Christopher AUTON (10.3.5.2)
Born
1852 Yorkshire, England
Parents
William AUTON age 32 and Hannah INGLEBY age 24
Baptised
4 April 1852 St Michael’s and All Angels, Sawley, Yorkshire, England
Birth of Brother
Joseph AUTON born 1854 Eavestone, Yorkshire, England when Christopher was 2
Resided
1861 at Grantley, Yorkshire, England with parents William AUTON and Hannah INGELBY. Also siblings Elizabeth AUTON, Joseph AUTON and William AUTON
Birth of Brother
William AUTON was born 1866 Grantley, Yorkshire, England when Christopher was 14
Brother Emigrated
Joseph AUTON emigrated to New Zealand between 1871 – 1875
Marriage of Sister
Elizabeth AUTON married Thomas WATSON 1872 Ripon, Yorkshire, England
Death of Sister
Elizabeth AUTON died May 1876 when Christopher was 24
Occupation
1883 Carpenter
Married
Margaret Ann AUTON (second cousin) 1 June 1876 St John’s Roundhay, Yorkshire, England
Birth of Children
Elizabeth AUTON 18 March 1877 Leeds Yorkshire, England
Joseph William AUTON 1879 Yorkshire, England
Occupation
1881 Cartwright and Farmer of 5 acres
Resided
Grantley, Yorkshire, England with his wife Margaret Ann AUTON and children Elizabeth AUTON and Joseph William AUTON
Birth of Daughter
Annie Louisa AUTON born 25 June 1883 Grantley, Yorkshire, England
Occupation
1883 Carpenter
Emigrated
In 1883 Christopher AUTON was sponsored by his brother Joseph AUTON to emigrate to New Zealand on the ship Crusader with wife Margaret Ann AUTON, children Elizabeth AUTON, Joseph William AUTON, Annie Louisa AUTON and cousins Myers AUTON, Annie HOLDSWORTH, Christopher Kidd AUTON, Thomas AUTON, Mary (Alice) AUTON, Annie AUTON, Elizabeth AUTON and Maggie AUTON
Printed in ‘The Press’ Saturday 24 1883 – Re The Crusader Voyage
Messrs Shaw, Savill and Co’s well known ship Crusader arrived on Thursday night with 381 immigrants on board, nominated by friends resident in the colony. they voyage from London or from leaving Plymouth, where the passengers embarked, to anchoring off the Heads, occupied ninety-four days, and was as to weather remarkable for freedom from severe gales and unpleasantly strong winds and stormy seas. The ship anchored at the heads on Thursday night, and while there was struck by one of the hard squalls, which broke her cable, and the anchor had to be let go to bring her up. The steam tug Lyttleton went down for her yesterday morning and towed her up to an anchorage of Ripa Island. She was cleared by the Health Officer, and after inspection by the Immigration Commissioners, the friends of those on board were admitted, and during the day a large number of passengers were landed.
The vessel came into port in admirable order, aloft and allow, reflecting every credit upon Mr Richards, the chief officer. the ‘tween decks were occupied wholly by the immigrants, and the condition of single men’s quarters down the fore hatch, the married people’s down the main hatch, and the single women’s down aft was all that could be wished, everything being beautifully clean and orderly.
Dr Husband, now finishing his fourteenth voyage to the colonies in charge of immigrant ships, and who was here last in the ship Rakia, is to be congratulated upon the success of his work. He had a busy time of it with measles from soon after starting to making the Cape of Good Hope, and he reports on death of an infant Fergan, of convulsions. Mrs Toombs gave birth to a female child during the voyage. The doctor gives the passengers a first-class name for orderly behaviour and respect for authority, and expresses his satisfaction at the way in which the matron, Mrs Jackson discharged the responsible duties of that position over 166 single women. The later complained a little of the stringency of Mrs Jackson’s regulations, but no doubt saw the propriety of the extreme circumspection they imposed on the voyage ended. Dr Husband wishes to mention the services of Mrs Johnson, Mrs McPherson and Miss Phynn in the capacity of assistants. He also reports that the medical stores put on board were of first quality and abundance. The passengers themselves speak in high terms of his attention, and of the courtesy of the officers, mentioning especially the kindly and sociable manner of the master. Captain Lewellyn Davis, an old and able commander in the employ.
