Eighth Generation (Continued)
Eighth Generation (Continued)
Family of William Le Pla (117) & Margaret Dusgate
275. Richard Henry Le Pla (William7, Joseph Lepla6, Samuel Le Pla5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born in 1864 in Burwell, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. Richard Henry died in Cloncurry, Queensland, Commonwealth of Australia, on 26 Mar 1941; he was 77.
birth: Newmarket R.D., Sep 1864 quarter, v. 3b. p. 521
The 1903 Australian electoral rolls indicate that Richard Henry and Mary Le Pla resided at Winton subdistrict, Maranoa district, Queensland.
birth: Newmarket R.D., Sep 1864 quarter, v. 3b. p. 521
The 1903 Australian electoral rolls indicate that Richard Henry and Mary Le Pla resided at Winton subdistrict, Maranoa district, Queensland.
On 11 Oct 1895 Richard Henry married Mary Josephine Pilloolan (Harper) in Queensland Colony, Australia. Born abt 1870. Mary Josephine died in Queensland, Commonwealth of Australia, on 25 Nov 1933; she was 63.
276. Agnes Mary Le Pla (William7, Joseph Lepla6, Samuel Le Pla5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born in 1867 in Burwell, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. Agnes Mary died in Brisbane, Queensland, Commonwealth of Australia, on 25 Apr 1957; she was 90.
birth: Newmarket R.D., Jun 1867 quarter, v. 3b, p. 517 or 547
birth: Newmarket R.D., Jun 1867 quarter, v. 3b, p. 517 or 547
On 13 Sep 1890 Agnes Mary married Francis George Cornelius in Queensland Colony, Australia. Born on 28 Aug 1869 in Andover, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom.17 Francis George was baptized in Andover, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom, on 7 Jun 1870.17 Francis George died in Brisbane, Queensland, Commonwealth of Australia, on 8 Sep 1951; he was 82.
They had the following children:
553i.
Laura (1891-1891)
554ii.
Herbert Arthur (1893-1990)
555iii.
Frederick George (1900-1901)
277. Joseph Le Pla (William7, Joseph Lepla6, Samuel Le Pla5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born in 1869 in Burwell, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. Joseph died in Brisbane, Queensland Colony, Australia, on 18 Oct 1876; he was 7.
birth: Newmarket R.D., Mar 1869 quarter, v. 3b, p. 571
“A boy named Joseph Liplaw was drowned yesterday while bathing in a waterhole in Victoria Park.” (Brisbane, Australia: The Telegraph, Thursday, 19 October 1876, p. 2)
Magisterial Inquiry
A Magisterial inquiry was held this morning, at the Central Police Court, before Mr. W.H. Day, into the cause of death of a boy named Joseph Liplaw, aged about eight years.
George Walker, a lad eight years of age stated: I live with my father in Hill-street, and go to the primary school in Leichhardt-street with my brother, who is seven years of age: deceased went to the same school as us; on Thursday my brother and I went to the Victoria Part to get a stick; in coming bck past one of he waterholes we saw Liplaw and two other boys bathing; Liplaw was trying to float on his back, but could not and sank; thought he was drowning, and ran and told a man, and went to the pond, and I went for a policeman; then I went back, and saw he body, which had been brought out of the water.
Alexander Allen, baker, having been sworn, stated: I recollect last Thursday: at about two o’clock, when coming along Bowen Bridge road, two little boys called and told me that a boy was drowned in a waterhole in the park; went there and another man came and recovered the body, which I took from him and carried towards the hospital, when Dr. Thompson met me; left the body with him.
Dr. Thompson, house-surgeon at Bribane Hospital, deposed to the cause of deathbeing asphyxia from drowning.
