Thomas
Henry
FitzGerald
Born in Carrickmacross, co Monaghan, Ireland
[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of
Jessie (Wilson) Fitzgerald
— married
2 Jul 1851 in St Mary's, Wellington, New Zealand
Descendants 
Father of
Mary FitzGerald, Joseph Bernard FitzGerald, James Francis FitzGerald, John FitzGerald, Thomas FitzGerald, Ann (FitzGerald) Devoy, Charles Borromeo FitzGerald, Agnes Helen FitzGerald, Henry FitzGerald, Vincent Patrick FitzGerald and Bernard Peter Joseph FitzGerald
Died
at about age 64
in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Profile last modified
| Created 6 Feb 2019
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Biography
Thomas FitzGerald is Notable.
Thomas Henry emigrated to New Zealand in 1842 as government surveyor where he met and married Jessie Wilson and together they had 3 daughters and 8 sons the youngest of whim was my great grandfather Bernard Peter Joseph. Together with their children they came to Brisbane, Australia . Thomas Henry was an early member of the Queensland and a pioneer in the sugar cane industry in Queensland.
Sources
- Queensland Government, Births, Deaths, Marriages. Thomas Henry Fitzgerald. Death. Date: 10 Nov 1888. Registration number: 1888/B/21389. Mother: Anne Dunoyer. Father: Patrick Henry Fitzgerald.Thomas Henry Fitzgerald Death Index
See Also:
- Thomas FitzGerald, wikpedia
- Find a Grave, database and images : accessed 27 December 2020), memorial page for Thomas Henry Fitzgerald (1 Dec 1824–10 Nov 1888), Find A Grave: Memorial #183379010, citing Nudgee Cemetery, Nudgee, Brisbane City, Queensland, Australia ; Maintained by F.P.McLoughlin (contributor 48316713) .
- THE LATE MR. T. H. FITZGERALD. - The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933) - 12 Nov 1888". 2020. Trove.>Article
- Agricultural Development On The Wet Coast Of North Queensland, 1880-1970 | Text Queensland". 2020. Textqueensland.Com.Au.>Text, pdf download
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