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Catherine QUIRK (1863 - 1933)

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
Francis William LUTTERAL (1891 - 1957)	Catherine QUIRK (1863 - 1933) + Thomas Francis LUTTERAL ( - 1914)	Edward QUIRK (1815 - 1908)
		Mary HOGAN (1826 - 1909)

b. 1863 at Kilkenny, Ireland

+. Thomas Francis LUTTERAL ( - 1914)

d. 1933 at Degilbo, North Burnett, Queensland aged 70

Near Relatives of Catherine QUIRK (1863 - 1933)
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Father	Edward QUIRK	1815	Baun, Ireland	1908	Maryborough, Queensland, Australia	93
Mother	Mary HOGAN	1826	Ireland	1909	Maryborough, Queensland, Australia	83
Self	Catherine QUIRK	1863	Kilkenny, Ireland	1933	Degilbo, North Burnett, Queensland	70
Spouse/Partner	Thomas Francis LUTTERAL			1914	Degilbo, North Burnett, Queensland
Son	Francis William LUTTERAL	1891	Queensland, Australia	1957	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	66
Daughter in Law	Mabel WILSON	1892	Queensland, Australia	1943	Brisbane, Queenland, Australia	51

Events in Catherine QUIRK (1863 - 1933)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
1863		Catherine QUIRK was born	Kilkenny, Ireland	Note 1
1891	28	Birth of son Francis William LUTTERAL	Queensland, Australia	Note 2	52
1908	45	Death of father Edward QUIRK (aged 93)	Maryborough, Queensland, Australia	Note 3	60
1909	46	Death of mother Mary HOGAN (aged 83)	Maryborough, Queensland, Australia	Note 4
1914	51	Death of husband Thomas Francis LUTTERAL	Degilbo, North Burnett, Queensland
1933	70	Catherine QUIRK died	Degilbo, North Burnett, Queensland	Note 5	60
1933	70	Burial	Degiblo Cemetery, North Burnett Region, Queensland	Note 6	90

Note 1: Burial info Obit - Kilkenny

Note 2: Francis William Lutteral in the Australia, Birth Index, 1788-1922 Name Francis William Lutteral Birth Date 5 Jun. 1891 Birth Place Queensland Registration Year 1891 Registration Place Queensland, Australia Father Thomas Francis Lutteral Mother Catherine Quirke Page number 15667 Registration Number 001180

Note 3: Burial info The telegraph (Brisbane) 14 May 1908 DEATH OF OLD RESIDENT. Mr. Edward Quirk, ot Mungarr, who had reached the extreme old age of 93 years, died yesterday (says the Mary borough " Chronicle " of 11th May). The deceased was born in 1815, the year of Waterloo, at Baun, Ireland, and was an elderly man of 60 when he came to -Mary borough in 1875, in the ship Tim Whif fler. He settled at Mungarr, and had rc- mained there over since. Many -years ago he had the misfortune to lose one leg in a trolly accident, in the old saw mill, and since then had been a familiar and active figure at Mungarr with his wooden leg. He is survived by an aged wife, one married son, and three married daughters.

Note 4: Burial info The Chronicle (Maryborough) Mon 25 Oct 1909 QUIRK.—On October 23rd, 1909, at her son's residence, Ellena street, Maryborough, Mary Quirk (late of Mungarr), aged 83 years.—(R.I.P.) There passed away yesterday at her son's residence, Ellena street, an old and respected resident of Mungarr, Mrs. Quirk, whose husband, it will be remembered, died a year ago last May. Mrs. Quirk was a native of Ireland, having been born in the parish of Nena. In 1875 she came out to Maryborough and immediately took up her residence at Mungarr. where she lived until her husband's decease, then removing to Maryborough and living with her son. The deceased lady was well and hearty till with a day or so of her death she leaves a son, Mr, John Quirk of Maryborough, and three daughters. Mrs. Barker (Maryborough). Mrs. McGuire (Kingarov) and Mrs. T. Lutteral (Degilbo). The funeral takes place today this afternoon from. Mr. John Quirk s residence, Ellena street.

