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(?) Farnes

• Marriage*: (?) Farnes married Amy Hester Dangerfield, daughter of Charles Dangerfield and Emma Tite.

(?) Watson

• Marriage*: (?) Watson married Alice Ethel Dangerfield, daughter of Charles Dangerfield and Emma Tite.

John Livingston Auld^1,2

John Livingston Auld

• Father: Robert Auld^3,4,2,1 b. 14 Nov 1823
• Mother: Mary Livingston^3,4,2,1 b. c 1826

• Charts: Descendants Chart for Robert Auld

• Birth*: John Livingston Auld was born on 29 January 1856 at Irvine, AYR, SCT.^1,2
• He was the son of Robert Auld and Mary Livingston.^3,4,2,1
• Marriage*: John Livingston Auld married Susannah Mills, daughter of John Mills and Agnes Warburton, on 12 December 1880 at St James Church, Accrington, LAN, ENG.¹
• Death*: John Livingston Auld died on 29 May 1909 at Ipswich, QLD, AUS, at age 53.^1,4

• Occupation: John Livingston Auld was managed the Liverpool Coal Mine at North Ipswich, QLD, AUS.¹
• (with Parents) Census1861 (SCT): He appeared on the 1861 Scottish Census of at Irvine, in the County of AYR, at Townhead, enumerated 7 April 1861 in the household of his parents, Robert Auld and Mary Livingston.³
• Occupation: John Livingston Auld was Coal Miner on 2 April 1871.⁵
• (with Father) Census1871 (SCT): He appeared on the 1871 Scottish Census of at Dreghorn, in the County of AYR, at No 8 Warweckdale Row, enumerated 2 April 1871 in the household of his father Robert Auld.⁵
• Occupation*: John Livingston Auld was Engine Keeper (Iron Works) on 3 April 1881.⁶
• (with ParentsInLaw) Census1881 (UK): He appeared on the 1881 English Census of at Accrington, in the County of LAN, at 9 Hope Street, enumerated 3 April 1881 in the household of his parents in law, John Mills and Agnes Warburton.⁶
• Emigration*: John Livingston Auld and Susannah Mills emigrated from London, ENG departing 18 August 1883, their child, their children Archibald and Agnes were listed as emigrating with them.¹
• Immigration*: John Livingston Auld and Susannah Mills immigrated on 22 November 1883 to Brisbane, QLD, AUS, onboard the 'Zamora.¹'
• Note*: John Livingston Auld J L Auld & Co commenced coal mining on the Cooneane Estate in July 1899 at Blackstone, QLD, AUS.¹
• Note: He a coal and owners representative on the first conference with the Miners Union in 1906 at QLD, AUS.¹
• Newspaper*: He was mentioned in the Queensland Times (Ipswich) on 31 May 1909, the piece also mentioned Susannah Auld, Archibald Auld, Margaret Livingston Auld, Lillian Mills Auld, Florence Livingston Auld, Dora Evelyn Auld and Blanche McAllister Auld:
  
  "OBITUARY,
  MR. J. L. AULD.
  At 2 p.m. on Saturday death claim-ed a much-esteemed resident of Silkstone in the person of Mr. John Livingstone Auld. The deceased, who was 53 years of age in January last, had been ailing for some two years, but it was not till January last that he suffered severely. He was born in Irvine, county of Ayr, Scotland, and he came to Queensland in the year 1883, and since that year had resided mostly in the Bundanba district. He was engaged as an engine-driver at various coal mines in the Bundanba district, but, being of an energetic and enterprising spirit, he, some years ago, became part proprietor of the Bogside Colliery. So successful were his and his co-partners' operations that they also opened the Ferney Creek and Wattle Glen Collieries. 'The deceased had always taken an active interest in the coal trade, and as a proprietor he gained the esteem and respect of the men in his employ. He was an energetic supporter of the Mine-Managers' Association, and was also a prominent member of the West Moreton Coal-Owners' Association. He always manifested keen interest in Association football, and he was an honoured vice-president of the Monte Football Club. He was of a genial and kindly disposition, and the tidings of his death caused profound regret, which was not confined to the mining community. He is survived by his widow, six daughters (the youngest of whom is 12 years of age), and a son (Mr. Alexander Auld, of Bundanba), for all of whom much sympathy has been expressed. The funeral took toov place yesterday afternoon, and the particularly long cortege bore unmistakable evidence of the esteem in which the deceased was held. A number of mlembers of the John Wycliff Lodge, Protestant Alliance Friendly Society of Australia, marched in processional order. The Coal-Owners' Association was represented by Mr. H. G. Noble (vice-president). The burial rite at the graveside was performed by the Rev. T. L. H. Jenkyn, B.A. (rector of St. Paul's Anglican Church), and the interment ritual of the P.A.F.S.O.A. was read by Bro. James Reid."⁷

Susannah Mills¹

Susannah Auld nee Mills

• Father: John Mills² b. c 1807
• Mother: Agnes Warburton² b. c 1808

• Charts: Descendants Chart for Robert Auld

• Birth*: Susannah Mills was born on 3 January 1855 at Accrington, LAN, ENG.¹
• She was the daughter of John Mills and Agnes Warburton.²
• Marriage*: Susannah Mills married John Livingston Auld, son of Robert Auld and Mary Livingston, on 12 December 1880 at St James Church, Accrington, LAN, ENG.¹
• Death*: Susannah Mills died on 20 June 1923 at Accrington, QLD, AUS, at age 68.¹

