William Chivell

M, b. 1825
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  • William Chivell was born in 1825 in Cornwall.
  • He was the son of Joseph Chivell and Elizabeth Bronton.
  • William Chivell immigrated in 1839 to South Australia with Joseph Chivell and Anne Bennie. Joseph and Ann Bennie arrived on the "Java" with all of the children from both of Joseph's marriages.
  • At the age of 24 years, William Chivell married Eliza White on 27 June 1849 in St John's Chruch, Adelaide, South Australia.

William Chivell

M, b. June 1858, d. June 1895
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  • William Chivell's birth was registered in the Cornwall, an unknown place Registration District in the June 1858 Quarter.
  • He was the son of William Richards Chivell and Margaret Snell.
  • At the time of the 7 April 1861 census, William Chivell was living in the household of Margaret Snell in Wheal Rose, St Agnes, Cornwall. Margaret is shown as a 40 year old copper miners wife born in St Agnes, living with her children James a 14 year old copper miner, Mary J aged 7, Ruth aged 5 and William aged 3. All the children were born in St Agnes. Margaret's mother Mary Snell aged 89 and born St Agnes was living with the family.

  • At the time of the 2 April 1871 census, William Chivell was living in the household of Margaret Snell in Wheal Rose, St Agnes. Margaret is shown as a 51 year old widow born St Agnes, living with her 15 year old daughter Ruth a farm labourer, son William 13 a copper miner, and Richard 6 a scholar and Elizabeth 5 a scholar all born in St Agnes.

  • At the time of the 3 April 1881 census, William Chivell was living in the household of Margaret Snell in Blackwater, Wheal Ros, St Agnes. Margaret is shown as a 62 year old copper miners widow, born St Agnes, living with her two sons William aged 23 and Richard aged 17 both copper miners and born in St Agnes.

  • His marriage, at 23 years and 3 months, to Jeanette Taylor, daughter of Richard Taylor and Harriet Unknown, was registered in the September 1881 Quarter Registration District. Janette was a tailoress born in Redruth.
  • In June 1882, his wife, Jeanette Taylor's death was registered in the Redruth Registration District. She was at age 24 years. She died during or after the birth of her son William.
  • At the age of 29 years and 2 months, William Chivell married Caroline Dorothea Louise Unknown on 3 August 1887 in Kimberley, South Africa.
  • William Chivell and Caroline Dorothea Louise Unknown appeared on the census of 5 April 1891 in Kimberley Villa, Falmouth Road, Kenwyn. William is shown as a 33 year old, born in St Agnes, living on his own means. His wife Caroline D Chivell is 28 years old, born Cape Colony, and living with them are her children Caroline D Dickson aged 12, George H Dickson aged 10 and Walter M Dickson aged 5 all born in Cape Colony. Williams son William aged 8 born Redruth is also with them as well as his other children Richard L Chivell aged 2, born Cape Colony and Florence M Chivell aged 1 born Truro. Three servants are living with the family including a cook and a nurse.
  • William Chivell's and Caroline Dorothea Louise Unknown's William and Caroline had a third child in 1891 was born 1891.
  • In December 1893, his wife, Caroline Dorothea Louise Unknown's death was registered in the Truro Registration District. She was at age 31 years.
  • His death was recorded with the Marlebone Registration District in the June 1895 Quarter. The death registration and burial record shows he was 37 years old and died in 2 Balstrode Street, London.
  • William was buried on 14 May 1895 in Kenwyn. A memorial stone was erected.
  • A court case regarding disputed property in England was held in Cape of Good Hope Supreme Court in 1897. The following is a transcript from the Supreme Court

    CHIVELL V. CARLYON.

    Marriage — Community —Domicile — Immovable property.

    Questions submitted by the High Court of England for the opinion of the Supreme Court

    1. Assuming that two spouses were domiciled in this Colony at the time of their marriage here, and remained so domiciled her during their joint lives, would certain immovable property in England purchased by the husband during the subsistence of the marriage fall within the community of property created by the marriage?

    2. Assuming that the spouses were so domiciles at the time of their marriage, but subsequently changed their domicile to an English domicile before the purchase of te immovable property, but during their joint lives, would such change of domicile have any effect upon their respective rights in raged to the said property?

    HELD, that the first question must be answered in the affirmative and the second in the negative.

