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TO: Radiant Green - the Story of H INDEX TO: Radiant Green - the Story of H. A. NOONE, Pioneer of Innisfail, North Queensland - by Mena Fallon. Published by Pinevale Publications, Mareeba. ISBN 0 7316 9313 2 Index compiled by David C. Leslie, Innisfail, Qld. Australia. 4860 http://www.users.on.net/~davidcleslie/genealogy.htm NAME COMMENTS PAGE AH GAIN, Tommy Photographer, Innisfail 1906 16 AITKIN, A. E. Stipendiary Magistrate 1927 31 ASH, Catherine m.Daniel COURTNEY; d.23Jun1870 87 BEHAN, Thomas Surveyor, Cairns, 1882 rice grower 4,7,77,78 BERTINI, L State Sawmill Mngr; The Sugar Commission 1911 photo in back BOLGER, Father P Catholic Priest 1928 33,43 BOURKE, Mrs. Exchange Hotel Publican? 1897 12,54 BRADMAN, Don Cricketer; Planted a tree in Anzac Park 54 BRANNELLY, James J. bro.Tom m.Manie NOONE 33,50 BRANNELLY, Tom Police Inspector 1927 33,46 BROWNLIE, J Rifle Shooter 40 CAHILL, Harry Fisherman with launch 110 CALLAGHAN, Joe Daradgee farmer 118 CALLENDAR, W. J. arrived Geraldton 23 Aug 1890; Surveyor; 1911 Sugar Commn 7,10,30,54,57,68,photo CALLIGARI, Lyn Innisfail, 1990 Ack CALLOW, W H Pioneer Selector at Japoonvale; 1911 Sugar Commission 21,22,photo in back CAMPBELL, A Rifle Shooter 40 CASSIDY, Mrs 1913 52 CASTOR, J. J. Chairman Johnstone Shire Council 1953 88 CAVELL, Nurse English nurse in Belgium d. 1915 67 CEDER, F. J. part of Aust Group Settlement at Ceder Creek 68 CHARLES, Sister M. Nun, Sacred Heart Convent 55 CHIPPENDALL, M Crown Lands Ranger; The Sugar Commission 1911 photo in back CLANCY, Father Michael Priest Innisfail 1897 12,55,67,132 CLARK, J. P. 1933 Tourism Committee 56 CLEARY, M Rifle Shooter 40 CLELLAND, Cec became a magistrate 117 CLIFFORD, Herbert Sumner Selector at Mundoo 1885 90 COLE, H Rifle Shooter 40 COLE, Harry Plumber 112,113 COSTELLO, Frank Secretary Aus Sugar Producers Assn 42 COURTNEY, Daniel f.Margaret-Mary 87 COURTNEY, Eileen sis. Michael; m. Cornelious O.BRIEN 86 COURTNEY, Hugh son.Daniel 87 COURTNEY, John (Jack) Miner, bro.Margaret-Mary 13,115 COURTNEY, Margaret-Mary Waitress; w.Henry A. Noone m.1900 12,13,88 COURTNEY, Michael bro. Margaret-Mary 86 COWLEY, Sir Alfred MLA Speaker of Queensland Parliament 67 CRABBENHOFT, T The Sugar Commission 1911 photo in back CRAN, Mr Government mill manager 28 CROSBY, Jim pupil Surveyor, Cairns 5,6 CROWLEY, Gerald 1933 Meeting 56 CULLEN, M Rifle Shooter 40 DALLAS, Bill Malay Riot 1890 94 DALRYMPLE, George Elphinstone Explorer 61,66,90,91 DAVESON, A. J. Original Silkwood resident ; 1911 Sugar Commission 21,67,photo in back DAVESON, George The Sugar Commission 1911 photo in back DAVESON, Henry The Sugar Commission 1911 photo in back DAVIDSON, J. E. Erected Alexandra Sugar Mill Mackay with T H Fitzgerald 63 DAVIES, William D. ASPA 1933 Tourim Committee 56 DAVIS, E Rifle Shooter 40 DAVITT, Michael founder of the Land League 73,75 DAYMON, J. Malay Riot 1890 94 DeMUNARI, E Sth Johnstone Mill Board Member 36 DENHAM, Digby Queensland Premier 1913 15,27 DILLANE, M Rifle Shooter 40 DILLON, Dennis Creaghan Cooper for Swallow & Denham, Hambledon