• Married Name: As of 12 December 1880,her married name was Auld.¹
• Occupation*: Susannah Mills was Cotton Weaver on 3 April 1881.²
• (with Parents) Census1881 (UK): She appeared on the 1881 English Census of at Accrington, in the County of LAN, at 9 Hope Street, enumerated 3 April 1881 in the household of her parents, John Mills and Agnes Warburton.²
• Emigration*: Susannah Mills and John Livingston Auld emigrated from London, ENG departing 18 August 1883, their child, their children Archibald and Agnes were listed as emigrating with them.¹
• Immigration*: Susannah Mills and John Livingston Auld immigrated on 22 November 1883 to Brisbane, QLD, AUS, onboard the 'Zamora.¹'
• (Mentioned) Newspaper: Susannah was mentioned in the Queensland Times (Ipswich) on 31 May 1909:
  
  "OBITUARY,
  MR. J. L. AULD.
  At 2 p.m. on Saturday death claim-ed a much-esteemed resident of Silkstone in the person of Mr. John Livingstone Auld. The deceased, who was 53 years of age in January last, had been ailing for some two years, but it was not till January last that he suffered severely. He was born in Irvine, county of Ayr, Scotland, and he came to Queensland in the year 1883, and since that year had resided mostly in the Bundanba district. He was engaged as an engine-driver at various coal mines in the Bundanba district, but, being of an energetic and enterprising spirit, he, some years ago, became part proprietor of the Bogside Colliery. So successful were his and his co-partners' operations that they also opened the Ferney Creek and Wattle Glen Collieries. 'The deceased had always taken an active interest in the coal trade, and as a proprietor he gained the esteem and respect of the men in his employ. He was an energetic supporter of the Mine-Managers' Association, and was also a prominent member of the West Moreton Coal-Owners' Association. He always manifested keen interest in Association football, and he was an honoured vice-president of the Monte Football Club. He was of a genial and kindly disposition, and the tidings of his death caused profound regret, which was not confined to the mining community. He is survived by his widow, six daughters (the youngest of whom is 12 years of age), and a son (Mr. Alexander Auld, of Bundanba), for all of whom much sympathy has been expressed. The funeral took toov place yesterday afternoon, and the particularly long cortege bore unmistakable evidence of the esteem in which the deceased was held. A number of mlembers of the John Wycliff Lodge, Protestant Alliance Friendly Society of Australia, marched in processional order. The Coal-Owners' Association was represented by Mr. H. G. Noble (vice-president). The burial rite at the graveside was performed by the Rev. T. L. H. Jenkyn, B.A. (rector of St. Paul's Anglican Church), and the interment ritual of the P.A.F.S.O.A. was read by Bro. James Reid."³
• Electoral Roll*: She is listed on the electoral roll of 1913 in the State of QLD, Division of Moreton and Subdivision of Ipswich. Her address was Station Road, Silkstone. Her occupation is listed as home duties.⁴
• Electoral Roll: She is listed on the electoral roll of 1919 in the State of QLD, Division of Moreton and Subdivision of Ipswich. Her address was Station Road, Silkstone. Her occupation is listed as home duties.⁴

John Mills¹

• Marriage*: John Mills married Agnes Warburton.
• Birth*: John Mills was born circa 1807 at Ramsbottam, LAN, ENG.¹

• Occupation*: John Mills was Block Printer (Retired) on 3 April 1881.¹
• Census1881 (UK)*: He and Agnes Warburton appeared on the 1881 English Census of at Accrington, in the County of LAN, at 9 Hope Street, enumerated 3 April 1881, Their children Sarah A and Susannah were listed as living with them.¹

Agnes Warburton^1,2

• Marriage*: Agnes Warburton married John Mills.
• Birth*: Agnes Warburton was born circa 1808 at Ramsbottam, LAN, ENG.¹

• Name Variation: Agnes Warburton was also known as Annis.²
• Married Name: Her married name was Mills.
• Census1881 (UK)*: She and John Mills appeared on the 1881 English Census of at Accrington, in the County of LAN, at 9 Hope Street, enumerated 3 April 1881, Their children Sarah A and Susannah were listed as living with them.¹

Sarah A Mills¹

• Father: John Mills¹ b. c 1807
• Mother: Agnes Warburton¹ b. c 1808

• Birth*: Sarah A Mills was born circa 1837 at Turton, LAN, ENG.¹
• She was the daughter of John Mills and Agnes Warburton.¹

• (with Parents) Census1881 (UK): Sarah A Mills appeared on the 1881 English Census of at Accrington, in the County of LAN, at 9 Hope Street, enumerated 3 April 1881 in the household of her parents, John Mills and Agnes Warburton.¹
• Occupation*: Sarah A Mills was Dressmaker on 3 April 1881.¹

Catherine Auld^1,2

• Father: Robert Auld^3,2 b. 14 Nov 1823
• Mother: Mary Livingston^3,2 b. c 1826

• Charts: Descendants Chart for Robert Auld

• Birth*: Catherine Auld was born on 8 July 1860 at Irvine, AYR, SCT.^3,1,2
• She was the daughter of Robert Auld and Mary Livingston.^3,2

