bo manufactured at Yengarie,

As regards the loses in the Tiaro district as a consequent upon the flood, I have chatted with several of the leading residents to-day. Mr. Jonathan Job, Storekeeper, who has a fine large place of business and a splendid stock, has lived at Tiaro since about 1870. He states that in past good seasons 12,000 bushels of maize have passed through his hands en route to market. Then he was only one of several agent. The total yield in such a year as that would certainly have amounted to 20,000 bushels. Since then more land has been planted, and the yield for the past season, the crop just destroyed by flood, was expected to be an extraordinary one. " Yes," he replied in answer to my question, " 25,000 bushels would be rather under than over the mark."

One of the hotelkeepers, Mr. Nathan Frall also a twenty years' resident confirmed this view, as did also Senior - constable Pickering, a resident of the district during thirteen years. Certainly this loss has been enormous, more than two-thirds of the entire crop having entirely disappeared. Reckoning it on the basis of two-thirds?at 3s. 6d. a bushel, a moderately estimated value, we have at once a loss of about £3000 for one product alone, without counting the wholesale destruction of house property, and loss of clothing and implements. And the living expenses of the next next season, while the new crop is still growing, also must be added to the loss. From what I have seen and heard I think the total loss cannot be much under £8000 or £9000, not a wry large sum, perhaps, until the reader rsalises that it represents the total possessions, tbe result of yeas of industery and thrift, of at least two thirds of the settlers in these parts.

Beginning with the details of the losses, Mr. W. C. Wilson, of Binbirrun, a sugar plantation fifteen miles from Tiaro, has lost about £1500, damage to crops of sugar and maize and injury sustained by the sugar mill. Johan Johnson, a farmer, has not only lost all his crops, but was also washed out of his house and had to seek refuge on a ridge to the rear. Most of this man's maize had been harvested and was stored in the barn prior to the flood. This, however, did not save it, crops, barn, and everything were swept away.

As I said in my last letter, the whole of the settlers on the low lands around Diokabram, including Messrs. Tullooh, Jenkins, Lipsett, and others, have lost heavily; this land has always produced wonderful crops of maize.

At Miva Crossing Hotel (Mr. J. Orphant's), fifteen miles from Tiaro, the flood waters entered the house, notwithstanding the fact that it stood on an unusually high bank. Very considerable damage was also effected here among the crops. Manna Creek empties into the river near here, and during the flood reached a far greater height than has ever been previously recorded. All the farms between Miva and Home Park, about twenty in number, had their crops washed away. Messrs. Biddell. Bros., of Brieyriam plantation, also lost a large qnantiy of fruit and produce.

Coming nearer to the township of Tiaro, Mr. Cornwall, of Redbank, lost a large quantity of maize, potatoes, and lucerne. Mr. Stevens, of Haseldean, lost 6 acres of maize, and the water stood in his house to a depth of 2ft. Mr. Lawrence's 30 acres of orops arc all gone; these included maize, potatoes, and lucerne, and the land was completely covered with water. Mr. Nelleman, of Tiaro, is also a heavy loser.

At the town ship of Tiaro the flood presented a scene of awful grandeur, from four to five miles of water being in sight; the river is stated to have been running at a speed of twenty miles, an hour.

Mr. M. P. Neilsen, of Gootchie Creek, six miles distant from Tiaro, occupies a very low farm. He is thus a loser to some extent by even the slightest fresh and has been flooded no fewer than three times during the past twelve months. By the late flood this unfortunate man has lost 92 acres of maize. At Tiaro during the worst two days of the flood, Messrs. George Waldock, Robert and John Stevens, Robert Ewbank, Forbes, Douglas, G. Brims, and Senior-constable Pickering were indefatigable in their efforts to save life and property, and traversed, in boats the worst portion of the flooded country.

Continuing the catalogue of disasters, Mr. Aaron Skinner, of Tiaro, has lost half his crops. Mr. Andrew Jessen succeeded in saving seventy bags of maize. Mr. Knudsen, of Good Hope, lost 40 aores of cultivation, maize, potatoes, and lucerne. Mr. H. Maslen saved 400 bushels out of 40 acres of splendid maize. Mr. N. Sorensen lost the whole of his crops, valued at £600. The whole of Mr. James Philpott's cultivation, between 20 and 30 acres, has also been destroyed. Mr. George Brun's, being situated on elevated land, has escaped with comparatively slight injury. Lower down the river Mr. S. G. Richards lost 15 acres of maize. This was a very heavy crop, many of the stalks had grown to a length of 15ft. Mr. Gysing saved 100 bushels out of 80 acres of maize. Mrs. Benstead saved 2 acres out of 20, the remainder being swept away.

Mrs. James Rankin saved only about twenty bushells from a standing crop of 23 acres. Mr. Carruthers lost the whole of his crop as well as a large portion previously harvested, and would have lost his house by a large tree being swept against it had the latter not been fortunately arrested by some vines and fruit trees immediately above the house. Mr. Hall, of Aurora Sugar Plantation, has lost a large quantity of cane, the greater portion of his land being completely inundated.

The Pioneer's Rest provisional schoolhouse, containing the library of the Pioneer School of Arts, was carried bodily down the river and deposited upside down in a grass paddock a quarter of a mile away from its original site. The books, valued at £50, were totally destroyed, as was also tho school furniture and fittings.

Mr. A. Moffatt, of Hope farm, lost 1000 bushels of maize. Mr. Shellback lost 700 bushels, besides potatoes, lucerne, &c. Mr. J. Neilscn lout 800 bushels of maize. Mr. Henry Friss, of Myrtle Creek, 5 acres of maize and a lot of fencing. Mr. G. Phillpot, of Myrtle Grove, a large quantity of produce and 30 chains of new fencing. Mr. Sinclair, of Enniskillen, finds that his entire crop has gone; while his neighbour, Mr. Hansen, has lost half of his.

In Wilson's Pocket, four miles from the township, the land lies very low, but is exceedingly rich. It has been occupied by several families, mostly Danes. In this locality the flood waters have ruined everything. Mr. Madson hns lost house, furniture, personal efects, in fact everything except the clothes he was wearing when the flood down; Among his losses there was also an apiary of fifty hives of bees. His furniture had been placed in a punt for safety, but during that memorable Friday night this frail bark either capsized or sank. This settler's loss alone would hardly be covered by £400.

Charles Davy, another farmer, remained in his house with two other men until the last moment; having a punt on which he depended for safety. During the night the punt broke away, however, and these three men ran very great danger of being drowned. They were finally rescued by Mr. N. J. Torpey, an old naval pensioner, whose right arm still retains a remnant of its former vigour. Davy lost everything he possessed his property, it could hardly be replaced with £200.

Drawing nearer to the township again, Mr. J. Hammill has lost some 5000 bushels of maize, 21 tons of hay, and 12 or 14 tons of potatoes. These losses will serve as an example of the absolute desolation which prevails in the district.

Transcribed from the "The Queenslander, Brisbane, Queensland, Saturday 8 February 1890"


Birth:
Now Tinningstedt, Karlum Parish, Duchy of Schleswig, Germany

Tinningstedt is a municipality in the northernmost state of Germany Schleswig-Holstein. Tinningstedt is located in the administrative district Nordfriesland.

Jessen, Andreas, born 1844
He emigrated to Queensland in 1866.
AUS

Jessen, Iwer Christian * 1850 son of Christian Johann. Accused of not showing for military service and of leaving the country without the required permit. Farmer. Permission for emigration was denied in 1872. Intended destination : Australia. A brother ran a pub in Queensland (a town called Fairo ? Tairo ?). AUS

Bundesen, Peter Johann * 1867 Accused (in 1890) of not showing for military service and of leaving the country without the required permit. ???

Bundesen, Peter Petersen * 1839 sof Peter Petersen B. ? Botilla Marie née Jessen.
Farmer. He emigrated to New Zealand.
In 1872, he was back in Schleswig-Holstein for some reason and got married.
? Kraag, Christina Elisabeth. He re-emigrated with his wife right after their marriage. NZL

Bondesen, Peter
He lived in Australia in 1872 and before.
See Thomsen, Andreas. He is most probably a son of
Peter ? Botilla née Jessen. In that case born around 1839. AUS

Bundesen, Boje Lauritz * 1867 Accused (in 1890) of not showing for military service and of leaving the country without the required permit. ???

Bundesen, Boye * 1852 Accused (in 1878) of illegal emigration or of not showing for military service. Seaman. ???

Bundesen, Christian * 1850 Accused of not showing for military service and of leaving the country without the required permit. ???

Bundesen, Jep Peter * 1863 Accused (in 1886) of leaving the country without a permit for emigration or of not showing for military service. USA

Bundesen, Lauritz Peter * 1874 Accused (in 1895) of not showing for military service and of leaving the country without the required permit. ???

Moeller, Matthias * 1867
27 Feb. Accused (in 1888) of leaving the country without a permit for emigration or of not showing for military service. ???

Thomsen, Andreas * 1853 sof Andreas, a laborer, ? Christina Maria née Bundesen.
A maternal uncle, Peter Bondesen, lived in Australia.
A sister was meant to emigrate with him. Permission for emigration to Australia was granted in 1872. AUS

Another Andreas Jessen from Tinningstedt, destination, New York

Andreas Ludwig Jessen
14 Jun 1906
Deutschland
Name: Andreas Jessen
Gender: männlich (Male)
Ethnicity/Nationality: Deutschland (German)
Marital status: ledig (Single)
Departure Age: 23
Birth Date: abt 1883
Residence Place: Tinningstedt
Departure Date: 14 Jun 1906
Departure Place: Hamburg, Deutschland (Germany)
Arrival Place: Cuxhaven; Dover; Cherbourg; New York
Occupation: Landmann
Ship Name: Deutschland
Shipping Clerk: Hamburg-Amerika Linie (Hamburg-Amerikanische Packetfahrt-Actien-Gesellschaft)
Shipping Line: Hamburg-Amerika Linie (Hamburg-Amerikanische Packetfahrt-Actien-Gesellschaft)
Ship Type: Dampfschiff
Ship Flag: Deutschland
Emigration: nein
Accommodation: 2. Klasse
Volume: 373-7 I, VIII A 1 Band 179
Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934

On the same ship and voyage, Catharina Nahnsen, age, 14 from Tinningstedt and, Marie Johannsen, age, 18 from Tinningstedt




Buried:
The Funeral of the late Mr A. P. Jessen took place yesterday at Goorah Farm, and was largely
attended by old friends from far and wide from Brisbane, Tiaro, Maryborough, Wooroolin, Deborah, Miva and Munna Creek.
Three beautiful immortelles were sent by the following: Mr. and Mrs. Holmsen and family (Brisbane), Mrs. A. Campbell (Maryborough), and Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Andersen and family; and there were many other wreaths.
The funeral service at the grave side was conducted by Rev. Hobbs, of Tiaro.
Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Friday, 22 January 1915




Died:
JESSEN-On 20th January 1915 at the residence of his son-in-law, Mr P. C. Anderson, Ferry Street, Maryborough, Andrew Peter, beloved husband of Eliza Jessen, aged 69 years 4 months
Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Thursday, 21 January 1915

Purely Personal.
Forty-nine yearsago Andrew Peter Jessen set his feet on Australia's soil, and settled down on a farm at Tiaro.
Subsequently, he proceeded to Goorah, near. Gundiah, and was amongst the first settlors at Woorooiin, on the Kingaroy line, where ho acquired a good deal of property. His death occurred, last week, and the large crowd who followed his remains to tlio Goorah burial ground bore testemony to his
sterling qualities, He was 70 years of age
Article - Truth (Brisbane, Qld. : 1900 - 1954) Sunday 31 January 1915 - Page 4

Andreas married Sophie Frederikke Hansen/Egidius/Ægidius 13 Mar 1872, Maryborough, Queensland, Australia. Sophie (daughter of Hans Peter Egidius/Ægidius and Johanne Kirstine Gregersen) was born 22 Aug 1853, Den Kgl. Fødselsstiftelse, København , København Amt, Denmark; was christened 30 Aug 1853, Den Kgl. Fødselsstiftelse Chapel, København, Denmark ; died 13 Nov 1899, Goorah Farm, Netherby, Gundiah District, Queensland., Australia; was buried 13 Nov 1899, Goorah Farm, Netherby, Gundiah District, Queensland., Australia. [Group Sheet]

Andreas married Eliza/Lizzie Tinkler 12 Apr 1900, Queensland, Australia. Eliza/Lizzie was born 8 Feb 1870, Rathangan, Kildare, Ireland ; was christened Rathangan, Kildare, Ireland ; died 14 Oct 1939, Kingaroy District, Queensland, Australia; was buried 15 Oct 1939, Memerambi Cemetery near Kingaroy, Qld. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Land: 16 Apr 1894, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; LAND BOARD COURT The other case was the determination of the value of the inprovements on agricultural farm No. 338, portions 75v. to 70v, parish of St. Mary. Mr. Peter Bundersen appeared as agent for the present selector, Mr. A. F. Jessen. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Monday, 16 April 1894
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1900, Deborah; Queensland Electoral Roll 1900 1133. Jessen, Andrew, residence, Goorah 1134. Jessen, Andrew Frederick, 23, Deborah, leasehold see 399, Deborah, 26 Sep 1895
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1903, Fairview Farm, Tiaro District; Queensland Electoral Roll 1903 Commonwealth of Australia: State of Queensland: Division of Wide Bay: Polling Place of Deborah Roll of Electors who vote at Deborah Polling Place Jessen, Andrew Frederick; Place of Living: Fairview Farm; Occupation: Farmer Jessen, Matilda: Place of Living: Fairview Farm; Occupation: Home duties Jessen, Andew: Place of Living: Goorah Farm: Occupation: Farmer Jessen, Eliza: Place of Living: Goorah Farm: Domestic duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1905, Coolabunia; Queensland Electoral Roll 1905 Commonwealth of Australia: State of Queensland: Division of Wide Bay: Polling Place of Coolabunia Jessen, Andrew Frederick: Place of Living: Coolabunia: Occupation: Farmer Jessen, Matilda Christine: Place of Living: Coolabunia: Occupation; Home duties
• Land: 23 Mar 1905, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; NANANGO LAND COURT. Adjourned. A. F. Jessen, 170a. 1r. 33p., Charlestown. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Thursday, 23 March 1905
• Personal: 11 Mar 1910, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser , Queensland; COOLABUNIA. (From Our Own Correspondent.) March 8. A very pleasant social gathering was held at Mr. Jas. Christiansen's, on February 20th., when about 50 people met at that gentleman's invitation to say "Goodbye" for a time to Mr. F. Jessen and family, who are leaving to take over the Wooroolin Hotel. About 50 people sat down to a most sumptuous dinner at about 6.30 pm., after which Mr. Christiansen spoke of Mr. Jessen's long residence in Coolabunia and his many excellent qualities as a friend and neighbour, and presented Mr. and Mrs. Jessen with some momentoes of his goodwill. Speeches eugolistic of Mr. Jessen's many good qualities were made by Mr. F. Horne and Mr. Toomey. Mr Christiansen was everywhere complemented on the excellent spirit which he displayed in arranging the gathering. The evening was spent very enjoyably in various games and dancing. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser , Queensland, Friday 11 March 1910
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1913, Coolabunia West, Kingaroy District, Qld. Australia; Queensland Electoral Roll 1913 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Nanango 1441:, Jessen, Jessen, Andrew Frederick: Place of Living: Coolabunia, Kingaroy: Occupation: Farmer No 1447: Jessen, Matilda Christina: Place of Living: Coolabunia, Kingaroy: Occupation: Home duties
• Fire: 30 Jun 1915, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; WOOROOLIN HOTEL DESTROYED. MAN BURNT IN FLAMES. (By Telegraph.) Wooroolin, June 29. The Wooroolin Hotel was destroyed by fire at 2 o'clock this morning. A lodger named Christian Anderson, a farmer resident at Tingoora, who was a lodger at the hotel that night was burnt to death in the flames, his charred remains being found afterwards in the debris. The cause of the outbreak is unknown. The property was owned by Mr. Peter Jessen and Mr. Holmes was the lessee. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Wednesday, 30 June 1915 The building was owned by A. F. Jessen and insured for £1120, and furniture insured for £500. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Monday 19 July 1915
• Personal: 2 Jun 1934, The Courier-Mail Brisbane, Queensland; PUBLIC NOTICES In consequence of the loss of Policy No. 1508, effected by Andrew Frederick Jessen in favour of Jack Sophas Jessen, it is the Intention of The Australian Provincial Assurance Association, Limited, to issue a Special Policy in Its stead after the 2nd July, 1934. C. A. ARCHER, Manager for Queensland. Transcribed from "The Courier-Mail Brisbane, Queensland, Saturday 2 June 1934"
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Wooroolin near Kingaroy; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division: Maranoa : Subdivision: Nanango No 2536: Jessen, Andrew Frederick; Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation: Farmer No 2546: Jessen, Matilda Christina: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation: Draper
• Obituary: 12 Jul 1945, Queensland Country Life, Queensland; The Late A. F. Jessen A WELL-KNOWN farmer of the Kingaroy district-Andrew Frederick Jessen died in Kingaroy hospital on July 4, aged 72. Born In Maryborough in 1872, he first settled on the land in the Coolabunia district in 1899, but 28 years ago he continued his farming pursuits at Wooroolin, where he lived for the rest of his life. He is survived by his wife and four sons Andrew Peter (Wooroolin), Christian Johansen (Coolabunia), Andrew Frederick (Ceylon), and John Sophas (Wooroolin)-and five daughters- Mrs. J. Jensen (California, America), Mrs. S. Hogg (Wooroolin), Mrs. A. Shannon (Cairns), Mrs. L. Woltmann (Corndale), and Miss Cathie Jessen (Wooroolin). Transcribed from "Queensland Country Life, Queensland," Thursday 12 July 1945
• Will: 14 Sep 1945, The Courier Mail, Brisbane, Queensland; Deceased: ANDREW FREDERICK JESSEN, late of Wooroolln, Farmer. Deceased. Applicant: JACK SOPHAS JESSEN, of Wooroolin aforesaid. Farmer, a lawful son of the said deceased and the sole Executor appointed by the Will. Dated the Twenty-second day of January, 1945. Solicitor: J. A. CARROLL, King Strrct. Kingaroy. Town Agents: . J. PENDEr &. PENDER. Adelaide S treet, Brisbane. Transcribed from "The Courier Mail, Brisbane, Queensland", Friday, 14 September 1945.
• Land Transfer after death: 23 May 1949, The Courier-Mail Brisbane, Queensland; GOVERNMENT NOTICES TRANSMISSION BY DEATH "THE REAL PROPERTY ACTS 1861 - 1942." (a)ANDREW FREDERICK JESSEN, late of Wooroolln. - (b) 4th July, 1945. - (c) Jack Sophas Jcssen, of the same place.- (d) Pors. 43V, 142V. 34V. 1, resubs. 5.' 6, sub. 3, por. 155V, parish Wooroolln. - (c) Fee-simple.- (f) Will dated 22nd January, 1945. Transcribed from "The Courier-Mail Brisbane, Queensland, Monday 23 May 1949"

Notes:

Water Boring.- H N. Campbell, boring contractor, was successful in securing a supply of 5000 gallons per day on Mr. A. F. Jessen's Charlestown property, the water being of excellent quality
Transcribed from The Brisbane Courier, Queensland, Thursday, 24 July 1930

COOLABUNIA
Maize Crop.-In consequence of the fine weather and hard roads, the deliveries of maize have been more substantial. Mr. Chris. Jessen, the king maize grower of this district, started shelling on July 17. His crop is estimated to yield about 3500 bags
Transcribed from The Brisbane Courier, Queensland, Thursday 24 July 1930


Birth:
Name: Andrew Frederick Jesson
Birth Date: 10 Dec 1872
Father's Name: Andrew Jesson
Mother?s Name: Frederika Egidius
Birth Place: Queensland
Registration number: 002208
(Queensland Birth Register 1829-1914)

Early Motor Car Owners
JESSEN, Andrew F., Grand Hotel, Wooroolin, Studebaker JESSEN, Andrew F., Grand Hotel, Wooroolin, Ford

JESSEN
Ian John
Late of Wooroolin, Passed away peacefully Tuesday 29th October 2013.
Aged 69 Years
Much loved husband of Pam, adored father of Grant and Kellie, and poppy of
Lachlan, Luke and Kye. Brother of Allan Jessen and Jeanie Fielder.
Family and friends are invited to attend a Celebration of Ian's Life to be
held in the South Burnett Crematorium Chapel, 24 Pioneer Avenue, Kingaroy,
(adjacent to Taabinga Cemetery), Wednesday 6th November 2013 at 11 am.
Published in South Burnett Times from Nov. 1 to Nov. 5, 2013


In Memoriam

Ian John Jessen
Aged 69 years ~ 27/02/1944
One year ago on October 29th 2013 our lives changed forever.
You are beside us in all we do and your guidance will see us through.
We miss you every minute of every day and you will always be in our hearts
forever.
Your loving family Pam, Kellie & Grant, Lachlan, Luke and Kye
Date Listed: 31st Oct 2014


Buried:
MEMERAMBI CRMETERY REGISTER INDEX
Jessen, Andrew Frederick: Burial, 6 Jul. 1945: Entry 9
Jessen, Matilda: Burial 19 Jul.1949: Entry 9

Cemetery: Memerambi: Family Name: Jessen: Given Names: Andrew Frederick: Birth Date: Death Date: 4 Jul 1945 Age: 72y: Remarks: son/Andrew Peter & Fredericka Sophia (Egadius); h/Matilda Christina
Cemetery: Memerambi: Family Name: : Given Names: Matilda Christina: Birth Date: Death Date: 18 Jul 1949 Age: 76y: Remarks: née Bundesen; dau/Andrew Peter & Christina Elizabeth (Kraige); w/Andrew Frederick

Died:
Queensland Death Register

Gordon Jessen
Birth unknown
Death unknown
Burial Memerambi Cemetery Memerambi, South Burnett Region, Queensland, Australia
Memorial ID 146128630

Halden Andrew Jessen
Birth 7 May 1974
Death 19 Apr 2009
Burial Memerambi Cemetery Memerambi, South Burnett Region, Queensland, Australia
Memorial ID 146128631

Matilda Christina Jessen
Birth 1873
Death 18 Jul 1949
Burial Memerambi Cemetery Memerambi, South Burnett Region, Queensland, Australia
Memorial ID 146128632

Vera Grace Jessen
Birth 1924
Death 16 Aug 1995
Burial Memerambi Cemetery Memerambi, South Burnett Region, Queensland, Australia
Memorial ID 146128633

Andrew Peter Jessen
Birth 1895
Death 10 Mar 1971
Burial Memerambi Cemetery Memerambi, South Burnett Region, Queensland, Australia
Memorial ID 146128626

Andrew Frederick Jessen
Birth 1873
Death 4 Jul 1945
Burial Memerambi Cemetery Memerambi, South Burnett Region, Queensland, Australia
Memorial ID 146128627

Eliza Jessen
Birth 1870
Death 1939
Burial Memerambi Cemetery Memerambi, South Burnett Region, Queensland, Australia
Memorial ID 146128628

Emmie Martha Jessen
Birth 1893
Death 7 Mar 1948
Burial Memerambi Cemetery Memerambi, South Burnett Region, Queensland, Australia
Memorial ID 146128629

Ian John Jessen
Birth 27 Feb 1944
Death 29 Oct 2013
Burial Memerambi Cemetery Memerambi, South Burnett Region, Queensland, Australia
Memorial ID 183264734
(Find A Grave Memorial)

Andrew married Matilda Christina Bundesen 04 Apr 1894, Tiaro District, Queensland. Matilda (daughter of Peter Petersen Bundesen and Christina Elisabeth/Elizabeth Kraag) was born 1873, Cobden, Greymouth, South Island of New Zealand; died 18 Jul 1949, Kingaroy District, Queensland, Australia; was buried 19 Jul 1949, Memerambi Cemetery near Kingaroy, Qld. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Marriage: 23 Jul 1893, Maryborough Chronicle Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; GOORAH (From our own correspondent) July 20. Yesterday, the 19th instant, was practically a holiday among the farmers to this part of the Mary, when many from Greenwood, Greenhouse, Greenland, Olivegreen, Evergreen, and adjacent farms, to the number of about 70, wended their way to Goorah Farm to witness the celebration of the marriage of Peter Christian Andersen, a progressive farmer, to Catherine Maria, eldest daughter of Mr. A. Jessen, of Goorah dairy. The nuptial knot was arranged by Rev J H Hansen, of Maryborough, when all dispersed to enjoy themselves at rounders, skittles, and other games for a while. The guests were called to the marriage feast, where ample justice was done to the viands enticingly laid out by Mesdames Jessen, Wade, and Bundesen. Three relays having been discussed, an adjournment was made to a spacious new barn where the visitors tripped it merrily till daylight did appear. At intervals the new married couple were toasted, when congratulations and good wishes were expressed for their future welfare, for they are the kind of people who form the backbone of our country, sir, and it is a thousand pities we have not many more of the same kind of steady country farmers, who seem undaunted by floods, droughts, and vermin, and who work themselves up by indomitable energy, and do not wait to be spoon fed by any Government. Maryborough Chronicle Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, 23 July 1893
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1903 & 1905, Redbank Farm, Tiaro District; 1903 COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA State of Queensland: Division of wide Bay Polling - Place of Tiaro Roll of Electors who vote at Tiaro Polling - Place No 6, ANDERSEN : Catherine Maria:: Place of Living: Redbank Farm: Polling Place: Tiaro: Division: Wide Bay. No 9. ANDERSEN, Peter Christian: Place of Living: Redbank Farm Tiaro: Occupation: Farmer 1905 COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA State of Queensland: Division of wide Bay Polling - Place of Tiaro Roll of Electors who vote at Tiaro Polling - Place No 6, ANDERSEN : Catherine Maria:: Place of Living: Redbank Farm: Polling Place: Tiaro: Division: Wide Bay. No 9. ANDERSEN, Peter Christian: Place of Living: Redbank Farm Tiaro: Occupation: Farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1905, Redbank Farm, Tiaro District; Queensland Electoral Roll, 1905 No. 6 Andersen, Catherine Marie: Place of Living: Redbank Farm: No. 9. Andersen, Peter Christian: Place of Living: Redbank Farm Occupation: Farmer.
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1913, Maryborough; Queensland Electoral Roll. 1913. Andersen: Peter Christian: No. 107: Place of Living: Great Western Hotel: Occupation: Liciensed Victualler: Subdivision: Maryborough: Division : Wide Bay. Andersen: Catharina Maria: No. 86: Place of Living: Great Western Hotel: Occupation: Subdivision: Maryborough: Division; Wide Bay.
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1922, Comercial Hotel, Maryborough; Queensland Electoral Roll.1922. Andersen: Peter Christian: No. Place of Living: Commercial Hotel: Occupation: Licensed Victualler: Subdivision; Maryborough: Division: Wide Bay. Andersen: Catherine Marie: No. 71: Place of Living: Comercial Hotel: Occupation: Home Duties: Subdivision: Maryborough: Division; Wide Bay.
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1925, Maryborough; Queensland Electoral Roll.1925 No. 56: Andersen, Alice Karen, Commercial Hotel, Maryborough. No 58. Andersen, Anders Lars. Residence: Ferry St., Maryborough: Occupation: Butter Factory worker. No. 67: Andersen, Catherine Marie: Residence: Commercial Hotel, Maryborough No. 68 Andersen, Catherine Marie: Residence: Commercial Hotel, Maryborough. No. 69: Andersen, Peter Christian. Residence: Commercial Hotel, Maryborough
• Obituary: 30 Dec 1936, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; OBITUARY MRS K. M. ANDERSEN Death after a short illness yesterday, removed a well-known and popular lady from the community, in the person of Mrs Katherine Maria Andersen in her 63rd year. Of a bright, cheerful personality and an open hearted and generous nature Mrs Andersen made a legion of friends in the city and district. Born at Goorah, in the Tiaro district, where her family engaged in farming and grazing, she had experience of the hardships of the pioneering days. After her marriage to Mr Peter Andersen she resided for a time in Tiaro and then helped her husband in his commercial activities in Maryborough. He husband died shortly after retirement from business about 11 years ago, and since then Mrs Andersen had lived in retirement at her home in Ferry Street. She leaves three daughters and two sons to mourn their loss: Messrs Anders Lars Andersen (Manager, Wondai Butter factory), Frederick Jessen Andersen (also of Wondai), Mrs A. S. F. Adams (Maryborough) and Misses Alice and Catherine who resided with their mother. A large family of sisters and brothers also survive, the brothers being: Messrs Andrew Frederick Jessen, Hans Peter Jessen, Sophas Jessen, Ludwig Jessen, Jack Jessen and one step-brother, Mr William Jessen. The sisters are Mesdames L. Bundesen, S. Wade, M. O'Leary, C. Lochran, L. Strenzel and the step-sisters, Mesdames E. Jones and Alice Quail. One son-in-law, Mr Arthur Adams, and two daughters-in-law, Mesdames A. L. Andersen and F. J. Andersen, also survive, as well as two grandchildren, Peter and Mildred Andersen. The funeral will leave St Paul's Church of England at 10 o'clock this morning for the Maryborough Cemetery. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Wednesday, 30 December 1936
• Will: 24 May 1938, Worker, Brisbane, Queensland; Name of Deceased Proprietor.- Cathrine Maria Andersen, late of Maryborough, widow. Date of Death.-9th December. 1936. Name of Claimant.- Annie Sophia Fredericka Adams, wife of Arthur Adams, Catherine Maria Andersen, spinster, both of the same place, and Frederick Jessen Andersen, of Wondai, as Devisees in Trust. Description and Situation of Land.- Resubdivision I of subdivision 1 of allotment 2 of section 51, city of Maryborough, portion 90v, parish of Boonenne, and portion 157v, parish of Kunioon; both in the parish of Fltzroy. Estate Claimed to be Transmitted.- Fee- simple. Particulars of Will or Otherwise.- Will dated 20th May, 1931. Date within which Caveat may be Lodged.- 28th June, 1938, Transcribed from the "Worker,Brisbane, Queensland", Tuesday, 24 May 1938.

Notes:

Birth:
Name: Cathrine Maria Jesson
Birth Date: 27 Jul 1874
Father's Name: Andrew Jesson
Mother's name: Frederika Edidius
Birth Place: Queensland
Registration number: 002523
(Queensland Birth Register 1829-1914)


Buried:
MARYBOROUGH CEMETERY BURIAL REGISTER INDEX
Andersen, Peter Christian, age 56: 09 Jan.1926: Entry No. 16.
Andersen, Katherine Marie, age 62: 30 Dec.1936: Entry No. 18

Catherine married Peter Christian Andersen 19 Jul 1893, Queensland, Australia. Peter was born 28 Mar 1869, Velfinge, Veflinge Sogn, Skovby Herred, Odense Amt, Denmark; was christened 13 Jun 1869, Veflinge Kirke; died 8 Jan 1926, Maryborough, Qld, Australia; was buried 9 Jan 1926, Maryborough Cemetery, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1903, Coolabunia West, Queensland; 1903 Commonwealth of Australia State of Queensland Division of Wide Bay: Polling -place of Taabinga village Roll of Electors who vote at Taabinga Village Polling Place No 28: Bundesen, Catherine Maria: Place of Living: Campbells Farm: Occupation Domestic duties No 29:Bundesen Johanna Christina Lavrine: Place of Living: Coolabunia: Occupation: Domestic duties No 30: Bundesen, Peter Johan: Place of Living: Coolabunia: Occupation: Farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1905, Coolabunia West, Queensland; Commonwealth of Australia 1905 State of Queensland Division of Wide Bay: Polling -place of Taabinga village Roll of Electors who vote at Taabinga Village Polling Place No 31: Bundesen, Catherine Maria: Place of Living: Campbells Farm: Occupation Domestic duties No 32 :Bundesen Johanna Christina Lavrine: Place of Living: Coolabunia: Occupation: Domestic duties No 33: Bundesen, Peter Johan: Place of Living: Coolabunia: Occupation: Farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1913 &1919, Coolabunia West, Queensland; Queensland Electoral Roll 1913 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Nanango No 385: Bundensen, Johanna Christina Laurina: Place of Living: Coolabunia West: Occupation: Home duties No 386: Bundesen, Catherine Maria: Place of Living: Coolabunia West: Occupation: Home duties No 387; Bundesen, Peter Johan: Place of Living: Coolabunia West: Occupation: Farmer QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1919 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Nanango No 419: Bundensen, Johanna Christina Laurina: Place of Living: Coolabunia West: Occupation: Home duties No 420: Bundesen, Allan Andrew Peter: Place of Living: Taabinga Village; Occupation: Farmer No 421: Bundesen, Catherine Maria: Place of Living: Coolabunia West: Occupation: Home duties No 422; Bundesen, Peter Johan: Place of Living: Coolabunia West: Occupation: Farmer
• Personal: 4 Feb 1926, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; COOLABUNIA WEST. COOLABUNIA, Monday. The district is looking very well after the summer rains. Milking machines have recently been installed by Messrs. P. J. Bundesen and J. Ford. There are now five plants in the district, which fact speaks well for the prosperity of this corner of the South Burnett . On Wednesday a pleasant social evening was given by Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Springer, in honour of their sons. Constables D. and W. Sprenger, and their wives, who are shortly returning to their homes in Townsville and Rockhampton, after spending their vacation here. Mr. A. Bundesen nd Mr. and Mrs. H. Schwenke, from North Queensland, are at present spending a holiday with Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Bundesen. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Thursday, 4 February 1926
• Personal: 2 Mar 1926, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; COOLABUNIA WEST. COOLABUNIA, February 24. A very pleasant social party was lately given by Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Bundesen, in honour of their sons and Mr. and Mrs. Schwenke, visitors from the North. Dancing was indulged in till the early hours, music being supplied by Mr. Grolt, Bundesen, and Bowmann. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Tuesday, 2 March 1926
• Personal: 26 Apr 1934, Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland ; DISTRICT NEWS. (From Our Correspondents). YALBOROO. Mr A. Bundesen has returned from hospital after an operation for appendicitis. Mrs. P. J. Bundesen, who has been, an inmate of the District Hospital has also returned. Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland, Thursday, 26 April 1934
• Personal: 6 Jun 1935, Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland; YALBOROO Mrs. P. Bundesen is in Mackay seeking medical advice. We wish her a very speedy recovery. Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland, Thursday, 6 June 1935
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1925 -1936, Coolabunia West, Kingaroy District, Qld. Australia; 1925 & 1936 Queensland Electoral Roll Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Nanango Bundesen, Johanna Christina Laurina, Coolabunia West Bundesen, Peter Johan, Coolabunia West, Farmer
• Personal: 19 Nov 1937, Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland; YALBOROO (From Our Correspondent.) Mrs. H. Hold (Bowen) spent a brief holiday with her parents, Mr. and P. Bundesen.-Mr. and Mrs. A. Bundesen and family are holidaying at Midge Point. Yalboroo, November 15. Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland, Friday, 19 November 1937
• Personal: 30 Oct 1939, Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland; Mrs. P. J. Bundeson has gone to Bowen to visit her daughter; Mrs. Holt. Yalboroo, Oct. 26. Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland, Monday, 30 October 1939
• Personal: 9 Jul 1945, Worker, Brisbane, Queensland; BEST RECIPE FOR WEEK-ENDED , JUNE 18, 1945 BAKED TRIPE ROLL Half-pound tripe, 2 potatoes, 1 cup breadcrumbs, 1 tablespoon tomato sauce, 1 tablespoon of finely cut onion, 4 rashers of bacon, if preferred, pepper and salt to taste. Keeping tripe in one piece, boil in cold water, then simmer about 1/2 hour, or until nice and tender, lift out and drain. Have the potatoes cooked, and mash them with the crumbs, onions and sauce, mix well, spread on tripe (smooth side up to put mixture on). Roll up lightly and tie, and roll all in flour. Put into a baking dish, cover with bacon rashers, or dot with dripping; add a little water and cook for about half an hour. MRS. P. BUNDESEN, YALBAROO Via MACKAY Transcriped from the "Worker, Brisbane, Queensland", Monday 9 July 1945
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1954, Yalbaroo, Mackay District ; Queensland Electoral Roll 1954 Division of Dawson - Subdivision of Mirani BUNDESEN, Johana Christina Laurina: Place of Living: Yalbaroo; home duties
• Death Notice: 13 Apr 1954, The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland; BUNDESEN. Laurina Christina Johanna, of Yalbaroo. - Passed away at Mackay, 11th April 1954. Transcribed from "The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland, Tuesday 13 April 1954"
• Funeral Notice: 13 Apr 1954, Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland; FUNERAL NOTICE THE funeral of the late Johanna Laurina Christiana Bundesen, of Yalbaroo, relict of Peter-Johan and beloved mother of Eric, Andy and Stewart, of Monto, Fred, of Yeppoon, Dan, of Brisbane, Luke, of Yalbaroo, Ezra, of Eton, Mrs. F. Nielsen, of Yalbaroo, Mrs. H. Hold, of Bidwell, Mrs. F. Schwenke, of Kingaroy, is arranged to move from the Funeral Parlour, Alfred St., to-day at 1.30 p.m. for the Mackay Cemetery. The service will be held at the Mackay Cemetery. Friends will please accept this intimation and invitation. J. and LEONARD A. THOMAS, Funeral Directors. Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland, Tuesday, 13 April 1954

Notes:

Birth:
Only one name on Birth Registration: Laurine
Name: Laurine Jessen
Birth Date: 5 Mar 1876
Name: Andrew Jessen
Mother's name: Fredrike Egedine
Birth Place: Queensland
Registration number: 004599
(Queensland Birth Register 1829-1914)

Information on Birth Certificate
Laurine: Birth: 05 Mar 1876 at Upper Mary river, Tiaro district. Father: Andrew Jessen, Farmer, age 30 years, born in Schleswig, Germany. Andrew was married 0n 13 Mar 1872 at Maryborough, Queensland. Living Issue: Andrew Fredrick, 3 years: Cathrine Maria , 1 year. Dead: nil
Mother: Fredrike formerly Egedius, age 22 years, born in Copenhagen, Denmark. Informant: Andrew Jessen, Father, Upper Mary River. Laurine's birth was registerd on 02 May 1876, Tiaro.

BUNDESEN, Anne Patricia "Darwen" Late of Lethebrook, formally of Bowen. Passed away suddenly on the 4th October 2011. Much Loved Wife of Gary. Cherished Mum.
Published in Whitsunday Times on Oct. 6, 2011

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"Anne, you will be missed by all who knew you and you will be remembered always for being the bright, bubbly,happy person that you were. Our thoughts are with Gary, Kylie, Haley and Rosie at this sad.

COOLABUNIA WEST, COOLABUNIA,
February 24
A very pleasant social party was lately given Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Bundesen, in honour of their sons and Mr. and Mrs. Schwenke, visitors from the North
Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Tuesday, 2 March 1926

COOLABUNIA WEST.
COOLABUNIA, Monday
machines have recently been installed by Messrs. P. J. Bundesen and J. Ford
Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Thursday 4 February 1926 p 3 Article



Died:
Reg.Number1954/0075

Laurina married Peter Johan Bundesen 23 Sep 1895, Everest Farm, Deborah, Tiaro District, Queensland, Australia. Peter (son of Peter Andersen Bundesen and Catharina Maria Petersen) was born 5 May 1867, Styrtom, Ensted Sogn, Lundtoft, Herred, Åbenrå Amt, Denmark ; was christened 10 Jun 1867, Ensted Kirke; died 8 Sep 1940, Mater Misericordiae Hospital, Mackay, Queensland, Australia ; was buried 11 Sep 1940, Mackay Cemetery, Queensland. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Accidental death: 5 Dec 1889, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; LOCAL NEWS. The following particulars of the fatal gun accident near Tiaro have been furnished us. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jessen of Goorah Farm, Upper Mary River, will read with regret the loss of their second eldest son Christian, accidentally shot on Sunday last by Mr. John Kenna of Gympie Railway Station. The unfortunate boy left home on Sunday morning in company with his elder brother Frederick, a man named Kettlewell, aud Kenna, to go wallaby shooting in a patch of thick scrub a little down the river. He was at first refused permission to accompany the three men, but he seemed so anxious to go that they allowed him permission to do so. On arriving at the scrub they all lauded from the boat. The deceased's brother Frederick going in one direction, Kettlewell in another, and Kenna and Christian in another. The boy wished to accompany Kettlewell, but was objected to, Kettlewell being frightened that he (the boy) would frighten the wallabys. They all then separated, but judging by the number of shot which were discovered in his body, Christian could not have been far away when Kenna fired, as he says, at a wallaby. He next saw the deceased coming slowly towards him, and said, 'Jack you have shot me.' He then fell and expired, death claiming him quickly. Kenna called out for the other two men who came and assisted in helping to carry the body across the river to Mr. Bundesen's house, where Constable King examined it, and took all the necessary particulars. A coffin was at once made by sympathising neighhours, deceased enclosed, and conveyed across to Mr. Jessens. This funeral was very largely attended next forenoon, Monday, at 11 o'clock, the Rev. Mr. Wilkinson from Tiaro performing the last rites for the dead. A Danish hymn was sung at the house, and another, besides Church of England hymns at the grave, a pretty spot on Mr. Jessen's farm. The sad affair has cast a great gloom over the residents here, being so sudden, and the deceased so well-known and liked, being a pupil of the Deborah Provisional School. The necessary enquiry will be held in Tiaro shortly, before His Worship the Police Magistrate. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Thursday, 5 December 1889
• Accidental death: 7 Dec 1889, Queensland Times, Ipswich Herald & General Advertiser, Queensland; A FATAL accident (says Tuesday's Wide Bay New's), happened on Sunday morning to a fine young lad, about sixteen years of age, son of Mr. Anders Jessen, of Gnndiah. It appears that a young man, named John Kenna, employed in the railway department at Gympie, was spending a few days' holiday at Mr. Jessen's, at Gundiah. The two young fellows went out on Sunday morning to shoot wallabies. They went down the river some distance in a boat, then landed and separated, each going different directions. Kenna, shortly after, seeing something move in the bashes, which he took to be a wallaby, fired at it, and was horrified to find he had shot his companion. Jessen cried out twice, "O, Jack, you've shot me " and, making a few paces forward, fell down dead. The shot had lodged in his right breast. The police at Tiaro were immediately communicated with, and the body was conveyed home. The fatality seems to have been purely accidental. Transcribed from "Queensland Times, Ipswich Herald & General Advertiser, Queensland", Saturday 7 December 1889
• Death due as result of an accident: 11 Dec 1889, Morning Bulletin, Rockhampton; The following particulars of a fatal gun accident near Tiaro have been furnished, says the Maryborough Chronicle :- The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jessen, of Goorah Farm, Upper Mary River, will read with regret the loss of their second eldest son Christian, accidentally shot on Sunday last by Mr. John Kenna, of Gympie Railway Station. The unfortunate boy left home on Sunday morning in company with his elder brother Frederick, a man named Kettlewell, and Kenna, to go wallaby shooting in a patch of thick scrub a little down the river. He was at first refused permission to aocompany the three men, but be seemed so anxious to go that they allowed him permission to do so. On arriving at the scrub they all landed from the boat, and deceased's brother Frederick going in on direction, Kettlewell in another. The boy wanted to accompany Kettlewell, but was objected to, Kettlewell being frightened that he (the boy) would frighten the wallabys. They all then separated, but judging by the number of shot which were discovered in his body Christian could not have been far away when Kenna fired, as he says, at a wallaby. He next saw the deceased coming slowly towards him, and said, " Jack, you have shot me," he then fell and expired, death claiming him quickly. Kenna called out for the other two men, who came and assisted in helping to carry the body across the River to Mr. Bundesen's house, where Constable Ring examined it, and took all the necessary particulars. A coffin was at once made by sympathising neighbours, deceased enclosed, and conveyed across to Mr Jessens. The funeral was very largely attended next forenoon, Monday, at 11 o'clock, the Rev Mr Wilkinson from Tiaro performing the last rites for the dead. A Danish hymn was sung at the house, and another, besides Church of England hymns at the grave, a pretty spot on Mr Jessen's farm. The sad affair has cast a great gloom over the residents here, being so sudden, and the deceased so well-known and liked, he being a pupil of the Deborah Provisional School. The necessary enquiry will be held in Tiaro shortly, before His Worship the Police Magistrate. Transcribed from the "Morning Bulletin, Rockhampton, Queensland, Wednesday 11 December 1889"

Notes:

Birth:
Christian Johansen Jessen
Name: Christian Johansen
Birth Date: 19 Mar 1877
Father's Name: Andrew Jessen
Mother's name: Fredricka Egedis
Birth Place: Queensland
Registration number: 005064
(Queensland Birth Register 1829-1914)


Died:
Death Registration :
JESSEN, Christian: Death: 01.12.1889: Father: Andrew JESSEN: Mother: Frederika EGEDIUS. Ref No 1889/C4525 [Queensland Pioneer Index 1829 -1889]

RYERSON INDEX
Surname: JESSEN Given Names Christian Notice Type Death notice Date 01 DEC 1889 Death Age12 Other Details at Goorah, Upper Mary River Publication Fraser Coast Chronicle Published 05DEC1889

JESSEN.-On December 1st 1889, at Goorah, Upper Mary River, Christian, second eldest son of Andrew and Frederica Jessen, aged 12 years and 8 months; accidentally shot.
Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, 5th December,1889

Christian was accidently shot for a wallaby while accompanying his brother Andrew Frederick Jessen and two others out shooting.

