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John Graham MACDONALD (1834 - 1918) |
Children | Self + Spouses | Parents | Grandparents | Greatgrandparents |
John Graham MACDONALD (1834 - 1918) + Adelaide Mary Anne Amelia GRAHAM (1834 - 1902) Esther Elizabeth SAMPSON |
Alexander Cameron MACDONALD (1796 - 1847) | James MACDONALD | ||
Mary STEWART | ||||
Sarah (twin) WARBY (1806 - 1893) | John WARBY (1767 - 1851) | John WARBY (1745 - 1789) | ||
Sarah BENTLEY (1780 - 1869) | Edward BENTLEY | |||
Susannah (BENTLEY) |
Pic P1. originally submitted this to MacDonald Family Tree on 16 Aug 2008 Pic S1. Ancestry - MacDonald Family Tree Pic 1. originally submitted this to MacDonald Family Tree on 16 Aug 2008 Pic 2. MacDonald Family Tree - Ancestry Pic 3. MacDonald Family Tree - Ancestry |
b. 05 Sep 1834 at Campbelltown, NSW, Australia |
m. (1) 1856 Adelaide Mary Anne Amelia GRAHAM (1834 - 1902) at Campbelltown, NSW, Australia |
m. (2) 01 Jan 1903 Esther Elizabeth SAMPSON at Queensland, Australia |
d. 29 May 1918 at South Brisbane, Queensland, Australia aged 83 |
Near Relatives of John Graham MACDONALD (1834 - 1918) | ||||||
Relationship | Person | Born | Birth Place | Died | Death Place | Age |
Grandfather | James MACDONALD | |||||
Grandmother | Mary STEWART | |||||
Grandfather | John WARBY | 18 Feb 1767 | Cottered, Herefordshire, England | 12 Jun 1851 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 84 |
Grandmother | Sarah BENTLEY | abt 1780 | Highgate, London | 19 Oct 1869 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 89 |
Father in Law | James GRAHAM | 1808 | Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1852 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 44 |
Mother in Law | Mary Ann WARBY | 1813 | Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1904 | Surrey Hills, NSW, Australia | 91 |
Father | Alexander Cameron MACDONALD | 16 Mar 1796 | Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland | 26 Feb 1847 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 50 |
Mother | Sarah (twin) WARBY | 10 Oct 1806 | Prospect, Sydney, NSW, Australia | 06 Jan 1893 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 86 |
Self | John Graham MACDONALD | 05 Sep 1834 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 29 May 1918 | South Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | 83 |
Wife | Adelaide Mary Anne Amelia GRAHAM | 1834 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 1902 | Sydney, NSW, Australia | 68 |
Wife | Esther Elizabeth SAMPSON | |||||
Brother | George MACDONALD | 03 Jan 1824 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 25 Mar 1924 | 'Glendarrwill', Maude, Victoria, Australia | 100 |
Sister | Margaret MACDONALD | 10 Apr 1826 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 12 Jul 1923 | Haberfield, NSW, Australia | 97 |
Brother | Alexander Cameron MACDONALD | 09 Aug 1828 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 18 Jun 1917 | Prahran, Victoria, Australia | 88 |
Brother | Peter Fitzallan MACDONALD | 04 Sep 1830 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 19 Jun 1919 | Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia | 88 |
Sister | Sarah MACDONALD | 27 Sep 1832 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 26 Sep 1918 | Wagga Wagga, NSW, Australia | 85 |
Sister | Jane MACDONALD | 10 Apr 1836 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 01 Apr 1837 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 0 |
Brother | William MACDONALD | 06 May 1838 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 13 Sep 1838 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 0 |
Brother | William S MACDONALD | 04 Oct 1839 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 1914 | Quirindi, NSW, Australia | 75 |
Sister | Jane MACDONALD | 12 Feb 1842 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 27 Mar 1942 | Corowa, NSW, Australia | 100 |
Brother | Charles Hugh MACDONALD | 29 Apr 1844 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 23 Mar 1924 | South Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | 79 |
Sister | Isabella F MACDONALD | 24 Nov 1846 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 30 Oct 1921 | St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia | 74 |
Uncle | Edward WARBY | 1800 | Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1804 | Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia | 4 |
Uncle | William WARBY | 1801 | Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia | 18 Aug 1885 | Hotham, Victoria, Australia | 84 |
Aunt | Jemima MIDDLETON | |||||
