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Hi, I am trying to find out where a great aunt Mary Trickett died 30 Nov 1890 is buried in Rockhampton Cemetery, I have a copy of death certificate , and also a Herbert Crawley who died in 1925 and is believed to be buried in Townsville cenetery.
Can someone help me to find out where I could go to, to find out where they would be buried in these cemeteries.
As would love to be able to take photos if possible of the graves if stil there.
Thanks in advance for any help
Christine
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Rockhampton City Cemetery Records, Queensland, Australia ...
Search and browse Rockhampton City cemetery records and tombstone inscriptions for Queensland, Australia genealogy research.
www.interment.net/aus/qld/?rockhampton.htm - Cached
Rockhampton North Cemetery - Queensland, Australia
Cemetery records of Rockhampton North Cemetery, in Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
www.interment.net/data/aus/qld/?rockhampton/rockhampton.htm - Cached
South Rockhampton Cemetery - Central Queensland Cemeteries
photographs of headstones and grave sites and genealogical information for the South Rockhampton Cemetery, which is located within the Central Queensland region of ...
kymsweb.com/cqc/rockhamptonsth.html - Cached
Australian Cemeteries - Queensland
North Rockhampton 4701 Online Data Australian Cemeteries ... Gayndah Cemetery Obituitaries Central Queensland Family History Association
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North Rockhampton Cemetery burial records : 1 March 1879 - 9 ...
Home; This edition; 1998, English, Book edition: North Rockhampton Cemetery burial records : 1 March 1879 - 9 January 1998 / Central Queensland Family History ...
trove.nla.gov.au/work/?28083512?selectedversion=NBD40031780 - Cached
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Find A Grave: North Rockhampton Cemetery
North Rockhampton Cemetery ... Queensland Australia
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Gins and Ann Thank you for your help, will have a look at these sites tomorrow, after midnight here and have to be up around 6.45am again thank you for your help, much appreciated.
Christine ;-)
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Townsville Headstones, Queensland, Australia
... Sister Mary' Clare Born: 1857 At: Died: 4 Nov 1933 At: Age: 76 Buried: Westend cemetery,Townsville ...
www.myrasplace.net/hstones/htowns2.htm - Cached
Series Details
Queensland State Archives Series ID 17788, Register of Interments in the Townsville Cemetery (West End)
www.archivessearch.qld.gov.au/Search/?SeriesDetails.aspx?... - Cached
Queensland Cemetery Records, Australia | Genealogy
Queensland Cemetery Records Australia Select a Shire, City, Town or Community: ... Townsville Waggamba Wambo Warroo Warwick Weipa Nap. Whitsunday Winton Wondai
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Townsville Headstones, Queensland, Australia
Townsville has two quite large cemeteries. Both are under the pink granite mountain ... At: Age: 62 Buried: Westend Pioneer cemetery ...
www.myrasplace.net/hstones/htowns6.htm - Cached
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Charters Towers Pioneer Cemetery - Queensland, Australia
... records of Charters Towers Prioneer Cemetery, in Queensland ... Towers, b. 1863, Mornish Stn, Rockhampton ... Trickett, Mary, d. 22 Jun 1894, b. 1855, Age 39, Widow ...
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Biography - Edward Trickett - Australian Dictionary of Biography
... South Wales, son of George Trickett, bootmaker, and his wife Mary ... In May 1884 Trickett moved to Rockhampton, Queensland, where he had ... Army section of the Uralla cemetery ...
adb.anu.edu.au/biography/trickett-?edward-4747 - Cached
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Trickett, Edward (1851–1916)
by J. L. Stewart
Edward Trickett (1851-1916), by Gibbs, Shallard & Co., 1876
National Library of Australia, nla.pic-an9778113
Edward Trickett (1851-1916), sculler, was born on 12 September 1851 at Greenwich, on the Lane Cove River, New South Wales, son of George Trickett, bootmaker, and his wife Mary, née Evans. He worked as a quarryman and in 1868 with C. Bullivant won the under-18 double skiffs at the Anniversary Day Regatta; next year he won the under-21 skiffs. He rowed little in 1871-73. At the 1874 Balmain Regatta he won the outrigger race and was in the winning whale-boat crew. In October he was second to Michael Rush in the £200 'Clarence River Champion Outrigger Race'. At the 1875 Anniversary Regatta he won the light skiffs race, although it had been made a handicap as he was now much the best sculler in the colony.