A very sad occurrence took place while running down the easting. On March 6th, the ship was in 46,35S, 125.2E and travelling at 11 knots an hour. It was about noon when a boy named Edward was leaning over the bulwarks and overbalanced, falling into the trough of a heavy sea. Captain Davis, on the poop at the time, had a moment before told the lad to get down, and he noticed the little fellow go over instantly backed the yards and hauled up the courses and as the Doctor states ‘with astonishing smartness he had the boat lowered’. The poor little fellow was seen astern once from the ship, struggling in the water, and a life buoy was thrown to the spot by the master. The boat was out over an hour, but the search was fruitless.
Enquiries made amongst the passengers as to the dietary scale elicited the most satisfactory replies. The food was of good quality, and very liberal in quantity.
The monotony of the voyage was relieved from time to time by concerts and entertainment.
The names of the officers of the Crusader are Mr Richards, chief, Mr Edwards, second, and Mr Enon, third.
Resided
10 April 1883 at 20 Stewart Road, South Belt, Christchurch, New Zealand
Birth of Children
Thomas AUTON born 1885 New Plymouth, New Zealand
Sarah AUTON born 5 November 1887 Inglewood, Taranaki, New Zealand
Death of Father
William AUTON died 9 April 1888 Low Grantley, Yorkshire, England age 67. Christopher was 36
Death of Mother
Hannah INGLEBY died 2 August 1888 age 60 Carrington Road, New Plymouth, New Zealand
Marriage of Brother
Joseph AUTON married Jane Hannah TAIT 15 January 1890 St Andrew’s Manse, Tuam Street, Christchurch, New Zealand
Birth of Sons
Christopher Albert (Bert) AUTON born 1890 Inglewood, Taranaki, New Zealand
John Arthur AUTON born 1892 Inglewood, Taranaki, New Zealand
Son Emigrated to Australia
Abt 1900 Joseph William AUTON emigrated to Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
Occupation
1903 Carter
Resided
Lepper Road Taranaki, New Zealand
Legal
10 October 1903 14 settlers on Lepper Road wrote the following to the Moa Road Board:
“Sir – We, the undersigned ratepayers on the Lepper Road South, would call your attention to the damage to the Lepper Road by the heavy traffic caused by the timber wagon carting timber from the Sash and Door Company’s Mill on to Egmont Road, and unless the company pay 3d per load for the timber carted over the road, and timber to be carted, we would ask Moa Road Board to erect a toll gate on the south side of Maungarake Bridge. We would like this done at once as the road is getting in a bad state.”
Birth of Illegitimate Grand Daughter
Daisy AUTON born 2 September 1904 to Elizabeth AUTON Lepper Road, Inglewood, New Plymouth, New Zealand
Death of Illegitimate Grand Daughter
Daisy AUTON (daughter of Elizabeth AUTON) died 17 September 1904 New Plymouth, New Zealand
Marriage of Daughter
Annie Louisa AUTON married John William JACKSON 1905 New Zealand
Emigration
Abt 1906 to Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
Charged with Incest
Charged 8 November 1907 on information from son Joseph William AUTON regarding inappropriate relations with daughter Sarah AUTON. Margaret Ann AUTON (wife), Joseph William AUTON (son), Thomas AUTON (son) all gave evidence.
Separated
Before 1908 Margaret Ann AUTON went to live with her son Joseph William AUTON and ‘Clearwater’ Rockhampton, Queensland.
Birth of Illegitimate Grandson
Robert William AUTON (son of Sarah AUTON) born 15 January 1908 Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
Death of Illegitimate Grandson
Robert William AUTON (son of Sarah AUTON) died 16 February 1908 Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
Marriage of Son
Joseph William AUTON married Adela Louisa ARPS 15 January 1908 Primitive Methodist Church, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
Charged for having committed incest
16 February 1908 Christopher AUTON was charged with incest. His daughter Sarah had been residing with Mrs LOWTHER in Rockhampton since October 1907. Sarah AUTON reported in court to have never had any relations with her brothers or anyone else.