    This was a case stated for the opinion of the
    Supreme Court by the direction of his lordship
    Mr. Justice Stirling, Chancery Division, High
    Court of Justice, England. The facts of the
    case were: On August 3, 1887, William Chivell
    then a widower, married Caroline Dorothea
    Dickson, then a widow, at Kimberley. No ante-
    nuptial contract was executed. Mr. W. Chivell,
    at the time, had one son (a defendant in the
    present action), William Richard Chivell, born
    during the previous marriage in England : his
    wife had had three children (defendants in the
    present action) by her first marriage, who were
    born in the Cape Colony. On February 10, 1888,
    Mr. and Mrs. Chivell made a joint will at the
    Cape of Good Hope, appointing the survivor
    and children of the prior and existing marriages
    to be sole and universal heirs, with a life usufruct
    in favour of the wife. There were three children
    (plaintiffs in the present action) issue of the
    marriage between the testators. The testators
    proceeded to England (which was Mr. Chivell 's
    domicile of birth), and during their joint lives
    acquired immovable properties there in the
    name of Mr. W. Chivell, to whom it was con-
    veyed. Mr. Chivell survived his wife and re-

    (missing)


    the question at issue was settled by the procla-
    mation of 12th Ju]y, 1822, added that " the
    great body of civil lawyers agree with Voet in
    upholding the ubiquity of the matrimonial
    domicile by virtue of the tacit contract which
    is everywhere of legal obligation." In the subsequent case of Black v. Black's Executors (8 Juts, 200)^parties (3
    Juta, 200), parties who had been married in
    Scotland changed their domicile and came to
    reside at the Gape, and the question arose as to
    the rights of the wife and of her heirs ab
    hites'ato     in respect of immovable property
    acquired by the husband in this colony. It was
    not even contended that the change of domicile
    gave the wife any different rights in respect of
    immovable property situated here from those
    which she would have enjoyed in Scotland. It
    was admitted that the law of Scotland must
    prevail, and the only question to be decided was
    what the law of Scotland was. In the present
    case it is not stated where the money came
    from to pay for the property purchased in Eng-
    land. We may assume, however, that the money
    was paid by the husband himself.That money,
    at all events, until paid to the vendor,
    formed part of the community between the
    spouses. Does the fact that it is invested by
    the husband in the purchase in his own name of
    land situated in England deprive the wife of her
    share in the community ? If such were the
    law a husband married here in community of
    property, who wishes to deprive his wife of her
    share, might change their domicile to a foreign
    country, where community does not exist, and
    then with impunity obtain the wife's share for
    himself by investing the whole of the partner-
    ship in immovable property situated ia such
    foreign country. In this colony parents often
    prefer to see their daughters married in com-
    munity instead of by ante nuptial contract, be-
    cause they consider the tacit contract of com-
    munity of more advantage to their daughters.
    All the advantage might, however, be lost if the
    husband had it in his power by a subsequent
    change of domicile and purchase of land in the
    new domicile to transfer his wife's property to
    himself. In answer to the first question, the
    Court is of opinion that the immovable pro-
    perty in England falls within the community of
    property created by the marriage. In answer
    to the second question the Court is of opinion
    that the change of domicile of the parties has
    no effect upon their respective rights in regard
    to the said immovable property.

    Their lordships concurred.

    [Plaintiff's Attorneys, Messrs. Reid k Nephew ; Defendant's Attorneys, Messrs. Fair- bridge, Ardeme & Lawton.]

Child of William Chivell

Children of William Chivell and Caroline Dorothea Louise Unknown

William Chivell

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  • William was buried on 5 July 1779 in St Neot, Cornwall.

William Chivell

M, b. 11 October 1869
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  • William Chivell was baptized on 11 October 1869 in St Pauls, Truro, Cornwall. The birth record shows his mother was Elizabeth CHIVEL, a single woman. The 1871 census shows he was born in the Work House in Truro.
  • He was the son of Elizabeth Chivell.
  • At the time of the 2 April 1871 census, William Chivell was living in the household of Elizabeth Chivell in Union Workhouse, Truro. Elizabeth is shown as 24 year old mine girl, unmarried born St Agnes. Also living with her are 7 year old Martha born St Agnes and 1 year old William born in the Workhouse.

  • William Chivell appeared on the census of 5 April 1891 in Truro Union Workhouse. William is shown as a 21 year old tailor born Truro.
  • He appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 in Civil Parish of Kenwyn, Cornwall. William is shown as a 32 year old grocers porter born Truro.

