Atella Marie Cossart

F, b. circa 1746
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Audrey Eleanor Cossart

F, b. 19 February 1907, d. 13 August 1987
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Child of Audrey Eleanor Cossart and John Leslie Roy Budd

Barbe Elizabeth Cossart

F, b. 1749
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Beatrice Kathleen Cossart

F, b. 31 March 1888, d. 28 June 1974
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  • Beatrice Kathleen Cossart was born on 31 March 1888 in Pipeclay Creek, Queensland.
  • She was the daughter of Joseph Cossart and Sarah Ann (Annie) Bidgood.
  • The following article appeared in The Brisbane Courier on 5 August 1912. "The members of the Coronation Lawn Tennis Club held a visitors' afternoon at their court in the Botanic Gardens on Saturday. Several games were played during the afternoon, and dainty refreshments were served by the members. The chairman (Mr. Freedman) on behalf of the club presented one of the members (Miss Beatrice Cossart) with a very pretty sugar and cream service, mounted on a tray, together with a handsome silver sweet dish in honour of her approaching marriage. The gift was suitably acknowledged. Amongst those present were Mesdames Cossart, Sheldon, Grieve, Voigt, McKinnell, Wiggins, Misses Cossart (2), Voigt (2), Brosnan, O'Keefe, McKinncll, Grimes, Banfield, Hughes, Orr, Messers. Grieve, Freedman, Ballarin, Wiggins, Cherry, Evans, Pugin, Schureck."
  • A notice regarding the marriage of Beatrice to George Bruce Smith appeared in the Social column of The Brisbane Courier on 10 August 1912. "The marriage of Mr. G. Bruce-Smith to Miss Beatrice Cossart will take place in the Albert Street Methodist Church next Wednesday, at 11 a.m."

  • At the age of 24 years, 4 months and 14 days, Beatrice Kathleen Cossart married George Bruce-Smith, son of George Bruce Smith and Mary Ann Park, on 14 August 1912 in Albert Street Methodist Church, Brisbane, Queensland.
  • At the time their brother Noel died in Brisbane on 23 June 1944, both Beatrice Kathleen Cossart and Percival Nelson Cossart lived in Sydney.
  • On 8 April 1954 Beatrice Kathleen Cossart and George Bruce-Smith lived in Sydney, New South Wales.
  • On 12 May 1971,her husband, George Bruce-Smith died in Sydney, New South Wales, at age 82.
  • Beatrice Kathleen Cossart died on 28 June 1974 in Gladesville, Sydney, New South Wales, at age 86.

Child of Beatrice Kathleen Cossart and George Bruce-Smith

Benigna Caritas Cossart

F, b. 22 October 1748, d. 22 November 1773
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  • Benigna Caritas Cossart was also known as Benigna Caritas de Cossart St Aubin d'Espier.
  • She was baptized on 22 October 1748 in Fetter Lane Moravian Church, London, England.
  • She was the daughter of Heinrich Frederic Cossart and Amalia Faillard.
  • Benigna Caritas Cossart died on 22 November 1773 in Neuwied, Rhineland, Preussen, at age 25.

Benjamin Cossart

M, b. circa 1692
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Child of Benjamin Cossart and Mary Unknown

Benjamin Cossart

M, b. 1674
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  • Benjamin Cossart was born in 1674 in Dublin, Ireland.
  • He was the son of David Cossart and Marguerite Congnard.
  • Benjamin Cossart left a will in 1749 in Dublin.

Beryl Margaret Cossart

F, b. 2 February 1932, d. 17 October 1977
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Betty Lorraine Cossart

F, b. 18 January 1931, d. 3 November 1975
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Catherine Cossart

F, b. 1533
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Catherine Cossart Third

F, b. circa 1654
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  • Catherine Cossart Third was born circa 1654 in Rouen. She became a nun in the Convent od Notre Dame des Anges.
  • She was the daughter of Estienne Cossart Fourth and Marie Goden.

Charles Blandy Cossart

M, b. 1 June 1876, d. 27 June 1925
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Children of Charles Blandy Cossart and Maria Anne di Bianchi

Charles Edward Cossart

M, b. 2 September 1885, d. 6 January 1963
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  • Charles Edward Cossart was born on 2 September 1885 in Rosewood, Queensland, Australia.
  • He was the son of James Cossart and Rhoda Bidgood.
  • Charles Edward Cossart attended school in Boonah State School.
  • He attended school in Ipswich Boys Grammar.
  • During the 1913/1914 Cricket Season, Charles played for Queensland.
  • At the age of 31 years and 18 days, Charles Edward Cossart married Beatrice Clara Bowes, daughter of Rev Joseph Bowes and Clara Dawson, on 20 September 1916 in Queensland.
  • Charles Edward Cossart died on 6 January 1963 in Queensland at age 77. He died after an operation.
  • Charles was buried on 7 January 1963 in Boonah, Queensland.
  • Charles Edward Cossart also went by the name of Tory.