The enquiry then closed. (Brisbane, Australia: The Telegraph, Monday, 23 October 1876, p. 3)
“An accidental death by drowning occurred yesterday [18 October 1876], in one of the waterholes in Victoria Park. The victim was a boy named Joseph Liplaw, aged seven years, who resided in Hope-street, Spring Hill, with his parents. The boy left home in he morning to attend Leichhardt-street school, and at dinner time went to bathe, with two ther schoolmates, in one of he brickmakers’ holes, of which there are several in the park. His companions gave the alarm, and the body was taken out of the water by Messrs Allen and Cahill. Dr. Thompson, of the hospital, examined it immediately after, and declared life extinct. It was conveyed to the residence of the boy’s parents by senior-constable Kelly. There are no more treacherous bathing resorts in Bribane than these holes in Victoria Park; of uncertain death, slippery sides, and with most tenacious muddy bottoms, they are perfect death traps.” (Rockhampton, Australia: The Rockhampton Bulletin, Wednesday, 25 October 1876, p. 2)
birth: Newmarket R.D., Mar 1869 quarter, v. 3b, p. 571
“A boy named Joseph Liplaw was drowned yesterday while bathing in a waterhole in Victoria Park.” (Brisbane, Australia: The Telegraph, Thursday, 19 October 1876, p. 2)
Magisterial Inquiry
A Magisterial inquiry was held this morning, at the Central Police Court, before Mr. W.H. Day, into the cause of death of a boy named Joseph Liplaw, aged about eight years.
George Walker, a lad eight years of age stated: I live with my father in Hill-street, and go to the primary school in Leichhardt-street with my brother, who is seven years of age: deceased went to the same school as us; on Thursday my brother and I went to the Victoria Part to get a stick; in coming bck past one of he waterholes we saw Liplaw and two other boys bathing; Liplaw was trying to float on his back, but could not and sank; thought he was drowning, and ran and told a man, and went to the pond, and I went for a policeman; then I went back, and saw he body, which had been brought out of the water.
Alexander Allen, baker, having been sworn, stated: I recollect last Thursday: at about two o’clock, when coming along Bowen Bridge road, two little boys called and told me that a boy was drowned in a waterhole in the park; went there and another man came and recovered the body, which I took from him and carried towards the hospital, when Dr. Thompson met me; left the body with him.
Dr. Thompson, house-surgeon at Bribane Hospital, deposed to the cause of deathbeing asphyxia from drowning.
The enquiry then closed. (Brisbane, Australia: The Telegraph, Monday, 23 October 1876, p. 3)
“An accidental death by drowning occurred yesterday [18 October 1876], in one of the waterholes in Victoria Park. The victim was a boy named Joseph Liplaw, aged seven years, who resided in Hope-street, Spring Hill, with his parents. The boy left home in he morning to attend Leichhardt-street school, and at dinner time went to bathe, with two ther schoolmates, in one of he brickmakers’ holes, of which there are several in the park. His companions gave the alarm, and the body was taken out of the water by Messrs Allen and Cahill. Dr. Thompson, of the hospital, examined it immediately after, and declared life extinct. It was conveyed to the residence of the boy’s parents by senior-constable Kelly. There are no more treacherous bathing resorts in Bribane than these holes in Victoria Park; of uncertain death, slippery sides, and with most tenacious muddy bottoms, they are perfect death traps.” (Rockhampton, Australia: The Rockhampton Bulletin, Wednesday, 25 October 1876, p. 2)
278. Frank Newton Le Pla (William7, Joseph Lepla6, Samuel Le Pla5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born in 1870 in Burwell, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. Frank Newton died in Redfern, New South Wales, Commonwealth of Australia, on 16 Jan 1931; he was 61. Occupation: Bootmaker.
birth: Newmarket R.D., Sep 1870 quarter, v. 3b, p. 509
birth: Newmarket R.D., Sep 1870 quarter, v. 3b, p. 509
On 10 Aug 1896 Frank Newton married Wilhelmine Dubner in Queensland Colony, Australia. Born in 1865 in Ipswich, Queensland Colony, Australia. Wilhelmine died in Crow’s Nest, New South Wales, Commonwealth of Australia, on 13 Jun 1958; she was 93.
279. Charles Harry Le Pla (William7, Joseph Lepla6, Samuel Le Pla5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born in 1872 in Burwell, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. Charles Harry died in Queensland, Commonwealth of Australia, on 30 Aug 1958; he was 86. Occupation: Bootmaker.
birth: Newmarket R.D., Mar 1872 quarter, v. 3b, p. 560
birth: Newmarket R.D., Mar 1872 quarter, v. 3b, p. 560
On 31 Jul 1895 Charles Harry first married Mary Jane Williams in Queensland Colony, Australia. Born on 5 May 1875 in Queensland Colony, Australia. Mary Jane died in Queensland Colony, Australia, on 25 Mar 1897; she was 21.
They had one child:
556i.
Margaret (1895-1974)
On 23 Sep 1909 Charles Harry second married Rose Mary Hovey in Queensland, Commonwealth of Australia. Born on 1 Apr 1879 in Queensland Colony, Australia. Rose Mary died in Enoggera, Queensland, Commonwealth of Australia, on 9 Apr 1948; she was 69.
