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2 VERS Family Tree Maker 2005 (12.0.345 SP1) August 20, 2004
2 NAME Family Tree Maker 2005 for Windows
2 CORP MyFamily.com, Inc.
3 ADDR 360 W 4800 N
4 CONT Provo, UT 84604
3 PHON (801) 705-7000
1 DEST FTM
1 DATE 7 JUL 2006
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1 FILE C:\Documents and Settings\kerry\My Documents\Family History\aj-raymond.GED
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1 NAME Kerry Raymond
1 ADDR 12 Marney St
2 CONT Chapel Hill
2 CONT Brisbane, QLD  4069
0 @I00082@ INDI
1 NAME Alfred John /Raymond/
2 SOUR @S0009769@
3 PAGE 99/B 064060
3 DATA
4 TEXT Index of birth of son Harold William Raymond
2 SOUR @S0009769@
3 PAGE 97/B 061114
3 DATA
4 TEXT Index of birth of daughter Elsie Raymond
2 SOUR @S0009825@
3 PAGE 1996-1893 Brisbane index 12436
3 DATA
4 TEXT Index of marriage of Alfred John Raymond and Jessie C. Shearer
2 SOUR @S0009769@
3 PAGE 93/ 007281
3 DATA
4 TEXT Index of birth of son Archibald Hewland Raymond
2 SOUR @S0009769@
3 PAGE 91/B 048033
3 DATA
4 TEXT Index of birth of daughter Ruby Eleanor Raymond
2 SOUR @S0009769@
3 PAGE 89B 043125
3 DATA
4 TEXT Index of birth of son Henry Thomas Raymond
2 SOUR @S0009803@
3 PAGE 84/B 016650
3 DATA
4 TEXT Index of death of Leslie Guy Raymond, son of Alfred John Raymond and Bessie Paul.
2 SOUR @S0009803@
3 PAGE 94/B 027279
3 DATA
4 TEXT Index of death of daughter Ruby Eleanor Raymond.
2 SOUR @S0009803@
3 PAGE 97/B 029963
3 DATA
4 TEXT Index of death of daughter Elsie Raymond
2 SOUR @S0009803@
3 PAGE 12/B 015949
3 DATA
4 TEXT Index of death of son Wilfred John Raymond
2 SOUR @S0009803@
3 PAGE 22/ 007331 AIF
3 DATA
4 TEXT Index of death of son Archibald Hewald (sic) Raymond.
2 SOUR @S0009892@
2 SOUR @S0003794@
2 SOUR @S0007581@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Bridegroom: Alfred John Raymond, widower, joiner
5 CONT Age: 32 years [at 20 June 1888, so born 1855-1856]
5 CONT Birthplace: Clifton, Gloucestershire, England
5 CONT Usual residence: Brisbane
2 SOUR @S0006754@
3 PAGE 1856 March Quarter Births L-S
3 DATA
4 TEXT Raymond, Afred John
5 CONT Sub-registrar's district: Clifton
5 CONT Volume: 6a, Page: 69
2 SOUR @S0001892@
3 PAGE 2480 / 78 / 15
3 DATA
4 TEXT 16 Camden Terrace, Clifton
5 CONT Alfred John Raymond, head, married 25 male, carpenter, born Clifton
5 CONT Elizabeth Raymond, wife, married 23 female, born Clifton
5 CONT Alfred Perlin [Leoline!] Raymond, son 1 male, born Clifton
2 SOUR @S0008994@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Baptised: 28 January 1883
5 CONT Leslie Guy (male), born 5 November 1882
5 CONT parents: Alfred John and Elizabeth Raymond, 5 Fern Villa, Oakfield Grove, Clifton, carpenter
2 SOUR @S0001829@
2 SOUR @S0001810@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Alfred John Raymond, son, 5 male, scholar, born Clifton
2 SOUR @S0003661@
3 DATA
4 TEXT 5 Apr 1886 - Funeral notice for Bessie Raymond (nee Paul) - see notes for full text.
2 SOUR @S0009769@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Wilfred John Raymond b. 2 Dec 1906 f: Alfred John Raymond m: Jessie Catherine Shearer 1907/B 013727
2 SOUR @S0010602@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Alfred John Raymond, buried 15 Oct 1935, male, aged 79, occupation: retired, Portion 9 Sec 32 Grave 8, undertaker: Cannon & Cripps, religion: Congregational, minister Rev S. Robert, same allotment a
5 CONC s #P2 562
2 SOUR @S0003661@
3 DATA
4 TEXT 20 Oct 1933
5 CONT RAYMOND - The Funeral of the late Jessie Catherine (wife of A.J. Raymond) will leave the residence, Clifton, River Terrace, Kangaroo Point, This (Friday) at 3pm for the Toowong Cemetery.
5 CONT Cannon & Cripps, Funeral Directors
2 SOUR @S0002208@
3 DATA
4 TEXT ??? (Kangaroo Point) 1919
5 CONT Raymond, Alfred John, 178 River Terrace, merchant, M
5 CONT Raymond, Evelyn Harrower, Clifton, 178 River Terrace, home duties, F
5 CONT Raymond, Jessie Catherine, 178 River Terrace, home duties, F
2 SOUR @S0009825@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Alfred John Raymond, b. 9 Jan 1935, May Nott, 1935/B 020372
2 SOUR @S0009803@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Alfred John Raymond, d. 14 Oct 1935, f: Henry George Raymond, m: Mary Ann Heyland, 1935/B 029514
2 SOUR @S0004335@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Father:Thomas Shearer, engine driver
5 CONT Mother:Jessie Harrower
5 CONT Informant:Alfred John Raymond, husband, River Terrace, Kangaroo Point
2 SOUR @S0009517@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Jessie Catherine Raymond of "Clifton", River Terrace, Kangaroo Point, Brisbane, wife of Alfred John Raymond, gentleman
5 CONT Will dated 18 June 1930 makes Alfred executor unless he predeceases her (in which case her executors are step-son Alfred and son Henry). Will divides estate between the living children of "my husband
5 CONC " (i.e. step-son Alfred is included). Will is witnessed by J. Nuttall of 28 William Street, Kangaroo Point [presumably sister Josephine]
5 CONT Jessie left real and personal estate [no details of real estate though?]
2 SOUR @S0003809@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Father:Alfred John Raymond, timber merchant
5 CONT Mother:Elizabeth Paul
5 CONT Informant:E.M. Raymond, wife, Whytecliffe Parade, Scotts Point, Redcliffe
2 SOUR @S0009803@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Alfred Leoline Raymond, d. 5 Apr 1948, f: Alfred John Raymond, m: Elizabeth Paul, 1948/B 016057
2 SOUR @S0004244@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Father:Alfred John Raymond, carpenter
5 CONT Mother:Jessie Catherine Shearer
5 CONT Informant:A.H. Raymond, son, 32 Moreton Avenue, Wynnum Heights
2 SOUR @S0004183@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Father:Alfred John Raymond, timber merchant
5 CONT Mother:Jessie Catherine Shearer
5 CONT Informant:Vera Raymond, wife, 45 Avondale Avenue, Annerley
2 SOUR @S0003661@
3 DATA
4 TEXT [Sat 22 June 1912]
5 CONT Raymond -- On 16th June, at the residence of his parents, "Clifton", River Terrace, Wilfred John, youngest son of A.J. and J.C. Raymond, aged 5 years and 6 months.
2 SOUR @S0003661@
3 DATA
4 TEXT [Wed 10 July 1929]
5 CONT Radcliffe -- The friends of Mr and Mrs J.N. Radcliffe are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of their deceased daughter, Joan Margaret, to move from the residence of Mr A.J. Raymond, Clifton
5 CONC , River-terrace, Kangaroo Point, this (Wednesday) morning at 10.30 o'clock to the St Matthew's C. of E. Cemetery, Sherwood. Motor service.
5 CONT Radcliffe- The friends of Mr and Mrs A.J. Raymond and family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of their deceased granddaughter and niece, Joan Margaret Radcliffe, to move from their resid
5 CONC ence, Clifton, River-terrace, Kangaroo Point, this (Wednesday) morning at 10.30 o'clock to the St Matthew's C. of E. Cemetery, Sherwood. Motor service.
2 SOUR @S0009769@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Ethel Christiane Raymond, b. 1 June 1901, f: Alfred John, m: Jessie Catherine Shearer, 1901/B003262
2 SOUR @S0009769@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Jessie Shearer Raymond, b. 7 July 1904, f: Alfred John Raymond, m: Jessie Catherine Shearer, 1904/B008973
2 SOUR @S0009700@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Raymond, Alfred Leoline, d. 5 Apr 1948, f: Alfred John, m: Elizabeth Paul, 1948/B 016057
2 SOUR @S0009700@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Raymond, Harold William, d. 17 Dec 1951, f: Alfred John, m: Jessie Catherine Shearer, 1951/B 035794
2 SOUR @S0009700@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Raymond, Archibald Hewland, b. 4 Apr 1893, f: Alfred John, m: Jessie Catherine Shearer, 1893/B 052294
2 SOUR @S0003265@
3 DATA
4 TEXT [#120]
5 CONT Alfred John Raymond, 79 years, from "Clifton", River Terrace, Kangaroo Point to Toowong Cemetery
5 CONT T2/303 alongside T2/562
5 CONT ordered: Mr A.L. Raymond, c/- Raymond & Hossack, Box 13, Valley PO
2 SOUR @S0003661@
3 DATA
4 TEXT [Wed 7 Sept 1897]
5 CONT BIRTHS
5 CONT RAYMOND -- On the 29th August, at her residence, Avonmore, Kangaroo Point, the wife of A.J. Raymond, of a daughter.