• (with Parents) Census1861 (SCT): Catherine Auld appeared on the 1861 Scottish Census of at Irvine, in the County of AYR, at Townhead, enumerated 7 April 1861 in the household of her parents, Robert Auld and Mary Livingston.³
• Education*: Catherine Auld was educated on 2 April 1871; Scholar.⁴
• Name Variation: As of 2 April 1871, Catherine Auld was also known as Katherine.⁴
• (with Father) Census1871 (SCT): She appeared on the 1871 Scottish Census of at Dreghorn, in the County of AYR, at No 8 Warweckdale Row, enumerated 2 April 1871 in the household of her father Robert Auld.⁴
• (as Boarder) Census1881 (UK): Catherine Auld appeared on the 1881 English Census of at Accrington, in the County of LAN, at 9 Hope Street, enumerated 3 April 1881 in the household of John Mills and Agnes Warburton as a boarder.¹

Robert Auld^1,2

• Father: Robert Auld² b. c 1790
• Mother: Eleazebeth Thomson² b. c 1794

• Charts: Descendants Chart for Robert Auld

• Birth*: Robert Auld was born on 14 November 1823 at Kilwinning, AYR, SCT.^1,2
• He was the son of Robert Auld and Eleazebeth Thomson.²
• Christening: Robert Auld was christened on 7 December 1823 at Kilwinning, AYR, SCT.²
• Marriage*: He married Mary Livingston on 25 October 1845 at Dalry, AYR, SCT.²
• Marriage*: Robert Auld married Sarah Baird on 3 November 1871 at Dreghorn, AYR, SCT.²

• Occupation: Robert Auld was Enginer Kicher on 30 March 1851.³
• Census1851 (SCT)*: He and Mary Livingston appeared on the 1851 Scottish Census of at Kilbirnie, in the County of AYR, at 6 Montgomerystone, enumerated 30 March 1851, Their children Mary and Robert were listed as living with them.³
• Occupation*: Robert Auld was Enginefieder At A Coal Pit on 7 April 1861.¹
• Census1861 (SCT)*: He and Mary Livingston appeared on the 1861 Scottish Census of at Irvine, in the County of AYR, at Townhead, enumerated 7 April 1861, their children Mary, Robert, Archibald, John Livingston, Ann McCubbin and Catherine were listed as living with them.¹
• Occupation: Robert Auld was Pit Engine Keeper on 2 April 1871.⁴
• Census1871 (SCT)*: He appeared on the 1871 Scottish Census of at Dreghorn, in the County of AYR, at No 8 Warweckdale Row, enumerated 2 April 1871, His children Mary, Robert, Archibald, John Livingston, Catherine, Alex Hamilton and Agnes were listed as living with them.⁴
• Occupation: Robert Auld was Pit Engineman on 3 April 1881.⁵
• Census1881 (SCT)*: He and Sarah Baird appeared on the 1881 Scottish Census of at Dreghorn, in the County of AYR, at 57, Overton, enumerated 3 April 1881, Their children Robert, Dorothy, Charles, David and Archibald were listed as living with them.⁵
• Occupation: Robert Auld was Coal Pit Engine Keeper on 5 April 1891.⁶
• Census1891 (SCT)*: He and Sarah Baird appeared on the 1891 Scottish Census of at Dreghorn, in the County of AYR, at 17 Warwickdall Row, enumerated 5 April 1891, Their children David and Archibald were listed as living with them.⁶

Mary Livingston¹

• Charts: Descendants Chart for Robert Auld

• Birth*: Mary Livingston was born circa 1826 at Irvine, AYR, SCT.¹
• Marriage*: She married Robert Auld, son of Robert Auld and Eleazebeth Thomson, on 25 October 1845 at Dalry, AYR, SCT.²

• Name Variation: As of 25 October 1845, Mary Livingston was also known as Mary Levingston.²
• Married Name: As of 25 October 1845,her married name was Auld.²
• Census1851 (SCT)*: She and Robert Auld appeared on the 1851 Scottish Census of at Kilbirnie, in the County of AYR, at 6 Montgomerystone, enumerated 30 March 1851, Their children Mary and Robert were listed as living with them.³
• Census1861 (SCT)*: Mary Livingston and Robert Auld appeared on the 1861 Scottish Census of at Irvine, in the County of AYR, at Townhead, enumerated 7 April 1861, their children Mary, Robert, Archibald, John Livingston, Ann McCubbin and Catherine were listed as living with them.¹

Robert Auld¹

• Father: Robert Auld¹ b. 14 Nov 1823
• Mother: Mary Livingston¹ b. c 1826

• Charts: Descendants Chart for Robert Auld

• Birth*: Robert Auld was born circa 1850 at Beith, AYR, SCT.¹
• He was the son of Robert Auld and Mary Livingston.¹