Mill area, 1888 Int,1,2,4,7,8,13 DONOVAN, Jeremiah (Jerry) b. Ire 1855; sawyer; punt operator; d.1925 93,94,95 DRAPER, A. J. Cairns 78 DOUGLAS, Charlie Noone’s houseboy 51 DOUGLAS, Sub Inspector Hodgkinson Goldfield 1876 9 EATON, Arthur H. The Sugar Commission 1911 photo in back ELSTON 1916 Council candidate 79 ENNIS, Bill Capt of Victory & Zeus 1 ERICKSON, M Rifle Shooter 40 FALLON, Vince h.Mena NOONE, Innisfail, 1990 Ack FENLON, Willie Engine Driver Cairns-Herberton Railway 12 FERGUSON, G Crown Land Ranger; The Sugar Commission 1911 photo in back FERGUSON, Lex Photographer, Innisfail Advocate 1990 Ack FITZGERALD, Charles B. son T H; 63 FITZGERALD, James F. son T H; 63 FITZGERALD, John N. son T H; Farmer Upper Daradgee 63 FITZGERALD, Thomas Henry selected 1280 acres in 1880 62,63,64,86,90 FITZGERALD, Thomas H. jnr son T H; First Geraldton Postmaster; Shire Clerk; Farmer 62,63 FOSTER, John m. Mrs. Fenlon 13 GALBRAITH, Percy Sub-Inspector Qld Police 94 GIBSON, Dr Sugar Chemist 26-27,29 GIBSON, A. J. The Sugar Commission 1911 photo in back GILLAN, Mr Manager Sth Johnstone Mill 1927 d.bef 1946 21,31,34 GILL, H. L. Johnstone River Board 1897 81 GRAY, G. W. Merchant; Principal shareholder in Innishowen Sugar Mill 64 GRECH, Clem Mena Creek 1928 43,45 GRIFFITH, Sir Samuel 66 GROOM, George Newspaper man 56,photo in back GUILINO, Jackie Noone’s houseboy 39,51,106,135 GULLED Built Mourilyan Mill 1884 65 HALLEY, W. O. Rifle Shooter 40 HARDING, Bill Farmer 25 HART, Bert Magistrate; went to Brisbane Grammar; Father was a farmer 117 HART, G Rifle Shooter 40 HEAVEY, Bishop Catholic 1929 47 HENDERSON, Jon Innisfail 1990 Ack HENRY, Isaac Pastoralist in Tully 1879 66 HEWITT Pastoralist at Tully 1879 66 HING, George 39 HIGN, Jim The Sugar Commission 1911 photo in back HOHMAN, Bernie Forestry Officer 117 HOLMES, Jack SGIO Agent 117 HOLMES, Joe American Publican Exchange Hotel Cairns 1888 1 HORTON, L. C. The Sugar Commission 1911 photo in back HULL, P. J. The Sugar Commission 1911 photo in back HYNES, John “Tourist” murdered 4Aug1927 near Wangan 32 JOHNSTON, J. M. Timber Merchant Cairns 44 JOHNSTONE, Robert Sub-Inspector Native Mounted Police Cardwell 90,91 JONES, A O Shire Clerk 24 JONES, Sam Mena Ck farmer 23-24 JORDAN, B. C. Sth Johnstone Mill Board Secretary 36 KEE, Gee Storekeeper at Mena Creek 42 KENNEDY, Wm. (Bill) Lived at Liverpool Creek; 1911 Sugar Commission 112,113,photo in back KENNEDY, Edmund Explorer 66 KER, G Rifle Shooter 40 KERNS, James Pit sawyer contractor to Mulgrave Mill 9 KIERNAN, Dr T. Ambassador to Australia from the Republic of Ireland 1946 73 LARKIN, Father Priest Innisfail 1900 12 LeBRYCE, R. F. 1933 Tourism Committee 56 LEICHARDT, Dr Ludwig Explorer 66 LENNON, Wm. The Sugar Commission 1911; Local MLA 1918 60, photo in back LEOINGE, R. Manager Mourilyan Mill 65 LEVER, Walter Early landholder near Silkwood. 