Children of Charles Edward Cossart and Beatrice Clara Bowes

Charles John Crosthwait Cossart

M, b. 17 May 1853, d. 23 November 1919
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  • Charles John Crosthwait Cossart was born on 17 May 1853.
  • He was the son of Peter Cossart Second and Jane Edwards.
  • In 1870, after their father's Peter Cossart's death, Charles and Leland took over the firm of Cossart, Gordon & Co. When Leland died in 1898, Charles became the senior partner.
  • At the age of 21 years, 4 months and 12 days, Charles John Crosthwait Cossart married Anna Mary Fuber Blandy on 29 September 1874.
  • He was an ardent botanist and his fern collection is held in the Herbarium of Municipal Do Funchal (NATURAL HISTORY)(MADEIRA, PORTUGAL.)
  • Charles John Crosthwait Cossart died on 23 November 1919 in Madeira at age 66.

Children of Charles John Crosthwait Cossart and Anna Mary Fuber Blandy

Charles Cossart Second

M, b. 1676, d. 1744
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  • Charles Cossart Second was born in 1676 in Rouen, France.
  • He was the son of Noel Cossart Third and Ann Petit.
  • Charles Cossart Second witnessed the Note of Noel Cossart Third and Ann Petit in 1696; Noel, his wife Elizabeth and their children fled to London at the time of the Revocation. He was admitted to membership in the Threadneedle Street French Church in 1696.
  • Charles Cossart Second died in 1744 in London, England. He and his wife Elizabeth left no children.

Dr Christian Frederick Cossart

M, b. 30 November 1739, d. 21 February 1818
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  • Dr Christian Frederick Cossart was born on 30 November 1739 in Heerendyke, Holland. His father had returned to Holland from the Isle of Man and stayed there before making extensive tours of the south of France. He was the oldest of five children.
  • He was the son of Heinrich Frederic Cossart and Amalia Faillard.
  • Dr Christian Frederick Cossart attended school in the Unity Schools circa 1755. He then went to Berlin where he studied apothecary and to become a surgeon. On completing his education, he travelled to the Moravian settlement in Ireland where he worked as a doctor in the newly formed settlement of Gracehill. His house, built by well-known master carpenter and builder Mark Berry, was amongst the first built in the settlement. Built on the corner of the square overlooking the green, the house was occupied by Christian for over 50 years. On his death it was pulled down to accommodate the new Single Brethren's dwelling.
  • In 1770 he was a doctor in Moravian Community, Gracehill, County Atrium, Northern Ireland.
  • At the age of 30 years, Dr Christian Frederick Cossart married Ann Gordon, daughter of Alexander Gordon, in 1770 in Dublin, Ireland. Ann was a member of the Dublin Moravian Congregation. Her sister Elizabeth had married William Horne, who along with Cennick had established the Gracehill congregation.
  • Dr Christian Frederick Cossart died on 21 February 1818 in Gracehill, County Atrium, Northern Ireland, at age 78.
  • Christian was buried in the Moravian Cemetery.
  • He left a will dated February 1818. "I leave to my dear wife that part of my dwelling used by Lydia Athenlack, to be an asylum for her widowhood, and on her death the capital from the house and my estate in Dublin to be divided into four equal share (or five if my son Henry be living in America) share and share alike. To my son Joseph one feather bed and my wearing apparel. To my daughter Sarah Eagleson my stop watch. To Fred Hasse my eiderdown bed. After my decease, my dwelling, out buildings and offices to be disposed to the proprietors of the settlement according to the agreement. After death, my body is to remain uninterred 4-5 days - particularly if that event is occasioned by apoplexy. I direct that my funeral be frugal - a plain deal coffin.
    Witnessed by Saml Reiehel, Saml Connnor, Jas Lilly."
  • On 22 May 1819 the foundation stone was laid for a new house for the Single Brethren - on the site where the Cossart house had stood for over fifty years.
  • The following is from and entry in the Gracehill congregational diary on March 23 1810. The diary transcribed by Rosalie White.
    "Lydia Athenlack, a well-known inhabitant of Gracehill died. She was born in Dublin in 1737 of respectable and wealthy parents, and married a tradesman there. She heard of Gracehill when visiting relatives in the north, and was received into the congregation in 1783, spending 27 years here. She was altogether an eccentric character and had much trouble with her children - and many maladies. In her latter years, she lived entirely alone, someone attending for a few hours each day. On account of her great bulk, she lived upstairs, letting down from the window a little basket for provisions, and the door key for those she permitted to enter. Notwithstanding her oddities, she showed evidence of great piety, and was removed from her "troublesome house of pilgrimage" in her 73rd year. She bequeathed a sum of money to build and extension to the Widows House."

