Dr Robert Eric Henry

• Health Workers: Other Health Workers

• Dr Robert Eric Henry was born circa 1880.
• He attended Carl Heinrich Wilhelm Schmidt when he had an accident at Leslie Bert Stark's pinelands farm on 29 November 1926The Brisbane Courier reported:-" Accident.-On November 24 Mr. C. Schmidt. plumber,who was engaged erect in a tank at Mr. Les. Stark's farm, Pinelands, missed his footing and fell off the tank stand to the ground, a distance of over 20ft., sustaining a severely lacerated arm by coming in contact during his fall with a barbed wire fence. Dr. R. E. Henry inserted five stitches in the wounded arm."
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• Dr Robert Eric Henry appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1930 living at Crow's Nest. He was a medical practitioner.
  

Elizabeth Hensby

• Charts: Descendants of Charles Robinson

• Elizabeth Hensby was born circa 1876 in Bishop Wilton, Yorkshire.
• Her marriage to Charles William Robinson, son of Charles Robinson and Elizabeth Smith, was registered in the December 1897 Quarter Registration District.
• Elizabeth Hensby appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 in Tollerton. Elizabeth is shown as a 25 year old born Bishop Wilton.
  
• Elizabeth was buried in 1935.

Jacob Henschele

• Jacob Henschele was born circa 1840.
• Jacob Henschele married Verena Steinegger in 1884 in Queensland.

Helena Auguste Margaretha Maria Henschell

• Helena Auguste Margaretha Maria Henschell was born in 1881 in Queensland. She was the daughter of William Henschell and Johanna Hess.
  
• At the age of 22 years, Helena Auguste Margaretha Maria Henschell married Arthur Daniel Hurley, son of Michael Hurley and Deborah Patch, in 1903 in Queensland.
• Helena Auguste Margaretha Maria Henschell died in 1927 in Queensland.

Emma Henson

Rosa Kingston with Emma (nee Kingston) and John Bircher. Photo courtesy of Merv Johnson.

• Emma Henson was also known as Emma Kingston.
• She was born on 19 November 1840 in Ashby De La Zouch, Leicestershire/Derbyshire. Emma was the illegitimate child of Sarah Henson and possibly James Kingston. She was born at 10.30 at the workhouse of Samuel ? where her mother Sarah was employed. Emma was known as Emma Kingston.
  
• She was the daughter of James Kingston and Sarah Henson.
• Emma Henson was baptized on 6 February 1841 in Clifton Campville, Somerset.
• At the time of the 30 March 1851 census, Emma Henson was living in the household of James Kingston and Sarah Henson. James was shown as a 27 year old collier born Rosliston, Derbyshire living with his 27 year old wife Sarah born Newton, Leicestershire and their children Emma aged 10, born Ashby, Leicestershire, Thomas 6, William 4 both born Rosliston, Derby, James 2 born Clifton, Campville, Staffordshire and Leah aged 1 born Rosliston Derby.
  
  
• At the age of 20 years and 20 days, Emma Henson married John Bircher, son of William Bircher and Mary Dennis, on 9 December 1860 in Ogley Hay. Witnesses to the marriage were Henry Hough and Hannah Hough.
  
• Emma Henson and John Bircher appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 in Brownhills. John is shown as a 31 year old and Emma as 30. Agnes Kingston, a 13 year old domestic is living with them as is their adopted daughter Rosa aged 2.
  
  
• In 1872 Emma and John Bircher adopted Rosa Kingston after her mother Mary Bircher's death.
  
• Emma Henson and John Bircher appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 in Walsall Foreign. John is shown as a 41 year old bricklayer and local methodist preacher born Tamworth, living with his wife Emma, 40 born Clifton Stafford. His niece Rosa R Bircher 12 born Walsall Wood, and two lodgers John Poxon born Clayhanger, Stafford a coal miner, and Agnes Poxon 23 born Darlaston Stafford. Agnes was the sister of Emma. After Emma and John Bircher moved to Heath Hayes on the Cannock Chase, Rosa went to live with Agnes and John Poxton.
  
  
• Emma Henson witnessed the birth of John William Poxon on 26 November 1894 in Clayhanger, Walsall; His aunt Emma Bircher was present at his birth.
  
• Emma Henson and John Bircher appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 in Cannock Parish, Staffordshire. John is shown as 61 years old, born Tamworth, Staffordshire, a bricklayer. Emma is shown as 60 born Clifton.
  
  
• On 6 March 1909,her husband, John Bircher died in Walsall Wood. He died of senility. His nephew William Turner was present at his death.
• Emma Henson died on 7 July 1918 in Walsall Wood at age 77. Emma's nephew William Turner was present at her death.