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1903, Fairlawn Farm, Tiaro District; Queensland Electoral Roll 1903 Commonwealth of Australia; State of Queensland Division of Wide Bay: Polling - Place of Deborah No 37: Wade, Han Sena: Place of Living: Fairlawn Farm: Occupation; Domestic duties No 38: Wade junr. Joseph Place of Living: Fairlawn Farm: Occupation: Farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1905, Fairlawn Farm, Tiaro District; Queensland Electoral Roll 1905 Commonwealth of Australia; State of Queensland Division of Wide Bay: Polling - Place of Deborah No 35: Wade, Han Sena: Place of Living: Fairlawn Farm: Occupation; Domestic duties No 36: Wade junr. Joseph Place of Living: Fairlawn Farm: Occupation: Farmer
• Golden Wedding: 25 Jul 1950, Maryborough Chronicle, Queensland; GOLDEN WEDDING WADE-JESSEN.-On July 25, 1900, at Presbyterian Church, Maryborough, by J. I. Knipe, Joseph Wade to Hansina Petrina Jessen. Maryborough Chronicle, Queensland, Tuesday, 25 July 1950

Notes:

Birth:
Name: Hansine Petrine Jessen
Birth Date: 5 Nov 1879
Father's Name: Andrew Jessen
Mother's name: Fridrike Egedins
Birth Place: Queensland
Registration number: 005599
(Queensland Birth Register 1829-1914)


Died:
WADE, Hansina Petrena (Sena)
Death notice 15 DEC 1970
Death
Age: 91
Other Details, at St. Stephen's Church Hospital, Maryborough, late of Gundiah
Fraser Coast Chronicle (Hervey Bay) 16 DEC 1970
(The Ryerson Index Online Database)

Hansine married Joseph Wade 25 Jul 1900, Queensland, Australia. Joseph (son of Joseph Wade and Mary Field) was born 25 Feb 1878, Gundiah District, Queensland; died 22 Jun 1956, Maryborough, Queensland; was buried 23 Jun 1956, Tiaro Cemetery, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Death Notice: 17 Dec 1910, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; JESSEN Annie Margaret of "Goorah" near Gundiah, died 16 December at Lady Musgrave Hospital, Maryborough, fourth eldest daughter of Andrew Peter Jessen, aged 28 years. "Thy Will be Done." Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Saturday 17 December 1910
• Funeral: 17 Dec 1910, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; FUNERAL NOTICE. The Friends of ANDREW PETER JESSEN, "Goorah," and RELATIVES are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of his beloved Daughter (ANNIE MARGARET JESSEN), to leave the father's residence, 3 o'clock. THIS AFTERNOON. J. AMMENHAITSER, Funeral Director, Adelaide street. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Saturday 17 December 1910
• In Memorium: 16 Dec 1912, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; IN MEMORIAM. JESSEN.-In loving memory of our dear sister, Annie Margaret Jessen who died on December, l6th.,1910. Lone is the spot where they laid you to rest, Cold are the sods they heaped on your breast; But, warm is our memory, and dear to our heart, Is the thought we will meet you, neser to part; If the grave were to open what changes you would see, But, rest dear loved one, 'tis better for thee. (Inserted by her sister and brother-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Andersen. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Monday, 16 December 1912 JESSEN.-In loving memory of our dear sister, who departed this life on l6th. December, 1910. "They miss you most who loved thee best." (Inserted by her loving brother and sister-in-law, P. and E. Jeseen.) Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Monday, 16 December 1912
• In Memorium: 16 Dec 1913, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; IN MEMORIAM. JESSEN.-In loving memory of Annie Marguerette Jessen, who died 16th December, 1910. Calm on the bosom of thy God, Fair spirit rest thee now. E'en while with us thy footsteps trod, His seal was on thy brow. Dust to the narrow home beneath, Soul to its place on high; They that have seen thy look in death, No more may fear to die. (Inserted her loving sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Andersen.) Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Tuesday, 16 December 1913

Notes:

Birth:
Name: Anna Margaretha Jessen
Birth Date: 25 Aug 1881
Name: Andrew Jessen
Mother's name: Fredrike Anna Sophia Congordie Gorrina Ededins
Birth Place: Queensland
Registration number: 006130
(Queensland Birth Register 1829-1914)
This is the first birth registration where Sophie
Frederikke Egidius is called Anna Sophia Congordie Gorrina.

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1913, Wooroolin near Kingaroy; Queensland Electoral Roll 1913 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Nanango No 1650: JESSEN, Edith: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation: Home Duties No 1652 JESSEN, Hans Peter: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation: Farmer Queensland Electoral Roll 1908 Subdivision of Nanango Jessen, Hans Peter, Wooroolin Hotel, Wooroolin, farmer Jessen, Annie, Wooroolin Hotel, Wooroolin, home duties
• 1922 Electorial Roll: 1919, Wooroolin near Kingaroy; Queensland Electoral Roll 1919 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Nanango JESSEN, Edith: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation: Home Duties JESSEN, Hans Peter: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation: Farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1935, Charlestown, Wooroolin District; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division of Maranoa- Subdivision of Nanango No 2541:JESSEN. Edith: Place of Living: Charlestown: Occupation: Home Duties No 2544:JESSEN, Hans Peter: Place of Living: Charlestown: Occupation: Farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1968, 11 Long St., Pialba; Queensland Electoral Roll 1968 Subdivision, Pialba Jessen, Hans Peter, 11 Long St., Pialba Jessen, Eileen Mary, 28 Esplanade, Urangan, home duties Jessen, Ronald Peter, 28 Esplanade, Urangan, farmer Queensland Electoral Roll 1972 Jessen, Eileen Mary, 28 Esplanade, Urangan, home duties Subdivision, Pialba Jessen, Ronald Peter, 28 Esplanade, Urangan, farmer

Notes:

Birth:
Name: Hans Peter Jessen
Birth Date: 14 Aug 1883
Father's Name: Andrew Jessen
Mother's name: Anna Sophia Frederika Egediers
Birth Place: Queensland
Registration number: 007365
(Queensland Birth Register 1829-1914)



JESSEN, Andrew F., Grand Hotel, Wooroolin, Studebaker, JESSEN, Andrew F., Grand Hotel, Wooroolin, Ford

Buried:
WONDAI CEMETRY [CHURCH OF ENGLAND SECTION] BURIAL INDEX.
Jessen, Hans Peter, age 86: Burial 01 Aug.1970
Jessen, E, age 76: Burial 23 Dec. 1967: Entry Number 10

Hans married Edith Miller 20 Feb 1908, Coolabunia,Queensland, Australia. Edith (daughter of James Miller and Sarah Ann Donnelly) was born 1891, Queensland, Australia; died 21 Dec 1967, Queensland, Australia; was buried 23 Dec 1967, Wondai Cemetery, Queensland. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1901,1903, Black Swamp; Queensland Electoral Roll 1901 1903 Division of Wide Bay: Su bdivision of Gundaih No. 76: O'Leary, Marinka: Residence: Black Swamp: Occupation: Domestic duties. No. 77 O'Leary, Timothy John: Residence: Black Swamp: Occupation: Labourer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1905, Langmorn; Queensland Electoral Roll 1905 Division of Capricornia: Subdivision of Raglan No.198; O'Leary, Marinka: Residence: 9 Mile Langmorn : Occupation: Home duties. No. 199: O'Leary, Timothy John: Residence: 9 Mile Langmorn : Occupation: Miner. The Langmorn Goldfield, west of Gladstone covers a large area extending from Targinie (39km south-southwest of Rockhampton) west to the Dee Range, and embraces the Raglan, Mount Larcom and Targinie fields. The Raglan field was discovered in 1867. The reserve covers an area of 4 square miles immediately west of Raglan, but most of the alluvial gold was found outside this reserve. The most important reef was the Duke of Brittany reef which was described by Rands. This reef, situated about .4km west of Raglan, consisted of ferruginous quartz, and assayed about ½ oz/ton gold. About 1,000 oz of gold were obtained from the mouth of a tunnel driven to intersect this reef. Rands described several other reefs from this area, but production from these is not known.
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 4 Jun 1906, Goorah; Electoral Roll Electoral District of Wide Bay (Within the Tiaro Division) 1906 O'Leary, Marinka, Goorah domestic duties, June 4, 1906 O'Leary, Timothy John, Goorah labourer, June 4, 1906 Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Tuesday, 19 June 1906
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1908, Goorah, Miva; Queensland Electoral Roll 1908 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Tiaro South 881: O'Leary, Marinka, Goorah, Miva, home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1919 & 1925, Wooroolin; Queensland Electoral Roll 1919 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Nanango No. 2704: O'Leary, Marinka: Residence: Wooroolin: Occupation: Home Duties. QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1925 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Nanango O'Leary, Marinka: Residence: Wooroolin: Occupation: Home Duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936 &1943, Wooroolin; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division of wide Bay: Subdivision of O'Leary, Marinka: Residence: Wooroolin: Occupation: Home Duties QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1943 Division of Maranoa - Subdivision of Nanango O'LEARY, Marinka: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation: home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1943 1949 & 1954, Grevillia, Thangool; Queensland Electoral Roll 1943 Division of Capricornia - Subdivision of Biloela No 1411: O'LEARY, Marinka: Place of Living: Portion 37, Grevillia, Thangool Queensland Electoral Roll 1949 Division of Capricornia - Subdivision of Biloela 1410: O'Leary, Andrew William, Thangool, Farmer 1411:O'Leary, Marinka, Portion 37, Grevillea, Thangool Queensland Electoral Roll 1954 Division of Capricornia - Subdivision of Biloela No 1506: O'LEARY, Marinka: Place of Living: Portion 37, Grevillia, Thangool 1505: O'Leary, Andrew William, Thangool, Farmer 1507: Mary Jane O'Leary, Thangool, home duties
• Electoral Roll: 1968, Farnborough, Yepoon; Queensland Electoral Roll, 1868 Rockhampton North O'Leary, Andrew William, Farnborough, Yepoon, farmer O'Leary, Marinka, Farnborough, Yepoon

Notes:

Birth:
Name: Marinka Jessen
Birth Date: 23 Oct 1884
Father's Name: Andrew Jessen
Mother's name: Frederike Anna Sophia Concordia Gorna Egedius
Birth Place: Queensland
Registration number: 07863
(Queensland Birth Register 1829-1914)

1936 C3805 Andrew William O'Leary Mary Jane Roberts

Electoral Roll 1906
O'Leary, Marinka p Goorah domestic duties. June 4, 1906
O'Leary, Timothy John M Goorah labourer . June 4, 1906


Name:
Birth registration for Marinka Jessen
Surname: Jessen: Given Name: Marinka: Birth: 23.10.1884 Father:. Andrew: Mother: Frederike Anna Sophia Concordia Gorna Egedius. Reg No.1884/C7863 {Qld.Pioneer Index 1829-1889 B.D.& M. Register]


Buried:
Surname: O'LEARY,
Given Names: Marinka,
Date of Burial: 19 Jun 1974
Religion: Church of England
Section: Lawn: 2B
Row: 10
Grave No: 682
Occupation: Retired
(Yepoon Cemetery Search)

Marinka married Timothy John O'Leary 12 Jun 1901, Queensland, Australia. Timothy (son of William George O'Leary and Sarah Jane Elder) was born 20 Jun 1872, Queensland, Australia; died 31 Jul 1963, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; was buried Balmoral Cemetery, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1913 1936-; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1913 Division of Lilley: Subdivision of Gympie No. 3210: Lochran, Christina: Residence: Duke St., Occupation: Home duties. No. 3212: Lochran, George James Stewart: Residence: Duke St., Occupation: Postal Assistant. QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1919 Division of Lilley: Subdivision of Gympie No. 2810: Lochran, Christina: Residence: Clematis St., Occupation Home duties. No. 2812: Lochran, George James Stewart: Residence: Clematis St., Occupation: Miner. QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1925: Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Gympie No. 2589:Lochran, Christina: Residence: Clematis St., Occupation Home duties No. 2591: Lochran, George James Stewart: Residence: Clematis St., Occupation: Miner QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1925: Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Howard Lochran, Christina : Residence: Granville: Occupation: Home duties QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1936 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Maryborough. No. 3531: Lochran, Christina: Residence: 163 Ferry St., Occupation Home duties
• Education: 1901-1910, Wooroolin Provisional & State School ; Last Name: Jessen First Name: Christina School Name: Wooroolin Provisional & State School Date: 1901 - 1910 Source: From Federation to the Future: A History of Education in Wooroolin 1901 to 2001 by Dr. Judith A. Grimes Reference: 217 (Queensland School Pupils Index, Part 4)
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Duke St., Gympie; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1936 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Gympie No 2339: LOCHRAN, George James Stewart: Place of Living: Duke St., Occupation: Labourer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, 163 Ferry St., Maryborough; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1936 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Maryborough No. 3843: McWATTERS, Aubery William: Residence: 163 Ferry St. Maryborough: Occupation: Reader. No.3857: McWATTERS, Maurine May: Residence: 163 Ferry St. Maryborough: Occupation home duties No. 3531: LOCHRAN, Christina: 163 Ferry St. Maryborough: Occupation home duties NOTE: In 1936 Christina Lochran [Jessen], the mother of Moreen May Jessen is also listed at this address.

Notes:

Birth:
Christina Jessen
Name: Christina Jessen
Birth Date: 22 Jan 1887
Father's Name: Andreas Jessen
Mother's name: Anna Sophia Frederika Egedius
Birth Place: Queensland
Registration number: 006682
(Queensland Birth Register 1829-1914)

LOCHRAN WOUNDED
News has been received that Lance-Corporal G. R. Lochran, A.I.F., has been wounded action in Palestine, Syria and Tobruk. He is the son of Mrs. G. Lochran, Ferry-street
Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Friday, 13 November 1942

Late in the afternoon of the second day of the offensive, writes Lance Corporal G. H. Lochran tc his mother, Mrs. Lochran, Ferry-street, I was hit twice, in the head by some sort of flying metal
Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Wednesday, 17 February 1943


Name:
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Name Burial or Ashes Interred Date Age
Lochran Stewart James 30 / 05 / 1991 40 years
Lochran Christina 26 / 09 / 1961 74 years [Daughter of Andreas Peter Jessen & Sophie Frederikke Egidius]
Lochran Winifred 30 / 03 / 2005 86 years
Lochran George Hamilton 28 / 04 / 2004 87 years
Lochran Gordon Hamilton 23 / 12 / 2007 60 years
Cemetery: Toowong Cemetery Street Address: Cnr Frederick St and Mt Coot-tha Rd, Toowong UBD Ref: Map 158 N13


Buried:
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Lochran Christina 26 / 09 / 1961 74 years

Christina married George James Stewart Lochran 15 Oct 1908, Queensland, Australia. George (son of George Lochran and Jessie Hamilton) was born 06 Sep 1886, Queensland, Australia; died 08 Jun 1949, Queensland, Australia; was buried 9 Jun 1949, Gympie Cemeteryn Gympie, Queensland, Australia . [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1913, Goorah, via Tiaro ; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1913 Division of Wide Bay -Subdivision of Tiaro South No 721: JESSEN, Kate: Place of Living: Goorah via Tiaro: Occupation: home duties No 722 JESSEN, Neil Sophus: Place of Living: Goorah: Occupation: Farmer
• Personal: 30 Apr 1918, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; Mr. and Mrs. S. Jessen and family are returning home to "Goorah" after spending an enjoyable time at Pialba and Urangan. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Tuesday, 30 April 1918
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1919 & 1925, Goorah, via Tiaro ; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1919 Division of Wide Bay -Subdivision of Tiaro South No 662: JESSEN, Kate: Place of Living: Goorah via Tiaro: Occupation: home duties No 633 JESSEN, Neil Sophus: Place of Living: Goorah: Occupation: Farmer QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1925 Division of Wide Bay -Subdivision of Tiaro No 1120: JESSEN, Kate: Place of Living: Goorah via Tiaro: Occupation: home duties No 1121 JESSEN, Neil Sophus: Place of Living: Goorah: Occupation: Farmer
• Personal: 20 Dec 1935, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; NETHERBY'S EFFORT The Deborah School held its annual breaking-up last Friday. The children played games and were treated to watermelons given by Mr. Ramsay, and peanuts given by Mr. Mervyn Jessen. At night a free dance was held in the school. Rain falling prevented most people from going, but a very pleasant evening was spent by the few who were present. Mr. S. Jessen (accordion) supplied the music and Mr. A. Girling was M.C. Games, dancing and community singing were enjoyed. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Friday, 20 December 1935
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Goorah, via Tiaro ; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1936 Division of Wide Bay -Subdivision of Tiaro No 1464: JESSEN, Kate: Place of Living: Goorah via Tiaro: Occupation: home duties No 1465: JESSEN, Neil Sophus: Place of Living: Goorah: Occupation: Farmer No 1466: JESSEN, Reginald Sophus:Place of Living: Gundiah: Occupation: Labourer

Notes:

The Gundiah Gazette
COMMUNITY NEWS ACROSS THE
TIARO DISTRICT
MARCH 2013
Down Memory Lane
Life on the Farm at River View
by Mervyn Jessen, 02-12-2012
I was born at the Maryborough Hospital. My Mother and I returned back to the farm which was named River View via Gundiah, as the house was built over-looking the Mary River.
When I was school age, all of us kids,
along with Colin Gilchrist, John Thompson, Marjory, June, Daphne and Des Lamke, would all gather at River View.
My Father would then row us across
the Mary in a boat, mornings and afternoons, as Deborah School was across the River. At times when the water rose
too high, he would not cross the river.
When I left the Deborah School was closed for good. Some children went to Gundiah School. I can still remember
the cane around my legs for doing the wrong things.
My main jobs on the farm were to milk some cows, feed calves, pigs, and fowls.
After milking, I had to clean up around the milking shed. I chopped wood for the stove upstairs, and for the boiler
for washing clothes downstairs. I also helped my mother around the house, while my Father and 2 brothers worked
on the farm to grow vegies and green feed for the animals.
At times, I had to ride my bike about 15 miles to Gundiah for mail, bread and odd things for the house. When I
was old enough, I bought a motor-bike when I joined the Gundiah Cricket Club. Cricket was played behind the
Hartvigsen's Store, and the late Mark Thompson was our Captain.
During the War, many soldiers camped and did training on a big slope at the back of our property. Army planes flew
over the tree tops and would bomb the soldiers with bags of white stuff. The soldiers took most of our cream, milk,
watermelons, pumpkins and vegies. My Father got paid from the government much later.
It was long hours and tough work those days, with horses taking the place of machinery, but it was a good clean life.
My brothers got married and I left the River View farm about 1944.

Birth:
Name: Nils Sofus Jessen
Birth Date: 1 Aug 1888
Father's Name: Peter Andrew Jessen
Mother's name: Annie Frederika Egidius
Birth Place: Queensland
Registration number: 007549
(Queensland Birth Register 1829-1914)


Buried:
MARYBOROUGH CEMETERY,QUEENSLAND,AUSTRALIA
Jessen, Kate, d. 21-7-1966, Age:78
Jessen, Neil Sophus, d. 4/6/68, Age:79

Niels married Kate Young 21 May 1910, Queensland, Australia. Kate (daughter of William Young and Sarah Daw/Dawe) was born 1887/1888, Dorset, England; was christened 5 Aug 1888, Beer-Hackett, Dorset, England; died 21 Jul 1966, Maryborough, Queensland, Australia; was buried 23 Jul 1966, Maryborough Cemetery, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Education: 1901, Coolabunia Provisional & State School ; Last Name: Jessen First Name: Ludwig School Name: Coolabunia Provisional & State School Date: 1901 Source: Over Our Shoulder - Coolabunia State School Centenary 1891-1991 Reference: P26 Country: Australia State: Queensland Record set: Queensland school pupils Category: Education & work
• Education: 1901, Coolabunia Provisional & State School ; Last Name: Jessen First Name: Ludwig School Name: Coolabunia Provisional & State School Date: 1901 Source: Over Our Shoulder - Coolabunia State School Centenary 1891-1991 Reference: P26 (Queensland School Pupils Index, Part 2)
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1913, Wooroolin near Kingaroy; Queensland Electoral Roll 1913 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Nanango No 1653: JESSEN, Ludwig Martin: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation: Farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1919 & 1925, Wooroolin near Kingaroy; Queensland Electoral Roll 1919 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Nanango No 1722: JESSEN, Ludwig Martin: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation: Farmer No 1728: JESSEN, Martha Jane: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1925 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Nanango No 1722: JESSEN, Ludwig Martin: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation: Farmer No 1728: JESSEN, Martha Jane: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Harrisville; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division of Mortein - Subdivision of Harrisville No 574: JESSEN, Ludwig Martin: Place of Living: Queen St., Harrisville: Occupation: Manager No 575: JESSEN, Martha Jane: Place of Living: Queen St., Harrisville: Occupation: Licensed Victualler
• Personal: 1936, Queensland Brands Directory 1949-1952; First Name: Ludwig Martin Last Name: Jessen Address: Railway Hotel, Harrisville Page: 472 Country: Australia State: Queensland Record set: Queensland brands directories Record collection: Farming & agriculture (Queensland Brands Directory 1949-1952 )
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1943, Club Hotel, Tank st., Gladstone; Queensland Electoral Roll 1943 Division of Capricornia - Subdivision of Gladstone No 3997: JESSEN, Ludwig Martin: Place of Living: Club Hotel, Tank st., Occupation: hotel manager NO 3998: JESSEN, Martha Jane: Place of Living: Club Hotel, Tank st., Occupation: hotel licensee
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949, Club Hotel, Tank st., Gladstone; Queensland Electoral Roll 1949 Division of Capricornia - Subdivision of Gladstone No 2884: JESSEN, Ludwig Martin: Place of Living: Club Hotel, Tank st., Occupation: hotel manager NO 2885: JESSEN, Martha Jane: Place of Living: Club Hotel, Tank st., Occupation: hotel licensee
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1958, 201 Auckland St., Gladstone; Queensland Electoral Roll 1958 Subdivision of Gladstone Jessen Ludwig Martin, 201 Auckland St., meatworker Jessen, Martha Jane, 201 Auckland St., home duties

Notes:

Birth:
Name: Ludwig Martin Jessen
Birth Date: 19 Apr 1890
Father's Name: Peter Andrew Jessen
Mother's name: Frederika Annie Egidins
Birth Place: Queensland
Registration number: 008929
(Queensland Birth Register 1829-1914)


Name:
Birth Registration:
1890/C8929 Jessen Ludwig Martin B. 19.04. 1890 F. Peter Andrew: M. Frederika Annie Egidins [Qld Birth Register]

Buried:
Name: Ludwig Martin Jessen
Event Type: Burial
Event Date: 01 Mar 1958
Event Place: Gladstone, Queensland, Australia
Age: 66
Cemetery: Gladstone Cemetery
(Australia, Queensland Cemetery Records, 1802-1990, LDS Family Search)

Died:
Name: Ludwig Martin Jessen
Death Date: 1 Mar 1958
Death Place: Queensland
Father's Name: Peter Andrew
Mother's nameFrederika Annie Egidins
Registration number: 000430
(Queensland Death Register 1829-1964)

Ludwig married Martha Jane Hogg 08 Jul 1914, Queensland, Australia. Martha (daughter of Alexander Hogg and Catherine Mary Tansey) was born 1893, Queensland, Australia; died 1983, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1913, Wooroolin near Kingaroy; Queensland Electoral Roll 1913 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivisin of Nanango No 1649 JESSEN. Christian Johannsen: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation: Farmer No 1655: JESSEN, Nellie: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation; Home Duties
• WW1 Enlistment: 22 Apr 1916, Wooroolin, Queensland; AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCES - NOMINAL ROLL 52nd. Infantry Battalion, 5th Reinforcements Name in Full: JESSEN, Christian Johannsen: Rank: Private: Age: 24: Trade or Calling: Farmer: Married or Single: M.: Address at Date of Enlistment: Wooroolin, Queensland: Next of Kin and Address: Wife, Mrs Nellie Jessen, Booyal, Isis Branch, Queensland: Religion: C, of E.: Date of Joining: 22.04.16.
• Military Service: 19 Sep 1916, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; First World War Embarkation Roll - Christian Johannsen Jessen CHRISTIAN JOHANNSEN JESSEN Service number: 2456 Rank: Private Roll title: 52 Infantry Battalion - 2 to 9 Reinforcements (April 1916 - January 1917) Conflict: First World War, 1914-1918 Date of embarkation: 19 September 1916 Place of embarkation: Brisbane Ship embarked on: HMAT Seang Choon Ship number: A49
• Military Service: 22 Apr 1916 - 7 Jun 1917, Western Front, Messines, Belgium; CHRISTIAN JOHANNSEN JESSEN Regimental Number: 2456: Place of : Place of Birth: Wooroolin, Queensland: Religion: Church of England: Occupation: Farmer: Address: Wooroolin, Queensland: Marital status: Married: Age at embarkation: 24: Next of kin: Wife, Mrs Nellie Jessen, Booyal, Isis Branch, Queensland: Enlistment date: 22 April 1916: Rank on enlistment: Private: Unit name: 52 Battalion, 5th Reinforcement: AWM Embarkation Roll number: 23/69/3: Embarkation details: Unit embarked from Brisbane, Queensland, on board HMAT A49 Seang Choon on 19 September 1916: Rank from Nominal Roll: Private: Unit from Nominal Roll: 47th Battalion: Fate: Killed in Action 7 June 1917: Place of death or wounding: Messines, Belgium: Age at death from cemetery records: 25: Place of burial: No known grave: Commemoration details : The Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial (Panel 27), Belgium Battles: The BATTLE of MESSINES, 1917 Updated - Saturday, 11 August, 2001 It has been argued that the Battle of Messines was the most successful local operation of the war, certainly of the Western Front. Carried out by General Herbert Plumer's Second Army, it was launched on 7 June 1917 with the detonation of 19 underground mines underneath the German mines In preparing for the Messines battle he had authorised the laying of 22 mine shafts underneath German lines all along the ridge, his plan being to detonate all 22 at zero hour at 03:10 on 7 June 1917, to be followed by infantry attacks so as to secure the ridge from the presumably dazed German defenders, the infantry heavily supported by the use of artillery bombardments, tanks and the use of gas. Work on laying the mines began some 18 months before zero hour
• In Memorium: 30 Nov 1917, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; IN MEMORIAM. JESSEN.-In memory of my dear brother, Chritian Jessen. He left home in health and strength To answer his country's call; He gave his life, he gave his best For you, for me, for all. His cheerful face, his kindly ways, Are pleasant to recall, He had a friendly word for all. Far away from all he loved. His comrades laid him down to rest. On Australia's role of honour You will find my dear brother's name- Christian Jessen. Written by his brother. Jack Jessen, on Active Service, France. (Inserted by Alice Andersen, Commercial Hotel. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Friday, 30 November 1917
• Will: 1 Dec 1917, Supreme Court of Queensland; The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864-1933) Saturday 1 December 1917 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND IN THE WILL OF CHRISTIAN JOHANNSEN JESSEN, formerly of Wooroolin, in the State of Queensland, farmer, but lately a private in his Majesty's Australian Imperial Forces on active duty, Deceased Notice is hereby given that after the expiration of fourteen days from the date of the publication hereof, application will le made to this Honourable Court that PPOBATE of the Willl of the abovenamed Christian Johannsen Jessen, deceased, may be granted to ANDREW FREDERICK JESSEN of Coolabunia, in the said State, Farmer, and HANS PETR JESSEN of Wooroolin, in the said State, Farmer, the Executers named In the said Will. Any person interested who desires to object to the application or to be heard upon it, may file a Caveat in the Regestry any time before the grant is made. Dated this Twenty sixth dav of November, 1917. J. M. Pack, Solicitor for the said Andrew Frederick Jessen and Hans Peter Jessen, Kingaroy. Town agents: MORRIS and FLETCHER, Solicitors, Brisbane Transcribed from The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864-1933) Saturday, 1 December 1917
• In Memorium: 7 Jun 1918, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; ROLL OF HONOUR. JESSEN.-In loving memory of Private Christy Jessen, killed in action in Belgium, June 7th, 1917. There is one link death cannot sever, Loving remembrance, which lasts forever. (Inserted by his loving relatives at Booyal.) Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Friday, 7 June 1918
• In Memorium: 7 Jun 1920, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Qld; JESSEN.-In loving memory of our dear brother. Christian Jessen, of 47th Batt., who was killed in acticn on June 7th, 1917. (Inserted by hid loving sister and brother-in-law, Mr.and Mrs: P. C. Andersen.) Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Qld., Monday, 7 June 1920

Notes:

Birth:
Name: Christian Johannsen Jessen
Birth Date: 5 May 1892
Father's Name: Andrew Jessen
Mother's name: Annie Sophia Fredericka Egedias
Birth Place: Queensland
Registration number: 005526
(Queensland Birth Register 1829-1914)

JESSEN, Christian Johannsen

Service No 2456
Private
47th Battalion
Born Gympie Qld.
Son of Andrew and Fredericka Egedius JESSEN
Husband of Nellie JESSEN
OF Booyal, Isis Branch, Qld.
Occupation prior to enlistment Farmer
Enlisted 22 April 1916
Killed in action 07 June 1917
Aged 25 years
Commemorated Ypres Menin Gate Memorial




Buried:
In Memory of
Private CHRISTIAN JOHANNSEN JESSEN
24562, 47th Bn., Australian Infantry, A.I.F.
who died age 25
on 07 June 1917
Son of Andrew Jessen and Fredericka Egedius (his wife); husband of Nellie Jessen, of Wooroolin, Queensland. Native of Wooroolin, Queensland.
Remembered with honour
YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL
Commemorated in perpetuity by
the Commonwealth War Graves Commission

The Menin Gate Memorial (so named because the road led to the town of Menin) was constructed on the site of a gateway in the eastern walls of the old Flemish town of Ypres, Belgium, where hundreds of thousands of allied troops passed on their way to the front, the Ypres salient, the site from April 1915 to the end of the war of some of the fiercest fighting of the war.

The Memorial was conceived as a monument to the 350,000 men of the British Empire who fought in the campaign. Inside the arch, on tablets of Portland stone, are inscribed the names of 56,000 men, including 6,178 Australians, who served in the Ypres campaign and who have no known grave.
The opening of the Menin Gate Memorial on 24 July 1927 so moved the Australian artist Will Longstaff that he painted 'The Menin Gate at Midnight', which portrays a ghostly army of the dead marching past the Menin Gate. The painting now hangs in the Australian War Memorial, Canberra, at the entrance of which are two medieval stone lions presented to the Memorial by the City of Ypres in 1936.

Since the 1930s, with the brief interval of the German occupation in the Second World War, the City of Ypres has conducted a ceremony at the Memorial at dusk each evening to commemorate those who died in the Ypres campaign.

CHRISTIAN JOHANNSEN JESSEN
Commemoration details The Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial (Panel 27), Belgium

Panel number 27
Roll of Honour,
Australian War Memorial: 143
Miscellaneous information from cemetery records: Son of Andrew and Fredericka Egedius Jessen. Husband of Nellie Jessen of Wooroolin, Queensland: Other details War service: Western Front: Medals: British War Medal, Victory Medal

Died:
Killed in Action 7 June 1917
Place of death or wounding,Messines, Belgium
Age at death from cemetery records 25

In memory of my dear brother, Chritian Jessen. He left home in health and strength To answer the call
Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Friday, 30 November 1917


Private CHRISTIAN JOHANNSEN JESSEN
Australian Infantry, A.I.F.
Died on 7 June 1917 Age 25
YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL
West-Vlaanderen Belgium
Son of Andrew Jessen and Fredericka Egedius (his wife); husband of Nellie Jessen, of Wooroolin, Queensland. Native of Wooroolin, Queensland.
(Every Man Remembered)

Christian married Ellen Marie [Helen], Moore 22 Aug 1912, Maryborough, Queensland,. Ellen was born 1890, Queensland, Australia; died 02 Aug 1975, Carlton, Sydney, NSW; was buried Woronora Cemetery, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 7 Aug 1915, Cairns Post, Queensland; Queensland Electoral Roll CHILLAGOE (within the Division of Chillagoe). Left 589 Jessen, John Carsten Cairns Post, Queensland, Saturday, 7 August 1915 Left (Left the District)
• Military: 11 Feb 1916 - 27 Dec 1918, Western Front; First World War Embarkation Roll John Karston JESSEN Regimental number 5776 Religion Church of England Occupation Labourer Address Brisbane, Queensland Marital status Single Age at embarkation 23 Next of kin Step-Mother, Mrs E Jessen, Wooroolin, Queensland Enlistment date 11 February 1916 Rank on enlistment Private Unit name 15th. battalion, 18th. Reinforcement AWM Embarkation Roll number 23/32/2 Embarkation details Unit embarked from Brisbane, Queensland, on board HMAT A49 Seang Choon on 4 May 1916 Rank from Nominal Roll Private Unit from Nominal Roll 41st Battalion Fate Returned to Australia 27 December 1918 Other details War service: Western Front Medals: British War Medal, Victory Medal Australian Government, Department of Veterans' Affairs ESSEN John Karsten Private 5776 15th Battalion Born Maryborough, Queensland Enlisted 11th February 1916 Address of next of Kin Wooroolin, Queensland Occupation at enlistment Labourer Embarked Brisbane ?SEANG CHOON? 4th May 1916 Returned to Australia ?SOMALI? 1st March 1919 Discharged 8th April 1919 (South Burnett Regional Council, "Every Man Remembered")
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1919, Great Western Hotel, Maryborough; Queensland Electoral Roll 1919 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Maryborough No. 681: BRENNAN, Cecelia; Place of Living: Great Western Hotel: Occupation; Home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1919, Wooroolin near Kingaroy; Queensland Electoral Roll 1919 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Nanango No 1721: JESSEN, Johan Casten: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation: Farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1925, Wooroolin near Kingaroy; Queensland Electoral Roll 1925 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Nanango No 1747: JESSEN, Cecelia Mary: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation; Home duties No 1751: JESSEN, Johan Casten: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation: Farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Tingoora, Kingaroy District; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Wondai No 2017: JESSEN, Cecelia : Place of Living: Tingora: Occupation; Home Duties No 2018: JESSEN, Johan Casten: Place of Living; Tingoora; Occupation; Butcher
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949, 354 Alice st., Maryborough; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1949 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Maryborough JESSEN, Cecelia Mary: Place of Living: 354 Alice st., home duties JESSEN, John Karsten: Place of Living: 354 Alice st., Occupation: linesman
• Personal: 21 Apr 1949, Maryborough Chronicle, Queensland; Staying in town over Easter as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Jessen were:-Mrs. L. Waltman, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Jessen, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Hogg; Mr. and Mrs. A. Kunst, and Mr. P. Jessen. All were in town for the Karft-Kunst wedding which took place on Easter Saturday. Maryborough Chronicle, Queensland, Thursday, 21 April 1949
• Personal: 21 Mar 1951, Maryborough Chronicle, Queensland,; Mr. J. K. Jessen leaves by Thursday night's plane to spend the Easter with his daughter and son-in-law, tho S. M. Murphys of Ipswich. Maryborough Chronicle, Queensland, Wednesday, 21 March 1951
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1954, 21 Roseneath st., Maryborough; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1954 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Maryborough No 3917: JESSEN, Cecelia Mary: Place of Living: 29 Roseneath st., home duties JESSEN, John Karsten: Place of Living: 21 Roseneath st., Occupation: labourer
• Death Notice: 9 May 1972, Maryborough Chronicle. Queensland; Death Notice JESSEN John Karsten - 5776 Pte; 41st Bn 1st A.I.F. At Base Hospital, Maryborough on May 7, 1972, John Karsten, beloved husband of Cecelia Mary Jessen of 21 Roseneath Street, Maryborough, beloved father and father-in-law of Dot and Steve Murphy (Ipswich) and Fay and Arthur Cusack (Redcliffe) and brother of Marinka (Mrs M O'Leary, Yeppoon), William and Eliza (Mrs A Jones) both of Wooroolin. There are 8 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Aged 79 years. Maryborough Chronicle, Queensland, 9 May 1972

Notes:

Birth:
Name: John Karsten Jessen
Birth Date: 27 Mar 1893
Father's Name: Andrew Jessen
Mother's name: Anne Sophia Frederica Egediar
Birth Place: Queensland
Registration number: 007897
(Queensland Birth Register 1829-1914)


Buried:
MARYBOROUGH CEMETERY,QUEENSLAND,AUSTRALIA
John Karsten Jessen :Age 79: Burial: 9 May 1972
Cecelia Mary Jessen: Age 87: Burial: 21 Mar 1985

John married Cecelia Mary Brennan 20 Aug 1921, Queensland, Australia. Cecelia was born Abt 1898; died Mar 1985, Maryborough, Queensland; was buried 21 Mar 1985, Maryborough Cemetery, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1922, Goomeri; Queensland Electoral Roll 1922 Division of Wide Bay Strenzel, August Julius, Residence: Goomeri: Occupation: Benchman Strenzel, Ingelina Fredericka: Residence: Goomeri: Occupation; Home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1925, Overend St. Buranda; Queensland Electoral Roll 1925 Division of Oxley: Subdivision of Buranda Strenzel, August Julius: Residence: Jorgensen's Cr. King and Overend St., Occupation: Sawyer Strenzel, Ingelina Fredericka; Overend St. Occupation: Homeduties.
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1943 - 1954, 23 Gersham St., Brisbane; Queensland Electoral Roll 1943 Division of Griffith - Subdivision of Maree No 7531: Strenzel, August Julius: Place of Living: 23 Gersham St., Occupation: sawyer No7532: Strenzel, Ingolena Fredericka: Place of Living: 23 Gersham St., Occupation: home duties Queensland Electoral Roll 1954 Division of Griffith - Subdivision of Maree 6431:Strenzel, August Julius, 23 Gersham St., sawyer 6432: Strenzel, Ingolena Fredericka, 23 Gersham St., home duties

Notes:

Birth:
Name: Fredericka Ingelina Jessen
Birth Date: 12 Feb 1896
Father's Name: Andrew Jessen
Mother's name: Ann Sophia Fredericka Egedius
Birth Place: Queensland
Registration number: 007764
(Queensland Birth Register 1829-1914)



Buried:
Anglican Cemeteries and Columbaria Brisbane Volume 2
F10 Lena STRENZEL who passed away 22 Aug 1968, 72 years.
F11 August J. STRENZEL who passed away 4 Nov 1972, 82 years.
(EAST BRISBANE, St. Paul's Anglican, Columbarium (Brisbane)
Monumental Inscriptions Index)

Fredericka married August Julius Strenzel 14 Feb 1917, Queensland, Australia. August (son of Carl Strenzel and Anna Glode) was born 29 Aug 1890, Queensland, Australia; died 4 Nov 1972, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; was buried St. Paul’s Anglican, Columbarium, East Brisbane, Queensland. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
Name: Alice Jessen
Birth Date: 24 Aug 1902
Father's Name: Andrew Jessen
Mother's name: Eliza Tinkler
Birth Place: Queensland
Registration number: 008010
(Queensland Birth Register 1829-1914)


