Joseph Weatherburn

1884 - 1940  (56 years)    Has 10 ancestors and 73 descendants in this family tree.

 Set As Default Person    

• Name	Joseph Weatherburn
  Born	12 Jun 1884	Lambton, Newcastle, NSW, Australia
  Gender	Male
  Registration	1913	Peeramon, QLD, Australia   [1]
  farmer
  Registration	1919	Peeramon, QLD, Australia   [1]
  farmer [ Joe was lessee of the Peeramon Hotel in 1919 so perhaps the roll had not been amended]
  Registration	1930	Mareeba, QLD, Australia   [1]
  Royal Hotel - licensed victualler
  Registration	1936	Mareeba, QLD, Australia   [1]
  Royal Hotel - licensed victualler
  Died	20 Jul 1940	Cairns, QLD, Australia
  		Obituary Mr Joseph Weatherburn
  Buried	22 Jul 1940	Martyn Street Cemetery, Cairns, QLD, Australia
  Notes	1922-07-22 - NORTHERN QUEENSLAND. - SUCCESSFUL SETTLER'S OPINION. BRISBANE, Friday. Mr. J. Weatherburn, who 12 years ago relinquished his calling as a coal miner at Newcastle and sought his fortunes on the land in Queensland, was a visitor to the "Department of Agriculture" today. He said the assertion that North Queensland was not a fit place for white people to live in was far from being the truth. He went to Peeramon, on the Atherton scrub plateau, in 1910 and took up a scrub selection of 80 acres. He had little knowledge of agriculture and but little Capital, but he worked with such good effect that, assisted by his wife. in but a comparatively short while he was well on the road to success, and finally, four years ago, he was in a position to lease his farm and live privately. Mr. Weatherburn said that others in the district had done even better than he, but they had more capital to start with. Mr. Weatherburn is now proceeding to Newcastle, where he may enter into business. 1923 - Joe & Family went back and had an Orchard at Dora Creek, NSW *6.12.1923 The Gosford Times and Wyong District Advocate - Dora Creek. HOTEL APPLICATION REFUSED. The Newcastle Licensing Court recently dealt with an application by Joseph Weatherburn for a publican's license for premises proposed to be erected at Dora Creek. Among the objectors who gave evidence was Rev. F. A. Woodger, Church of England Minister, who said that he had been Rector of Bora Creek since September, 1920. He had not resided in Dora Creek earlier because he could not get a house. He had been in the immediate vicinity of Dora Creek for almost six years. He prepared a list of residents of the area within one mile of the site of the proposed hotel. On January 1, 1919, there were 260 adults in the area, and 175 children, making a total population of 435. In 1923 the total population was 378, and the adult population 209. The Court's finding was: On the evidence before it, the Licensing Court finds that it has not been proved to its satisfaction that there has been a large increase of population within the meaning of section 6, clause A of the Local Government Act, 1919, in the area within a radius of one mile from the site of the proposed premises, since January 1, 1919. The Court considers that, having so found, it cannot recommend the Governor to grant the petition, and it is, therefore, useless taking further evidence. It will recommend the Governor to refuse the petition. [2]
  Oldest Known Ancestors	Paternal Line: Henry Weatherburn b. Abt 1715 Maternal Line: Catherine Greener b. 1854
  Person ID	I1296	Roy~Royes | Weatherburn
  Last Modified	2 Jul 2018

  
  

  Father	John Weatherburn           b. 1852, Hutton, Borders, Scotland           d. 30 Nov 1918, Sandgate, Newcastle, NSW, Australia  (Age 66 years)
  Mother	Catherine Greener           b. 1854, Crawcrook, Durham, England           d. 31 Jan 1918, Guildford, WA, Australia  (Age 64 years)
  Married	31 Dec 1874
  Family ID	F330	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Bertha Gardener           b. 21 Jun 1886, Adamstown, Newcastle, NSW, Australia           d. 9 Dec 1957, Cairns, QLD, Australia  (Age 71 years)
  Married	27 Feb 1907	Adamstown, Newcastle, NSW, Australia   [3]
  Children	+ 1. John William Weatherburn           b. 1 Aug 1907, Dora Creek, NSW, Australia           d. 27 Jul 1959, Mareeba, QLD, Australia  (Age 51 years) ▸ Ethel Ruth Royes, m. 1 Nov 1933 + 2. Edith Irene Weatherburn           b. 12 Oct 1909, Dora Creek, NSW, Australia           d. Abt 1962  (Age 52 years) ▸ Reginald Gordon Smith, m. Abt 1932 + 3. Mary Catherine Weatherburn           b. 30 Apr 1913, Tolga, QLD, Australia           d. 26 Nov 1995, Sandgate, Brisbane, QLD, Australia  (Age 82 years) ▸ William Dorward, m. Abt 1935 + 4. Leslie Joseph Weatherburn           b. 17 Jan 1921, Atherton, QLD, Australia           d. 27 Feb 1985, Brisbane, QLD, Australia  (Age 64 years) + 5. Allan Weatherburn           b. 27 Dec 1928, Mareeba, QLD, Australia           d. 27 Jun 1992, Cairns, QLD, Australia  (Age 63 years)
  Photos » Slide Show		Bertha and Joe Weatherburn
  		Royal Hotel, Mareeba, burnt down in July 2000
  		Royal Hotel, Mareeba, Christmas 1934 Joe and Bertha Weatherburn ran the Royal Hotel, Mareeba, in early 1930s. The photo is thought to have been taken around Christmas 1934. From the post that starts at H in sign: Catherine Weatherburn, Bertha (Gardener) and Joe Weatherburn, Mary Gardener, Ruth (Royes) Weatherburn, Les Weatherburn, Mary (Weatherburn) Dorward
  		At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
  Last Modified	21 Nov 2015
  Family ID	F331	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map		Born - 12 Jun 1884 - Lambton, Newcastle, NSW, Australia Married - 27 Feb 1907 - Adamstown, Newcastle, NSW, Australia Registration - 1913 - Peeramon, QLD, Australia Registration - 1919 - Peeramon, QLD, Australia Registration - 1930 - Mareeba, QLD, Australia Registration - 1936 - Mareeba, QLD, Australia Died - 20 Jul 1940 - Cairns, QLD, Australia Buried - 22 Jul 1940 - Martyn Street Cemetery, Cairns, QLD, Australia  = Link to Google Earth
  Pin Legend	: Address       : Location       : City/Town       : County/Shire       : State/Province       : Country       : Not Set

  
  

• Photos		Joe Weatherburn (1884-1940)
  		Bartle Frere group See history item Romance of Bartle Frere

  
  

  Histories

  Romance of Bartle Frere First Party Up and Over Mt Bartle Frere, highest mountain in Queensland, located 70km south of Cairns, in 1919

  
  

• Sources

  [S12] Australian Electoral Rolls 1901-1980, Ancestry.com. [S242] Correspondent Glenda Pollard, Glenda Pollard, 13 Jan 2016. [S307] Australia Marriage Index, 1788-1949, (Ancestry.com).