• (with Parents) Census1851 (SCT): Robert Auld appeared on the 1851 Scottish Census of at Kilbirnie, in the County of AYR, at 6 Montgomerystone, enumerated 30 March 1851 in the household of his parents, Robert Auld and Mary Livingston.²
• (with Parents) Census1861 (SCT): Robert Auld appeared on the 1861 Scottish Census of at Irvine, in the County of AYR, at Townhead, enumerated 7 April 1861 in the household of his parents, Robert Auld and Mary Livingston.¹
• Education*: Robert Auld was educated on 7 April 1861; Scholar.¹
• (with Father) Census1871 (SCT): He appeared on the 1871 Scottish Census of at Dreghorn, in the County of AYR, at No 8 Warweckdale Row, enumerated 2 April 1871 in the household of his father Robert Auld.³
• Occupation*: Robert Auld was Pit Stoker on 2 April 1871.³
• (with Parents) Census1881 (SCT): He appeared on the 1881 Scottish Census of at Dreghorn, in the County of AYR, at 57, Overton, enumerated 3 April 1881 in the household of his parents, Robert Auld and Sarah Baird.⁴
• Occupation: Robert Auld was Pit Engineman on 3 April 1881.⁴

Mary Auld¹

• Father: Robert Auld¹ b. 14 Nov 1823
• Mother: Mary Livingston¹ b. c 1826

• Charts: Descendants Chart for Robert Auld

• Birth*: Mary Auld was born circa 1848 at Dalry, AYR, SCT.¹
• She was the daughter of Robert Auld and Mary Livingston.¹

• (with Parents) Census1851 (SCT): Mary Auld appeared on the 1851 Scottish Census of at Kilbirnie, in the County of AYR, at 6 Montgomerystone, enumerated 30 March 1851 in the household of her parents, Robert Auld and Mary Livingston.²
• (with Parents) Census1861 (SCT): Mary Auld appeared on the 1861 Scottish Census of at Irvine, in the County of AYR, at Townhead, enumerated 7 April 1861 in the household of her parents, Robert Auld and Mary Livingston.¹
• Occupation*: Mary Auld was Domestic Servant on 7 April 1861.¹
• (with Father) Census1871 (SCT): She appeared on the 1871 Scottish Census of at Dreghorn, in the County of AYR, at No 8 Warweckdale Row, enumerated 2 April 1871 in the household of her father Robert Auld.³

Archibald Auld¹

• Father: Robert Auld¹ b. 14 Nov 1823
• Mother: Mary Livingston¹ b. c 1826

• Charts: Descendants Chart for Robert Auld

• Birth*: Archibald Auld was born circa 1854 at Killimie, AYR, SCT.¹
• He was the son of Robert Auld and Mary Livingston.¹

• (with Parents) Census1861 (SCT): Archibald Auld appeared on the 1861 Scottish Census of at Irvine, in the County of AYR, at Townhead, enumerated 7 April 1861 in the household of his parents, Robert Auld and Mary Livingston.¹
• Education*: Archibald Auld was educated on 7 April 1861; Scholar.¹
• (with Father) Census1871 (SCT): He appeared on the 1871 Scottish Census of at Dreghorn, in the County of AYR, at No 8 Warweckdale Row, enumerated 2 April 1871 in the household of his father Robert Auld.²
• Occupation*: Archibald Auld was Coal Miner on 2 April 1871.²

Ann McCubbin Auld^1,2

• Father: Robert Auld^1,2 b. 14 Nov 1823
• Mother: Mary Livingston^1,2 b. c 1826

• Charts: Descendants Chart for Robert Auld

• Christening: Ann McCubbin Auld was christened on 31 August 1851 at Kilbirnie, AYR, SCT.²
• Birth*: She was born on 3 May 1858 at Irvine, AYR, SCT.^1,2
• She was the daughter of Robert Auld and Mary Livingston.^1,2

• (with Parents) Census1861 (SCT): Ann McCubbin Auld appeared on the 1861 Scottish Census of at Irvine, in the County of AYR, at Townhead, enumerated 7 April 1861 in the household of her parents, Robert Auld and Mary Livingston.¹

Alex Hamilton Auld^1,2

• Father: Robert Auld^1,2 b. 14 Nov 1823
• Mother: Mary Livingston^1,2 b. c 1826

• Charts: Descendants Chart for Robert Auld

• Birth*: Alex Hamilton Auld was born on 6 February 1864 at Dreghorn, AYR, SCT.^1,2
• He was the son of Robert Auld and Mary Livingston.^1,2

• Name Variation: As of 6 February 1864, Alex Hamilton Auld was also known as Alek Hamilton Auld.²
• (with Father) Census1871 (SCT): He appeared on the 1871 Scottish Census of at Dreghorn, in the County of AYR, at No 8 Warweckdale Row, enumerated 2 April 1871 in the household of his father Robert Auld.¹
• Education*: Alex Hamilton Auld was educated on 2 April 1871; Scholar.¹

Agnes Auld^1,2

• Father: Robert Auld^1,2 b. 14 Nov 1823
• Mother: Mary Livingston^1,2 b. c 1826

• Charts: Descendants Chart for Robert Auld

• Birth*: Agnes Auld was born on 22 March 1866 at Dreghorn, AYR, SCT.^1,2
• She was the daughter of Robert Auld and Mary Livingston.^1,2

• (with Father) Census1871 (SCT): Agnes Auld appeared on the 1871 Scottish Census of at Dreghorn, in the County of AYR, at No 8 Warweckdale Row, enumerated 2 April 1871 in the household of her father Robert Auld.¹

John Mills Auld¹

• Father: John Livingston Auld¹ b. 29 Jan 1856, d. 29 May 1909
• Mother: Susannah Mills¹ b. 3 Jan 1855, d. 20 Jun 1923

