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Mathilde Helene Lundager, Mt. Morgan

  • State Library of Queensland said:
    There's information about Mrs. Lundager's husband on Trove at nla.gov.au/nla.news-article70819502. "Alderman J. H. Lurtdager. Born in Denmark on May 4, 1858. Arrived in Rockhampton early in the year 1879. At once commenced work there as a photographer ; afterwards went to New South Wales, and tried goldmining at Temora. Returned to Rockhampton, and started business there; after wards removed to Mount Morgan, where he carries on business as a bookseller, and for a number of years was editor and proprietor of the ' Argus,' a Labour newspaper. In Mount Morgan Mr. Lundager has occupied nearly , every pnbHo position : is at present Mayor for the second time, a Justice of the Peace, and member of the Licensing Branch, treasurer of the School of Arts, and a Trustee of the Technical College. He has been connected with the Labour party since its inception"
  • State Library of Queensland said:
    Also his obituary is here nla.gov.au/nla.news-article55356505 from Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton, Qld. : 1878 - 1954) 12 Mar 1930:

Judge Neal Macrossan, Brisbane, ca. 1945

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Macrossan was by nature a reserved man. Some even thought that his temperament was austere. He made the transition from the rough and tumble of jury advocacy to the stricter values required of him on the bench. The years of his chief justiceship saw the emergence of Queensland's modern legal profession which is almost entirely a product of university law schools. Survived by his son and four daughters, Macrossan died of complications arising from emphysema and asthma on 30 December 1955 in South Brisbane; he was accorded a state funeral, at which Archbishop (Sir) James Duhig officiated, and was buried in Nudgee cemetery. Source: adb.anu.edu.au/biography/macrossan-neal-william-11028

Mrs Nickolls with Beth and Nancy at Aramac Station

  • Hugh Guthrie said:
    Nancy Nickolls was my mother, so the date would be nearer 2012 as she was born in 2010. Hugh Guthrie
  • State Library of Queensland said:
    Hugh Guthrie Dear Hugh..thanks for that information. Dating photographs can sometimes be difficult and we always appreciate additional information that helps us date them more accurately. Wuld you be able to let us know which one of the children is Nancy? We will update the approximate date of the photographs and also identify which child is Nancy and which is Beth. Thank you once again.