Note 5: Burial info Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser 10 Nov 1933 MRS. KATE LUTTERAL The funeral of Mrs. Kate Lut teral, who died at Degilbo on Wednesday, was largely attended by the deceased's friends and relatives. The Rev. Father Gleeson, P.P. (Gayn dah), who attended Mrs. Lutteral in her last illness, officiated at the grave side. Father Glccson also celebrated the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in her | old home on the morning of the fun eral. Mrs. Lutteral was widely known and respected for her outstanding charity, her willingness to help on all occasion;, when help was needed and her wonderfully happy disposition, not withstanding a long period of suffer ing. Her husband, Thomas Francis Lutteral, pre-dcceased her about 20 years ago. She leaves a family of nine children to mourn her passing, Messrs. Thomas (Mt. Coolon) Philip (Longreach), Francis (Strathpine), William (Brisbane), Mesdames Quin lan (Townsvillc), Humphries (Degilbol, Stellmach (Maryborough) and the Misses Eileen and Mavis, who resided with their mother in Degilbo. One son, Cecil, died in 1911. Mrs. Lutteral w6s born in Kilkenny, Ireland, and was within a few weeks of C9 years of age. She came to Queensland with her parents (the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward Quirk in 1875. Her sister, Mrs. Barker, of Maryborough, pre deceased her about three years ago, but she is survived by her brother. Mr. John Quirk, of Maryborough, and her sister, Mrs. Mary McGuire, Taa binga Village. The attendance at her funeral and the large number of mes sages of condolence received by the members of her family bear testimony of the esteem and respect in which she was held. Mrs. Lutteral resided in Degilbo for upwards of 45 years.

Note 6: Kate Quirk Lutteral Birth 1863 Ireland Death 9 Nov 1933 (aged 69–70) Queensland, Australia Burial Degilbo Cemetery Degilbo, North Burnett Region, Queensland, Australia Plot Section A Row 2 Plot 29

Personal Notes:

from death reg of son

Source References:

60. Type: Newspaper, Title: Trove, http://trove.nla.gov.au

- Reference = (Death)

- Notes: MRS. KATE LUTTERAL The funeral of Mrs. Kate Lut teral, who died at Degilbo on Wednesday, was largely attended by the deceased's friends and relatives. The Rev. Father Gleeson, P.P. (Gayn dah), who attended Mrs. Lutteral in her last illness, officiated at the grave side. Father Glccson also celebrated the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in her | old home on the morning of the fun eral. Mrs. Lutteral was widely known and respected for her outstanding charity, her willingness to help on all occasion;, when help was needed and her wonderfully happy disposition, not withstanding a long period of suffer ing. Her husband, Thomas Francis Lutteral, pre-dcceased her about 20 years ago. She leaves a family of nine children to mourn her passing, Messrs. Thomas (Mt. Coolon) Philip (Longreach), Francis (Strathpine), William (Brisbane), Mesdames Quin lan (Townsvillc), Humphries (Degilbol, Stellmach (Maryborough) and the Misses Eileen and Mavis, who resided with their mother in Degilbo. One son, Cecil, died in 1911. Mrs. Lutteral w6s born in Kilkenny, Ireland, and was within a few weeks of C9 years of age. She came to Queensland with her parents (the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward Quirk in 1875. Her sister, Mrs. Barker, of Maryborough, pre deceased her about three years ago, but she is survived by her brother. Mr. John Quirk, of Maryborough, and her sister, Mrs. Mary McGuire, Taa binga Village. The attendance at her funeral and the large number of mes sages of condolence received by the members of her family bear testimony of the esteem and respect in which she was held. Mrs. Lutteral resided in Degilbo for upwards of 45 years.

90. Type: Web Page, Abbr: Find A Grave, Title: Findagrave.com

- Reference = (Burial)

- Notes: Kate Quirk Lutteral Birth 1863 Ireland Death 9 Nov 1933 (aged 69–70) Queensland, Australia Burial Degilbo Cemetery Degilbo, North Burnett Region, Queensland, Australia Plot Section A Row 2 Plot 29

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