Sarah Henson

Sarah Kingston (nee Hensen) 1832-1903. Mother of William Kingston, mother-in-law of Ellen Chambers. Photo courtesy of Merv Johnson.

• Sarah Henson was also known as Hanson. The surname used for her birth and baptism was Hensen but Hansen is used on the birth records of the children.
  
• She was born on 11 March 1823 in Swepstone, England.
• She was baptized on 23 September 1823 in Swepstone.
• She was baptized on 13 April 1827 in Clifton Campville. She was listed as illegitimate.
• He was a servant and then a housewife.
  
• At the age of 21 years, 1 month and 3 days, Sarah Henson married James Kingston, son of Thomas Kingston and Leah Parker, on 14 April 1844 in Clifton, Campville. The banns were read on 24th, 31st March and 7 April 1844. Witnesses to the marriage were Richard Heath and Emily Spencer.
  
• Sarah Henson and James Kingston appeared on the census of 30 March 1851. James was shown as a 27 year old collier born Rosliston, Derbyshire living with his 27 year old wife Sarah born Newton, Leicestershire and their children Emma aged 10, born Ashby, Leicestershire, Thomas 6, William 4 both born Rosliston, Derby, James 2 born Clifton, Campville, Staffordshire and Leah aged 1 born Rosliston Derby.
  
  
• Sarah Henson and James Kingston appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 in Friezland, Stonnall. James is shown as a labourer on the roads. Sarah is shown as being born at Clifton, Staffordshire. William aged 24 is listed as a clerk (unemployed) and Joseph aged 18 as a coal miner, Leah aged 20 is an unemployed domestic servant.
  
  
• Sarah Henson and James Kingston immigrated on 20 May 1880. James Kingston and his wife Sarah, their daughter Leah and Richard Bennett, son John, daughter Patience and William and Mary (Polly) their grandchihldren left Plymouth on 20 May 1880. They came to Australia on the "Shenir" and landed in Brisbane on 25 August 1880. They immigrated as free passengers. Leah and her husband Richard Bennett remained in Stanley Street, South Brisbane. William was listed as William BENNETT not William Kingston.
  
• On 6 July 1901,her husband, James Kingston died in Bundaberg, Queensland, at age 78. His cause of death was senile decay. After his death Sarah moved in with her son John and his wife Alice until she died.
  
• Sarah Henson died on 13 January 1903 in Bundaberg, Queensland, at age 79. She died of senile decay.
• Sarah was buried on 14 January 1903 in Bundaberg General Cemetery. She is buried with her husband James, and grandson Harold Dudley Kingston who died in 1926. There is no monument on the grave.
• COMPILERS NOTE: One of Agnes' sons compiled record from the original diary of Joseph Kingston on his voyage to Australia in 1878. Together with the transcript of the diary he indicates that "our grandparents James and Sarah Kingston with the following members of the family emigrated to Queensland landing in Maryborough in 1880 from the sailing ship "Scottish Lass" (actually the "Sheir").The following came out together. James and Sarah Kingston, son William and wife Ellen (actually came in 1883 on the "El Dorado"), son James and wife, I forget her name, daughter Sarah Ann, son John, daughter Patience, also Willie Kingston son of Tom Kingston and Polly Thorne Toms daughter. The only members of the family of James and Sarah Kingston left in England were the oldest son Thomas the father of Willie Polly and Ross Turner, Emma the oldest daughter and her husband John Bircher, Agnes Elizabeth and her husband John Poxon.
  Joseph sent the pages of the diary to his sister Agnes Elizabeth Poxon in 1878. We took care and preserved the document until her death in 1921. It then passed on to her son JW Poxon who has taken care of it. When in Australia I promised Uncle Jo's grandson Herbert Kingston of Maryborough, Queensland that he should have the document which he should receive by the end of 1965."
  

Johanna Anna Hentschel

• Johanna Anna Hentschel was born circa 1850. She was the daughter of Samuel Heutschel and Caroline Bleschken.
  
• Johanna Anna Hentschel married Johann Friedrichk Christian Edward Kiem in 1874 in Queensland.
• In 1913,her husband, Johann Friedrichk Christian Edward Kiem died in Queensland.
• Johanna Anna Hentschel died in 1934 in Queensland.

Jane Henwood

• Jane Henwood was baptized on 31 May 1818 in Cornwall. Her father was recorded as a fisherman on her baptism record.
• She was the daughter of John Henwood and Jennifer Dunn.

John Henwood

• John Henwood was born circa 1780.
• John Henwood married Jennifer Dunn, daughter of James Dunn and Mary Lakeman, on 12 April 1804 in Cornwall.