• Charts: Descendants Chart for Robert Auld

• Birth*: John Mills Auld was born circa 1884 at QLD, AUS.¹
• He was the son of John Livingston Auld and Susannah Mills.¹
• Death*: John Mills Auld died circa 1892 at QLD, AUS.²

Margaret Livingston Auld¹

• Father: John Livingston Auld¹ b. 29 Jan 1856, d. 29 May 1909
• Mother: Susannah Mills¹ b. 3 Jan 1855, d. 20 Jun 1923

• Charts: Descendants Chart for Robert Auld

• Birth*: Margaret Livingston Auld was born circa 1889 at QLD, AUS.¹
• She was the daughter of John Livingston Auld and Susannah Mills.¹
• Marriage*: Margaret Livingston Auld married Joseph William Burr, son of Joseph Ebenezer Burr and Fanny Follett, between 1915 and 1919.²

• (Mentioned) Newspaper: Margaret Livingston was mentioned in the Queensland Times (Ipswich) on 31 May 1909:
  
  "OBITUARY,
  MR. J. L. AULD.
  At 2 p.m. on Saturday death claim-ed a much-esteemed resident of Silkstone in the person of Mr. John Livingstone Auld. The deceased, who was 53 years of age in January last, had been ailing for some two years, but it was not till January last that he suffered severely. He was born in Irvine, county of Ayr, Scotland, and he came to Queensland in the year 1883, and since that year had resided mostly in the Bundanba district. He was engaged as an engine-driver at various coal mines in the Bundanba district, but, being of an energetic and enterprising spirit, he, some years ago, became part proprietor of the Bogside Colliery. So successful were his and his co-partners' operations that they also opened the Ferney Creek and Wattle Glen Collieries. 'The deceased had always taken an active interest in the coal trade, and as a proprietor he gained the esteem and respect of the men in his employ. He was an energetic supporter of the Mine-Managers' Association, and was also a prominent member of the West Moreton Coal-Owners' Association. He always manifested keen interest in Association football, and he was an honoured vice-president of the Monte Football Club. He was of a genial and kindly disposition, and the tidings of his death caused profound regret, which was not confined to the mining community. He is survived by his widow, six daughters (the youngest of whom is 12 years of age), and a son (Mr. Alexander Auld, of Bundanba), for all of whom much sympathy has been expressed. The funeral took toov place yesterday afternoon, and the particularly long cortege bore unmistakable evidence of the esteem in which the deceased was held. A number of mlembers of the John Wycliff Lodge, Protestant Alliance Friendly Society of Australia, marched in processional order. The Coal-Owners' Association was represented by Mr. H. G. Noble (vice-president). The burial rite at the graveside was performed by the Rev. T. L. H. Jenkyn, B.A. (rector of St. Paul's Anglican Church), and the interment ritual of the P.A.F.S.O.A. was read by Bro. James Reid."³
• Electoral Roll*: She is listed on the electoral roll of 1913 in the State of QLD, Division of Moreton and Subdivision of Ipswich. Her address was Silkstone. Her occupation is listed as clerk.⁴
• Married Name: As of between 1915 and 1919,her married name was Burr.²
• Electoral Roll: She is listed on the electoral roll of 1919 in the State of QLD, Division of Moreton and Subdivision of Ipswich. Her address was Raceview. Her occupation is listed as home duties.⁴
• Electoral Roll: She is listed on the electoral roll of 1925 in the State of QLD, Division of Moreton and Subdivision of Cleveland. Her address was Capalaba. Her occupation is listed as home duties.⁴

Lillian Mills Auld¹

• Father: John Livingston Auld¹ b. 29 Jan 1856, d. 29 May 1909
• Mother: Susannah Mills¹ b. 3 Jan 1855, d. 20 Jun 1923

• Charts: Descendants Chart for Robert Auld

• Birth*: Lillian Mills Auld was born circa 1891 at QLD, AUS.¹
• She was the daughter of John Livingston Auld and Susannah Mills.¹
• Marriage*: Lillian Mills Auld married William James Elliot between 1915 and 1919.²

• (Mentioned) Newspaper: Lillian Mills was mentioned in the Queensland Times (Ipswich) on 31 May 1909:
  