Died:
Death Registration:
JESSEN, ALICE: Death: 24 Aug 1902: F. ANDREW: M. ELIZA TINKLER Reg No 1902/C3259 [Queensland Death Register]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1925, Wooroolin near Kingaroy; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1925 No 1741: Jessen, Alice Mary: Place of Living: Wooroolin; Occupation; Home duties No 1750: Jessen, Eliza: Place of Living: Wooroolin; Occupation; Home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Esk; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1936 Division of Darling Downes: Subdivision of Esk No 2077: Quail, Alice Mary: Place of Living: Ipswich Street, Esk: Occupation: Home duties. No 2078: Quail, Roy: Place of Living: Ipswich Street, Esk: Occupation: Bank Manager
• Funeral Notice: 16 Jul 1940, The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland; QUAIL.-The Relatives and Friends of Mr. R. Quail, Queensland National Bank, Ltd., Esk, are invited to attend the Funeral of his beoved Wife, Alice Mary Quail, to leave Wooroolln Church of England, This (Tuesday) Afternoon, after a service commencing at 2.3O, for the Memerambi Cemetery. W. HAWKEN. Funeral Director. Transcribed from The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland, Tuesday 16 July 1940

Notes:

Birth:
Name: Alice Mary Jessen
Birth Date: 25 Nov 1903
Father's Name: Andrew Jessen
Mother's name: Eliza Tinkler
Birth Place: Queensland
Registration number: 007184
(Queensland Birth Register 1829-1914)



Buried:
Memerambi Cemetery Burial Index
QUAIL, Alice May: Burial Date: 16 Jul 1940. Entry No 6


Died:
Death Registration:
JESSEN, ALICE MARY: Death Date: 15.07.1940: Father: ANDREW JESSEN: Mother: ELIZA TINKLER [Queensland Death Register]

Alice married Roy Quail 27 Feb 1930, Queensland, Australia. Roy (son of Thomas Quail and Grace Darling Graham) was born 25 Jul 1902, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; died 1984, Labrador, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Wooroolin near Kingaroy; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1936 Division of Maranoa: Subdivision of Nanango 1936 No 2547: Jessen, William George: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation; Labourer
• Military: 10 Jun 1942 - 21 Oct 1945; WORLD WAR TWO SERVICE PRIVATE WILLIAM GEORGE JESSEN Service Australian Army Date of Birth 26 January 1906 Place of Birth MARYBOROUGH, QLD Date of Enlistment 10 June 1942 Locality on Enlistment WOOROOLIN, QLD Place of Enlistment KINGAROY, QLD Next of Kin JESSEN, MARGARET Date of Discharge 21 October 1945 Posting at Discharge 20 BATTALION VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS (QLD)
• Personal: 14 May 1953, Qeensland Country Life, Queensland; Cutter And Side Rake For Peanut Harvest A Peanut harvest experiment with cutter and side delivery rake will be carried out on Mr. W. G. Jessen's Wooroolin property this month. Pictured here is the 11 acres of stooked peanuts cut by peanut puller which has been used to effect in the South Burnett. Mr. Jessen will try a new method which is finding favour, using the peanut cutter from the front of the tractor and following with side delivery rake. Mr. Jessen maintains that the latter method is much cheaper, a delivery rake costing only about £130 compared with £150 for a mechanical puller. He has noted that the puller has limitations with the smaller bushes, tending to leave them un touched. His crop was planted in November 1962, and pulled by peanut puller about the middle of April, This crop is expected to go about 20 threshed bags to the acre. Alongside them is the latest crop which will be cut by the new method about the middle of this month. Mr. Jessen has planted wheat between the stooked peanuts to hold the ground in storm rain conditions. Maize is planted after wheat in a rotational programme which has been of great benefit to the farm income. Peanut harvest at Mr. W. G. Jessen's farm, Wooroolin. Transcribed from "Queensland Country Life, Queensland," Thursday 14 May 1953 JESSEN, Ian John JESSEN, Ian John Late of Wooroolin. Passed away peacefully, Tuesday, 29th October, 2013. Aged 69 Years Much loved Husband of Pam, adored Father of Grant and Kellie, and Poppy of Lachlan, Luke and Kye. Brother of Allan Jessen and Jeanie Fiedler. Family and Friends are invited to attend a Celebration of Ian's Life, to be held in the South Burnett Crematorium Chapel, 24 Pioneer Avenue, Kingaroy, (adjacent to Taabinga Cemetery), Wednesday, 6th November, 2013, at 11.00 a. m. Virgo Funerals - Kingaroy Ph: (07) 4162 7988(Inc. South Burnett Funerals and Crematorium Pty)www. virgofunerals. com. au Funerals Published in The Courier-Mail on 04/11/2013 JESSEN Ian John Late of Wooroolin, Passed away peacefully Tuesday 29th October 2013. Aged 69 Years Much loved husband of Pam, adored father of Grant and Kellie, and poppy of Lachlan, Luke and Kye. Brother of Allan Jessen and Jeanie Fielder. Family and friends are invited to attend a Celebration of Ian's Life to be held in the South Burnett Crematorium Chapel, 24 Pioneer Avenue, Kingaroy, (adjacent to Taabinga Cemetery), Wednesday 6th November 2013 at 11 am. Published in South Burnett Times from Nov. 1 to Nov. 5, 2013 Friday, 1 Nov 2013

Notes:

Birth:
Name: William George Jessen
Birth Date: 26 Jan 1906
Father's Name: Andrew Peter Jessen
Mother's name: Eliza Tinkler
Birth Place: Queensland
Registration number: 007996
(Queensland Birth Register 1829-1914)

JESSEN, William George
Service Number: Q209918
Enlisted: 10 June 1942
Last Rank: Private
Born: Maryborough, Queensland, Australia, 26 January 1906
Home Town: Wooroolin, South Burnett, Queensland
Occupation: Farmer
Died: 1976, cause of death not yet discovered, place of death not yet discovered
Tree Plaque: Not yet discovered
Virtual War Memorial Australia


Died:
976 C3020
William George Jessen
Andrew Jessen
Eliza Tinkler
(Queensland Death Index 1829-1988)

William married Margaret Agnes Allen 27 Aug 1838, Presbyterian Church, Wooroolin, Queensland, Australia. Margaret died 1962, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Education: 1901-1910, Wooroolin Provisional & State School ; Last Name: Jessen First Name: Andrew School Name: Wooroolin Provisional & State School Date: 1901 - 1910 Source: From Federation to the Future: A History of Education in Wooroolin 1901 to 2001 by Dr. Judith A. Grimes (Queensland School Pupils Index, Part 4 )
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1919, Wooroolin near Kingaroy; Queensland Electoral Roll 1919 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Nanango JESSEN, Andrew Peter: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation; Farmer JESSEN, Emme Martha: Place of Living; Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation; Home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1925, Wooroolin near Kingaroy; Queensland Electoral Roll 1925 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Nanango 1745: JESSEN, Andrew Peter: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation; Farmer No 1751: JESSEN, Emme Martha: Place of Living; Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation; Home duties Queensland Electoral Roll 1958 Subdivision of Wondai Jessen, Gertrude, Cosy Dell Cafe, Scott St., Wondai, home duties Queensland Electoral Roll 1958 Wide Bay Subdivision of Pialba Jessen, Andrew Peter, 111 Torquay Rd., Scarness Queensland Electoral Roll 1963 Subdivision, Pialba Jessen, Andrew Peter, 111 Torquay Rd., Scarness Queensland Electoral Roll 1963 Subdivision, Pialba Jessen, Andrew Peter, 111 Torquay Rd., Scarness Jessen, Gertrude, 111 Torquay Rd., Scarness, home duties Queensland Electoral Roll 1968 Subdivision of Gympie Jessen, Andrew Peter, 1 Alenola St., Gympie Jessen, Gertrude, Alenola St., Gympie, home duties 1971 B28946 Gertrude Jessen Peter Petersen Mary Lawrence Foster (Queensland Historical Death Index 1829-1984)
• Accident: 7 Apr 1934, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; Accident.-Mr. P. Jessen, junr., who was returning to his home at Wooroolin on a motor cycle last week, was thrown heavily to the ground as a result of his cycle skidding into a deep wheel track. He was, however, able to reach bis home not far distant, suffering from shock and bruises. Mr. Jessen luckily escaped a serious accident only two weeks previously. When travelling from Kingaroy to Coolabunia, the car, which he was driving came in contact with another car. Seven occupants were in the car, but no one was hurt. The hood windscreen were smashed. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Saturday 7 April 1934
• Personal: 30 Jul 1940, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; PIALBA WHITING HAULS With favourable south-easterly winds during last week, the Pialba grounds were the scene of exceptionally large hauls of winter whiting. One angler, stated that he had often read of such performances and his experience had now shown that they were no exaggeration. Outstanding in the week's whiting result was the tally of 469 secured in two and a half hours. The party responsible for this included Messrs. F. Clarke (Scarness), P. Jessen and son, Mrs. Jessen (Wooroolin) and Miss Benn (Tonquay). Messrs. Clarke, Jessen senior and junior, were the anglers of the party. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Tuesday, 30 July 1940
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1943, 1949, 1954, Wooroolin; Queensland Electoral Roll 1943 Subdivision of Nanango Jessen, Andrew Peter, Wooroolin, farmer Jessen, Emmie Martha, Wooroolin, home duties Queensland Electoral Roll 1949, 1954 Subdivision of Nanango Jessen, Andrew Peter, Wooroolin, farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1958, 111 Torquay Rd., Scarness; Queensland Electoral Roll 1958 Wide Bay Subdivision of Pialba Jessen, Andrew Peter, 111 Torquay Rd., Scarness Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 & 1943, 1949 Wide Bay Subdivision of Gympie Gilchrist, Gertrude, Wickham St., home duties Gilchrist, John Henry, Wickham St., timber getter Queensland Electoral Roll 1954 Wide Bay Subdivision of Gympie Gilchrist, Gertrude, 40 Wickham St., Gympie, home duties Gilchrist, Neville John, 40 Wickham St., Gympie, fireman Gilchrist, Yvo Monica, 40 Wickham St., Gympie, home duties Queensland Electoral Roll 1958 Subdivision of Wondai Jessen, Gertrude, Cosy Dell Cafe, Scott St., Wondai, home duties Queensland Electoral Roll 1963 Subdivision, Pialba Jessen, Andrew Peter, 111 Torquay Rd., Scarness Jessen, Gertrude, 111 Torquay Rd., Scarness, home duties Queensland Electoral Roll 1968 Subdivision of Gympie Jessen, Andrew Peter, 1 Alenola St., Gympie Jessen, Gertrude, Alenola St., Gympie, home duties 1971 B28946 Gertrude Jessen Parents Peter Petersen Mary Lawrence Foster (Queensland Historical Death Index 1829-1984) Mt Thompson Memorial Gardens Location: Columbarium 33 Section: Section 10 (Mt Thompson Memorial Gardens)
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1963, 111 Torquay Rd., Scarness; Queensland Electoral Roll 1963 Subdivision, Pialba Jessen, Andrew Peter, 111 Torquay Rd., Scarness Jessen, Gertrude, 111 Torquay Rd., Scarness, home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1968, 1 Alenola St., Gympie; Queensland Electoral Roll 1968 Subdivision of Gympie Jessen, Andrew Peter, 1 Alenola St., Gympie Jessen, Gertrude, Alenola St., Gympie, home duties

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration:
Surname: JESSEN: Given Names: ANDREW PETER; Birth: 30. 03. 1895: Father. ANDREW FREDERICK; Mother. MATILDA BUNDESEN; Reg No 1895/C8300


Name:
Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division: Maranoa : Subdivision: Nanango
2537: Jessen, Andrew Peter: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation: Farmer.
2543: Jessen, Emmie Martha: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation: Home Duties.


Buried:
MEMERAMBI CERMETERY REGISTER INDEX
Jessen, Andrew Peter: 11 March 1971; Entry 8
Jessen, Emma Martha: 8 March 1948: Entry 11

Cemetery : Memerambi: Family Name: Jessen Given Names: Andrew Peter: Birth Date: Death Date: 10 Mar 1971: Age: 75y: Remarks: h/Emmie Martha; father
Cemetery: Memerambi: Family Name: Jessen: Given Names: Emmie Martha: Birth Date: Death Date: 7 Mar 1948: Age: 54y Remarks: née Klee; dau/Frederick Joseph & Annie (Kruger); w/Andrew Peter



Died:
Source: Memerambi Cemetery Index
Death Registration
1971
C1160
Andrew Peter Jessen
Andrew Frederick Jessen
Matilda Christina Bundersen
(Queensland historical Death Index 1829-1984)

Andrew married Emma Martha Klee 05 Mar 1918, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Emma (daughter of Joseph Friedrich Klee and Anna Martha Franska Kruger) was born 23 Apr 1893, Lowood, Queensland, Australia; died 07 Mar 1948, Kingaroy Hospital, Kingaroy, Queensland, Australia; was buried 08 Mar 1948, Memerambi Cemetery near Kingaroy, Qld. [Group Sheet]

Andrew — Gertrude Petersen. Gertrude (daughter of Peter Petersen and Mary Lawrence Heat Foster) was born 28 Oct 1904, Queensland, Australia; died 21 Dec 1971, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; was buried Mt Thompson Memorial Gardens, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1919, Wooroolin near Kingaroy; Queensland Electoral Roll 1919 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Nanango Jessen, Annie Sophia Fredericka: Place of Living: Wooroolin; Occupation; Home duties
• Emigration: 1920, From Wooroolin, Queensland to California, USA; Name: Anne S .F. Jensen Arrival Date: 9 Nov 1920 Age: 23 Birthplace: Quuensland, Australia Gender: Female Ethnicity: Scandinavian Ship Name: Sonoma Port of Arrival: San Francisco, California Port of Departure: Sydney, Australia Destination: San Francisco, California, United States Last Residence: Aust Friend's Name: F. Jensen Archive information (series:roll number): 1410:142 Name: Jens Jensen Arrival Date: 9 Nov 1920 Age: 31 Birth Date: abt 1889 Birthplace: Bogeuse, Denmark Gender: Male Ethnicity: Scandinavian Ship Name: Sonoma Port of Arrival: San Francisco, California Port of Departure: Sydney, Australia Destination: San Francisco, California, United States Last Residence: Aust Friend's Name: F. Jensen Archive information (series:roll number): M1410:142 Sailing from Sydney, 20 Oct 1920 Ship Sonoma Jensen, Jens, age 31, Farmer, language English, nationality, Danish, race or people Scandanavian, last permanent address, Queensland, nearest relative or friend, F. Jessen, Wooroolin, Queensland, Australia, destination California, San Francisco Jensen, Anne S.F., age 23, language, English, nationality, Danish, race or people, Scandanavian, last permanent address, Queensland, nearest relative or friend, F. Jessen, Wooroolin, Queensland, Australia, destination California, San Francisco "California, San Francisco Passenger Lists, 1893-1953," database with images, FamilySearch
• Census: 11 Apr 1930, Township 11, Fresno, California, USA; US Census 1930, Township 11, Fresno, California 11 April 1930 Jensen, Jens, head of household, age on last birthday 40, age at marriage, 30, born in Denmark. parents birthplaces, Denmark: Language spoken at home before coming to the United States: Danish, year of immigration 1920. Farmer with own farm Jensen, Sophia, wife of Jens Jessen, age on last birthday 32, age at first marriage, 22, born in Australia, language English, year of immigration, 1920, naturalized, Jensen Frederick, son, age on last birthday, 8, born in California, father born in Denmark, mother born in Australia Jensen, Verna, daughter, age on last birthday, 5, born in California, , father born in Denmark, mother born in Australia Jensen Evelyn, daughter, age on last birthday, 2 5/12, born in California, , father born in Denmark, mother born in Australia Jensen, Eileen, daughter, age on last birthday, 8/12, born in Clifornia, , father born in Denmark, mother born in Australia (Transcribed from the 1930 United States Census, Fresno, California )
• Census: 1940, Fresno, California, United States; Jens Jensen , Judicial Township 3, Fresno, California, United States, age 50, married, born in Denmark, residence in 1935, same house Sophy Jensen, Judicial Township 3, Fresno, California, United States, age 42, wife, born in Australia, residence in 1935, same house Jens F Jensen, son, age 18, born in California Verna Jensen, daughter, age 15, born in California Evelyn Jensen, daughter, age 12, born in California Eileen Jensen, daughter, age 10, born in California Joyce Jensen, daughter, age 8, born in California Marjorie Jensen, daughter, age 7, born in California Phyllis Jensen, daughter, age 4, born in California Lars Jensen, Judicial Township 3, Fresno, California, United States, age 71, divorced, uncle, born in Denmark in 1869, residence in 1935, same house (1940 United States Census)
• Obituary: 14 Nov 1963, The Fresno Bee Republican, Fresno, California; Obituary Mrs Sophy Jensen, 66 of 5463 Walnut Avenue, Easton, died in a San Francisco hospital yesterday after a long illness. A native of Australia, Mrs Jensen came to the Eastern District in 1920. She belonged to St John's Lutheran Church in Easton and was a member of its Ladies Aid Society. Mrs Jensen is survived by her husband Jens M., a retired farmer, a son Fred of Houston, Texas; six daughters, Mrs Verna Odam, Mrs Eileen Farrer, Mrs Joyce Farrer, Mrs Marjorie Henry and Mrs Phyllis Pollard, all of Fresno, and Mrs Evelyn Jones, Sungen? , a brother, Fred Jessen of Mantanez, Contra Costa County, and three other brothers and four sisters in Australia, 18 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 9.30 AM Saturday in St John's Lutheran Church. Burial will be in Washington Colony Cemetery, with the Lisle Funeral home in charge. Transcribed from "The Fresno Bee Republican, Fresno, California," Thursday 14 November 1963.
• Funeral Notice: 15 Nov 1963, The Fresno Bee Republican, Fresno, California; Funeral Notice SATURDAY 9.30 AM SOPHY JENSEN, Wife of Jens Jensen. Mother of Fred Jensen, Mrs Verna Adam, Mrs Evelyn Jones, Mre Eileen Farrer, Mrs Joyce Farrer, Mrs Majorie Henry, and Mrs Phyllis Pollard. Four Sisters and four brothers. Eighteen grandchildren, three great grandchildren. SERVICES: St John's Lutheran Church, 5535 South Elm Avenue. Internent: Washington Colony Cemetery (Lisle Funeral Home) Transcribed from "The Fresno Bee Republican, Fresno, California", Friday, 15 November 1963. JENSEN, Mrs Sophy, of 5463 South Walnut Avenue, Easton, 9.30 AM, Saturday, St John's Lutheran Church, Easton; burial Washington Colony Cemetery; Lisle Funeral Home in charge. Transcribed from "The Fresno Bee Republican, Fresno, California, Friday , November 15, 1963

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration
JESSEN, Anna Sophia Fredericka: Birth: 25. 04.1897 F. . Andrew Frederick M. Mathilde Christine Bundersen; Reg No 1897/C10545 [Source: Queensland B. D. & M. Register]


Name:
Anna Sophia Fredericka Jessen and Jens Marius Jensen emigrated to America.They farmed in California.


Buried:
Washington Colony Cemetery
Fresno
Fresno County
California, USA
(Find A Grave Memorial)

Died:
California Death Index
JENSEN, SOPHY: Birth Date: 04/25/1897: Mother's Maiden Name: BUNDESEN: Death Place San Francisco, 90: Death Date: 11.12.1963: Age; 66 years

Anna married Jens Marius Jensen 06 Oct 1920, Kingaroy District, Queensland, Australia. Jens (son of Mads Jensen and Marie Christiane Rasmussen) was born 2 Jun 1889, Bogense Kjøbstad, Bogense Sogn, Odense Amt, Denmark; was christened 30 Jun 1889, Bogense Kirke; died 13 Jan 1972, Fresno, California, United States of America; was buried Washington Colony Cemetery, Fresno, Fresno County, California, USA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Education: 1901-1010, Wooroolin Provisional & State School ; Last Name: Jessen First Name: Christian School Name: Wooroolin Provisional & State School Date: 1901 - 1910 Source: From Federation to the Future: A History of Education in Wooroolin 1901 to 2001 by Dr. Judith A. Grimes Reference: 28
• Education: 1903, Coolabunia Provisional & State School ; Last Name: Jessen First Name: Christian School Name: Coolabunia Provisional & State School Date: 1903 Source: Over Our Shoulder - Coolabunia State School Centenary 1891-1991 Reference: P26 (Queensland School Pupils Index, Part 2)
• Education: 1909-1910, Wooroolin Provisional & State School ; Last Name: Jessen First Name: John School Name: Wooroolin Provisional & State School Date: 1901 - 1910 Source: From Federation to the Future: A History of Education in Wooroolin 1901 to 2001 by Dr. Judith A. Grimes Reference: 44 (Queensland School Pupils Index, Part 4)
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1919, Coolabunia West, Kingaroy District, Qld. Australia; Queensland Electoral Roll 1919 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Nanango No 4229: Jessen, Christian Johannsen: Place of Living Coolabunia: Occupation: Farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1925, Coolabunia West, Kingaroy District, Qld. Australia; Queensland Electoral Roll 1925 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Nanango No 1747: Jessen, Beatrice Isabelle. Place of Living: Hornby: Occupation; Home Duties. No 1749: Jessen, Christian Johannsen: Place of Living: Coolabunia: Occupation: Farmer
• Personal: 24 Jul 1930, The Brisbane Courier, Brisbane, Queensland; COOLABUNIA. Maize Crop.-In consequence of the fine weather and hard roads, the deliveries of maize have been more substantial. Mr. Chris. Jessen, the king maize grower of this district, started shelling on July 17. His crop is estimated to yield about 3500 bags. Transcribed from "The Brisbane Courier, Brisbane, Queensland", Thursday, 24 July 1930
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Hornby and Coolabunia; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division: Maranoa : Subdivision: Nanango No 2540: Jessen, Christian Johannsen: Place of Living: Coolabunia: Occupation: Farmer 2538: Jessen, Beatrice Isabelle. Place of Living: Hornby: Occupation; Home Duties. 2536: Jessen, Andrew Frederick: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation: Farmer: .
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949, Coolabunia; Queensland Electoral Roll 1949 Subdivision, Nanango Jessen, Christian Johansen, Coolabunia, farmer Jessen, Beatrice Isabelle, Coolabunia, home duties Jessen, Matilda Christina, Wooroolin, draper Jessen, Andrew Gordon, Wooroolin, farmer Jessen, Vera Grace, Wooroolin, home duties Jessen, Andrew Peter, Wooroolin, farmer Jessen, Catherine Maud, Wooroolin, home duties Jessen, Eileen Mary, Wooroolin, home duties Jessen, Jack Sophas, Wooroolin, farmer Jessen, Ellen Elizabeth, Wooroolin, home duties Jessen, Ronald Peter, "Aerothella," Wooroolin, farmer Jessen, Margaret Agnes, Wooroolin, home duties Jessen, William George, Wooroolin, labourer
• Accident: 10 Aug 1950, Brisbane Telegraph, Queensland; KINGAROY : Christie Jessen,52, farmer, of Coolabunia, was using a mechanical com puller when his right hand was caught in a part of tne machine. Four fingers were so injured that they had to be amputated. A glove Jessen was wearing became caught in the rollers and there was grave danger of the whole arm being pulled into the rollers. However, he was able to reach the tool box and get out a spanner with which he stopped the machine. Brisbane Telegraph, Qld., Thursday, 10 August 1950

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration:
JESSEN, CHRISTIAN JOHANSEN: Birth: 1898: Father: ANDREW FREDERICK: Mother: MATILDA CHRISTINA BUNDESEN: Reg No 1898/C7938 [Queensland Birth Register] 5 Apr 1925, 2 Feb 1930
Cecelia Beryl
Keith Edward

Christian Jessen
Australia Cemetery Inscriptions
Name Christian Jessen
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 17 Jan 23
Spouse's Name Beatrice Isabel McEvoy
Australia Cemetery Inscriptions, 1802-2005," database with images, FamilySearch


Name:
Queensland Census1936; Division: Maranoa : Subdivision: Nanango
2536: Jessen, Andrew Frederick: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation: Farmer: .
2538: Jessen, Beatrice Isabelle. Place of Living: Hornby: Occupation; Home Duties.


Buried:
TAABINGA VILLIAGE CEMETERY BURIAL REGISTER INDEX
Jessen, Christian Johannsen: Burial 16 Sep 1981: Entry 35
Jessen, Beatrice Isabelle McAvoy: Burial 24 Aug.1983: Entry 35

Name Ian John NULL Jessen
Maiden Name NULL
Event Type Burial
Event Date 2013
Event Place Memerambi, South Burnett Region, Queensland, Australia
Photograph Included Y
Birth Date 27 Feb 1944
Death Date 29 Oct 2013
Affiliate Record Identifier 183264734
Cemetery Memerambi Cemetery


Beatrice Isabelle NULL Jessen
Find A Grave Index
Name Beatrice Isabelle NULL Jessen
Maiden Name NULL
Event Type Burial
Event Place Taabinga, South Burnett Region, Queensland, Australia
Photograph Included Y
Birth Date 1899
Death Date 1983
Affiliate Record Identifier 183408579
Cemetery Taabinga Cemetery

Christian — Beatrice Isabelle McAvoy. Beatrice (daughter of Thomas Patrick McAvoy and Mary Anne McCavanagh) was born 25 Sep 1889, Beenleigh, Queensland, Australia; died 22 Aug 1983, Kingaroy District, Queensland, Australia; was buried 24 Aug 1983, Taabinga Village Cemetery, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Arrival in Aust: 10 Feb 1931, From Columbo to Brisbane and Worroolin, Queensland; Arrivals Passenger JESSEN, Andrew Frederick, Mr Ship /Aircraft Name: NARKUNDA Port of embarkation: Colombo Port of disembarkation: Brisbane Date of arrival: 10 Feb 1931 Arrivals Passenger JESSEN, Juanita, Mrs. Ship /Aircraft Name: NARKUNDA Port of embarkation: Colombo Port of disembarkation: Brisbane Date of arrival: 10 Feb 1931 (National Archives of Australia) S.S. NARKUNDA, from London, arriving at Freemantle, 10 Feb 1931 Commonwealth of Australia Quarantine Service JESSEN, Mr Andrew Frederick, second class, from Columbo to Brisbane, destination, Wooroolin, Kingaroy Line, Queensland JESSEN, Mrs Juanita, second class, rom Columbo to Brisbane, destination, Wooroolin, Kingaroy Line, Queensland Commonwealth of Australia, Quarantine Service)
• Arrival in Aust: 19 Apr 1938, From Colombo, Ceylon to Brisbane, Queensland; Passenger JESSEN, Andrew, MR. Ship/Aircraft Name: Strathallan Port of embarkation: Colombo Port of disembarkation: Brisbane Date of arrival: 19 Apr 1938 Passenger JESSEN, Juanita, MRS. Ship/Aircraft Name: Strathallan Port of embarkation: Colombo Port of disembarkation: Brisbane Date of arrival: 19 Apr 1938 Passenger JESSEN, Ronald, Master Ship/Aircraft Name: Strathallan Port of embarkation: Colombo Port of disembarkation: Brisbane Date of arrival: 19 Apr 1938 (National Archives of Australia) S.S. Strathallan, 19 Apr 1938 at Freemantle from London Commonwealth of Australia Quarantine Service Jessen, Mr Andrew, tourist, from Columbo to Brisbane, destination, Wooroolin, Kingaroy Line, Queensland Jessen, Mrs Juanita, tourist, from Columbo to Brisbane, destination, Wooroolin, Kingaroy Line, Queensland Jessen, Master Ronald, tourist, from Columbo to Brisbane, destination, Wooroolin, Kingaroy Line, Queensland (Commonwealth of Australia, Quarantine Service) Name: Master Ronald Jessen Departure Place: London, United Kingdom Arrival Date: 19 Apr 1938 Arrival Place: Fremantle, Western Australia Vessel: Strathallan (Fremantle, Western Australia, Passenger Lists, 1897-1963 Australia)
• Personal: 22 Jun 1938, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; NETHERBY NETHERBY, June 17. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jessen junior, and son from Ceylon, and Mrs. Shannon, Roma, were recent visitors to their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. S. Jessen. "Riverview." Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Wednesday, 22 June 1938
• Arrival in Aust: 8 Jun 1948, From Columbo to Sydney, New South Wales; Passenger JESSEN, Andrew Frederick, Mr Ship/Aircraft Name: STRATHAIRD Port of embarkation: Colombo Port of disembarkation: Sydney Date of arrival: 08 Jun 1948 Arrivals Passenger JESSEN, Juanita, Mrs. Ship /Aircraft Name: STRATHAIRD Port of embarkation: Colombo Port of disembarkation: Sydney Date of arrival: 08 Jun 1948 Passenger JESSEN, Ronald Frederick, Master Ship/Aircraft Name: STRATHAIRD Port of embarkation: Colombo Port of disembarkation: Sydney Date of arrival: 08 Jun 1948 S.S. STRATHAIRD arrival Freemantle on 8 Jun 1948 from London Commonwealth of Australia Quarantine Service Jessen, Pastor Andrew Frederick, Columbo to Sydney, address at destination in Australia, C/o Mrs. A.F. Jessen, Wooroolin, Queensland Jessen, Mrs Juanita, Columbo to Sydney, address at destination in Australia, C/o Mrs. A.F. Jessen, Wooroolin, Queensland Jessen, Master Ronald Frederick, Columbo to Sydney, address at destination in Australia, C/o Mrs. A.F. Jessen, Wooroolin, Queensland (Fremantle, Western Australia, Passenger Lists, 1897-1963, National Archives of Australia)
• Departure: 19 Aug 1948, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia; Andrew Frederick Jessen, aged 47, travelled on the Ship R.M.M.S. Aorangi with his wife Juanita and his son Ronald Frederick. The Ship Aorangi departed from Sydney, Australia on the 19 Aug 1948 and arrived in Vancouver/Victoria, British Columbia, Canada on 10 Sep 1918. The family travelled third class. The ship called in to Hawaii on 4 Sep 1948 and the Jessen family were granted shore leave. Andrew Frederick Jessen was going to the General Conference of Seventh Day Adventists at Tacoma Park, Washington, where the family planned to stay for 6 months. Andrew paid the tax for the boarder crossing from Canada for himself and Juanita. Ronald was exempt. Border Crossings from Canada to U.S. 1895 -1956 Name: Andrew Frederick Jessen Arrival Date: 10 Sep 1948 Age: 47 Birth Date: abt 1901 Gender: Male Ship Name: Aorangi Port of Arrival: Vancouver and Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Port of Departure: Sydney, Australia Honolulu, Hawaii, Passenger Lists, 1900 -1953 Name: Andrew Federick Jessen Age: 47 Gender: Male Birth Year: abt 1901 Port of Departure: Sydney, Australia Departure Date: 19 Aug 1948 Ship: Aorangi Port of Arrival: Honolulu, Hawaii Arrival Date: 4 Sep 1948 Ethnicity/Race/Nationality: British (English) Canadian Australian Line Sailings August 1948-December 1949 (issued June 4, 1948) for: Aorangi Ports of call: Vancouver, Victoria, Honolulu, Suva, Auckland, Sydney The Aorangi (17,491 grt, 600 ft. long) was delivered in 1924 to the Union Line of New Zealand. She was transferred in 1931 to the Canadian Australasian Line, a company formed jointly by the Union Line and Canadian Pacific to operate the transpacific service between Australia/New Zealand and Canada. She was sold for scrap in 1953. The ship was named after Mount Aorangi, a mountain on New Zealand's South Island. Aorangi is from the Maori language 'cloud in the sky' During the World War Two the Aorangi was used to transport New Zealand and Australian Troops and for many other purposes by the British Ministry of War Transport. After being returned to her owners in May 1946, she was reconditioned at Sydney and resumed service in August 1948 with accommodation for 212-1st, 170-cabin and 104-3rd class passengers for the Vancouver - Australia service. The service was plagued by union problems among the stewards and seamen. Because of demands for higher wages, the liner operated at a loss, but aided by subsidies from the Australian, New Zealand and Canadian governments the ship remained in service until June, 1953. The Aorangi's last voyage from Vancouver for Australia commenced on 14th May 1953. The liner was retired that summer and arrived in Dalmuir, Scotland late in July 1953 for scrapping.
• Arrival: 15 Mar 1949, Southampton, England, from New York; Ship, H.M.S. Queen Elizabeth Port of Arrival: Southampton, 15 Mar 1949, from New York Jessen, F.J., transit to India, Missionary, India Jessen, Junita, transit to India, Missionary, India Jessen Ronald F., transit to India, Student, India (Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960)
• Personal: 15 Aug 1951, Eastern Tidings, POONA, INDIA; MEET OUR WORKERS! Pastor A. F. Jessen, one of Australia's sons, came to Ceylon as a colporteur in 1923 and placed hundreds of the book "Daniel and the Revelation" in Ceylon homes. During his many years of service in the Southern Asia Division, Pastor Jessen has served as principal of two of our schools-Kottawa High School, Ceylon, and Kottarakara High School, Travancore. He has also been superintendent of the Ceylon Union Mission from 1941-1945; the North Malayalam Mission from 1946- 1949; and from 1949 to the present he has been president of the South Kerala Mission and principal of the Kottarakara. High School. Pastor Jessen says their aim is to double the membership of the mission as soon as possible. (Eastern Tidings, POONA, INDIA, AUGUST 15, 1951)
• Personal: 4 May 1954, The Youth Instructor/ The Times of India. ; PRIEST REPORTED DEAD IS ALIVE Pak Rail Crash By A Staff Reporter A Minister of the Seventh Day Adventist Church in India, who was reported to have been killed in the Jhimpur rail crash, 75 miles from Karachi, has actually escaped from a flaming compartment and reached Bombay by air. He is Pastor A. F. Jessen, President of the North-Western India Union Mission, who was referred to in a news agency message from Karachi as a "European priest", who refused to to leave his compartment stating: "I am safe. I shall come with my companions who are in trouble." Pastor Jessen stated in Bombay on Saturday, just before leaving for Poona: "I was able to save the man (an electrical engineer in the Pakistan Air Force) I was trying to extricate. I es- caped by the Providence of God without a scratch or a bruise." The pastor stated that he found the electrical engineer, his companion in a second-class compartment, crushed under a seat a few moments after the crash had occurred. He tried to extricate the engineer, but found it "impossible" to remove the heavy weight of "debris" which had fallen on him. Pastor Jessen said he then offered a prayer and made another attempt to extricate him and succeeded in doing so. By that time flames were all around them, but they managed to climb out of the burning compartment. (The Youth Instructor, May 4, 1954) The newspaper clipping is from the Times of India.
• Accident: 4 May 1954, The Youth Instructor, Seventh Day Adventist Journal; Without a Scratch By A. F. JESSEN MY FIRST visit to Pakistan was four days than one person has brief. But I lived more in those a right to expect in a lifetime. The express I had boarded at Multan, more than five hundred miles up the Indus River, was speeding through the night toward Karachi, at the river's mouth. There were two railway tracks. On one was our train, having eleven cars pulled by a large Diesel engine. On the other was an oil freight, with from fifteen to twenty loaded tank cars coming north from Karachi. At a curve on the line the freight had been derailed, and one tanker had evidently come across our track or close to it. Our engineer could not see the danger in time. That is how I came to be in the news. God had been preparing me for this experience at the pleasant constituency meeting held at our Roorkee Secondary Boarding School. For six enjoyable days some one hundred of us had met together in this beautiful spot, from which we had a glorious view of the majestic snow-clad ranges of the Himalayas. Meanwhile, a need arose over in Pakistan calling for one of the division officials to make a visit, but because none of them could complete their passport requirements in time, I was sent across the border to bring back a report. Crossing over from Amritsar, I arrived at our Pakistan headquarters in Lahore on the afternoon of January 18. It was a cold, wintry day, and the rain was falling steadily. That evening Pastor Alexander drove me out thirty-five miles to his school at Chuharkana, where his acres of wheat were giving promise of a good harvest. Up early the following morning, we reached Lahore in time to meet our appointment with a bishop whose hospital and church at Multan, I was to inspect with a view to purchasing. Then 240 miles by bus brought me to the large city of Multan late at night. Next morning, the twentieth, I was shown the hospital and cathedral, and had made copious notes concerning them. That afternoon I boarded the express passenger train for Karachi. In my second-class compartment were five very congenial Pakistani fellow passengers. The afternoon passed very pleasantly, and at 10 P.M., after an enjoyable game with the lively six-year-old daughter of the chief veterinary surgeon of Pakistan, we said our good nights and retired to our berths for sleep; mine happened to be an upper berth. About five-thirty in the morning I was awakened by a jolt, and the carriage had a crazy motion. There were smashing sounds outside, and I was immediately aware that it was a wreck. I earnestly entreated the Lord to save me, and then I lay waiting a few seconds. Then followed a tremendous impact, and a few horrible screams. I seemed to be gently moved from one position to another. I did not hit anything at any time during the crash. Just before the final impact I was turned face downward. I drew up my legs and hunched my back, and wondered whether God wanted me saved; if not, would death be instantaneous, or would I be pinned down with a mangled body? The final crash came and still I was not thrown against anything-nothing struck me. I thankfully said, "Lord, you have saved me." Then I felt water flowing over me; it was soon up to my waist. (I found out later it was Diesel oil.) I thought we must have fallen into a river, and I wondered whether I was safe yet. Then there were shouts of "Fire, fire!" I was lying about three feet under the debris. My bunk was over me, and I was lying on a mass of smashed planks, yet I was not in discomfort. I pushed upward, and my bunk moved; then, pushing aside, broken boards, I came out on top, without a scratch or a bruise. Our train had been traveling between fifty and sixty miles an hour when it struck the derailed oil freight. Our engine and first car, a third class, jumped the tracks, and were standing at an angle of about twenty-five degrees at the bottom of a seven-foot embankment. Our oil tanker was then evidently pushed across the track, and the second car crashed into it. It was crushed and twisted all out of shape, making a mass of wreckage about fifteen feet high. The third car, in which I was, was smashed into more than a thousand pieces. It was just a shapeless mass of broken planks, with the tubular oil tank, about fifteen feet long, on top of it, and the Diesel oil flowing all over it. Within four minutes of the crash, the smashed cars, with well over a hundred people in them, were a blazing inferno. Immediately on impact the oil tanker had caught fire, and the flames by this time were more than forty feet high. There was a terrible roar from the burning. A biting cold wind blew the flames over my head as they came closer and closer. I heard someone screaming for help, and there about three feet under the wreckage was one of my traveling companions, pinned down, with a chain pressing on his throat and broken planks over him so that he could not move. I did my best to lift the wreckage, but could not. I shouted for help, and finally a man came, and together we tried to lift, but in vain. The man then ran away, because the fire was just upon us. My friend who was pinned down, Mr. Abbasi, an electrical engineer in the Royal Pakistan Air Force, begged of me not to leave him to be burned up. I called upon God to help me lift that wreckage, and when I bent down to lift. Someone lifted with me, and we were able to lift high enough to set Mr. Abbasi free. He flung his arms round me, crying, "You have saved my life; you have saved my life." The flames were right upon us, but my oil-soaked trousers did not catch fire, neither were we scorched. Hand in hand my friend and I ran away from the flames. I excused myself from my companion, and went about fifty yards away behind a grove of cactus. There I thanked the Lord for caring for me so wonderfully, and I rededicated my life to His service. It was less than five minutes from the time of the first impact until my compartment was completely enveloped in flames. At bedtime the night before, my traveling companions were getting into their pajamas, and I had mine ready, but decided that since we would reach Karachi about daylight, I would sleep in my trousers, shirt, and socks. Later in the night it was very cold, though I was covered with two blankets, so I got up and put on my sweater. Therefore, though all my belongings were destroyed by the fire, I had something to wear that day. Several persons, who had been traveling in a part of the train that was undamaged and who had lost relatives in those smashed cars, could not control their grief, and above the roar of the flames could be heard their grief-stricken wailing. One railway employee who was working on the train had his wife and four children in the ompartment adjoining ours. They were all destroyed in that terrible fire. Those in the compartment to the rear of ours were also destroyed. The angel of the Lord was about those of us who were in the center compartment. I did not see one dead body. All had been burned up in that terrible fire, which continued for many hours. One oil tanker after another burst and spilled its contents over an area of several hundred square yards, feeding that awful fire. The breakdown special took us away from the scene of the accident about one o'clock in the afternoon, and we arrived in Karachi about four-thirty. After registering with the railway authorities I went to the railway telegraph section to send telegrams to my wife in Bombay and to Division President R. H. Pierson in Poona. After payment I had seven annas left. Feeling ashamed to proceed any farther without having a shave and getting some of the grime wiped off my face, I found a barber who demanded eight annas for a shave. Being short one anna, I had to bargain with him to accept what money I had. An interchange of words brought the desired result, and soon I was in a taxi on my way to our mission hospital. The young woman at the desk wondered at the audacity of the disreputable-looking man (oil-soaked trousers, dirty shirt, and no shoes) who asked for Rs. 2/4 to pay his taxi fare. It was not many minutes later that K. S. Brown and N. R. Fouts drove me down- town to purchase needed articles of attire. With passport burned and no return voucher for my flight back to Bombay, the situation might well have proved to be a difficult one, but the Lord continued to watch over His own, and by ten-thirty on the twenty-second I was in possession of an emergency passport and a ticket for the flight home. I left Karachi at one-thirty and by four-thirty the Viking landed in Bombay, where loved ones were waiting to meet the plane. We were surprised when the following account appeared in the Times of India the next day: "Tales of human fortitude and tragedy have been pouring in in the wake of the disaster. "A veterinary surgeon, who was traveling by the ill-fated train, narrated a story of a European priest, who chose death to save his companions. "The surgeon said, after having been extricated from the wreckage along with his six-year-old daughter, that he heard shouts of "help, help!" from an adjacent compartment, and he recognized the voice as that of the European priest whom he knew. He asked the priest to come out, but the priest was heard to say, "I am safe. I shall come with my companions who are in trouble." "Meanwhile the flames enveloped the entire compartment, and that was the last that was heard of the priest." Well, the one referred to as the "European priest" was I, and when we notified the reporter of the paper that the one reported dead was alive and unhurt, the following article was inserted the next day: "A Minister of the Seventh Day Adventist Church in India, who was reported to have been killed in the Jhimpur rail crash, 75 miles from Karachi, has actually escaped from a flaming compartment and reached Bombay by air. "He is Pastor A. F. Jessen, President of the Northwestern India Union Mission." "The pastor stated that he found the electrical engineer, his companion in a second-class compartment, crushed under a seat a few moments after the crash had occurred. He tried to extricate the engineer, but found it "impossible" to remove the heavy weight of "debris" which had fallen on him. "Pastor Jessen said he then offered a prayer and made another attempt to extricate him and succeeded in doing so By that time flames were all around them, but they managed to climb out of the burning compartment." I have tried to imagine how the angel of the Lord protected me from bumps and bruises, apart from death; for though all in my compartment were saved, they were badly cut and bruised. It is not possible to understand, but I am so thankful to be spared for further service! (The Youth Instructor, May 4, 1954
• Arrival: 16 Sep 1954, New York; New York Passenger Lists, 1820 - 1957 Name: Andrew Jessen Arrival Date: 16 Sep 1954 Estimated birth year: abt 1900 Age: 54 Gender: Male Port of Departure: Southampton, England Place of Origin: Australia Ethnicity/Race­/Nationality: Australian: Ship Name: Ile de France: Port of Arrival: New York, New York Line: 12 Microfilm Serial: T715 Microfilm Roll: T715_8508 Page Number: 174 Name: Juanita Jessen Arrival Date: 16 Sep 1954 Estimated birth year: abt 1895 Age: 59 Gender: Female Port of Departure: Southampton, England Place of Origin: Australia Ethnicity/Race­/Nationality: Australian Ship Name: Ile de France: Port of Arrival: New York, New York Line: 13 Microfilm Serial: T715 Microfilm Roll: T715_8508 Page Number: 174 Departure from Southamption, England on 11 Sep 1954. The Ile de France arrived in New York, New York on 16 Sep 1954 He was listed as a tourist travelling with his wife Juanita. Their home is listed as Box 1025, Collegedale, Tennessee [Source: Passenger List of the Ile de France] Ile de France Gross tonnage: 43,153 (1927), 44,356 (1949) Length: 791 feet Width: 92 feet Machinery: Steam turbines geared to quadruple screw Speed: 24 knots Capacity: 670 First, 408 Cabin, 508 Third (1927); 541 First, 577 Cabin, 277 Tourist (1949) Built: Chantiers de l'Atlantique Shipyard, St. Nazaire, France, 1927 Demise: Scrapped in Osaka, Japan, 1959
• Personal: 31 Mar 1955, The Madisonian, Madison College, Tennessee; Missionary Studies Madison Food Plant Elder A. F. Jessen, for more than thirty years a missionary to India and most recently president of the Northwestern Union in the Southern Asia Division, has been spending some time at the Food Factory studying the manufacture of Madison Foods. Upon returning to India Elder Jessen plans to establish small food factory units throughout his union. Because of the abundance of soy beans and peanuts grown in his country, these factories will specialize in the manufacture of soy milk, soy cheese, and Not-Meat. The Food Factory workers have greatly enjoyed Elder Jessen's presence with them, especially his stories of elephants and life in India. Many will recall an experience of Elder Jessen's which was publicized by the press about a year ago. While he was traveling by train through Pakistan, a collision occurred, setting the coaches on fire. Elder Jessen miraculously rescued a fellow traveler who was pinned beneath the wreckage by lifting the very heavy iron from him, thus releasing him. Both escaped a horrible death. Vol. 3 The Madisonian, Madison College, Tennessee, March 31, 1955
• Personal: 1 May 1958, Southern Asia Tidings, POONA, INDIA; Pastor A. F. Jessen, Principal of Lowry Memorial High School reports an excellent progress and bright prospects for the future of our health food industry in the school. (Southern Asia Tidings, POONA, INDIA, MAY 1, 1958)
• Arrival: 7 Nov 1960, From Brisbane, Australia to London, England; Sea Arrival Card Jessen, Andrew Frederick, date of arrival at London, England, United Kingdom, 7 Nov 1960, last permanent address, India, intended next permanent address, USA, intended length of stay in the United Kingdom, three weeks. (UK, Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960) Jessen, Juanita, date of arrival at London, England, United Kingdom, 7 Nov 1960, last permanent address, India, intended next permanent address, USA, intended length of stay in the United Kingdom, three weeks. (UK, Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960)
• Departure: 25 Nov 1960, From Southampton England; Name: Andrew Frederick JESSEN Date of departure: 25 November 1960 Port of departure: Southampton Date of Birth: 28 October 1900 Age: 60 (calculated from DOB) Marital status: Married Sex: Male Occupation: Missionary Country of birth: : Last country of residence: India: Intended country of residence: U S A: UK address: 207 SELHURST RD STH NORWOOD LONDON S E 25 Passenger recorded on: Sea departure card Name: Juanita JESSEN Date of departure: 25 November 1960 Port of departure: Southampton Date of Birth: 18 February 1895 Age: 65 (calculated from DOB) Marital status: Married Sex: Female Occupation: Missionary Country of birth: Ceylon: Last country of residence: India: Intended country of residence: U S A: UK address: 207 SELHURST RD STH NORWOOD LONDON SE 25: Passenger recorded on: Sea departure card Ship: Queen Elizabeth Master's name: D. M. Maclean Wgere Bound: New York, USA
• Profession, Description: 1923 - 1964, Ceylon, India and United States of America; Ordained Minister of the Seventh Day Adventist Church and Missionary
• Obituary: 30 Nov 1964, Pacific Union, Recorder, Vol 64, Angwin, California; JESSEN, Andrew Frederick was born Oct. 28, 1900, Queensland, Australia; and died in Martinez, Calif., Oct. 19, 1964. As a book salesman he worked his way through Australasian Missionary College. Elder Jessen served as colporteur, principal, and minister in India, as well as building a food factory that is still in buisness. The Jessens came to Martinez on retirement in 1960, and he served as a pastor until his death. Survivors: wife, Juanita; , Ronald; two grandchildren; 2 brothers and five sisters. (Pacific Union, Recorder, Vol 64, Angwin, California, November 30, 1964, No.20., Official Organ of the Pacific Union Conference of the Seventh-Day Adventists)
• Obituary: Dec 1964, Ingathering, Southern Asia Tidings, Poona, India; Until The Day Break JESSEN, Andrew Frederick was born Oct. 28, 1900, Queensland, Australia and died Oct. 19, 1964 at the University of California Hospital, San Francisco. Calf., USA., ten days following surgery. In 1925 he was united in marriage to Juanita Lisboa-Pinto. Beginning in 1923 Bro. Jessen canvassed in Ceylon and India. From June, 1925 he was principal of the Kottawa school and acting pastor of Bethel Chapel. In 1938 he was called as president of the Malayalam Field and principal of Kottarakara school, continuing until 1953. Further appointments led him to Bombay as Northwestern India Union President and to South India as Educational Secretary. From March 1956 -Oct 1960 he was principal of Lowry Memorial High School, Bangalore. Pastor Jessen was known in Southern Asia as a dilligent and very practical worker. During the last few years in America he has continued active pastoral work in Martinez, Calif. He is mourned by his wife and one son, Roland (Ronald) Frederick. (Ingathering, Southern Asia Tidings, VOLUME 59 POONA, INDIA, DECEMBER 1964 NUMBER 12)
• Obituary: 3 Dec 1964, Review and Herald ; JESSEN. - Andrew Frederick Jessen, born Oct. 28, 1900 in Queensland, Australia: died Oct. 19, 1964, at Martinez, Calif. He sold books and earned his way through Australasian Missionary College, graduating in 1923. While a book salesman in Ceylon he married college teacher, and together they devoted 38 years to denominational service. Besides being principal of the Kottawa, Kottarakara, and Lowry Memorial high schools, he was president of the Ceylon, Kerala, and Kannada Missions, and of the Northwestern India Union Conference. He built the food factory at Lowry Memorial High School, and in 1960 retired to Martinez, where he was pastor. His wife, Juanita, survives, as do a son, Ronald, two grandchildren, two brothers, and five sisters. grandchildren, two brothers, and five sisters. Transcribed from the "Review and Herald, Official Organ of the Seventh - Day Adventist Church, December 3, 1964"