Aunt | Elizabeth WARBY | 1802 | Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1894 | Albury, NSW, Australia | 92 |
Uncle | James LAYTON | |||||
Uncle | James KIERNAN | |||||
Uncle | John WARBY | 1803 | Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1826 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 23 |
Uncle | Benjamin WARBY | 1805 | Liverpool, NSW, Australia | 1880 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 75 |
Aunt | Elizabeth HUNT | abt 1808 | 26 Nov 1835 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 27 | |
Aunt | Frances (Judith) BENT | |||||
Aunt | Jane Agnes (twin) WARBY | 1806 | Liverpool, NSW, Australia | 1876 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 70 |
Uncle | Michael BYRNE | |||||
Uncle | Charles Cable WARBY | 1810 | Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1876 | Bathurst, NSW, Australia | 66 |
Aunt | Elizabeth DEAN | |||||
Aunt | Mary Ann WARBY | 1813 | Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1904 | Surrey Hills, NSW, Australia | 91 |
Uncle | James GRAHAM | 1808 | Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1852 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 44 |
Uncle | Robert George WARBY | 1814 | Liverpool, NSW, Australia | 1853 | Albury, NSW, Australia | 39 |
Aunt | Elizabeth Henrietta FOWLER | |||||
Aunt | Eliza WARBY | 1815 | Liverpool, NSW, Australia | 1896 | Ashfield, NSW, Australia | 81 |
Uncle | William FOWLER | |||||
Uncle | James WARBY | 1817 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 1899 | Albury, NSW, Australia | 82 |
Aunt | Mary Ann BOOKER | |||||
Uncle | Joseph WARBY | 1818 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 1899 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 81 |
Aunt | Elizabeth FOWLER | |||||
Uncle | Richard WARBY | 1821 | 1821 | 0 | ||
Cousin | Benjamin WARBY | abt 1825 | ||||
Cousin | Adelaide Mary Anne Amelia GRAHAM | 1834 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 1902 | Sydney, NSW, Australia | 68 |
Nephew | Alexander Cameron MACDONALD | 09 Dec 1845 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 08 May 1897 | Woodstock, Queensland, Australia | 51 |
Niece | Mary Ann Sophia MACDONALD | 1847 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 1940 | Penrith, NSW, Australia | 93 |
Niece | Sarah Jane MACDONALD | 1848 | Wagga Wagga, NSW, Australia | 20 May 1899 | Lethbridge, Victoria, Australia | 51 |
Niece | Elizabeth Henrietta (Berry) MACDONALD | 26 Dec 1850 | Brewarrina, NSW, Australia | 25 Jan 1944 | Minerva Creek, Springsure, Queensland, Australia | 93 |
Niece | Margaret Isabella MACDONALD | 10 Dec 1851 | Wagga Wagga, NSW, Australia | 08 Nov 1944 | West Australia, Australia | 92 |
Niece | Adelaide Victoria MACDONALD | 1852 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 1947 | Queensland, Australia | 95 |
Niece | Christine Eliza MACDONALD | 1853 | 04 Jul 1948 | Springsure, Queensland, Australia | 95 | |
Niece | Ellen Augusta MACDONALD | abt 1858 | 1923 | Northcote, Victoria, Australia | 65 | |
Nephew | John George MACDONALD | 1859 | 17 Aug 1921 | 62 | ||
Nephew | Charles Hugh William MACDONALD | 19 Apr 1861 | Geelong, Victoria, Australia | 10 Jan 1946 | Glen Darriwell, Maude, Victoria, Australia | 84 |
Nephew | William A J (Jack)MACDONALD | 1881 | Albury, NSW, Australia | 1938 | Queensland, Australia | 57 |
Nephew | Henry L (Harry) MACDONALD | 1882 | Balmain, NSW, Australia | |||
Niece | Mary M MACDONALD | 1885 | Kempsey, New South Wales, Australia | |||
Niece | Jane (Jean) MACDONALD | 1888 | Kempsey, New South Wales, Australia | |||
Niece | Catherine McLean (Kitty) MACDONALD | 1893 | Kempsey, New South Wales, Australia | 1989 | Sydney, NSW, Australia | 96 |
Nephew | Donald McPhee MACDONALD | 1895 | Kempsey, New South Wales, Australia | 1970 | 75 | |
Nephew | Jo McLaren (Ian McLaren) MACDONALD | 1900 | Quirindi, NSW, Australia | 1973 | 73 | |
Sister in Law | Elizabeth Henrietta (DOW DOUSE DOUX) DOWSE | abt 1822 | New South Wales, Australia | 27 Dec 1910 | 'Glendarrwill', Maude, Victoria, Australia | 88 |
Brother in Law | Thomas TERRY | 1821 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 1905 | Albury, NSW, Australia | 84 |
Sister in Law | Margaret Rainey ROBERTSON | 1901 | Prahran, Victoria, Australia | |||
Sister in Law | Julia Louise AYREY | 1840 | London, Middlesex, England | 1920 | Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia | 80 |
Brother in Law | Robert IRVINE | abt 1824 | Co Fermamagh, Ireland | 1862 | Wagga Wagga, NSW, Australia | 38 |
Brother in Law | William Adams JACOB | 1908 | Wagga Wagga, NSW, Australia | |||
Sister in Law | Annie Ruth Ballantyne MCPHEE | 1860 | Albury, NSW, Australia | 1913 | Mosman, NSW, Australia | 53 |