5 CONT DEATHS
5 CONT RAYMOND -- On the 7th September, at Avonmore, Kangaroo Point, Elsie, the infant daughter of A.J. Raymond, aged 10 days.
2 SOUR @S0003661@
3 DATA
4 TEXT [Tues 2 Oct 1894]
5 CONT Funeral Notice -- The Friends of Mr A.J. Raymond are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his deceased daughter, Ruby, to move from his residence, Salston-street, Shafston-road, Kangaroo Poin
5 CONC t, this (Tuesday) afternoon, 2nd October, at 3.30 o'clock for the Toowong Cemetery.
2 SOUR @S0010472@
3 DATA
4 TEXT [Saturday, 25 April, 1891]
5 CONT RAYMOND--On the 9th April, at her residence, Avonmore, Kangaroo Point, the wife of A.J. RAYMOND, of a daughter.
2 SOUR @S0002097@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Archibald Hewland Raymond
5 CONT Parents; Alfred and Jessie RAYMOND, River Terrace, Kangaroo Point, Brisbane
2 SOUR @S1072562@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Surname        :RAYMOND
5 CONT Given Names    :Alfred John Clifford [presumably the house name "Clifton"!]
5 CONT Place of Living:178 River terrace
5 CONT Occupation     :merchant
5 CONT Sex            :Male
5 CONT Subdivision    :Maree
5 CONT Division       :Oxley
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1 FEB 1856
2 PLAC Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England LATI 51.450888 LONG -2.617847
2 SOUR @S0007178@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Says he immigrated from England with his first wife and son Fred, so presumably born there.
2 SOUR @S0005253@
3 PAGE Entry for Alfred John Raymond
3 DATA
4 TEXT Gives year as 1856, but no day/month.
2 SOUR @S0002531@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Father: Alfred John Raymond
5 CONT Age: 44 years (at 23 March 1899, suggests Alfred born in 1854-5)
5 CONT Birthplace: Bristol, Gloucester, England
2 SOUR @S0009892@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Gives birthdate as 1 February 1856. No location given.
2 SOUR @S0003794@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Says he was 79 years old at his death 14 October 1935, so this fits with the birth date on the Ethel Walker's family tree.
2 SOUR @S0003794@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Birthplace: Bristol, Gloucester, England
5 CONT How long in Australian States: 51 years in Queensland [therefore, immigrated in 1884]
2 SOUR @S0010594@
3 PAGE Portion 9 #193
3 DATA
4 TEXT Alfred John Raymond, born 1 February 1856, died 14 October 1935
2 SOUR @S0007581@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Bridegroom: Alfred John Raymond, widower, joiner
5 CONT Age: 32 years [at 20 June 1888, so born 1855-1856]
5 CONT Birthplace: Clifton, Gloucestershire, England
5 CONT Usual residence: Brisbane
2 SOUR @S0001892@
3 PAGE 2480 / 78 / 15
3 DATA
4 TEXT 16 Camden Terrace, Clifton
5 CONT Alfred John Raymond, head, married 25 male, carpenter, born Clifton
5 CONT Elizabeth Raymond, wife, married 23 female, born Clifton
5 CONT Alfred Perlin [Leoline!] Raymond, son 1 male, born Clifton
2 SOUR @S0001810@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Alfred John Raymond, son, 5 male, scholar, born Clifton [so born 1855-6]
2 SOUR @S0010602@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Alfred John Raymond, buried 15 Oct 1935, male, age 79, occupation: retired, Portion 9 Sec 32 Grave 8, undertaker: Cannon & Cripps, religion: Congregational, minister Rev S. Robert, same allotment as #
5 CONC P2 562
2 SOUR @S0003265@
3 DATA
4 TEXT [#120]
5 CONT Alfred John Raymond, 79 years, from "Clifton", River Terrace, Kangaroo Point to Toowong Cemetery
5 CONT T2/303 alongside T2/562
5 CONT ordered: Mr A.L. Raymond, c/- Raymond & Hossack, Box 13, Valley PO
1 DEAT
2 DATE 14 OCT 1935
2 PLAC "Clifton", 178 River Terrace, Kangaroo Point, Brisbane, Queensland LATI -27.480471 LONG 153.033775
2 SOUR @S0009803@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Since Alfred had a third wife after the death of second wife Jessie Catherine Shearer, Alfred must have died after 1933. I have scanned the death index and there is no record of him dying in 1933 or 1
5 CONC 934 (the last years available on index).
2 SOUR @S0005253@
3 PAGE Entry for Alfred John Raymond
3 DATA
4 TEXT Gives year but no day/month.
2 SOUR @S0009892@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Gives date of death as 14 October 1935
2 SOUR @S0003794@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Gives precise date, place is "River Terrace, Kangaroo Point". Since he lived in a house called "Clifton" on River Terrace, he presumably died at home.
2 SOUR @S0010594@
3 PAGE Portion 9 #193
3 DATA
4 TEXT Alfred John Raymond, born 1 February 1856, died 14 October 1935
2 SOUR @S0009803@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Alfred John Raymond, d. 14 Oct 1935, f: Henry George Raymond, m: Mary Ann Heyland, 1935/B 029514
2 SOUR @S0003265@
3 DATA
4 TEXT [#120]
5 CONT Alfred John Raymond, 79 years, from "Clifton", River Terrace, Kangaroo Point to Toowong Cemetery
5 CONT T2/303 alongside T2/562
5 CONT ordered: Mr A.L. Raymond, c/- Raymond & Hossack, Box 13, Valley PO
2 CAUS Acute Prostatitis with obstruction, relieved by suprapubic drainage, Uraemia
3 SOUR @S0003794@
4 DATA
5 TEXT Cause of death: Acute Prostatitis with obstruction, relieved by suprapubic drainage, Uraemia
6 CONT Medial attendant by whom certified: A.S. Roe
6 CONT When he last saw deceased: 14 October 1935
1 BURI
2 DATE 15 OCT 1935
2 PLAC with second wife Jessie, Portion 9 Section 32 Grave 8, Toowong Cemetery, Brisbane, Queensland
2 SOUR @S0003794@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Undertaker: Alfred Cannon for Cannon and Cripps
5 CONT Name and religion of minister: S. Roberts, Congregational
5 CONT Witnesses to Burial: F. Lloyd and J. McGuinness
2 SOUR @S0005253@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Says buried at Toowong.
2 SOUR @S0010594@
3 PAGE Portion 9 #193
3 DATA
4 TEXT Alfred John Raymond, born 1 February 1856, died 14 October 1935
2 SOUR @S0006788@
3 PAGE Cannon & Cripps Funeral Directors Entry #120
3 DATA
4 TEXT Raymond, Alfred John, aged 79, buried 15 October 1935
2 SOUR @S0010602@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Alfred John Raymond, buried 15 Oct 1935, male, age 79, occupation: retired, Portion 9 Sec 32 Grave 8, undertaker: Cannon & Cripps, religion: Congregational, minister Rev S. Robert, same allotment as #
5 CONC P2 562
2 SOUR @S0003265@
3 DATA
4 TEXT [#120]
5 CONT Alfred John Raymond, 79 years, from "Clifton", River Terrace, Kangaroo Point to Toowong Cemetery
5 CONT T2/303 alongside T2/562
5 CONT ordered: Mr A.L. Raymond, c/- Raymond & Hossack, Box 13, Valley PO
1 OCCU
2 DATE BET 1881 AND 1935
2 PLAC ships carpenter, carpenter, joiner, timber merchant, gentleman
2 SOUR @S0005253@
3 PAGE Entry for Alfred John Raymond
3 DATA
4 TEXT Says he was a timber merchant
2 SOUR @S0002531@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Father: Alfred John Raymond, timber merchant
2 SOUR @S0002334@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Says Alfred was originally a ships carpenter
2 SOUR @S0003794@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Occupation: retired timber merchant
2 SOUR @S0009743@
3 DATA
4 TEXT 1885-1886
5 CONT A.J. Raymond, carpenter, Morrison's Cottages, Stanley Street. [South Brisbane]
2 SOUR In the probate documents for his will, Alfred is described as a retired timber merchant, now living as a gentleman.
2 SOUR @S0007581@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Bridegroom: Alfred John Raymond, widower, joiner
5 CONT Age: 32 years [at 20 June 1888, so born 1855-1856]
5 CONT Birthplace: Clifton, Gloucestershire, England
5 CONT Usual residence: Brisbane
2 SOUR @S0001892@
3 PAGE 2480 / 78 / 15
3 DATA
4 TEXT 16 Camden Terrace, Clifton
5 CONT Alfred John Raymond, head, married 25 male, carpenter, born Clifton
5 CONT Elizabeth Raymond, wife, married 23 female, born Clifton
5 CONT Alfred Perlin [Leoline!] Raymond, son 1 male, born Clifton
2 SOUR @S0008994@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Baptised: 28 January 1883
5 CONT Leslie Guy (male), born 5 November 1882
5 CONT parents: Alfred John and Elizabeth Raymond, 5 Fern Villa, Oakfield Grove, Clifton, carpenter
2 SOUR @S0009567@
3 DATA
4 TEXT According to probate documents for his father-in-law Thomas Shearer, Alfred is a retired timber merchant at 1 July 1925.