67 LIZZIO, A Sth Johnstone Mill Board Chairman 36 LOGAN, John Manager Mourilyan Mill 65 LONG, Lucy Companion for Mrs Noone 42,55 LOTH, Mrs Jess gg.dau. Paddy PURCELL 115 LUCAS, Wm The Sugar Commission 1911 photo in back LYNAM, J. 1933 Tourism Committee 56 McCARTHY, Mr Cane Inspector 28 McDONALD, G. S. The Sugar Commission 1911 photo in back McDONALD, George Chairman Liverpool Ck Central Mill Assn 21-23,27 McDONALD, John Frmr Wrights Ck 2 McFADDEN, Mr Chairman 17yrs Member 25yrs Sth Johnstone Mill Brd 20,21,30 McGOWAN, Charlie Tresurer Geraldton Rifle Club 40 McHUGH, Bob Chairman Eacham Shire Council 117,118 McILWRAITH, Tom Innisfail 1897 12 McKENZIE, A Emp. Hambledon Mill 2,3 McMILLAN, John Gold prospector from Ravenshoe 67 McNAMARA, J The Sugar Commission 1911 photo in back McNAMEE, Fred The Sugar Commission 1911 photo in back McNAMEE, John T 1911 Sugar Commission; 1933 Tourism Committee 56,photo in back McNAMEE, Michael Selector Liverpool Creek 16,29,30,33 MAHER, Gerry Clerk 117 MARGACH, Peter a Sth Johnstone Mill originator; Councillor 1918 29,30,59 MARKWELL, Mr Farmer 25 MARUFF, Dr. A Tea grower/Doctor, Innisfail 15,39 MELITA, Mark Photographer, Innisfail 1990 Ack MEYERS, Charles Mena Creek 1928 43 MISKIN, W. H. Farmer, Sth Johnstone 26,68 MITCHELL, G The Sugar Commission 1911 photo in back MONCRIEFF, Gladys performed in the Johnstone Shire Hall 128 MOORE, Jack Clerk of Petty Sessions 117 MOORE, R. W. Chamber of Commerce 1933 56 MOORHOUSE, J Rifle Shooter 40 MORESBY, Capt John Sailed up the coast in the Basilisk in 1871 68 MOULE, Alf Mena Creek 1928 43,47 MURPHY, Mick Friend of H A NOONE 109 NACRE Built Mourilyan Mill 1884 65 NARES, Commander of HMS Salamandar in 1867 68 NASH, F. E. 2nd Manager Mourilyan Mill 65 NESBIT, Tommy Secretary? Sth Johnstone Mill 26,33,34 NEWMAN, M Rifle Shooter 40 NICHOLLS, Daniel Melville son.Mel 49 NICHOLLS, Joh son.Mel 49 NICHOLLS, Mel M. Bridget NOONE 49 NOLAN, Bridget w.Thomas NOONE Int NOLAN, Harry 1900’s-30’s 68 NOLAN, M. J. School teacher 1898; Planted trees in (now) Anzac Park 58 NOONE, Bridget sis.Henry A; w. Dennis DILLON 7,13 NOONE, Bridget C’wealth Bank Innisfail 1927; w. Mel NICHOLLS 49 NOONE, Dan Utchee Creek farmer 44,50 NOONE, Henry Augustine 1864-1954 b.Elphin, Roscommon, Ireland; d.Inni Int,1ff throughout NOONE, Henry Michael (Chub) on Henry A; d. 28 Aug 1928 42,53,54 NOONE, Kathleen (Kit) dau Henry A; w. Frank RYAN 49,51,53 NOONE, Margaret-Mary (Manie) m. James BRANNELLY 6Aug1928 33,42,46,51,52,62 NOONE, Philomena (Mena) M. dau.Henry A; w.Vince FALLON, Innisfail 1990 Ack,52,68 NOONE, Patrick Thomas son.Henry A Ack,18,48,50,51 NOONE, Thomas f.Henry, Stonemason, Ire. Int NOONE, W. J. (Bill) bro.Henry A 12,22,78,87 NOONE, William John (Dick) son.Henry A 19,32,42,47,51,53,121 NORTHCOTE, E. The Sugar Commission 1911; Gen Mngr A.S. Ship Coy. photo in back O’BRIEN, Bill son.Cornelious 86 O’BRIEN, Con lived at Daradgee; cousin of author 98,118 O'BRIEN, Cornelious Farmer, Goondi, "Shamrock” 12,113 O’BRIEN, Dan son.Cornelious 86 O’BRIEN, Eileen dau.Cornelious; m.CAHILL 86 O'BRIEN, Ellen w. Cornelious 12,118 O'BRIEN, Ellen dau.Cornelious; m.REDMOND 12,86 O’BRIEN, James son.Cornelious 86 O’BRIEN, John son.Cornelious 86 O’BRIEN, Kit dau.Cornelious; m.QUINN 86 O’BRIEN, Margaret dau.Cornelious; m.McAVOY 86 O’BRIEN.
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