William Chivell

M, b. September 1862
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  • William Chivell's birth was registered in the Cornwall, an unknown place Registration District in the September 1862 Quarter.
  • He was the son of Geroge Chivell and Elizabeth Smithmam.
  • At the time of the 2 April 1871 census, William Chivell was living in the household of Geroge Chivell and Elizabeth Smithmam in Goodown, St Agnes. George is shown as a 33 year old tin miner born St Agnes, living with his wife Elizabeth 30 born Redruth and sons William 9 and Henry 10 months.

  • At the time of the 3 April 1881 census, William Chivell was living in the household of Geroge Chivell and Elizabeth Smithmam in Goodown, St Agnes. George is shown as a 40 year old tin miner born St Agnes, living with his wife Elizabeth aged 38 born St Agnes and their children William 18 a tin miner and Henry 10 a scholar both born St Agnes.

William Chivell

M, b. 18 December 1763
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  • William Chivell was baptized on 18 December 1763 in Luxulyan, Cornwall.
  • He was the son of Mary Chivell.

William Chivell

M, b. 4 June 1758
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  • William Chivell was baptized on 4 June 1758 in Lanhydrock, Cornwall.
  • He was the son of William Chivell and Alice Lawerence.
  • At the age of 19 years, 10 months and 15 days, William Chivell married Grace Vinson on 19 April 1778 in Stratton.

William Chivell

M, b. 1797, d. 18 September 1842
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  • William Chivell was born in 1797.
  • He was the son of Richard Chivell and Ann Unknown.
  • William Chivell died on 18 September 1842 in West Hoe, St Andrews, Plymouth, Devon. He was a stone cutter.

William Chivell

M, b. 1 June 1798, d. 3 April 1860
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  • William Chivell was baptized on 1 June 1798 in Liskeard, Cornwall.
  • He was the son of Thomas Chivell and Elizabeth Unknown.
  • William Chivell died on 3 April 1860 in Seaton Burn Collery, Northumberland, at age 61.
  • William was buried in Longbenton, Northumberland. He was a labourer. From the Morpeth Herald "...twice married ... his children all grown up."

William Chivell

M, b. January 1881
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  • William Chivell was born in January 1881 in Sithney, Cornwall.
  • He was the son of Thomas Henry Chivell and Frances Anna Unknown.
  • At the time of the 5 April 1891 census, William Chivell was living in the household of Thomas Henry Chivell and Frances Anna Unknown in Tresidder, Constantine. Thomas senior is shown as a 40 year old tin miner born Wendron living with his wife Frances A, 38 born Crowan, and children Thomas J a 14 year old tin labourer born Rosedale Abbey, Yorkshire, William 10 born Sithney, Frances J born Sithney and Joseph H 5 born Sithney.

William Chivell

M, b. circa October 1866
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  • William Chivell was born circa October 1866 in Ashburton, Devon.
  • He was the son of Henry Nancarrow Chivell and Eliza Craze.
  • William Chivell's birth was registered in the Newton Abbot, an unknown place Registration District in the December 1866 Quarter. The surname was spelt Chivall.
  • At the time of the 3 April 1881 census, William Chivell was living in the household of Henry Nancarrow Chivell and Eliza Craze in Buckfast Cottage No 13, Buckfastleigh, Devon. Henry is show as a 47 year old labourer in a wool factory, born Stagmarr, Cornwall living with is wife Eliza 46 born Illogan, Cornwall and chidlren:- James Henry, 23 born Illogan, Cornwall; Simon 17 born Plymouth; William 14 born Ashburton- all three children worked as labourers in a wool factory; Frederick 13, born Ashburton, scholar; Elizabeth Jane, born Ashburton, scholar; Flora Jane, 10, born Holne, scholar; Mary Eliza, 6, born Holne, a scholar. A William Petherbridge aged 4, born Chagford, Devon is boarding with the family.

William Chivell

M, b. 14 October 1604
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  • William Chivell was baptized on 14 October 1604 in Padstow, Cornwall.
  • He was the son of John Chivell.

William Henry Chivell

M, b. 2 April 1843, d. June 1879
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  • William Henry Chivell was christened on 2 April 1843 in Tregiswin, Ruan Lanihorne. Father's occupation husbandman, abode Tregiswin.
  • He was the son of Robert Chivell and Martha Vowden.
  • At the time of the 30 March 1851 census, William Henry Chivell was living in the household of Robert Chivell and Martha Vowden in Trenestrell, Ruan Lanihorne. Robert is shown as a 43 year old labourer, born St Veep, living with wife Martha,born Ruan Lanihorne and children Elizabeth aged 14, Louisa 12, Thurzia H 10, Charlotte aged 9, William W aged 8, Selina 7, and Edwin aged 4. All of the children were born in Ruan Lanihorne.

