BURGESS, Isaac Hudson
| Birth Name | BURGESS, Isaac Hudson |
| Gramps ID | I0831 |
| Gender | male |
| Age at Death | 70 years, 1 day |
Narrative
Fatal Fire.Fatal Fire.
Farm Near Landsborough.
Wife Also Burnt.
In addition to the particulars of the terrible fire which occurred at Landsborough yesterday published in our first edition, a report has been received at the police depot, Petrie terrace, by Inspector White to the effect that Mrs. Burgess got up out of bed to got a drink. She struck a match and apparently allowed the flame to catch the curtains, as the room was ablaze in a few minutes. Mr. Burgess, who was in bed at the time, jumped up, and ran out of the house, but he was badly burned in doing so. . His wife fell down almost at the same moment, and was burned, to death in the room. As already stated, Burgess was conveyed to the General Hospital by the Ambulance Brigade, but did not survive his terrible injuries.
Fatal Fire. (1905, January 3). The Telegraph (Brisbane, Qld. : 1872 - 1947), TROVE
Farm Near Landsborough.
Wife Also Burnt.
In addition to the particulars of the terrible fire which occurred at Landsborough yesterday published in our first edition, a report has been received at the police depot, Petrie terrace, by Inspector White to the effect that Mrs. Burgess got up out of bed to got a drink. She struck a match and apparently allowed the flame to catch the curtains, as the room was ablaze in a few minutes. Mr. Burgess, who was in bed at the time, jumped up, and ran out of the house, but he was badly burned in doing so. . His wife fell down almost at the same moment, and was burned, to death in the room. As already stated, Burgess was conveyed to the General Hospital by the Ambulance Brigade, but did not survive his terrible injuries.
Fatal Fire. (1905, January 3). The Telegraph (Brisbane, Qld. : 1872 - 1947), TROVE
Narrative
THE FATAL FIRE AT LANDSBOROUGH.
The police authorities in Brisbane have received a report relative to the burning tragedy at Landsborough on Monday, whereby Mrs Burgess lost her life and her husband, who was brought to Brisbane, died from the burns he received. Constable Smith reported that he had interviewed Burgess, who was burnt on the legs and hands. Burgess said that he and his wife went to bed about 10 pm, but could not sleep. His wife got up and struck a match in order to get a drink. She then returned to bed, but almost immediately flames broke out. Burgess called to his wife as he ran through the flames. That was all he could say. The constable visited the scene of the fire, and found that the house had been totally destroyed, even the dogs which were chained at the back having perished. He recovered certain charred remains, which were buried. An inquiry will be held at an early date. THE FATAL FIRE AT LANDSBOROUGH. (1905, January 4). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), TROVE
The police authorities in Brisbane have received a report relative to the burning tragedy at Landsborough on Monday, whereby Mrs Burgess lost her life and her husband, who was brought to Brisbane, died from the burns he received. Constable Smith reported that he had interviewed Burgess, who was burnt on the legs and hands. Burgess said that he and his wife went to bed about 10 pm, but could not sleep. His wife got up and struck a match in order to get a drink. She then returned to bed, but almost immediately flames broke out. Burgess called to his wife as he ran through the flames. That was all he could say. The constable visited the scene of the fire, and found that the house had been totally destroyed, even the dogs which were chained at the back having perished. He recovered certain charred remains, which were buried. An inquiry will be held at an early date. THE FATAL FIRE AT LANDSBOROUGH. (1905, January 4). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), TROVE
Narrative
Fatal Fire.Fatal Fire.
Farm Near Landsborough.
Wife Also Burnt.
In addition to the particulars of the terrible fire which occurred at Landsborough yesterday published in our first edition, a report has been received at the police depot, Petrie terrace, by Inspector White to the effect that Mrs. Burgess got up out of bed to got a drink. She struck a match and apparently allowed the flame to catch the curtains, as the room was ablaze in a few minutes. Mr. Burgess, who was in bed at the time, jumped up, and ran out of the house, but he was badly burned in doing so. . His wife fell down almost at the same moment, and was burned, to death in the room. As already stated, Burgess was conveyed to the General Hospital by the Ambulance Brigade, but did not survive his terrible injuries.
Fatal Fire. (1905, January 3). The Telegraph (Brisbane, Qld. : 1872 - 1947), TROVE
Farm Near Landsborough.
Wife Also Burnt.