Children of Dr Christian Frederick Cossart and Ann Gordon

Christina Cossart

F, b. 1859
  • Christina Cossart was born in 1859 in County Antrim, Northern Ireland.
  • She appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 in Ballymena, Antrim. Christina is shown as the 42 year old head of the househhold. She was born in Antrim and was a Moravian nurse/domestic servant unmarried. Living with her were two boarders -Margaret McCann a 60 year old domestic servant, born Antrim and Eliza Hayes 66, a charwoman born Antrim. Both were Presbyterians.

Daisy Lillian Cossart

F, b. 28 February 1887, d. 1953
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  • Daisy Lillian Cossart was born on 28 February 1887 in Dugandan, Boonah, Queensland.
  • She was the daughter of James Cossart and Rhoda Bidgood.
  • Daisy Lillian Cossart attended school in Boonah State School.
  • She attended school in Glen Innes, New South Wales, Australia.
  • At the age of 33 years, 1 month and 11 days, Daisy Lillian Cossart married Reverend John James Wilson, son of Thomas Henry Wilson and Elizabeth Sherriff, on 8 April 1920 in Queensland. This was a double wedding with her sister Nellie and Oswald EVA.
  • Daisy Lillian Cossart died in 1953 in Queensland.

Daniel Cossart

M, b. 1579
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Daniel Cossart Second

M, b. 1662
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  • Daniel Cossart Second was born in 1662 in Rouen, France.
  • He was the son of David Cossart and Marguerite Congnard.
  • Daniel Cossart Second immigrated in 1669 with David Cossart and Marguerite Congnard. David and Marguerite fled to Ireland before the Revocation with their family of seven children and established themselves in Dublin. Another three children were born there.
  • Daniel became a merchant of Sligo in Ireland.
  • Daniel Cossart Second left a will in 1701 in Sligo, Ireland.

Daniel Cossart Third

M, b. 1675
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  • Daniel Cossart Third was born in 1675 in Rouen, France.
  • He was the son of Noel Cossart Third and Ann Petit.
  • Daniel Cossart Third witnessed the Note of Noel Cossart Third and Ann Petit in 1696; Noel, his wife Elizabeth and their children fled to London at the time of the Revocation. He was admitted to membership in the Threadneedle Street French Church in 1696.

David Cossart

M, b. 12 October 1858, d. 6 September 1902
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David Cossart 1858-1902

  • David Cossart was born on 12 October 1858 in County Atrium, Northern Ireland.
  • He was the son of Henry Cossart and Mary Walker.
  • His year of birth is stated elsewhere in the book "Cossarts and Allied Families" as 1860.
  • David Cossart immigrated to Moreton Bay, Queensland, in 1864. on the "Flying Cloud" with his parents and siblings.
    The "Flying Cloud" - the ship on which the Cossart family travelled to Moreton Bay in 1864.
  • In 1875 both Joseph and David Cossart worked at the Cameron and Hebbel's Sawmill at Perseverance where they became skilled sawmill hands. They also worked at Duncan Munro's Mill at Geham, Filshie & Broadfoot at Hampton Sawmills (located at Merrits Creek) and Pechey's Mill at Pechey.
  • In February 1878 David attended a Gospel Class meeting. He became a lay preacher in August 1879.
  • In the early1890's he ran a Firewood Depot at the corner of Neil and Russell Streets in Toowoomba in partnership with his nephews Jack and Harry Cossart.
  • At the age of 36 years, David Cossart married Ella Maud Dothie, daughter of James Dothie and Sarah Ann Wilkinson, in 1895 in Queensland.
  • On 28 February 1898 the following article appeared in the "Brisbane Courier":- "Name of Deceased Proprietor.-Henry Cossart, late of Pipeclay, near Toowoomba, farmer- Date of Dteath.-11th January, 1878.
    Name of Claimant -Mary Cossart, of Ipswich, widow of deceased.
    Description and Situation of Land.-Selection 294 and portion 5, county of Cavendish, parish of Crow's Nest.
    Estate Claimed to be Transmitted.-Life estate.
    Particulars of Will or Otherwise.-Will dated 18th June, 1874.
    Date within which Caveat may be Lodged. -5th April, 1898