  "OBITUARY,
  MR. J. L. AULD.
  At 2 p.m. on Saturday death claim-ed a much-esteemed resident of Silkstone in the person of Mr. John Livingstone Auld. The deceased, who was 53 years of age in January last, had been ailing for some two years, but it was not till January last that he suffered severely. He was born in Irvine, county of Ayr, Scotland, and he came to Queensland in the year 1883, and since that year had resided mostly in the Bundanba district. He was engaged as an engine-driver at various coal mines in the Bundanba district, but, being of an energetic and enterprising spirit, he, some years ago, became part proprietor of the Bogside Colliery. So successful were his and his co-partners' operations that they also opened the Ferney Creek and Wattle Glen Collieries. 'The deceased had always taken an active interest in the coal trade, and as a proprietor he gained the esteem and respect of the men in his employ. He was an energetic supporter of the Mine-Managers' Association, and was also a prominent member of the West Moreton Coal-Owners' Association. He always manifested keen interest in Association football, and he was an honoured vice-president of the Monte Football Club. He was of a genial and kindly disposition, and the tidings of his death caused profound regret, which was not confined to the mining community. He is survived by his widow, six daughters (the youngest of whom is 12 years of age), and a son (Mr. Alexander Auld, of Bundanba), for all of whom much sympathy has been expressed. The funeral took toov place yesterday afternoon, and the particularly long cortege bore unmistakable evidence of the esteem in which the deceased was held. A number of mlembers of the John Wycliff Lodge, Protestant Alliance Friendly Society of Australia, marched in processional order. The Coal-Owners' Association was represented by Mr. H. G. Noble (vice-president). The burial rite at the graveside was performed by the Rev. T. L. H. Jenkyn, B.A. (rector of St. Paul's Anglican Church), and the interment ritual of the P.A.F.S.O.A. was read by Bro. James Reid."³
• Electoral Roll*: She is listed on the electoral roll of 1913 in the State of QLD, Division of Moreton and Subdivision of Ipswich. Her address was Silkstone. Her occupation is listed as clerk.⁴
• Married Name: As of between 1915 and 1919,her married name was Elliot.²
• Electoral Roll: She is listed on the electoral roll of 1919 in the State of QLD, Division of Moreton and Subdivision of Bundanba. Her address was Borehole Estate. Her occupation is listed as home duties.⁴
• Electoral Roll: She is listed on the electoral roll of 1925 in the State of QLD, Division of Moreton and Subdivision of Ipswich. Her address was Borehole Estate, Blackstone. Her occupation is listed as home duties.⁴
• Electoral Roll: She is listed on the electoral roll of 1936 in the State of QLD, Division of Moreton and Subdivision of Ipswich. Her address was Borehole Estate, Blackstone. Her occupation is listed as home duties.⁴

Florence Livingston Auld¹

• Father: John Livingston Auld¹ b. 29 Jan 1856, d. 29 May 1909
• Mother: Susannah Mills¹ b. 3 Jan 1855, d. 20 Jun 1923

• Charts: Descendants Chart for Robert Auld

• Birth*: Florence Livingston Auld was born circa 1892 at QLD, AUS.¹
• She was the daughter of John Livingston Auld and Susannah Mills.¹
• Marriage*: Florence Livingston Auld married William Heaney Johnston circa 1914 at QLD, AUS.²

• (Mentioned) Newspaper: Florence Livingston was mentioned in the Queensland Times (Ipswich) on 31 May 1909:
  
  "OBITUARY,
  MR. J. L. AULD.
  At 2 p.m. on Saturday death claim-ed a much-esteemed resident of Silkstone in the person of Mr. John Livingstone Auld. The deceased, who was 53 years of age in January last, had been ailing for some two years, but it was not till January last that he suffered severely. He was born in Irvine, county of Ayr, Scotland, and he came to Queensland in the year 1883, and since that year had resided mostly in the Bundanba district. He was engaged as an engine-driver at various coal mines in the Bundanba district, but, being of an energetic and enterprising spirit, he, some years ago, became part proprietor of the Bogside Colliery. So successful were his and his co-partners' operations that they also opened the Ferney Creek and Wattle Glen Collieries. 'The deceased had always taken an active interest in the coal trade, and as a proprietor he gained the esteem and respect of the men in his employ. He was an energetic supporter of the Mine-Managers' Association, and was also a prominent member of the West Moreton Coal-Owners' Association. He always manifested keen interest in Association football, and he was an honoured vice-president of the Monte Football Club. He was of a genial and kindly disposition, and the tidings of his death caused profound regret, which was not confined to the mining community. He is survived by his widow, six daughters (the youngest of whom is 12 years of age), and a son (Mr. Alexander Auld, of Bundanba), for all of whom much sympathy has been expressed. The funeral took toov place yesterday afternoon, and the particularly long cortege bore unmistakable evidence of the esteem in which the deceased was held. A number of mlembers of the John Wycliff Lodge, Protestant Alliance Friendly Society of Australia, marched in processional order. The Coal-Owners' Association was represented by Mr. H. G. Noble (vice-president). The burial rite at the graveside was performed by the Rev. T. L. H. Jenkyn, B.A. (rector of St. Paul's Anglican Church), and the interment ritual of the P.A.F.S.O.A. was read by Bro. James Reid."³
• Married Name: As of circa 1914,her married name was Johnston.²
• Electoral Roll*: She is listed on the electoral roll of 1919 in the State of QLD, Division of Moreton and Subdivision of Ipswich. Her address was Brisbane Street, West. Her occupation is listed as home duties.⁴
• Electoral Roll: She is listed on the electoral roll of 1925 in the State of QLD, Division of Moreton and Subdivision of Ipswich. Her address was Chermside Road. Her occupation is listed as home duties.⁴

Dora Evelyn Auld¹

• Father: John Livingston Auld¹ b. 29 Jan 1856, d. 29 May 1909
• Mother: Susannah Mills¹ b. 3 Jan 1855, d. 20 Jun 1923

• Charts: Descendants Chart for Robert Auld

• Birth*: Dora Evelyn Auld was born circa 1895 at QLD, AUS.¹
• She was the daughter of John Livingston Auld and Susannah Mills.¹
• Marriage*: Dora Evelyn Auld married Oswald Charles Davies between 1915 and 1919.²

• (Mentioned) Newspaper: Dora Evelyn was mentioned in the Queensland Times (Ipswich) on 31 May 1909:
  
