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Thomas COLLINS (1840 - )
Children Self + Spouses Parents Grandparents Greatgrandparents
William Alexander COLLINS (1876 - 1945)
Thomas COLLINS (1840 - )

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Henrieta (Hetty) BROWN ( - 1898)





























b. 1840
m. 1866 Henrieta (Hetty) BROWN ( - 1898) at Ballywillan, Antrim, Ireland
Near Relatives of Thomas COLLINS (1840 - )
Relationship Person Born Birth Place Died Death Place Age
Self Thomas COLLINS 1840

Wife Henrieta (Hetty) BROWN 1898 Queensland, Australia

Son William Alexander COLLINS 1876 Coleraine, Ireland 1945 Gladstone, Queensland, Australia 69

Daughter in Law Frances Evelyn (Evie) PRITCHARD 1894 Frankford, Tasmania, Australia 1990 Buderim, Queensland, Australia 96

Events in Thomas COLLINS (1840 - )'s life
Date Age Event Place Notes Src
1840 Thomas COLLINS was born Marriage reg
1866 26 Married Henrieta (Hetty) BROWN Ballywillan, Antrim, Ireland
1876 36 Birth of son William Alexander COLLINS Coleraine, Ireland Note 1
1898 58 Death of wife Henrieta (Hetty) BROWN Queensland, Australia Note 2 52
1945 105 Death of son William Alexander COLLINS (aged 69) Gladstone, Queensland, Australia Note 3 52, 60
Note 1: Obit

William Alexander Collins
in the Ireland, Select Births and Baptisms, 1620-1911
Name William Alexander Collins
Gender Male
Birth Date 27 Feb. 1876
Birth Place Coleraine, Londonderry, Ireland
Father Thomas Collins
Mother Henrietta Collins Browne
FHL Film Number 255944
Note 2: Hetty Collins
in the Australia, Death Index, 1787-1985
Name Hetty Collins
Death Date 30 Sep. 1898
Death Place Queensland
Registration Date 1898
Registration Place Australia
Father John Brown
Mother Annie Rankin
Registration Number 004434
Page number 4920
Note 3: William Alexander Collins
in the Australia, Death Index, 1787-1985
Name William Alexander Collins
Death Date 8 Oct. 1945
Death Place Queensland
Registration Date 1945
Registration Place Australia
Father Thomas
Mother Hetty Brown
Registration Number 004356
Page number 424

Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton) 17 Oct 1945
Late Mr W. A. Collins
One of the best known citizens
of the Port Curtis district, Wil-
liam Alexander Collins, passed
away at his residence, Auckland
Hill, Gladstone, last week after a
lengthy illness. Born at Coleraine
County Derby, Ireland, in 1876,
the late Mr Collins came to Aus-
tralia when a child. In his voun
ger days he was employed by the
CQME Co, Ltd. He enlisted in the
first AIF in October, 1916, at |
Rockhampton, and saw service
in France with the 107th howitzer
battery. He was discharged in
1918 owing to the effects of gas.
In 1920, the late Mr Collins ac
cepted the position of superinten-
dent of the Ubobo soldier settle
ment area, where he remained for
three years, and was then appoint-
ed land ranger at Gladstone, which
position be held until ill-health
compelled him to retire in 1935.
He married Miss F. E. Pritchard
of St Leonard's Tasmania in 1927.
Cue daughter, Margaret Anne, is
a pupil at the Glennie School, Too-
woomba.
The late Mr Collins wa 6 a
prominent member of the Glad-
stone sub-branch of the BSSAILA
a member of the Masonic frater-
nity and the Gladstone Bowling
Club. He was of a studious na-
ture, with a quiet reserved dis-
position and had a large circle of
friends in all parts of the district
and other portions of the State.
His funeral, which took place from
St Saviour's Church of England,
was largely attended. The Rev
Kirby officiated at thc church and
at thc graveside, the pall bearers
were'Messrs A. H. P. Friend
(Masonic Lodge). P. A. Friend
(RSSAILA), A. W. Drewe (Bow-
ling Club), G. Matthews (Publi
Service, and J. R. F. McDonald
and L. Bartlet (long-standing
friends).
Personal Notes:
death reg of son