Friday 31 August 2012

CO CLARE RELATED DEATHS, BURIALS IN STANTHORPE CEMETERY, QUEENSLAND...










These are some of the burials listed in Stanthorpe Cemetery, Qld, Australia.  See below for related press notices for two of the names mentioned. You may find more in Trove... there is a Search Box on lower Left Hand column...





SURNAME

GIVEN NAMES

WHERE FROM

DATE OF DEATH

FATHER

MOTHER

BONNER

Annie

Ennis Clare Ireland

19/11/1927

Thomas

Annie

BOURNE

Michael

Clare Ireland

28/08/1928



BURTON

Margaret

Cloyne Co Clare

21/2/1881



DELOUGHERY

Anne

Kelerisk Co Clare

26/5/1889

Austin

Jane Callighan

DELOUGHERY

Jane

Kilmaquidan Kilrush Ireland

6/5/1878



FRAWLEY

Michael

Clare Ireland

16/1/1889

James

Hannah Kensek

GLEESON

Anne

Eunistymon Co Clare Ireland

17/06/1938

George Reynolds

Susan Hall

HOGAN

Martin

Clare Ireland

27/03/1912

Martin Hogan

Mary McQuealy

HURLEY

John

Scald Clare Ireland

26/12/1878

Daniel Hurley

Johanna Moynihan

KILLEEN

Micheal

Innes Clair Ireland

27/7/1888

John Killeen

Margaret Killeen

McLAUGHLIN

Mary

Clare Ireland

18/12/1919

John McMahon

Mary- aged 72 years

MOLLIS

Mary Ann

Clare Ireland

29/01/1926

Peter Reynolds

Margaret Horrigan

MOLLOY

Patrick

Tulla Clare Ireland

25/1/1879

Thomas

Mary King

NOONAN

John

County Clare Ireland

16/1/1875

John

Catherine Flanagan

O'LOUGHLIN

Michael

Eunistymoud Co CLare Ireland

2/01/1921

UNK

UNK

O'MALLEY

John

Kilkee Ireland

24/08/1900

Cornelius

Catherine Hicker

ROGERS

Mary

Tulla Clare Ireland

4/10/1926



SHANNON

Jeremiah

Kilonsk Co Clare Ireland

7/4/1892

Patrick

Bridget








GLEESON Anne died 17 June 1938

Courier Mail 21 June 1938

Never Travelled on a Train

Women dies at 94

STANTHORPE, Monday.— After having lived in Australia for 73 years, during which she never travelled on a railway train, and after living in Stanthorpe 66 years, during which she never left the town, Mrs. Ann Gleeson, aged 94, died at the week-end. She was born at Newmarket, County Clare, Ireland, and came to Australia in 1865. Soon afterwards she took up a position at Glenelg station, 55 milesnorth-west of Stanthorpe, and in 1867 married Mr. Gleeson, who was a blacksmith at Pikedale station, Warwick. In 1872 they went to Stanthorpe. Mrs. Gleeson is survived by a grown-up family and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

 

  And this one reported but no mention of Ireland. 

FRAWLEY, Michael Born Co Clare Died 16 January 1889

(paper said Thursday which would have been 17 January)

Warwick Argus Saturday 19 January 1889

FATAL ACCIDENT.-A fatal accident occurred at Stanthorpe on Thursday last, the victim being Mr. Michael Frawley, of the Severn River, and formerly a resident of Warwick. It is stated that Frawley was driving a horse team with a load of wood into town, when he got crushed between the wheel of the dray and a tree. His son, who was with him when the accident occurred, at once proceeded to Stanthorpe for medical assistance, but on his return with the doctor Frawley was found to be dead.









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