2 SOUR @S0004244@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Father:Alfred John Raymond, carpenter
5 CONT Mother:Jessie Catherine Shearer
5 CONT Informant:A.H. Raymond, son, 32 Moreton Avenue, Wynnum Heights
1 OCCU
2 DATE BET 1903 AND 1922
2 PLAC timber merchant
2 SOUR @S0002208@
3 DATA
4 TEXT ??? (Kangaroo Point) 1919
5 CONT Raymond, Alfred John, 178 River Terrace, merchant, M
5 CONT Raymond, Evelyn Harrower, Clifton, 178 River Terrace, home duties, F
5 CONT Raymond, Jessie Catherine, 178 River Terrace, home duties, F
2 SOUR @S0003809@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Father:Alfred John Raymond, timber merchant
5 CONT Mother:Elizabeth Paul
5 CONT Informant:E.M. Raymond, wife, Whytecliffe Parade, Scotts Point, Redcliffe
2 SOUR @S0004183@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Father:Alfred John Raymond, timber merchant
5 CONT Mother:Jessie Catherine Shearer
5 CONT Informant:Vera Raymond, wife, 45 Avondale Avenue, Annerley
2 SOUR @S0010227@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Surname        :RAYMOND
5 CONT Given Names    :Alfred John
5 CONT Sex            :Male
5 CONT Place of Living:178 River terrace, K.P.
5 CONT Occupation     :timber merchant
5 CONT Polling Place  :Woolloongabba
5 CONT Division       :Oxley
2 SOUR @S1061585@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Surname        :RAYMOND
5 CONT Given Names    :Alfred John
5 CONT Place of Living:178 River terrace
5 CONT Occupation     :merchant
5 CONT Sex            :Male
5 CONT Subdivision    :Kangaroo Point
5 CONT Division       :Oxley
2 SOUR @S1072562@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Surname        :RAYMOND
5 CONT Given Names    :Alfred John Clifford [presumably the house name "Clifton"!]
5 CONT Place of Living:178 River terrace
5 CONT Occupation     :merchant
5 CONT Sex            :Male
5 CONT Subdivision    :Maree
5 CONT Division       :Oxley
1 OCCU
2 DATE OCT 1933
2 PLAC Gentleman
2 SOUR @S0009517@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Jessie Catherine Raymond of "Clifton", River Terrace, Kangaroo Point, Brisbane, wife of Alfred John Raymond, gentleman
5 CONT Will dated 18 June 1930 makes Alfred executor unless he predeceases her (in which case her executors are step-son Alfred and son Henry). Will divides estate between the living children of "my husband
5 CONC " (i.e. step-son Alfred is included). Will is witnessed by J. Nuttall of 28 William Street, Kangaroo Point [presumably sister Josephine]
5 CONT Jessie left real and personal estate [no details of real estate though?]
1 EDUC
2 DATE BET 1861 AND 1871
2 PLAC scholar
2 SOUR @S0001829@
2 SOUR @S0001810@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Alfred John Raymond, son, 5 male, scholar, born Clifton
1 EVEN
2 TYPE Immigrated
2 DATE 1884
2 PLAC from Clifton, Bristol, England on "Duke of Buckingham" (via Cooktown)
2 SOUR @S0005253@
3 PAGE Entry for Alfred John Raymond
3 DATA
4 TEXT Says he immigrated in 1884 from England
2 SOUR @S0005535@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Says he immigrated from Clifton, a suburb of Bristol, England.
2 SOUR @S0003794@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Birthplace: Bristol, Gloucester, England
5 CONT How long in Australian States: 51 years in Queensland [therefore, immigrated in 1884 - presumably the first arrival]
2 SOUR @S0002184@
3 DATA
4 TEXT On "Duke of Buckingham" arrived Cooktown 27 January 1884
5 CONT A.J. Raymond (27), Bessie Raymond (25), Alf Raymond (3), Leslie Raymond (Infant)
1 RELI
2 DATE BET 1867 AND 1935
2 PLAC Congregational
2 SOUR @S0005535@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Says Ethel's father (Alfred John Raymond) was in the Congregational Church.
2 SOUR @S0010602@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Alfred John Raymond, buried 15 Oct 1935, male, age 79, occupation: retired, Portion 9 Sec 32 Grave 8, undertaker: Cannon & Cripps, religion: Congregational, minister Rev S. Robert, same allotment as #
5 CONC P2 562
1 EVEN
2 TYPE Records
2 PLAC IM2 IM3 CM2 ER1922  ID CD FD FN BR MI WI
1 EVEN
2 TYPE To do
2 PLAC GRO B, Cannon & Cripps #120, Marriage Certificate to May Wright
1 RESI
2 DATE BET 1903 AND 1935
2 PLAC "Clifton", 178 River Terrace, Kangaroo Point, Brisbane, Queensland
2 SOUR @S0002208@
3 DATA
4 TEXT ??? (Kangaroo Point) 1919
5 CONT Raymond, Alfred John, 178 River Terrace, merchant, M
5 CONT Raymond, Evelyn Harrower, Clifton, 178 River Terrace, home duties, F
5 CONT Raymond, Jessie Catherine, 178 River Terrace, home duties, F
2 SOUR @S0004335@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Father:Thomas Shearer, engine driver
5 CONT Mother:Jessie Harrower
5 CONT Informant:Alfred John Raymond, husband, River Terrace, Kangaroo Point
2 SOUR @S0003661@
3 DATA
4 TEXT [Sat 22 June 1912]
5 CONT Raymond -- On 16th June, at the residence of his parents, "Clifton", River Terrace, Wilfred John, youngest son of A.J. and J.C. Raymond, aged 5 years and 6 months.
2 SOUR @S0003661@
3 DATA
4 TEXT [Wed 10 July 1929]
5 CONT Radcliffe -- The friends of Mr and Mrs J.N. Radcliffe are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of their deceased daughter, Joan Margaret, to move from the residence of Mr A.J. Raymond, Clifton
5 CONC , River-terrace, Kangaroo Point, this (Wednesday) morning at 10.30 o'clock to the St Matthew's C. of E. Cemetery, Sherwood. Motor service.
5 CONT Radcliffe- The friends of Mr and Mrs A.J. Raymond and family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of their deceased granddaughter and niece, Joan Margaret Radcliffe, to move from their resid
5 CONC ence, Clifton, River-terrace, Kangaroo Point, this (Wednesday) morning at 10.30 o'clock to the St Matthew's C. of E. Cemetery, Sherwood. Motor service.
2 SOUR @S0010227@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Surname        :RAYMOND
5 CONT Given Names    :Alfred John
5 CONT Sex            :Male
5 CONT Place of Living:178 River terrace, K.P.
5 CONT Occupation     :timber merchant
5 CONT Polling Place  :Woolloongabba
5 CONT Division       :Oxley
2 SOUR @S1061585@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Surname        :RAYMOND
5 CONT Given Names    :Alfred John
5 CONT Place of Living:178 River terrace
5 CONT Occupation     :merchant
5 CONT Sex            :Male
5 CONT Subdivision    :Kangaroo Point
5 CONT Division       :Oxley
2 SOUR @S0002097@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Archibald Hewland Raymond
5 CONT Parents; Alfred and Jessie RAYMOND, River Terrace, Kangaroo Point, Brisbane
2 SOUR @S1072562@
3 DATA
4 TEXT Surname        :RAYMOND
5 CONT Given Names    :Alfred John Clifford [presumably the house name "Clifton"!]
5 CONT Place of Living:178 River terrace
5 CONT Occupation     :merchant
5 CONT Sex            :Male
5 CONT Subdivision    :Maree
5 CONT Division       :Oxley
1 RESI
2 DATE 1856
2 PLAC 16 Camden Terrace, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England
1 RESI
2 DATE 1879
2 PLAC 2 Ambra Vale [East], Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England
1 RESI
2 DATE BET 1879 AND 1881
2 PLAC 14 Camden Terrace, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England?
1 RESI
2 DATE 1881
2 PLAC 16 Camden Terrace, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England
1 RESI
2 DATE BET 1882 AND 1884
2 PLAC 6 Fern Villa, Oakfield Grove, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England
1 RESI
2 DATE BET 1885 AND 1886
2 PLAC Morrisson's cottages, end of Stanley Street (beside the river), South Brisbane, Queensland
1 RESI
2 DATE BET APR 1891 AND 1899
2 PLAC "Avonmore", Salston Street, Kangaroo Point, Brisbane, Queensland
2 SOUR @S0003661@
3 DATA
4 TEXT [Wed 7 Sept 1897]
5 CONT BIRTHS
5 CONT RAYMOND -- On the 29th August, at her residence, Avonmore, Kangaroo Point, the wife of A.J. Raymond, of a daughter.
5 CONT DEATHS
5 CONT RAYMOND -- On the 7th September, at Avonmore, Kangaroo Point, Elsie, the infant daughter of A.J. Raymond, aged 10 days.