Margaret Ann AUTON (Christopher’s wife) had left her home 25 February 1907 to see her son who was away in hospital. She was two nights away from home. Two of her sons told her what had happened. Three years before, Margaret Ann AUTON had threatened to leave Christopher if he behaved improperly with Sarah.
Sarah AUTON was medically examined. Margaret Ann AUTON believed that Christopher was the father of her daughter’s child because she had seen letters some four years ago in which Christopher had said his daughters would have to yield to his advances.
Christopher left the family home on 25 October 1907 to reside with his married daughter Annie Louisa AUTON. Margaret Ann AUTON moved to the residence of her son Joseph William AUTON at ‘Clear Water’, Rockhampton.
Christopher’s son, Joseph William AUTON had told his father it was a crime.
Thomas AUTON, son, told his father to leave the house or receive a good thrashing. Christopher went to his married daughter’s place Annie Louisa AUTON.
Sarah AUTON was reported to have not had a boyfriend. Christopher Albert AUTON her 17 year old brother gave evidence similar to other witnesses.
Incest Charges Second Sitting
4 March 1908 The case against Christopher AUTON resumed. Christopher AUTON found not guilty. Complaint was not made for nine months after the offence. A second issue of the recovery of money was going on with sons Joseph William AUTON and Thomas AUTON. Christopher’s daughter Annie Louisa AUTON felt that Sarah AUTON was lying and her statement was believed over the Doctor.
Marriage of Daughters
Sarah AUTON married Gaston Julian LA BRUINY 18 March 1914 Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia. The family didn’t approve so she was disowned.
Death of Brother
Joseph AUTON died 4 June 1916 Christchurch, New Zealand
Death of Wife
Margaret Ann AUTON died 1917 Queensland, Australia age 63
Marriage of Daughter
Elizabeth AUTON married John SANDERS 1922 New Plymouth, New Zealand
Died
12 January 1929 Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia age 63
Buried
13 January 1929 Rockhampton South Cemetery, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
Cause of Death
Myocarditis Cholecystitis. Heart Failure
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Joseph William AUTON (10.3.5.2.2)
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Annie Louisa AUTON (10.3.5.2.3)
Born
25 June 1882 Grantley, Yorkshire, England
Parents
Christopher AUTON age 30 and Margaret Ann AUTON age 28
Emigration
1883 to New Zealand on the ship Crusader 1883 with parents Christopher AUTON and Margaret Ann AUTON, siblings Elizabeth AUTON, Joseph William AUTON, and cousins Myers AUTON, Annie HOLDSWORTH, Christopher Kidd AUTON, Thomas AUTON, Mary (Alice) AUTON, Annie AUTON, Elizabeth AUTON and Maggie AUTON
Printed in ‘The Press’ Saturday 24 1883 – Re The Crusader Voyage
Messrs Shaw, Savill and Co’s well known ship Crusader arrived on Thursday night with 381 immigrants on board, nominated by friends resident in the colony. they voyage from London or from leaving Plymouth, where the passengers embarked, to anchoring off the Heads, occupied ninety-four days, and was as to weather remarkable for freedom from severe gales and unpleasantly strong winds and stormy seas. The ship anchored at the heads on Thursday night, and while there was struck by one of the hard squalls, which broke her cable, and the anchor had to be let go to bring her up. The steam tug Lyttleton went down for her yesterday morning and towed her up to an anchorage of Ripa Island. She was cleared by the Health Officer, and after inspection by the Immigration Commissioners, the friends of those on board were admitted, and during the day a large number of passengers were landed.
The vessel came into port in admirable order, aloft and allow, reflecting every credit upon Mr Richards, the chief officer. the ‘tween decks were occupied wholly by the immigrants, and the condition of single men’s quarters down the fore hatch, the married people’s down the main hatch, and the single women’s down aft was all that could be wished, everything being beautifully clean and orderly.