    Name of Deceased Proprietor.-Henry Cossart aforesaid.
    Date of Death.-11th January, 1878.
    Names of Claimants.-James Cossart, of Dugandan, saw-mill proprietor, and David Cossart, of the same place, sawyer.
    Description and Situation of Land.-Selec- tion 294 and portion 5, county of Cavendish, parish of Crow's Nest.
    Estate Claimed to be Transmitted.-Fee simple in remainder.
    Particulars of Will or Otherwise.-Will dated 18th June, 1874.
    Date within which Caveat may be Lodged. -5th April, 1898.
  • David Cossart died on 6 September 1902 in Queensland at age 43. He had "for the last twenty years, suffered from an insidious disease, which has baffled the skill of many doctors .... and once before, about ten years ago had been at deaths door .... about six weeks ago he was compelled to take to his bed......he endured great pain which was borne with great fortitude".
    Rev John Adamson described David - "as a man, his physical frame was not robust, and this was the result of years of suffering; but intellectually he was strong, vigorous, capable, while morally and spiritually his life was of a high type indeed. He was modest and retiring to the end, and deeply appreciated his home and the company of his wife and child, whom he dearly loved."
  • David was buried on 8 September 1902 in Tetiotville Cemetery, Queensland. "The funeral was one of the largest ever seen in the district. Men of all classes and different creeds assembled to pay their respects .... places of business were closed as the funeral procession passed through town".
    After David's death, Ella returned to Melbourne with their daughter Edith.
  • The following article appeared in the The Brisbane Courier on 26 January 1903. Name of Deceased Proprietor.-David Cossart, late of Dugandan, sawyer.
    Date of Death.-6th September, 1902.
    Name of Claimant.-Ella Maud Cossart, of the same place, widow of deceased.
    Description and Situation of Land. Allotments 6 and 7 of section 1, town of Dugandan ; portion 205, parish of Dugandan ; and resubdivision 5 of subdivision 2 of resubdivison 1 and of resubdivision 6 of subdivision 1 of portion 209, parish of Coochin ;-all in the county of Ward.
    Estate Claimed to be Transmitted.-Fee simple.
    Particulars of Will or Otherwise -Will dated 23rd August, 1902.
    Date within which Caveat may be Lodeed -2nd March, 1903.

Child of David Cossart and Ella Maud Dothie

David Cossart

M, b. 14 December 1715
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  • David Cossart was baptized on 14 December 1715 in St Mary, Dublin. His father's occupation at the time of David's baptism was merchant.
  • He was the son of Benjamin Cossart and Mary Unknown.

David Cossart

M, b. 1649
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David Cossart

M, b. 1 October 1623, d. December 1683
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  • David Cossart was baptized on 1 October 1623 in Rouen, France.
  • He was the son of Pierre Cossart Third and Marie Baudouyn.
  • At the age of 31 years, 1 month and 7 days, David Cossart married Marguerite Congnard on 8 November 1654. She was the sister of Judith Congnard who married his brother Jacques.
  • Around in 1669 David Cossart and Marguerite Congnard left France . David and Marguerite fled to Ireland before the Revocation with their family of seven children and established themselves in Dublin. Another three children were born there.
  • David Cossart died in December 1683 in Dublin, Ireland, at age 60.

Children of David Cossart and Marguerite Congnard

David Cossart Fifth

M, b. 1659
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  • David Cossart Fifth was born in 1659 in Rouen, France.
  • He was the son of David Cossart and Marguerite Congnard.
  • David Cossart Fifth immigrated in 1669 with David Cossart and Marguerite Congnard. David and Marguerite fled to Ireland before the Revocation with their family of seven children and established themselves in Dublin. Another three children were born there.

David Cossart Fourth

M, b. 1655, d. before 1659
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David Nicolous Cossart

M, b. 22 March 1744, d. 16 June 1818
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  • David Nicolous Cossart was also known as David Nicolous de Cossart St Aubin d'Espier.
  • He was born on 22 March 1744 in Montmirail, Kanton, Neuchatel, Switzerland.
  • He was the son of Heinrich Frederic Cossart and Amalia Faillard.
  • David Nicolous Cossart was baptized in St Blaise, Neuchatel.
  • David Nicolous Cossart died on 16 June 1818 in Niesky, Oberlausitz, Bradenberg, Preussen, at age 74.

David Cossart Seventh

M, b. 24 October 1695
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  • David Cossart Seventh was baptized on 24 October 1695 in St Michan, Dublin, Ireland. His father's occupation at the time of David's baptism was merchant.
  • He was the son of Samuel Cossart Second and Jane Unknown.

David Cossart Sixth

M, b. 1685
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