2 SOUR @S0003661@
3 DATA
4 TEXT [Tues 2 Oct 1894]
5 CONT Funeral Notice -- The Friends of Mr A.J. Raymond are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his deceased daughter, Ruby, to move from his residence, Salston-street, Shafston-road, Kangaroo Poin
5 CONC t, this (Tuesday) afternoon, 2nd October, at 3.30 o'clock for the Toowong Cemetery.
2 SOUR @S0010472@
3 DATA
4 TEXT [Saturday, 25 April, 1891]
5 CONT RAYMOND--On the 9th April, at her residence, Avonmore, Kangaroo Point, the wife of A.J. RAYMOND, of a daughter.
1 PROP
2 DATE BET 1879 AND 1881
2 PLAC 14 Camden Terrace, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England?
1 EVEN
2 TYPE Event
2 DATE JUN 1912
2 PLAC Death of son Wilfred John
2 SOUR @S0003661@
3 DATA
4 TEXT [Sat 22 June 1912]
5 CONT Raymond -- On 16th June, at the residence of his parents, "Clifton", River Terrace, Wilfred John, youngest son of A.J. and J.C. Raymond, aged 5 years and 6 months.
1 EVEN
2 TYPE Event
2 DATE APR 1891
2 PLAC Birth of daughter Ruby
2 SOUR @S0010472@
3 DATA
4 TEXT [Saturday, 25 April, 1891]
5 CONT RAYMOND--On the 9th April, at her residence, Avonmore, Kangaroo Point, the wife of A.J. RAYMOND, of a daughter.
1 EVEN
2 TYPE Event
2 DATE OCT 1894
2 PLAC Death of daughter Ruby
2 SOUR @S0003661@
3 DATA
4 TEXT [Tues 2 Oct 1894]
5 CONT Funeral Notice -- The Friends of Mr A.J. Raymond are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his deceased daughter, Ruby, to move from his residence, Salston-street, Shafston-road, Kangaroo Poin
5 CONC t, this (Tuesday) afternoon, 2nd October, at 3.30 o'clock for the Toowong Cemetery.
1 EVEN
2 TYPE Event
2 DATE SEP 1897
2 PLAC Death of infant daughter Elsie
2 SOUR @S0003661@
3 DATA
4 TEXT [Wed 7 Sept 1897]
5 CONT BIRTHS
5 CONT RAYMOND -- On the 29th August, at her residence, Avonmore, Kangaroo Point, the wife of A.J. Raymond, of a daughter.
5 CONT DEATHS
5 CONT RAYMOND -- On the 7th September, at Avonmore, Kangaroo Point, Elsie, the infant daughter of A.J. Raymond, aged 10 days.
1 EVEN
2 TYPE Event
2 DATE JUL 1929
2 PLAC Death of granddaughter Joan Radcliffe
2 SOUR @S0003661@
3 DATA
4 TEXT [Wed 10 July 1929]
5 CONT Radcliffe -- The friends of Mr and Mrs J.N. Radcliffe are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of their deceased daughter, Joan Margaret, to move from the residence of Mr A.J. Raymond, Clifton
5 CONC , River-terrace, Kangaroo Point, this (Wednesday) morning at 10.30 o'clock to the St Matthew's C. of E. Cemetery, Sherwood. Motor service.
5 CONT Radcliffe- The friends of Mr and Mrs A.J. Raymond and family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of their deceased granddaughter and niece, Joan Margaret Radcliffe, to move from their resid
5 CONC ence, Clifton, River-terrace, Kangaroo Point, this (Wednesday) morning at 10.30 o'clock to the St Matthew's C. of E. Cemetery, Sherwood. Motor service.
1 REFN 82
1 ADDR
2 ADR1 "Clifton", River Terrace
2 ADR2 Kangaroo Point
2 CITY Brisbane
2 STAE Queensland
2 CTRY Australia
1 PHON [1935]
1 PHON [1935]
1 _MDCL Lost his hand (which one?) in a timber mill accident, but survived this.