Notes:

Escape From Death
By A. F. Jessen,
President
Northwestern India Union Mission About one hundred delegates met together recently at our Roorkee high
school for six enjoyable days of constituency meetings. From this beautiful spot we had an excellent view of the
majestic snow-clad ranges of the Himalayas, and the atmosphere was cooled by the breezes coming from those snowy
heights. During those days we sensed the presence of God with us.
Meanwhile, a situation had arisen in Pakistan necessitating a visit from one of the division officers. Owing to passport
requirements, which could not be completed immediately, these brethren were unable to proceed, so it was suggested
that I should cross the border and bring back a report.
It was my first visit to Pakistan, and I enjoyed meeting our brethren there and seeing how God was blessing His
work in that land. Returning, I boarded the express passenger train for Karachi.
I was in a second-class compartment with five congenial Pakistani passengers. The afternoon passed very pleasantly, and at 10 P.M., after an enjoyable game with the six-year-old daughter of the chief veterinary surgeon of Pakistan, we said our good nights and retired to our berths for sleep; mine was an upper berth.

God's Care for His Children
It was at about five-thirty the next morning that the Lord was pleased to display His marvelous power to me. In the
hope that it might encourage someone who reads this article, I shall relate the experience I had when our train crashed at Jhimpir, seventy-five miles out of Karachi, January 21, 1954.

Surely God cares for His children.

There were two railway tracks. On one was our train, going from Lahore to Karachi, having eleven cars and a large
Diesel engine. On the other was an oil freight with fifteen to twenty tanks filled with oil coming from Karachi. The oil
freight had been derailed, and one car had evidently come across our track or close to it. It was on a curve of the line, so our engineer could not see it till close by. Our train, traveling between fifty and sixty miles an hour, struck the obstruction, and the engine and first carriage, a third class, jumped the tracks, and were standing at an angle of about twenty-five degrees at the bottom of a seven-foot embankment. The oil tank was then evidently pushed across the track, and the second and third cars crashed into it. It was crushed and twisted all out of shape, making a mass of wreckage about fifteen feet high.
The third car, in which I was traveling, smashed into more than a thousand pieces. It was just a shapeless mass of broken planks, with the tubular oil tank, about fifteen feet long, on top of it, and the Diesel oil flowing all over
it.

Within four minutes of the crash, the smashed cars, with well over a hundred people in them, were a blazing inferno.
I was in an upper berth of a six-berth second-class compartment. There were first-class compartments at both ends of our car. About 5:30 I was awakened by a jolt, and the carriage had a crazy motion. There were smashing sounds outside, and I was immediately aware that it was a wreck. I entreated the Lord to save me, and then I lay waiting a few
seconds. Then followed a tremendous impact, and a few horrible screams. I seemed to be gently moved from one
position to another. I did not hit anything at any time during the crash. Just before the final crash I was turned face downward. I drew up my legs and hunched my back, and wondered whether God wanted me saved; if not, whether
death would be instantaneous, or whether I would be pinned down with a mangled body.

The final crash came, and still I was not thrown against anything. Nothing struck me, and I thankfully said,
"Lord, you have saved me." Then I felt what I thought was water flowing over me; it was soon up to my waist. (I found out later it was Diesel oil.) I thought we must have fallen into a river, and I wondered whether I was saved yet. Then there were shouts of. "Fire, fire!" I said, "Lord, please help me to get out of this." I was lying about three feet under the debris. My bunk was over me, and I was on a mass of smashed planks; yet I was quite comfortable. I pushed upward and my bunk moved; then, pushing aside broken boards, I came out on top, without a scratch.

Immediately on impact the oil tank had caught fire, and the flames by this time were more than forty feet high, and
there was a terrible roar from the burning. A biting
cold wind blew the flames over my head as they came closer and closer. I heard someone screaming for help, and there, about three feet under the wreckage, was one of my traveling
companions, pinned down, with a chain pressing on his throat and broken planks over him so that he could not move. I did my best to lift the wreckage, but could not. I shouted for help, and finally a man came. Together we tried to lift, but in vain. The man then ran away, because the fire was just upon us.

My friend, who was pinned down, Mr. Abbasi, an electrical engineer in the Royal Pakistan Air Force, begged me not
to leave him to be burned up. I called upon God to help me lift that wreckage, and when I bent down to lift, someone
lifted with me, and we were able to lift high enough to set Mr. Abbasi free. He flung his arms around me crying, "You
have saved my life, you have saved my life." The flames were right upon us, but my oil-soaked trousers did not catch
fire, neither were we scorched. Hand in hand my friend and I ran away from the flames.

I excused myself from my companion, and went about fifty yards away behind a grove of cactus. There I thanked
the Lord for caring for me so wonderfully, and I rededicated my life to His service. It was less than five minutes from the time of the first impact until my
compartment was completely enveloped in flames.

At bedtime the night before, my traveling companions were getting into their pajamas, and I had mine ready, but decided that, since we would reach Karachi about daylight, I would sleep in my trousers, shirt and socks. Later in the
night it was very cold, though I was covered with two blankets, so I got up and put on my sweater. Therefore,
though all my belongings were destroyed by the fire, I had something to wear.

Several persons who had been traveling in the part
of the train that was undamaged, and who had lost relatives in those two smashed carriages, could not control their grief, and above the roar of the flames could be heard their griefstricken wailing. One railway employee
who was working on the train had his wife and four children in the compartment adjoining ours. They were all destroyed in that terrible fire. Those in the compartment to the rear of ours were also destroyed.

Safe and Homeward Bound

A special train took us away from the scene of the accident about 1 P.M., and we arrived in Karachi about four-thirty.
After registering with the railway authorities I went to the railway telegraph section to send telegrams to my wife in Bombay and to R. H. Pierson in Poona. Soon I was in a taxi on my way to our mission hospital. It was not many minutes later that Brethren Brown and Fouts drove me downtown to purchase needed articles of attire. With passport burned, and no return voucher for my flight back
to Bombay, the situation might well have proved to be a difficult one, but the Lord continued to watch over His own,
and by ten-thirty on January 22 I was in possession of an emergency passport and a ticket for the flight home. I left
Karachi at one-thirty and by four-thirty. The Viking
landed in Bombay, where loved ones were waiting to meet the
plane.

I am indeed thankful that I was spared. I did not see one dead body. All had been burned up in that terrible fire, which continued for many hours. One oil tank after another burst and spilled its contents over the area of several hundred square yards, feeding that awful fire.

I have tried to imagine how the angel protected me from bumps and bruises, apart from death; for though all in my
compartment were saved, they were badly cut and bruised. It is not possible to understand, but I am so thankful to be
spared for further service!
(REVIEW AND HERALD, MAY 6, 1954)

Birth:
Birth Registration
JESSEN, Andrew Frederick: Birth: 28.10.1900: Father: Andrew Frederick: Mother: Matilda Christina BUNDESEN Reg No 1900/C8384 [Queensland Birth Register]





Name:
Andrew Frederick became a missionary.


Buried:
Andrew F Jessen
Birth 1900
Death 1964 (aged 63?64)
Burial
Oakmont Memorial Park
Lafayette, Contra Costa County, California, USA Show Map
Plot Sanctuary
Memorial ID 190862372
Created by: Kathy Wells
Added: 25 Jun 2018
Find a Grave Memorial 190862372


Juanita Jessen
Birth 1895
Death 1979 (aged 83?84)
Burial
Oakmont Memorial Park
Lafayette, Contra Costa County, California, USA Show Map
Plot Sanctuary
Memorial ID 190862385
Created by: Kathy Wells
Added: 25 Jun 2018
Find a Grave Memorial 190862385

Died:
CALIFORNIA DEATH INDEX
JESSEN, Andrew F. Birth Date: 28.10.1901: Mothers Maiden Name. Bunderan: Death Place: San Francisco 90: Death Date: 19.10 1964: Age 64 years

Andrew F Jessen
California Death Index
Name Andrew F Jessen
Event Type Death
Event Date 19 Oct 1964
Event Place San Francisco, California, United States
Birth Date 28 Oct 1900
Birthplace Rest Of World
Gender Male
Mother's Name Bunderan
("California Death Index, 1940-1997," database, FamilySearch)

Andrew married Juanita Luzia Lisboa-Pinto 1925, Celon or India. Juanita was born 18 Feb 1894, Colombo, Ceylon; died 06 Dec 1979, Contra Costa, Los Angeles, California, USA; was buried Oakmont Memorial Park Lafayette, Contra Costa County, California, USA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• 1922 Electorial Roll: 1925, Royal Hotel, Maryborough; Queensland Electoral Roll 1925 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Maryborough No 31: JESSEN, Christine Margreta: Place of Living: Royal Hotel: Occupation: Barmaid
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Charlestown: [Wooroolin; Queensland Electoral Rol 1936 Division: Maranoa : Subdivision: Nanango. No. 2289: Hogg, Stewart Samuel: Place of Living: Charlestown: [Wooroolin] Occupation: Farmhand Hogg, Christine Margrate: Place of Living: Charlestown: [Wooroolin] Occupation:Home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Charlestown, Wooroolin; Queensland Electoral Roll,1936 Division: Maranoa : Subdivision: Nanango. No. 2289: Hogg, Stewart Samuel: Residence: Charlestown: [Wooroolin] Occupation: Farmhand Hogg, Christine Margrate: Samuel: Residence: Charlestown: [Wooroolin] Occupation:Home duties

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration:
Surname: JESSEN:Given Names: CHRISTINA MARGRATE: Birth: 15.03.1903: Father. ANDREW FREDERICK: Mother. MATILDA CHRISTINE BUNDESEN Reg No 1903/C7045 [Source: Queensland B. D. & M. Register]


Buried:
MEMERAMBI CEMETERY REGISTER INDEX
Hogg, Stuart Samuel Hogg; 25 Oct 1975: Entry No 26
Hogg, Christina Margrate: 07 Feb 1990: Entry No. 26

Cemetery: Memerambi: Family Name: Hogg: Given Names: Stuart Samuel: Birth Date: Death Date: 23 Oct 1975: Age: 74y Remarks: h/Christa Margrate
Cemetery: Memerambi: Family Name: Hogg: Given Names: Christa Margrate: Birth Date: Death Date: 5 Feb 1990: Age: 86y Remarks: née Jessen; w/Stuart Samuel

Christina married Stuart Samuel Hogg 17 Jul 1929, Wooroolin Presbyterian Church, Wooroolin, Queensland, Australia. Stuart (son of Alexander Hogg and Catherine Mary Tansey) was born 1901, Queensland, Australia; died Oct 1975, Kingaroy District, Queensland, Australia; was buried 25 Oct 1975, Memerambi Cemetery near Kingaroy, Qld. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Education: 1909, Coolabunia Provisional & State School ; Last Name: Jessen First Name: Minnie Caroline School Name: Coolabunia Provisional & State School Date: 1909 Source: Over Our Shoulder - Coolabunia State School Centenary 1891-1991 Reference: P26 ((Queensland School Pupils Index, Part )
• Education: 1901-1910, Wooroolin Provisional & State School ; Last Name: Jessen First Name: Minnie School Name: Wooroolin Provisional & State School Date: 1901 - 1910 Source: From Federation to the Future: A History of Education in Wooroolin 1901 to 2001 by Dr. Judith A. Grimes Reference: 220 (Queensland School Pupils Index, Part 4)
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Wooroolin near Kingaroy; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division of Maranoa ; Subdivision of Nanango No 4812: Shannon, Minnie Caroline: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation: Home duties Queensland Electoral Roll 1934 Subdivision, Roma Shannon, Arthur Joseph, Tiffin it., Roma, shearer
• Personal: 22 Jun 1938, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; NETHERBY NETHERBY, June 17. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jessen junior, and son from Ceylon, and Mrs. Shannon, Roma, were recent visitors to their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. S. Jessen. "Riverview." Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Wednesday, 22 June 1938
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1943, Wooroolin; Queensland Electoral Roll 1943 Division of Maranoa ; Subdivision of Nanango No 5580: SHANNON, Minnie Caroline: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation: home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949 - 1954, Lorraine Station, Cloncurry; Queensland Electoral Roll 1949 Division of Lichardt - Subdivision of Burke No 217: SHANNON, Arthur Joseph: Lorraine Station, Cloncurry: Occupation: contractor No 218: SHANNON, Minnie Caroline: Place of Living: Lorraine Station, Cloncurry: home duties QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1954 Division of Lichardt - Subdivision of Burke No 201: SHANNON, Arthur Joseph: Place of Living: Lorraine Station, Cloncurry: Occupation: contractor No 202: SHANNON, Minnie Caroline: Place of Living: Lorraine Station: home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1958, 1963, Lolworth, Pentland; Queensland Electoral Roll 1958 Subdivision of Dalrymple Shannon, Minnie Caroline, Lolworth, Pentland, home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1963, Fort Constantine Station, Cloncurry; Queensland Electoral Roll 1963 Subdivision of Shannon, Minnie Caroline, Fort Constantine Station, Cloncurry, cook
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1968, Charlestown via Kingaroy; Queensland Electoral Roll 1968 Subdivision of Nanango Shannon, Minnie Caroline, Charlestown via Kingaroy, home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1972, Alvira Caravan Park, Victoria Point; Queensland Electoral Roll 1972 Subdivision of Cleveland Shannon, Minnie Caroline, Alvira Caravan Park, Victoria Point
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1977, 168 Panorama Drive, Thornlands; Queensland Electoral Roll 1977 Subdivision of Cleveland Shannon, Minnie Caroline, 168 Panorama Drive, Thornlands

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration::
JESSEN, Minnie Caroline: Birth: 09.05. 1905 Father:. Andrew Frederick Mother. Matilda Christina BUNDESEN; 1905/C7679 [Source: Queensland B. D. & M. Register]

Lola Margaret Shannon married Stewart Ford Campbell
Son
Harry Arthur Campbell

Death Registration
Harry Arthur Campbell

Name: Harry Arthur Campbell
Death Date: 12 Jan 1962
Death Place: Queensland
Father's name: Stewart Ford
Mother's name: Lola Margaret Shannon
Registration Year: 1962
Registration Place: Queensland
Registration Number: 001343
Page Number: 422
(Queensland Death Index 1788-1985)

Death 12 Jan 1962, Townsville, Queensland, Australia
Burial Townsville

Death Registration
1959 C403 Stewart Ford Campbell
James Henry and Kate Emma Battley
(Queensland Death Index 1788-1985)

Inscription for Stewart Ford Campbell
Cemetery: Cloncurry QLD
Inscription Id: 6745738
Surname: Campbell
Given Names: Stewart Ford
Birth Date: 1920
Death Date: 1959
Gender: M
Portion: 8
Father's Name: James Henry
Mother's Name: Kate Emma
Mother's Maiden: Battley
Remarks: son/James Henry & Kate Emma (Battley)
Photographed by: Joe Sharman Transcribed by: Reg & Jean McDonell, Australian Cemeteries Index

Lola Margaret Shannon Campbell
Death, 8 Jul 2015
Marriage
George Charles Pengelly
9 Jul 2011
Redcliffe, Queensland, Australia

Queensland Electoral Roll 1958
Subdivision, Burke
Campbell, Lola Margaret, Talawanta Station, Normanton, home duties
Campbell, Stewart Gard, Talawanta Station, Normanton, station manager

Queensland Electoral Roll 1963
Subdivision, Bowen
Campbell, Lola Margaret, Mt. Nutt Road, Queens Beach, Bowen, home duties

Queensland Electoral Roll 1972, 1977
Subdivision, Bowen
Campbell, Lola Margaret, Mt. Nutt Road, Queens Beach, Bowen, home duties

Queensland Electoral Roll 1980
Subdivision, Bowen
Pengelly, George Charles, 60 Murroona St., Queens Beach, rubber worker
Pengelly, Lola Margaret, 60 Murroona St., Queens Beach, home duties

Lola Margaret Pengelly
Born in Australia on 4 November 1932
Passed away on 8 July 2015
Aged 82 years
Great Southern Crematorium
1774- 1794 Mt Cotton Rd
George Hartnett Funerals
42 Gaza Road, Holland Park

PENGELLY Lola
Funeral notice 08 JUL 2015
Death, age 82, late of Sandgate, formerly of Bowen and Sarina
Mackay Daily Mercury 10 JUL 2015
(The Ryerson Index Online Database )








Buried:
Burial Record for Minnie Caroline Shannon
Cemetery: Bowen General: Family Name: Shannon: Given Names: Minnie Caroline: Birth Date: 9 May 1905: Death Date: 9 Dec 1978 Age: Remarks: Portion: Row

Inscription
MINNIE CAROLINE SHANNON
Born 9-5-1905
Died 9-12-1978
A KIND AND GENTLE WOMAN


Died:
Minnie Caroline Shannon
Birth 1905
Death 1978 (aged 72?73)
Burial
Bowen General Cemetery
Bowen, Whitsunday Region, Queensland, Australia
Memorial ID 50776725
Maintained by: Find a Grave
Originally Created by: T.V.F.T.H.
Added: 8 Apr 2010
Find a Grave Memorial 50776725

Minnie married Arthur Joseph Shannon 22 Apr 1928, Queensland, Australia . Arthur (son of William Charles Shannon and Frances Goldfinch) was born 25 Jul 1901, Goulburn, New South Wales; died 18 Apr 1955, Atherton, Queensalnd, Australia; was buried 20 Apr 1955, Rockley Road Cemetery, Atherton, Queensland. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Education: 1914, Coolabunia Provisional & State School ; Last Name: Jessen First Name: Catherine School Name: Coolabunia Provisional & State School Date: 1914 Source: Over Our Shoulder - Coolabunia State School Centenary 1891-1991 Reference: P29 (Queensland School Pupils Index, Part 2)
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Wooroolin near Kingaroy; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division of Maranoa : Subdivision of Nanango 2539: JESSEN, Catherine Maud: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation: Home Duties.
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949, Wooroolin; Queensland Electoral Roll 1949 Subdivision of Nanango Jessen, Catherine Maud, Wooroolin, home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1954, 29 Hyne St., Gympie; Queensland Electoral Roll 1954 Subdivision of Gympie Kunst, Asmus, 29 Hyne St., Gympie Kunst, Catherine Maud, 29 Hyne St., Gympie
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1954, 337 Albert Street, Maryborough; Queensland Electoral Roll 1954 Subdivision of Maryborough Kunst, Asmus, 337 Albert Street Kunst, Catherine Maud, 337 Albert Street, home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1958, 107 Woodstock St., Maryborough; Queensland Electoral Roll 1958 Subdivision od Maryborough Kunst, Asmus, 107 Woodstock St. Kunst, Catherine Maud, 107 Woodstock St., home duties

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration:
JESSEN, CATHERINE MAUD: Birth: 22.05.1908 Father:. ANDREW FREDERICK; Mother. MATILDA CHRISTINA BUNDESEN; Reg No. 1908/C7904 [Source: Queensland B. D. & M. Register]

Asmus Kunst, marriage 1951

Possible records
JAMES Catherine Maud
Death notice 18 JAN 1990
Death, age, 81, at Maryborough Hospital Nursing Home
Fraser Coast Chronicle (Hervey Bay) 20 JAN 1990

Personal Details Details
Last Name James
Other Names Catherine Maud
Gender Female
Age 81
Age Unit Years
Birthplace MARYBOROUGH QLD
Date of Birth
Date of Death
Date of Burial 22/01/1990
Cemetery Maryborough Cemetery
Address cnr Walker Street & Bruce Highway, Maryborough West QLD 4650
Burial Type
Burial
Division
Section Maryborough - Garden of Rest ix
Plot/Niche 2023
Fraser Coast Cemeteries Online

Queensland Electoral Roll, 1963
James, Catherine Maud, Manchester House, Adeliade St., Maryborough
James, Robert Warren, Adeliade St., Maryborough, painter

Queensland Electoral Roll, 1972, 1977
James, Catherine Maud, 8 Richmond Lane, Maryborough
James, Robert Warren, 8 Richmond Lane, Maryborough, painter

Queensland Electoral Roll, 1980
Wide Bay
James, Catherine Maud, Wahroonga, Neptune St., Maryborogh
James, Robert Warren, 8 Richmond Lane, Maryborough, painter

JAMES Robert Warren
Death notice 02 SEP 1982
Death, age, 58, at St. Stephen's Church Hospital, late of Maryborough
Fraser Coast Chronicle (Hervey Bay) 03 SEP 1982

1982 56133
Robert Warren James
Arthur James and Catharene Mary O'Connor
(Queensland Death Index 1829-1985)

Burial
Name Robert Warren James
Event Type Death
Event Date 02 Sep 1982
Event Place Maryborough
Event Place (Original) Maryborough
Death Date 2 Sep 1982
Burial Place Maryborough, Queensland, Australia
Cemetery Maryborough
Spouse's Name Catherine Maud James
"Australia Cemetery Inscriptions, 1802-2005," database with images, FamilySearch


Buried:
Catherine Maud James
Birth unknown
Death 1990
Burial
Maryborough Cemetery
Maryborough, Fraser Coast Region, Queensland, Australia
Plot Maryborough - Garden of Rest ix 2023
Memorial ID 193721822 · View Source
(Find A Grave Memorial)

Died:
Death registration:
Catherine Maud James
Birth year:
1909
Death date:
18/01/1990
Mother's name:
Matilda Christina Bundasen
Father/parent's name:
Andrew Frederick Jessen
Registration details:
1990//51212
(Queensland Historical Death Index 1829-1990)



JAMES Catherine Maud
Death notice 18JAN1990
Death 81 at Maryborough Hospital Nursing Home
Fraser Coast Chronicle (Hervey Bay) 20JAN1990
(The Ryerson Index Online Database)

Catherine — Asmus Kunst. Asmus (son of Jes Frederick Kunst and Anna Christina Petersen) was born Abt 1885, Brunshoem or Havelholz, Germany; died 2 Aug 1961, Base Hospital, Maryborough, Queensland, Australia; was buried 4 Aug 1961, Maryborough Cemetery, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Catherine — Robert Warren James. Robert was born 1924, Queensland, Australia; died 2 Sep 1982, St. Stephen's Church Hospital, Maryborough; was buried Maryborough Cemetery, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Education: 1915, Coolabunia Provisional & State School ; ast Name: Jessen First Name: Matilda School Name: Coolabunia Provisional & State School Date: 1915 Source: Over Our Shoulder - Coolabunia State School Centenary 1891-1991 Reference: P29 (Queensland School Pupils Index, Part 2)
• Education: 1911-1920, Wooroolin Provisional & State School ; Last Name: Jessen First Name: Matilda School Name: Wooroolin Provisional & State School Date: 1911 - 1920 Source: From Federation to the Future: A History of Education in Wooroolin 1901 to 2001 by Dr. Judith A. Grimes Reference: 436 (Queensland School Pupils Index, Part 4)
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Memerambi; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936; Division: Maranoa : Subdivision: Nanango. No. 5772: Woltmann, Leslie: Residence Memerambi: Occupation: Sharefarmer No. 5774 Woltmann, Matilda Laurine: Residence: Wooroolin: Occupation: Home duties.
• Personal: 21 Apr 1949, Maryborough Chronicle, Queensland; Social And Personal Staying in town over Easter as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Jessen were:-Mrs. L. Waltman, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Jessen, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Hogg; Mr. and Mrs. A. Kunst, and Mr. P. Jessen. All were in town for the Karft-Kunst wedding which took place on Easter Saturday. Maryborough Chronicle, Queensland, Thursday, 21 April 1949
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1958, 17 South St., Wondai; Queensland Electoral Roll 1958 Subdivision, Wondai Woltmann, Leslie, 17 South St., Wondai, butcher Woltmann, Matilda Laurine, 17 South St., Wondai, home duties Woltmann, Leo, 17 South St., Wondai, butcher
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1963, Wattle Camp, Nanango; Queensland Electoral Roll 1963 Subdivision of Nanango Woltmann, Leslie, "Wattle Camp," Nanango, farmer Woltmann, Matilda Laurine, "Wattle Camp," Nanango, home duties Woltmann, Leo, Memerambi, home duties Woltmann, Cedric John, Memerambi, farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1968, 34 Ivy St., Kingaroy; Queensland Electoral Roll 1968 Subdivision, Nanango Woltmann, Leslie, 34 Ivy St., Kingaroy, grazier Woltmann, Matilda, Laurine, 34 Ivy St., Kingaroy, home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1980, 32 McLucas St., Murgon; Queensland Electoral Roll 1980 Subdivision, Woltmann, Matilda Laurine, 32 McLucas St., Murgon

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration
1910/C8421 JESSEN, Matilda Laurine: Birth: Father. Andrew Frederick: Mother. Matilda Christine BUNDESEN. [Source: Queensland B. D. & M. Register 1929-1913]

WOLTMANN Gertrude Muriel
Death notice 04 JUL 2001
Funeral, late of Kingaroy, formerly of Wooroolin Courier Mail (Brisbane) 02 JUL 2001
The Ryerson Index Online Database

Gertrude H Woltmann
Birth: 1902
Death: Jan. 28, 2001
Burial:
Memerambi Cemetery
Memerambi
South Burnett Region
Queensland, Australia
Created by: T.V.F.T.H.
Record added: May 06, 2015
Find A Grave Memorial# 146128892


Name:
Matilda Laurine Jessen


Buried:
Section Lawn, S2SS2
Row: E
Plot No 19
(South Burnett Cemeteries Online)

Matilda married Leslie Woltmann 06 Aug 1930, Kingaroy District, Queensland, Australia. Leslie (son of Johann Frederick Woltmann and Grace Annie Freshwater) was born 1905, Queensland, Australia; died 27 Aug 1978, KIngaroy District, Queensland, Australia; was buried Kingaroy-Taabinga Cemetery, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Personal: 2 Jun 1934, The Courier-Mail Brisbane, Queensland; PUBLIC NOTICES In consequence of the loss of Policy No. 1508, effected by Andrew Frederick Jessen in favour of Jack Sophas Jessen, it is the Intention of The Australian Provincial Assurance Association, Limited, to issue a Special Policy in Its stead after the 2nd July, 1934. C. A. ARCHER, Manager for Queensland. Transcribed from "The Courier-Mail Brisbane, Queensland, Saturday 2 June 1934"
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Wooroolin near Kingaroy; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1936 Division: Maranoa : Subdivision: Nanango. 2545, JESSEN,, Jack Sophas: Place of Living: Wooroolin: Occupation: Farmer.
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1943 &1949, Wooroolin; Queensland Electoral Roll 1943, 1949 Subdivision of Nanango Jessen, Ellen Elizabeth, Wooroolin, home duties Jessen, Jack Sophas, Wooroolin, farmer Jessen Eileen Mary, Wooroolin, home duties
• Land Transfer after death: 23 May 1949, The Courier-Mail Brisbane, Queensland; GOVERNMENT NOTICES TRANSMISSION BY DEATH "THE REAL PROPERTY ACTS 1861 - 1942." (a)ANDREW FREDERICK JESSEN, late of Wooroolln. - (b) 4th July, 1945. - (c) Jack Sophas Jessen, of the same place.- (d) Pors. 43V, 142V. 34V. 1, resubs. 5.' 6, sub. 3, por. 155V, parish Wooroolln.- (c) Fee-simple.- (f) Will dated 22nd January, 1945. Transcribed from "The Courier-Mail Brisbane, Queensland, Monday 23 May 1949"
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1954, 99 Ariadne St., Maryborough; Queensland Electoral Roll 1954 Subdivision of Maryborough Jessen, Ellen Elizabeth, 99 Ariadne St., home duties Jessen, Jack Sophas, 99 Ariadne St., taxi driver
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1958-1968, 319 Ann St., Maryborough; Queensland Electoral Roll 1958, 1963, 1968 Subdivision of Maryborough Jessen, Ellen Elizabeth, 319 Ann St., home duties Jessen, Jack Sophas, 319 Ann St., mail contractor

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration:
1913/C10723 JESSEN, JACK SOPHUS: Birth: 1913; Father..ANDREW FREDERICK: Mother: MATILDA CHRISTINA BUNDESEN [Source: Queensland B. D. & M. Register]


Name:
Queensland Electoral Roll 1936;



Buried:
MARYBOROUGH CEMETERY,QUEENSLAND,AUSTRALIA
Jessen, Ellie, d. 16-8-1994, Age:78
Jessen, John, d. 21-5-1970, Age:57

Cemetery: Maryborough Cemetery
Division: vii
Section: Garden of Rest vii
Plot/Niche: 1538
(Fraser Coast Regional Council Cemeteries Online)

Died:
Surneme:JESSEN
Given Names: Jack Sophi (John)
Death notice: 21 MAY 1970
Death
Age: 57
Other Details: at St. Stephen's Church Hospital, Maryborough, late of Maryborough
Fraser Coast Chronicle (Hervey Bay) 22 MAY 1970
(The Ryerson Index Online Database)

Death Registration
1970
C2838
Jack Sophis Jessen
Andrew Frederick Jessen
Matilda Christina Bundesen
(Queensland Historical Death Index 1829-1984)

Jack married Ellen Elizabeth Deem 11 Aug 1938, Kingaroy District, Queensland, Australia. Ellen (daughter of Edwin Deem and Ellen Elizabeth Crowe) was born 7 Feb 1916, Gayndah, Queensland, Australia; died 16 Aug 1994, Torbay Retirement Village, Torquay, Hervey Bay, , Queensland; was buried 18 Aug 1994, Maryborough Cemetery, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration:notes;
ANDERSEN, ALICE KAREN: Birth: 12 .06.1893: Father:. PETER CHRISTIAN: M. CHARHRINA MARIA JESSEN: Reg. No. 1893/C10771 (Source: Queensland Birth Register)


Buried:
MARYBOROUGH CEMETERY BURIAL REGISTER INDEX
Andersen, Alice Karen, age 84: 1 Apr 1978: Entry No.30.

