Queensland Wrathall BDM Data (1888 - 1908)

Source: Queensland historical index search: Births, deaths & marriages (1829 - 1914)

Births
Reg # Family name Given name Father's name Mother's name
1908/C000104 Wrathall Annie Louisa Elizabeth Lupton Walker Alice Crabb
1894/C000019 Wrathall George Pratt Lupton Walker Alice Crabb
1895/C010400 Wrathall Christian William Luptus Alice Crabb
1898/C011544 Wrathall Winifred Florence Isabella Lupton Walker Alice Crabb
1889/C011343 Wrathall Fanny Florence Priscilla Harry Eliza Ellen Pike


Deaths
Reg # Family name Given name Father's name Mother's name
1894/C000018 Wrathall George Prate Lupton Walker Wrathall Alice Crabb
1895/C003356 Wrathall Christian William Luptus Wrathall Alice Crabb
1890/C003910 Wrathall Eliza Ellen Edward Pike Elizabeth Martin
1890/C003911 Wrathall Fanny Florence Priscilla Harry Wrathall Eliza Eleen Pike


Marriages
Reg # Subject's family name Subject's given name Other party's names
1893/C000004 Wrathall Lupton Walker Alice Crabbe
1888/C002199 Wrathall Harry Eliza Ellen Pike

In Jul. 2008, Barbara Andrew's page of transcripts from the Hawkes Bay Herald 1890 included an account of the wreck of the steamer Quetta off Mount Adolphus Island, Queensland. Partial passenger list is as quoted below (with thanks to Barbara Andrew):
Steerage: -Mesdames JACKSON and family, WILLETT and family, COPELAND and 3 children, LEWIS, CROSS, and child, WOODHALL, GREEN, WRATHALL and child, Mc SADDERY and 2 children, DAVIDSON and 2 children, BRIGHTMAN and 2 children;
Misses WILLIAMS, SMITH, and WHITLEY;
Messrs GREEN, WRATHALL, Mc SADDERY, JACKSON, GARNER, ASHFORD, MOORE, JEFFERS, ALBAN, CAMERON, DUNN, HURST, REILLY, GREGORY, SEARL, MURPHY, FULTON, PRAIN, MARSHALL, GLASGOW, and DAVIDSON.

Those saved are Miss NICKLIN and a baby girl
Messrs CORSER, CLARKE, RENTON, STADERT, DAVIDSON, MATHALL, TRAIN, DUNN, and DEBNEY, the Captain and officers, 23 Lascars, 25 colored fireman, 11 saloon boys, 3 Cingalese deck passengers, and 28 Japanese deck passengers. Pilot KEATING and all the ladies in the saloon were drowned except one.
"MATHALL" may refer to Harry Wrathall as one of the survivors. The transcript did not list Mrs. Wrathall and child amongst those saved. This may correspond to the death records of Harry Wrathall's wife Eliza Ellen and their daughter Fanny Florence Priscilla above.