  • William Henry Chivell appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 in Beacon, St Agnes. William (Chevill) is shown as an 18 year old ag labourer (farm crossed out) born Ruan High Lanes living with a butcher Richard Edwards and his family.

  • His marriage, at 24 years and 10 months, to Charlotte Rowe was registered in the March 1868 Quarter in Cornwall Registration District.
  • William Henry Chivell appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 in The Infirmary, Kenwyn. William is shown as a 28 year old patient in the Infirmry, born in ruan Lanihorne. His wife Charlotte is shown as a butcher's wife living with her aunt, a pauper, Mary Cock, and daugher Clara aged 1.

  • His death was recorded with the Truro Registration District in the June 1879 Quarter.

Children of William Henry Chivell and Charlotte Rowe

William Henry Chivell

M, b. March 1859, d. December 1864
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  • William Henry Chivell's birth was registered in the Pancras, London Registration District in the March 1859 Quarter.
  • He was the son of James Chivell and Mary Mannell.
  • His death was recorded with the Pancreas Registration District in the December 1864 Quarter.

William James Chivell

M, b. September 1870
Family Explorer
  • William James Chivell's birth was registered in the Cornwall, an unknown place Registration District in the September 1870 Quarter.
  • He was the son of James Chivell and Thomasin Richards Miners.
  • At the time of the 2 April 1871 census, William James Chivell was living in the household of James Chivell and Thomasin Richards Miners in Penwinnick Lane, St Agnes. James is shown as a 36 year old tin miner born St Agnes, living with his wife Tamosine 37 born Merther, and children Harriet 16 a mine labourer born St Agnes; Joseph 14, a tin miner born St Agnes; Theresa 7 and Thomas 4 both scholars born St Agnes; James Henry aged 6 months born St Agnes (should be Thomas Henry and William James). Also living with the family are William Behanna a 57 year old widowed tin miner born Merther, Mary J Chivell a labourer at a tin mine aged 26 and Charlotte Chivell 5 (possibly Mary Jane's daugher) both born St Agnes.

  • At the time of the 3 April 1881 census, William James Chivell was living in the household of Catherine Morcom in Presingol, St Agnes. Catherine is shown as a 34 year old tin miner's widow born Truro, living with her children, Thomas 13, Mary E 12, William J 9 and Eliza 6. All four children were born in St Agnes.

  • His marriage, at 18 years and 9 months, to Susan Jane Richards was registered in the June 1889 Quarter Registration District.
  • William James Chivell and Susan Jane Richards appeared on the census of 5 April 1891 in Goonglaze, St Agnes. William is shown as 21 years old, head of the household living with his wife Susan Jane 20 born St Agnes and son William J born St Agnes aged 1 month. Living with the family is a boarder Mildred Hooper aged 1 year.
  • William James Chivell and Susan Jane Richards appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 in Civil Parish of Barry, Glamorganshire, Wales. William is shown as a 32 year old timber hauler born St Agnes. Also living in the same Civil Parish are a William J Chivell aged 11 born St Agnes, juvenile; Susan J 29 born St Agnes;Charles C Chivell born Cadoxton, Wales aged 4; Henry S born Cadoxton aged 6; James V Chivell born Cadoxton aged 8 and Lavinia U aged 0 born Cadoxton.

Children of William James Chivell and Susan Jane Richards

William Joseph Chivell

M, b. March 1891
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  • William Joseph Chivell was born in March 1891 in St Agnes, Cornwall.
  • He was the son of William James Chivell and Susan Jane Richards.
  • At the time of the 5 April 1891 census, William Joseph Chivell was living in the household of William James Chivell and Susan Jane Richards in Goonglaze, St Agnes. William is shown as 21 years old, head of the household living with his wife Susan Jane 20 born St Agnes and son William J born St Agnes aged 1 month. Living with the family is a boarder Mildred Hooper aged 1 year.

  • At the time of the 31 March 1901 census, William Joseph Chivell was living in the household of William James Chivell and Susan Jane Richards in Civil Parish of Barry, Glamorganshire, Wales. William is shown as a 32 year old timber hauler born St Agnes. Also living in the same Civil Parish are a William J Chivell aged 11 born St Agnes, juvenile; Susan J 29 born St Agnes;Charles C Chivell born Cadoxton, Wales aged 4; Henry S born Cadoxton aged 6; James V Chivell born Cadoxton aged 8 and Lavinia U aged 0 born Cadoxton.