2 SOUR @S0005535@
1 NOTE @NI00082@
0 @NI00082@ NOTE
1 CONC Alfred was born in Clifton, Bristol, England. His birth appears in t
1 CONC he St Catherine's index for 1856 March Quarter Births L-S as "Raymond, Alf
1 CONC red John, Sub-register district: Clifton, Volume: 6a, Page 69." His fami
1 CONC ly were living at 16 Camden Terrace, Clifton at the time.
1 CONT
1 CONT Since Alfred was a carpenter, he was probably apprenticed and probab
1 CONC ly to his father, also a carpenter.
1 CONT The apprenticeship was not listed in the Apprentice Books for Bristol, b
1 CONC ut it might not be formalised if between father and son.
1 CONT
1 CONT In 1879, Alfred purchases the house next door (14 Camden Terrace) for 4
1 CONC 30 pounds with a mortgage of 400 pounds from the  Building Society; his ad
1 CONC dress at that time is 2 Ambra Vale [East?], Clifton (a couple of streets f
1 CONC rom Camden Terrace -- presumably he lives there with wife Bessie). He sel
1 CONC ls the house at 14 Camden Terrace in 1880 (9 months later) for the val
1 CONC ue of the mortgage plus 150  pounds, giving his new address as 16 Camden T
1 CONC errace. It is not clear if Alfred ever  lived in 14 Camden Terrace or trea
1 CONC ted it as an investment. In any case, he is living at 16 Camden Terrace du
1 CONC ring the 1881 census.
1 CONT
1 CONT Purchase of 14 Camden Terrace (paraphrased from original deeds):
1 CONT
1 CONT 1 July 1879 between Peter Bull (vendor) and Alfred John Raymond (purchase
1 CONC r) , living at 2 Ambra Vale [could be Ambra Vale East] ... for pounds 430
1 CONT
1 CONT 1 July 1879 Alfred takes out a mortgage of pounds 400 from the building so
1 CONC ciety [his entitlement because he owns 4 shares in it #220, #221, #61, #6
1 CONC 2] ... requires 8 pounds per centum per annum payable quarterly  [not su
1 CONC re if this means 8% interest?]
1 CONT
1 CONT 4 November 1879 Building society changes its name to be "Bristol and Distr
1 CONC ict Ballot Sale Building Society".
1 CONT
1 CONT Sale of 14 Camden Terrace (copied from original deeds):
1 CONT
1 CONT "15 March 1880 between Alfred John Raymond of 16 Camden Terrace, Clifton V
1 CONC ale in the parish of Clifton in the City and County of Bristol, builder, a
1 CONC nd Charles William Dennis of Ilfracombe in the County of Devon, Master Mar
1 CONC iner, ... and the Bristol and District 192nd Starr-Bowkett Building Socie
1 CONC ty ... that the Mortgager was entitled to receive  400 pounds ... [bas
1 CONC ed on agreement made in 1 July 1879] ... still owing 377 pounds 4 shillin
1 CONC gs 0 pence."
1 CONT
1 CONT The contract of sale appears to say that Charles Dennis pays off the mortg
1 CONC age (or takes it over) plus pays 150 pounds direct to Alfred Raymond. Th
1 CONC is would leave Alfred was a tidy profit of about pounds 100.
1 CONT
1 CONT In the 1881 census, Alfred is living with his father at 16 Camden Terrac
1 CONC e. However, according to the 1882 Bristol Directory, A.J. Raymond is a car
1 CONC penter at 18 Camden Terrace, Clifton. Could this be a typo for 16, or d
1 CONC id he move again (possibly buy again)?
1 CONT
1 CONT When Leslie is born/baptised in 1882/3, the family is living at 6 Fern Vil
1 CONC la, Oakfield Grove, Clifton. The 1883 and 1884 directory has them at th
1 CONC is address as "A. Raymond. builder". I could not find this house.
1 CONT
1 CONT He married Elizabeth  (Bessie) Paul when they were both around their ear
1 CONC ly 20s, but she had chest problems, probably tuberculosis, and they immigr
1 CONC ated to Queensland about 1884 in the hope it would improve her healt
1 CONC h. At that time, they had two sons Alfred Leoline (Fred)  and Leslie Gu
1 CONC y. They came on the ship "Duke of Buckingham" which arrived in Austral
1 CONC ia at Cooktown on 27 January (and presumably then came south to Brisbane).
1 CONT
1 CONT At the Queensland State Archives, I found the immigration index "A.J. Raym
1 CONC ond, IMM/118 P647" which indicates the records are held in "Passenger Lis
1 CONC ts 1883-1884 Z1961 (microfilm)". Unfortunately, someone else must have be
1 CONC en viewing the microfilm as it was not on shelf.
1 CONT
1 CONT Leslie died in April 1884 in Brisbane presumably not long after they arriv
1 CONC ed. Bessie died two years later (to the day). Bessie and Leslie are buri
1 CONC ed together in Toowong cemetery (Part 9).
1 CONT
1 CONT The "Dictionary of Queenslanders" fixes his arrival in Australia as bei
1 CONC ng in 1884, the same year his son Leslie Guy Raymond died. I need to doubl
1 CONC e-check this, as Leslie is listed as dying in Queensland, but not in the B
1 CONC risbane register.
1 CONT
1 CONT According to the Queensland Post Office Directory for 1885-1886, Alfred w
1 CONC as a carpenter and living at Morrison's cottages, Stanley Street on the so
1 CONC uth side beside the river. This is probably the parkland area known as Kur
1 CONC ilpa Point today (almost below the William Jolly Bridge). Could there be a
1 CONC ny connection between the Morrison's cottages of the 1880s and the Morris
1 CONC on Hotel on the 1960s-70s on Stanley Street beside the S-E Freeway?
1 CONT
1 CONT After Bessie's death in 1886, Alfred returned to England with Fred, appare
1 CONC ntly for good. However, on returning, he found he could no longer put up w
1 CONC ith the English weather and returned to Brisbane. He must not have taken v
1 CONC ery long to make this decision as he was back in Brisbane (with Alfred) a
1 CONC nd married to Jessie Catherine Shearer in 1888 (i.e. only two years aft
1 CONC er the death of his first wife). Since the voyage took about several wee
1 CONC ks each way, he must have moved pretty quickly! [This is a family histor
1 CONC y, although I think there is an absence in the PO directories that might c
1 CONC onfirm it?]
1 CONT
1 CONT According to the "Brisbane Centenary Official Historical Souvenir" (Univer
1 CONC sity of Queensland Fryer Library), Albert was an alderman in the Brisba
1 CONC ne City/Town Council for the ward of Kangaroo Point for the years 1894-189
1 CONC 9, 1902-1903, and 1911-1924, and was mayor in 1912. His name is list
1 CONC ed as one of the alderman on the foundation stone of Brisbane City Ha
1 CONC ll [I must get a photo of this]. Although South Brisbane was a separate to
1 CONC wn during this time, Kangaroo Point was (curiously) part of Brisbane and n
1 CONC ot South Brisbane.
1 CONT
1 CONT From Annabel Lloyd, Brisbane City Council Archives (phone:  3254 098
1 CONC 6) re AJR's career as alderman and mayor:
1 CONT -------------------
1 CONT Alderman: 1894-1899 (resigned 15 May 1899), 1902-3, 1911-24
1 CONT Mayor: 1912
1 CONT Works Committee: 1894-6, 1899, 1902, 1912, 1914, 1918-23
1 CONT Health Committee: 1895, 1899, 1911, 1915, 1918
1 CONT Parks Committee: 1896, 1899, 1902, 1911, 1914-5, 1921-23
1 CONT Ferries Committee: 1902
1 CONT Legislative Committee: 1897--8, 1911
1 CONT Finance Committee: 1898, 1911, 1913, 1915-6, 1919
1 CONT Building Act Committee: 1902
1 CONT City Organ & Theatres Committee: 1911
1 CONT Town Hall Special Committee: 1912-3, 1919-24
1 CONT City of Brisbane Incorporation Act Committee: 1912
1 CONT New Parks Special Committee: 1912-4
1 CONT Kennedy Wharf Special Committee: 1912
1 CONT City Engineer's Department Special Committee: 1912
1 CONT City Engineer's Office Staff Special Committee: 1912
1 CONT General Purposes Committee: 1913
1 CONT Wharfs Special Committee: 1913
1 CONT Ferries & Baths Committee: 1914-6
1 CONT Parks Special Committee: 1915
1 CONT Lighting Committee: 1918-23
1 CONT Markets Committee: 1919-21
1 CONT Vigilance Special Committee: 1919
1 CONT Entertainments Special Committee: 1920-1
1 CONT Works & Lighting Committee: 1923-4
1 CONT Parks & Gardens Committee: 1923-4
1 CONT -------------------
1 CONT
1 CONT To date, I have found little specific information about his civic dutie
1 CONC s, apart from a mention in "Brisbane on Fire" pp136:
1 CONT The Fifth Interstate Conference of Fire Brigade Boards and Chief Office
1 CONC rs was held in Brisbane from the 11th to the 14th of June 1912. A large nu
1 CONC mber of delegates from all states except Tasmania attended and the visito
1 CONC rs and local delegates were accorded a civic welcome by the mayor (Alderm
1 CONC an A.J. Raymond). The discussions that took place were naturally mostly re
1 CONC lated to fire brigades and fire protection.
1 CONT
1 CONT According to Beverley St George, Alfred (and wife Jessie?) met the Duke a
1 CONC nd Duchess of York; I think this was in connection with the opening of t
1 CONC he new Brisbane City Hall (or laying of the foundation stone or similar).
1 CONT
1 CONT Raymond Park at Kangaroo Point may have been named after him. Raymond Terr
1 CONC ace at Mater Hill  has also been said to have been named after him; howeve
1 CONC r, I have seen it mentioned in Post Office Directories before Alfred immig
1 CONC rated, so I think it can't be named after him.
1 CONT
1 CONT According to Janet Weakes' "Dictionary of Queenslanders", Alfred liv
1 CONC ed in Kangaroo Point and Woolloongabba.
1 CONT
1 CONT 1894 Electoral roll for Bulimba:
1 CONT Raymond, Alfred John, age 37, Salston street, Kangaroo Point, contracto
1 CONC r, freehold, part of portion 266 and 267, Tingalpa. On roll since 13 Nov 1
1 CONC 893. [I believe that this is one of the tracts of land he owned as an inve
1 CONC stor; I don't believe he ever lived there or intended to do so]
1 CONT
1 CONT When his son Harold was born in 1899, Alfred and family were living in Sal
1 CONC ston Street, Kangaroo Point, but it would seem they moved to River Terra
1 CONC ce some time in the next few years:
1 CONT
1 CONT Commonwealth Electoral Rolls (Queensland) 1903
1 CONT Surname        :RAYMOND
1 CONT Given Names    :Alfred John
1 CONT Sex            :Male
1 CONT Place of Living:178 River terrace, K.P.
1 CONT Occupation     :timber merchant
1 CONT Polling Place  :Woolloongabba
1 CONT Division       :Oxley
1 CONT
1 CONT As well as his family, there were two other people living in the hou
1 CONC se in 1903. Rose Broomfield (domestic duties) & William Nash (groom). I gu
1 CONC ess they were servants.
1 CONT
1 CONT Commonwealth Electoral Roll (Queensland) 1913
1 CONT Surname        :RAYMOND
1 CONT Given Names    :Alfred John
1 CONT Place of Living:178 River terrace
1 CONT Occupation     :merchant
1 CONT Sex            :Male
1 CONT Subdivision    :Kangaroo Point
1 CONT Division       :Oxley
1 CONT
1 CONT Commonwleath Electoral Roll (Queensland) 1922:
1 CONT Surname        :RAYMOND
1 CONT Given Names    :Alfred John Clifford [presumably the house name "Clifton"
1 CONC !]
1 CONT Place of Living:178 River terrace
1 CONT Occupation     :merchant
1 CONT Sex            :Male
1 CONT Subdivision    :Maree
1 CONT Division       :Oxley
1 CONT
1 CONT According to the Qld Post Office Directories, Alfred was living at River T