Dr Husband, now finishing his fourteenth voyage to the colonies in charge of immigrant ships, and who was here last in the ship Rakia, is to be congratulated upon the success of his work. He had a busy time of it with measles from soon after starting to making the Cape of Good Hope, and he reports on death of an infant Fergan, of convulsions. Mrs Toombs gave birth to a female child during the voyage. The doctor gives the passengers a first-class name for orderly behaviour and respect for authority, and expresses his satisfaction at the way in which the matron, Mrs Jackson discharged the responsible duties of that position over 166 single women. The later complained a little of the stringency of Mrs Jackson’s regulations, but no doubt saw the propriety of the extreme circumspection they imposed on the voyage ended. Dr Husband wishes to mention the services of Mrs Johnson, Mrs McPherson and Miss Phynn in the capacity of assistants. He also reports that the medical stores put on board were of first quality and abundance. The passengers themselves speak in high terms of his attention, and of the courtesy of the officers, mentioning especially the kindly and sociable manner of the master. Captain Lewellyn Davis, an old and able commander in the employ.
A very sad occurrence took place while running down the easting. On March 6th, the ship was in 46,35S, 125.2E and travelling at 11 knots an hour. It was about noon when a boy named Edward was leaning over the bulwarks and overbalanced, falling into the trough of a heavy sea. Captain Davis, on the poop at the time, had a moment before told the lad to get down, and he noticed the little fellow go over instantly backed the yards and hauled up the courses and as the Doctor states ‘with astonishing smartness he had the boat lowered’. The poor little fellow was seen astern once from the ship, struggling in the water, and a life buoy was thrown to the spot by the master. The boat was out over an hour, but the search was fruitless.
Enquiries made amongst the passengers as to the dietary scale elicited the most satisfactory replies. The food was of good quality, and very liberal in quantity.
The monotony of the voyage was relieved from time to time by concerts and entertainment.
The names of the officers of the Crusader are Mr Richards, chief, Mr Edwards, second, and Mr Enon, third.
Birth of Siblings
Thomas AUTON born 1885 New Plymouth, Taranaki, New Zealand when Annie was 3
Sarah AUTON born 5 November 1887 Inglewood, Taranaki, New Zealand when Annie was 5
Christopher Albert (Bert) AUTON born 1890 Inglewood, Taranaki, New Zealand when Annie was 8
John Arthur AUTON born 1892 Inglewood, Taranaki, New Zealand when Annie was 10
Married
Annie Louisa AUTON married John William JACKSON 1905 New Zealand when she was 23
Emigrated
To Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia abt 1906
Father Incest Charges Second Sitting
4 March 1908 The case against Christopher AUTON having inappropriate relations with daughter Sarah AUTON resumed. Christopher AUTON found not guilty. Complaint was not made for nine months after the offence. A second issue of the recovery of money was going on with sons Joseph William AUTON and Thomas AUTON. Christopher’s daughter Annie Louisa JACKSON (nee AUTON) felt that Sarah AUTON was lying.
Death of Mother
Margaret Ann AUTON died 1917 Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
Note on File
Annie wrote to her sister Elizabeth (Lizzie) AUTON from Australia to New Zealand asking her to write to Sarah AUTON and tell her that her mother had died. (Sarah had been disowned by the family after marrying Gaston LA BRUINY
Death of Father
Christopher AUTON died 12 January 1929 Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
Death of Brothers
Joseph William AUTON died 23 June 1934 Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia when Annie was 51
Thomas AUTON died 5 May 1936 at Goodna Mental Hospital, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia when Annie was 53
Died
7 October 1953 Queensland, Australia aged 71
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About John William JACKSON
Born: 27 December 1877 Whitehouse, York, Yorkshire, England
Died: 1951 Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
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Thomas AUTON (10.3.5.2.4)
Born
1885 New Plymouth, New Zealand
Parents
Christopher AUTON age 33 and Margaret Ann AUTON age 31
Birth of Sister
Sarah AUTON born 5 November 1887 Inglewood, Taranaki, New Zealand
Christopher Albert AUTON born 1890 Inglewood, Taranaki, New Zealand
John Arthur AUTON born 1892 Inglewood, Taranaki, New Zealand
Emigration
Abt 1906 To Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
Father Charged with Incest
Thomas AUTON gave evidence in court November 1907 Evidence in court regarding relations between his father Christopher AUTON and sister Sarah AUTON. Mother, Margaret Ann AUTON (mother) and brother, Joseph William AUTON also gave evidence. Sarah AUTON was not considered fit to come to court until after the child was born. Bail was granted
Father Incest Charges
16 February 1908 Christopher AUTON was charged with incest. His daughter Sarah AUTON had been residing with Mrs LOWTHER in Rockhampton since October 1907. Sarah AUTON reported in court to have never had any relations with her brothers or anyone else.
