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Family Notices (Family Notices), The Courier-Mail (Brisbane, Qld. : 1933 - 1954), Wednesday 10 April 1946 page Family Notices 2013-04-25 17:56 announced of Hazel, second Daughter of
announced of Hazel Gesch, second Daughter of
LONGREACH REQUESTS (Detailed lists, results, guides), The Courier-Mail (Brisbane, Qld. : 1933 - 1954), Saturday 24 April 1943 page Detailed lists, results, guides 2013-04-25 16:11 default, one month's imprisonment. ?
at Wilston. Hart, and Co's sawmill.
received a fractured skull and a cons
pound fracture of tie left arm when
forearm was amputated at the Genera;
Hospital. ? Maryborough subscribed
default, one month's imprisonment.
at Wilston, Hart, and Co's sawmill,
received a fractured skull and a com
pound fracture of the left arm when
forearm was amputated at the General
Hospital. Maryborough subscribed
About People By LADY KITTY (Article), The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1931 - 1954), Monday 16 August 1948 page Article 2013-04-25 15:29 and the late Mr. Jaoobs. Deep
and the late Mr. Jacobs. Deep
Miner injured (Article), The Courier-Mail (Brisbane, Qld. : 1933 - 1954), Saturday 29 November 1952 page Article 2013-04-25 15:27 IPSWICH (by teleprinter) j
— Trevor Jacobs, of Rose- '?
wood, received a fractured, i
lacerated right thumb when , '
nit by a fall of stone at ;',
Westfalen mine yesterday. :
IPSWICH (by teleprinter).
— Trevor Jacobs, of Rose
wood, received a fractured,
lacerated right thumb when
hit by a fall of stone at
Westfalen mine yesterday.
Family Notices (Family Notices), The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), Monday 22 March 1926 page Family Notices 2013-04-25 15:22 nounced of Miss ilosc Jacobs, youngest
H)tlney, to Mr. Mark Isaacs, only son ot Mr.
anil ila. Jack Isaacs, Valley, Biisbniic. '
nounced of Miss Rose Jacobs, youngest
Sydney, to Mr. Mark Isaacs, only son of Mr.
and Mrs Jack Isaacs, Valley, Brisbane.
Advertising (Advertising), Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954), Tuesday 2 June 1908 page Advertising 2013-04-25 15:04 tion.-Tn tile Will of THOMAS MCCREDIE
KENYON, late of Rous, in tile State of
New South' Wales, funner, ilecensed.-Ap
plication will be tnndo after fourteen days
rmin tho publication hereof that Probate
of Um last Will of the ntmvcnumcd <lo
CfAsHI nifty lio grunted to Mary Ann Ken
yon ami Frank Henry Bartlett, the Excon
! tors nninMl- in the sail! Will i; «nd nil
i notion» may be served, at the, offices nt tho
I undersignéVl. nial all persons " having arty
i claims ngninsfthe estato ' of the, aboyennnj
tion.- In the Will of THOMAS MCCREDIE
KENYON, late of Rous, in the State of
New South Wales, farmer, licensed.-Ap
plication will be made after fourteen days
from the publication hereof that Probate
of Um last Will of the ntmvcnumcd deceased,
may be granted to Mary Ann Kenyon
and Frank Henry Bartlett, the Exceters
nninMl- in the said will; and all
notices may be served, at the offices at the
undersigned, and all persons having any
claims against the estate of the abovenamed
Family Notices (Family Notices), The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Monday 27 October 1952 page Family Notices 2013-04-25 14:52 notice
Street Balmain dearly beloved hus-
A Murras), Edward Maurice and
fond brother of Dxxe, Thomas. Bess
(Mrs E McDermott) Grace (Mrs
L Jones) Caroline (Mrs J Berry)
and brother-in-law of Grace Edna
Eric. Len and Jack aged 58 sears
notice.