1 CONC errace, Kangaroo Point in 1935.
1 CONT
1 CONT That house was at [178 from memory - the corner opposite the Mormon Chur
1 CONC ch across Llewellyn Street] River Terrace at Kangaroo Point and was call
1 CONC ed "Clifton" named after the place in Bristol where he came from. It w
1 CONC as a very large Queenslander house. I believe that the property was probab
1 CONC ly sold in order to divide his estate in the late 1930s. By the 1960s, t
1 CONC he house had been partitioned in flats (10 of them -- it must have be
1 CONC en a large house!). It is believed that in the 1970s the owners decid
1 CONC ed to relocate the house and sell the vacant land for a new development. T
1 CONC here was a story that the house was moved to a location near Oakey (we
1 CONC st of Toowoomba). However, in 1999, a property at 25 Revell Street, Pullen
1 CONC vale was put up for sale, and there was a newspaper article in the Courier
1 CONC -Mail (the clipping is in the filing cabinet) claiming that the house w
1 CONC as the relocated historic home of former Brisbane major Alfred John Raymon
1 CONC d. It said the house was called "Tallarook" and was originally built in 18
1 CONC 88. If that's the case, then I don't think Alfred was the original owner (
1 CONC as I don't think he lived there until about 1900). I don't know if Tallaro
1 CONC ok was the original name or a subsequent name.
1 CONT
1 CONT According to Beverley St George, Alfred was a very religious man, who to
1 CONC ok his family to church (Congregational church) twice every Sunday. He w
1 CONC as a strict father, but a strong believer in doing what he thought was rig
1 CONC ht. He did not drink, but did keep a bottle of sherry at home for guests w
1 CONC ho did not share his views. He thought it was a man's responsibility to lo
1 CONC ok after his extended family; apparently he supported some of his wife Jes
1 CONC sie's family. He thought all men were equal regardless of race or colou
1 CONC r; he said that there was no man of any colour for whom he would not st
1 CONC op to say Good Morning. He was a good singer.
1 CONT
1 CONT Alfred  refused to let his daughters work outside the home, which I origin
1 CONC ally believed must have been based on some religious view that women belon
1 CONC ged in the home. However, his daughter Ethel did typing at home for him a
1 CONC nd drove him around in his car as he could not drive due to an injury to h
1 CONC is hand at his timber mill, so it would seem the work itself was OK ju
1 CONC st so long as it happened in the home and family! According to Mrs Nancy H
1 CONC ewison (see below), his objections to his daughters working was actually b
1 CONC ecause it was a depression and his daughters did not need to work (as he c
1 CONC ould support them) so therefore it was wrong for them to take a job when a
1 CONC nother girl might need the job to support herself. This would be more cons
1 CONC istent with his allowing Ethel to drive and type for him at home.
1 CONT
1 CONT At a family reunion at Beverley St George's home, one relative said that A
1 CONC lfred had lost half his right arm and that was why the baby Wilfred w
1 CONC as so carefully positioned on his knee in a family photo so as to hide t
1 CONC he missing part of the arm.
1 CONT
1 CONT Apparently, he owned a lot of land around Brisbane, e.g. out at Brookfie
1 CONC ld and out at Capalaba, and was a fairly wealthy man. Apparently, he boug
1 CONC ht a house as a gift for each of his adult children (probably as a weddi
1 CONC ng present). The furniture for the houses was all made by R.M. Gordon (acc
1 CONC ording to Jenny Heyworth-Smith). Apparently he was known to make good furn
1 CONC iture. Many items from son Harold's home are today in use by Jenny.
1 CONT
1 CONT Beverley St George and I both think the timber yard was on Main St, Woollo
1 CONC ongabba, opposite the old police station. I think it was next door to t
1 CONC he fire station that used to be there. It would have been a convenient loc
1 CONC ation to the old railway yards that used to be there. There was a rival es
1 CONC tablishment Hancock and Gore located further along Ipswich Road near the P
1 CONC rincess Alexandria Hospital. However, the book "Brisbane on Fire" (Univers
1 CONC ity of Queensland SS&H library) says that Alfred's timber yard was in News
1 CONC tead (so maybe the Kangaroo Point theory is wrong or it was another locati
1 CONC on of his business, as Beverley believed there was more than one location
1 CONC ). From viewing the Qld Post Office directories, I cannot find any suppo
1 CONC rt for the belief that Alfred owned the Main Street timber yard.
1 CONT
1 CONT According to the Qld Post Office Directories, Alfred's business was in Hol
1 CONC man Street, Kangaroo Point
1 CONT [what years?]. Later he bought out A. Williams & Co at the corner of Stanl
1 CONC ey and Russell Streets, South Brisbane (where the Flag Court of Southba
1 CONC nk is in 1999) and that became his main premises. There was rail acce
1 CONC ss (a spur line ran along Stanley Street) and wharf frontage. There a
1 CONC re 2 photos of these premises (in the filing cabinet), one close-up in 19
1 CONC 02 and one distant (taken at the time of the opening of the Victoria Bridg
1 CONC e). I have scanned these photos but not yet added them to the scrapbook.
1 CONT
1 CONT According to  the 1905 will of father-in-law Thomas Shearer, Alfred  w
1 CONC as a timber merchant in Brisbane.
1 CONT
1 CONT Passage from "Brisbane on Fire:  a History of Firefighting 1860-1925" by K
1 CONC .D. Calthorpe and K. Capell (University of Queensland SS&H library) pp 139
1 CONC -140:
1 CONT
1 CONT --------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 CONC ---
1 CONT Timber Yard on Fire
1 CONT
1 CONT A few weeks later, on 31 August 1913, there was a very extensive fire at N
1 CONC ewstead involving the planing-mill, saw-mill and stacks of milled timb
1 CONC er at A.J. Raymond and Co.'s timber yard. The premises covered a large ar
1 CONC ea bounded at the front and side by Ann and Longland Streets, with The Bri
1 CONC sbane Gas Company's property at the rear. On the other side, the year w
1 CONC as separated from Brown and Broad's new timber yard by the railway lines t
1 CONC hat passed through to the Bulimba reach of the river. The brigade receiv
1 CONC ed the call from the Tramway Company's Light Street depot at 4.53 am and w
1 CONC hen they reached what was described as Convent Hill [KR: where All Hallo
1 CONC ws School is today?] they could see the flames which were estimat
1 CONC ed to be rising 100ft into the air. Superintendent Hinton said "When the b
1 CONC rigade arrived nearly the whole yard was alight."
1 CONT
1 CONT Apart from the task of extinguishing this huge fire, there was the immedia
1 CONC te problem of tying to isolate Brown and Broad's premises and the nearby g
1 CONC asometers from the flames. They were successful in achieving these resul
1 CONC ts by about 10am but before the fire was brought under control, there we
1 CONC re at least six jets operating from the Brown and Broad's side with many m
1 CONC ore being used on the other three sides. Altogether, there were 4500m of h
1 CONC ose in use at the height of the blaze. In addition to the firemen from Hea
1 CONC dquarters Station, the Valley and New Farm, assistance was provided by bri
1 CONC gades from adjacent districts as follows:
1 CONT
1 CONT Windsor - Superintendent Wildman and 9 firemen
1 CONT Milton - Superintendent Harper and 10 firemen
1 CONT Hamilton - Superintendent Gurdler, the number of firemen unknown
1 CONT Ithaca - crew unknown
1 CONT
1 CONT The firemen worked throughout the day in quelling this fire and it was abo
1 CONC ut 6pm before it was considered to be at the damping-down stage. A subsequ
1 CONC ent assessment of the damage indicated a loss of 30,000 pounds but witho
1 CONC ut the untiring efforts of the firemen the loss would have been much highe
1 CONC r. In this regard, the brigade had been able to prevent the fire from reac
1 CONC hing the caretaker's cottage, office buildings and further stacks of timb
1 CONC er in the rear section of the yard. The adjoining premises remained untouc
1 CONC hed by the fire. Eyewitnesses reported seeing children lighting a fire abo
1 CONC ut 4pm near the fence of the timber yard next to the railway line. The fi
1 CONC re had spread from there.
1 CONT
1 CONT A study of the numerous reports published in The Brisbane Courier indicat
1 CONC es that the brigade had established an excellent image in the eyes of t
1 CONC he community, for in almost every report on serious fires, they received c
1 CONC ommendations for their valiant efforts. The following remark in the Courie
1 CONC r's report on this fire is typical of the praise given: "There work won ad
1 CONC miration of all who saw them executing with courage and precision the duti
1 CONC es allotted to them under the skillful direction of Superintendent Hint
1 CONC on ...".
1 CONT
1 CONT In a later interview, Superintendent Hinton said: "I am proud of the resul
1 CONC ts achieved by my men and the men from the other brigades who all worked l
1 CONC ike Trojans. They are excellent firemen."
1 CONT --------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 CONC ---
1 CONT  
1 CONT Just FYI, Brown and Broad's timber yard had a major fire on 28 June 1921 (
1 CONC see pages 161-162 in "Brisbane on Fire).
1 CONT
1 CONT In "Municipal History of South Brisbane" (UQ Fryer Library), it mentions s
1 CONC ome significant municipal issues of the times. Rat (bubonic) plague in 190
1 CONC 0, and again in 1907 and 1921. A very high death rate in 1915 (no reason g
1 CONC iven) and an outbreak of pneumonic influenza in 1919. Presumably these we
1 CONC re issues of concern to Alfred as an alderman and "good citizen".
1 CONT
1 CONT The book (published in 1925) also carries an advertisement for "The Oxl
1 CONC ey Plywood Company Ltd, Empire Chambers, Wharf St, Brisbane. Plywood and J
1 CONC oinery Factories at Yeerongpilly. Phone: Central 6468". Was this connect
1 CONC ed with Alfred's business, or was it a competitor? Was this the Brims fami
1 CONC ly business in which grandson Graham Raymond was involved?
1 CONT
1 CONT According to Mrs Nancy Hewison(?) in a taped interview  Beverley St Georg
1 CONC e, Alfred and family worshipped at the City Congregational Church on the c
1 CONC orner of Wharf and Adelaide Streets, Brisbane. In the "Brisbane Centena
1 CONC ry Official Historical Souvenir" (UQ Fryer Library, published August 1924
1 CONC ), it says "Congregationalism commenced in 1859 when Rev George Wight arri
1 CONC ved ... 1860  ... fine church built ... forms part of the present site" [p
1 CONC resumably the Wharf and Adelaide Street site]. However, Nancy said that t