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1925 & 1936, Wondai; Queensland Electoral Roll.1925 No 58. Andersen, Anders Lars. Residence: Ferry St., Maryborough: Occupation: Butter Factory worker Queensland Electoral Roll.1936 No. 56: Andersen, Anders Lars: Residence: Wondai: Occupation: Factory Manager. [Note: Wondai Butter Factory}

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration:
ANDERSEN, ANDERS LARS.Birth: 16.08.1895 Father. PETER CHRISTIAN: Mother. CHATRINA MARIA JESSEN Reg No. 1895/C11171(Qld. Birth Register)


Buried:
Wondai Cemetery Register Index:
Andersen, Anders Lars, age 70: 20 October 1965

Anders married May Elizabeth Roberts 10 Sep 1919, St. Paul's Church, Maryborough, Queensland, Australia. May was born 21 May 1895, Maryborough, Queensland, Australia; died 1953, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Anders married Mildred Tyson 23 Oct 1954, St. Augustine's Church, Hamilton, Brisbane. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1925, Palmerston St., Annerley, Brisbane; Queensland Electoral Roll 1925 Division of Moreton, Subdivision of Coorparoo ADams, Anna Sophia Fredericka, Palmerston st., Annerley, home duties Adams, Arthur, Palmerston st., Annerley, mechanic
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, John St., Maryborough; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Commonwealth of Australia Electoral Roll: State of Queensland: Division of Wide Bay Roll of Electors for Subdivision of Maryborough No 14: ADAMS, Anna Sophia Fredericka: Place of Living: 208 John St., Occupation; home duties No 15: ADAMS, Arthur: Place of Living: 208 John St.: Occupation Mechanic
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949 - 1954, 9 Margaret St., Toowoomba; Queensland Electoral Roll 1949 Division of Darling Downs - Subdivision of East Toowoomba 19: Adams, Annie Sophia Fredericka, 9 Margaret st., home duties 21: Adams, Arthur, 9 Margaret st., telephone mechanic Queensland Electoral Roll 1954 Division of Darling Downs - Subdivision of East Toowoomba 19: Adams, Annie Sophia Fredericka, 9 Margaret st., home duties 21: Adams, Arthur, 9 Margaret st., telephone mechanic
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1954, 30 Erry St., Camp Hill, Brisbane; Queensland Electoral Roll 1954 Division of Bowman - Subdivision of Bullimba 60: Adams, Annie Sophia Fredericka, 30 Eerry st., Camp Hill, home duties 61: Adams, Arthur, 30 Erry st., Camp Hill

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration:.
ANDERSEN, Anna Sophia Fredericka: Birth: 15. 10.1897 . Father . Peter Christian: Mother. Chatterina Maria JESSEN: Reg No 1897/C10587 ( Qld. B. D. & M. Register)


Died:
Surname: ADAMS: Given Names: Anna Sophia Fredericka (Girlie): Notice Type: Death notice: Date: 20JUN1970: Type: Funeral: Other Details: late of Camp Hill: Publication: Fraser Coast Chronicle (Hervey Bay): Published: 20JUN1970
(Ryerson Index to contemporary death notices and obituaries in Australian newspapers)

Anna married Arthur Adams 21 Sep 1921, St Paul's Church of England, Maryborough, Queensland,. Arthur was born 30 May 1892, Ipswich, Queensland, Australia; died 9 May 1965, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; was buried 12 May 1965, Cremation , Springvale Botanical Cemetery, Melbourne. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
Birth registratin:
ANDERSEN, KATHRINE MARIA Marie: Birth; 16. 09.1900:. Fathr:. PETER CHRISTIAN: Mother;. KATHRINE MARIE JESSEN: Reg No 1900/C10922 (Qld.B.D.& M.Register)

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Wondai; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1936 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Wondai No 82, ANDERSEN, Florence Beatrice: Place of Living: Wondai; Occupation: Home duties No 63:ANDERSEN, Frederick Jessen: Place of Living: Wondai; Occupation; Cream Tester
• Military Service WW2: 5 Jun 1942-30 Apr 1944, Australian Army ; Private FREDERICK JESSEN ANDERSEN Q209841 Service Australian Army Date of Birth 16 December 1905 Place of birth MARYBOROUGH, QLD Date of Enlistment 5 June 1942 Locality on Enlistment WONDAI, QLD Place of Enlistment WONDAI, QLD Next of Kin ANDERSEN, FLORENCE Date of Discharge 30 April 1944 Posting at Discharge 20 BATTALION VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS (QLD) (Australian Government, Department of Veterans' Affairs)

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration
ANDERSEN, Frederick Jessen: Birth: 16. 12. 1906: F. Peter Christian: M.Catherine JESSEN: Reg No.1906/C7950 (Qld. B. D. & M. Register)


Buried:
ANDERSEN, Frederick Jessen
Funeral notice: 30 OCT 1981
Cremation, late of Maryborough
Fraser Coast Chronicle (Hervey Bay), 30 OCT 1981
(The Ryerson Index Online Database)

Died:
ANDERSEN, Frederick Jessen
Death notice: 29 OCT 1981
Death Age: 5 at St. Stephen's Church Hospital, late of Maryborough
Fraser Coast Chronicle (Hervey Bay), 30 OCT 1981
(The Ryerson Index Online Database )

Frederick married Florence Beatrice Smith 22 Jan 1927, Queensland, Australia. Florence was born Queensland, Australia; died 14 Mar 2003, Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1919, Taabinga Village, near Kingaroy; Queensland Electoral Roll 1919 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Nanango No 420, BUNDESEN, Allan Andrew Peter: Place of Living: Taabinga village: Occupation: Farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1925, Mt. Pelion, Mackay District; Queensland Electoral Roll 1925 Division of Herbert - Subdivision of Mirani BUNDESEN, Allan Andrew Peter: Place of Living; Mt.Pelion: Occupation: Labourer BUNDESEN, Annie Barbara: Place of Living: Mt Pelion: Occupation: home duties
• Personal: 12 Nov 1929, Townsville Daily Bulletin, Quensland; YALBOROO NOTES Yalboroo, November 8 Mr. Frank Griffiths of Mt. Pellon has been to Yalboroo demonstrating the new shipped truck which seems a fine truck. It showed how good they are by pulling three ton of cane from F. Bundenen's farm to the siding. I have been told this was the biggest load that has been brought into the siding. I hear Mr. F. Bundesen has purchased one. of these trucks. His brother Alan Bundesen, at Wagoora, has also bought one of them Transcribed from the "Townsville Daily Bulletin, Quensland, Tuesday 12 November 1929"
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1930, Wagoora, Mackay District; Queensland Electoral Roll 1930 Division of Herbert - Subdivision of Mirani No 708:Name in Full: BUNDESEN, Allan Andrew Peter: Place of Living;Wagoora: Occupation: Farmer No 709: Name in Full: BUNDESEN, Annie Barbara: Place of Living:Wagoora: Occupation: home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Yalbaroo; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division of Herbert - Subdivision of Mirani No 975: BUNDESEN, Allan Andrew Peter: Place of Living;Yalbaroo: Occupation: Farmer N0 976: Annie Barbara: Place of Living:Yalbaroo: Occupation: home duties
• Funeral Notice: 9 Jul 1948, Morning Bulletin, Rockhampton, Queensland; THe Relatives and Friends of Mrs H. A. P. Bundesen, Wife; Messrs Peter, Donald, Keith, and Allan Bundesen, Sons; Mr and Mrs Atherton (Tully). Miss Vera Bundesen (Mackay), Misses Mavis and June Bundesen, Son-in-law and Daughters, are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their deceased beloved Husband, Father, Father-in-law and Relative, the late MR HAROLD ANDREW PETER BUNDESEN, to move from his late residence, No. 53, William. Street, Yeppoon, THIS (Friday) AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock, for the Yeppoon Cemetery TUCKER & NANKIVELL, Funeral Directors. Tel. Nos. 2478 & 2616 Transcribed from the "Morning Bulletin, Rockhampton, Queensland, Friday 9 July 1948" Alan Andrew Peter Bundesen's christian names is how they appear in the Funeral Notice
• In Memorium: 9 Jul 1949, Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland; BUNDESEN.-In loving memory of our dear father and father-in-law, Allan Andrew Peter Bundesen, who departed this life on July 9, 1948. Your memory is a keepsake with which we will never part, God has you In His keeping, we have you in our hearts. (Inserted by his loving daughters and son-in-law, Vera, Mavis, and Bill.) Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland, Saturday, 9 July 1949

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration:
Surname: Bundesen;Given Names: Allan Andrew Peter: Birth: 2.6.1896; Father:Peter Johan: Mother: Johanna Christina Laurina Jessen: Reg. No. 1896/C10447

Buried:
YEPPOON CEMETERY INDEX as of 23 November 2010. Page 2 ..
BUNDESEN. ALLAN ANDREW PETER. 07-Jul-1948. 09-Jul-1948. 2B. 17. 357. M. CHRISTADELPHIAN


Died:
Rockhampton Queensland - Queensland Cemetery Records Series: No 111: Tucker and Nankivell Funeral directors Records.
BUNDESEN, Allan Andrew Peter: Death: 07 Jul 1948: Entry No 88/59

Allan married Annie Barbara Seth 25 Aug 1920, Kingaroy District, Queensland, Australia. Annie was born 1897, Queensland, Australia; died Jul 1989, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; was buried 18 Jul 1989, Mt Gravatt Cemetery, Brisbane, Queensland . [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Education: 26 Jul 1902, Coolabunia West Provisional & State School ; Last Name: Bundesen First Name: Erich School Name: Coolabunia West Provisional & State School Date: 26 July 1902 Source: Over Our Shoulder - Coolabunia State School Centenary 1891-1991 Reference: P126 Country: Australia State: Queensland Record set: Queensland school pupils (Queensland School Pupils Index, Part 2 )
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1925, Ogmore & State Coalmine, 478-Mile; Queensland Electoral Roll 1925 Division of Capricornia - Subdivision of St Lawrence BUNDESEN, Edith Laura: Place of Living: Ogmore; Occupation; Home Duties BUNDESEN, Eric John; Place of Living: State Coalmine, 478-Mile: Occupation: Labourer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1930, Ogmore, North Coast Line & State Coalmine, 478-Mile; Queensland Electoral Roll 1930 Division of Capricornia - Subdivision of St Lawrence No 240, BUNDESEN, Edith Laura: Place of Living; Ogmore, North Coast Line No 241: BUNDESEN, Eric John: Place of Living: State Coalmine, 478-Mile, North Coast Line
• Personal: 21 Mar 1930, Morning Bulletin, Rockhampton, ; The members of the Rosewood Tennis Club had afternoon tea on the court on Saturday, March 8th, the primary object being to give a send-off; to Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bundeson and daughters, who are leaving this locality for Kingaroy district. Thc captains of three other local Tennis Clubs were iuvited to bs present. In making the presentation, the chairman said thit Mr. Bundeson was one the foundcrs the the club and owner of the land on which the court was built. Mr. Bundeson had done everything, in his power to promote the interests of the club and had endeavoured to maintain a congenial atmosphere amongst the players, while he had always been willing to assist any of thc residents who required his aid, often, sacrificing his time and pleasure to do so. Mr. Bundeson ranked amongst the most conscientious and best citizens of Hartley. In presenting Mr. Bundeson with a pair of gold sleeve links, suitably engraved, the chairman hoped that Mr. Bundeson would always remember the very many pleasant incidents he enjoyed in company with, the donors. Mrs. Bundeson was presented with a nice sunshade and mention was made of the good work she had done for the club, while on many occasions she allowed the use of her house and utensils for visitors. Little Edna and Nell Bundeson each received a pretty china cup, saucer and plate Mr.and Mrs. J. Richardson took advantage ot the occasion to present Mr. Bundeson with a box of pure linen handkerchiefs, Mrs. Bundeson a nice Irish linen hem stitched, table cloth and little Edna and Nell a box of beautiful guipure edged handkerchiefs in token of the respect nnd admiration they held for the departing residents. The function closed with the singing of "They Are Jolly Good Fellows." All spent a pleasant and enjoyable afternoon. Transcribed from the "Morning Bulletin, Rockhampton, Friday 21 March 1930"
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Coominglah, Monto; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division of Capricornia - Subdivision of Eidsvold No 350: BUNDESEN, Edith Laura: Place of Living; Coominglah, Monto; Occupation; Home Duties No 351: BUNDESEN, Eric John: Place of Living: Coominglah, Monto; Occupation: Farmer

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration
Surname:BUNDESEN: Given Names: ERIC JOHN: Birth: 14.5.1897:Father PETER JOHAN: Mother: JOHANNA CHRISTINA LAVINA JESSEN: Reg. No. 1897/C10547

Died:
First name(s) Eric John
Last name Bundesen
Age 87
Birth year 1898
Burial year 1985
Burial date 18 Apr 1985
Place Brisbane
State Queensland
Country Australia
Source Metropolitan
Register reference 1591/1086
Record set Queensland Funeral Records
(Findmypast)

Eric John Bundesen
Event date: 18/04/1985
Event type: Death registration
Date of birth: 1897
Registration details: 1985/3510
Products available:
Mother: Hannah Christina Laurnoa Jessen
Father/parent: Peter Johan Bundesen
(Queensland Historical Deaths)

Eric married Edith Laura Hill 21 Oct 1924, Christadelphian Hall, Rockhampton, Queensland. Edith was born 1897, Rockhamption, Queensland, Australia; died 31 Jan 1994, Tara Nursing Home, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia; was buried 3 Feb 1994, Toowoomba Garden of Remembrance Toowoomba, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia . [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1919, Coolabunia West, Kingaroy District, Qld. Australia; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1919 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Nanango No 4861: BUNDESEN, Annie Catherine: Place of Living: Coolabunia West: Occupation: home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1925 & 1936, South Mannuem Creek, Kingaroy District; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1925 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Nanango No 3287: SCHWENKE, Annie Catherine: Place of Living: Mannuem Creek: Occupation; Home Duties No 3288: SCHWENKE, Friedrich William; Place of Living; South Mannuem Creek: Occupation: Farmer No 3286: SCHWENKE, Anna Gertrude: Place of Living: Mannuem Creek: Occupation; Home Duties QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1936 Division of Maranoa - Subdivision of Nanango No 4714. SCHWENKE; Annie Catherine: Place of Living: Mannuem Creek: Occupation; Home Duties No 4716: SCHWENKE, Friedrich William; Place of Living; South Mannuem Creek: Occupation: Farmer
• Personal: 11 Aep 1953, Cairns Post, Queensland; Mrs. F. W. Schwenke, of Kingaroy, paid a brief visit to her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Schwenke, Bryant-street. While in the north Mrs. Schwenke also visited her daughters. Mrs. K. Pockney, Cairns, and Miss Fay Schwenke, of the Mareeba State school staff. Cairns Post, Queensland, Friday, 11 September 1953

Notes:

Birth:
On her birth registration, Annie Catherine Bundesen's surname is mispelt BENDERSON
Birth Registration:
Surname: BENDERSON: Given Names:ANNIE CATHERINE: Father: PETER JOHAN: Mother: JOHANNA CHRISTINA LAURINE JESSEN Reg No 1898/C10437 [Queensland Birth Register]


Buried:
Taabinga Lawn Cemetery Burial Register Records
SCHEWNKE, Ann Catherine: Burial Date 23 Apr 1958; entry No 76
SCHWENKE, Friederick Wilhelm; Burial Date: 26 Jun 1959: Entry No 76


Died:
Death Registration:
BUNDESEN, Annie Catherine: Dath; 21.04.1958: Father: Peter BUNDESEN: Mother: Johanna JESSEN. Reg No 1958/002141

Annie married Friederich Wilhelm Schwenke 04 Feb 1921, Kingaroy District, Queensland, Australia. Friederich (son of Carl Friederich Wilhelm/ William Schwenke and Anna Gertrude Grunwald) was born 5 Jun 1890, Queensland, Australia; died 19 Jan 1959, Queensland, Australia; was buried 26 Jun 1959, Taabinga Village Cemetery, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Education: 25 Jun 1904, The Queenslander, Brisbane, Qld; LATE COUNTRY NEWS. Nanango, June 18 4c-A social gathering took place in the new Coolabunia West provisional school on 11th instant for the purpose of welcoming the teacher, Miss. C. Martin, late of Charters Towers. Transcribed from "The Queenslander, Brisbane, Qld", Saturday 25 June 1904
• Education: 1914, Coolabunia West Provisional & State School ; Last Name: Bundesen First Name: Daisy School Name: Coolabunia West Provisional & State School Date: 1914 Source: Over Our Shoulder - Coolabunia State School Centenary 1891-1991 Reference: P128 Country: Australia State: Queensland Record set: Queensland school pupils (School Pupils Index, Part 2 )
• Personal: 23 Nov 1935, Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland; DISTRICT NEWS (From Our Correspondents). ETON RANGE There is a great deal of prospecting going on around here just at present. Mr. P. Bundesen had a nice crop of cucumbers. Personal. Miss D. Bundesen is holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. F. Bundesen. Eton Range, November 19. Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland, Saturday, 23 November 1935
• Personal: 10 Jun 1937, Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland; An enjoyable tennis match was played on Sunday between Neilsen's, and Bundesen's, the match being played on Bundesen's court. Bundesens. won by 23 games. Mr. Richardson left for Townsville last week after spending a holiday with the Bundesen family.-Mrs. W. Eastgate is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Eastgate. Miss D. Bundesen and Mr. I.V Bundesen are on a visit to Mr. F. Bundesen (Eton Range). Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland, Thursday, 10 June 1937 Yalboroo, June 7.
• Personal: 19 Nov 1937, Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland; Mrs. H. Hold (Bowen) spent a brief holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Bundesen.-Mr. and Mrs. A. Bundesen and family are holidaying at Midge Point. Yalboroo, November 15. Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland, Friday, 19 November 1937
• Personal: 13 Aug 1938, Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland, ; YALBOROO Mrs. P. Bundesen has returned after visiting her daughter, who has been seriously ill in Bowen.-Mrs. L. Bundesen was conveyed to hospital by ambulance on Monday morning. Yalboroo, August 10. Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland, Saturday. 13 August 1938
• Personal: 30 Oct 1939, Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland ; Mrs. P. J. Bundeson has gone to Bowen to visit her daughter; Mrs. Holt. Yalboroo, Oct. 26. Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland, Monday, 30 October 1939
• Personal: 20 Jun 1940, Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland; YALBOROO. Messrs. P. and L. Bundesen spent a few days at Bowen recently. Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland, Thursday, 20 June 1940 YALBOROO. Mr. E. Bundesen is visiting Bowen. Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland, Tuesday, 16 January 1940
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1943, Inveroona, via Bowen; Queensland Electoral Roll 1943 Division of Herbert - Subdivision of Bowen No 1707: HOLD, Daisy; Place of Living; Inveroona: Occupation: home duties No 1708: HOLD, Horace: Place of Living; Inveroona: Occupation: labourer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949, Woombye, near Nambour; Queensland Electoral Roll 1949 Division of Fischer - Subdivision of Landsborough No 2135: HOLD, Daisy: Place of Living: Woombye: Occupation: home duties No 2136: HOLD, Horace: Place of Living: Woombye: Occupation: farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1954, Bidwell via Maryborough; Queensland Electoral Roll 1954 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Pialba HOLD, Daisy: Place of Living: Bidwell: Occupation: home duties HOLD, Horace: Place of Living: Bidwell: Occupation: farmer HOLD, Daisy: Place of Living: Bidwell, Maryborough District, Queensland
• Residence: 1959-1962, Wheatlands via Wondai; Dairy Farming
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1963 & 1968, Dundowran near Hervey Bay; Queensland Electoral Roll 1963, 1968 Subdivision of Howard Hold, Daisy, Dundowran, home duties Hold, Horace, Dundowran, cane farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1972, 122 Torquay Terrace, Torquay; Queensland Electoral Roll 1972 Subdivision of Pialba Hold, Daisy, 122 Torquay Terrace, Torquay Hold, Horace, 122 Torquay Terrace
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1977 &1980, 33 Caringa St., Urangan; Queensland Electoral Roll 1977 & 1980 Subdivision of Pialba Hold, Daisy, 33 Caringa St., Urangan Hold, Horace, 33 Caringa St., Urangan
• Death Notice: 17 Feb 1981, Fraser Coast Chronicle, Hervey Bay; HOLD, Daisy.-At Hervey Bay Nursing Home, Point Vernon, on February 14, 1881, Daisy, beloved wife of Horace Hold of 33 Caringa Street, Urangan, beloved mother of Mervyn, Ezra, Ivan and Laurina. Aged 80 years. Privately interred at the Polson Garden of Rest Cemetery, 16.2.81. J KIRK&SON, A.F.D.A. Maryborough & Hervey Bay. Phone 214183. Fraser Coast Chronicle, Hervey Bay, 17 Feb 1981

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration:
Surname: BUNDESEN: Given Name: Daisy: Birth: 30. 4.1900: Father: Peter Johan: Mother; Johanna Laurina Christina JESSEN: Reg. No. 1900/C1278

Daisy May Bundesen


Died:
In Hervey Bay Nursing Home, Point Vernon

Daisy married Horace Hold 19 Oct 1937, Mackay, Queensland, Australia. Horace (son of Arthur Hold and Victorine Josephine Metzger) was born 15 Oct 1897, Jalluker, near Stawell, Victoria, Australia; died 20 May 1993, 22 Caringa St., Urangan, Hervey Bay, Queensland; was buried 22 May 1993, Polson Cemetery, Point Vernon, Hervey Bay, Queensland. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1925, Mt.Pellion; Queensland Electoral Roll 1925 Division of Herbert - Subdivision of Mirani [Second Print] No Full Name: BUNDESEN, Frederick: Place of Living: Mt.Pellion: Occupation: Labourer
• Personal: 12 Nov 1929, Townsville Daily Bulletin, Quensland; YALBOROO NOTES Yalboroo, November 8 Mr. Frank Griffiths of Mt. Pellon has been to Yalboroo demonstrating the new shipped truck which seems a fine truck. It showed how good they are by pulling three ton of cane from F. Bundenen's farm to the siding. I have been told this was the biggest load that has been brought into the siding. I hear Mr. F. Bundesen has purchased one. of these trucks. His brother Alan Bundesen, at Wagoora, has also bought one of them Transcribed from the "Townsville Daily Bulletin, Quensland, Tuesday 12 November 1929"
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1930, Yalbaroo, Mackay District ; Queensland Electoral Roll 1930 Division of Herbert - Subdivision of Mirani No 709: Full Name: BUNDESEN, Frederick: Place of Living: Yalbaroo: Occupation: Farmer No 710: Full Name: BUNDESEN; Louise Dorothea: Place of Living: Yalbaroo: Occupation: Home Duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Doraville, Mt Nebo ; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division of Capricornia - Subdivision of Nebo No 44: Full Name: BUNDESEN, Frederick: Place of Living: Doraville, Mt Nebo: Occupation: Labourer No 45: Full Name: BUNDESEN; Louise Dorothea: Place of Living: Place of Living: Doraville, Mt Nebo : Occupation: Home Duties
• Census: 1949, Yepoon; Queensland Electoral Roll 1949 Division of Capricornia - Subdivision of Rockhampton North No 1142: BUNDESEN, Annie Barbara: Place of Living: Ben St., Yepoon: Occupation home duties No 1143: BUNDESEN, Donald: Place of Living: Bradford, Ben St., Yepoon: labourer No 1144: BUNDESEN, Frederick: Place of Living: Huges St., Yepoon: Occupation: contractor No 1145: BUNDESEN, Louisa Dorothea: Place of Living: Huges St., Yepoon: Occupation; home duties No 1146: BUNDESEN, Peter Allan: Place of Living: 53 William St., Yepoon: Occupation: sawmiller

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration:
Surname; BUNDESEN Given Names; FREDERICK: Birth 11.12.1902: Father PETER JOHAN: Mother: JOHANNA CHRISTINE LAURINE JESSEN; Reg. No. 1902/C945 [Qld. Birth Register]

First name(s) Frederick
Last name Bundesen
Registration year 1901
Registration number 1902/000945
Birth date 18 Dec 1901
Father's first name(s) Peter Johann
Mother's first name(s) Johanna Christine Laurine
Mother's last name Jassen
State Queensland
Country Australia
Record set Queensland Births 1829-1919
(Findmypast)

Name T Bundesen
Event Type Immigration
Event Date 30 Apr 1956
Event Place Auckland, New Zealand
Age 22
Marital Status Single
Birth Year (Estimated) 1934
Ship Name Wanganella
Departure Date 1956
Departure Port Sydney
Arrival Port Auckland (other ports also listed)
Arrival Place Sydney
"New Zealand, Archives New Zealand, Passenger Lists, 1839-1973," database with images, FamilySearch

Miss C H Bundesen
Name C H Bundesen
Event Type Immigration N
Event Date 1956
Event Place Sydney, New Zealand
Age 21
Birth Year (Estimated) 1935
Ship Name Monowai
Departure Date 1956
Departure Port Wellington
Arrival Port Sydney
Arrival Place Wellington
"New Zealand, Archives New Zealand, Passenger Lists, 1839-1973," database with images, FamilySearch

Miss E E Bundesen
Country of Birth, Aul
Destination, Sydney
Name E E Bundesen
Event Type Immigration
Event Date 1957
Event Place Sydney, New Zealand
Age 31
Occupation Clerk
Birth Year (Estimated) 1926
Ship Name Monowai
Departure Date 1957
Departure Port Wellington
Arrival Port Sydney
Arrival Place Wellington
"New Zealand, Archives New Zealand, Passenger Lists, 1839-1973," database with images, FamilySearch


Buried:
YEPPOON CEMETERY INDEX as of 23 November 2010
BUNDESEN. LOUISA DOROTHEA. 08-Feb-1976. 10-Feb-1976
BUNDESEN. FREDERICK. 10-Sep-1987. 12-Sep-1987


Died:
12/9/87
Bundesen, Frederick
Father and father-in-Law of Bert and Thelma Noy
Grandfather and Great Grandfather of Kieth, Robin and Family, Rhonda, Graham and Family, Trevor, Deidre and Neale. Burial 11 Am., Yepoon Cemetery
(LDS Burial Search)

Frederick married Louisa Dorothea Beutel 16 Jul 1924, Residence of Mr. and Mrs.. G. F. Beutel, Springfield Valley, Holy CreekQueensland, Australia. Louisa (daughter of Gustav Friedrich Beutel and Elsie Agnes Dorothea Renaud) was born 1900, Queensland, Australia; died 8 Feb 1976, Yepoon, Queensland; was buried 10 Feb 1976, Yepoon Cemetery, Queensland. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Education: 1914, Coolabunia West Provisional & State School; Last Name: Bundesen First Name: Andy School Name: Coolabunia West Provisional & State School Date: 1914 Source: Over Our Shoulder - Coolabunia State School Centenary 1891-1991 Reference: P128 (Queensland School Pupils Index, Part 2 )
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1925, Gartman's Boarding - house; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1925 Division of Herbert - Subdivision of Mackay No 572: BUNDESEN, Peter Andersen; Place of Living; Gartman's Boarding - house: Occupation; Labourer
• Arrival: 14 Sep 1926, Northern Territory Times and Gazette (Darwin); Shipping. Arrivals per Malabar:- P. A. Bundesen, P. C. Bundesen (Transcribed from the Northern Territory Times and Gazette (Darwin, NT : 1873-1927), Tuesday 14 September 1926)
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1930, Gordonvale, North Queensland; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1930 Division of Herbert - Subdivision of Gordonvale No 2900: RICHARDSON, Grace Isabel: Place of Living: Gordonvale: Occupation: Clerk
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Myers's Siding, South Johnstone; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1930 Division of Herbert - Subdivision of Innnisfail No 540: BUNDESEN, Peter Andersen; Place of Living: Myers's Siding, South Johnstone: Occupation: Farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Coominglah, Monto; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1936 Division of Capricornia - Subdivision of Eidsvold No 352: BUNDESEN, Grace Isobel: Place of Living; Coominglah, Monto; Occupation; Home Duties No 353: BUNDESEN, Peter Andersen: Place of Living: Coominglah, Monto; Occupation: Farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949, Cooran; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1949 Division of Fischer - Subdivision of Widgee No 687: BUNDESEN, Grace Isabel: Place of Living: Cooran: Occupation: home duties No 689: BUNDESEN, Peter Andersen: Place of Living: Cooran: Occupation: farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949, Pulgul St., Urangan; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1949 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Pialba No 2981: BUNDESEN, Grace Isabel: Place of Living: Pulgul St., Urangan: Occupation: home duties No 2982: BUNDESEN, Peter Andersen: Place of Living: Pulgul St., Urangan: Occupation: farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1954, Coominglah, Monto; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1954 Division of Capricornia - Subdivision of Eidsvold BUNDESEN, Grace Isabel: Place of Living: Coominglah, Monto: Occupation: home duties BUNDESEN, Peter Andersen: Place of Living: Coominglah, Monto: Occupation: Farmer

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration:
Surname: BUNDESEN:Given Name: PETER ANDERSEN: Event: Birth: 27.07.1903: Father: PETER JOHAN: Mother: JOHANNA CHRISTINA LOURINE JASEN: Reg. No. 1903/C907


Buried:

Bundaberg Cemetery Burial Register
BURIAL DETAILS
Surname: BUNDESEN Given Name(s): Peter Andersen
Year of Birth: 1904 Year of Death: 1993
Gender: Male Funeral Director: n/a
Place of Residence: Bundaberg Place of Birth: Kingaroy Australia
Grave Details: Location: 3BB Grave Number: 26 Ownership: Private War Grave: No
War Grave: No
Other burials located in this grave:
BUNDESEN Isobel Grace

Peter married Grace Isabel Richardson 31 Dec 1929, Cairns, Queensland. Grace was born 26 Jan 1906, Queensland, Australia; died 8 Oct 1989, Bundaberg, Queensland; was buried 11 Oct 1989, Bundaberg General Cemetery, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Education: 1914, Coolabunia West Provisional & State School ; Last Name: Bundesen First Name: Paul School Name: Coolabunia West Provisional & State School Date: 1914 Source: Over Our Shoulder - Coolabunia State School Centenary 1891-1991 Reference: P128 (Queensland School Pupils Index, Part 2 )
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1925, Broardlands, Gutulu, north Queensland; Queensland Electoral Roll 1925 Division of Herbert - Subdivision of Bowen No 323: BUNDESON, Paul Christian; Place of Living: Broardlands, Gutulu: Occupation: Farmer
• Arrival: 14 Dec 1926, Northern Territory Times and Gazette (Darwin); Shipping. Arrivals per Malabar:- P. A. Bundesen, P. C. Bundesen (Transcribed from the Northern Territory Times and Gazette (Darwin, NT : 1873-1927), Tuesday 14 September 1926)
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Coolabunia West, Queensland; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division ofWide Bay - Subdivision of Nanango No 654: BUNDESEN, Kathleen: Place of Living: Coolabunia West, Kingaroy: Occupation: home Duties No 655: BUNDESEN, Paul Christian: Place of Living: Coolabunia West, Kingaroy: Occupation; Farmer
• Personal: 20 Jun 1940, Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland; Messrs. P. and L. Bundesen spent a few days at Bowen recently. Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland, Thursday, 20 June 1940
• Personal: 14 Jun 1940, Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland; YALBOROO. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bundesen and children journeyed by car from Kingaroy, and are visiting their relatives here. Yalboroo, June 11. Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland, Friday, 14 June 1940
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1943, Woombye, near Nambour; Queensland Electoral Roll 1943 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Landsborough No 432: BUNDESEN, Kathleen: Place of Living: Woombye: Occupation: home duties No 433: BUNDESEN, Peter Christian: Place of Living: Woombye: Occupation: farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1954, Flaxton; Queensland Electoral Roll 1954 Division of Fischer - Subdivision of Nambour BUNDESEN, Kathleen: Place of Living: Flaxton: Occupation: home duties BUNDESEN, Peter Christian: Place of Living: Flaxton: Occupation: farmer

Notes:

Birth:
Peter Christian Bundensen
Event date: 31/03/1907
Event type: Birth registration
Registration details: 1907/C/8525
Products available:
Mother: Hannah Christina Laurina Jessen
Father/parent: Peter John Bundensen
(Queensland historical Deaths)

Buried:
WITTA CEMETERY CEMETERY BURIAL REGISTER
Maleny, Queensland
Bundesen, Kathleen, d. 1986, Age/Birth:1910
Bundeson, Peter Christian, d. 30-7-1996, Age/Birth:no listing

Peter married Kathleen Pearson 24 Dec 1928, Queensland, Australia. Kathleen was born 1910, Queensland, Australia; died 1986, Maleny, Qld.; was buried 1986, Witta Cemetery, Maleny, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, 24 Wandoo St.,Valley, Brisbane; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division of Brisbane - Subdivision of Merthyr No. 895: BUNDESEN, George James Stewart: Place of Living: 24 Wandoo St.,Valley: Occupation: Newsagent
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1937, 24 Wandoo st., Valley; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division of Brisbane - Subdivision of Merthyr No 895: BUNDESEN, George James Stewart: Place of Living: 24 Wandoo st., Valley: Occupation: newsagent
• Personal: 5 Oct 1940, Queensland Times, Ipswich, Queensland; Pre-Wedding Evening. In honour of Miss Dulcde Townsend's marriage to Mr. Stewart Bundersen, Miss Frances Lalmer entertained a number of guests at a pre wedding evening at her parents' home, Booval, on Saturday. Musical items were given by Misses McGinley, G. and P. Bell, Messrs. Garrahy and Cassidy. Competitions were won by Miss Dulcle Townsend (guest-of-honour), Messrs. M. Garrahy and J. Laimer. The guests were: Mesdames Hendy and Laimer: Misses Dulcie Townsend, Una McGinley, G. and P. Bell, M. Fullelove, 0. Quinn, B. Buckley; Messrs. J. Laimer, S. Bundersen, M. Garrahy, P. McFarland, L. and F. Cassidy. A. Strom, F Smith, and K. Laimer. Queensland Times, Ipswich, Queensland, Saturday, 5 October 1940
• Fire: 28 Jan 1945, Truth, Brisbane, Qld.; OWNER BURNT IN TENT FIRE When a spirit stove exploded in a tent at Sandgate yesterday morn ing George James Bunderson, 36, was burned about the legs and arms. Ambulance bearers took him to the General Hospital. BUNDERSON, a returned soldier, his wife and two children were camped at the corner of Ninth avenue and Flinders-parade. The flames destroyed the tent and the belongings of the occupants. Truth, Brisbane, Qld., Sunday, 28 January 1945

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration
Surname: BUNDERSEN: Given Names: George James Stewart: Birth; 09.01 1909: Father: Peter Johan: Mother: Johanna Christina Laurina JESSEN: Reg No. 1909/C7948 [Qld Birth Register]


Buried:
BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL ONLINE SERVICES
Grave Location Search
Name Burial or Ashes Interred Date Age
Bundesen, George James Stewart, 02/10/1992, 83 years
Cemetery: Mt Gravatt Cemetery Street Address: 582 Mains Rd, MacGregor UBD Ref: Map 200 N9
Part Portion Grave Number
Lawn L11 1008


Died:
First name(s) George James Stewart
Last name Bundesen
Age 83
Birth year 1909
Burial year 1992
Burial date 30 Sep 1992
Place Brisbane
State Queensland
Country Australia
Source Metropolitan
Register reference 1933/9
Record set Queensland Funeral Records
(Findmypast)

George married Dulcie May Townsend Oct 1940, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Dulcie was born 10 Jun 1917, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; died 3 Jul 2013, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; was buried 9 Jul 2013, Mt Gravatt Cemetery and Crematorium, Macgregor, Queensland. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, 24 Wandoo St.,Valley, Brisbane; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division of Brisbane - Subdivision of Merthyr No 894: BUNDESEN, Daniel Francis Albert: Place of Living: 24 Wandoo St.,Valley: Occupation: Newsagent
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Bilsen Rd., Virginnia, Brisbane; Queensland Electoral Rolll 1936 Division of Lilley - Subdivision of Nundah No 7076: LONG, Jessie Corinne: Place of Living: Bilsen Rd., Virginnia: Occupation; Packer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1937, Bowen Bridge Rd., Valley; Queensland Electoral Roll 1937 Division of Brisbane - Subdivision of Fortitude Valley No 805: BUNDESEN, Daniel Francis Albert: Place of Living; 11 Bowen Bridge rd., Valley: Occupation: newsagent
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1943, 42 Le Geyt St., Windsor; Queensland Electoral Roll 1943 Division of Brisbane - Subdivision of Fortitude Valley No 827: BUNDESEN, Daniel Francis Albert: Place of Living: 42 Le Geyt st., Windsor: Occupation: newsagent No 828: BUNDESEN, Jessie Corrine: Place of Living: 42 Le Geyt st., Windsor: Occupation: home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949, Gheerulla, via Eumundi; Queensland Electoral Roll 1949 Division of Fischer - Subdivision of Widgee No 686: BUNDESEN, Daniel Francis Albert: Place of Living: Gheerulla, via Eumundi: Occupation: farmer No 688: BUNDESEN, Jessie Corrine: Place of Living: Gheerulla, via Eumundi: Occupation: home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1954, 42 Le Geyt St., Windsor; Queensland Electoral Roll 1954 Division of Brisbane - Subdivision of Fortitude Valley No 678: BUNDESEN, Daniel Francis Albert: Place of Living: 42 Le Geyt st., Windsor: Occupation: storeman No 679: BUNDESEN, Jessie Corrine: Place of Living: 42 Le Geyt st., Windsor: Occupation: home duties
• Death Notice: 18 Feb 1981, The Courier Mail, Brisbane Queensland; BUNDESEN. - Mr. Daniel Francis Albert of 42 Le Geyt Street, Windsor. Beloved husband of Jessie passed away 15th. February 1981. Private Cremation Service Albany Creek Crematorium 17th., Febuary 1981. No cards by request (Transcribed from "The Courier Mail, Brisbane Queensland, Febuary 1981"

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration:
Surname: BUNDESEN; Given Names: Daniel Francis Albert Birth: 29. 11. 1910: Father Peter Johan; Mother: Hannah Christina Laurina JESSEN Reg. No. 1910/C1518 [Qld Birth Register]

Passed away on 15 February 1981
Aged 70 years
Albany Creek Memorial Park

Jessie Corinne Bundesen
Born on 16 December 1914
Passed away on 8 February 2009
Aged 94 Years
Albany Creek Memorial Park


Buried:
First Name: Daniel F. A.
Last Name: Bundesen
Death Date: 15 February 1981
Age: 70y
ocation: Albany Creek
Record set: Queensland burials & memorials
(Albany Creek Columbarium )

Daniel married Jessie Corrine Long 5 Oct 1937, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Jessie was born 1915, Queensland, Australia; died 08 Feb 2009, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1943, Yalbaroo; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1943 Division of Herbert - Subdivision of Mirani No 1070: BUNDESEN, Luke: Place of Living: Yalbaroo: cane farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1954, Yalbaroo; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1954 Division of Dawson - Subdivision of Mirani No 1079: BUNDESEN, Luke: Place of Living: Yalbabroo: cane farmer No 1080: BUNDESEN: Ruth Mabel: Place of Living: Yalbabroo; home duties

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration:
Surname: BUNDESEN: Given Name: LUKE: Father: Peter Johan JOHAN: Mother: Chtistina Johanna Lauine JESSEN: Reg No. 1913/C10738 [Qld Birth Register]

Apr 27, 2017 - BUNDESEN, Judith Anne Passed away peacefully on 20.04.2017 Much loved Wife of Robin, Adored Mother of Glen. Nanna to 4 "Forever in

BUNDESEN Judith Anne
Funeral notice 20 APR 2017
Death
Whitsunday Times (Airlie Beach) 27 APR 2017
The Ryerson Index Online Database

Died:
First name(s) Luke
Last name Bundersen
Sex Male
Death year -
Burial year 1999
Burial date 18 Feb 1999
Place Mackay
State Queensland
Country Australia
Book 4
Page 51
Dataset Queensland, Mackay, Townson Indexes Funeral Notices
Record set Queensland, Mackay, Funeral Notices And Funeral Director Records
(Findmypast)

Luke married Ruth Mabel McLoed 7 Dec 1932, Mackay, Queensland, Australia . Ruth (daughter of Angus McLoed and Miriam Case) was born 1913, Queensland, Australia; died Dec 1981, Mackay, Queensland, Australia ; was buried 21 Dec 1981, Mackay, Queensland, Australia . [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Personal: 18 Apr 1940, Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland; YALBOROO. Mr. E. Bundesen has returned after spending a holiday in Brisbane and Kingaroy, visiting his relatives. Yalboroo, April 15. Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland, Thursday, 18 April 1940
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1943, Yalbaroo; Queensland Electoral Roll 1943 Division of Herbert - Subdivision of Mirani No 1069: BUNDESEN, Ezra: Place of Living: Yalbabroo: cane farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1954, Eaton near Mackay, Queensland; Queensland Electoral Roll 1954 Division of Dawson - Subdivision of Mirani BUNDESEN, Ezra: Place of Living: Eaton: Occupation: farmer BUNDESEN, Lorna Edith: Place of Living: Eaton: Occupation: home duties

Notes:

Birth:
Ezra Bundesen
Event date: 30/01/1915
Event type: Birth registration
Registration details: 1915/C/2647
Products available:
Mother: Christina Johanna Laurine Jessen
Father/parent: Peter Johan Bundesen
(Queensland Death Records)

Died:
Ezra Bundesen
Event date: 13/06/1984
Event type: Death registration
Date of birth: 1915
Registration details: 1984/53571
Products available:
Mother: Johanna Christina Jessen
Father/parent: Peter Johan Bundesen
(Queensland Death Index 1929-1990)

First name(s) Ezra
Last name Bundersen
Alias Bill
Sex Male
Death year -
Burial year 1984
Burial date 15 Jun 1984
Place Mackay
State Queensland
Country Australia
Book 1
Page 12
Dataset Queensland, Mackay, Townson Indexes Funeral Notices
Record set Queensland, Mackay, Funeral Notices And Funeral Director Records
(Findmypast)

Ezra Bundesen
Birth unknown
Death 15 Jun 1984
Burial
Mount Bassett Cemetery
Mackay, Mackay Region, Queensland, Australia
Plot Section 4, Line EE, Plot 4
Memorial ID 189792376
(Find A Grave Menorial)

Lorna Edith Bundesen
Birth unknown
Death Dec 2010
Burial
Mount Bassett Cemetery
Mackay, Mackay Region, Queensland, Australia
Plot Section 4, Line EE, Plot 4
Memorial ID 189792377
(Find A Grave Menorial)

Ezra married Lorna Edith Christensen 8 Jan 1945, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia . Lorna was born 1925, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia; died Dec 2010, Mackay, Queensland, Australia ; was buried 21 Dec 2010, Mount Bassett Cemetery, Mackay, Queensland, Australia . [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Interests: 28 Oct 1928, Kingaroy, Queensland, Australia; The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864-1933 Monday 29 October 1928 MUSIC EXAMINATIONS. KINGAROY, October 28 Ruth Bundesen 86, honours (piano).
• Education: 1931, Coolabunia West Provisional & State School ; Last Name: Bundesen First Name: Ruth School Name: Coolabunia West Provisional & State School Date: 1931 Source: Over Our Shoulder - Coolabunia State School Centenary 1891-1991 Reference: P129 (Queensland School Pupils Index, Part 2)
• Personal: 12 Oct 1935, Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland; CALEN DEBUTANTES' BALL Miss Ruth Bunderson, white corded morocain, cut on classical lines, featuring latticed back to waist, crystals, velvet floral girdle, white velvet coatee lined white satin. Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland, Saturday, 12 October 1935
• Personal: 8 Oct 1936, Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland; YALBOROO. (From Cur Correspondents.) Miss R. Bundesen, who has been visiting relatives in the South, has returned. Daily Mercury, Mackay, Queensland, Thursday, 8 October 1936
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949, Middle Creek, Sarina; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1949 Division of Dawsen - Subdivision of Mirani NIELSEN, Peter Frederick: Middle Creek, Sarina: Occupation: cane farmer NIELSEN, Ruth: Peter Frederick: Place of Living: Middle Creek, Sarina: Occupation: home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1954, albaroo; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1954 Division of Dawsen - Subdivision of Mirani No 4571: NEILSEN. Frederick Peter: Place of Living: Yalbaroo: Occupation: home duties No 5483: NEILSEN, Ruth: Place of Living: Yalbaroo: Occupation: home duties

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration;
Surname:BUNDESEN; Given Name: RUTH: Birth: 26.12.1916: Father: PETER JOHAN:: Mother: CHRISTINA JOHANNA LAURINA JESSEN: Reg. No. 1917/002647 [Qld Birth Register]

Ruth married Frederick Peter Neilsen 03 Mar 1937, Methodist Church, Mackay, Queensland, Australia . Frederick (son of Peter Neilsen and Eliza Jane Hocking) was born 19 Dec 1913, Mt Morgan, Queensland , Australia; died 05 May 1985, The Mater Misericordiae Hospital, Bundaberg, Queensland; was buried 7 May 1985, Bundaberg Lawn Cematery, Bundaberg, Queensland. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Bongmollow - Gundiah; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division of Wide Bay: Tiaro No 2798: WADE, JOSEPH ANDREW: Place of living: Gundiah: Occupation:Farmer No 2801: WADE, Pauline Mabel: Place of Living: Bongmollow, via Gayndah: Occupation: Home duties
• Military: 1943-1945; World War Two Nominal Roll PRIVATE JOSEPH ANDREW WADE Service no. Q209660 Service Australian Army Date of Birth 10 April 1903 Place of Birth MARYBOROUGH, QLD Date of Enlistment 4 April 1943 Locality on Enlistment GUNDIAH, QLD Place of Enlistment MIVA, QLD Next of Kin WADE, PAULINE Date of Discharge 21 October 1945 Posting at Discharge 12 BATTALION VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration:
WADE, Joseph Andrew; Birth; 10.03. 1903: F.Joseph; M. Hansina Petrina JESSEN Reg No 1903/C6969 [Qld Birth Index]


Buried:
MARYBOROUGH CEMETERY BURIAL INDEX
Wade, Joseph Andrew: age 73: 09 April 1976
Entry no. 31.

