DONALD MOFFAT - CLERMONT and ROCKHAMPTON QLD
Donald Stewart MOFFAT was born in Clermont, Queensland, in 1929 and died in Rockhampton in 1995. Donald married Ruth SULLIVAN in Cessnock, NSW, 1949. In 1956, Don and Ruth were living in Bardon, Queensland. Donald's mother, Nancy, died before Donald was married in 1949. Alexander and Nancy Moffat (nee Stewart) were living in Clermont c.1929. Any information about Donald Moffat and Nancy Stewart would be greatly appreciated. Abi - Australia
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Have you searched the Queensland Historical Indexes online for free?
Dept Justice & Attorney General. Click on Family History Research in the left-hand margin. Launch the online historical index search tool:-
* births that occurred in Queensland between 1829 and 1914
* deaths that occurred in Queensland between 1829 and 1929
* marriages that occurred in Queensland between 1829 and 1929.
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Thank you allycat. You have given me a lot of leads. My family tree is sprouting all over!
Abi
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Abi - Australia
Corrections and updates August 2009:
Donald Stewart Moffat was born 15 Dec 1927 Clermont Queensland Australia and died Sep 1995 Mount Morgan near Rockhampton Qld. His parents were Alexander Moffat and Helen Stewart, both from Scotland. Helen died 1928 Queensland.
Don married Ruth Sullivan 1949 Cessnock NSW. They separated around 1961. Ruth died April 2000.
Ruth and Don had 3 children born NSW, 1 born QLD.
Their eldest child Dianne Joy passed away 2009.
Further information greatly appreciated - Abi