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To Download the Index Name Birth M'd Spouse Death Buried Details Card No. ABEL Bert 1984 Suzette Love (card partially illegible) Bert Abel; Bardon. M'd B'leigh 1984 Suzette Love; A2 youngest dtr of N. R. ...(illegible) of Pimpama. Settled at Loganholme. ABELL Warren Wilpour Warren Wilpour Abell, Head teacher at Cedar Creek School in 1973 A4 ABRAHAM Albert Emilie Tesch Albert Abraham m'd Emilie Tesch. They were at Nerang in 1886. Daughter A9 Mathilda b. 1871, confirmed at Nerang in 1886 ABRAHAM J H J H Abraham of Beenleigh. Daughter Noelene Joy m'd Kenneth L. Warwick in A11 1969. Daughter Avril Kay m'd Donald Smallwood in 1966. ABRAHAM Wayne Stanley 11/05/1996 Valerie Jennifer Warwick Wayne Stanley Abraham, (father W.S. Abraham of Marburg) m'd 11.5.1968 A6 Valerie Jennifer Warwick (father M.L. Warwick, mother S. Warwick of Logan Village) Rhonda Warwick sister of Valerie Jennifer Warwick. Rhonda Warwick = sister of bride. ACHILLES Amelia 1884 William 29/11/1964. Beenleigh Amelia Achilles b. 1884. d. 29/11/1964, buried Beenleigh Cemetery. m'd A14 William b. 1878, d. 03/08/1959. ACHILLES William 1878 Amelia 3 Aug 1959 Beenleigh William Achilles 1878-1959, d. 3.8.1959, interred Beenleigh Cemetery, Logan Dist, S Qld, 81 yrs; husband of Amelia nee -, b. 1884 - d. 29.11.1964 80 yrs ACTON Alfred Harold 1889 Annis Matilda 03/01/1977. Upper Coomera Alfred Harold Acton b. 1889, d. 3.1.1977 aged 88 years old, Upper Coomera A16 Cem. M'd Annis Matilda b. 1894, d. 06/10/1951 aged 57 , Upper Coomera Cem. & Son Alfred John d. 26/07/1974 aged 44 years. ADAMS Kathleen Isobel 1908 11/11/1950. Beenleigh Kathleen Isobel Adams, 1908 - 1950, d. 11.11.1950, aged 42 yrs interred at Beenleigh Cem., Logan Dist, S Qld. ADAMS D. J. D J Adams, Pimpama Is School Teacher, and in 1914 was in charge of Post A19 Office. ADAMSON Henry 1903 Alice L. 17/04/1975. Beenleigh Henry Adamson, 1903 - 1975, b. 1903, d. 17/04/1975 ages 72 years wife of A24 above Alice L. nee -, b. 1901, d. 14/03/1976, aged 75 yrs, both interred together Beenleigh Cemetery, Logan Dist. ADKINS Francis J. (or T.) 1899 Edith Maltida Wolff 22/05/1968. Beenleigh Francis J Adkins, b. 1899, d. 22/05/1968, Blgh Cemetery, m'd Edith Matilda A21 Wolff b. 03/10/1901, d. 03/04/1968, 66 yrs, (father W. Wolff of Cedar Creek). Cremated and niched at Beenleigh Cemetery. ADSETT Martha E. 06/12/1931. Martha E Adsett, d. 06/12/1931 aged 43 years. "Dear Sister and Aunty". Also A29 & (Mother) May A. Wilson d. 04/12/1955 aged 67 years. Reverse of card: A68 Adsett Martha Ethel d. 6/12/31 father Alfred Adsett, mother Sarah Jane Buckenham, Reg no 1931/3015989, Source Fiche Qld Deaths 1930-1934. (A29 on front of card, A68 on reverse) ADSETT Alfred Sarah Jane 19/04/1907. Woodhill, Qld. Alfred Adsett, d. 19/04/1907 aged 47 years & 7 months. m'd Sarah Jane d. A26 21/01/1920 aged 57 years & 11 months. Woodhill Cemetery, Queensland. ("See Wilson" written on reverse) Name Birth M'd Spouse Death Buried Details Card No. AHRENS - (Mrs) Mrs Ahrens, 1881. She was an agent for the medicines