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Mary DaCosta WARNER ( - 1925)

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
	Mary DaCosta WARNER ( - 1925) + Frederick LORD (1841 - 1914)

m. 01 Oct 1868 Frederick LORD (1841 - 1914)

d. 1925 at Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Near Relatives of Mary DaCosta WARNER ( - 1925)
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Father in Law	Simeon LORD	19 May 1810	NSW, Australia	15 Jun 1892	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	82
Mother in Law	Sarah BIRCH	13 Oct 1813	Hobart, Tasmania, Australia	30 Jan 1892	Paddington, Sydney, NSW, Australia	78
Self	Mary DaCosta WARNER			1925	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Husband	Frederick LORD	08 Nov 1841	Avoca, Tasmania, Australia	05 Dec 1914	Queensland, Australia	73
Niece	Evelyn LORD
Niece	Ruby Walditch LORD	1903	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Nephew	Robert Percy LORD	28 Jan 1878	Gympie, Queensland, Australia	29 Jan 1938	Sydney, NSW, Australia	60
Nephew	Reginald Simeon LORD	1879	Queensland, Australia	13 Oct 1931	Augathella, Queensland, Australia	52
Niece	Catherine Ruby LORD	1881	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	27 Jun 1953		72
Niece	Louisa Pearl Gertrude LORD	1883	Queensland, Australia	1954	Sydney, NSW, Australia	71
Niece	Mabel Beryl LORD	1885	Queensland, Australia	1968	Queensland, Australia	83
Nephew	Alfred Victor LORD	1887	Queensland, Australia	1984		97
Nephew	Francis Guy LORD	1889	Queensland, Australia	14 Feb 1927	Manly, NSW, Australia	38
Nephew	Arthur Brougham LORD	1894	Queensland, Australia	18 Jun 1982	Buderim, Queensland, Australia	88
Brother in Law	Francis Alan LORD	14 Aug 1832	Avoca, Tasmania, Australia	1918	St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia	86
Sister in Law	Louisa LORD	26 Aug 1833	Avoca, Tasmania, Australia	26 Feb 1866	Homesdale, Brisbane, Queensland	32
Brother in Law	William LORD	05 Jan 1835	Avoca, Tasmania, Australia	25 Sep 1906	Queensland, Australia	71
Brother in Law	George LORD	01 Apr 1837	Avoca, Tasmania, Australia	12 Feb 1841	Avoca, Tasmania, Australia	3
Brother in Law	Edward LORD	21 Oct 1838	Avoca, Tasmania, Australia	09 Aug 1839		0
Sister in Law	Emma LORD	15 Mar 1840	Avoca, Tasmania, Australia	01 Nov 1918	Woollahara, Sydney, NSW, Australia	78
Brother in Law	Robert Stuart LORD	22 Jul 1844	Avoca, Tasmania, Australia	23 Jul 1878	Gympie, Queensland, Australia	34
Brother in Law	Simeon Fitz Herbert LORD	13 May 1847	Tasmania, Australia	12 Jul 1916	Queensland, Australia	69
Brother in Law	Alfred Percy LORD	26 Oct 1852	Avoca, Tasmania, Australia	18 May 1927	Manly, NSW, Australia	74
Sister in Law	Sarah LORD	1854	Tasmania, Australia

Events in Mary DaCosta WARNER ( - 1925)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
01 Oct 1868		Married Frederick LORD (aged 26)		Note 1	54
05 Dec 1914		Death of husband Frederick LORD (aged 73)	Queensland, Australia	Note 2	54, 60
1925		Mary DaCosta WARNER died	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	Note 3	60

Note 1: The Queenslander 3 Oct 1868 LORD-WARNER On the 1st October, by the Rev. J. R. Moffatt, Frederick, son of Simeon Lord, Esq., to Mary Da Costa, daughter of Jas. Warner, Esq., of Brisbane.