1 CONC he church lost that site (it apparently belonged to the Church of Engla
1 CONC nd who wanted it back) and a new Congregational church was planned for t
1 CONC he site that the Red Cross is on today. However, a lack of money meant th
1 CONC at only the church hall was built initially and this was used for church s
1 CONC ervices for a number of years. Nancy said the marriage of the younger Raym
1 CONC ond girls (Ethel and Jean) took place in this hall. The church was never b
1 CONC uilt on this site [no idea why not] but was eventually built "whe
1 CONC re it is today" [no idea, since Congregational Church merged into Uniti
1 CONC ng Church in the mid-1970s]. 
1 CONT
1 CONT Beverley St George has a photo of Alfred, one of wife Jessie and one of t
1 CONC he two of them with their all their children (who had survived at that tim
1 CONC e). I have a copy. This is the one in which the baby Wilfred is alleged
1 CONC ly hiding the missing half arm.
1 CONT
1 CONT Alfred and wife Jessie and some of his children (possibly his younger daug
1 CONC hters Ethel and Jean?) visited England  in the early 1920s. While there, t
1 CONC hey went to France to visit the grave of Alfred and Jessie's son Archie w
1 CONC ho died in 1917 in the Australian Imperial Forces in WW1.
1 CONT
1 CONT In 1924, Alfred was the informant for the death of his mother-in-law Jess
1 CONC ie Shearer (nee Harrower); he was living at River Terrace, Kangaroo Poi
1 CONC nt at that time.
1 CONT
1 CONT According to probate documents for his father-in-law Thomas Shearer, Alfr
1 CONC ed is a retired timber merchant at 1 July 1925.
1 CONT
1 CONT After the death of his second wife Jessie in October 1933 and before his o
1 CONC wn death in October 1935, Alfred married May Nott. His children did not ap
1 CONC prove of the marriage, possibly because it must have come very soon aft
1 CONC er the death of their mother and possibly because they thought she was mar
1 CONC rying him for his money. Beverley St George says believed that Alfred w
1 CONC as simply very lonely.
1 CONT
1 CONT Alfred died on 14 October 1935.
1 CONT
1 CONT Cannon & Cripps funeral directors records:
1 CONT [#120]
1 CONT Alfred John Raymond, 79 years, from "Clifton", River Terrace, Kangaroo Poi
1 CONC nt to Toowong Cemetery
1 CONT T2/303 alongside T2/562
1 CONT ordered: Mr A.L. Raymond, c/- Raymond & Hossack, Box 13, Valley PO
1 CONT
1 CONT His rather minimal funeral notice appeared in the Brisbane Courier-Mail t
1 CONC he following day (Tuesday 15 October 1935):
1 CONT --------------------------------------------------------------
1 CONT The funeral of the late Alfred John Raymond is appointed to leave his resi
1 CONC dence "Clifton", River Terrace, Kangaroo Point, this (Tuesday) afterno
1 CONC on at 3 o'clock for the Toowong Cemetery. No flowers by request.
1 CONT Cannon and Cripps, Funeral Directors.
1 CONT --------------------------------------------------------------
1 CONT
1 CONT I could find no obituary for Alfred in the Courier-Mail during the followi
1 CONC ng week, somewhat disappointing given his role as mayor and alderman f
1 CONC or so many years.
1 CONT
1 CONT From "Monumental Inscriptions - Toowong Cemetery Volume 1 Portions 7A-1
1 CONC 0" (published by Queensland Family History Society, copy in Indooroopil
1 CONC ly Library):
1 CONT --------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 CONT Portion 9 #193.
1 CONT Jessie Catherine, wife of Alfred John Raymond, born 13 March 1863, di
1 CONC ed 19 October 1933;
1 CONT Wilfred John, born 2 December 1906, died 16 June 1912;
1 CONT Archibald Hewland, born 4 April 1893, killed in France 3 March 1917;
1 CONT Ruby Eleanor, born 9 April 1891, died 1 October 1894;
1 CONT Elsie, born 29 August 1897, died 7 September 1897;
1 CONT Alfred John Raymond, born 1 February 1856, died 14 October 1935
1 CONT --------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 CONC -
1 CONT [This is not the complete MI -- there is other text which I copied from t
1 CONC he grave itself - in my notes, somewhere :-(]
1 CONT
1 CONT The book also gives other indexes for Raymond graves in Toowong: 9/59 (Alf
1 CONC red's first wife Elizabeth and their son Leslie -- see their Notes), 23/16
1 CONC 2, and 20/423. The volume with the last two sets of inscriptions was missi
1 CONC ng.
1 CONT
1 CONT Alfred died a relatively wealthy man; certainly he left a sufficiently lar
1 CONC ge estate to require probate. The probate file is held by the Queensland S
1 CONC tate Archives (SCT/P 1935 #1013) and includes his death certificate, wil
1 CONC l, various legal documents relating to obtaining probate and finalising t
1 CONC he estate, and the bill from the solicitors. I have copies of the death ce
1 CONC rtificate, will, and a legal document containing the signatures of mo
1 CONC st of  his beneficiaries (including my grandfather Harold William Raymond
1 CONC ). The following are various items from that file:
1 CONT -------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 CONT The executors were Alfred Leoline Raymond (his son by his first marria
1 CONC ge to Bessie Paul) and three other men: Francis Thomas Worrall, John Hen
1 CONC ry Hartshorn, and Norman Gray [presumably friends or business associates].
1 CONT
1 CONT poundsshillingspence
1 CONT Estate value:62,478199
1 CONT  Consisting of:
1 CONT   Realty [land?]263200
1 CONT   Personalty [not land?]5813000
1 CONT Taxed at322149
1 CONT
1 CONT [notice that this does not add up!]
1 CONT
1 CONT The personalty consisted of:
1 CONT motor car15000
1 CONT furniture & jewelry28740
1 CONT money on current
1 CONT       account ES&A bank2917
1 CONT bonds and inscribed stock42595150
1 CONT mortgages7038141
1 CONT life policies408314
1 CONT debts due to estate3934181
1 CONT total58129141
1 CONT
1 CONT Alfred left some immediate bequests (100 pounds to wife May, amounts to ea
1 CONC ch executor for their efforts, amounts to various other unknown people) a
1 CONC nd then established an annuity of 200 pounds for wife May, and the rest w
1 CONC as divided among his surviving children (Alfred, Henry, Evelyn, Harold, Et
1 CONC hel, Jean). Each of his children was allowed to select personal items fr
1 CONC om his home to the value of about 50 pounds.
1 CONT --------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 CONC --------------------
1 CONT
1 CONT TO DO: Alfred was rumoured to have financially supported members of wife J
1 CONC essie's family. Check if any of the executors or unknown beneficiaries cou
1 CONC ld be members of the extended family.
1 CONT
1 CONT TO DO: Call Phil Ragg, BCC Parks, (ring Call Centre) re history of Raymo
1 CONC nd Park at Kangaroo Park
0 @S0002334@ SOUR
1 TITL Beverley St George (nee Walker)
1 PUBL 1998-2000
1 NOTE @NS0023341@
1 REPO
2 CALN
3 MEDI Interview
0 @NS0023341@ NOTE I discussed family history with Bev on various occasions (she lives only a couple of streets away in Ludlow/Tamarix St, Chapel Hill).
0 @S0010472@ SOUR
1 TITL The Queenslander
1 PUBL Published in Brisbane <dates unknown>
1 REPO
2 CALN
3 MEDI Newspaper
0 @S0003661@ SOUR
1 TITL Courier-Mail
1 NOTE @NS0036611@
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0036613@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Newspaper
0 @NS0036611@ NOTE Brisbane's daily newspaper since ????
1 CONT Originally known as "Moreton Bay Courier" and "Brisbane Courier"
0 @NS0036613@ NOTE University of Queensland Social Sciences and Humanities Library
0 @S0002531@ SOUR
1 TITL Birth certificate for Harold William Sanders
1 AUTH Registrar-General of the State of Queensland
1 PUBL Extracted 8 July 1998
1 NOTE @NS0025311@
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0025313@
2 CALN 1899/ 64040
3 MEDI Civil Registry
0 @NS0025311@ NOTE Informant: Alfred John Raymond, Father, Salston Street (Kangaroo Point presumably)
1 CONT Witness: Mrs Fitzgerald (nurse)
1 CONT Registrar: J. Hughes, 23 May 1899, Brisbane
0 @NS0025313@ NOTE In possession of Kerry Anne Raymond.
0 @S0007178@ SOUR
1 TITL Jennifer Heyworth-Smith (nee Raymond)
1 REPO
2 CALN
3 MEDI Interview
0 @S0010594@ SOUR
1 TITL Toowong Cemetery - Monumental Inscriptions
1 AUTH Queensland Family History Society
1 NOTE @NS0105941@
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0105943@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Electronic
0 @NS0105941@ NOTE I have the CD-ROM. It is also available in book form.
0 @NS0105943@ NOTE CD: Kerry Raymond
0 @S0010602@ SOUR
1 TITL Toowong cemetery burial records
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0106023@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Microfiche
0 @NS0106023@ NOTE Genealogical Society of Queensland
0 @S0003794@ SOUR
1 TITL Death certificate for Alfred John Raymond
1 AUTH Registrar-General of the State of Queensland
1 PUBL Extracted 13 November 1935
1 NOTE @NS0037941@
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0037943@
2 CALN 1935/ 29514
3 MEDI Civil Registry
0 @NS0037941@ NOTE Found Alfred's death certificate with his will and other probate material in the Queensland State Archives. Reference No:  SCT/P 2016 File 1013
0 @NS0037943@ NOTE Copy: Kerry Raymond, Original: Qld State Archives
0 @S0003809@ SOUR
1 TITL Death Certificate for Alfred Leoline Raymond
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0038093@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Civil Registry
0 @NS0038093@ NOTE Probate file in Queensland State Archives, Copy: Kerry Raymond
0 @S0009517@ SOUR
1 TITL Probate documents for Jessie Catherine Raymond (nee Shearer)
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0095173@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Official Document
0 @NS0095173@ NOTE Queensland State Archives
0 @S0009567@ SOUR
1 TITL Probate documents for Thomas Shearer
1 AUTH Executors: Alfred John Raymond and Charles Arthur Stendrup
1 PUBL Various dates: 13 February 1924, 15 May 1924, 1 July 1925
1 NOTE @NS0095671@
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0095673@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Manuscript
0 @NS0095671@ NOTE Kerry has a photocopy from microfilm taken March 1999. 3 documents:
1 CONT 13 Feb 1924: Request for probate
1 CONT 15 May 1924: Inventory
1 CONT 1 July 1925: Finalisation (death of wife Jessie has occurred 6 Oct 1924)
0 @NS0095673@ NOTE Queensland State Archives probate file #114/1924
0 @S1072562@ SOUR
1 TITL Queensland Electoral Roll 1922
1 NOTE @NS10725621@
1 REPO
2 CALN
3 MEDI Electronic
0 @NS10725621@ NOTE CD-ROM produced by Queensland Family History Society
0 @S0009700@ SOUR
1 TITL Queensland Index of Births, Deaths, and Marriages
1 AUTH Queensland Registrar-General
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0097003@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Civil Registry
