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Theodocius William Poulden
ca. 1840 — 16 October 1870
Theodocius William Poulden (29A)
Headstone
A fragment of Theodocius William Poulden's headstone discovered in a Toowong Cemetery Archaeological Dig in 20??.
- Erected: North Brisbane Burial Grounds, Episcopalian section. After 16 October 1870
- Moved to: North Brisbane Burial Grounds, Reserved Area. ca. 1914. Recorded as T. W. Poulden
- Demolished and disposed of in: Toowong Cemetery, Portion 29A. ca. 1934
- Discovered: Toowong Cemetery, Portion 29A near Section 72. ca. May 20yy
Inscription
Theodosius Wi…
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?? October 1870 Aged 30 years
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Death registration: Theodocius William Poulden
Death date: 16/10/1870
Mother's name: Elizabeth Foy
Father/parent's name: Richard Mathews Poulden
Registration details: 1870/B/6484
- Classified Advertising (1870, October 17). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 1.
FUNERAL.-The Friends of the late Mr. THEODOCIUS WILLIAM POULDEN, are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, to move from the Hospital, Bowen Bridge-road, THIS DAY, (Monday) at 3 p.m.
3420 G. B. PETRIE, Undertaker.
NO. 1. BATTERY, Q. V. A., will parade at the Drill-room, George-street, THIS DAY, at 2 p.m., sharp, and march from thence to the Hospital, to attend the FUNERAL of the late Gunner, T. W. POULDEN. Undress uniform, belts, white gloves. Each member to wear a piece of crape, three inches wide, round the left arm, above the elbow. Every member of the Battery who can possibly attend is earnestly requested to do so.
GODFREY N. B. GEARY,
3421 Lieutenant-Commanding.
Volunteer Brigade-office,
Brisbane, October 17,1870.
NO. 1 Battery Q.V. Artillery will PARADE at the Hospital, at 2.30 p.m., on MONDAY, the 17th instant, for the Funeral of the late Gunner T. W. Poulden, of No. 1 Battery Q.V.A.
A firing party of No;. 1 and 3 Companies Q.V. Brigade, consisting of two sergeants and twenty men, under the command of the senior rifle officer present, will parade at the same time and place.
The attendance of all Volunteers is invited, and the Colonel Commanding trusts that all Volunteers able to do so will attend the funeral.
Three rounds of blank ammunition will be issued to each man of the firing party, who will be armed with the Enfield rifle.
By order,
GEO. H. VERNEY,
3410 Captain and Brigade-Adjutant.
Volunteer Brigade-office,
Brisbane, October 17, 1870.