of Henry Leake and Co. 91 Edward St., Brisbane, a 'Homeopatholist Pharmist' (sic). Mrs Ahrens was at Beenleigh in 1881. The Logan Witness 10.12.1881. AITKEN - (Mrs) Mrs Aitken. She conducted a Boarding Place for boys at Beenleigh in 1880 A31 (Source: Logan Witness 27/03/1880) ALBRECHT Albert August Wilhelm 17/12/1863 Albert August Wilhelm Albrecht b. 17/12/1863. Parents Wilhelm Albrecht A33 and Wilhelmine Detloff. ALBRECHT August Ernst Friedrich 29/06/1865 1888 Mary Emilie Loskow August Ernst Friedrich Albrecht b. 29/06/1865. m'd Mary Emilie Löskow in A35 1888. August's Parents were Wilhelm Albrecht and Wilhelmine Deltoff or Detloff. ALBRECHT Ernst Albert 21/09/1867 Ernst b. 21/09/1867, Qld. Parents Wilhelm Albrecht and Wilhelmine Detloff. A38 (see also A40) ALBRECHT F. Wilhelm Wilhelmine Deltoff /Detloff F Wilhelm Albrecht, he m'd Wilhelmine Deltoff/Detloff. They were at Eagleby A40 "Philadelphia" in 1880. Children: Albert August Wilhelm b. 17/12/1863, August Ernst Friedrich b. 29/06/1865, Ernst Albert b. 21/09/1867, Maria(or Mary) Louisa b. 23/06/1869 and Mathilde Auguste Hermine b. 08/02/1857 who m'd Ludwig Suhr in 1882. ALBRECHT W W Albrecht, 1868. He was recorded as farming at Bethesda Logan Reserve, Logan District, S QLd in 1868. ALBRECHT Wilhelm Harriet Coyne Wilhelm Albrecht, husband of Harriet Coyne. issue Eliza May b. 08/11/1868 A44 in Oueensland ALBRECHT Wilhelmina Augusta 07/11/1884. William George Albrecht 12.10.1970 WIlhelmina Augusta Albrecht, 1884-1970, Daughter of Samuel and Wilhelmine Knight nee LeBrehz (LeBrenz), b. 7.11.1884 at Nudgee Q; d. 12.10.1970 at Brisbane, Q. Wife of William George Albrecht. Reverse of card: '2nd' (?) Eldest Grandson, Desmond Norman Hunn, Grandson Wilhelmina Augusta Albrecht nee Knight. Source of information Desmond Hunn 28.6.92. ALBRECHT William George Wilhelmina Augusta Knight William George Albrecht, m'd Wilhelmina Augusta Knight b. 07/11/1884 at A46 Nudgee, and d. 12/10/1970 at Bne. Wilhelmina's Parents were Samuel Knight and Wilhelmine Le Brenz ALDERTON - Alderton -. Licensee of "The Railway" Hotel at Pimpama Bridge (Ormeau) A49 ALEXANDER Henry Christian 1903 02/09/1972. Woodhill, Qld Henry Christiam "Chris" Alexander. D. 02/09/1972 aged 69 years. Woodhill A51 Cemetery, Queensland. ALEXANDER Robert Robert Alexxander 1883-4, He was a Police Magistrate in Beenleigh, Logan A53 District in 1881 and 1883/4. Robert Alfred b 16.8.69 {father Robert Alexander mother Maria Halloran} Roberta Mary b 28.10.65 ALLARD Victor Ernest 16/06/1909. 21/07/1979. Beenleigh Victor Ernest Allard, b.16.6.1909; d. 21.7.1979 - aged 70 yrs; interred Beenleigh cemetery Logan Dist. S. Qld. AMIES Thomas Pheobe Lowell Thomas Amies. A former Beenleigh policeman, served as a butcher at A55 Pimpama. Thomas Amies m'd Pheobe Lowell; Isabella b. 21-6-1866 (M'd 1888 [to Anders Anderson which has been crossed out]) Angelina b. 24.6.64, Anna Mary b 27.8.62, Samuel Lowell b 5.8.60, James Lowell b 15.9.58 & d. 1860, Elizabeth b 19.6.57, earlier births:- George, Pheobe, Mary J, Thomas; George Amies m'd 1895 to Margaret L Newcombe; Mary