Note 2: Reg No 1914/C1409 - parents Simeon Lord and Sarah Birch The Telegraph (Brisbane) 5 Dec 1914 MR. FREDERICK LORD. Death This Morning. Mr. Frederick Lord, a pioneer pastoral- ist of Queensland, died this morning, at his residence Eskdale, Tower street, Albion. Mr. Lord, at the time of his death, was a director of the Queensland National Bank, and of Moreheads Lim- ited. For many years he represented the Stanley electorate in the Legislative Assembly. The funeral will leave his late residence at 3 p.m. to-morrow (Sun- day). The Queenslander (Brisbane) 12 Dec 1914 LATE MR. FREDERICK LORD DEATH OF A PUBLIC MAN. The death occurred on Saturday morning at his residence at Eskdale, Tower-street, Albion, of Mr. Frederick Lord, late of Eskdale station, Esk, and an ex-member of the Legislative Assembly. The late Mr. Lord was born at Bona Vista, Avoca, ' Tasmania", on November 8, 1841. In early life he received tuition on the island, and at the age of 10 years he went to England, where he received further education at Blackheath Proprietary School and King's College, London. Leaving school, he was articled to Mr. Richard Johnston, Chief Engineer on the Great Northern Railway. At the expiration of his term of service he returned to Tasmania, where he remained for a few months, and then went on to Sydney, and shortly afterwards to Brisbane. He subsequently visited Sydney again and returned to Brisbane where he entered the Surveyor Generals Department as a licensed surveyor and spent some time in prosecuting Government work on the Darling Downs. A few months after Gympie broke out he, in company with his brother, Robert, proceeded there, where they were fairly successful, having secured a share in the celebrated No. 4 South Lady Mary claim. At Gympie he was elected a member of the first local mining court, and in 1867 was appointed a justice of the peace. In 1867 Mr. Lord again came to Brisbane, and during March of the same year he went to Toowoomba and there practised his profession for a few years. In conjunction with his father and brothers, Mr. Lord selected land on the Downs in 1868. In -1873 he was engaged in prospecting for tin in the Crow's Nest district, and in the same year he, with his father and brothers, took up land at Eskdale. The following year (1874) he left Toowoomba for eskdale, where he resided with his family, and subsequently he purchased Eskdale station, with its stock, from the late Mr. James lvory, of Bundamba. Mr. Lord always took a keen interest in the welfare of the district. He had been chairman of the Marsupial Board, and was chairman of the Esk Divisional Board for nine years in the aggregate, filling the position for some years consecutively. He was also director of Moreheads Limited and the Queensland National Bank. He was elected for the Stanley electorate at the general elections of 1893, 1896, and 1899. Mr. Ernest Lord, of Eskdale station, is a son of the late Mr. F.Lord. One daughter is married to Dr. L'Estrange of Albion, and another to Mr. Harold Brown, of Messrs. Dalgety and Co. The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon, and was largely attended. The Rev. Canon Osborn conducted the service.

Note 3: The Brisbane Courier 24 July 1925 DEATH OF MRS. MARY DA COSTA LORD The death occurred at her residence, Tower street, Albion, yesterday afternoon of Mrs. Mary Da Costa Lord, relict of the late Fredercik Lord, who for many years represented the Stanley electorate in the State Parliament. Mrs. Lord, who was aged 73, had been ailing for some time and the end was not unexpected. She was a daughter of the late James Warner, who had surveyed Brisbane before there were many residents in the locality. Mrs. Lord had resided at Eskdale station in the Esk district for many years, and her son on the day of her death took over this property from the syndicate of which his mother had been the surviving member. The deceased lady had spent many years on the station during the tough pioneering days, and her death will lose to Queensland another of the fine old pioneers who helped to make her what she is at the present time. Mrs. Lord took a prominent part in local charities, and had ever been prodigal in her donations to the poor and deserving. She leaves one son and two daughters to mourn her loss, Mr Ernest Lord of Eskdale: Mrs. H. R. Brown, and Mrs. Guy L'Estrange, both of this city. The funeral will move from her residence at 10 o'clock to-morrow morning for the Toowong Cemetery, where the last rites will be performed by Archdeacon Osborn, assisted by Rev. Harold Osborn.

Source References:

54. Type: Web Page, Abbr: Ancestry Family Trees, Title: Ancestry Family Trees, Auth: Ancestry.com

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

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- Notes: The Brisbane Courier 24 July 1925 DEATH OF MRS. MARY DA COSTA LORD The death occurred at her residence, Tower street, Albion, yesterday afternoon of Mrs. Mary Da Costa Lord, relict of the late Fredercik Lord, who for many years represented the Stanley electorate in the State Parliament. Mrs. Lord, who was aged 73, had been ailing for some time and the end was not unexpected. She was a daughter of the late James Warner, who had surveyed Brisbane before there were many residents in the locality. Mrs. Lord had resided at Eskdale station in the Esk district for many years, and her son on the day of her death took over this property from the syndicate of which his mother had been the surviving member. The deceased lady had spent many years on the station during the tough pioneering days, and her death will lose to Queensland another of the fine old pioneers who helped to make her what she is at the present time. Mrs. Lord took a prominent part in local charities, and had ever been prodigal in her donations to the poor and deserving. She leaves one son and two daughters to mourn her loss, Mr Ernest Lord of Eskdale: Mrs. H. R. Brown, and Mrs. Guy L'Estrange, both of this city. The funeral will move from her residence at 10 o'clock to-morrow morning for the Toowong Cemetery, where the last rites will be performed by Archdeacon Osborn, assisted by Rev. Harold Osborn.

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