Margaret Ann AUTON (mother of Thomas) had left her home 25 February 1907 to see her son who was away in hospital. She was two nights away from home. Two of her sons told her what had happened. Three years before, Margaret Ann AUTON had threatened to leave Christopher if he behaved improperly with Sarah.
Sarah AUTON was medically examined. Margaret Ann AUTON believed that Christopher was the father of her daughter’s child because she had seen letters some four years ago in which Christopher had said his daughters would have to yield to his advances.
Christopher left the family home on 25 October 1907 to reside with his married daughter Annie Louisa AUTON. Margaret Ann AUTON moved to the residence of her son Joseph William AUTON at ‘Clear Water’, Rockhampton.
Thomas’ brother, Joseph William AUTON had told his father it was a crime.
Thomas AUTON, told his father to leave the house or receive a good thrashing. Christopher went to his married daughter’s place Mrs JACKSON.
Sarah AUTON was reported to have not had a boyfriend. Christopher Albert AUTON her 17 year old brother gave evidence similar to other witnesses.
Incest Charges Second Sitting
4 March 1908 The case against Christopher AUTON resumed. Christopher AUTON found not guilty. Complaint was not made for nine months after the offence. A second issue of the recovery of money was going on with sons Joseph William AUTON and Thomas AUTON. Christopher’s daughter Annie Louisa AUTON felt that Sarah AUTON was lying.
Emigrated
Between 1808 and 1916 returned to Taranaki, New Zealand
Occupation
1916 Farmer
Military
Joined 23 November 1916 Fought in 9th Battalion World War I, New Plymouth, New Zealand when he was 32
Death of Mother
Margaret Ann AUTON died 1917 Queensland, Australia age 63. Thomas was 32.
Death of Father
Christopher AUTON died 12 January 1929 Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia age 77. Thomas was 44
Death of Brother
Joseph William AUTON died 23 June 1934 Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia when Thomas was 49
Occupation
Farmer
Died
5 May 1936 Goodna Mental Hospital, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia age 51.
Cause of Death
Acute Mania Exhaustion and Cardiac Failure
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Christopher Albert (Bert) AUTON (10.3.5.2.6)
Born
1890 Inglewood, Taranaki, New Zealand
Parents
Christopher AUTON age 38 and Margaret Ann AUTON age 36
Birth of Brother
John Arthur AUTON born 1892 Inglewood, Taranaki, New Zealand
Emigration
Abt 1906 to Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
Father Charged with Incest
Charged 8 November 1907 on information from son Joseph William AUTON regarding inappropriate relations with daughter Sarah AUTON.
16 February 1908 Christopher AUTON was charged with incest. His daughter Sarah AUTON had been residing with Mrs LOWTHER in Rockhampton since October 1907. Sarah reported in court to have never had any relations with her brothers or anyone else.
Margaret Ann AUTON (Christopher’s wife) had left her home 25 February 1907 to see her son who was away in hospital. She was two nights away from home. Two of her sons told her what had happened. Three years before, Margaret Ann had threatened to leave Christopher if he behaved improperly with Sarah AUTON.
