| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birth | 24 May 1867 | Richmond Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Death | 26 February 1868 | Richmond Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Burial | 27 February 1868 | Maryborough Cemetery, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |

| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | |||
| Birth | 4 July 1869 | Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Marriage | 10 December 1891 | St Peter's Church, Southport, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Occupation | 10 December 1891 | Oysterman | Rat Island, Labrador, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1905 | A moulder's labourer | Ross Street, South Townsville, Townsville, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1913 | A carpenter | Wandoo Street, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1925 | A carpenter | Urangan, Hervey Bay, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Occupation | Before 1938 | Oysterman | Rat Island, Labrador, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Death | 31 December 1938 | Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Obituary | 2 January 1939 | OBITUARY MR. CONRAD WEINHEIMER The death of Mr. Conrad (William) Weinheimer occurred suddenly and unexpectedly at his residence at Urangan on Saturday morning. The deceased. who was a well-known resident of the district, and who had reached his 70th year, was a Maryborough native, his parents being among the early pioneers of this centre. In his single days he was engaged in seafaring work. He was married at Southport and shortly afterwards moved to Brisbane. Being a very capable workman, he was able to follow varied occupations, and for some time after his marriage was engaged on bridge-building in Brisbane, and in coalmining at Howard. From Howard he returned to Maryborough, where he was employed as a moulder at the old Vulcan Foundry. Later he proceeded to Townsville, where he returned to the seafaring life until work was commenced on the Urangan Pier. He was engaged in the construction work there and on completion of the pier he was appointed pier master, hich position he held until his retirement about three years ago. He was a well-known, horticulturist, and specialised in rare ferns, his magnificent collection of which became a feature of Urangan, and was the adimiration of large numbers of visitors. He was closely associated with the Labour movement for many years. He is survived by this wife, three daughters Mesdames Macdonald (Hook Pt, Fraser Island), Christensen (Mount Morgan) and Stevenson (Innisfail) and two sons, Mr. Stephen Smith (Brisbane) and Mr.'Geo. Weinheimer (Urangan). Two brothers, Thomas, (Baddow) and Frank (Townsville), and 20 grandchildren also survive. He was buried at the Polsen Cemetery, Pialba, yesterday. The service was conducted by the Rev. James McPhail. | |
| Burial | 3 January 1939 | A32 | Polson Cemetery, Hervey Bay, Queensland, AustraliaG1 |

| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | |||
| Birth | 22 August 1871 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Marriage | 15 April 1891 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Marriage | 20 July 1901 | Residence of Conrad Weinheimer, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Electoral roll | 1903 | A blacksmith | Douglas Street, Thursday Island, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1905 | A labourer | Bell Street, South Townsville, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Occupation | 2 April 1906 | Worker | Queensland Railway, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1913 | A lengthsman, Florence a gatekeeper | Goodoon Railway Station, Goondoon, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1919 | A lengthsman | 4-Mile Gate, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1925 | A lengthsman | Four-Mile Gatehouse, Howard, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Death | 31 March 1939 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Burial | 1 April 1939 | N 152 1st public. | Maryborough Cemetery, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |

| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birth | 2 January 1804 | Lorch, Nassau, PrussiaG | |
| Marriage | 21 April 1833 | Lorch, Nassau, PrussiaG | |
| Immigratn | 30 March 1855 | The 'Aurora', a 3 masted wooden barque built in Stretton in 1852 was wrecked in the South Passage (off Stradbroke Island) in March 1855. All 300 Passengers landed safely. (Margaret Jenner), from Hamburg (100 Assisted and 108 Unassisted passengers - 2 deaths assisted) AO Reel 2468. Moreton Bay Free Press, Monday March 25 1855 The German Immigrant Ships - A report reached Brisbane on Saturday morning, that one of the German Immigrant ships which have been for some time expected, had run on shore while attempting to enter the bay by the southern passage, and that the other had safely reached anchorage. The report turned out to be substantially correct. The Aurora from Hamburg, with 300 immigrants, was off the south passage to the bay on Wednesday. It appears that there was no chart of the coast on board, and that the captain was ignorant that there was any other entrance. Several guns were fired, and signals made, to attract attention, but as there was no appearance of any assistance, it was determined to attempt the passage into the bay. In running in it was found that to prevent a total wreck on the shoal on which the steamer Sovereign perished, and to save the lives of those on board, the only course left was to run the ship on shore. All sail was accordingly crowded on her, and she was run high upon the sand, on the sea side end of Moreton Island. She stands quite upright, and is accessible at half ebb, being dry at her bows. It is not expected that she will be got off. The females and children on board have been removed to Cleveland, and the crew and immigrants are in good health and condition. The other vessel, also from Hamburg, the Marbz entered the bay on Friday by the northern passage, and reached the anchorage without any mishap. She had, we believe, 250 immigrants on board when she sailed, but 47 in all, children and adults, died during the voyage from fever, measles and cholera. The Health Officer, Dr. Hobbs, proceeded to the bay on Saturday, and found the immigrants on board of both ships in a fit state to be landed, the disease on board the Marbz having occurred at an early period of the voyage, when much cold weather was encountered. The scale of the diet on board of this last vessel is stated to have been utterly insufficient. Owing to the distance, the guns fired by the Aurora could not have been heard at the pilot station, but it is unaccountable why such a voyage was undertaken without a chart of the coast being on board. The immigrants will be brought up to Brisbane by the brig Palermo, which proceeds to the Bay tomorrow for that purpose. The Aurora is a very fine ship, only two years old. Both vessels, we believe, have cargo on board. The above are all the particulars we can find room for at present, but, so far as they go, we believe they can be relied on. | |
| Marriage | 17 June 1857 | In the presence of Christian Weibler, Margaretta Weibler and A Stralitz | District Registrar's Office, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG1 |
| Occupation | 17 June 1857 | Gardener | |
| Occupation | June 1863 | Timbergetter | |
| Electoral roll | Between 1864 and 1865 | Freehold | Bazaar Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | Between 1865 and 1866 | Freehold | Bazaar Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Death | 23 October 1865 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG2 | |
| Electoral roll | Between 1866 and 1867 | Freehold | Bazaar Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | Between 1867 and 1868 | Freehold | Bazaar Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Marriage | 10 October 1867 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Burial | 27 February 1868 | Maryborough Cemetery, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Electoral roll | Between 1869 and 1870 | Freehold | Bazaar Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Will | 6 June 1870 | ||
| Death | 21 April 1879 | Christian Weibler, gardener, died on 21 April 1879 at his residence in Bazaar Street, Maryborough. His wife was Matilda. Philip Klein of March Street, Maryborough, Shoemaker, verified the authenticity of the handwriting of the Will. He said "I knew and was well acquanted with Christian Weibler late of Maryborough... ...for many years before and ... to the time of his death and that during such period I have frequently seen him write and also inscribe his name to writing whereby I have become well acquainted with hsi manner and character of handwriting and subscription, and having now with care and attention perused and inspected the paper and writing hereto purporting it to be and contain the last will and Testament of the deceased. (unknown source, but found in 'Die Zeitung' Feb 1999 Vol 9 No 1) | Bazaar Lane, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG2 |
| Burial | 22 April 1879 | F Public 291. | Maryborough Cemetery, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |

| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | |||
| Birth | Before 5 March 1805 | Witness Margaretha Wippel | Lorch, Rudesheim, PrussiaG |
| Baptism | 5 March 1805 | Lorch, Rudesheim, PrussiaG | |
| Marriage | 21 April 1833 | Lorch, Nassau, PrussiaG | |
| Immigratn | 30 March 1855 | The 'Aurora', a 3 masted wooden barque built in Stretton in 1852 was wrecked in the South Passage (off Stradbroke Island) in March 1855. All 300 Passengers landed safely. (Margaret Jenner), from Hamburg (100 Assisted and 108 Unassisted passengers - 2 deaths assisted) AO Reel 2468. Moreton Bay Free Press, Monday March 25 1855 The German Immigrant Ships - A report reached Brisbane on Saturday morning, that one of the German Immigrant ships which have been for some time expected, had run on shore while attempting to enter the bay by the southern passage, and that the other had safely reached anchorage. The report turned out to be substantially correct. The Aurora from Hamburg, with 300 immigrants, was off the south passage to the bay on Wednesday. It appears that there was no chart of the coast on board, and that the captain was ignorant that there was any other entrance. Several guns were fired, and signals made, to attract attention, but as there was no appearance of any assistance, it was determined to attempt the passage into the bay. In running in it was found that to prevent a total wreck on the shoal on which the steamer Sovereign perished, and to save the lives of those on board, the only course left was to run the ship on shore. All sail was accordingly crowded on her, and she was run high upon the sand, on the sea side end of Moreton Island. She stands quite upright, and is accessible at half ebb, being dry at her bows. It is not expected that she will be got off. The females and children on board have been removed to Cleveland, and the crew and immigrants are in good health and condition. The other vessel, also from Hamburg, the Marbz entered the bay on Friday by the northern passage, and reached the anchorage without any mishap. She had, we believe, 250 immigrants on board when she sailed, but 47 in all, children and adults, died during the voyage from fever, measles and cholera. The Health Officer, Dr. Hobbs, proceeded to the bay on Saturday, and found the immigrants on board of both ships in a fit state to be landed, the disease on board the Marbz having occurred at an early period of the voyage, when much cold weather was encountered. The scale of the diet on board of this last vessel is stated to have been utterly insufficient. Owing to the distance, the guns fired by the Aurora could not have been heard at the pilot station, but it is unaccountable why such a voyage was undertaken without a chart of the coast being on board. The immigrants will be brought up to Brisbane by the brig Palermo, which proceeds to the Bay tomorrow for that purpose. The Aurora is a very fine ship, only two years old. Both vessels, we believe, have cargo on board. The above are all the particulars we can find room for at present, but, so far as they go, we believe they can be relied on. | |
| Marriage | 17 June 1857 | In the presence of Christian Weibler, Margaretta Weibler and A Stralitz | District Registrar's Office, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG1 |
| Birth | 7 October 1858 | The nurse at her birth was her grandmother, Margaretta Weibler | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Birth | 9 July 1860 | Witnesses, Elizabeth Royston (nurse) and Margaretta Weibler | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Death | 23 October 1865 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG2 | |
| Burial | 24 October 1865 | Maryborough Cemetery, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |

| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | |||
| Name | |||
| Birth | About 1834 | To Robert Sarten and Lizbeth Brown | Paul, Cornwall, EnglandG |
| Marriage | Before 1866 | (Australia)G | |
| Immigration | 12 April 1867 | Royal Dane which departed London | Brisbane, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Death | Before 10 October 1867 | (Australia)G | |
| Marriage | 10 October 1867 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Death | 21 April 1879 | Christian Weibler, gardener, died on 21 April 1879 at his residence in Bazaar Street, Maryborough. His wife was Matilda. Philip Klein of March Street, Maryborough, Shoemaker, verified the authenticity of the handwriting of the Will. He said "I knew and was well acquanted with Christian Weibler late of Maryborough... ...for many years before and ... to the time of his death and that during such period I have frequently seen him write and also inscribe his name to writing whereby I have become well acquainted with hsi manner and character of handwriting and subscription, and having now with care and attention perused and inspected the paper and writing hereto purporting it to be and contain the last will and Testament of the deceased. (unknown source, but found in 'Die Zeitung' Feb 1999 Vol 9 No 1) | Bazaar Lane, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG1 |
| Occupation | Before 25 May 1890 | Cook | Balcomba Station, Queensland, AustraliaG+ |
| Death | 25 May 1890 | Balcomba Station, Queensland, AustraliaG+ | |
| Death | 27 May 1890 | Balcomba Station, Queensland, AustraliaG+ | |
| Inquest | 14 June 1890 | The Police Magistrate commenced an inquiry, on Saturday, at the Rockhampton Court House, into the death of Matilda Weibler, a woman who was drowned at Balcombe Station on the 25th of May. From the evidence of David Davies, formerly a labourer on the station, it appeared that the woman, who was employed as a cook, was last seen alive by the witness about seven o'clock on the night of the 25th ultimo. Next morning she was missing, and Mr. Frank Beardmore, the station-owner, sent Davies in search. He found her body in a waterhole known locally as the half-mile hole, face downwards, with only the top and the back of the head visible. That was about ten minutes to eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Davies did not care to disturb the corpse, for corpse he thought it to be, and rode back to the station. He was instructed to return, and another man accompanied him. They picked the body of the unfortunate woman out. It was in about 2 ft. of water, and there was a cut across, the right eyebrow, which was bleeding. The hands and arms were straight down in front, and the fingers were partly closed, but not contracted. The face was black, and froth was issuing from the nose, and the body was not stiff. There was a little mud on the nose, but none on the face. The corpse was taken to the station, and buried the same afternoon. It seems that about the 25th of April the woman left the station and walked to the crossing of the Mackenzie River, ten niles distant, and was brought back next 'day by the stockman. At this stage the Police Magistrate adjourned the inquiry. Accompanied by Sub-Inspector Durham, he will leave here for Balcombe on Thursday, and take the rest of the evidence. | Rockhampton, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Inquest | 22 June 1890 | Rockhampton, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Inquest | 24 June 1890 | The Police Magistrate and Sub-Inspector Durham returned to town by last evening's mail train from Balcomba Station, where the inquiry into the death by drowning of the woman Matilda Wiebler, on the 27th May last, was continued and closed. From the evidence adduced no room for doubt remains that the unfortunate woman deliberately drowned herself. It would appear that she was of a variable temperament, always in the extremes of either happiness or depression; that on the Thursday evening preceding her death she received a letter from her son, the contents of which much affected her; and there can be no doubt that upon the night on which she left the station she was influenced by the depression caused by the receipt of the letter. In fact, the circumstances of this painful incident appear to have been so entirely free from complication, that it seems matter for regret that the necessity should have arisen for despatching two officials from Rockhampton to perform a duty which could readily have been done by a local J. P. (Mr. Tooker, of Leura Station), resident within some sixteen miles of the scene of the tragedy. It appears that Mr. Tooker was sent for immediately that the body was found, and refused to come upon the grounds that it was the place of the police to hold the inquiry. It seems a pity that country J.P's. do not make themselves acquainted with their duties. Mr. Tooker was asked to be present at the resumed inquiry at Balcombe, but declined to attend. | Balcomba Station, Queensland, AustraliaG+ |
| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birth | 25 February 1872 | (Queensland), (Australia)G | |
| Occupation | 18 May 1890 | Worker | "The Northern Miner", Charters Towers, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Marriage | 2 January 1901 | Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Death | Before 1972 | (Queensland), (Australia)G |
| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | |||
| Birth | Before 18 December 1768 | Lorch, Rudesheim, PrussiaG | |
| Baptism | 18 December 1768 | Lorch, Rudesheim, PrussiaG | |
| Marriage | 13 May 1793 | Lorch, Rudesheim, PrussiaG | |
| Occupation | Before 3 July 1810 | Fisherman | |
| Death | 3 July 1810 | In the Rhein River | Lorch, Rudesheim, PrussiaG |
| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | |||
| Birth | Before 13 March 1773 | Lorch, Rudesheim, PrussiaG | |
| Baptism | 13 March 1773 | Lorch, Rudesheim, PrussiaG | |
| Marriage | 13 May 1793 | Lorch, Rudesheim, PrussiaG | |
| Death | 6 September 1841 | Lorch, Rudesheim, PrussiaG | |
| Burial | 8 September 1841 | Lorch, Rudesheim, PrussiaG |
| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birth | Before 19 June 1772 | Lorch, Rudesheim, PrussiaG | |
| Baptism | 19 June 1772 | Lorch, Rudesheim, PrussiaG | |
| Marriage | 2 June 1800 | Lorch, Rudesheim, PrussiaG | |
| Occupation | 1833 | Winegrower | |
| Death | 30 March 1839 | Lorch, Rudesheim, PrussiaG | |
| Burial | 1 April 1839 | Lorch, Rudesheim, PrussiaG |
| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | |||
| Birth | Before 18 January 1774 | Lorch, Rudesheim, PrussiaG | |
| Baptism | 18 January 1774 | Lorch, Rudesheim, PrussiaG | |
| Marriage | 2 June 1800 | Lorch, Rudesheim, PrussiaG | |
| Death | 27 December 1850 | Lorch, Rudesheim, PrussiaG |
| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | |||
| Birth | 16 October 1811 | PrussiaG | |
| Marriage | Before 1841 | (Prussia)G | |
| Occupation | About 1852 | Shoemaker | |
| Death | 20 July 1875 | Stolp, Kries Stolp, Pommerania, PrussiaG+ | |
| Burial | 23 July 1875 | St Marienfriedhof, Stolp, PrussiaG |
| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | |||
| Name | |||
| Name | |||
| Name | |||
| Birth | 12 August 1817 | Kublitz, Stolp, Kries Stolp. Pomerania, PrussiaG1 | |
| Baptism | 17 August 1817 | Christburg, Stuhm, Westpreußen, PolenG1 | |
| Marriage | Before 1841 | (Prussia)G | |
| Death | 16 June 1891 | Berlin, GermanyG |

| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Occupation | |||
| Immigration | Between 1855 and 1876 | An unknown ship | |
| Birth | 15 July 1855 | to James and Elizabeth Jack (also parents of brother John Bartholomew https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/members/former/bio?id=2571180716 ) | Greenock, Renfrewshire, ScotlandG |
| Marriage | 30 June 1876 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Electoral roll | 1903 | He was a sawmiller | Walker Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1919 | A sawmiller | Walker Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1922 | He was a sawmiller | Walker Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1925 | A sawmiller | Walker Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Death | 30 August 1932 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |

| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | |||
| Birth | 20 October 1886 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Electoral roll | 1913 | A farmer at Tinana | Glenorchy, Gympie Road, Owanyilla, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Marriage | 8 February 1913 | Presbyterian Church, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG1 | |
| Electoral roll | 1919 | A farmer | Glenorchy, Owanyilla, Howard, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Death | 3 June 1970 | Brisbane, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birth | 22 October 1881 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Marriage | 8 March 1911 | Brisbane, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Electoral roll | 1913 | A fitter | Stanley Street East, Wooloongabba, Brisbane, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1919 | A fitter | Ferry Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1922 | He was a fitter | Ferry Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1925 | A fitter | Ferry Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1949 | A fitter | 161 Ferry Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Death | 24 July 1964 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Burial | 25 July 1964 | Maryborough Cemetery, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | |||
| Birth | 2 January 1884 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Marriage | 18 December 1907 | St John's Church of England | Cairns, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1922 | 437 Bolsover Street, Rockhampton, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Occupation | Before 30 November 1938 | Driller | The Railway Workshops, Rockhampton, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Death | 30 November 1938 | FUNERAL NOTICE: THE Relatives and Friends of Mrs R. A. Bartholomew (Wife), Mr and Mrs S. Bartholomew, Cairns, Mr and Mrs K. Bartholomew (Sons and Daughters-in-law), Mr and Mrs R. Holgate, Mr and Mrs G. Thomasson (Sons-in-law and Daughters), Mr and Mrs J. Bartholomew, Maryborough, Mr and Mrs S. Bartholomew, Maryborough (Brothers and Sisters-in-law), Mr and Mrs B. McKay, Maryborough, Mr and Mrs R. C. Dunn, Maryborough, Mr and Mrs O'Doherty, Brisbane, Mr and Mrs J. Gibbons (Brothers-in-law and Sisters), Mr and Mrs S. R. Brown, Sydney, Mr and Mrs O. Neilson, Cairns (Brothers-in-law and Sisters-in-law) are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of their deceased beloved Husband, Father, Father-in-law, Brother, Brother-in-law, and Relative, the late Mr RICHARD ARTHUR BARTHOLOMEW to move from his late residence, No. 425 Bolsover Street, THIS (Thursday) AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock, for the North Rockhampton Cemetery. TUCKER & NANKIVELL, Undertakers. Telephone, Nos 145-146 P.A.F.S.O.A. LORD CAIRNS LODGE No. 7. THE Officers and Members of the above Lodge are requested to attend the funeral of their late Brother, RICHARD ARTHUR BARTHOLOMEW. By order, W.M. Members of John Knox Lodge No. 17 are invited to attend. TRAFFIC EMPLOYEES UNION. MEMBERS of the above Union are requested to attend the funeral of their late Fellow Member, Mr RICHARD ARTHUR BARTHOLOMEW. By order, P. N. WARD, Secretary. | Rockhampton, Queensland, AustraliaG1 |
| URL | 30 November 1938 | Click here for more Information | |
| Burial | 1 December 1938 | In grave 35, Compartment 2, Section 6 | North Rockhampton Cemetery, Rockhampton, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Inquest | 25 January 1939 | CORONER'S INQUEST In the Coroner's Court yesterday, the Acting Coroner (Mr A. H. Scott) held an inquest into the circumstances sur- rounding the death of Richard Bar- tholomew, 54, married, who collapsed and died about 6.45 a.m. on November 30, when riding his bicycle to the railway workshops, where he was employed as a driller. Sergeant A. R. Malcolm conducted the examination of witnesses, and Mr P. Fitzgerald represented the State In- surance Office. Statements were taken from Edward Clark, ambulance superintendent at Rockhampton, Richard Arthur Kitchener Bartholomew, son of the deceased, James Bernard Gibbons, brother-in-law of the deceased, Arthur Russell, Regi- nald Brake, and Police Constable Thomas Edwin George Nolan. Constable Nolan tendered a statement from Edith Eleanor Bartholomew, widow of the deceased, and a death certificate from thc Government medical officer (Dr N. C. Talbot), which showed that death was due to: 1, Mitral regurgitation of tho heart; 2, arteriosclerosis; and that the duration of the illnesses was eight years. Witness stated that from his inquiries be was satisfied there were no suspicious circumstances, and that death was due to natural causes. The inquest was closed. | Coroner's Court, Rockhampton, Queensland, AustraliaG |

| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | |||
| Birth | 5 May 1893 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Marriage | 4 June 1918 | Presbyterian Church, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG1 | |
| Electoral roll | 1919 | A linotypist | Ferry Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1925 | A linotypist | Ferry Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Death | 12 February 1963 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |

| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | |||
| Birth | 12 July 1895 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Electoral roll | 1919 | A sawmiller | Walker Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1922 | As a Nurse | Lady Chelmsford Hospital, Bundaberg, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1925 | A sawmiller | Walker Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Marriage | 9 February 1929 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Death | 24 October 1949 | Brisbane, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Burial | After 24 October 1949 | Nudgee Cemetery, Nudgee, Brisbane, Queensland, AustraliaG |

| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birth | 27 October 1897 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Electoral roll | 1915 | A motor mechanic | Dunn's, 148 Ferry Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1919 | A sawmiller | Walker Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1922 | Mechanic | Walker Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1925 | A mechanic | Walker Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Marriage | 29 September 1934 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Electoral roll | 1949 | A motor mechanic | 180 Walker Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1959 | 180 Walker Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Death | 26 February 1973 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |

| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | |||
| Burial | Rockhampton Crematorium, Rockhampton, Queensland, AustraliaG | ||
| Birth | 14 September 1902 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Electoral roll | 1925 | A sawmiller | Walker Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Marriage | 1926 | Rockhampton, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Electoral roll | 1959 | 344 East Street, Rockhampton, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Death | 28 January 1983 | Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | |||
| Birth | About 1887 | To Benjamin Thomas and Mary Gibbs Not found born in Qld or NSW. | (Queensland), (Australia)G |
| Electoral roll | 1905 | A farmer | Glenorchy, Teddington, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1913 | A farmer at Tinana | Glenorchy, Gympie Road, Owanyilla, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Marriage | 8 February 1913 | Presbyterian Church, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG1 | |
| Electoral roll | 1919 | A farmer | Glenorchy, Owanyilla, Howard, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Death | 29 April 1963 | Queensland, AustraliaG |

| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | |||
| Name | |||
| Birth | 21 March 1918 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Marriage | 23 January 1947 | Brisbane, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Electoral roll | 1959 | Performing home duties | 2 Rosling Street, Moorooka, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Death | 25 April 2007 | Stafford Heights, Brisbane, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | |||
| Name | |||
| Marriage Status | Never Married | ||
| Birth | 25 July 1880 | To Charles Campion Bunworth and Mary Ann Wright | Gympie, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Marriage | 8 March 1911 | Brisbane, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Electoral roll | 1913 | A fitter | Stanley Street East, Wooloongabba, Brisbane, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1919 | A fitter | Ferry Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1922 | He was a fitter | Ferry Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1925 | A fitter | Ferry Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Electoral roll | 1949 | A fitter | 161 Ferry Street, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Death | 28 December 1966 | Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Burial | 30 December 1966 | Maryborough Cemetery, Maryborough, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Fact | Date | Role | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birth | 12 September 1911 | Brisbane, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Marriage | 11 December 1937 | Gladstone, Queensland, AustraliaG | |
| Electoral roll | 1949 | A teacher | 25 Beatrice Street, Bundaberg, Queensland, AustraliaG |
| Death | 17 March 1986 | Brisbane, Queensland, AustraliaG |