Many migrants suffered much hardship after their arrival
On these pages as well as in my books you will find many interesting tales of our early settlers
Most arrived in Queensland on board one of these ships
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Click on the picture to see the available books
These books cover all voyages to Queensland of a particular ship and contain passenger lists, reports from the newspapers of the time, as well as some family stories, diaries and photos. |
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My Great Grandfather Enos Berry
Click on his photo to read his thoughts on immigration |
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Shipping to Queensland. All ships arriving would have been of a similar nature to the image
Please click on the picture for a small history of Maryborough |
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Our local paper "The Fraser Coast Chronicle" has been operating for 140 years
Click on the image to read about the current ship books that I am compiling |
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The Mary River in flood
Click on the image to see a list of the immigrant ships which arrived in the Port of Maryborough |
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Wharf Street in it's hey day. 23,000 immigrants walked up this street to begin a new life
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A sample of an early settlers hut
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for more information on the Port of Maryborough click on the image
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An example of a sailing ship of the kind that came to Maryborough
Many newcomers moved inland to take up their new selections and all travelled on what is fondly known as the "Old Gayndah Road." Click on the image for a short tale of the Old Gayndah Road |
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Delivering the mail from Maryborough is an old age problem
Click on the image for a small story on our early postmen |
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