Sarah AUTON was medically examined. Margaret Ann believed that Christopher was the father of her daughter’s child because she had seen letters some four years ago in which Christopher had said his daughters would have to yield to his advances.
Christopher left the family home on 25 October 1907 to reside with his married daughter Annie Louisa AUTON. Margaret Ann AUTON moved to the residence of her son Joseph William AUTON at ‘Clear Water’, Rockhampton.
Christopher’s son, Joseph William AUTON had told his father it was a crime.
Thomas AUTON, son, told his father to leave the house or receive a good thrashing. Christopher went to his married daughter’s place Annie Louisa AUTON.
Sarah AUTON was reported to have not had a boyfriend. Christopher Albert AUTON her 17 year old brother gave evidence similar to other witnesses.
Father Charged for having committed incest
Father Incest Charges Second Sitting
4 March 1908 The case against Christopher AUTON resumed. Christopher AUTON found not guilty. Complaint was not made for nine months after the offence. A second issue of the recovery of money was going on with sons Joseph William AUTON and Thomas AUTON. Christopher’s daughter Annie Louisa AUTON felt that Sarah AUTON was lying and her statement was believed over the Doctor.
Founding of Qantas
1916 a company that would become Qantas linked isolated outposts via airmail and passenger flights when Christopher lived in the outback of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
Death of Mother
Margaret Ann AUTON died 1917 Queensland, Australia age 63. Christopher was 27.
Death of Father
Christopher AUTON died 12 January 1929 Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia age 77. Christopher Albert AUTON was 39
Death of Siblings
Joseph William AUTON died 23 June 1934 Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia when Christopher was 44
Thomas AUTON died 5 May 1936 at Goodna Mental Hospital, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia when Christopher was 46
Annie Louisa AUTON died 7 October 1953 Queensland, Australia when Christopher was 63
John Arthur AUTON died 1956 Queensland, Australia, when Christopher was 66.
Elizabeth AUTON died 2 July 1968 New Zealand when Christopher was 78
Died
Christopher Albert (Bert) AUTON died July 1970 Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia aged 80
Buried
14 July 1970 Rockhampton South Cemetery, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
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John (Arthur) AUTON (10.3.5.2.7)
Born
1894 Inglewood, Taranaki, New Zealand
Parents
Christopher AUTON age 40 and Margaret Ann AUTON age 38
Emigration
Abt 1906 to Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
Father Charged with Incest
Charged 8 November 1907 on information from son Joseph William AUTON regarding inappropriate relations with daughter Sarah AUTON.
16 February 1908 Christopher AUTON was charged with incest. His daughter Sarah AUTON had been residing with Mrs LOWTHER in Rockhampton since October 1907. Sarah reported in court to have never had any relations with her brothers or anyone else.
Margaret Ann AUTON (Christopher’s wife) had left her home 25 February 1907 to see her son who was away in hospital. She was two nights away from home. Two of her sons told her what had happened. Three years before, Margaret Ann AUTON had threatened to leave Christopher if he behaved improperly with Sarah.
Sarah AUTON was medically examined. Margaret Ann AUTON believed that Christopher was the father of her daughter’s child because she had seen letters some four years ago in which Christopher had said his daughters would have to yield to his advances.
Christopher left the family home on 25 October 1907 to reside with his married daughter Annie Louisa AUTON. Margaret Ann AUTON moved to the residence of her son Joseph William AUTON at ‘Clear Water’, Rockhampton.
Christopher’s son, Joseph William AUTON had told his father it was a crime.
Thomas AUTON, son, told his father to leave the house or receive a good thrashing. Christopher went to his married daughter’s place Mrs JACKSON.
Sarah AUTON was reported to have not had a boyfriend. Christopher Albert AUTON her 17 year old brother gave evidence similar to other witnesses.
Father Charged for having committed incest
Father Incest Charges Second Sitting
4 March 1908 The case against Christopher AUTON resumed. Christopher AUTON found not guilty. Complaint was not made for nine months after the offence. A second issue of the recovery of money was going on with sons Joseph William AUTON and Thomas AUTON. Christopher’s daughter Annie Louisa AUTON felt that Sarah AUTON was lying and her statement was believed over the Doctor.