Patience Henwood

• Patience Henwood was baptized on 7 May 1815 in Cornwall. Her father was recorded as a mariner on her baptism record.
  
• She was the daughter of John Henwood and Jennifer Dunn.

William Henwood

• William Henwood was baptized on 3 March 1805 in Cornwall.
• He was the son of John Henwood and Jennifer Dunn.

Marion Barrowman Hepburn

• Charts: Descendants of William Crawford.

• Marion Barrowman Hepburn was born circa 1890. She was the daughter of John Orr Hepburn and Elizabeth.
  
• Marion Barrowman Hepburn married William J Crawford, son of James Crawford and Flora Ann McMullen, in 1915 in New South Wales.
• Marion Barrowman Hepburn died in 1980 in New South Wales.

Dorothy Mollie Herbert

• Dorothy Mollie Herbert was born circa 1900.
• Dorothy Mollie Herbert married William George Hayden, son of Patrick Hayden and Margaret Peters, in 1921 in Queensland.
• Dorothy Mollie Herbert and William George Hayden appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1926 and 1930 living at Crow's Nest. William was a labourer and Dorothy carried out home duties.
  
• On 22 September 1934,her husband, William George Hayden died in Queensland.
• Dorothy Mollie Herbert married Chalres William Hudson, son of Herbert Hudson and Catherine Elizabeth White, in 1937 in Queensland.
• Dorothy Mollie Herbert and Chalres William Hudson appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1943 living at Crow's Nest. Charles was a farmer.
  
• In 1954,her husband, Chalres William Hudson died in Queensland.

Elizabeth Herbert

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Cossart

• Elizabeth Herbert was born in 1617.
• She was the daughter of Jehan Herbert Second and Elizabeth Cossart.

Elizabeth Herbert

• Elizabeth Herbert was born circa 1870.
• Elizabeth Herbert married John Germain in 1889 in Queensland.

Florence May Herbert

• Florence May Herbert was born on 18 May 1906. She was the daughter of Frederick William Herbert and Annie Amelia Rynehart.
  
• At the age of 18 years, Florence May Herbert married Alfred Xavier Littleton, son of Alfred Trevethan Littleton and Jane Gleeson, in 1925 in Queensland.
• Florence May Herbert and Alfred Xavier Littleton appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1930 and 1934 living at Crow's Nest. Alf was a school teacher.
  
• Florence May Herbert died on 12 June 1977 in Queensland at age 71.
• Florence was buried on 14 July 1977 in Drayton & Toowoomba Cemetery.

Irene Ethel Herbert

• Irene Ethel Herbert was born in 1904 in Queensland. She was the daughter of William Edward Herbert and Ethel Charlotte Edwards.
  
• At the age of 24 years, Irene Ethel Herbert married Alfred Ernest Genrich, son of Johann Ferdinand (Franz) Genrich and Manda Maria Trost, in 1928 in Queensland. They had three children.
• Irene Ethel Herbert died on 8 July 1970 in Queensland.
• Irene was buried in Cleveland Cemetery.

Jean Herbert

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Cossart

• Jean Herbert was born in 1622.
• He was the son of Jehan Herbert Second and Elizabeth Cossart.
• Jean Herbert died in 1685.

Jehan Herbert Second

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Cossart

• Jehan Herbert Second was born circa 1580. He was the son of Jehan HEBERT and Marie LE GRIS.
  
• Jehan Herbert Second married Elizabeth Cossart, daughter of Jacques Cossart and Marguerite Toustain, in February 1612.

Marie Herbert

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Cossart

• Marie Herbert was born in 1624.
• She was the daughter of Jehan Herbert Second and Elizabeth Cossart.
• Marie Herbert died on 20 October 1684.

Sarah Jane Herbert

• Charts: Descendants of John Burgess

• Sarah Jane Herbert was born circa 1855.
• Sarah Jane Herbert married John Burgess, son of Samuel Burgess and Ann Crocker, in 1875 in New South Wales.

Walter Herbertson

• Walter Herbertson was born circa 1895.
• Walter Herbertson married Emma Clara Wecker, daughter of Frederick Charles Wecker Senior and Anna Dorothea Spies, in 1920 in Queensland.

Barbara Marie Hergenhan

• New South Wales: OtherPioneers from New South Wales

• Barbara Marie Hergenhan was born in 1869 in New South Wales. She was the daugther of John Carl Hergenhen and Catherine.
  