Joseph married Pauline Mabel Larsen 27 Nov 1929, At St. Mark's Church, Bauple, Queensland, Australia. Pauline was born 1905, Queensland, Australia; died Sep 1995, Toowoomba, Queensland; was buried 08 Sep1995, Toowoomba Cemetery. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Bongomollow - Gundiah; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1936 Division of Wide Bay: Tiaro No 2799: WADE, Leslie Harold: Place of living: Gundiah: Occupation:Farmer No 5289: WADE Dorothy Gertrude: Place of Living: Bongomollow: Occupation: Home duties

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration:
WADE, Leslie Harold; Birth: 05.04.1904: Father:JOSEPH:Mother: Hansina Petrina JESSEN: 1904/C11109 [Qld Birth Register]


Died:
Leslie Harold Wade
Birth unknown
Death 7 Jan 1983
Burial
Maryborough Crematorium
Maryborough, Fraser Coast Region, Queensland, Australia
Plot Wall of Memory 1
Memorial ID 195113836
Created by: Richie Wright
Added: 2 Dec 2018
Find a Grave Memorial 195113836

Dorothy Gertrude Wade
Birth unknown
Death 21 Sep 1992
Burial
Maryborough Crematorium
Maryborough, Fraser Coast Region, Queensland, Australia
Plot Wall of Memory 1
Memorial ID 195113837
Created by: Richie Wright
Added: 2 Dec 2018
Find a Grave Memorial 195113836

Leslie married Dorothy Gertrude Helmstedt 1934., St. Luke's Church of England, Bauple, Queensland, Australia. Dorothy was born 08 Apr 1912, Queensland, Australia; died 21 Sep 1992, Maryborough. Queensland, Australia; was buried 25 Sep1922, Cremation. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: Woowoonga, via Biggenden; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivisin of Biggenden No 1109, WADE, Vera Thelma: Place of Living Woowoonga, via Biggenden: Occupation: Home Duties No 1110 WADE, Wilfred James William; Place of Living Woowoonga, via Biggenden: Occupation: Farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1954, Biggenden; Queensland Electoral Roll 1954 Wide Bay, Biggenden Wade, Wilfred James William, Biggenden, timber worker Wade, Kate Elizabeth, Elizabeth St., Biggenden, home duties Wade, Wilfred Lyle, 9 Elizabeth St., timber worker Queensland Electoral Roll 1958 Wide Bay, Biggenden Wade, Betty Lorraine, 8 Brookes, St., Biggenden, home duties Wade, Dorothy Olwyn, 60 Alice St., Biggenden, home duties Wade, Kate Elizabeth, Elizabeth St., Biggenden, home duties Wade, Stanley Howard, 60 Alice St., Biggenden, herd recorder Wade, Wilfred James William, Biggenden, timber worker Wade, Wilfred Lyle, 9 Elizabeth St., timber worker Queensland Electoral Roll 1963 Wide Bay, Biggenden Wade, Betty, Lorraine, 18 Walsh St., Biggenden, home duties Wade, Kate Elizabeth, 48 Victoria St., home duties Wade, Wilfred James William, 48 Victoria St., timber worker Wade, Wilfred Lyle, 18 Walsh St., Biggenden timber employee Queensland Electoral Roll 1968 Wide Bay, Biggenden Wade, Betty, Lorraine, 18 Walsh St., Biggenden, home duties Wade, Kate Elizabeth, 48 Victoria St., home duties Wade, Wilfred James William, 48 Victoria St., timber worker Wade, Wilfred Lyle, 18 Walsh St., Biggenden timber employee Wade, Dorothy Olwyn, 60 Alice St., Biggenden, home duties

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration:
WADE, WILFRED JAMES: Birth: 28.08 1906: F. JOSEPH: M. HANSINA PETRINA JESSEN: Reg No 1906/C10545 [Qld Birth Register].


Buried:
Wilfred James William WADE
Surname: WADE
Given Name(s): Wilfred James William
Occupation:Pensioner
Age: 77 Year(s)
Place of Birth: Tiaro
Undertaker: Ross, L G
Conductor: Rev M J Scragg
Date of Funeral: 14 July 1984
Cemetery: Degilbo
Section: D
Headstone: No
Row: 2
Plot Number: 13
(North Burnett Regional Council 2013 )

Died:
WADE, Wilfred James William (Wilf)
Death notice 12 JUL 1984
Death at Biggenden Hospital, late of Biggenden
Age: 77
Fraser Coast Chronicle (Hervey Bay) 13 JUL 1984
(The Ryerson Index Online Database )

Wilfred married Vera Thelma Ellis 03 Apr 1929, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, 1943, Mt. Bauple; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936, 1943 SLEAFORD, Thelma Mary; Place of Living: Mt. Bauple: Occupation: Home Duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949-1980, Willowdale, Gundiah; Queensland Electoral Roll 1949, 1954, 1958, 1963, 1968, 1980 Subdivision, Tiaro Sleaford, Thelma Mary, Willowdale, Gundiah, home duties Queensland Electoral Roll 1954 Subdivision, Tiaro Sleaford, Thelma Mary, Willowdale, Gundiah, home duties Sleaford, Vivian Joseph, Gundiah, farm hand

Notes:

Died:
RYERSON INDEX
SLEAFORD Thelma Mary Death notice 19MAY1995 Death 86 at Maryborough Hospital Nursing Home, late of Gundiah Fraser Coast Chronicle, published 20MAY1995

Thelma married Hugh William Sleaford 16 Jan 1929, St Stephen's Presbyterian Church, Maryborough, Queensland, Australia. Hugh was born 1906, Queensland, Australia; died 28 Dec 1977, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; was buried Pinnaroo Lawn Cemetery and Crematorium Bridgeman Downs, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia . [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936 & 1937, Corona Avenue, Ashgrove; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1936 Division of Lilley - Subdivision of Enoggera No11075: SAUNDERS, Edith Euphemia Emily : Place of Living: Corona Avenue, Ashgrove: Occupation; Home duties No 11078: Name in Full: SAUNDERS, Robert Frederick: Place of Living: Corona Avenue, Ashgrove: Occupation: Carpenter QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1937 Division of Lilley - Subdivision of Enoggera No11081: SAUNDERS, Edith Euphemia Emily : Place of Living: Corona Avenue, Ashgrove: Occupation; Home duties No 1184: SAUNDERS, Robert Frederick: Place of Living: Corona Avenue, Ashgrove: Occupation: compositor
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1943, Mineda," Rosecliffe St., ; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1943 Division of South Brisbane - Subdivision of Griffith No 6791: SAUNDERS, Edith Euphemia Emily : Place of Living: " Mineda," Rosecliffe st., Occupation: home duties No 6796: SAUNDERS, Robert Frederick: Place of Living: Place of Living: " Mineda," Rosecliffe st., Occupation: compositor
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949, 110 Kelvin Grove Rd., Kelvin Grove; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1949 Division of Brisbane - Subdivision of Kelvin Grove No 6836: SAUNDERS, Edith Euphemia Emily : Place of Living: 110 Kelvin Grove rd., K. Grove: Occupation: storekeeper
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949, Mineda," Rosecliffe St., ; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1949 Division of South Brisbane - Subdivision of Griffith No 4846: SAUNDERS, Robert Frederick: Place of Living: Place of Living: " Mineda," Rosecliffe st., Occupation: compositor
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1954, 4 Bent St., Toowong, Brisbane; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1954 Division of Ryan - Subdivision of Toowong SAUNDERS, Edith Euphemia Emily : Place of Living: 4 Bent st., Toowong: Occupation: agent SAUNDERS, Robert Keith: Place of Living: 4 Bent st., Toowong: Occupation: Occupation: mechanic

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration.
1908/C8199 Jessen Edith Euphemia Emily: Birth: F.Hans Peter: F. Edith Miller [Qld Birth Register]


Died:
Death Registration
Saunders, Edith Euphemia Emily. Death 23.10.1955; F. Hane Peter Jessen M. Edith Miller Reg No 1955/005157 [Qld Death Register]

Edith married Robert Frederick Saunders 1928, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Robert (son of Robert Frederick Saunders and Elsie Rose Taylor) was born 16 Jul 1904, Warrick, Queensland; died 1974, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Tingoora, Kingaroy District; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Wondai No 413:Boisen, Cecily Evelyn Gladys; Residence; Tingoora; Occupation; Home duties No 417: Boisen, Herbert Arthur, Bonnie View, Tingoora: Occupation: Farm Hand No 412: Boisen, Arthur: Tingoora: Occupation: Farmer 418: Boisen, Maggie Raine; Residence: Tingoora: Occupation: Farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1937, Bonnie View, Tingoora; Queensland Electoral Roll 1937 Subdivision, Wondai Boisen, Cecily Evelyn Gladys, Bonnie View, Tingoora, home duties Boisen, Herbert Arthur, Bonnie View, Tingoora, farm hand
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1972, 196 Esplanade, Point Vernon; Queensland Electoral Roll 1972 Subdivision, Pialba Boisen, Cecily Evelyn Gladys, 196 Esplanade, Point Vernon, home duties Boisen, Herbert Arthur, 196 Esplanade, Point Vernon, farmer

Notes:

Died:
DEATH NOTICE
BOISEN, Cecily Evelyn Gladys
Of "Bonnie View" Tingoora. Passed away peacefully on Sunday, 17th December at Farr Home, Kingaroy. Aged 96 years 3 months. Beloved Wife of Herb (decd),-- , Relatives and Friends are respectfully invited to attend a Service Celebrating Cecs life to be held in St Marys Anglican Church, Baynes Street, Wondai on Wednesday, 20th December, 2006, at 10.30 a.m. followed by a Committal Service at the Wondai Cemetery.
Monumental Cemetery
VIRGO FUNERALS 4162 1420
KINGAROY &
THE SOUTH BURNETT FUNERAL NOTICE

Cecily married Herbert Arthur Boisen 06 Jun 1934, St. Andrew's Church of England, Wondai, Queensland, Australia. Herbert (son of Arthur Boisen and Maggie Ranie Burton) was born 06 Feb 1908, Maryborough, Queensland; died 8 Sep 1973, Pt Vernon, Queensland, Australia; was buried Wondai Cemetery, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Engagement: 20 May 1936, The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland; MISS PHYLLIS JESSEN, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Jessen, Aerothella, Wooroolin, whose engagement to Mr. Wesley John Wecker, eldest son of Mr. E. J. Wccker, Kingaroy, and the late Mrs. Wccker, has been announced. Transcribed from The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland, Wednesday 20 May 1936
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1937, 1949, 1980, Tingoora; Queensland Electoral Roll 1937 Subdivision, Wondai Wecker, Wesly John, Tingoora, farmer Queensland Electoral Roll 1949, 1958, Subdivision, Wondai Wecker, Phyllis Alexandria, Tingoora, home duties Wecker, Wesly John, Tingoora, farmer Queensland Electoral Roll 1963, 1968 Subdivision, Wondai Wecker, Phyllis Alexandria, Tingoora, home duties Wecker, Wesly John, Tingoora, farmer Wecker, Ralph John, Tingoora, farmer Phyllis Alexandria, Tingoora, home duties Queensland Electoral Roll 1968, 1972, 1977, 1980 Subdivision, Wondai Wecker, Wesly John, Tingoora, farmer Wecker, Ralph John, Tingoora, farmer Wecker, Doris Jacqueline, Tingoora, home duties

Notes:

Buried:
Age 57 years
Former Residence: Charlestown
Cemetery WON-WONDAI
Section CHURCH OF ENGLAND
Row Q
Plot No 376
(South Burnett Regional Council Cemeteries Online)

Phyllis married Wesley John Wecker 15 May 1937, Church of England , Wondai, Queensland, Australia. Wesley (son of Edward Julius Wecker and Martha Margaretha Gulk) was born 26 Jan 1908, Maryborough, Queensland, Australia; died 9 Jan 1984, Wondai, Queensland, Australia; was buried Wondai Cemetery, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Engagement: 16 Jul 1943, The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland; JESSEN-CASEY.-The engagement is announced of Eileen, elder Daughter of Mr. M. Casey & the late Mrs. Rose Casey, of Nanango, to Able Seaman Ronald Jessen, only Son of Mr.& Mrs. H. P. Jessen, of Wooroolln. Transcribed from "The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland", Friday 16 July 1943
• Military: 15 May 1942-5 Apr 1944, Royal Australian Navy; WORLD WAR Two SERVICE ABLE SEAMAN RONALD PETER JESSEN Service Number B3620 Service Royal Australian Navy Date of Birth 27 June 1923 Place of Birth WONDAI Date of Enlistment 15 May 1942 Home Port/Port Division BRISBANE, QLD Next of Kin EILEEN Date of Discharge 5 April 1944 Posting at Discharge HMAS Moreton
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1968, 1972, 28 Esplanade, Urangan; Queensland Electoral Roll 1968 Subdivision, Pialba Jessen, Hans Peter, 11 Long St., Pialba Jessen, Eileen Mary, 28 Esplanade, Urangan, home duties Jessen, Ronald Peter, 28 Esplanade, Urangan, farmer Queensland Electoral Roll 1972 Jessen, Eileen Mary, 28 Esplanade, Urangan, home duties Subdivision, Pialba Jessen, Ronald Peter, 28 Esplanade, Urangan, farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1977, Lockyer Valley Caravan Park, Gatton; Queensland Electoral Roll 1977 Subdivision, Gatton Jessen, Eileen Mary, Lockyer Valley Caravan Park, Gatton, home duties Jessen, Ronald Peter, Lockyer Valley Caravan Park, Gatton, proprietor Jessen, Hans Peter David, Lockyer Valley Caravan Park, Gatton, labourer Jessen, Jonathan Ronald Peter, Lockyer Valley Caravan Park, Gatton, labourer Jessen, Mervyn Leslie, Qld Agricultural College, Lawes, student
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1980, Tandarra Caravan Park, Beenleigh; Queensland Electoral Roll 1980 Subdivision, Beenleigh Jessen, Ronald Peter, Tandarra Caravan Park, Beenleigh, proprietor Jessen, Eileen Mary, Tandarra Caravan Park, Beenleigh, proprietor Jessen, Hans Peter David, Tandarra Caravan Park, Beenleigh, proprietor Jessen, Jonathan Ronald Peter, Tandarra Caravan Park, Beenleigh, proprietor

Notes:

Buried:
WONDAI CEMETRY [CHURCH OF ENGLAND SECTION] BURIAL INDEX.
Jessen, Eileen May: Age 65: 31 May 1986: Entry Number 10
Jessen, Ronald: Peter Age: 63; 20 March 1987: Entry Number 10

Ronald — Eileen May Casey. Eileen died May 1986, Wondai, Queensland, Australia; was buried 31 May 1986, Wondai Cemetery, Queensland. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1925, Mundubbera; Queensland Electoral Roll,1925 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Gyndah No 2165: O'LEARY, Sabina Evelyn: Place of Living: Mundubbera: Occupation: Barmaid
• Electoral Roll: 1928, 30 Quay, St., Brisbane; Queensland Electoral Roll, 1928 Brisbane O'Leary, Sabina, 30 Quay, St., bar attendant
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Quilpie Hotel, Quilpie; Queensland Electoral Roll,1936 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Adavale No 444: O'LEARY, Sabina Evelyn: Place of Living: Quilpie Hotel, Quilpie: Occupation: Barmaid
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1937, Queen's Hotel, Charlotte St., Brisbane; Queensland Electoral Roll,1937 Division of Brisbane - Subdivision of Brisbane No 6635: O'LEARY, Sabina Evelyn: Place of Living: Queen's Hotel, Charlotte st., Brisbane: Occupation: barmaid
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949, Greenmount Guest House, Coolangatta; Queensland Electoral Roll,1949 Division of McPherson - Subdivision of Southport No 7135: O'LEARY, Sabina Evelyn: Place of Living: Greenmount Guest House, Coolangatta: Occupation: chef
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1954, 525 Boundry St., City; Queensland Electoral Roll 1954 Division of Brisbane - Subdivision of Paddington No 4465: O'LEARY, Sabina Evelyn: Place of Living: 525 Boundry st., City: Occupation: Cook.
• Electoral Roll: 1958, 27 Saunders St., Indooroopilly, Brisbane; Queensland Electoral Roll, 1958 O'Leary, Kevin James, 27 Saunders st., Indooroopilly, clerk O'Leary, Sabina Evelyn, 27 Saunders st., Indooroopilly, cook O'Leary, Timothy John, 27 Saunders st., Indooroopilly, labourer

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration:
1901/C8082 O'Leary Sabina Evyleen; Birth: F.Timothy John; M. Marinka Jessen {Qld. B.D.& M. Register]


Name:
QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1903
Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Gundaih
No. 76: O'Leary, Marinka: Residence: Black Swamp: Occupation: Domestic duties.
No. 77 O'Leary, Timothy John: Residence: Black Swamp: Occupation: Labourer


Buried:
Inscription for Sabina Evelyn O'Leary
Cemetery: Tweed Heads Lawn & General Family Name: O'Leary Given Names: Sabina Evelyn Birth Date: Death Date: 27 May 1958 Age: 56y Remarks: daughter Portion: Bap Row:


Died:
Death Registration:
O'Leary Sabina Evelyn: Death: 27.05.1958 F.Timothy John M.Marinka Jessen.Reg. No.1958/B02581 [Qld Death Register]

Other Events:

• Electoral Roll: 1958, Saunders St., Indooroopilly, Brisbane; Queensland Electoral Roll, 1958 O'Leary, Kevin James, 27 Saunders st., Indooroopilly, clerk O'Leary, Sabina Evelyn, 27 Saunders st., Indooroopilly, cook O'Leary, Timothy John, 27 Saunders st., Indooroopilly, labourer
• Electoral Roll: 1963, Glen Brae", Ringtail rd., Pomona; Queensland Electoral Roll, 1963 O'Leary, Alice Sarah Jane, "Glen Brae", Ringtail rd., Pomona, home duties O'Leary, Timothy John, "Glen Brae", Ringtail rd., Pomona, farmer O'Leary, Timothy John, "Glen Brae", Ringtail rd.
• Electoral Roll: 1972, North Arm, via Yandina, near Nambour, Queensland; Queensland Electoral Roll 1972 Fisher, Nambour, Queensland O'Leary, Timothy John, North Arm, saw sharpener O'Leary, Allie, Sarah Jane, North Arm, home duties Queensland Electoral Roll 1972 Fisher, Nambour, Queensland O'Leary, Timothy John, North Arm, via Yandina, saw sharpener O'Leary, Allie, Sarah Jane, North Arm, via Yandina, home duties

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration:
1903/C9341 O'Leary Timothy John: Birth: F.Timothy John; M. Marrenkes Jesson {Qld. B.D.& M. Register]

Queensland Electoral Roll, 1963
O'Leary, Alice Sarah Jane, "Glen Brae", Ringtail rd., Pomona, home duties
O'Leary, Timothy John, "Glen Brae", Ringtail rd., Pomona, farmer
O'Leary, Timothy John, "Glen Brae", Ringtail rd.

Queensland Electoral Roll, 1980
Sandgate
O'Leary, Alie Sarah Jane, Biarra St., Deagon




Buried:
Timothy John O'Leary
Birth 16 Nov 1904
Death 15 Apr 1979 (aged 74)
Burial
Nambour Garden Lawn Cemetery
Nambour, Sunshine Coast Council, Queensland, Australia
Memorial ID 159884483 ·
(Find A Grave Memorial)

Died:
1979 C1997
Timothy John O'Leary
Timothy John O'Leary
Marinca Jessen
(Queensland Death Index 1829-1985

Timothy — Alice Sarah Jane. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Wooroolin; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Wondai Jorgensen, Kerrod Vincent: Residence: via Wooroolin : Occupation: Farm Hand Jorgensen, Marinka Fredericka, via Wooroolin: Occupation: Home duties.
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1937 - 1943, Wooroolin; Queensland Electoral Roll1937 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Wondai No 2071: JORGENSEN, Kerrod Vincent: Residence: via Wooroolin : Occupation: Farm Hand No 2072: Name in Full: JORGENSEN, Marinka Fredericka, via Wooroolin: Occupation: Home duties QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1943 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Wondai No 2209: JORGENSEN, Kerrod Vincent: Residence: via Wooroolin : Occupation: farm hand No 2209: Name in Full: JORGENSEN, Marinka Fredericka, via Wooroolin: Occupation: home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949, Lister & Morse Sts., Monto; Queensland Electoral Roll 1949 Division of Capricornia : Subdivision of Eidsvold No 1445: JORGENSEN, Kerrard Vincent: Place of Living: Lister St., Monto: Occupation: labourer No 1456: JORGENSEN, Marinka Fredericka: Place of Living: Morse St., Monto: Occupation: home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1954, Lister St & 9 Spencer St., Monto; Queensland Electoral Roll 1954 Division of Capricornia : Subdivision of Eidsvold JORGENSEN, Kerrard Vincent: Place of Living: Lister St., Monto: Occupation: labourer JORGENSEN, Marinka Fredericka: Place of Living: 9 Spencer St., Monto: Occupation: home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1977-1980, 11 Leihardt St., Monto; Queensland Electoral Roll 1977 & 1968 & 1980 Subdivision of Eidsvold Jorgensen, Kerrod Vincent, 11 Leichardt St., Monto, laborer Jorgensen, Marenka Fredericka, 11 Leichardt St., Monto, home duties

Notes:

Birth:
Name: Marinka Fredricka O'Leary
Birth Date: 1 Jan 1907
Father's Name: Timothy John O'Leary
Mother's Name: Marinka Jessen
Birth Place: Queensland
Registration Number: 008423
(Queensland Birth Register 1829-1914)


Buried:
Marinka Fredericka Jorgensen
Surname: Jorgensen
Given Name(s): Marinka Frederick
Occupation: Pensioner
Age: 76 Year(s)
Place of Birth: Unknown
Undertaker: M Hahn
Conductor:
Date of Funeral: 12 March 1983
Cemetery: Monto No. 2
Section: 23
Headstone: No
Row:
Plot Number: 880
(North Burnett Regional Council)

Marinka married Kerrod Vincent Jorgensen 16 Oct 1929, Queensland, Australia. Kerrod (son of John Jorgensen and Sarah Edith Fox) was born 24 Feb 1910, Queensland, Australia; died Mar 1982, Monto , Queensland, Australia; was buried 10 Mar 1982, Monto No. 2 Cemetery, Monto, Queensland. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936 & 1937, Harrami via Thangool; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division of Capricornia - Subdivision of Eidsvold 1908: O'Leary, Andrew William, Parrish of Harrami via Thangool, farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1943, Bileola; Queensland Electoral Roll 1943 Subdivision of Capricornia - Division of Gladstone O'Leary, Andrew William, Bileola, farmer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949, Thangool; Queensland Electoral Roll 1949 Division of Capricornia - Subdivision of Biloela 1410: O'Leary, Andrew William, Thangool, Farmer 1411:O'Leary, Marinka, Portion 37, Grevillea, Thangool
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1954, Thangool; Queensland Electoral Roll 1954 1505: O'Leary, Andrew William, Thangool, Farmer 1506: O'Leary, Marinka, Portion 37, Grevillea, Thangool 1507: Mary Jane O'Leary, Thangool, home duties Possible Marriage 1936 C3805 Andrew William O'Leary Mary Jane Roberts (Queensland Marriage Index)
• Electoral Roll: 1968, Farnborough, Yepoon; Queensland Electoral Roll, 1868 Rockhampton North O'Leary, Andrew William, Farnborough, Yepoon, farmer O'Leary, Marinka, Farnborough, Yepoon

Notes:

Buried:
Surname: O'LEARY,
Given Names: Andrew William
Date of Death:15 Aug 1978
Date of Burial: 16 Aug 1978
Age: 69
Religion: Uniting Church
Section: Lawn 5
Row: 8
Grave: 339
Occupation: Retired
(Yepoon Cemetery Search)

Possible Marriage
1936 C3805 Andrew William O'Leary
Mary Jane Roberts

1961 C5686 Mary Jane O'Leary
Frederick William Roberts
Mary Jane Hall

Mary Jane O'Leary
Birth unknown
Death Oct 1961
Burial
North Rockhampton Cemetery
Norman Gardens, Rockhampton Region, Queensland, Australia
Plot PRESBYTERIAN Sec 16 Row 10 Grave No 65
Memorial ID 160458959
(Find A Grave Memorial)

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, 163 Ferry St. Maryborough; QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL ROLL 1936 Division of Wide Bay: Subdivision of Maryborough No. 3843: McWatters, Aubery William: Residence: 163 Ferry St. Maryborough: Occupation: Reader. No.3857: McWatters, Maurine May: Residence: 163 Ferry St. Maryborough: Occupation home duties NOTE: In 1936 Christina Lochran [Jessen], the mother of Moreen May Jessen is also listed at this address. No. 3531: Lochran, Christina: 163 Ferry St. Maryborough: Occupation home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1937 - 1943, 163 Ferry St., Maryborough; Queensland Electoral Roll 1937 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Maryborough No 3958: McWATTERS Aubrey William: Place of Living: 163 Ferry st., Occupation: journalist No 3971: McWATTERS Maurine May: Place of Living: 163 Ferry st., Occupation: home duties Queensland Electoral Roll 1943 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Maryborough No 1690: McWATTERS Aubrey William: Place of Living: 163 Ferry st., Occupation: journalist No 2701: McWATTERS Maurine May: Place of Living: 163 Ferry st., Occupation: home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949, Flat 15, Lamington st., Newfarm, Brisbane; Queensland Electoral Roll 1949 Division of Brisbane - Subdivision of Merthyr No 10623: McWATTERS Aubrey William: Place of Living: Flat 15, Lamington st., Newfarm: Occupation: journalist No 10624: McWATTERS Maurine May: Place of Living: Flat 15, Lamington st., Newfarm: Occupation: home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1954, 178 Lloyd St., Enoggera, Brisbane; Queensland Electoral Roll 1954 Division of Ryan - subdivision of Ashgrove No 9191: McWATTERS Keith Gordon: Place of Living: 178 Lloyd st., Enoggera: Occupation: student No McWATTERS Maurine May: Place of Living: 178 Lloyd st., Enoggera: Occupation: home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1958, 178 Lloyd St., Enoggera; Queensland Electoral Roll 1958 Subdivision, Dorrington McWatters, Maurine May, 178 Lloyd St., Enoggera, home duties
• Electoral Roll: 1963, 178 Lloyd St., Enoggera; Queensland Electoral Roll 1963 Ryan, Dorrington McWatters, Douglas Hamilton, 178 Lloyd St., Enoggera, technician McWatters, Mary Fay, 178 Lloyd St., Enoggera, machinist McWatters, Maurine May, 178 Lloyd St., Enoggera, home duties Queensland Electoral Roll 1968 Ryan, Dorrington McWatters, Maurine May, 178 Lloyd St., Enoggera, home duties McWatters, Kieth Gordon, 178 Lloyd St., Enoggera, uni. lecturer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1977, 1980, 178 Lloyd st., Enoggera; Queensland Electoral Roll 1977,1980 Subdivision, Dorrington Nelms, Maurine May, 178 Lloyd st., Enoggera, home duties Nelms, Francis Robert, 178 Lloyd st., Enoggera NELMES.-At Maryborough, on August 26, 1945, Frances Alice Nelmes, widow of the late Henry Nelmes, of 300 Albert-street, Maryborough, and beloved mother of Henry William, Victor Edwin, Roy Thomas and Francis Robert Nelmes (all of Maryborough). Aged 82 years. "Peace, Perfect Peace." Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Monday, 27 August 1945

Notes:

Died:
1984 4953
Maurine May Nelmes
George James Stuart Lochran
Christina Jessen
(Queensland Death Index 1829-1988)

Maurine married Aubery William McWatters 18 Oct.1930, Presbyterian Church, Maryborough, Queensland, Australia. Aubery (son of William McWatters and Martha Agesilaus Tornaros) was born 26 Sep 1905, Maryborough, Queensland, Australia ; died 02 Feb 1971, Malvern, Victoria, Australia; was buried 04 Feb 1971, Springvale Botanical Cemetery, Victoria, Australia . [Group Sheet]

Maurine — Francis Robert Nelmes. Francis died 1984, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Obituary: 13Aug 1930, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; OBITUARY. MRS. K. L. RIGBY A large attendance at the service in the Presbyterian Church and funeral cortege of considerable length yesterday bore tetstimony to the respect and esteem in which the late Mrs. Jessie Rigby was held. The deceased who was only 20 years of age, was girl of charming disposition. Of sunny nature, her life had been particularly free from sickness and the news of her demise, despite the fact that she had been seriously ill for two weeks, came as a rude shock to a large circle of friends, and their sympathy goes out to her bereaved husband and infant son. Prior to her marriage, the then Miss Jessie Lochran was a member of the showroom staff of Messrs. Stuparts, Ltd., and stood high in the estimation, of the management, her colleagues and the clientele of the firm. In addition to her sorrowing husband and child the deceased is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lochran, one brother George, and a sister, Maurine. A native of Gympie, her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lochran (senior) and numerous relatives still reside in that centre. After an impressive service conducted by the Rev. G. S. Brodie, the cortege moved off from church to the Maryborough Cemetery while St. Stephen's bell was solemny tolled; The Bev. G. S. Brodie » conducted the burial service at the graveside. The casket was borne from the church by Messrs. J. Hood, A. Reed, C. Rigby, F. Whitaker, W. Whitaker and A. W. McWatters, while the pall bearers from the hearse to the graveside were Messrs. G. Warry, J. Menzies, J. Powell, H. Harris, N. Lochran and B. Reaney. Among the floral tributes were:-Employees of Bryant and Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs.Scorer, Jim and Delphine, Myrtle and Theo Payne, W. C. Lusk and Miss Lusk, Employees of Whitakers, Directors and Employees Stuparts, Ltd., Mr.and Mrs. Bayldon, Mr. and Mrs. H. Barnesly, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and family, Mr and Mrs, Sternly, Annie and Ethel Kuskie, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Richardson, Mr, and Mrs. H. Gees and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. Whitaker and Alison, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hume and family, Neilsen family, Mr. and Mrs. H. Staib and family, and Messrs. Wm. and A. W. McWatters. Immortelles: Laurie, Myrtle and Fred, Mother, Maurine and George, Father, Grandmother, employees and directors of Stuparts and Mr. and Mrs. Reed. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Wednesday, 13 August 1930
• In Memorium: 12 Aug 1933, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; IN MEMORIAM. RIGBY, nee Lochran. In fragrant memory of our dear Jessie, who marched onward on August 12, 1930. The music of your life remains. (Inserted by her loving mother and father, And Maurine and George.) RIGBY.-Sacred to the memory of Jess, who fell asleep, Augnst 12, 1930. "God's greatest gift, remembrance." (Inserted by Myrl and Fred.) Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Saturday, 12 August 1933
• In Memorium: 12 Aug 1952, Maryborough Chronicle, Queensland; IN MEMORIAM RIGBY-In loving memory of Jessie, who passed away August 12, 1930. "Peace, Perfect Peace." Inserted by her loving mother, sister Maurine, brother George, and son Keaston. Maryborough Chronicle, Queensland, Tuesday 12 August 1952

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration
LOCHRAN Jessie Elivra: Birth: 1910: Father: George James Stewart: Mother: Christina JESSEN. Reg No 1910/C8513 [Queensland Birth Register 1828 -1914]

Buried:
Section: Monumental M
Plot/Niche: 157
(Fraser Coast Cemeteries Online)

Jessie Rigby, whose death occurred on August 12, ,1930
Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Saturday, 12 August 1944

Died:
Death Registration
RIGBY Jessie Elvira: Death: 1930: Father: George LOCHRAN: Mother: Christina JESSEN. Reg No 1930/2962 [Queensland Death Register 1828 -1964]

RIGBY, Jessie Elvera
Death notice: 12 AUG 1930
Death: Age 20, at Maryborough
Fraser Coast Chronicle (Hervey Bay), 12 AUG 1930
(THE RYERSON INDEX to death notices and obituaries in Australian newspapers)

Jessie married Keaston Laurence Rigby 1930, Queensland. Australia. Keaston was born 1907, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Personal: 24 Dec 1940, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; Corporal G. H. Lochran, A.I.F., returned to Sydney on Sunday night after paying a fying visit to his mother, Mrs. C. Lochran, and sister, Mrs A. W. McWatters. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Tuesday, 24 December 1940
• Personal: 23 Jun 1941, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; Sergeant George Lochran, A.I.F. spent the week-end in Brisbane prior to returning to his camp in the south. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Monda, 23 June 1941
• War Service WW2: 13 Nov 1942, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; L/CPL. LOCHRAN WOUNDED News has been received lhat Lance- Corporal G. H. Lochran, A.I.F., has been wounded in the Battle of Egypt. Lance-Corporal Lochran left Australia in one of the first convoys and saw action in Palestine, Syria and Tobruk. He is the son of Mrs. G. Lochran, Ferry-street. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Friday, 13 November 1942 Corporal G. H. Lochran, A.I.F., returned to Sydney on Sunday night after paying a fying to Lennox-street. Toowoomba Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Tuesday 24 December 1940 G. H. Lochran, A.I.F. (returned), whose wife resides in Toowoomba, is a son of Mrs. C. Lochran. Ferry-street, Maryborough, and a brother-in-law of Capt. McWatters. Sgt. Lochran served in the Middle East with the famous Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertise, Queensland, Wednesday, 10 November 1943
• War Service WW2: 17 Feb 1943, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; BEHIND THE LINES OF EL ALAMEIN THE story of Alamein and of Tel el Elsa been told in the cables, and correspondents have underlined the heroic role of the A. I..F. when they there met and hurled back Rommel's best and sent the Eighth Army racing ahead for Tunisia. But there is another story that has only been told in fragments, and then not completely-worth telling though it is. It the be-hind-the-lines story of the men who were wounded in the battle. Here is another addition to the full tale. "Late in the afternoon of the second day of the offensive," writes Lance Corporal G. H. Lochran to his mother, Mrs. Lochran, Ferry-street, "I was hit twice, in the head by some sort of flying metal. So I started on my journey back to hospital at the end of two very hectic days." "I had been hit on the fore head- a small wound healing quickly and hardly to be noticed-and just above the right ear, where the bone was fractured." So L./Cpl. Lochran went back behind the lines, to hospital for an operation and then a few weeks later was sent on to a convalescent camp in Palestine. Here is his picture of the camp: "Life here is very pleasant. The food is good and well-cooked, and there is little work to be done. Pictures are shown several times a week with a concert now and then. the Red Cross run an excellent small library, and -as you can guess-I spend many hours reading." "The camp is situated near the sea-it's a pity the weather is too cold for swimming." "Sometimes we have bridge parties." he goes on, but apparently the chief interest of the camp is war talk. "There is much speculation, and many rumours are flying about as to what is to be the division's next destination," he says. "Naturally enough we all hope it will be home, at least for a while, but it's diflicult to forecast, and I suppose our fate will be decided by the fortunes of war." "It's just a glimpse of a convalescent camp after Alamein, but it is one of the reasons why we shall win." Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Wednesday, 17 February 1943
• Personal: 10 Nov 1943, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertise, Queensland; Article with photo Sgt. G. H. Lochran, A.I.F. (returned), whose wife resides in Toowoomba, is a son of Mrs. C. Lochran. Ferry-street, Maryborough, and a brother-in-law of Capt. McWatters. Sgt. Lochran served in the Middle East with the famous "Fighting Ninth," and was at Tobruk and El Alamein, and in other memorable battles. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertise, Queensland, Wednesday, 10 November 1943
• Military: 10 Jul 1940-28 Nov 1945, Australian Army ; WORLD WAR Two NOMINAL ROLL Lieutenant GEORGE HAMILTON LOCHRAN Service Number: NX54033 Service Australian Army Date of Birth 7 April 1917 Place of Birth GYMPIE, QLD Date of Enlistment 10 July 1940 Locality on Enlistment ELIZABETH BAY, NSW Place of Enlistment PADDINGTON, NSW Next of Kin LOCHRAN, WINIFRED Date of Discharge 28 November 1945 Posting at Discharge 2/13 AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION (Australian Government, Department of Veterans' Affairs)

Notes:

Buried:
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Lochran George Hamilton 28 / 04 / 2004 87 years
Lochran Winifred 30 / 03 / 2005 86 years
Cemetery: Toowong Cemetery Street Address: Cnr Frederick St and Mt Coot-tha Rd, Toowong UBD Ref: Map 158 N13


Died:
RYERSON INDEX
Death Notice Courier Mail (Brisbane)
LOCHRAN Given Names George Hamilton Death notice 24APR2004 Death Age 87 Other Details at Canossa Private Hospital, late of Sherwood Publication Courier Mail (Brisbane) Published 27APR2004

George married Winifred Peel 7 Sep 1940, Presbyterian Church, Bcllevue Hill, Sydney, New South Wales. Winifred was born Abt 1919, Australia; died 26 Mar 2005, Canossa Private Hospital, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; was buried 30 Mar 2005, Toowong Cemetery, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Personal: 25 Aug 1932, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; NETHERBY. August 22. Social. Mr. A. Jessen (Maryborough) is at present spending a holiday as the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Jessen. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Thursday, 25 August 1932
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Sussex St., Maryborough ; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Maryborough No 2994: JESSEN: Andrew William; Place of living: Sussex St.,: Occupation: Laburer
• Personal: 2 Sep 1936, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; Personal.-Among the successful candidates in the recent theory of milk grading and theory of cheese making examinations was Mr. Andrew Jessen, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Jessen, "Riverview". Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Wednesday, 2 September 1936
• Departure: 8 Mar 1949, Maryborough Chronicle, Queensland; Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Jessen have left Maryborough to take up residence in Mackay. Maryborough Chronicle, Queensland, Tuesday 8 March 1949

Notes:

Died:
RYERSON INDEX
Surname Given Names Notice Type Date Type Age Other Details Publication Published
JESSEN Andrew William Death notice 23APR1985 Death 73 at Maryborough Fraser Coast Chronicle 24APR1985

Andrew married Elizabeth Rose Proctor 10 Jul 1937, St Paul's Church of England, Maryborough, Queensland,. Elizabeth died 30 Aug 2000, Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Personal: 16 Nov 1935, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser , Queensland; NETHERBY NETHERBY, November 11. Social.-The many friends of Mr. Reg. Jessen, will be pleased to hear he has returned home after undergoing an operation. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser , Queensland, Saturday, 16 November 1935
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, Gundiah; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936 Division of Wide Bay - Subdivision of Tiaro No 1466: JESSEN: Reginald Sophus; Place of Living: Gundiah: Occupation; Farmer
• Death: 8 Jun 1999, adventistarchives; Jessen, Reginald Sophus, born 30.4.14 at Maryhorough, Qld; died 8.6.99 in Wesley Hospital, Brisbane. He is survived by his wife, Gladys; his children, Maureen, Don, Phyllis, Myrl, Ray and Norman; his 14 grandchildren; and 19 great-grandchildren. Humberto Rivera (adventistarchives)

Notes:

Died:
RYERSON INDEX
JESSEN Reginald Sophus Funeral notice 08JUN1999 Death 85 at Wesley Hospital, late of Sherwood, fo
[Fraser Coast Chronicle; Published 10 JUN 1999, Ryerson Index]

Reginald married Gladys Mary Hartvigsen 14 Oct 1936, St Stephen's Presbyterian Church, Maryborough, Queensland,. Gladys (daughter of Hans Peter Hartvigsen and Oline Katherine Andreassen) was born 09 Mar 1914, Queensland, Australia; died 14 Jul 2008, Hopetoun Nursing Home, Brisbane; was buried 18 Jul 2008, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Interests: 26 Mar 1938, The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland; Mr. L. Gllchrlst was M.C. at a party to Mr. Colin Jessen's 21st birthday, and music was played by Messrs. S. Jessen, E. Hayden, and F. Thompson. Euchre prizes were won by Mr. C. Hansen and Mrs. G. Bates, and a novelty dance by Miss M. Carswell and Mr. C. Edmonds. Mr. W. Sorenscn recited. Mr. Jessen was presented with a wallet of notes by Councillor A. F. Birt. . Transcribed from " The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland, Saturday 26 March 1938" Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Wednesday, 16 March 1938 cake by Mr. Colin Jessen. A presentation was made by Mr. Jos. Wade to the guest on behalf of the Ai Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Saturday, 14 November 1942 brothers. John Colin Jessen and Reginald Sophus Jessen came before the notice of the Tiaro Council ... cost of this. Mr John Colin Jessen claimed would be prohibitive, and through Morton and Morton, he Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Tuesday, 16 July 1946

Notes:

Buried:
Register Number 7610
Cemetery: Gympie
Jessen, John Colin
Date of Birth: 10/03/1917
Date of Death: 02/03/1990
Date of Service: 06/03/1990
Location : L3-11-609
(Gympie Cemetery Deceased Search)

JESSEN, John "Kevin"
Formerly of Stumm Road, Gympie.
Passed away at home, 15th December 2016.
Aged 67 Years.
Beloved Husband of Gail. Dearly loved Father of Katrina and Selina.
Privately Cremated.
(Gympie Funerals )

John married Dulcie Doreen Walker 11 Mar 1944, The Surface Hall Methodist Church, Gympie, Queensland Australia. Dulcie died 1 Aug 2016, Cooinda Aged Care, Gympie, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Personal: 20 Nov 1936, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser , Queensland; Mrs. N. S. Jessen and Master Mervyn Jessen are holidaying as theresidence of Mrs. Young, Pialba. Mr. and Mrs. Hartvigsen, Miss K. Hartvigsen and Mr. J. Benson paid a brief visit to Mr. and Mrs. R. Jessen Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser , Queensland, Friday, 20 November 1936
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1977 &1980, 6 Avon St., Baddow; Queensland Electoral Roll 1977, 1980 Subdivision of Howard Jessen, Mervyn Roy, 6 Avon St., Bdw., factory worker Jessen, Evelyn June, 6 Avon St., Bdw., home duties Jessen, Gloria Joan, 6 Avon St., Bdw., typist Jessen, Louis Roy, 6 Avon St., Bdw., clerk
• Personal: 2 Dec 2012, Gundiah Gazette; Down Memory Lane Life on the Farm at Riverview by Mervyn Jessen, 02-12-2012 I was born at the Maryborough Hospital. My Mother and I returned back to the farm which was named River View via Gundiah, as the house was built over-looking the Mary River. When I was school age, all of us kids, along with Colin Gilchrist, John Thompson, Marjory, June, Daphne and Des Lamke, would all gather at River View. My Father would then row us across the Mary in a boat, mornings and afternoons, as Deborah School was across the River. At times when the water rose too high, he would not cross the river. When I left the Deborah School was closed for good. Some children went to Gundiah School. I can still remember the cane around my legs for doing the wrong things. My main jobs on the farm were to milk some cows, feed calves, pigs, and fowls. After milking, I had to clean up around the milking shed. I chopped wood for the stove upstairs, and for the boiler for washing clothes downstairs. I also helped my mother around the house, while my Father and 2 brothers worked on the farm to grow vegies and green feed for the animals. At times, I had to ride my bike about 15 miles to Gundiah for mail, bread and odd things for the house. When I was old enough, I bought a motor-bike when I joined the Gundiah Cricket Club. Cricket was played behind the Hartvigsen's Store, and the late During the War, many soldiers camped and did training on a big slope at the back of our property. Army planes flew over the tree tops and would bomb the soldiers with bags of white stuff. The soldiers took most of our cream, milk, watermelons, pumpkins and vegies. My Father got paid from the government much later. It was long hours and tough work those days, with horses taking the place of machinery, but it was a good clean life. My brothers got married and I left the River View farm about 1944. Gundiah Gazette, March 2013 At left from top: Mervyn, about 6yrs, in front with white shoes at Deborah School. Mervyn Jessen (about 10yrs old) sitting on his pet poddy calf on the farm. Mervyn's father and mate fixing the roof of the Homestead on the farm. One of Mervyn's motor-bikes (BSM).