Military
9th Battalion, Would War I age 22
Death of Mother
Margaret Ann AUTON died 1917 Queensland, Australia age 63. John was 25
Death of Father
Christopher AUTON died 12 January 1929 Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia age 77 when John was 37
Death of Siblings
Joseph William AUTON died 23 June 1934 Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia when John was 42
Thomas AUTON died 5 May 1936 when John was 44
Annie Louisa AUTON died 7 October 1953 Queensland, Australia when John was 61
Died
23 March 1956 Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia aged 64
Buried
28 March 1956 Rockhampton North Cemetery, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
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Sources:
10.3.5.2 AUTON, Christopher, England and Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index 1852
10.2.1 AUTON, William 1861 England Census, Yorkshire, Grantley
10.3.5.2 Christopher AUTON and Margaret Ann AUTON, West Yorkshire, England, Church of England Marriages and Banns 1813 – 1935 Roundhay, St John 1876
10.3.5.2 AUTON, Christopher, 1881 England Census, Yorkshire, Grantley
10.1 Information about the ‘Crusader’ From Savill, d (1986) Sail to New Zealand London Robert Hale
10.1 Crusader Passenger List voyage to New Zealand 1883 List of Assisted Government Immigrants
10.1 New Zealand ‘The Press’ Saturday 24 1883 – Re The Crusader Voyage
10.1 New Zealand School Project, West Christchurch School and Burwood School 1882 – 1896
10.3.5.2 Lambert, Florinda – All About Ingelwood VL 1875
10.3.5.2 AUTON, Christopher, England and Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index 1876
10.3.5.2 AUTON, Christopher, Australia and New Zealand, Find a Grave Index 1800s – current
10.3.5.2 AUTON, Christopher, Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton, QLD 1878 – 1954) Sat 9 Nov 1907 Page 8 Police Court
10.3.5.2.5 AUTON, Sarah, Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton, QLD 1878 – 1954) Fri 15 Nov 1907 Page 2 Police Court
10.3.5.2 AUTON, Christopher, Truth (Brisbane, QLD 1900 – 1954) Sun 17 Nov 1907 Page Rude ‘Rocky.’
10.3.5.2 AUTON, Christopher, The Capricornian (Rockhampton, QLD 1875 – 1929) Sat 30 Nov 1907 Page 18 Police Court
10.3.5.2 AUTON, Christopher, Truth (Brisbane, QLD 1900 – 1954) Sun 24 Nov 1907 Page 3, Awful Allegations
10.3.5.2 AUTON, Christopher, Truth (Brisbane QLD 1900 – 1954) Sun 16 Feb 1908 Page 12 Awful Allegation
10.3.5.2.5 AUTON, Christopher, The Capricornian (Rockhampton, QLD 1875 – 1929) Sat 7 Mar 1908, Page 45 Second Sitting
10.3.5.2 AUTON, Christopher, Truth (Brisbane, QLD 1900 – 1954) Sun 15 Mar 1908 Page 7 A Rocky Rouser
10.3.5.1.3 AUTON, Annie Louisa, England and Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index 1882
10.3.5.1.3 AUTON, Annie Louisa, Information about the ‘Crusader’ From Savill, d (1986) Sail to New Zealand London Robert Hale
10.3.5.1.3 AUTON, Annie Louisa, Crusader Passenger List voyage to New Zealand 1883 List of Assisted Government Immigrants