  "OBITUARY,
  MR. J. L. AULD.
  At 2 p.m. on Saturday death claim-ed a much-esteemed resident of Silkstone in the person of Mr. John Livingstone Auld. The deceased, who was 53 years of age in January last, had been ailing for some two years, but it was not till January last that he suffered severely. He was born in Irvine, county of Ayr, Scotland, and he came to Queensland in the year 1883, and since that year had resided mostly in the Bundanba district. He was engaged as an engine-driver at various coal mines in the Bundanba district, but, being of an energetic and enterprising spirit, he, some years ago, became part proprietor of the Bogside Colliery. So successful were his and his co-partners' operations that they also opened the Ferney Creek and Wattle Glen Collieries. 'The deceased had always taken an active interest in the coal trade, and as a proprietor he gained the esteem and respect of the men in his employ. He was an energetic supporter of the Mine-Managers' Association, and was also a prominent member of the West Moreton Coal-Owners' Association. He always manifested keen interest in Association football, and he was an honoured vice-president of the Monte Football Club. He was of a genial and kindly disposition, and the tidings of his death caused profound regret, which was not confined to the mining community. He is survived by his widow, six daughters (the youngest of whom is 12 years of age), and a son (Mr. Alexander Auld, of Bundanba), for all of whom much sympathy has been expressed. The funeral took toov place yesterday afternoon, and the particularly long cortege bore unmistakable evidence of the esteem in which the deceased was held. A number of mlembers of the John Wycliff Lodge, Protestant Alliance Friendly Society of Australia, marched in processional order. The Coal-Owners' Association was represented by Mr. H. G. Noble (vice-president). The burial rite at the graveside was performed by the Rev. T. L. H. Jenkyn, B.A. (rector of St. Paul's Anglican Church), and the interment ritual of the P.A.F.S.O.A. was read by Bro. James Reid."³
• Married Name: As of between 1915 and 1919,her married name was Davies.²
• Electoral Roll: She is listed on the electoral roll of 1919 in the State of QLD, Division of Moreton and Subdivision of Ipswich. Her address was c/o Mrs Auld, Station Road, Silkstone. Her occupation is listed as home duties.⁴
• Name Variation: As of 1919, Dora Evelyn Auld was also known as Dora Eviline Davies.⁴
• Electoral Roll*: She is listed on the electoral roll of 1919 in the State of QLD, Division of Moreton and Subdivision of Ipswich. Her address was Station Road, Silkstone. Her occupation is listed as machinist.⁴
• Electoral Roll: She is listed on the electoral roll of 1925 in the State of QLD, Division of Oxley and Subdivision of Sherwood. Her address was Short Street. Her occupation is listed as home duties.⁴
• Electoral Roll: She is listed on the electoral roll of 1936 in the State of QLD, Division of Moreton and Subdivision of Sherwood. Her address was Short Street. Her occupation is listed as home duties.⁴

Blanche McAllister Auld^1,2

• Father: John Livingston Auld² b. 29 Jan 1856, d. 29 May 1909
• Mother: Susannah Mills² b. 3 Jan 1855, d. 20 Jun 1923

• Charts: Descendants Chart for Robert Auld

• Birth*: Blanche McAllister Auld was born circa 1897 at QLD, AUS.²
• She was the daughter of John Livingston Auld and Susannah Mills.²
• Marriage*: Blanche McAllister Auld married John Edward Hastings, son of John Whyte Hastings and Margaret Jane Edward, on 24 July 1918 at Baptist Church, Blackstone Road, Silkstone, QLD, AUS.¹
• Death*: Blanche McAllister Auld died on 31 October 1966.¹

• Name Variation: As of circa 1897, Blanche McAllister Auld was also known as Blanch McAllister Auld.^2,1
• (Mentioned) Newspaper: Blanche McAllister was mentioned in the Queensland Times (Ipswich) on 31 May 1909:
  
  "OBITUARY,
  MR. J. L. AULD.
  At 2 p.m. on Saturday death claim-ed a much-esteemed resident of Silkstone in the person of Mr. John Livingstone Auld. The deceased, who was 53 years of age in January last, had been ailing for some two years, but it was not till January last that he suffered severely. He was born in Irvine, county of Ayr, Scotland, and he came to Queensland in the year 1883, and since that year had resided mostly in the Bundanba district. He was engaged as an engine-driver at various coal mines in the Bundanba district, but, being of an energetic and enterprising spirit, he, some years ago, became part proprietor of the Bogside Colliery. So successful were his and his co-partners' operations that they also opened the Ferney Creek and Wattle Glen Collieries. 'The deceased had always taken an active interest in the coal trade, and as a proprietor he gained the esteem and respect of the men in his employ. He was an energetic supporter of the Mine-Managers' Association, and was also a prominent member of the West Moreton Coal-Owners' Association. He always manifested keen interest in Association football, and he was an honoured vice-president of the Monte Football Club. He was of a genial and kindly disposition, and the tidings of his death caused profound regret, which was not confined to the mining community. He is survived by his widow, six daughters (the youngest of whom is 12 years of age), and a son (Mr. Alexander Auld, of Bundanba), for all of whom much sympathy has been expressed. The funeral took toov place yesterday afternoon, and the particularly long cortege bore unmistakable evidence of the esteem in which the deceased was held. A number of mlembers of the John Wycliff Lodge, Protestant Alliance Friendly Society of Australia, marched in processional order. The Coal-Owners' Association was represented by Mr. H. G. Noble (vice-president). The burial rite at the graveside was performed by the Rev. T. L. H. Jenkyn, B.A. (rector of St. Paul's Anglican Church), and the interment ritual of the P.A.F.S.O.A. was read by Bro. James Reid."³
• Married Name: As of 24 July 1918,her married name was Hastings.¹
• Name Variation: As of 1919, Blanche McAllister Auld was also known as Blanch MacAllister Hastings.⁴
• Electoral Roll*: She is listed on the electoral roll of 1919 in the State of QLD, Division of Moreton and Subdivision of Ipswich. Her address was Station Road, Silkstone. Her occupation is listed as home duties.⁴
• Electoral Roll: She is listed on the electoral roll of 1936 in the State of QLD, Division of Moreton and Subdivision of Ipswich. Her address was Station Road, Silkstone. Her occupation is listed as home duties.⁴

