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Ernest Richard WEISKE (1886 - 1939) |
Father in Law |
John SMITH |
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Mother in Law |
Rose COLLINS |
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Father |
John Charles Frederick WEISKE |
abt 1843 |
Germany |
1928 |
Queensland, Australia |
85 |
Mother |
Antonia Emma Hedvig K(I)ETZMANN |
abt 1850 |
Germany |
1919 |
Mackay, Queensland, Australia |
69 |
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Self |
Ernest Richard WEISKE |
1886 |
Queensland, Australia |
1939 |
Hughenden, Queensland, Australia |
53 |
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Wife |
Elizabeth Julia SMITH |
1877 |
Queensland, Australia |
1971 |
Queensland, Australia |
94 |
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Brother |
John Charles Frederick WEISKE |
1873 |
Queensland, Australia |
1950 |
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia |
77 |
Brother |
Henry Frank WEISKE |
1875 |
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1880 |
Mackay, Queensland, Australia |
5 |
Brother |
Antonio Charles WEISKE |
1876 |
Queensland, Australia |
1963 |
Queensland, Australia |
87 |
Sister |
Clara Antonia WEISKE |
1878 |
Queensland, Australia |
1940 |
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia |
62 |
Brother |
Henry Frank WEISKE |
1880 |
Queensland, Australia |
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Brother |
William Alfred WEISKE |
1882 |
Queensland, Australia |
1939 |
Mackay, Queensland, Australia |
57 |
Sister |
Clara Theresa WEISKE |
1888 |
Queensland, Australia |
1958 |
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia |
70 |
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Niece |
Ivy Helen WEISKE |
1901 |
Queensland, Australia |
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Nephew |
Frederick Cecil WEISKE |
1902 |
Queensland, Australia |
1903 |
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia |
1 |
Nephew |
Lancelot Roy WEISKE |
1903 |
Queensland, Australia |
1976 |
Queensland, Australia |
73 |
Niece |
Muriel Audrey WEISKE |
1909 |
Queensland, Australia |
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Nephew |
Stanley Speede WEISKE |
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1983 |
Queensland, Australia |
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Nephew |
Charles Anton WEISKE |
1912 |
Queensland, Australia |
1983 |
Queensland, Australia |
71 |
Niece |
Lillian Standfield Sampson WEISKE |
1908 |
Queensland, Australia |
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Nephew |
William Royal Stanfield SAMPSON |
abt 1911 |
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Niece |
Janet WEISKE |
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1918 |
Mackay, Queensland, Australia |
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Niece |
Isabell Margaret Jean WEISKE |
abt 1912 |
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Niece |
Dulcie Olive WEISKE |
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Niece |
Gladys Clive LAURENT |
1915 |
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia |
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Sister in Law |
Mabel Helen BEATTY |
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1957 |
Queensland, Australia |
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Sister in Law |
Mary Theresa MCLELLAN |
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1963 |
Queensland, Australia |
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Brother in Law |
Unknown SAMPSON |
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Sister in Law |
Margaret Jane (Jean) CURRAN |
1884 |
Mirani, Queensland, Australia |
1964 |
Mackay, Queensland, Australia |
80 |
Brother in Law |
John Clive LAURENT |
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1962 |
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia |
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Source References: |
17. Type: Vital Record, Abbr: NSW bdm register, Title: NSW bdm register |
- Reference = (Birth) |
- Notes: 1886 C5520 Ernest Richard Weiske John Chas Frederick Antonie Emma Hedwig Kitzmann |
18. Type: Vital Record, Abbr: Queensland bdm index, Title: Queensland bdm index |
- Reference = (Death) |
- Notes: 1939 C1733 Ernest Richard Weiske John Charles Frederick Antonia Emma Hedwig Kitzmann |
60. Type: Newspaper, Title: Trove, http://trove.nla.gov.au |
- Reference = (Death) |
- Notes: Daily Mercury (Mackay) 7 July 1939
MR. ERNEST RICHARD WEISKE.
The sympathy of a large circle of friends in North Queensland has been extended to the relatives of the late Mr. Ernest Richard Weiske, whose death occurred at Hughenden onThursday last at the age of 53 years. Mr. Weiske was a native of Mackay, and first entered the employ of the Railway Department at Ipswich, where he served his apprenticeship. From there he was transferred back to the Mackay workshop and for a number of years remained on the local staff. Whilst here he gained the esteem of all his fellow employees for his generosity and helpfulness on all occasions, whilst in private life his large circle of friends bore eloquent testimony to the esteem in which he was held. He took a prominent part in the affairs of the A.E.U., and for many years filled the post of secretary. Six years age he was transferred to Townsville where he assumed the position of loco foreman. After four years service further promotion came, and he was transferred to a similar position at Hughenden, where he was stationed up to the time of his death. Whilst there he gained the esteem of a large section of the residents who gave ample testimony of their feelings at the funeral cortege from the church to the railway station on the morning the body left that town for Mackay. The funeral here on Sunday last was largely attended by Mr. Weiske's former workmates in the Railway Department and the general public, The last sad rites were per formed by Righ Rev. Monsignor Mulcahy, assisted by Rev. Father Roche. Deceased is survived by his wife, and adopted daughter (Mrs. Hides, of Atherton), two brothers, Messrs. C. Weiske (Mackay), and P.Weiske (Bundaberg); and two sisters, Mes- dames Sampson (Brisbane) and Laurent (Tully). Another brother, Mr. W. A. Welske, predeceased him by three weeks. |