10.3.5.1.3 AUTON, Annie Louisa, New Zealand ‘The Press’ Saturday 24 1883 – Re The Crusader Voyage
10.3.5.1.3 AUTON, Annie Louisa, Australia Death Index 1953
10.3.5.2.3 AUTON, Annie Louisa, The Capricornian (Rockhampton, QLD 1875 – 1929) Sat 7 Mar 1908, Page 45 Second Sitting
10.3.5.2.3 AUTON, Annie Louisa, Truth (Brisbane, QLD 1900 – 1954) Sun 15 Mar 1908 Page 7 A Rocky Rouser
10.3.5.2.4 AUTON, Thomas, Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton, QLD 1878 – 1954) Fri 15 Nov 1907 Page 2 Police Court
10.3.5.2.4 AUTON, Thomas, Truth (Brisbane QLD 1900 – 1954) Sun 16 Feb 1908 Page 12 Awful Allegation
10.3.5.2.4 AUTON, Thomas, The Capricornian (Rockhampton, QLD 1875 – 1929) Sat 7 Mar 1908, Page 45 Second Sitting
10.3.5.2.4 AUTON, Thomas, Truth (Brisbane, QLD 1900 – 1954) Sun 15 Mar 1908 Page 7 A Rocky Rouser
10.3.5.1.4 AUTON, Thomas, Australia WWI Service Records
10.3.5.1.4 AUTON, Thomas, Australia Death Index 1936
10.3.5.2.6 AUTON, Christopher Albert (Bert), Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton, QLD 1878 – 1954) Sat 9 Nov 1907 Page 8 Police Court
10.3.5.2.6 AUTON, Christopher Albert (Bert), Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton, QLD 1878 – 1954) Fri 15 Nov 1907 Page 2 Police Court
10.3.5.2.6 AUTON, Christopher Albert (Bert), Truth (Brisbane, QLD 1900 – 1954) Sun 17 Nov 1907 Page Rude ‘Rocky.’
10.3.5.2.6 AUTON, Christopher Albert (Bert), The Capricornian (Rockhampton, QLD 1875 – 1929) Sat 30 Nov 1907 Page 18 Police Court
10.3.5.2.6 AUTON, Christopher Albert (Bert), The Capricornian (Rockhampton, QLD 1875 – 1929) Sat 30 Nov 1907 Page 18 Police Court
10.3.5.2.6 AUTON, Christopher Albert (Bert), Truth (Brisbane, QLD 1900 – 1954) Sun 24 Nov 1907 Page 3, Awful Allegations
10.3.5.2.6 AUTON, Christopher Albert (Bert), Truth (Brisbane QLD 1900 – 1954) Sun 16 Feb 1908 Page 12 Awful Allegation
10.3.5.7 AUTON, John (Arthur), Australia and New Zealand, Find a Grave Index 1800s – Current
10.3.5.7 AUTON, John (Arthur), Australia, Death Index 1956
10.3.5.7 AUTON, John (Arthur), Australia, Electoral Rolls 1917 Queensland, Capricornia, Rockhampton North
10.3.5.7 AUTON, John (Arthur), Australia WWI Service Records 1914 – 1920
10.3.5.2.7 AUTON, John Arthur, Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton, QLD 1878 – 1954) Sat 9 Nov 1907 Page 8 Police Court
10.3.5.2.7 AUTON, John Arthur, Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton, QLD 1878 – 1954) Fri 15 Nov 1907 Page 2 Police Court
10.3.5.2.7 AUTON, John Arthur, Truth (Brisbane, QLD 1900 – 1954) Sun 17 Nov 1907 Page Rude ‘Rocky.’
10.3.5.2.7 AUTON, John Arthur, The Capricornian (Rockhampton, QLD 1875 – 1929) Sat 30 Nov 1907 Page 18 Police Court
10.3.5.2.7 AUTON, John Arthur, Truth (Brisbane, QLD 1900 – 1954) Sun 24 Nov 1907 Page 3, Awful Allegations
10.3.5.2.6 AUTON, John Arthur, Truth (Brisbane QLD 1900 – 1954) Sun 16 Feb 1908 Page 12 Awful Allegation
10.3.5.2.7 AUTON, John Arthur, The Capricornian (Rockhampton, QLD 1875 – 1929) Sat 7 Mar 1908, Page 45 Second Sitting
10.3.5.2.7 AUTON, John Arthur, Truth (Brisbane, QLD 1900 – 1954) Sun 15 Mar 1908 Page 7 A Rocky Rouser