J m'd 1867 to Robert Wood; Thomas Amies d. 1897; father John, mother Mary Ann Childs?. Name Birth M'd Spouse Death Buried Details Card No. AMOS John 1854 24/02/1888 Beenleigh John Amos, 1854-1888, formerly of the Channel Islands, d. aged 34 years by A60 drowning at Yatala, Albert Dist. 24.2.1888, interred Beenleigh Cemetery. ANDERS John Caroline Woodhill, Qld John Anders. wife of above: Caroline. Also a grandson interred with them. A62 No dated inscribed on plaque. Woodhill Cemetery, S. Qld. ANDERSEN Carl P. August Anne Christina Willman Carl P August Andersen, m'd Anne Christina Willman. Son Peter d. 1881. A63 ANDERSON J Gerard J Gerard Anderson, 1873. District Inspector of Schools. He inspected the Loganholme Primary School in October (6th) 1873, for the first inspection and report upon it. The school opened on 19th May 1873. He noted that some pupils were not being educated, and had instructed the Mr Freeman, the teacher, to interview the parents, personally on the matter and have them send their children to school. ANDRESSEN Elisabeth Peter Frederick Krebs Elisabeth Andressen (b. Holstein) m'd Peter Friedrich Krebs. A67 ANDRESSEN Johann Heinrich Margarette Madeline Gulk Johann Heinrich Andressen, m'd Margarette Magdalene Gulk (father Hans A71 Gulk, mother Catherine Aherns) Margarette d. 1897; son Heinrich b. 5-1- 1868 ANDRESSEN Johann Heinrich Anna Elishabeth Kroger Johann Heinrich Andressen b. Gotzberg Germany, m'd Anna Elishabeth A74 Kroger of Weiland in Prussia; child- Lene b. 15.10.1854 ANDREWS Isaac Rankin 15/02/1882. Grace Veivers Isaac Rankin Andrews, J.P., b. NSW, m'd 15.2.1882 Grace Veivers, b. 1862 A76 (father Robert Veivers, mother Bridget Toole); 6 sons and 6 dtrs; youngest dtr Grace b. 1895 - d. 1977 Mudgeerabah ANDREWS Samuel Robert 1886 1913 Marguerite Herbert Samuel Robert Andrews, 1886. father Isaac Rankin and Grace nee Veivers . B. 1886 at 'Somerset', Mudgeeraba, S.Q.; m'd 1913 to Marguerite Herbert, 4th daughter of James Herbert of Nerang S.Q. Samuel's grandfather was Robert Veivers a pioneer of the local timber industry. APPEL Georg Mary Jane Haussman Georg Appel m'd Mary Jane Haussman, Brisbane (no 124) 1856 -73; Anna A79 Louisa b. 3.10.1860; John George b. 15.3.1859 APPEL J George J George Appel & Co, Solicitor, Brisbane. He advertised that he would attend the Petty Debts Court Beenleigh, every month. Source The Logan Witness 10.12.1881 APPEL Nickolaus 1891 Caroline Emilie M. Wilkie 03/01/1943. Alberton Nickolaus Appel, d. 3.1.1943 (34 in pencil) Lutheran Cemetery, Zipf Rd, A85 Alberton, m'd Caroline Emilie Louise Wilkie APPEL Nickolaus 3/01/1934 Alberton Nickolaus Appel passed away 3-1-1934, interred at Lutheran Cemetery, Zipf's Road Alberton, Albert River Dist. S.Qld. APPLETON May Alice 28/01/1867 Robert Johnston Bolt Appleton10/07/1922. Pimpama May Alice Appleton, nee Murtha, b. 28.1.1867 Q (father James Murtha mother Eliza Roberts) d. 10.7.1922 aged 55 Pimpama Cemetery, m'd Robert Johnston Bolt Appleton, b. 11.6.1864 (father John Appleton mother Ann) dau.
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