Street, Balmain, dearly beloved hus-
A Murras), Edward, Maurice and
fond brother of Dave, Thomas, Bess
(Mrs E McDermott), Grace (Mrs
L Jones), Caroline (Mrs J Berry),
and brother-in-law of Grace, Edna
Eric,. Len and Jack aged 58 years.
Advertising (Advertising), The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Wednesday 5 November 1952 page Advertising 2013-04-25 14:47 Sydney
IN the Will oí FDWARD NINNES
late of Balmain In the State oi New
South Wales Ironwoiker deceased.
Application will be made alter 14
davs irom the publication hereol
Testament of the aboienamed de-
1951 mai be granted to Charlotte
Sophia Ninnes the Executrix named
In Hie raid Will and all notices may
1-e served at the offices oi the un-
dersigned to whom all creditors ara
within such fourteen dal« as afore-
Building. 185 Elizabeth Street, Syd
nes
Sydney.
IN the Will of EDWARD NINNES,
late of Balmain In the State of New
South Wales, Ironworker, deceased.
Application will be made after 14
days from the publication hereof
Testament of the abovenamed de-
1951 may be granted to Charlotte
Sophia Ninnes, the Executrix named
In His said Will and all notices may
be served at the offices of the un-
dersigned to whom all creditors are
within such fourteen days as afore-
Building. 185 Elizabeth Street, Sydney.

SOCIAL. (Article), The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), Saturday 13 June 1925 page Article 2013-04-25 14:30 1854, and with thom resided at rauklyn
Vale ai.'d at Hillgrove up to *ie ' time
of her marriage. Aftèrwarcls »e accom-
panied her hufcband to Western Queens
lund, where they remained for some yeais,
years ago tiley retired and resided in
Rosewood. Her liusban«di predeceased
lier nine year.«-, ago. Surviving her is a
family of five daugbtrrs, Mesdames
the Stone Quarry Cemotery, and was very
and aleo conducted a tervice at the house
prior to the departuro of the funeral.
The de-atii baa occurred of Mrs. Buuuey,
1854, and with them resided at rauklyn
Vale and at Hillgrove up to the time
of her marriage. Aftèrwards she accom-
panied her husband to Western Queens
land, where they remained for some years,
years ago they retired and resided in
Rosewood. Her husband predeceased
her nine years ago. Surviving her is a
family of five daughters, Mesdames
the Stone Quarry Cemetery, and was very
and also conducted a service at the house
prior to the departure of the funeral.
The de-atii baa occurred of Mrs. Bunney,
EARLY DAYS. RECOLLECTIONS OF ROSEWOOD. (Article), The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), Saturday 29 November 1924 page Article 2013-04-25 14:27 RECOLLECTIONS OF ROSEWOOD,  
landed with his parents.in Moreton Bay
in the course of an interview. "There'
couple of years older than myself, and I
years' apprenticeship to dairying, butter'
and oheese making included, in England,
Vale, a distance of'25 miles; in the one
He had a brand for the product - a ball
and cross combined-let into the cheese
. EARLY:, .%¥&.._.-:3i
pioneers - if not the oldest-of
and' he started dairying, making butter  
In 1876 .Mr. Jacobs helped to take a    
mob of' 1000 mixed cattle to stock up    
the Roosewood district. He
brothers, and later was west or the Barcoo
one 'of the first two white men on Amba
Mr. Jacobs martied Miss Dutney, who  
RECOLLECTIONS OF ROSEWOOD.  
landed with his parents in Moreton Bay
in the course of an interview. "There
couple of years older than myself, and I.
years' apprenticeship to dairying, butter
and cheese making included, in England,
Vale, a distance of 25 miles; in the one
He had a brand for the product a ball
and cross combined let into the cheese
EARLY
pioneers - if not the oldest of
and he started dairying, making butter  
In 1876 Mr. Jacobs helped to take a    
mob of 1000 mixed cattle to stock up    
the Rosewood district. He
brothers, and later was west of the Barcoo
one of the first two white men on Amba
Mr. Jacobs married Miss Dutney, who  

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