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FERGUSON family from Ireland

DaveHam9

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Hello,

First birth registered in Qld. and no sign of the marriage in NSW or Qld.

Birth 18 Jun 1872/B14207 Ferguson George Andrew - James - Jemima Kinkead

Death 20 Apr 1933/B20309 Ferguson George Andrew - James - Jemima Kinkead

The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864-1933) - Saturday 22 April 1933 p.12
FUNERALS
Ferguson.-The Funeral of Colonel G. A. Ferguson, D.S.O., V.D., is appointed to leave his late residence, Woondooma, Rode Road, Nundah, This (Saturday) Afternoon, at 3 o'clock, for the Nundah Cemetery.
ALEX. GOW, Funeral Director.

Nundah Cemetery
Ferguson George Andrew 22 / 04 / 1933 60 years

Portion: 4 Section: 5 Grave Number: 20


Death
1930/B11600 Ferguson Jemima - Kinkead - Hardy ** born Armagh Ireland

I have no death for James yet.

James and Jemima (& family) arrived together or not. ??? Probably married in Ireland.

I can see no Jemima on Qld. or NSW assisted passenger lists.

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Dave
 
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:eek:Might have been born Ireland but they came here from India. It has the year hubby died as well AND he was a Rev :biggrin:

The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933)
Saturday 26 July 1930

Mrs. Jemima Ferguson.

The death occurred at Rode-road, Nundah, at the residence of her son (Lieut.-Colonel G. A. Ferguson), of Mrs. Jemima Ferguson, widow of the Rev. James Ferguson, of the Presby- terian Church. Mrs. Ferguson, who was aged 92 years and 7 months, with

her late husband, came to Queensland ' in 1870 from India, where the Rev. Ferguson was head of a Presbyterian ladies' theological seminary, and where he was also engaged for some time in practical missionary work. Coming to Queensland for health reasons, he again engaged in missionary work, and was stationed at Spring- sure and Harrisville, and other cen- tres. His death occurred in 1875. Mrs. Ferguson had resided with her daugh- ter, Miss E. K. Ferguson, at Lahore, Woody Point, for the past 10 years. Mrs. Ferguson leaves two sons, Major 'J. A. J. Ferguson (advertising man- ager of Messrs. Gordon and Gotch, Ltd.) and Lieut.-Colonel G. A. Fer- guson (director of the Queensland State Children's Department), and two daughters, Miss E. K. Ferguson and Mrs. C. R. Irvine, wife of the principal of the Roma High School. The funeral took place on July 22 at the Toowong cemetery, and was con- ducted by the Rev. H. J. Taudevin, of Redcliffe, assisted by the Rev. J. A. Pratt, Nundah.
 

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Forget Ireland Dave. Try Scotland :2fun::2fun:

The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933)
Friday 21 April 1933

Colonel G. A. Ferguson.

Following a heart seizure, the death occurred suddenly late last night at his residence Rode Road, Nundah, of Colonel George A Ferguson, DSO VD, and director of the Queensland State Childre' s Department. The de- ceased, who was a native of Brisbane, was born on June l8, 1872 He was a son of the Rev James Ferguson, of Scotland Colonel Ferguson joined the State Service in 1889 He was an authority on the law of his depart- ment Colonel Ferguson began his military career as a Lieutenant in the Cadet Corps attached to the Bris- bane Grammar School, going next to the Queensland Rifles with the rank of Captain, and subsequently he fol- lowed Colonel A J Thynne as com- mander of the corps He formed the 26th Battalion of the A IF, and his work at Gallipoli in defence of the Suez Canal in Egypt, and in France, won for him the Distinguished Service Order He also wore the Volunteer Officer's Long Service Decoration ' While serving on the Somme he was so severely wounded that his life was despaired of. Colonel Ferguson was a vice-president of the Nundah Bow- ing Club president of- the Nundah
Eisteddfod Society, and was on the board of directors of the YMCA Colonel Ferguson was also a member of the United Grand Lodge of Queens- land He married Miss Outridge and is survived by his widow two sons, and one daughter -Messrs Noel and Brian Ferguson and Miss Greta Ferguson The funeral will take place to-mor-row.
 

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Mundia.. there is a tree. And a brilliant photo of James.


James Ferguson

1837-1875
Born: , Renfrewshire, , Scotland
Died: Springsure, , Queensland, Australia
 

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I can't find James or Jemima in Mundia.

Yes, I have the burial for Marion (Outridge). But I think I'll poke around in Scotland. :)
 

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Back to Ireland now :biggrin:
I havent checked any of this.

Jemima Kinkead

1837-1930
Born: Tandaragee, , , Ireland
Died: Brisbane, , Queensland, Australia

Father James Kinkead 1790-1866
Mother Eliza Hardy 1795-1856


James Ferguson

1837-1875
Born: , Renfrewshire, , Scotland
Died: Springsure, , Queensland, Australia

Father John Ferguson 1806-
Mother Margaret 1806-
 

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You've gotten into Mundia before without any problems havent you?:confused:
Probably only from a link you posted.

On every page I've looked at there is no box into which you can enter a name.

Oh, if I type 'mundia a church' then I get a page I can use.

If I type 'mundia ferguson' or 'mundia james ferguson' or 'mundia ferguson 1837-1875' I don't get the right Ferguson.
 
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Across the top it has


Your Home Page Family Tree Message Boards Gallery Messages Find People

Click on Find people and a box should come up where you can type the info into.
 

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Not on the page that comes up in Chrome browser.

No menu across the top. Just a box at the left to start your tree or import a gedcom.

Are you a member and are you signed in?
 

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Thanks.

I have not joined and therefore not logged in. But I have found a way to get to the search box without joining or logging in.

put 'mundia a church' into google :2fun:
 

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Can't find James in 1841 but this might be the right one in 1851:

Piece: SCT1851/475 Place: Campsie -Stirlingshire Enumeration District: 2
Civil Parish: Campsie Ecclesiastical Parish, Village or Island: Campsie
Folio: 0 Page: 22 Schedule: 76
Address: Milton Village

Surname First name(s) Rel Status *** Age Occupation Where Born Remarks
FERGUSON John Head M M 47 Foreman Calico Print Block Stirlingshire - Denny
FERGUSON Margaret Wife - F 45 Lanarkshire - Barony
FERGUSON Janet Dau U F 24 Milliner Lanarkshire - Barony
FERGUSON John Son U M 22 Calico Printer Block Lanarkshire - Barony
FERGUSON Andrew Son U M 18 Drapers Apprentice Lanarkshire - Barony
FERGUSON Elizabeth Dau U F 15 House Servant Dunbartonshire - Kirkintilloch OCC:x'ed out
FERGUSON James Son U M 14 Errand Boy Renfrewshire - Abbey
FERGUSON Peter Son - M 12 Scholar Dunbartonshire - Kirkintilloch
FERGUSON Robert Son - M 9 Scholar Dunbartonshire - Kirkintilloch
FERGUSON William Son - M 1 Stirlingshire - Campsie
 

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