• At the age of 34 years, Barbara Marie Hergenhan married William John Leemon, son of William Leemon and Sarah Blacka, in 1903 in New South Wales.
• Barbara Marie Hergenhan and William John Leemon appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1908 living at Cooby Creek.
• Barbara Marie Hergenhan and William John Leemon appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1912 living at Crow's Nest. Robert was a dairyman.
  
• Barbara Marie Hergenhan and William John Leemon appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1916 living at Anduramba. Robert was a dairyman.
  
• Barbara Marie Hergenhan and William John Leemon appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1930 living at Emu Creek. William was a farmer and Barbara carried out home duties. Their daughter Ivy also carried out home duties.
  
• In January 1935 At the time of their daughter Ivy's marriage William and Barbara were lining at Hunterville near Yarraman.
• Barbara Marie Hergenhan and William John Leemon appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1937 living at Mole Street, Toowoomba.
• On 31 August 1939,her husband, William John Leemon died in Queensland at age 74.
• Barbara Marie Hergenhan appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1949 living at Emu Creek. She most likely lived with her daughter Kate and son in law Fred Miller.
• Barbara Marie Hergenhan died in 1956 in Queensland.

Clara Selwyn Heritage

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Staines.

• Clara Selwyn Heritage was born on 14 June 1886 in Brockville, Ontario, Canada.
• At the age of 52 years, Clara Selwyn Heritage married Samuel Everett Staines, son of Samuel Staines and Emily Staff, in 1939.

Emma Herman

• Emma Herman was born circa 1870. She was the daughter of Frederick Herman and Caroline Zupp.
  
• Emma Herman married Herman August Steinmuller, son of Frederick Steinmuller and Henriette Bacholki, in 1896.
• Emma Herman died in 1960 in Queensland.

Martha Herr

• Martha Herr was born circa 1895. She was the daughter of Ludwig Herr and Minna Loth.
  
• Martha Herr married Carl Heinrich Goebel, son of William Carl Albert Goebel and Anna (Hannah) Caroline Weber, in 1914 in Queensland.
• Martha Herr and Carl Heinrich Goebel appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1925 and 1934 living at Emu Creek Road, Crow's Nest. Carl was a well borer.
  
• Martha Herr and Carl Heinrich Goebel appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1943 and 1963 living at Toowoomba.
• In 1967,her husband, Carl Heinrich Goebel died in Queensland.
• Martha Herr appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1968 living at Toowoomba West.
• Martha Herr died in 1974 in Queensland.