Brother in Law | Ross Houston RAMSAY | abt 1818 | Drumro, Co. Tyrone, Ireland | 1886 | Corowa, NSW, Australia | 68 |
Sister in Law | Maria RAY | 1878 | Trinity Bay, Queensland, Australia | |||
Sister in Law | Sarah Nora CORMACK | abt 1859 | Ireland | 1917 | "Yabba", Kilcoy, Queensland, Australia | 58 |
Sister in Law | Rose Ethel LANE | |||||
Brother in Law | James Wilson MCIVER | abt 1841 | Sanquhar, Dumfriesshire, Scotland | 1919 | Turramurra, NSW, Australia | 78 |
Events in John Graham MACDONALD (1834 - 1918)'s life | |||||
Date | Age | Event | Place | Notes | Src |
05 Sep 1834 | John Graham MACDONALD was born | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | Note 1 | 52 | |
26 Feb 1847 | 12 | Death of father Alexander Cameron MACDONALD (aged 50) | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | Note 2 | 52, 54, 60 |
1856 | 22 | Married Adelaide Mary Anne Amelia GRAHAM (aged 22) | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | Note 3 | 52, 60 |
06 Jan 1893 | 58 | Death of mother Sarah (twin) WARBY (aged 86) | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | Note 4 | 7, 52, 54 |
1902 | 68 | Death of wife Adelaide Mary Anne Amelia GRAHAM (aged 68) | Sydney, NSW, Australia | Note 5 | 52 |
01 Jan 1903 | 68 | Married Esther Elizabeth SAMPSON | Queensland, Australia | Note 6 | 52 |
29 May 1918 | 83 | John Graham MACDONALD died | South Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | Note 7 | 52 |
30 May 1918 | 83 | Burial | Toowong Cemetery, Brisbane, Australia | see picture of death cert | |
30 May 1918 | 83 | Burial | Toowong Cemetery, Brisbane, Australia | Note 8 | 60 |
Personal Notes: |
See notes for his father - from which the following is taken
John G. MacDonald, so well-known in Rockhampton and the Central and Northern districts, was born in 1831. He was always a prominent character in public life. Like his brothers he engaged in exploring and pastoral occupation, in partnership with the late Sir John Robertson. He was a notable Stipendiary Magistrate for forty years, and during all that lengthy experience he only had three appeals against his decisions, two of which were dismissed. At one period he was a Gold Commisioner in charge of one of the Northern fields. He died on May 28, 1918, aged eighty-four years. The Queenslander (Brisbane) 8 June 1918 DEATH OF JOHN GRAHAM MACDONALD. EXPLORER, PIONEER, AND MAGISTRATE. A large circle of friends throughout Queensland will regret to hear of the death on the morning of May 29, of Mr. J. G. Macdonald, lately visiting magistrate, stationed in Brisbane, at the age of 84 years. He had been ill for some weeks, and died in a hospital quite peacefully after a severe ex- perience. He leaves a widow, one son. Mr. W. B. Macdonald, who is practising as a solicitor at Hughenden, and two daughters— Mrs. E. B. Wareham and Mrs. J. A. Rae of Inkerman station N.Q. John Graham Macdonald, F.R.G.S., was the last of Queensland's early explorers, and one of the last of Queens-land's pastoral pioneers. He had a loveable personality and a remarkable record of public service—surveyor, explorer, pastoralist, gold commissioner, police magistrate, and visiting justice. Mr. Macdonald was born at Campbelltown, near Sydney, in September, 1834— more than 20 years before the constitution of Queensland at a separate colony. At the age of 18 years he joined his brother, a civil engineer, in Victoria, and gained a considerable knowledge of engineering and surveying. A few years later he took up farming near Geelong, and became not only the model farmer of the district, but the chairman of a local farmers' association—probably the first farmers' association established in Australia—the chairman of the local road board, and a judge for the Geelong Agricultural Society. In May, 1859, he sold out his Victorian interests, and came to Queensland, joining another brother, Mr. P. F. Macdonald, Yaamba, near Rockhampton. Soon afterwards the two brothers start- ed on their first exploration tour. They explored the head waters of the Nogoa and Belyando Rivers, where they took up a large area of pastoral country. Two years after the constitution of Queensland as a separate colony, Mr. J. G. Macdonald explored the districts drained by the Burdekin. Einasleigh, and Lynd Rivers, and, on behalf of Southern financiers, amongst whom were John Robertnon, afterwards Sir John, and the late Captain Towns, he established the Inkerman, Strathbogie, Dalrymple, Kirknie, Leichhardt Downs, and Carpentaria Downs stations. In the following year, on behalf of this adventurous firm of station promoters, Mr. Macdonald, ac- companied by