Notes:

Birth:
PRE-WEDDING NOTICE
JESSEN-MacKENZIE.-The marriage will take place at St. Paul's Church of England at 5 p.m. today of June Evelyn, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mackenzie of Tinana, to Mervyn Roy, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Jessen.
Maryborough Chronicle, Queensland, Wednesday, 3 January 1951

Mervyn Roy Jessen married Evelyn June McKenzie in St Paul's Church of England on 3 January 1951
Maryborough Chronicle, Qld., Friday, 19 January 1951

Dellis June is a first baby for Mr. and Mrs. M. Jessen,
of 241 Cheapside-street. Baby is the tenth grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. S. Jessen, 166 Sussex-street. She is the fourth
for Mr. and Mrs. C. McKenzie, Indah-road, Tinana.
Maryborough Chronicle, Qld., Wednesday, 16 April 1952

Michael William Ablett
Dellis June Ablett


Queensland Electoral Roll 1980
Wide Bay, Howard
Jessen, Evelyn June, 6 Avon St., Baddow, home duties
Jessen, Gloria Joan, 6 Avon St., Baddow, typist
Jessen, Louis Roy, 6 Avon St., Baddow, clerk
Jessen, Mervyn Roy, 6 Avon St., Baddow, factory worker

Mervyn Roy Jessen
Queensland Electoral Roll 1954
Subdivision, Maryborough
Jessen, Mervyn Roy, 241 Cheapside St., sawmill hand
Jessen, Evelyn June, 241 Cheapside St., home duties

Queensland Electoral Roll 1958, 1963
Subdivision, Maryborough
Jessen, Mervyn Roy, 241 Cheapside St., sawmill hand
Jessen, June Evelyn, 241 Cheapside St., home duties

Queensland Electoral Roll 1972
Subdivision, Maryborough
Jessen, Mervyn Roy, 241 Cheapside St., butter factory worker
Jessen, June Evelyn, 241 Cheapside St., home duties

Queensland Electoral Roll 1977, 1980
Subdivision, Howard
Jessen, Mervyn Roy, 6 Avon St., Baddow, factory worker
Jessen, Evelyn June, 6 Avon St., Baddow, home duties
Jessen, Gloria Jean, 6 Avon St., Baddow, typist
Jessen, Louis Roy, 6 Avon St., Baddow, clerk

Dellis June is a first baby for Mr. and Mrs. M. Jessen, of 241 Cheapside-street. Baby is the tenth grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. S. Jessen, 166 Sussex-street. She is the fourth for Mr. and Mrs. C. McKenzie, Iindah-road, Tinana.
Maryborough Chronicle, Queensland, Wednesday, 16 April 1952

PRE-WEDDING NOTICE
JESSEN-MacKENZIE.-The marriage will take place at St. Paul's Church of England at 5 p.m. today of June Evelyn, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mackenzie of Tinana, to Mervyn Roy, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Jessen.
Maryborough Chronicle, Queensland, Wednesday, 3 January 1951


Died:
Mervyn Roy JESSEN
JESSEN, Mervyn Roy 'Merv'. Passed away peacefully on April 25, 2015 in his 90th year. Dearly loved husband of June. Loving father and father-in-law of.
Fraser Coast Chronicle on May 4, 2015

Farewell old friend
Mervyn Roy JESSEN , originally of Gundiah, passed away on April 25, 2015 at Hervey Bay, in his 90th year. Merv has
written previous articles about Gundiah Hall and growing up in Gundiah.
Merv was born 23 June 1925 to Neils Sophus Jessen & Kate Jessen (nee Young) of Riverview (on the west bank
of the Mary River were the Stewarts and Carneys current properties are.)
Merv was the 4th of four sons: Andy, Reg, Colin and Merv.
Neils Jessen had relocated the old Goorah School building on Riverview apart from the actual house, where the family held parties, with Merv particularly remembered his older brother Colin's 21st. We think the whole property was
divided into two when Neils sold to his sons, Reg & Colin. Merv moved away from Gundiah at approx. 19yrs when
Colin married, and his new wife helped run the farm, about 1944.
Merv married (Evelyn) June MacKenzie, 3 January 1951, whom he fondly recalls meeting when delivering milk to her
family house as one of his jobs working for Jurss Dairy. Merv & June had five children-Dellis, Lou, Gloria, Trevor &
Evelyn.
Mervyn eventually retired from his Dairy Van Driver job having worked for many years at the Butter Co-Op.
Merv is proud Grandfather to nine, and Great Grandad of five. He is dearly loved and greatly missed.
Please refer to past articles in the Nov 2012,
March and June 2013 issues. Thank you to
Evelyn for recording her father's memories
and providing these details.
Gazette
(The Gundih Gazatte, June 2015)

Mervyn married Living MacKenzie 3 Jan 1951, St Pauls Church of England, Maryborough, Queensland. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Education: 1911-1920, Wooroolin Provisional & State School ; Last Name: Jessen First Name: Ivor School Name: Wooroolin Provisional & State School Date: 1911 - 1920 Source: From Federation to the Future: A History of Education in Wooroolin 1901 to 2001 by Dr. Judith A. Grimes Reference: 400 (Queensland School Pupils Index, Part 4)
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1934, Queensland Electoral Roll; Number: 2864 First Name: Ivor Christian Last Name: Jessen Title: Place Of Living: 58 Frank st. Occupation: motor driver Gender: M Subdivision: Maryborough Division: Wide Bay Country: Australia State: Queensland Record set: Queensland Electoral Rolls Year: 1934 (Queensland Commonwealth Electoral Roll 1934)
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1936, 1937, Anderson St., Halifax, Ingham; Queensland Electoral Roll 1936, 1937 Subdivision of Ingham Jessen, Ivor Christian, W. S. Moore's, Anderson St., Halifax, clerk
• NSW Elctoral Roll: 1949, 78 Kurraba Road, Neutral Bay, Sydney; NEW SOUTH WALES ELECTORAL ROLL 1949 Commonwealth - Warringah : State - Neutral Bay Subdivision of Neutral Bay No 6846: JESSEN, Ivor Christian: Place of Living: 78 Kurraba road: Occupation: labourer No 6850: JESSON, Nellie: Place of Living: 78 Kurraba road: Occupation: home duties
• NSW Elctoral Roll: 1954, 50 Hill St., Carlton, Sydney; NEW SOUTH WALES ELECTORAL ROLL 1954 Commonwealth - St George : State - Hurstville Subdivision of Bexley No 5120: JESSEN, Ivor Christian: Place of Living: 50 Hill st., Carlton: Occupation: process worker No 5121: JESSEN, Nellie: Place of Living: Place of Living: 50 Hill st., Carlton: Occupation: home duties
• Electoral Roll: 1963, 50 Hill Street, Carlton; New South Wales Electoral Roll 1963 Bexley Jessen, Ivor Christian, 50 Hill Street, Carlton, process worker Jessen, Nellie, 50 Hill Street, Carlton, home duties New South Wales Electoral Roll 1963 Narrabeen Jessen Ivor, 28 Powderworks Road, clerk Jessen. Lorraine Isabelle, 28 Powderworks Road, home duties

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration:
1913/C10704 Jessen,Ivor Christian; Birth: F. Christian Johansen: M. Ellen Moore [Qld Birth Register]

Possible Son
10627/1958 JESSEN IVOR
CORNEY LORRAINE ISABELLE
NORTH SYDNEY

Published in The Canberra Times on June 17, 2015
First 25 of 66 words: IVOR JESSEN Passed away peacefully on 14 June 2015 He was surrounded by his family. Loving husband to Lorraine, father and father-in-law to Debbie and.

IVOR JESSEN Passed away peacefully on 14 June 2015. He was surrounded by his family. Loving husband to Lorraine, father and father-in-law to Debbie and Phil, Cathy and Daryl, Stephen and Esther, and brother to Denise. Cherished grandfather and great-grandfather.Thank you to the staff of Mirinjani

Published in The Canberra Times Jun 17, 2015






Buried:
Ivor Jesson
Birth: unknown
Death: Feb. 25, 1973
Burial: Woronora Cemetery and Crematorium
Sutherland, Sutherland Shire, New South Wales, Australia
Plot: FF, Rose Garden 29, 159
Created by: jlong
Record added: Oct 18, 2015
Find A Grave Memorial# 153908473

Inscription for Irene Jesson
Cemetery: Woronora NSW
Inscription Id: 9957795
Surname: Jesson
Given Names: Irene
Death Date: 21 Feb 1988
Gender: F
Portion: Con
Row: 1
Plot: 0182
Transcript from: Peter Olsen, Australian Cemeteries Index

Inscription for John Jesson
Cemetery: Woronora NSW
Inscription Id: 9957797
Surname: Jesson
Given Names: John
Death Date: 16 Jan 1948
Gender: M
Portion: Con
Row: 1
Plot: 0182
Transcript from: Peter Olsen, Australian Cemeteries Index



Died:

Death Registration:
43644/1973 JESSEN IVOR CHRISTIAN F. CHRISTIAN JOHANNSON M. HELEN MARIA death KOGARAH [NSW Death Register]

RYERSON INDEX
JESSEN Ivor Christian (Clue) Death notice 25FEB1973 Death late of Carlton [not far from KOGARAH]
Sydney Morning Herald 26FEB1973

Other Events:

• Education: 1921-1930, Wooroolin Provisional & State School ; Last Name: Jessen First Name: Lloyd School Name: Wooroolin Provisional & State School Date: 1921 - 1930 Source: From Federation to the Future: A History of Education in Wooroolin 1901 to 2001 by Dr. Judith A. Grimes Reference: 499 (Queensland School Pupils Index, Part 4)
• Military: 19 Mar 1940; WORLD WAR TWO SERVICE PRIVATE LLOYD JESSEN Service Number Q164824 Service Australian Army Date of Birth 9 September 1917 Place of Birth CHILDERS, QLD Date of Enlistment 19 March 1940 Locality on Enlistment MARYBOROUGH, QLD Place of Enlistment BRISBANE, QLD Next of Kin JESSEN, NELLIE Date of Discharge 21 June 1940 Posting at Discharge CANTEEN SERVICES NORTHERN COMD [Department of Veterns' Affairs]
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1943, 17 Mabel st., South Brisbane; Queensland Electoral Roll 1943 Division of South Brisbane - Subdivision of Griffith No 3801: JESSEN, Jean Fergus: Place of Living: 17 Mabel st., Occupation: packer No 3802: JESSEN, Lloyd: Place of Living: 17 Mabel st., Occupation: home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949, 14 Lochaber st., South Brisbane; Queensland Electoral Roll 1949 Division of South Brisbane - Subdivision of Griffith No 3615: JESSEN, Jean Fergus: Place of Living: 14 Lockaber st., Occupation: home duties No 3617: JESSEN, Lloyd: Place of Living: 14 Lochaber st., Occupation: tradesmans helper
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1954-1980, Breton St., Coopers Plains, Brisbane; Queensland Electoral Roll 1954, 1958, 1963, 1972, 1977, 1980 Division of Moreton - Subdivision of Kingston No 2598: JESSEN, Jean Fergus: Place of Living: Breton St., Coopers Plains: Occupation: home duties No 2594: JESSEN, Lloyd: Place of Living: Breton St., Coopers Plains: Occupation: ironworker

Notes:

Birth:
Lloyd Jessen
Event date: 09/09/1916
Event type: Birth registration
Registration details: 1916/C/10191
Mother: Nellie Moore
Father/parent: Christian Johansen Jessen
(Queensaland birth Index)

Died:
JESSEN Lloyd
Probate notice 16 AUG 1998
Death, late of Starr Gardens Nursing Home, Beaudesert Courier Mail (Brisbane) 16 SEP 1998
The Ryerson Index Online Database

JESSEN Lloyd (Lou)
Funeral notice 16 AUG 1998
Death , late of Star Gardens Hostel, Beaudesert, formerly of Cooper Plains
Courier Mail (Brisbane) 18 AUG 1998
The Ryerson Index Online Database

Lloyd married Jean Fergus Sherrington 10 Jul 1940. Jean was born 17 Aug 911; died 3 Nov 1995, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; was buried Mt Thompson Memorial Gardens, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Engagement: 9 Feb 1942, The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland; RICHARDSON-JESSEN.-The engagement is announced of Dorothy Leonore, eldest Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Jessen, Wooroolln, Kingaroy, to Gunner Allan George, eldest Son of Lieut., and Mrs. W. G. Richardson, Farrington Street, Alderley, Brisbane. Transcribed from "The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland," Monday 9 February 1942 Death Notice JESSEN John Karsten - 5776 Pte; 41st Bn 1st A.I.F. At Base Hospital, Maryborough on May 7, 1972, John Karsten beloved husband of Cecelia Mary Jessen of 21 Roseneath Street, Maryborough, beloved father and father-in-law of Dot and Steve Murphy (Ipswich) and Fay and Arthur Cusack (Redcliffe) and brother of Marinka (Mrs M O'Leary, Yeppoon), William and Eliza (Mrs A Jones) both of Wooroolin. There are 8 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Aged 79 years. Maryborough Chronicle, 9 May 1972
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949, 18 Roseneath St., Maryborough; Queensland Electoral Roll 1949 Subdivision, Maryborough Murphy, Dorothy Lenore, 18 Roseneath St., home duties Murphy, Stephen Martin, 18 Roseneath St., labourer
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1963, 1968, 56A, Cole St., Silkstone; Queensland Electoral Roll 1963, 1968 Subdivision, Ipswich Murphy, Dorothy Lenore, 56A, Cole St., Silkstone, home duties Murphy, Stephen Arthur, 56A, Cole St., Silkstone, Q.G.R Queensland Electoral Roll 1980 Subdivision, Murphy, Dorothy Lenore, 56A, Cole St., Booval, home duties Murphy, Stephen Arthur, 56A, Cole St., Booval., ggr

Dorothy — Stephen Martin Murphy. Stephen was born 3 Aug 1919, Ipswich, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Engagement: 5 Apr 1947, The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland; CUSACK-JESSEN.The engagement is announced of Elna Fay, younger Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Jessen, Roseneath Street, Maryborough, to Arthur, eldest Son of Mrs. C. and the late Mr. A. P. Cusack, Adelaide Lane, Mary borough. Transcribed from "The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland," 05 April 1947 Elna Fay, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Jessen, Roseneath street, to Arthur, eldest son of Mrs. C. Cussack and the late Mr. A. P. Cusack, Adelaide Lane, Maryborough. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Tuesday, 1 April 1947
• Funeral Notice: 30 May 2012, Courier Mail, Brisbane, Queensland; CUSACK, Elna Fay "Fay" Beloved Wife of Arthur (dec'd). Loved and loving Mother, Mother- in-law and Grandmother of Dennis (dec'd), Paul, Jennifer, Helen, and their Families. Family and Friends are invited to attend Fay's Funeral Service, in the Lakeview Chapel, Albany Creek Crematorium, Albany Creek, Friday, 1st June 2012, at 12 noon. ANTON BROWN FUNERALS 100% Queensland Family Owned Woolloongabba - 3217 3088 Published in Courier Mail on Wednesday, May 30, 2012 (AUS-NEWSPAPER-EXTRACTS)

Notes:

Buried:
CUSACK Elna Fay (Fay) Funeral notice
01 JUN 2012 Funeral
Courier Mail (Brisbane) 30 MAY 2012
(The Ryerson Index Online Database)

Died:
CUSACK Elna Fay (Fay)
Funeral notice 01 JUN 2012
Courier Mail (Brisbane) 30 MAY 2012
The Ryerson Index Online Database

Elna married Arthur Cusack 6 Dec 1947, St Mary's R.C. Church, Maryborough, Queensland, Australia. Arthur was born 9 Sep 1919, Maryborough, Queensland, Australia; died 8 Jan 2000, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; was buried 11 Jan 2000, Pinnaroo Cemetery, Bridgeman Downs, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Military: 1941-1945; First World War Embarkation Roll COPERAL HARLEY JOHN STRENZEL QX12801 Service Australian Army Date of Birth 26 June 1917 Place of Birth KINGAROY, QLD Date of Enlistment 20 March 1941 Locality on Enlistment EAST BRISBANE, QLD Place of Enlistment BRISBANE, QLD Next of Kin STRENZEL, AUGUST Date of Death 27 March 1945 Posting on Death 2/26 Australian Infantry Battalion Prisoner of War Yes Harley John Strenzel was missing in Java on 22 April 1942 and reported as a Prisoner Of War on 28 Jul. 1843 He died in Java P.O.W Camp on 27 March 1945. Causes of death were Odema, Beri Beri, Nephritis and Stongyloids [National Archives of Australia] Prisoners of War - H J Strenzel H J Strenzel Service number: QX12801 Rank: Private Unit: 2/26 Battalion Conflict: Second World War, 1939-1945 Theatre of war: Java Casualty: Prisoner of War Location of camp: Java Source: International Red Cross COMONWEALTH WAS GRAVES COMISSION Name: STRENZEL, HARLEY JOHN Initials: H J Nationality: Australian Rank: Corporal Regiment/Service: Australian Infantry Unit Text: A.I.F. 2/26 Bn. Age: 27 Date of Death: 27/03/1945 Service No: QX12801 Additional information: Son of August Julius Strenzel and Ingelina Fredericka Strenzel, of East Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead Grave/Memorial Reference: 4. B. 14. Cemetery: KRANJI WAS CEMETERY AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL Roll of Honour - Harley John Strenzel Harley John Strenzel Service number: QX12801 Rank: Corporal [Cpl] Unit: 2/26 INF BN Service: Army Conflict: 1939-1945 Date of death: 27 March 1945 Place of death: Malaya Cause of death: Illness Source: AWM147 Roll of Honour cards, 1939-1945 War, 2nd AIF (Australian Imperial Force) and CMF (Citizen Military Force) Anglican Church Grammer School Roll of Honour Cpl. Harley A John Strenzel 1931 F.O. . Corporal Harley John Strenzel attended Church of England Grammar School in 1931. The sacrifice of both these men is recorded on a Memorial in the grounds of the School in Oakland Parade, East Brisbane and their names, along with the others who lost their lives, are read over each Anzac Day at the School's Anzac Day Service. If you are interested you can view the Memorial at www.churchieoldboys.com by clicking onto the Honour Roll.
• In Memorium: 27 Mar 1951, The Courier-Mail,Brisbane, Queensland; STRENZEL. - In loving memory of our only beloved Son, QX12801, Corporal Harley A. J. Strenzel, 2/26 Aus. Pnr. Bn . died of illness in Kranji P.O.W. Camp. Singapore, March 27th, 1945. Aged 27 years. Now he is comforted Inserted by his loving Mother and Father. Transcribed from " The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland, Tuesday 27 March 1951"

Notes:

Birth:
Birth Registration:
STRENZEL, Harley John: Birth: 26 Jun 1917: Father: August Julius ; Mother Ingelina Fredericka JESSEN; Reg No, 1917/010670. (Qld Birth Register)

Buried:
ROLL OF HONOUR
KRANJI WAR CEMETERY, SINGAPORE
STRENZEL, Corporal, HARLEY JOHN, QX12801. A.I.F. 2/26 Bn. Australian Infantry. 27th March 1945. Age 27. Son of August Julius Strenzel and Ingelina Fredericka Strenzel, of East Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. 4. B. 14.


Died:
Death Registration:
STRENZEL, AUGUST JOHN; Death: 27.03.1945: AUGUST JULIUS ; Mother INGELINA REDERICKA JESSEN: Reg No 1946/004129 [Qld Death Register]

Other Events:

• Death: 4 Nov 2013, The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland ; J E S S E N, Ian John Funeral Service to be held Wednesday 6th November 2013 at 11 am. J E S S E N, Ian John Late of Wooroolin Passed away peacefully Tuesday 29th October 2013 Aged 69 years Much loved husband of Pam, adored father of Grant and Kellie, and poppy of Lachlan, Luke and Kye. Brother of Allan Jessen and Jeanie Fiedler. Family and friends are invited to attend a Celebration of Ian's Life to be held in the South Burnett Crematorium Chapel, 24 Pioneer Avenue, Kingaroy, (adjacent to Taabinga Cemetery), Wednesday 6th November 2013 at 11 am. Virgo Funerals, Kingaroy,Ph: 07 4162 7988 (Inc. South Burnett Funerals and Crematorium Pty) Published in The Courier-Mail on 04/11/2013 Also Published in South Burnett Times, Fri, 1 Nov 2013

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1943, Cassowary St., Longreach; Queensland electoral Roll 1943 Subdivision of Longreach Kain, Alfred Frederick, Lyceum Hotel, Longreach, labourer Kain, Violet, Cassowary St., Longreach, home duties Lyceum Hotel, Eagle St, Longreach
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949, 72 Esplanade, Urangan; Queensland electoral Roll 1949 Subdivision of Pialba Kain, Violet, 72 Esplanade, Urangan, home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1945, 1958, 297 John St., Maryborough; Queensland electoral Roll 1954, 1958 Subdivision of Maryborough Kain, Violet, 297 John St., home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1958, 1963, 1968, Maple St., Cooroy; Queensland Electoral Roll 1958, 1963, 1968 Subdivision of Widgee Kain, Violet, Maple St., Cooroy, home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1972, 1977, 1980, Bruce Highway, Yandina; Queensland Electoral Roll 1972, 1977, 1980 Subdivision, Nambour Kain, Violet, Bruce Highway, Yandina, home duties

Notes:

Buried:
Kain, Violet, d. 8/8/1981, Age/Birth:66
(Buderim Cemetery, Maroochy Shire, Queensland, Australia)



Died:
1981
55073
Violet Kain
Andrew Peter Jessen and Emma Martha Klee
(Queensland Death Index 1829-1984)

Violet married Alfred Charles Frederick Kain 30 Mar 1937, St. Andrew's Church of England, Longreach, Queensland, Australia. Alfred was born 1906, Augathella, Queensland, Australia; died 22 Aug 1998, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; was buried Charleville Cemetery, Charleville, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1954, McGregor st., Harrisville; Queensland Electoral Roll, 1954 Subdivision of Harrisville Deem, Arthur Edward, McGregor st., butcher Deem, Elsie Christina, McGregor st., home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1958, 1963, 1968, Busby St., Amamoor; Queensland Electoral Roll, 1958, 1963 Subdivision of Widgee Deem, Arthur Edwin, Busby St., Amamoor, butcher Deem, Elsie Christina, Busby St., home duties Queensland Electoral Roll, 1968 Subdivision of Widgee Deem, Arthur Edwin, Busby St., Amamoor, butcher Deem, Elsie Christina, Busby St., home duties Deem, Gary Arthur, Amamoor, farmer Queensland Electoral Roll, 1972 Subdivision of Widgee Deem, Arthur Edwin, Busby St., Amamoor, butcher Deem, Elsie Christina, Busby St., home duties Deem, Gary Arthur, Amamoor, farmer Deem, Glenda Marie, Amamoor, home duties
• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1980, 132 Duffield St., Kingaroy; Queensland Electoral Roll, 1980 Subdivision, North Pine Deem, Arthur, 132 Duffield St., Kingaroy Deem Elsie Christina, 132 Duffield St., Kingaroy

Notes:

Buried:
Elsie Christina Deem
Birth unknown
Death 10 May 1996
Burial
Great Northern Garden of Remembrance
Deception Bay, Moreton Bay Region, Queensland, Australia
Memorial ID 153865733 ·
(Find A Grace Memorial)

Died:
Surname: Deem: Other Names: Arthur Edwin: Death Date: 27/01/2003: Age: 90: Caboolture & Districts Lawn Cemetery: Plot Location: A/23/01
Surname: Deem: Other Names: Elsie Christina: Death Date: 10/05/1996: Age: 77: Caboolture & Districts Lawn Cemetery: : Plot Location: A/23/01
(Moreton Bay Region Cemeteries Database)

Elsie Christina Deem
Birth: unknown
Death: May 10, 1996

Burial:
Great Northern Garden of Remembrance
Deception Bay
Moreton Bay Region
Queensland, Australia

Maintained by: Find A Grave
Originally Created by: Gone Gravin ?
Record added: Oct 17, 2015
Find A Grave Memorial# 153865733

Elsie married Arthur Edwin Deem 1938., Queensland, Australia. Arthur (son of Edwin Deem and Ellen Elizabeth Crowe) was born 09 Jul 1912, Gayndah, Queensland, Australia; died 27 Jan 2003, Caboolture, Queensland, Australia; was buried Caboolture & Districts Lawn Cemetery, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1943 - 1954, Wooroolin near Kingaroy; Queensland Electoral Roll 1943 Division, Maranoa - Subdivision, Nanango 2968: Jessen, Andrew Gordon, Wooroolin, farmer Queensland Electoral Roll 1954 Division, Fisher - Subdivision, Nanango Jessen, Andrew Gordon, Wooroolin, farmer Jessen, Vera Grace, Wooroolin, home duties
• Obituary: 20 Dec 2006, Kingaroy, Queensland; Gordon 'Sam' Jessen December 20, 2006 East Wooroolin peanut grower Gordon "Sam" Jessen, a stalwart of the industry and PCA's longest delivering farmer, passed away this week aged 86. Gordon is survived by his sons Dennis, Joe, Blue and Noel and daughter Arlene and grandchildren. Back in 2004, we interviewed Gordon after he had just delivered his 70th consecutive peanut crop to PCA, a record that is never likely to be broken. A Funeral Service was held at St Michael and All Angels Anglican Church, Kingaroy, on Wednesday, December 20, followed by a Committal Service at Memerambi Cemetery (Peanut Company of Australia)

Notes:

Agricultural News

70 Years Without A Break

Gordon Jessen
September 28, 2004

The 2004 peanut harvest marked two special milestones for East Wooroolin grower Gordon Jessen, (right), it was his "best ever" season and marked the 70th year he has been delivering peanuts to PCA.

That's right ... 70 years without missing one season!

Gordon is 84 years young and entered the peanut business after leaving school at the tender age of 14. His father Peter, a pioneer peanut grower in the Wooroolin area, offered to pay him "25 bob" a week (25 shillings or $2.50) to work on the farm or give him 5 acres (2ha) of peanuts. Gordon chose the peanuts and earned 2 1/2d a pound for his first crop.

Of course in those days Gordon was delivering to the Peanut Marketing Board, the forerunner of today's PCA. But one thing hasn't changed ... his loyalty to Virginia-style peanuts.

Jessen-built thresher
Back in 1934 he was growing VBs, then for at least 15 years it was "Selection 5", another Virginia variety. Now he grows VB97s exclusively and this year delivered 46 tonnes off 16ha.

Gordon has about 160ha at East Wooroolin and Corndale and runs cattle as well as growing peanuts, sorghum, corn and wheat. But peanuts are his favourite - "the best moneyspinner of them all!"

In his heyday he had about 60ha planted with peanuts and the crop provided Gordon and his wife Vera with a good livelihood over the years.

Gordon bought out his father and he and Vera, (pictured driving the tractor), raised four boys including Melville - better known as "Joe" - who now half-shares the property and looks after the cattle side of the business, and one daughter.

The family boasts of a number of peanut industry "firsts" ... father Peter built a peanut thresher from the ground up ignoring the converted wheat threshers then doing the rounds of the district.

Peter was also one of the original instigators of the Peanut Marketing Board and Gordon can remember his father delivering peanuts to the Board's first shed, on Billy Muir's property at Crawford.

In 1937, the family put in the first contours in East Wooroolin.
Grandfather A.F. "Fred" Jessen stands on top of the thresher with young Gordon. Father Peter is standing next to the machine. Peter built this thresher from the ground up at a time when other threshers were being converted from wheat threshers
lifting stooks onto tabletop truck
The Jessen family carts peanut stooks to their thresher. Gordon is standing next to the cart and his wife Vera is driving the tractor. Two men lifted each stook on a long stick.

"Pop set up a spirit level on a drum and then put it on a little tilt. I walked around and made the mark where we would make the contour. That contour is still around," Gordon said.

Vera passed away nine years ago leaving Gordon on his own with his favourite dog. When his dog died last year Gordon swore he was too old to get another but then "Mate" turned up (with a bit help from Joe) ... and they can't be separated.

Gordon's other great love - apart from Virginia peanuts, his family and his dog - is fishing. For many years he regularly camped at Sandy Cape on Fraser Island, netting fish from the beach. He had a shack, complete with refrigerator, and it was the perfect life until the State Government changed and declared the shacks illegal.

"I defied the ALP for a couple of years but then one day they came and pulled the whole lot down and carted it away," he said. Gordon promptly gave up his fishing trips.

Gordon Jessen was also one of the biggest dozing contractors in the region, operating four big Allis Chalmers tractors, pushing scrub and pulling timber for farmers and the State Forestry.

2003-2004 was Gordon's best-ever season.

1952 Picker Thresher"We had never planted that late before, well into December. I planted VB97 Enhanced No 1s as I could not get the VB97 2s. It was one of the worst plants I've had (big seed) but then we ended up with one of the best seasons!"

His secrets of success?

Cultivating the ground, keeping the crop clean and a rum every night before tea!

ABOVE RIGHT: This pickup thresher, pictured on 'Bellgrove' at Gordonbrook, was built in 1952 by Peter Jessen (driving) and Gordon (standing). Gordon says it was the first pickup peanut thresher built in Australia.
(The Peanut Company of Australia)

Buried:
Funeral Service at All Angels Anglican Church, Kingaroy.
He was aged 86 years
Buried in Section 1, Plot No 189.

Andrew — Vera Grace McLennan. Vera died 16 Aug 1995, Kingaroy District, Queensland, Australia; was buried 18 Aug 1995, Memerambi Cemetry, Kingaroy District, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Census: 11 Apr 1930, Township 11, Fresno, California; US Census 1930, Township 11, Fresno, California 11 April 1930 Jensen, Jens, head of household, age on last birthday 40, age at marriage, 30, born in Denmark. parents birthplaces, Denmark: Language spoken at home before coming to the United States: Danish, year of immigration 1920. Farmer with own farm Jensen, Sophia, wife of Jens Jessen, age on last birthday 32, age at first marriage, 22, born in Australia, language English, year of immigration, 1920, naturalized, Jensen Frederick, son, age on last birthday, 8, born in California, father born in Denmark, mother born in Australia Jensen, Verna, daughter, age on last birthday, 5, born in California, , father born in Denmark, mother born in Australia Jensen Evelyn, daughter, age on last birthday, 2 5/12, born in California, , father born in Denmark, mother born in Australia Jensen, Eileen, daughter, age on last birthday, 8/12, born in Clifornia, , father born in Denmark, mother born in Australia (Transcribed from the 1930 United States Census, Fresno, California )
• Census: 1940, Township 3, Fresno, California, United States; Jens Jensen , Judicial Township 3, Fresno, California, United States, age 50, married, born in Denmark, residence in 1935, same house Sophy Jensen, Judicial Township 3, Fresno, California, United States, age 42, wife, born in Australia, residence in 1935, same house Jens F Jensen, son, age 18, born in California Verna Jensen, daughter, age 15, born in California Evelyn Jensen, daughter, age 12, born in California Eileen Jensen, daughter, age 10, born in California Joyce Jensen, daughter, age 8, born in California Marjorie Jensen, daughter, age 7, born in California Phyllis Jensen, daughter, age 4, born in California Lars Jensen, Judicial Township 3, Fresno, California, United States, age 71, divorced, uncle, born in Denmark in 1869, residence in 1935, same house (1940 United States Census)
• Military: 1941, Enlistment in Fresno, California; U.S. WORLD WAR 11 ARMY ENLISTMENT RECORDS 1838 -1946 Name: Jens F Jensen Birth Year: 1922: Race: White, citizen: State of Residence: California County or City: Fresno Enlistment Date: 16 Jun 1941 Enlistment State: California Enlistment City: Fresno Branch: Air Corps Branch Code: Air Corps Grade: Private Grade Code: Private Component: Regular Army (including Officers, Nurses, Warrant Officers, and Enlisted Men) Source: Civil Life Education: 2 years of high school Marital Status: Single, without dependents Height: 7 ft.4 ins. Weight: 176 Name: Jens F Jensen Birth: 1922 Enlist Date: 16 Jun 1941 Residence: Fresno County, California Race: White Marital Status: Single, Without Dependants Education: 2 Years Of High School Serial Number: 19002295 Branch Code: Ac 20 Grade Code: Pvt 8 World War II Records
• Obituary: 17 Jul 2002, Beaumont Enterprise, Beaumont, Texas, USA; Beaumont - Enterprise News: Deaths - April 22, 2002 April 23, 2002 Posted: July 17, 2008, 9:56 AM CDT JENS FREDERICK JENSEN. Sr Funeral services for Jens Frederick Jensen, 80, of Silsbee will be at 2:30PM Monday, April 22, 2002 at Farmer Funeral Home in Silsbee with burial at Beech Creek Cemetery. Visitation will begin Sunday at 2:00 PM at the funeral home. Mr. Jensen died at Pine Arbor Health Care Center in Silsbee on April 20, 2002. He was a native of Fresno, CA and had lived in Silsbee the past 8 years. He was a retired truck driver and an Army Air Force veteran of WWII. Survivors include his wife, Ira Lee Perkins Jensen of Silsbee; sons, Jens F. Jensen, Jr. of Elm Mott, TX, Jack Edward Jensen of Houston, John L. Brewer of Silsbee; a daughter, Phyllis Walt of Houston; sisters, Verna Odom and Eileen Farrar both of Fresno, CA, Joyce Farrar of Barling, AR, Marjorie Henry of Clovis, CA, and Evelyn Jones of British Columbia, Canada; 19 grandchildren, 9 great grandchildren, and 1 great-great grandchild. R.S. Farmer Funeral Home, Inc. P.O. Box 666 Silsbee, TX 77656

Notes:

Birth:
Name: Jens F Jensen Birth Date: 10 Jan 1922 Gender: Male Mother's Maiden Name: Jessen Birth County: Fresno
(California Birth Index 1905 -1995)


Rosa L Jensen
United States Public Records
Name Rosa L Jensen
Also Known As Rose Lee Jensen
Residence Date 12 Jul 2001
Residence Place Elm Mott, Texas, United States
Birth Date 01 Sep 1967
Address Elm Mott, Texas 76640
Address Date 12 Jul 2001
2nd Address Silsbee, Texas 77656
2nd Address Date 01 Oct 1998-01 Sep 2002
3rd Address Elm Mott, Texas 76640
3rd Address Date 01 Feb 1988-13 Nov 2000
Possible Relatives Ira Lee Jensen, Jens Frederick Jensen Jr
Record Number 48926553
"United States Public Records, 1970-2009," database, FamilySearch

United States, GenealogyBank Obituaries
Deceased
Name Mr Jens Frederick Jensen Sr
Event Type Obituary
Event Date 22 Apr 2002
Event Place Texas, United States
Residence Place Silsbee, Texas
Gender Male
Age 80
Occupation Truck Driver
Birth Year (Estimated) 1922
Birthplace Fresno, California
Death Date 20 Apr 2002
Death Place Silsbee, Texas
Newspaper Beaumont Enterprise, The

Others on Record
Jens F Jensen Jr Unknown Male
Marjorie Henry Unknown Female
Ira Lee Perkins Jensen Unknown Male
Jack Edward Jensen Unknown Male
John L Brewer Unknown Male
Phyllis Walt Unknown Female
Eileen Farrar Unknown Female
Joyce Farrar Unknown Female
Evelyn Jones Unknown Female
"United States, GenealogyBank Obituaries, 1980-2014," database with images, FamilySearch

United States Public Records
Name Jack Edward Jensen
Also Known As J Jensen
Residence Date 19 Apr 2007-01 Oct 2007
Residence Place Aubrey, Texas, United States
Birth Date 31 Oct 1949
Address Aubrey, Texas 76227
Address Date 19 Apr 2007-01 Oct 2007
2nd Address Houston, Texas 77092
2nd Address Date 01 Jan 1998-01 Jun 1998
3rd Address Houston, Texas 77032
3rd Address Date 01 Mar 1996-30 Dec 2000
4th Address West, Texas 76691
4th Address Date 01 Jul 1989
Possible Relatives Cynthia Speckman Jensen, Jason Michael Jensen, Jens Frederick Jensen Jr, Melanie R Jensen
Record Number 49138420
"United States Public Records, 1970-2009," database, FamilySearch

Texas Birth Index
Name Jack Edward Jr. Jensen
Event Type Birth
Event Date 27 Oct 1970
Event Place Harris, Texas
Gender Male
Father's Name Jack Edward Jensen
Mother's Name Cynthia Sue Sprouse
"Texas Birth Index, 1903-1997," database, FamilySearch
Texas Birth Index

Name Jason Michael Cary Jensen
Event Type Birth
Event Date 22 Sep 1974
Event Place Harris, Texas
Gender Male
Father's Name Jack Edward Jensen
Mother's Name Cynthia Sprouse Speckman
"Texas Birth Index, 1903-1997," database, FamilySearch


Phyllis L Walt
United States Public Records
Name Phyllis L Walt
Also Known As Name Phyllis Jensen Walt
2nd Also Known As Name Phylis L Walt
Residence Date 01 Jan 2009
Residence Place Spring, Texas, United States
Birth Date 01 Jan 1944
Address Spring, Texas 77389
2nd Address Spring, Texas 77389
2nd Address Date 01 Nov 2004-05 Dec 2008
3rd Address Houston, Texas 77007
3rd Address Date 01 Jan 1996-25 Mar 2008
Record Number 458419685
"United States Public Records, 1970-2009," database, FamilySearch

Allan J Walt and Phyllis L Walt
Name Allan J Walt
Event Type Divorce
Event Date 22 Jun 1988
Event Place Harris, Texas, United States
Age 50
Marriage Date 09 Jul 1960
Birth Year (Estimated) 1938
Spouse's Name Phyllis L Walt
Spouse's Age 44
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated) 1944
Number of Children Under Age 18 3
File Number 039308
Affiliate County Code 101
Texas Divorce Index, 1968-2010," database, FamilySearch

Phyllis L Walt
United States Public Records
Name Phyllis L Walt
Also Known As Name Phyllis Jensen Walt
2nd Also Known As Name Phylis L Walt
Residence Date 01 Jan 2009
Residence Place Spring, Texas, United States
Birth Date 01 Jan 1944
Address Spring, Texas 77389
2nd Address Spring, Texas 77389
2nd Address Date 01 Nov 2004-05 Dec 2008
3rd Address Houston, Texas 77007
3rd Address Date 01 Jan 1996-25 Mar 2008
Record Number 458419685
"United States Public Records, 1970-2009," database, FamilySearch


Buried:
Funeral services for Jens Frederick Jensen, 80, of Silsbee will be at 2:30PM Monday, April 22, 2002 at Farmer Funeral Home in Silsbee with burial at Beech Creek Cemetery [Beaumont - Enterprise News: Deaths - April 22, 2002]
Burial:
Name: Jens Frederick Jensen Sr
Birth Date: 10 Jan 1922
Age at Death: 80
Death Date: 20 Apr 2002
Burial Place: Spurger, Tyler County, Texas, USA
Beech Creek Baptist Cemetery
(Find A Grave Memorial)


Died:
CALIFORNIA SOCIAL SECURITY INDEX
Name: Jens F. Jensen SSN: 554-22-0970 Last Residence: 76640 Elm Mott, McLennan, Texas, United States of America Born: 10 Jan 1922 Died: 21 Apr 2002 State (Year) SSN issued: California (Before 1951
[This social Security Record is courtesy of Nancy Parker, Wisconsin, USA]

Jens Frederick Jensen (Age 92) living in Houston

Jens Frederick Jensen (Age 92)
Fred Jensen
Jack E Jensen
Jenis Jensen

Cynthia Speckman Jensen
Jack Edward Jensen
Jack Edward Jensen
Katesa Rene Jensen
Rose Lee Jensen


Elm Mott, TX
Milton, FL
Silsbee, TX
Houston, TX
Waco, TX

Jens — Mary Elizabeth Wilson. Mary was born 22 Sep 1923, Tarrant County, Texas, USA; died 11 Nov 1979, Harris County, Texas, USA. [Group Sheet]

Jens married Alene Marcott 9 May 1981, Montgomery, Texas, United States of America; divorced 13 Dec 1981, Harris, Texas, USA. Alene was born 1939. [Group Sheet]

Jens married Rosa Lee Beene 18 Feb 1983, Montgomery, Texas, USA. Rosa was born 19 Dec 1921, United States of America; died 28 Nov 1991, Mc Lennan, Texas, USA ; was buried Millican, Brazos County, Texas, USA. [Group Sheet]

Jens married Ira Lee Perkins [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Census: 11 Apr 1930, Township 11, Fresno, California ; US Census 1930, Township 11, Fresno, California 11 April 1930 Jensen, Jens, head of household, age on last birthday 40, age at marriage, 30, born in Denmark. parents birthplaces, Denmark: Language spoken at home before coming to the United States: Danish, year of immigration 1920. Farmer with own farm Jensen, Sophia, wife of Jens Jessen, age on last birthday 32, age at first marriage, 22, born in Australia, language English, year of immigration, 1920, naturalized, Jensen Frederick, son, age on last birthday, 8, born in California, father born in Denmark, mother born in Australia Jensen, Verna, daughter, age on last birthday, 5, born in California, , father born in Denmark, mother born in Australia Jensen Evelyn, daughter, age on last birthday, 2 5/12, born in California, , father born in Denmark, mother born in Australia Jensen, Eileen, daughter, age on last birthday, 8/12, born in Clifornia, , father born in Denmark, mother born in Australia (Transcribed from the 1930 United States Census, Fresno, California )
• Census: 1940, Township 3, Fresno, California, United States; Jens Jensen , Judicial Township 3, Fresno, California, United States, age 50, married, born in Denmark, residence in 1935, same house Sophy Jensen, Judicial Township 3, Fresno, California, United States, age 42, wife, born in Australia, residence in 1935, same house Jens F Jensen, son, age 18, born in California Verna Jensen, daughter, age 15, born in California Evelyn Jensen, daughter, age 12, born in California Eileen Jensen, daughter, age 10, born in California Joyce Jensen, daughter, age 8, born in California Marjorie Jensen, daughter, age 7, born in California Phyllis Jensen, daughter, age 4, born in California Lars Jensen, Judicial Township 3, Fresno, California, United States, age 71, divorced, uncle, born in Denmark in 1869, residence in 1935, same house (1940 United States Census)

Notes:

Birth:
Name: Verna M Jensen Birth Date: 19 Oct 1924: Gender: Female Mother's Maiden Name: Jensen Birth County: Fresno
(California Birth Index 1905 -1995)

Name: Verna Marie Jensen
Birth Date: 12 Oct 1924
Birth Place: Fresno, California, USA
Father's Name: Jens
Mother's name: Soffie Jessen
(California, Birth Records from Select Counties, 1872-1987 )

United States, Obituaries, American Historical Society of Germans from Russia
Deceased
Name Verna Marie Jensen Odam
Event Type Obituary
Event Date 08 Jan 2007
Event Place Fresno, California
Gender Female
Age 82
Birth Date 19 Oct 1924
Birthplace Fresno, California
Newspaper Fresno Bee

Spouse and Children
Tom Odam Husband Male
Tom Odam Child Unknown
Sharon Smith Child Unknown
Linda Schulte Child Unknown

Parents and Siblings
Jens Jensen Parent Unknown
Sophy Jensen Parent Unknown
Fred Jensen Brother Male
Phyllis Pollard Sister Female
Evelyn Jones Sister Female
Eileen Farrar Sister Female
Joyce Farrar Sister Female
Marjoree Henry Sister Female

Extended Family
Steven Schulte Grandson Male
Christopher Smith Grandson Male
Tom Odam Jr Grandson Male
Wesley Odam Grandchild Unknown
Jerry Smith Grandchild Unknown
Donny Smith Grandchild Unknown
Jason Smith Grandchild Unknown
Kim Bales Grandchild Unknown
Jodie Coleman Grandchild Unknown
"United States, Obituaries, American Historical Society of Germans from Russia, 1899-2012," database with images, FamilySearch


Buried:
Verna Marie Odam
Birth: Oct. 19, 1924
Death: Jan. 8, 2007

Verna was born in Fresno, California and passed away at home with her family by her side, in Fresno.