William Richards Chivell

M, b. 25 February 1821, d. 4 December 1869
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  • William Richards Chivell was baptized on 25 February 1821 in Redruth, Cornwall.
  • He was the son of Thomas Chivell and Elizabeth Richards.
  • William Richards Chivell appeared on the census of 7 June 1841 in Wheal Rose District, Cornwall. William is shown as a 20 year old copper miner, living with Elizabeth Faull aged 65 and Samuel Jenkin a 20 year old copper miner.

  • William Richards Chivell married Margaret Snell, daughter of Mary Snell, circa 1843.
  • William Richards Chivell died on 4 December 1869 in Wheal Rose at age 48.
  • William was buried in St Day Chruchyard.
  • William Richards Chivell died in 1957.

Children of William Richards Chivell and Margaret Snell

William Richards Chivell

M, b. June 1882
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  • William Richards Chivell's birth was registered in the Cornwall, an unknown place Registration District in the June 1882 Quarter.
  • He was the son of William Chivell.
  • At the time of the 5 April 1891 census, William Richards Chivell was living in the household of William Chivell and Caroline Dorothea Louise Unknown in Kimberley Villa, Falmouth Road, Kenwyn. William is shown as a 33 year old, born in St Agnes, living on his own means. His wife Caroline D Chivell is 28 years old, born Cape Colony, and living with them are her children Caroline D Dickson aged 12, George H Dickson aged 10 and Walter M Dickson aged 5 all born in Cape Colony. Williams son William aged 8 born Redruth is also with them as well as his other children Richard L Chivell aged 2, born Cape Colony and Florence M Chivell aged 1 born Truro. Three servants are living with the family including a cook and a nurse.

William Choise

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Charles Christ

M, b. 1877, d. 1957
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  • Charles Christ was born in 1877.
  • He was the son of Franz Christ and Clara Muller.
  • Charles Christ immigrated on 26 June 1883 with Franz Christ and Elizabeth Dorothea Christ. Franz 38, and Dorothea 28, (possibly siblings) with Franz 8, Joseph 10, Karl 6 and Eliza 4 travelled on the El Dorado.
  • Charles Christ appeared on the Electoral Roll with Franz Christ and Rosilina Golz in 1903 in Douglas. Franz was a farmer. Franz jnr and Joseph also farmed at Douglas, Charles was a labourer and Alice carried out home duties.
  • On 26 August 1909 the following article appeared in The Brisbane Courier :- "In the Police Court this morning be fore Mr.T Mowbray, P M, Edward Rowe, of the Royal Hotel, Goombungee charged with Sunday trading, was fined £1, with 3/6 costs, in default levy and distress Carl Dorries and Chas Christ, charged with having been found drinking on licensed premises on Sunday, August 8, were fined 5/, with 3/6 costs."
  • Charles Christ died in 1957 in Queensland.

Clara Anna Christ

F, b. 1897
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Elizabeth Clair Christ

F, b. 1879, d. 1963
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  • Elizabeth Clair Christ was born in 1879.
  • She was the daughter of Franz Christ and Clara Muller.
  • Elizabeth Clair Christ immigrated on 26 June 1883 with Franz Christ and Elizabeth Dorothea Christ. Franz 38, and Dorothea 28, (possibly siblings) with Franz 8, Joseph 10, Karl 6 and Eliza 4 travelled on the El Dorado.
  • At the age of 22 years, Elizabeth Clair Christ married John Theodore Roessler in 1901 in Queensland.
  • Elizabeth Clair Christ died in 1963 in Queensland.

Elizabeth Dorothea Christ

F, b. 1855
  • Elizabeth Dorothea Christ was born in 1855. She was possibly the sister of Franz Christ.
  • She and Franz Christ immigrated on 26 June 1883. Franz 38, and Dorothea 28, (possibly siblings) with Franz 8, Joseph 10, Karl 6 and Eliza 4 travelled on the El Dorado.
  • At the age of 34 years, Elizabeth Dorothea Christ married Lorens Martin Schulz on 4 November 1889 in Queensland. No further information about this couple has been found.

