Samuel Que Woo, 1862–1943 (aged 81 years)
- Name
- Samuel /Que Woo/
- Name
- /陳/葵裕和
- Given names
- 葵裕和
- Surname
- 陳
- Romanized
- can4 kwai4 /[?]/
Birth | March 23, 1860 |
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Birth | 1862 Shiqi, Zhongshan, Guangdong, China - 石岐, 中山,广东 county was renamed to Zhongshan in 1925. From Ellen Que Woo's handwritten birth cert that we believe Sam wrote, he is from (from) Jungsaan/Zhongshan (county) Shek Kei (town) Zoeng Sang Seoi Cyun (village) Kevin Wong Hoy identified this location: Long Gong village, Chang Ming Shui district |
Immigration | about 1880 (aged 18 years) Kevin Wong Hoy noted an immigration date of 1880 although no Sources were cited. Subsequently, an "Alien Registration Form" gives an entry date of 1878. National archive response: Reference: NAA1000135841 Dear Kerry Choy Thank you for your inquiry regarding Sam Que Woo also known as Sam Woo, Sam Jue Woo and Chen Kwai-yu. The National Archives of Australia is unable to assist you on this occasion. The National Archives does not hold a record on everyone, only those people who have had some contact with the Australian Government since Federation in 1901. |
Occupation | Shopkeeper from 1880 to 1903 (aged 41 years)Note: The Queensland PO Directory of 1915 by Wise has an entry for "Sam Woo, grocer" in Ravenswood. There's no entry for Sam Woo in Georgetown.
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Residence | from 1880 to 1927 (aged 65 years) |
Birth of a daughter | May Que Woo January 18, 1903 (aged 41 years) Note: Queensland BDM Index: 1903/C003764
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Residence | 1904 (aged 42 years) |
Birth of a daughter | Ellen Que Woo December 9, 1904 (aged 42 years) |
Birth of a son | Samuel Charles Woo December 26, 1906 (aged 44 years) Note: Queensland BDM Index:1907/C004707
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Birth of a daughter | Frances Que Woo March 14, 1908 (aged 46 years) Note: Or 1909?
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Birth of a son | William John Woo July 11, 1911 (aged 49 years) Note: Queensland BDM Index:1911/C003883
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Birth of a son | Albert Que Woo 1914 (aged 52 years) |
Birth of a daughter | Margaret Que Woo about 1914 (aged 52 years) Note: Queensland BDM Index: 1914/C004682
Note: Ellen's notes have 12 dec 1918
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Occupation | Gardener 1916 (aged 54 years) |
Death of a son | Albert Que Woo 1916 (aged 54 years) Age: 4 Cause: Diptheria Note: Queensland BDM Index: 1923/C310 Que Woo Albert
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Birth of a son | George Woo November 3, 1916 (aged 54 years) Date on headstone is 3//11/1916; Attestation in Military service says 3/11/1917. BDM index doesn't show 1916. 1917 not in index yet. |
Death of a daughter | Margaret Que Woo 1917 (aged 55 years) Age: 3 Cause: Diptheria Note: Queensland BDM Index: 1917/C1611 Que Woo Margaret
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Residence | from 1927 (aged 65 years) |
Marriage of a child | Henry Sue Fong — Frances Que Woo — View this family 1938 (aged 76 years) Note: NSW BDM Index: 5449/1938 SUE FONG HENRY QUELROO FRANCES INVERELL
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Death | June 25, 1943 (aged 81 years) Age: 81 Cause of death: CHRONIC MYOCARDITIS AND MYOCARDIAL DEGENERATION, |
Burial | June 26, 1943 (1 day after death) Informant: Dorothy Evelyn Garr — daughter-in-law Cemetery: Coonabarabran Anglican In Loving Memory of my dear husband & our father SAMUEL WOO Died June 25, 1943 Aged 82 years Headstone of Samuel Woo Image courtesy of Reg McDonell. http:/cemindex.arkangles.com/ |
himself |
陳葵裕和
1862–1943
Birth: 1862 — Shiqi, Zhongshan, Guangdong, China Death: June 25, 1943 — Coonabarabran, New South Wales, Australia |
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wife |
1884–1982
Birth: March 26, 1884
42
19 — Cooktown, Queensland, Australia Death: May 11, 1982 — Coonabarabran, New South Wales, Australia |
daughter |
1903–1999
Birth: January 18, 1903
41
18 — Cumberland, Queensland, Australia Death: November 21, 1999 |
23 months
daughter |
陳金妹
1904–2004
Birth: December 9, 1904
42
20 — Cumberland, Queensland, Australia Death: September 6, 2004 — Wyong, New South Wales, Australia |
2 years
son |
1906–2005
Birth: December 26, 1906
44
22 — Cumberland, Queensland, Australia Death: about 2005 — Wyoming, New South Wales, Australia |
15 months
daughter |
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3 years
son |
1911–2005
Birth: July 11, 1911
49
27 — Georgetown, Queensland, Australia Death: October 28, 2005 — Coonabarabran, New South Wales, Australia |
4 years
son |
1914–1916
Birth: 1914
52
29 — Georgetown, Queensland, Australia Death: 1916 — Georgetown, Queensland, Australia |
12 months
daughter |
1914–1917
Birth: about 1914
52
29 — Georgetown, Queensland, Australia Death: 1917 — Georgetown, Queensland, Australia |
3 years
son |
1916–1993
Birth: November 3, 1916
54
32 — Georgetown, New South Wales, Australia Death: May 6, 1993 — Coonabarabran, New South Wales, Australia |
daughter |
Private
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Birth | county was renamed to Zhongshan in 1925. From Ellen Que Woo's handwritten birth cert that we believe Sam wrote, he is from (from) Jungsaan/Zhongshan (county) Shek Kei (town) Zoeng Sang Seoi Cyun (village) Kevin Wong Hoy identified this location: Long Gong village, Chang Ming Shui district |
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Immigration | Kevin Wong Hoy noted an immigration date of 1880 although no Sources were cited. Subsequently, an "Alien Registration Form" gives an entry date of 1878. National archive response: Reference: NAA1000135841 Dear Kerry Choy Thank you for your inquiry regarding Sam Que Woo also known as Sam Woo, Sam Jue Woo and Chen Kwai-yu. The National Archives of Australia is unable to assist you on this occasion. The National Archives does not hold a record on everyone, only those people who have had some contact with the Australian Government since Federation in 1901. |
Occupation | The Queensland PO Directory of 1915 by Wise has an entry for "Sam Woo, grocer" in Ravenswood. There's no entry for Sam Woo in Georgetown. |
Burial | In Loving Memory of my dear husband & our father SAMUEL WOO Died June 25, 1943 Aged 82 years |
Shared note | 'A letter from China: the Chan brothers of Long Gong village, Zhongshan' http://www.chaf.lib.latrobe.edu.au/abstracts.htm Presentation by Kevin Wong Hoy. |
Occupation | |
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Burial | Image courtesy of Reg McDonell. http:/cemindex.arkangles.com/ |
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Media object | Translation: [reading right to left, top to bottom]
In 2001 Kevin Wong Hoy translations were as follows: The village name as Song Long Gong. The father as Chan Kwei Yu-he. |