They had the following children:
557i.
Ernest Henry (1910-1994)
558ii.
Evelyn May (1911-1994)
559iii.
Alfred George (1913-1987)
560iv.
Gladys Ethel (1914-1996)
561v.
Margaret Joyce (1917-1974)
280. Ernest Le Pla (William7, Joseph Lepla6, Samuel Le Pla5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born in 1873 in Burwell, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. Ernest died in Queensland Colony, Australia, on 16 Apr 1875; he was 2.
birth: Newmarket RD, Oct quater 1873, v. 3b, p. 532
birth: Newmarket RD, Oct quater 1873, v. 3b, p. 532
281. Margaret Ellen Le Pla (William7, Joseph Lepla6, Samuel Le Pla5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born on 17 Mar 1875 in Brisbane, Queensland Colony, Australia. Margaret Ellen died in Brisbane, Queensland Colony, Australia, on 1 Jun 1875; she was <1.
282. Arthur William Le Pla (William7, Joseph Lepla6, Samuel Le Pla5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born on 18 Feb 1877 in Brisbane, Queensland Colony, Australia. Arthur William died in Brisbane, Queensland, Commonwealth of Australia, on 14 Mar 1950; he was 73. Occupation: Tailor.
The King Tailor’s, a king at his trade. Give him your wedding, dinner and dress suit, your ladies’ costumes. Only highest qualities; latest systems from France. My suits are perfect fits, not paralytic strokes. A.W. Le Pla, Tailor and Mercer, Margaret-street, Toowoomba. (Darling Downs, Queensland, Australia: Darling Downs Gazette, Monday, 6 April 1914, p. 1, advertisement)
The King Tailor’s, a king at his trade. Give him your wedding, dinner and dress suit, your ladies’ costumes. Only highest qualities; latest systems from France. My suits are perfect fits, not paralytic strokes. A.W. Le Pla, Tailor and Mercer, Margaret-street, Toowoomba. (Darling Downs, Queensland, Australia: Darling Downs Gazette, Monday, 6 April 1914, p. 1, advertisement)
On 4 Sep 1897 Arthur William married Amy Elizabeth Hagen in Queensland Colony, Australia. Born on 23 Mar 1878 in Mile End, Bromley, Middelsex, England, United Kingdom.18 Amy Elizabeth was baptized in Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom, on 25 Aug 1880.18 Amy Elizabeth died in Queensland, Commonwealth of Australia, on 27 Nov 1962; she was 84.
They had the following children:
562i.
Albert Arthur (1898-)
563ii.
Lillian Laura (1899-1900)
564iii.
Harold William (1903-)
565iv.
Ruby Adelaide (1907-)
566v.
Steven (1914-1914)
567vi.
Victor George (1918-2005)
283. Annie Louise Le Pla (William7, Joseph Lepla6, Samuel Le Pla5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born on 14 Oct 1879 in Queensland Colony, Australia. Annie Louise died in Brisbane, Queensland, Commonwealth of Australia, on 27 Apr 1968; she was 88.
On 9 Mar 1910 Annie Louise married Frederick John Churchward in Queensland, Commonwealth of Australia. Born in 1872 in Buckfastleigh, Devon, England, United Kingdom. Frederick John died in Brisbane, Queensland, Commonwealth of Australia, on 4 Nov 1929; he was 57.
284. Laura Le Pla (William7, Joseph Lepla6, Samuel Le Pla5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born on 2 Dec 1881 in Brisbane, Queensland Colony, Australia. Laura died in Brisbane, Queensland, Commonwealth of Australia, on 25 Sep 1928; she was 46.
On 12 Jan 1910 Laura first married Wallace Browne Steele in Winton, Queensland, Commonwealth of Australia. Born in 1875. Wallace Browne died in 1921; he was 46.
They had the following children:
570i.
Robert William (1910-1989)
571ii.
Douglas Newton (1911-1990)
572iii.
Herbert Arthur (1913-1964)
On 31 Dec 1924 Laura second married Robert Jamieson in Queensland, Commonwealth of Australia. Born on 18 Feb 1868 in Somerset, England, United Kingdom. Robert died in Sandgate, City of Brisbane, Queensland, Commonwealth of Australia, on 26 Jul 1949; he was 81. Occupation: Blacksmith.
They had no children.