Franz Christ

M, b. 1844, d. 22 June 1921
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  • Franz Christ was born in 1844 in Germany. He was the son of Johann Christ and Eva Ehrlich.
  • Franz Christ married Clara Muller circa 1865.
  • Before 1883,his wife, Clara Muller died.
  • Franz Christ and Elizabeth Dorothea Christ immigrated on 26 June 1883. Franz 38, and Dorothea 28, (possibly siblings) with Franz 8, Joseph 10, Karl 6 and Eliza 4 travelled on the El Dorado.
  • At the age of 46 years, Franz Christ married Rosilina Golz, daughter of Michael Golz and Applonia Pointi, in 1890 in Queensland.
  • Franz Christ and Rosilina Golz appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1903 living at Douglas. Franz was a farmer. Franz jnr and Joseph also farmed at Douglas, Charles was a labourer and Alice carried out home duties.
  • Franz Christ died on 22 June 1921 in Toowoomba.
  • Franz was buried on 23 June 1921 in Drayton & Toowoomba Cemetery.

Children of Franz Christ and Clara Muller

Children of Franz Christ and Rosilina Golz

Franz Christ

M, b. 1875, d. 1957
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  • Franz Christ was born in 1875.
  • He was the son of Franz Christ and Clara Muller.
  • Franz Christ immigrated on 26 June 1883 with Franz Christ and Elizabeth Dorothea Christ. Franz 38, and Dorothea 28, (possibly siblings) with Franz 8, Joseph 10, Karl 6 and Eliza 4 travelled on the El Dorado.
  • Franz Christ appeared on the Electoral Roll with Franz Christ and Rosilina Golz in 1903 in Douglas. Franz was a farmer. Franz jnr and Joseph also farmed at Douglas, Charles was a labourer and Alice carried out home duties.
  • Franz Christ died in 1957 in Brisbane, Queensland.

Joseph Christ

M, b. 1873
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Kate Adelaide Christ

F, b. 1894
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Mary Rosilina Christ

F, b. 1891
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  • Mary Rosilina Christ was born in 1891 in Queensland.
  • She was the daughter of Franz Christ and Rosilina Golz.
  • Mary Rosilina Christ was listed as the next of kin of John Felician Terence Guerin when he enlisted in the Australian Army on 18 April 1916. At the time of his enlistment he was a farmer of Rosedale, near Bundabert and gave his brother Maurice, also of Rosedale as his next of kin. This was changed to Mary after he married. His service number was 2910 and he enlisted in the 7/49th Battalion.
  • At the age of 25 years, Mary Rosilina Christ married John Felician Terence Guerin, son of Patrick Guerin and Winnifred (Minnie) Rouhan, in 1916 in Queensland.
  • On 7 June 1917,her husband, John Felician Terence Guerin died in Messines.
  • At the age of 32 years, Mary Rosilina Christ married Leslie Patrick Gorman in 1923 in Queensland.

Daniel Lauritz Christensen

M, b. 10 September 1842, d. July 1925
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  • Daniel Lauritz Christensen was born on 10 September 1842 in Denmark. He was the son of Christian Danialsen Christensen and Anna Sophia Jensen.
  • He and Kristina Kasja Anderson moved to Pierce Creek, Crow's Nest, in 1908 with their two sons Dan and Dave.
  • At the age of 68 years, Daniel Lauritz Christensen married Kristina Kasja Anderson in 1911 in Toowoomba, Queensland.
  • Daniel Lauritz Christensen died in July 1925 in Queensland at age 82.
  • Daniel was buried on 15 July 1925 in Crow's Nest Cemetery.

Children of Daniel Lauritz Christensen and Kristina Kasja Anderson

David Christian Lassen Christensen

M, b. 1902, d. 26 March 1939
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  • David Christian Lassen Christensen was born in 1902 in Queensland.
  • He was the son of Daniel Lauritz Christensen and Kristina Kasja Anderson.
  • David Christian Lassen Christensen and Lauritz Daniel (Dan) Christensen moved to Pierce Creek, Crow's Nest, in 1908.with their parents. The boys attended Virginia school along with Jessie McPhail, Steve Fuller, George & Edgar Austin, Herb Fowler and Mat Parton.
  • David Christian Lassen Christensen and Kristina Kasja Anderson appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1930 living at Pierce Creek. David was a farmer and his mother Kristina carried out home duties.
  • David Christian Lassen Christensen died on 26 March 1939 in Queensland.
  • David was buried on 27 March 1939 in Toowoomba & Drayton Cemetery. LUTH37-42-038-0001.