Johann Alexander Herrlick

• Johann Alexander Herrlick was born circa 1830.
• On 10 February 1870 The Darling Downs Gazette reported:- : "John Alexander Herrlich was brought up at the Police Court on Tuesday last, charged with the wilful murder of Michael Klein at the Cedar Scrub, near Perseverance Station, on the 12th day of February last. The prisoner appeared to be suffering from extreme exhaustion, and was accommodated with a seat during the examination. Sub-Inspector Harris conducted the case for the Crown.
  Acting Sub-Inspector McCarthy said he apprehended the prisoner between 10 and 11 o'clock at night on Friday, the 8th April last, at a house on the Highfields road, about twelve miles from Toowoomba ; produced the warrant, and said to prisoner- "The charge against yon is that, on the 12th day of February last, you did unlawfully kill one Michael Klein near the Cedar Scrub at Perseverance Station ;" prisoner paused for a few seconds, after which he said, "I came to these people to give myself up ;" witness brought him next day to Toowoomba, and confined him in the watch house. By the Bench: I arrested the prisoner between 10 and 11 o'clock at night at Jost Kahler's house on the Highfields road ; four other men were present, namely, Murray, Heinrich Kahler, Jost Kahler, and another German, whom he (witness) did not know. Examination by Mr Sub-inspector Harris continued: On 12th April witness and Acting-Sergeant Shea proceeded again to Highfields, and saw the gun now produced taken from beneath some bark at the rear of Heinrich Kahler's house and in close proximity to where the prisoner was apprehended; believed the gun to be loaded in both barrels, as the nipples were capped and the ramrod would not go down the whole length of the barrel ; could not at present say what the barrels contained. The Court adjourned for a few minutes in order to give Sergeant Shea sufficient time to draw the charges, but as the operation occupied the court some considerable period, the gun was taken to the watch-house, and subsequently unloaded in the presence of McCarthy. The Police Magistrate having read over the evidence of the previous witness, inquired of the prisoner whether he had any intention to ask questions, and the prisoner replied that the only questions he would ask would be put in the Court. Catherine Frances Ambrose, daughter of Mrs. Kynock of Perseverance Station, said she had known the prisoner for some time past ; remembered seeing him at his hut in the Perseverance Scrub about December last, and had a convention with him in reference to the Kleins ; he said, "When will the Kliens be out again,'' and witnessed answered, "They will be out next week ;" prisoner then remarked, "If I catch them taking away any more of my cedar, this time by God I will shoot him ;" Michael and George Klein were the only persons taking cedar from the scrub at that time, and to the best of her belief she thought he intended to shoot Michael Klien: knew the gun produced, having seen it frequently in the prisoner's possession; know it particularly by the stock, as the witness lent him the tools to make it with ; had no doubt whatever that the gun belonged to the prisoner; saw the dead body of Michael Klien being conveyed from the scrub in a spring cart on the Sunday after the murder. William Kane said that in the month of January last he was in the employment of Mrs Kynoch, of Perseverance Station; was sent to the Cedar Scrub at that time by Mrs Kynoch for a load of cedar, and saw the prisoner; when he first came up to witness he said, "You knock off; I will not allow any person to take that cedar; I have been down to Ipswich and received legal advice to arrest any teams that come to the scrub to take away cedar." Witness told him that he had received an authority from Michael Klein to take away a load; and he replied, '" will not allow Michael Klein or any other person to take cedar from there, and if Michael Klein docs so I have advice what to do, and I will do it if I swing by the neck the next minute." Michael Klein was a carrier working at the scrub about that time, and witness had seen him removing timber on several occasions previous to the time now mentioned; saw the body of Michael Klein lying dead in a cart, when it was being brought from the Cedar Scrub, about nine or ten weeks ago; knew prisoner quite well, and seldom, if ever, saw him without a gun; believed the gun now produced to be the one usually carried by the prisoner. Dr Roberts said that about 2 o'clock on the morning of the 13th of February last he held a post mortem examination on the body of a man named Michael Klein, at the Perseverance Cedar Scrub ; the body was quite cold having been some time dead; on the right side of the lower part of the breast bone there was a gun-shot wound ; the edges were blackened with gunpowder, and the charge had entered the body by this wound ; it had then carried away a portion of the heart, passed through the right lung, and out at a second wound in the back, between the blade bone and the right side of the spine ; the wound in the back was slightly above the wound in the breast ; the effect of such a wound would be instantaneous death ; the wound might have been caused by a bullet, or a charge of shot discharged at very close quarters, and from the appearance of the wound witness would say that the shot must have been fired within two feet of the body; the deceased was a remarkably healthy looking man. Terence McCall said he was a carrier, residing at Highfields, and on the 12th day of February last he was getting cedar from the Perseverance Scrub; knew the prisoner, and saw him about 1 o'clock on the afternoon of that day passing through the scrub; he was then carrying a gun the same as that now produced; witness had often seen the gun in prisoner's possession. Constable McCafferty said that he accompanied Dr Roberts to the Perseverance Scrub, on the night of the 12th February last, and on the morning of the next day, between I and 2 o'clock, Dr Roberts made a post mortem examination on the body of a man named Michael Klein; witness assisted in removing the clothing from the body, which he now p[roduced, as well as a number of bullets received from the Police Magistrate a few days afterwards. On the application of Mr Sub-Inspector Harris the further hearing of the case was adjourned to Thursday, at 10 o'clock."
  
• Johann Alexander Herrlick died in 1884 in HMS Prison. Johann's death sentince was later remitted to 15 years imprisonment. However he died the year before he was to be released.

Mabel Gunilda Heselwood

• Mabel Gunilda Heselwood was born in 1918. She was the daughter of Gunilda Mabel Peek and Charles Henry Heslewood.
  
• At the age of 21 years, Mabel Gunilda Heselwood married Frederick Charles Tigell, son of Douglas Tigell and Anna Elizabeth Krautz, on 17 June 1939 in Queensland.
• Mabel Gunilda Heselwood and Frederick Charles Tigell appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1949 and 1954 living at Jones' Gully. He was a farmer.
  
• Mabel Gunilda Heselwood died on 5 February 1988 in Queensland.
• Mabel was buried on 9 February 1988 in Toowoomba Garden of Remembrance.

Ada Mary Hess

• Ada Mary Hess was born in 1895 in Douglas, Queensland.
• She was the daughter of Wilhelm Hess and Amelia (Emily) Keno.
• Ada Mary Hess died in 1896.

Albert Charles Hess

• Albert Charles Hess was born on 28 January 1908 in Haden.
• He was the son of George William Hess and Auguste Almaude M Weis.
• At the age of 24 years, 2 months and 9 days, Albert Charles Hess married Thelma O'Connor on 6 April 1932 in Queensland.
• Albert Charles Hess died in Rockhampton.