0 @NS0097003@ NOTE  
1 CONT NAME Registrar General,
1 CONT ADDR Births, Deaths, Marriages,
1 CONT CONT Brisbane, 4000
1 CONT CONT Queensland, Australia.
0 @S0009743@ SOUR
1 TITL Queensland Post Office Directory
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0097433@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Microfiche
0 @NS0097433@ NOTE SLQ, GSQ, FHS
0 @S0009769@ SOUR
1 TITL Queensland Registrar-General's Index of Births
1 AUTH Registrar-General of the State of Queensland
1 NOTE @NS0097691@
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0097693@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Microfiche
0 @NS0097691@ NOTE If the index number contains a "B", then the birth happened in Brisbane, but note that much of Brisbane today was not considered part of Brisbane at that time. Note that the surname of the father is n
1 CONC ot given as the child automatically took the father's surname. The mother's maiden name is given.
0 @NS0097693@ NOTE Queensland State Library, GSQ, QFHS
0 @S0001810@ SOUR
1 TITL 1861 Census for Bristol
1 AUTH UK Government
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0018103@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Census
0 @NS0018103@ NOTE Bristol Records Office, Bristol, England
0 @S0001829@ SOUR
1 TITL 1871 Census for Bristol
1 AUTH UK Government
1 NOTE @NS0018291@
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0018293@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Census
0 @NS0018291@ NOTE Microfilm of handwritten originals. Much of this information on my family overlaps with  many other sources, so I don't always use this as a source when many other sources exist.
0 @NS0018293@ NOTE Bristol Records Office, Bristol, England
0 @S0009803@ SOUR
1 TITL Queensland Registrar-General's Index of Deaths
1 AUTH Registrar-General of the State of Queensland
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0098033@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Microfiche
0 @NS0098033@ NOTE Queensland State Library, Genealogical Society of Queensland
0 @S0005253@ SOUR
1 TITL Dictionary of Queenslanders
1 AUTH Janet Weakes et al
1 PUBL 1996
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0052533@
2 CALN CT 2807.Q4 D53 1996
3 MEDI Book
0 @NS0052533@ NOTE University of Queensland Social Sciences and Humanities Library
0 @S0009825@ SOUR
1 TITL Queensland Registrar-General's Index of Marriages
1 AUTH Registrar-General of the State of Queensland
1 NOTE @NS0098251@
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0098253@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Microfiche
0 @NS0098251@ NOTE If the registration number contains a B, then it was a Brisbane event. If there is no B, then it occurred outside of Brisbane. Note that much of Brisbane as we know it today was outside of Brisbane i
1 CONC n earlier times.
0 @NS0098253@ NOTE Queensland State Library
0 @S0007581@ SOUR
1 TITL Marriage certificate for Alfred John Raymond and Jessie Catherine Shearer
1 AUTH Queensland State Archives
1 PUBL Extracted 7 August 1998
1 NOTE @NS0075811@
1 NOTE @NS0075812@
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0075813@
2 CALN 1888B/ 12436
3 MEDI Civil Registry
0 @NS0075811@ NOTE According to the rites of the Congregational Church
1 CONT Withnesses: Margaret Rubenia Shearer, Herbert Crawford
1 CONT Minister: Edward Griffith
0 @NS0075812@ NOTE Handwritten - hard to read in places
0 @NS0075813@ NOTE Kerry Raymond
0 @S0001892@ SOUR
1 TITL 1881 census for Bristol
1 AUTH UK Government
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0018923@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Census
0 @NS0018923@ NOTE Bristol Records Office, Bristol, England
0 @S0004183@ SOUR
1 TITL Death certificate for Harold William Raymond
1 AUTH Queensland Registrar-General
1 PUBL Extracted 9 January 1952
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0041833@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Civil Registry
0 @NS0041833@ NOTE Copy (2001): Kerry Raymond, Original: Queensland State Archives probate file
0 @S0009892@ SOUR
1 TITL Raymond family tree prepared by Ethel Christine Walker
1 AUTH Ethel Christine Walker (nee Raymond)
1 NOTE @NS0098921@
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0098923@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Manuscript
0 @NS0098921@ NOTE Ethel prepared this tree and gave copies of it to each of her children. There are pencilled additions (done by Beverley St George?). I am not sure what Ethel's sources were.
0 @NS0098923@ NOTE Copy: Kerry Raymond, Original: Beverley St George (nee Walker)
0 @S0004244@ SOUR
1 TITL Death certificate for Henry Thomas Raymond
1 AUTH Queensland Registrar-General
1 PUBL Extracted 25 October 1968
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0042443@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Civil Registry
0 @NS0042443@ NOTE Copy (2001): Kerry Raymond, Original: Queensland State Archives probate file
0 @S0004335@ SOUR
1 TITL Death Certificate for Jessie Catherine Shearer
1 AUTH Queensland Registrar-General
1 PUBL Extracted 21 Nov 1933
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0043353@
2 CALN 1933/22351
3 MEDI Civil Registry
0 @NS0043353@ NOTE Copy (Aug 2000): Kerry Raymond, Original: Queensland State Archives probate file SCT/P 1934/133
0 @S0002097@ SOUR
1 TITL AIF Database
1 NOTE @NS0020971@
1 REPO
2 CALN
3 MEDI Book
0 @NS0020971@ NOTE http://www.aif.adfa.edu.au:8080/index.html
0 @S1061585@ SOUR
1 TITL Commonwealth Electoral Roll 1913
1 REPO
2 CALN
3 MEDI Electronic
0 @S0005535@ SOUR
1 TITL Eulogy for Ethel Christine Walker (nee Raymond)
1 AUTH Beverley St George (nee Walker)?
1 NOTE @NS0055351@
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0055353@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Manuscript
0 @NS0055351@ NOTE Probably written August 1992 (time of Ethel's death) for reading at Ethel's funeral. The full text appears in the Notes for Ethel.
0 @NS0055353@ NOTE Copy: Kerry Raymond, Original: Beverley St George (nee Walker)
0 @S0003265@ SOUR
1 TITL Cannon & Cripps funeral directors records
1 NOTE @NS0032651@
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0032653@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Microfiche
0 @NS0032651@ NOTE Early records are handwritten and often hard to read. Later records are on printed forms and are much easier to read.
0 @NS0032653@ NOTE Genealogical Society of Queensland
0 @S0008994@ SOUR
1 TITL Parish records for Hope Congregational Chapel, Clifton, Bristol
1 NOTE @NS0089941@
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0089943@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Church Record
0 @NS0089941@ NOTE The church kept very poor records. 1837-1865 is missing as the church did not believe that records were required due to the existence of civil registration (according to the minister who resumed recor
1 CONC d-keeping in 1865). However, the records seem very patchy with many gaps.
0 @NS0089943@ NOTE Bristol Records Office, Bristol, England
0 @S0002184@ SOUR
1 TITL Assisted Immigrants arriving Queensland 1880-1899
1 NOTE @NS0021841@
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0021843@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Book
0 @NS0021841@ NOTE Comes in 4 volumes
0 @NS0021843@ NOTE Indooroopilly Library
0 @S0006754@ SOUR
1 TITL GRO Index of Births, Deaths, and Marriages (England &  Wales)
1 AUTH Public Records Office, England and Wales.
1 NOTE @NS0067541@
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0067543@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Civil Registry
0 @NS0067541@ NOTE Microfilms from 1837 until they become microfiche (around the 1900s). Some of the earlier microfilms are of hand written pages and are hard to decipher. Some of the earlier microfilms are very blurre
1 CONC d and impossible to read in places.
0 @NS0067543@ NOTE Genealogical Society of Queensland
0 @S0002208@ SOUR
1 TITL Australian Electoral Rolls
1 NOTE @NS0022081@
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0022083@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Official Document
0 @NS0022081@ NOTE The Brisbane office of the National Archives holds a complete collection of Australian Electoral Rolls for Queensland electorates, plus some others for other states.
0 @NS0022083@ NOTE National Archives
0 @S0006788@ SOUR
1 TITL GSQ Cemetery Index
1 AUTH Genealogical Society of Queensland
1 NOTE @NS0067881@
1 REPO
2 NOTE @NS0067883@
2 CALN
3 MEDI Electronic
0 @NS0067881@ NOTE I think this is an index produced from a number of their other sources, including funeral directors records. I believe all these are Queensland deaths.  I'm not sure if the dates given are dates of de
1 CONC ath or dates of burial. I am assuming date of death unless there is some evidence to the contrary. BR = burial record, MI = monumental inscription, FD = Funeral Directors entry
0 @NS0067883@ NOTE Genealogical Society of Queensland
0 @S0010227@ SOUR
1 TITL Commonwealth Electoral Roll 1903
1 NOTE @NS0102271@
1 REPO
2 CALN
3 MEDI Civil Registry
0 @NS0102271@ NOTE From the QFHS CD-ROM
0 TRLR