After wins in 1875-76, Trickett was taken to England by James Punch, a Sydney innkeeper and former sculler, to challenge for the world championship. On 27 June 1876 he defeated James H. Sadler on the Thames on the Putney-Mortlake course in 24 mins. 36 secs. and became the first Australian to win a world championship in any sport. Trickett was 6 ft 4 ins (193 cm) tall and weighed 12 stone 1½ lbs. (77 kg) for this race. He returned to Sydney on 9 November and was greeted by 25,000 people. At the 1877 Anniversary Regatta, after winning outrigger and skiffs races, he was presented with a cheque for nearly £900 by (Sir) John Robertson.
Trickett became licensee of Trickett's Hotel and later proprietor of the International Hotel on the corner of Pitt and King streets, Sydney. On 30 June he defeated Rush in a £200-a-side challenge for the world championship, having trained daily for a month. Next year a rolling keg crushed his hand; the self-amputation of fingers affected the balance of his stroke, but in August 1879 he defeated Elias Laycock in a £200-a-side championship contest. In June 1880 he went to England but lost his world title to the Canadian Ned Hanlan on the Thames on 15 November and was also defeated in a match race by Wallace Ross. Losing in Ottawa, Canada, on 4 July 1881 he failed in a challenge to Hanlan on the Thames on 1 May 1882. On his return to Australia he rowed against William Beach on the Parramatta in 1883-84, but was troubled by using narrow-rigged boats.
In May 1884 Trickett moved to Rockhampton, Queensland, where he had apparently been given a hotel by an admirer. He came out of retirement to race against Hanlan on the Fitzroy River, Rockhampton, on 14 June 1888. He invested in a worthless mining venture and returned to Sydney in dire straits. On 17 September 1893 he became a tide-waiter at a salary of £120 with the New South Wales Customs Department and in 1896 was a bridge watchman at Moama on the Murray River. In 1901 he was transferred to the New South Wales branch of the Commonwealth Department of Trade and Customs. He retired as a customs assistant in the shipping branch on 11 September 1916.
An envoy of the Salvation Army and reputedly a teetotaller, he had reformed his ways after duck-shooting on the Sabbath at Rockhampton. On 28 November 1916 in the home of his son Frederick at Uralla, New South Wales, he died of injuries and shock received when the walls of a gold-mine shaft collapsed. Buried in the Salvation Army section of the Uralla cemetery, he was survived by six of his eight sons and two of his three daughters by his wife Maria Frances, née Silva, daughter of the South Head lighthouse-keeper, whom he had married at North Sydney on 20 January 1874. His estate was sworn for probate at £163.
Winner of over 150 trophies, Trickett was one of the most versatile rowers of his time. His prowess was recorded in ballad and verse and his portrait in rowing colours was featured on cigarette cards for many years. A memorial to him was erected by public subscription at Uralla in 1918.
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Ann Thank you for this info, Edward Trickett was a brother to my great grandfather, I have found that the Hotel he was given (Edward that is) was called the Oxford Arms Hotel.
Believe that it has changed hands a few times since then and has also been renamed as well,
thanks again
Christine :-)
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Hi, Mary Trickett age 75 years is buried in South Rockhampton cemetery.
Church of England....Section 40.5....Grave number 2376. 1/12/1890.
took me a while going through all the cemeteries in the area...
will look for the gentleman now.
kind regards, Lorraine in sunny Trinity Beach Cairns.
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Hi again, sorry I cannot access Townsville cemeteries online...
to check out Herbert Crawley.
kind regards, Lorraine in sunny Trinity Park Cairns.
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