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.