Charles Frederick Auld^1,2

• Father: John Livingston Auld² b. 29 Jan 1856, d. 29 May 1909
• Mother: Susannah Mills² b. 3 Jan 1855, d. 20 Jun 1923

• Charts: Descendants Chart for Robert Auld

• Birth*: Charles Frederick Auld was born circa 1886 at QLD, AUS.¹
• He was the son of John Livingston Auld and Susannah Mills.²
• Death*: Charles Frederick Auld died circa 1898 at QLD, AUS.²

• Name Variation: Charles Frederick Auld was also known as Frederick Charles Auld.³

Robert Alexander Auld¹

• Father: John Livingston Auld¹ b. 29 Jan 1856, d. 29 May 1909
• Mother: Susannah Mills¹ b. 3 Jan 1855, d. 20 Jun 1923

• Charts: Descendants Chart for Robert Auld

• Birth*: Robert Alexander Auld was born circa 1887 at QLD, AUS.²
• Death*: He died circa 1887 at QLD, AUS.¹
• He was the son of John Livingston Auld and Susannah Mills.¹

Elisabeth Thomson Auld¹

• Father: Robert Auld¹ b. 14 Nov 1823
• Mother: Mary Livingston¹ b. c 1826

• Charts: Descendants Chart for Robert Auld

• Birth*: Elisabeth Thomson Auld was born on 26 April 1862 at Dreghorn, AYR, SCT.¹
• She was the daughter of Robert Auld and Mary Livingston.¹

Robert Auld¹

• Birth*: Robert Auld was born circa 1790 at Kilwinning, AYR, SCT.¹
• Marriage*: He married Eleazebeth Thomson on 13 May 1815 at Kilwinning, AYR, SCT; Banns.¹

• Occupation*: Robert Auld was Woollen H L W on 6 June 1841.²
• Census1841 (SCT)*: He and Eleazebeth Thomson appeared on the 1841 Scottish Census of at Kilwinning, in the County of AYR, at Kyles Well, enumerated 6 June 1841, Their children William, John, Archibald, Jean and Charles were listed as living with them.²

Eleazebeth Thomson¹

• Birth*: Eleazebeth Thomson was born circa 1794 at Kilwinning, AYR, SCT.¹
• Marriage*: She married Robert Auld on 13 May 1815 at Kilwinning, AYR, SCT; Banns.¹

• Name Variation: As of 13 May 1815, Eleazebeth Thomson was also known as Eleasebath Thomson.¹
• Married Name: As of 13 May 1815,her married name was Auld.¹
• Name Variation: As of 19 June 1819, Eleazebeth Thomson was also known as Eleazebath.¹
• Name Variation: As of 4 September 1831, Eleazebeth Thomson was also known as Elisabeth.¹
• Census1841 (SCT)*: She and Robert Auld appeared on the 1841 Scottish Census of at Kilwinning, in the County of AYR, at Kyles Well, enumerated 6 June 1841, Their children William, John, Archibald, Jean and Charles were listed as living with them.²

David Auld¹

• Father: Robert Auld¹ b. c 1790
• Mother: Eleazebeth Thomson¹ b. c 1794

• Birth*: David Auld was born on 22 May 1819 at Town, AYR, SCT.¹
• He was the son of Robert Auld and Eleazebeth Thomson.¹
• Christening: David Auld was christened on 19 June 1819 at Kilwinning, AYR, SCT.¹

Jean Auld¹

• Father: Robert Auld¹ b. c 1790
• Mother: Eleazebeth Thomson¹ b. c 1794

• Birth*: Jean Auld was born on 16 August 1831 at Kilwinning, AYR, SCT.¹
• She was the daughter of Robert Auld and Eleazebeth Thomson.¹
• Christening: Jean Auld was christened on 4 September 1831 at Kilwinning, AYR, SCT.¹

• (with Parents) Census1841 (SCT): Jean Auld appeared on the 1841 Scottish Census of at Kilwinning, in the County of AYR, at Kyles Well, enumerated 6 June 1841 in the household of her parents, Robert Auld and Eleazebeth Thomson.²

Elisabeth Auld¹

• Father: Robert Auld¹ b. c 1790
• Mother: Eleazebeth Thomson¹ b. c 1794

• Birth*: Elisabeth Auld was born on 11 July 1835 at Kilwinning, AYR, SCT.¹
• She was the daughter of Robert Auld and Eleazebeth Thomson.¹
• Christening: Elisabeth Auld was christened on 16 August 1835 at Kilwinning, AYR, SCT.¹