Web Cards April 2016 - Person Sheet
NameJulia Annie HARVEY 
Birth3 Nov 1874, Trebulis, Wendron,CON.
Death27 Jul 1951, Brisbane,Q,Aust.
BurialJul 1951, Mt Thompson Crematorium, Brisbane
FatherJohn Stephens HARVEY (1843-1901)
MotherEmily DAWE (1848-1886)
Spouses
Birth18 Jan 1873, Q,Aust
Death31 Dec 1960, Eventide,BrisbaneQ,Aust
BurialJan 1961, Mt Thompson Crematorium, Brisbane
FatherAlexander Cunningham HOGARTH (~1845-)
MotherMary Ann MACDONALD (~1845-)
Marriage11 Nov 1895, Cloncurry,Qld
ChildrenAlbert Swithen (1897-1920)
(Sylvester) Donald (1898-~1970)
Leslie Joseph (1904-1925)
Phillis Emily (1911-)
Notes for Donald James (Spouse 1)
James & Julia Annie HOGARTH. They were both cremated at the Mt. Thompson
Crematorium in Holland Park, Brisbane.
The inscription reads as follows:
In Loving memory of my dear wife and our mother,
Julia Annie Hogarth, died 27 July 1951.
76 years
Also
Our dear father who joined her
31 Dec. 1960
Aged 88.
From Police charges taken at the Cloncurry Watchhouse on 22nd Jun 1889:
Donald Hogarth - labourer, Queensland
Offence- Murder - charge reduced to manslaughter pending s______ (suspicion/ suspension?)
Property found on prisoner - one purse and chain, 1£ 6s.
How case disposed of: Case adjourned to 10 Aug. Thursday 27 th (Jul?) --- Bail allowed prisoner in £200 -
and __? surety of £200.
Surety: John Brown of Bridgewater.
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Thursday 27 June 1889
Donald Hogarth on remand charged with Manslaughter.
How case disposed of: Committed for s----- (sentencing?) to supreme Court Charters Towers 9 Oct 1889.
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27th June 1889 - Inquest into death of Esther Hogarth, 8 years old, of Blackmountain, Cloncurry, sister of
Donald James.
Donald James Hogarth admitted to having accidentally shot his younger sister in the head. He was 16 years
old. A warrant was then issued for commital of Donald James for manslaughter.
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Source: Criminal Depositions JUS/S4 Film Z4291 Queensland Archives
Donald James Hogarth, charge:murder, at court: Cloncurry, Committing Magistrate: W Samwell JP date of
committal: 27th June, Where committed for trial: Charters Towers, Northern Circuit, No True Bill, Magistrate:
PA Cooper, sentence: "Prisoner who was on bail was released from his recognizances, also sureties on 30th
August '89".
Comment: It seems Donald James Hogarth was simply released for good on 30th August 1889, and trial did
not proceed. Charter Towers Supreme Court records for this time are not available.
________________________________________________________________________
Sylvia's mother says she never saw much of her father since he was away most of the time as a mailman on
the Birdsville Track.
Crematorium in Holland Park, Brisbane.
The inscription reads as follows:
In Loving memory of my dear wife and our mother,
Julia Annie Hogarth, died 27 July 1951.
76 years
Also
Our dear father who joined her
31 Dec. 1960
Aged 88.
From Police charges taken at the Cloncurry Watchhouse on 22nd Jun 1889:
Donald Hogarth - labourer, Queensland
Offence- Murder - charge reduced to manslaughter pending s______ (suspicion/ suspension?)
Property found on prisoner - one purse and chain, 1£ 6s.
How case disposed of: Case adjourned to 10 Aug. Thursday 27 th (Jul?) --- Bail allowed prisoner in £200 -
and __? surety of £200.
Surety: John Brown of Bridgewater.
___________________
Thursday 27 June 1889
Donald Hogarth on remand charged with Manslaughter.
How case disposed of: Committed for s----- (sentencing?) to supreme Court Charters Towers 9 Oct 1889.
___________________________________________________________________________
27th June 1889 - Inquest into death of Esther Hogarth, 8 years old, of Blackmountain, Cloncurry, sister of
Donald James.
Donald James Hogarth admitted to having accidentally shot his younger sister in the head. He was 16 years
old. A warrant was then issued for commital of Donald James for manslaughter.
______________________________________________________________________
Source: Criminal Depositions JUS/S4 Film Z4291 Queensland Archives
Donald James Hogarth, charge:murder, at court: Cloncurry, Committing Magistrate: W Samwell JP date of
committal: 27th June, Where committed for trial: Charters Towers, Northern Circuit, No True Bill, Magistrate:
PA Cooper, sentence: "Prisoner who was on bail was released from his recognizances, also sureties on 30th
August '89".
Comment: It seems Donald James Hogarth was simply released for good on 30th August 1889, and trial did
not proceed. Charter Towers Supreme Court records for this time are not available.
________________________________________________________________________
Sylvia's mother says she never saw much of her father since he was away most of the time as a mailman on
the Birdsville Track.