two stockmen and some black boys, explored the Gulf country, and took up great pastoral areas in the neighbourhood of where Burketown and Normanton now stand. For more than 10 years Mr. Macdonald managed Stations stretching between Inkerman, near Bowen, and the Plains of Promise near the present site of Burketown, contending against floods, droughts, and a score of privations unknown to the pastoralist of to-day. In 1872 he relinquished his pastoral pursuits, and was appointed police magistrate and gold commissioner at Gilberton. Soon afterwards be was transferred to Charters Towers. He performed splendid service at ChartersTowers, especially during the very disturbed period of 1873 on that field. During the next twenty years he filled positions of police magistrate, mining warden, and land commissioner at Springsure, Bowen, Townsville, and Warwick, and in 1903 he was appointed police Magistrate at South Brisbane, an office which he filled until his retirement under the age limit in 1905. Mr. Macdonald, though over 70 years of age when he retired from the magisterial bench, was much too active to live a life of inactivity, so he became the chairman of probably a dozen wages boards, just then being established in accordance with an Act passed by the Kidston Government. Subsequently he became visiting Justice to St. Helena, Brisbane gaol, and the various industrial schools and benevolent and mental asylums in the metropolitan district, an office which he filled with great tact and ability until the time of his death. As a magistrate, visiting justice, and chairman of wages boards Mr. Macdonald was dominated wholly by sweet reasonableness. He did not browbeat a witness, or lecture an accused person, or dictate, to the persons seeking to arrive at some agreement. Amiability was the keynote of his success - amiability combined with the rare gift of summing up human nature. As a pri- vate citizen Mr. Macdonald was much beloved. Even when Pressmen occasionally went to him, and had to leave without getting what they sought, they were able to take their leave feeling that Mr. Macdonaid's refusal was a great deal more kind and considerate than the granting of a request by many other officials. Mr. Macdonaid had no more sincere admirers In the community than the Pressmen, who so frequently met him and the officials on his own staff. They knew him to be a thorough gentleman in the truest meaning of the word. ****** This was just one of many newspaper articles published across Australia on his death |
Source References: |
52. Type: Australia Birth Marriage Death Index 1787 - 1985 Record |
- Reference = (Marriage) |
- Notes: Australia Marriage Index, 1788-1950 about John Mcdonald
Name: John Mcdonald Spouse Name: Adelaide M A Graham Marriage Date: 1856 Marriage Place: New South Wales Registration Place: Campbelltown, New South Wales Registration Year: 1856 Volume Number: V |
- Reference = (Death) |
- Notes: Australia Death Index, 1787-1985 about John Graham Macdonald
Name: John Graham Macdonald Death Date: 29 May 1918 Death Place: Queensland Father's Name: Alexander Cameron Macdonald Mother's Name: Sarah Warby Registration Place: Queensland Registration number: B 027296 Page Number: 1216 |
- Reference = (Birth) |
- Notes: Australia Birth Index, 1788-1922 about John Mcdonald
Name: John Mcdonald Birth Date: 1834 Father's Name: Alexander Mcdonald Mother's Name: Sarah Birth Place: New South Wales Registration Year: 1834 Registration Place: Campbelltown, New South Wales Volume Number: V1834689 18 |
- Reference = (Marriage) |
- Notes: Australia Marriage Index, 1788-1950 about John Graham Macdonald
Name: John Graham Macdonald Spouse Name: Esther Elizabeth Samson Marriage Date: 1 Jan 1903 Marriage Place: Queensland Registration Place: Queensland Registration Year: 1903 Registration number: 002141 Page Number: 15788 |
60. Type: Newspaper, Title: Trove, http://trove.nla.gov.au |
- Reference = (Marriage) |
- Notes: Sydney Morning Herald 10 Jan 1856
MARRIAGE. At Campbell Town, on Tuesday, the 8th instant, by special license by the Rev. W. McKee, John, fourth son of the late Mr. Alexander McDonald, of Campbell Town, to Adelaide Mary Ann Amelia, second daughter of the late Mr. James Graham, of the same place. |
- Reference = (Burial) |
- Notes: Brisbane Courier 30 May 1918
FUNERALS MACDONALD -The Funeral of the late J G MACDONALD (late Police Magistrate and Visiting Justice) will move from his residence, "Kotoro" Merivale street South Brisbane THIS (Thursday) AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock for the Toowong Cemetery |
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