She is preceded in death by her husband, Tom Odam; her parents, Jens and Sophy Jensen; her grandson, Steven Schulte; her great-grandson, Christopher Smith; brother, Fred Jensen; and sister, Phyllis Pollard.

Verna is survived by her children, Tom Odam, Sharon Smith and Linda Schulte; grandchildren, Tom Jr. and Wesley Odam, Jerry, Donny and Jason Smith, Kim Bales and Jodie Coleman; 11 great-grandchildren, and sisters, Evelyn Jones, Eileen and Joyce Farrar, and Marjoree Henry.

A Graveside Service will be at Mountain View Cemetery, 1411 W. Belmont, on Friday, January 12, 2007, at 2:00 p.m.
Remembrances may be made to Children's Hospital, 9300 Valley Children's Place, Madera, CA 93638.

Published in the Fresno Bee from 1/11/2007 - 1/18/2007.

Burial:
Mountain View Cemetery
Fresno
Fresno County
California, USA
(Find A Grave Search)

Died:
First Name: Verna
Middle Name:
Last Name: Odam
Birth Date: 19 October 1924
Social Security Number: 571-26-5071
Place of Issuance: California
Last Residence: Fresno, Fresno, California
Zip Code of Last Residence: 93727
Death Date: 8 January 2007
Estimated Age at Death: 83
(U.S. Social Security Index)

United States, GenealogyBank Obituaries
Deceased
Name Mrs Verna Marie Odam
Event Type Obituary
Event Date 11 Jan 2007
Event Place California, United States
Residence Place Fresno
Gender Female
Age 82
Occupation Sales Clerk
Birth Year (Estimated) 1925
Death Date 05 Jan 2007
Newspaper Fresno Bee, The
"United States, GenealogyBank Obituaries, 1980-2014," database with images, FamilySearch

Verna — Thomas Henry Odam. Thomas was born 29 Apr 1922, Colorado, USA; died Dec 1967, Fresno, Fresno County, California, USA. [Group Sheet]

Verna married Dale Carl Uzzel 9 Jul 1974, Fresno, California, USA. Dale was born 28 Nov 1916, Texas, USA ; died 7 Apr 1975, Fresno, California, USA . [Group Sheet]

Evelyn — Perry Silece Jones. [Group Sheet]

Arlen/Eileen — Thomas Russell Farrar. [Group Sheet]

Joyce — Bruce Edwin Farrar. [Group Sheet]

Marjorie — Claude William Henry. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Census: 1940, Fresno, California, United States; Jens Jensen , Judicial Township 3, Fresno, California, United States, age 50, married, born in Denmark, residence in 1935, same house Sophy Jensen, Judicial Township 3, Fresno, California, United States, age 42, wife, born in Australia, residence in 1935, same house Jens F Jensen, son, age 18, born in California Verna Jensen, daughter, age 15, born in California Evelyn Jensen, daughter, age 12, born in California Eileen Jensen, daughter, age 10, born in California Joyce Jensen, daughter, age 8, born in California Marjorie Jensen, daughter, age 7, born in California Phyllis Jensen, daughter, age 4, born in California Lars Jensen, Judicial Township 3, Fresno, California, United States, age 71, divorced, uncle, born in Denmark in 1869, residence in 1935, same house (1940 United States Census)
• Residence: 01 Feb 1994-09 Jun 1999, Shreveport, Louisiana ; Phyllis Lorraine Jensen United States Public Records Name Phyllis Lorraine Jensen Also Known As Phyliss Lorraine J Poland Residence Date 01 Feb 1994-09 Jun 1999 Residence Place Shreveport, Louisiana, United States Birth Date 02 Nov 1935 Address Shreveport, Louisiana 71108 Address Date 01 Feb 1994-09 Jun 1999 Possible Relatives Phyllis Lorraine Poland Record Number 321393158 "United States Public Records, 1970-2009," database, FamilySearch
• Residence: 01 Jul 1993-01 Jun 2000, Shreveport, Louisiana, United States; Phyllis Jensen Poland United States Public Records Name Phyllis Jensen Poland Also Known As Phyllis Lj Poland 2nd Also Known As Name Phyllis Lorraine Poland Residence Date 01 Jul 1993-01 Jun 2000 Residence Place Shreveport, Louisiana, United States Birth Date 02 Nov 1935 Address Shreveport, Louisiana 71108 Address Date 01 Jul 1993-01 Jun 2000 2nd Address Shreveport, Louisiana 71108 2nd Address Date 10 Aug 1984-13 Nov 2000 Possible Relatives Phyliss Lorraine J Poland, Susan Diane Poland Record Number 10282946

Notes:

Birth:
Name: Phyllis Lorrain Jensen
Birth Date: 5 Nov 1935
Birth Place: Fresno, California, USA
Father's Name: Jens
Mother's name: Sophie Jessen
( California, Birth Records from Select Counties, 1872-1987)

Susan Diane Poland

Susan D Poland
California Birth Index
Name Susan D Poland
Event Type Birth
Event Date 25 Aug 1965
Event Place Contra Costa, California, United States
Gender Female
Mother's Name Jensen
"California Birth Index, 1905-1995," database, FamilySearch

Susan Diane Poland
United States Public Records
Name Susan Diane Poland
Residence Date 08 Aug 1984-15 Oct 2005
Residence Place Shreveport, Louisiana, United States
Birth Date 25 Aug 1965
Address Shreveport, Louisiana 71108
Possible Relatives Phyllis Lorraine Poland
Record Number 706120431
"United States Public Records, 1970-2009," database, FamilySearch

Phyllis Lorraine Poland age 79
Also known as: Phyllis Jensen Poland From: Shreveport, LA 2739 Elmhurst St,Shreveport, LA 71108 Previous Addresses: 2774 Elmhurst St, Shreveport, LA 71108 Associated Names: Phyllis Lj Poland Possible Relatives: Phyliss Lorrainej Poland,
Susan Diane Poland

Daughter of Jens Frederick Jensen

Name: Phyllis L Walt
Estimated birth year: abt 1944
Age: 44
Spouse's Name: Allan J Walt
Spouse's Age: 50
Marriage Date: 9 Jul 1960
Number of Children: 3
Divorce Date: 22 Jun 1988
Divorce Place: Harris, Texas, USA
( Texas, Divorce Index, 1968-2011)

Children
Richard Allan Walt
16 Feb 1961 in Harris, Texas, USA
Spouse
Carmella Antoinette Giacona
Birth: 27 Aug 1961 in Houston,Harris,Texas,USA
Name: Carmella A Giacona
Gender: Female
Birth Year: abt 1961
Age: 21
Marriage Date: 6 Nov 1982
Marriage Place: Harris, Texas, USA
Spouse: Richard A Walt
Spouse Gender: Male
Spouse Age: 21
Source: Texas Marriage Index, 1966-2002
(Texas, Marriage Collection, 1814-1909 )

Name: Carmella A Walt
Estimated birth year: abt 1962
Age: 25
Spouse's Name: Richard A Walt
Spouse's Age: 26
Marriage Date: 11 Nov 1982
Number of Children: 1
Divorce Date: 27 Apr 1987
Divorce Place: Harris, Texas, USA
(Texas, Divorce Index, 1968-2011)

Jeffrey James Kelly Walt
Birth 21 Dec 1962 in Harris, Texas, USA
Douglas Steven Walt
Birth: 29 Oct 1963 in Harris
Name: Douglas S Walt
Gender: Male
Birth Year: abt 1963
Age: 23
Marriage Date: 31 Dec 1986
Marriage Place: Harris, Texas, USA
Spouse: Susan R Warchol
Spouse Gender: Female
Spouse Age: 24
Source: Texas Marriage Index, 1966-2002

United States, GenealogyBank Obituaries
Deceased
Name Mr Jens Frederick Jensen Sr
Event Type Obituary
Event Date 22 Apr 2002
Event Place Texas, United States
Residence Place Silsbee, Texas
Gender Male
Age 80
Occupation Truck Driver
Birth Year (Estimated) 1922
Birthplace Fresno, California
Death Date 20 Apr 2002
Death Place Silsbee, Texas
Newspaper Beaumont Enterprise, The
Parents and Siblings
Jens F Jensen Jr Brother Male
Jack Edward Jensen Brother Male
John L Brewer Brother Male
Others on Record
Marjorie Henry Unknown Female
Ira Lee Perkins Jensen Unknown Male
Verna Odom Unknown Female
Eileen Farrar Unknown Female
Joyce Farrar Unknown Female
Evelyn Jones Unknown Female
"United States, GenealogyBank Obituaries, 1980-2014," database with images, FamilySearch




Died:
Phyllis L Poland
United States Social Security Death Index
Age 65
Given Name Phyllis
Middle Name L
Surname Poland
Birth Date 02 Nov 1935
State California
Last Place of Residence Caddo, Louisiana
Previous Residence Postal Code 71108
Event Date 19 Dec 2000
"United States Social Security Death Index," database, FamilySearch

Caddo Parish (French: Paroisse de Caddo) is a parish located in the U.S. state of Louisiana. The parish seat is Shreveport

Phyllis L. Poland, Shreveport, Caddo Parish, Louisiana
Born: November 2, 1935
Died: December 19, 2000
Age At Death: 65

Phyllis Jensen; 65; Shreveport LA>Fresno CA; Shreveport Times (LA); 2000-12-20; ... Prov Journal; 2000-6-5; wgroberge POLLARD, Phyllis L (SZYMANSKI); 90; .

POLAND, Phyllis Jensen; 65; Shreveport LA>Fresno CA; ... Prov Journal; 2000-6-5; wgroberge POLLARD, Phyllis L (SZYMANSKI); 90
The Times. Shreveport, Louisiana

POLAND, Phyllis Jensen; 65; Shreveport LA>Fresno CA; Shreveport Times (LA); 2000-12-20; pepper
The Times. Shreveport, Louisiana

Possible burial place
Centuries Memorial Park, 8801 Mansfield Road, Shreveport
Caddo Parish, Louisiana USA

Phyllis married John Douglas Poland 23 Jun 1956, Harris, Texas, USA. John died 22 Jun 1983, Caddo, Louisiana, USA . [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Arrival in Aust: 19 Apr 1938, From Colombo, Ceylon to Brisbane, Queensland ; Passenger JESSEN, Andrew, MR. Ship/Aircraft Name: Strathallan Port of embarkation: Colombo Port of disembarkation: Brisbane Date of arrival: 19 Apr 1938 Passenger JESSEN, Juanita, MRS. Ship/Aircraft Name: Strathallan Port of embarkation: Colombo Port of disembarkation: Brisbane Date of arrival: 19 Apr 1938 Passenger JESSEN, Ronald, Master Ship/Aircraft Name: Strathallan Port of embarkation: Colombo Port of disembarkation: Brisbane Date of arrival: 19 Apr 1938 (National Archives of Australia)
• Personal: 22 Jun 1938, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland; NETHERBY NETHERBY, June 17. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jessen junior, and son from Ceylon, and Mrs. Shannon, Roma, were recent visitors to their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. S. Jessen. "Riverview." Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Queensland, Wednesday, 22 June 1938
• Arrival in Aust: 8 Jun 1948, From Columbo, Ceylon to Sydney, New South Wales; Passenger JESSEN, Andrew Frederick, Mr Ship/Aircraft Name: STRATHAIRD Port of embarkation: Colombo Port of disembarkation: Sydney Date of arrival: 08 Jun 1948 Arrivals Passenger JESSEN, Juanita, Mrs. Ship /Aircraft Name: STRATHAIRD Port of embarkation: Colombo Port of disembarkation: Sydney Date of arrival: 08 Jun 1948 Passenger JESSEN, Ronald Frederick, Master Ship/Aircraft Name: STRATHAIRD Port of embarkation: Colombo Port of disembarkation: Sydney Date of arrival: 08 Jun 1948 (National Archives of Australia)
• Departure: 19 Aug 1948, From Sydney, New South Wales, Australia; Andrew Frederick Jessen, aged 47, travelled on the Ship R.M.M.S. Aorangi with his wife Juanita and his son Ronald Frederick. The Ship Aorangi departed from Sydney, Australia on the 19 Aug 1948 and arrived in Vancouver/Victoria, British Columbia, Canada on 10 Sep 1918. The family travelled third class. The ship called in to Hawaii on 4 Sep 1948 and the Jessen family were granted shore leave. Andrew Frederick Jessen was going to the General Conference of Seventh Day Adventists at Tacoma Park, Washington, where the family planned to stay for 6 months. Andrew paid the tax for the boarder crossing from Canada for himself and Juanita. Ronald was exempt. Border Crossings from Canada to U.S. 1895 -1956 Name: Andrew Frederick Jessen Arrival Date: 10 Sep 1948 Age: 47 Birth Date: abt 1901 Gender: Male Ship Name: Aorangi Port of Arrival: Vancouver and Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Port of Departure: Sydney, Australia Honolulu, Hawaii, Passenger Lists, 1900 -1953 Name: Andrew Federick Jessen Age: 47 Gender: Male Birth Year: abt 1901 Port of Departure: Sydney, Australia Departure Date: 19 Aug 1948 Ship: Aorangi Port of Arrival: Honolulu, Hawaii Arrival Date: 4 Sep 1948 Ethnicity/Race/Nationality: British (English) Canadian Australian Line Sailings August 1948-December 1949 (issued June 4, 1948) for: Aorangi Ports of call: Vancouver, Victoria, Honolulu, Suva, Auckland, Sydney The Aorangi (17,491 grt, 600 ft. long) was delivered in 1924 to the Union Line of New Zealand. She was transferred in 1931 to the Canadian Australasian Line, a company formed jointly by the Union Line and Canadian Pacific to operate the transpacific service between Australia/New Zealand and Canada. She was sold for scrap in 1953. The ship was named after Mount Aorangi, a mountain on New Zealand's South Island. Aorangi is from the Maori language 'cloud in the sky' The Aoramgi was used during World War Two transporting New Zealand and Australian Troops and for many other purposes by the British Ministry of War Transport. After being returned to her owners in May 1946, she was reconditioned at Sydney and resumed service in August 1948 with accommodation for 212-1st, 170-cabin and 104-3rd class passengers for the Vancouver - Australia service. The service was plagued by union problems among the stewards and seamen. Because of demands for higher wages, the liner operated at a loss, but aided by subsidies from the Australian, New Zealand and Canadian governments the ship remained in service until June, 1953. The Aorangi's last voyage from Vancouver for Australia commenced on 14th May 1953. The liner was retired that summer and arrived in Dalmuir, Scotland late in July 1953 for scrapping.
• Address: 1957, 345 Menlo Avenue, Napa, California; Name: Ronald F Jessen Gender: Male Residence Year: 1957 Street address: 345 Menlo av Residence Place: Napa, California Occupation: Student Spouse: Maryan R Jessen Publication Title: Napa, California, City Directory, 1957 (U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989 )
• Naturalization: 4 Jun 1959, California; Name: Ronald Frederick Jessen Court District: California Date of Action: 4 Jun 1959 Declaration: 139121 (U.S. Naturalization Record Indexes, 1791-1992)
• Profession, Description: 1959-1989, Seventh Day Adventist Church, Southern California Conference; Ordained Minister of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Southern California Conference, 1959- 1989
• Address: 1990, 21400 Burbank Blvd, Woodland Hills, California; Name: Ronald F Jessen Birth Date: 31 Oct 1983 Address: 21400 Burbank Blvd # 14204, Woodland Hills, CA, 91367-7036 (1990) (U.S. Public Records Index, Volume 1 )
• Address: 1996, 5020 Coldwtr Cyn Av 30, Sherman Oaks, California; Name: Frederick R Jessen Birth Date: 3 Dec 1934 Address: 1831 W 244th St, Lomita, CA, 90717 [5020 Coldwtr Cyn Av 30, Sherman Oaks, CA, 91423 (1996)] [5050 E Garford St Apt 292, Long Beach, CA, 90815-5820] [21400 Burbank Blvd Apt 204, Woodland Hills, CA, 91367-7042 (1993)] (U.S. Public Records Index, Volume 1 )
• Obituary: 22 Aug 2007, The Journal of Pacific Union College, Summer, 2008; Obituary F. Ronald Jessen, '57, '59, a retired educator, passed away on August 22, 2007, in Sherman Oaks, California. He was born in 1934 in Columbo, Sri Lanka. He is survived by his wife, Marin; a son Jeffery; a daughter Suzanne Taylor; a step-daughter, Camiel and a grandson. He was preceded in death by his wife Maryan. (The Journal of Pacific Union College, Summer, 2008)
• Obituary: 22 Aug 2007, The Journal of Pacific Union College, Fall, 2008; Updated Obituaries F. Ronald Jessen, '57, '59, an ordained minister, who worked for the Southern California Conference for 18 years prior to retirement, passed away on August 22, 2007, in Sherman Oaks, California. He was born on December 3, 1934 in Columbia, Sri Lanka. He is survived by his wife, Marin; a son Jeffery; a daughter Suzanne Taylor; a step-daughter and a grandson. He was preceded in death by his wife Maryan. (The Journal of Pacific Union College, Fall, 2008)

Notes:

Died:
Social Security Index, USA
ge 73
Given Name Ronald
Middle Name F
Surname Jessen
Birth Date 03 Dec 1934
State Tennessee
Last Place of Residence Los angeles, California
Previous Residence Postal Code 91423
Event Date 22 Aug 2007
"United States Social Security Death Index," database, FamilySearch

Ronald married Maryan Ruth Nelson 10 Aug 1952, Collegedale, Hamilton, Tennessee, USA. Maryan was born 12 Apr 1933, Holly, Michigan, USA; died 18 Jul 1990, Los Angeles, California, USA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1958, Talawanta Station, Normanton; Queensland Electoral Roll 1958 Subdivision, Burke Campbell, Lola Margaret, Talawanta Station, Normanton, home duties Campbell, Stewart Gard, Talawanta Station, Normanton, station manager Queensland Electoral Roll 1963 Subdivision, Bowen Campbell, Lola Margaret, Mt. Nutt Road, Queens Beach, Bowen, home duties Queensland Electoral Roll 1972, 1977 Subdivision, Bowen Campbell, Lola Margaret, Mt. Nutt Road, Queens Beach, Bowen, home duties Queensland Electoral Roll 1980 Subdivision, Bowen Pengelly, George Charles, 60 Murroona St., Queens Beach, rubber worker Pengelly, Lola Margaret, 60 Murroona St., Queens Beach, home duties

Notes:

Died:
Lola Margaret Pengelly
Born in Australia on 4 November 1932
Passed away on 8 July 2015
Aged 82 years
Great Southern Crematorium
1774- 1794 Mt Cotton Rd
George Hartnett Funerals
42 Gaza Road, Holland Park

PENGELLY Lola
Funeral notice 08 JUL 2015
Death, age 82, late of Sandgate, formerly of Bowen and Sarina
Mackay Daily Mercury 10 JUL 2015
(The Ryerson Index Online Database )

Lola Margaret Pengelly
Born in Australia on 4 November 1932
Passed away on 8 July 2015
Aged 82 years
(Heaven Address)

Lola — Stewart Ford Campbell. Stewart was born Abt 1920, Australia; died 1959, Cloncurry or Normanton, Queensland, Australia; was buried Cloncurry Cemetery, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Lola — George Charles Pengelly. George died 9 Jul 2011, Redcliffe, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Military Service WW2: 11 Sep 1942-26 Oct 1945, Royal Australian Air Force; Flight Lieutenant PETER ROBERTS ANDERSEN 429301 Service Royal Australian Air Force Date of Birth 15 September 1923 Place of birth MARYBOROUGH, QLD Date of Enlistment 11 September 1942 Locality on Enlistment WONDAI Place of Enlistment BRISBANE, QLD Next of Kin ANDERSEN, ANDERS Date of Discharge 26 October 1945 Posting at Discharge 463 Squadron Additional Service Numbers O14795 (Australian Government, Department of Veterans' Affairs)

Notes:

Died:
ANDERSEN, Peter Roberts
Death notice: 29 AUG 1997
Death
Age: 73
Other details: late of Tuross Head
Southern Star (Moruya), 03 SEP 1997
(The Ryerson Index Online Database)

Notes:

Birth:
Isabell Emily Coucom
dau. Thelma May Bundesen
Death, 20 Jul 1971, Rockhampton, burial 22 Jul 1971
Age 76?

Queensland Electoral Roll 1968
Rockhampton North
Bundesen, Peter Alan, Adeliade Park Road, farmer
Bundesen, Thelma May, Yepoon, home duties

Queensland Electoral Roll 1977, 1980
Wide Bay
Bundesen, Peter Alan, 10 Crescent Street, Urangan, proprietor
Bundesen, Thelma May, 10 Crescent Street, Urangan, proprietress


Buried:
Brisbane City Council Online Services
Grave Location Search
Bundesen Peter Allan 11 / 03 / 1993 71 years
Cemetery Details: Cemetery: Mt Gravatt Cemetery Street Address: 582 Mains Rd, MacGregor UBD Ref: Map 200 N9
Par: Lawn: Portion: L I: Grave Number: 647


Died:
First Name: Peter Allan
Last Name: Bundesen
Day: 8
Month: Mar
Year: 1993
Age: 71
Place: Brisbane
(Queensland Burials Transcription)

Brisbane City Council Online Services
Grave Location Search
Age 71 years

Peter — Thelma May. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Death Notice: 4 Jun 2013, Fraser Coast Chronicle; BUNDESEN, Donald Formerly of Urangan. Passed away peacefully at Bayhaven, Point Vernon, in the loving surrounds of family and nursing staff, on 31st May 2013, aged 90 years. Much loved husband of Pamela; loving father of Lindsay, Susan and Kenneth, dearly loved by their families; loved brother of Allan and June. Private Cremation Donald's family wish to thank Dr Yang; also nurses and staff at Bayhaven for all their loving and tender care for the 3 years of Don's stay with them. Published in Fraser Coast Chronicle on June 4, 2013

Notes:

Birth:
BUNDESEN-PASSMORE: On January 20th, 1950, at Rockhampton.
Pamela Grace, second Daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Passmore, Yeppoon to Donald, second Son of Mrs Bundesen and the late Mr Bundesen, Yeppoon.
Morning Bulletin, Rockhampton, Qld., Tuesday, 7 February 1950

BIRTH NOTICE
BUNDESEN: To Don and Pamela (nee Pasmore), at Lady Goodwin
Hospital on January 28th, a Son.
Both well.
Morning Bulletin, Rockhampton, Qld., Wednesday, 30 January 1952

Donald — Living Passmore. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Death Notice: 21 Feb 2012, The Mackay Daily Mercury, Queensland; ATHERTON, Beryl Joyce Passed away peacefully 16th February, 2012, aged 87 years. Dearly beloved Wife of Alfred (dec'd), Mother of Lyn, Trevor, and Stephen. Adored Nanna and Great-Nanna to their respective Families. Beryl's Service will be held on Tuesday, 21st February, at Centenary Memorial Gardens, 353 Wacol Station Road, Sumner, commencing at 10 a.m.. Logan (Tanah Merah) 3801 4777 An Australian Company Published in Courier Mail on February 18, 2012

Notes:

Birth:
Lynette, Trevor, Stephen

Buried:
Surname: ATHERTON
Given Names: Beryl Joyce
Funeral notice 16 FEB 2012
Death
Age: 87
Courier Mail (Brisbane) 18 FEB 2012
(The Ryerson Index Online Database)

Beryl Joyce Atherton
Birth unknown
Death 16 Feb 2012
Burial
Mount Bassett Cemetery
Mackay, Mackay Region, Queensland, Australia
Plot Garden 3, Line 1, Plot 43
Memorial ID 189501124
(Find A Grave Memorial)

Died:
Beryl Joyce Atherton
Born in Australia on 24 September 1923
Passed away in Hillcrest, Australia on 16 February 2012
Late of Hillcrest
Aged 88 years
Funeral service will be held at Centenary Memorial Gardens, Wacol Station Road , Sumner Park on Tuesday, 21st February 2012 at 10:00 AM.
(White Lady Funerals)

Beryl married Alfred Malcolm Atherton 26 Apr 1947, Tully, Queensland, Australia. Alfred was born 5 Jan 1919, Mackay, Queensland, Australia; died 6 Apr 2007, Allamanda Hospital, Gold Coast, Queensland ; was buried 17 Apr 2007, Cremation, Gold Coast, Queensland. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
Mavis


Buried:
WINDSOR, Mavis
Funeral notice 02 JAN 2010
Publication
Other Details: late of Good Shepherd Lodge, formerly of Dumbleton
Mackay Daily Mercury 02 JAN 2010
(The Ryerson Index Online Database )

Other Events:

• Death Notice.: 14 Jul 2011, Courier Mail, Brisbane, Queensland ; BRODIE, Vera May.- Passed away suddenly on 12th July, 2011. Aged 85 Years. A cherished Wife to Harold. Beloved Mother and Best Friend of Paul and Lurl, Ross and Trish, Allison and Marc. Much adored Grandma to Libby, Lauren, Andrew and Liz, James and Robbie, Michael and Chloe. Great-grandma to Isla. A special and favourite Aunty Vera to many. A Celebration of Vera's Life will be held on Friday, 15th July, 2011 at Centenary Memorial Gardens, Wacol Station Road, Sumner commencing at 2 p.m.. Chelmer - 3278 2590 An Australian Company WHITE LADY FUNERALS Published in Courier Mail on July 14, 2011

Notes:

Buried:
Vera May Brodie
Birth 13 Apr 1926
Death 12 Jul 2011 (aged 85)
Burial
Mount Gravatt Cemetery
Mount Gravatt, Brisbane City, Queensland, Australia
Plot LAW-L9-358
(Find A Grace Memorial)

Vera married Harold Brodie 1950, Manley, New South Wales, Australia. Harold was born 4 Jan 1924, Queensland, Australia; died 18 Nov 2012, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; was buried 23 Nov 2012, Mount Gravatt Cemetery, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1954, North Eaton near Mackay; Queensland Electoral Roll 1954 Division of Dawson - Subdivision of Mirani No 8593: BUNDESEN, Kieth John: Place of Living: North Eaton: Occupation: mill hand

Notes:

Buried:
BUNDESEN, KEITH JOHN
Death:13-Oct-2003
Burial:16-Oct-2003
Age:70 M
Religion: CHRISTIAN
(Yepoon Cemetery Records)

Isobel Mabel Porter, b. 17 Feb 1936

BUNDESEN Isobelle
Funeral notice 11 DEC 2020
Death (born 17 Feb 1936)
FD - Gregson and Weight (Sunshine Coast) 18DEC2020
(The Ryerson Index Online Database)

Keith — Isobelle Mabel Porter. Isobelle was born 17 Feb 1936, Queensland, Australia; died 11 Dec 2020, Queensland, Australia; was buried Mooloolah General Cemetery, Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Death Notice.: 26 Sep 2007, The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland; RALSTON, The Courier Mail, 26 September 2007 RALSTON, Edna Edith. Passed away Hopetoun Nursing Home, Corinda, Tuesday, 12th September, 2007. Aged 82 years. Formerly of North Tamborine and Moorooka. Loved Wife of Jack, Sister of Nell Curtis and Paul Bundesen, and Mother, Mother-in-law of Ann and Andrew Leggett, and loving Gran of Jack, Alice and Emily Leggett. In accordance with Family wishes, will be privately Cremated. [RootsWeb Aus Newspaper Extracts]

Edith — Jack Ralston. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Death Notice: 5 Nov 2011, Toowoomba Chronicle, Queensland, Australia; CURTIS, Nell Laurina Late of Toowoomba Passed away on 2nd November, 2011 Aged 84 years. Dearly loved Mother of Robyn and Paul. Loving Mother-in-law, Nanna and Great-nanna of their Families. Loved Sister and Sister-in-law of Paul and Jane. Relatives and Friends are warmly invited to attend Nell's Memorial Service, to be held at the T.S. Burstow Chapel, 1020 Ruthven Street (south) Toowoomba, Service commencing at 2.30pm Tuesday 8th November, 2011. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Guide Dogs, Queensland, gift envelopes available at the Chapel. "Awaiting the Resurrection" Published in the Toowoomba Chronicle, 5 November 2011

Living — Ivan Harold Stegman. [Group Sheet]

Living — Valmai Lucy. [Group Sheet]

Living — Living. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Buried:
Last name Hold
First name(s) Ezra
Maiden name
Gender Male
Religion Pentecostal
Date of birth 27 October 1939
Date of death 4 May 2018
Date of burial 9 May 2018
Age at death 78 Years
Cemetery Drayton & Toowoomba Cemetery
Interment number FLAW1-007-0018
(Toowoomba Cemetery Search)

Died:
HOLD, Ezra Luke of Meringandan. Taken into God's Care on 4 May 2018, aged 78 years. Dearly loved Brother and Brother-in-law of Mervyn and Ri, Ivan, Laurina and loved Uncle of Jackie, Linda, Tracey, Andrew and their families. Full funeral details in Monday's Chronicle.
Toowoomba Chronicle, Saturday, 5 May 2018

HOLD, Ezra Luke of Meringandan. Taken into God's Care on 4 May 2018, aged 78 years.

Dearly loved Brother and Brother-in-law of Mervyn and Ri, Ivan, Laurina and loved Uncle of Jackie, Linda, Tracey, Andrew and their families.

Family and friends are warmly invited to attend a Celebration of Ezra's life to be held at Heritage Chapel, 314 James Street, Toowoomba commencing at 1:00 pm Wednesday 9 May, 2018 then proceeding to the Drayton & Toowoomba Cemetery, Cnr Anzac Av and South Street.

"At Peace"
Toowoomba Chronicle, Wednesday, 9 May 2018

HOLD, Ezra Luke of Meringandan. Taken into God's Care on 4 May 2018, aged 78 years. Dearly loved Brother and Brother-in-law of Mervyn and Ri, Ivan, Laurina and loved Uncle of Jackie, Linda, Tracey; Andrew and their families.

Family and friends are warmly invited to attend a Celebration of Ezra's life to be held at Heritage Chapel, 314 James Street, Toowoomba commencing at 1:00 pm Wednesday 9 May, 2018 then proceeding to the Drayton & Toowoomba Cemetery, Cnr Anzac Av and South Street. "At Peace"
Toowoomba Chronicle, Wednesday, 9 May 2018
Toowoomba Chronicle, Wednesday, 9 May 2018


HOLD, Ezra Luke
Wednesday, 9 May 2018

of Meringandan. Taken into God's Care on 4 May 2018, aged 78 years.

Dearly loved Brother and Brother-in-law of Mervyn and Ri, Ivan, Laurina and loved Uncle of Jackie, Linda, Tracey; Andrew and their families.

Family and friends are warmly invited to attend a Celebration of Ezra?s life to be held at Heritage Chapel, 314 James Street, Toowoomba commencing at 1:00 pm Wednesday 9 May, 2018 then proceeding to the Drayton & Toowoomba Cemetery, Cnr Anzac Av and South Street.

"At Peace"
(Australian Heritage Funerals)

Private — Private. (son of Felix Sydney John Collins and Eileen Murray Howell) [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Queensland Electoral Roll: 1949, 13 Kroombit St., Thangool; Queensland Electoral Roll 1949 Division of Capricornia - Subdivision of Biloela Bundesen, Frederick Andrew, 13 Kroombit St., Thangool, Occupation: dairy farmer

Notes:

Buried:
Cemetery: Emu Park
Family Name: Bundesen
Given Names: Andrew (Andy)
Birth Date: 18 Apr 1926
Death Date: 10 Jul 1985
Age: 59y
Remarks: Husband; Father; Grandpa and Friend
(Emu Cemetery Inscriptions)

Andrew married Beryl Margaret Esdale 19 Jul1947, St Peter's Presbyterian Church, Rockhampton, Queensland. Beryl was born 24 Apr 1926, Queensland, Australia ; died 11 Jun 2011, Rockhampton District, Queensland, Australia; was buried 16 Jun 2011, Emu Park Cemetery, Yepoon, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Death Notice: 19 Jul 2014, Morning Bulliten, Rockhampton, Queensland; BUNDESEN, Oliver Christian Late of Broadhurst Drive, Gracemere. Passed away peacefully on Tuesday, 15th July 2014. Aged 85 Beloved Husband of Josephine Alice (dec'd). Loved Father and Father-in-law of Cindy and Haydn, Helen and Errol, Joanna and Barry. Grandfather of 9 and Great-grandfather of 9. Privately Cremated on Thursday 17th July 2014, as per his wishes. Morning Bulliten, Rockhampton, Queensland, 19th Jul 2014

Oliver married Josephine Alice Passmore 25 Oct 1952, St Paul's Cathedral, Rockhampton, Queensland. Josephine was born 20 Feb 1932, Longreach, Queensland, Australia; died 2 Jul 2012, Urraween, Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia; was buried 9 Jul 2012, , Fraser Coast Crematorium and Bayside Memorial Gardens, Hervey Bay , Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Died:
Rockhampton Queensland - Queensland Cemetery Records Series: No 111: Tucker and Nankivell Funeral directors Records.
BUNDESEN, Isobel Luisa: Death: 17 Dec 1956: Entry No 88/59

Other Events:

• Funeral Notice: 8 Feb 1935, The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Queensland; Funeral Notice BUNDESEN - The Relatives and Friends of Mr. & Mrs P. A. Bundesen of Monto are invited to attend the funeral of their beloved Son, Ian Bundesen to move from Alex. Gows Funeral Parlor, Petrie Bight. This (Friday) Forenoon, at 10 O'clock for the Toowoong Cemetery. Christadelphians please note. Alex. Gow (Transcribed from "The Courier-Mail (Brisbane, Qld. : 1933-1954), Friday 8 February 1935")

Notes:

Buried:


Inscription
IAN BUNDESEN
Aged 4 years
"Until he comes"

Notes:

Buried:
Burial Details:
Surname: SMITH Given Name(s): Joan
Grave Details: Location: L8 Grave Number: 4530
[Bundaberg Cemetery Register]

Joan Smith
Birth unknown
Death 2003
Burial
Bundaberg General Cemetery
Bundaberg, Bundaberg Region, Queensland, Australia
Plot Section: Lawn
Memorial ID 124071294 ·
Created by: III
Added: 25 Jan 2014
Find a Grave Memorial 124071294


Died:
SMITH Joan
Death notice 09 SEP 2003
Death, age 67, late of Pioneer Gardens
Bundaberg News Mail 1 SEP 2003
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Joan — Ron Smith. Ron was born Queensland, Australia; died 17 Dec 2001, Bundaberg Base Hospital, Bundaberg, Queensland; was buried Dec 2001, Bundaberg Cematery, Qld. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Obituary: 3 Mar 2015, Bundaberg News Mail, Queensland; BUNDESEN John. Aged 76 years. Late of Bundaberg Nursing Centre (Tricare) and formerly of River Park Estate. Passed away peacefully at Base Hospital Bundaberg on February 26, 2015. Beloved husband of Grace. Dearly loved father and father-in-law of Darren, Kristine and Peter Kosten, Glen and Jody. Loving Pa of Emily, Daniele, Matthew. Loved brother, brother-in-law and uncle of their respective families. "Loved Always Never To be Forgotten" Relatives and friends of the late John Bundesen are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral Service to be held at the Chapel of Des Allen & Funerals, 22 Toonburra Street THURSDAY March 5, 2015 at 2.00pm and thereafter at the Bundaberg Lawn Cemetery (Hampson Street entrance). DES ALLEN & CO FUNERALS QFDA 22 Toonburra Street, Bundaberg Published in Bundaberg News Mail on Mar. 3, 2015

Notes:

Birth:
John
married Grace Mildred

Died:
BUNDESEN John
Funeral notice 26 FEB 2015
Death, age, 76 at Base Hospital Bundaberg, late of Bundaberg Nursing Centre (Tricare), formerly of River Park Estate Bundaberg News Mail 03 MAR 2015
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John — Living. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• In Memorium: 8 Dec 2014, Bundaberg News Mail, Queensland; In Memoriam DAN BUNDESEN 08/01/1942 - 08/12/2004 DAD Your life was a blessing Your memory a treasure You are loved beyond words And sadly missed beyond measure Loved always your Daughter and Grandchildren. Published in Bundaberg News Mail on Dec. 8, 2014 (AUS-NEWSPAPER-EXTRACTS-L Archives)

Notes:

Birth:
DAN BUNDESEN 08/01/1942-08/12/2004

Buried:
BUNDABERG CEMETERY BURIAL RECORDS
Burial Details:
Surname: BUNDESEN Given Name(s): Dan
Year of Birth: n/a: Year of Death: 2004
Gender: Male Funeral Director: Brown
Place of Residence: - Bundaberg: Place of Birth: Monto Australia
Church: n/a Minister: Mr Sandy Peden
Grave Details: Location: L20 Grave Number: 8069 Ownership: Private War Grave: No


Died:


DAN BUNDESEN 08/01/1942-08/12/2004
DAD Your life was a blessing Your memory a treasure You are loved beyond words
And sadly missed beyond measure
Published in Bundaberg News Mail on Dec. 8, 2014

Dan — Mary Fay Horwood. Mary was born 3 Nov 1944, Queensland, Australia; died 8 Apr 2023, Riverlea Nursing Home, Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia . [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
Alan

Notes:

Birth:
Cleve Luke
Married
Marjorie Lillian


Died:
BUNDESEN Cleve Luke
Funeral notice 20 DEC 2017
Funeral, late of Glenella
Mackay Daily Mercury 19 DEC 2017
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Dec 19, 2017 - BUNDESEN: Cleve Luke Of Glenella. Beloved Husband of Marjorie. Much loved Father and Father-in-law of Barbara and Jim. Much loved Grandad of Finlay and Angus. Loved Brother of Neville, Inas, Errol, Peter, and Robin and their respective families. Relatives and friends are invited to attend Cleve's funeral
Mackay Daily Mercury 19 DEC 2017

Notes:

Birth:
Neville McLeod

Buried:
Neville McLeod Bundesen
Birth unknown
Death Feb 2020
Burial
Mount Bassett Cemetery
Mackay, Mackay Region, Queensland, Australia
Memorial ID 207212217 · View Source
(Find A Grave Memorial)

Died:
BUNDESEN Neville McLeod
Death notice 01FEB2020
Death
Mackay Daily Mercury 06 FEB 2020
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BUNDESEN Neville McLeod
Funeral notice 01FEB2020
Death
Mackay Daily Mercury 07 FEB 2020
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Funeral Notice for the Late
Neville McLeod Bundesen
Family & Friends are respectfully invited to attend Neville's Celebration of Life Service.

Neville McLeod Bundesen
BUNDESEN, Neville McLeod Mackay of Daniel Street and Homefield.

BUNDESEN, Neville McLeod. Passed away on the 1st of February 2020. Beloved Husband to Helen (dec'd). Loving Father & Father In-Law to Gary & Jackie

Neville married Helen Fay Wales Queensland, Australia. Helen died 30 Aug 2006, Mackay, Queensland, Australia; was buried 6 Sep 2009, Funeral Service, Newhaven Chapel,Harbour Road, Mackay. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Buried:
Proserpine Cemetery burial Index
BUNDESEN, Geffrey Angus, Age 19 years: Date: 01 Oct 1961. Entry 32

Died:
Acidently killed. Car accident

Death Registration
1961 C4762
Geffrey Angus Bundesen
Luke and Ruth Mabel McLeod
(Queensland Death Index 1829-1985)

Living — Judith Anne. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Died:
Enid Lynette ?Lyn? Hermann
Birth 15 Oct 1945
Death 18 May 2022 (aged 76)
Burial
Redcliffe Cemetery
Kippa-Ring, Moreton Bay Region, Queensland, Australia Show Map
Plot 107 / R / 0029
Memorial ID 243803851 ·
(Find A Grave Memorial)

HERMANN Enid Lynette
HERMANN, Enid 15 Oct 1945-18 May 2022
Enid Lynette ('Lyn') Hermann, née Bundesen, of Kallangur passed away on Wednesday, 18 May 2022 aged 76 years.
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