In addition to the particulars of the terrible fire which occurred at Landsborough yesterday published in our first edition, a report has been received at the police depot, Petrie terrace, by Inspector White to the effect that Mrs. Burgess got up out of bed to got a drink. She struck a match and apparently allowed the flame to catch the curtains, as the room was ablaze in a few minutes. Mr. Burgess, who was in bed at the time, jumped up, and ran out of the house, but he was badly burned in doing so. . His wife fell down almost at the same moment, and was burned, to death in the room. As already stated, Burgess was conveyed to the General Hospital by the Ambulance Brigade, but did not survive his terrible injuries.
Fatal Fire. (1905, January 3). The Telegraph (Brisbane, Qld. : 1872 - 1947), TROVE
Narrative
FIRE AT LANDSBOROUGH.
TWO LIVES LOST.
A telegram was received in the Police Department yesterday afternoon from the constable at Landsborough to the effect that the house of Isaac Burgess, a farmer at Blackall Plains, had been burned down on Sunday night. The origin of the fire is unknown, but Mrs Burgess was burned to death. The telegram also stated that Burgess had been seriously burned. The Ambulance Brigade supplement this information by stating that Burgess was brought to Brisbane by train, and conveyed by bearers to the General Hospital. He was suffering from burns on both thighs, on the arms and the side of the face. He was admitted to the hospital early in the afternoon, and died at about 6 o'clock. He was 70 years of age.
FIRE AT LANDSBOROUGH. (1905, January 3). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), TROVE
A telegram was received in the Police Department yesterday afternoon from the constable at Landsborough to the effect that the house of Isaac Burgess, a farmer at Blackall Plains, had been burned down on Sunday night. The origin of the fire is unknown, but Mrs Burgess was burned to death. The telegram also stated that Burgess had been seriously burned. The Ambulance Brigade supplement this information by stating that Burgess was brought to Brisbane by train, and conveyed by bearers to the General Hospital. He was suffering from burns on both thighs, on the arms and the side of the face. He was admitted to the hospital early in the afternoon, and died at about 6 o'clock. He was 70 years of age.
FIRE AT LANDSBOROUGH. (1905, January 3). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), TROVE
Events
| Event | Date | Place | Description | Sources |
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| Birth | 1835 | |||
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| Death | 2 Jan 1905 | Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | ||
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Event Note
When Isaac died his mother was listed as Sarah BURGESS and the father was unknown
FIRE AT LANDSBOROUGH.
TWO LIVES LOST. A telegram was received in the Police constable at Landsborough to the effect that the house of Isaac Burgess, a farmer at Blackall Plains, had been burned down on Sunday night. The origin of the fire is unknown, but Mrs Burgess was burned to death. The telegram also stated that Burgess had been seriously burned. The Ambulance Brigade supplement this information by stating that Burgess was brought to Brisbane by train, and conveyed by bearers to the General Hospital. He was suffering from burns on both thighs, on the arms and the side of the face. He was admitted to the hospital early in the afternoon, and died at about 6 o'clock. He was 70 years of age. FIRE AT LANDSBOROUGH. (1905, January 3). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 4. TROVE |
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| Burial | 3 Jan 1905 | King Street Cemetery, Caboolture, Queensland, Australia | ||
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Parents
| Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
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| Mother | BURGESS, Sarah [I1488] | |||
| BURGESS, Isaac Hudson | 1835 | 2 Jan 1905 |
Families
Family of BURGESS, Isaac Hudson and LAKE, Hannah [F0478] |
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| Married | Wife | LAKE, Hannah [I1489] ( * 16 Sep 1837 + 1 Aug 1876 ) | |||||||||||||||
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| Name | Birth Date | Death Date |
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| BURGESS, Samuel John [I1496] | 1862 | 22 Jun 1927 |
| BURGESS, Elizabeth [I1492] | 2 Apr 1866 | |
| BURGESS, Issac [I1493] | 14 Jan 1868 | |
| BURGESS, Annie [I1494] | 12 Mar 1870 |
Family of BURGESS, Isaac Hudson and SMITH, Isabella Landell [F0247]
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| Marriage | 19 Jan 1877 | Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | ||
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| Name | Birth Date | Death Date |
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| BURGESS, William Smith [I1495] | 10 Apr 1878 | 14 Jul 1946 |
Family of BURGESS, Isaac Hudson and SULLIVAN, Teresa [F0475]
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| Marriage | 16 Jun 1900 | Queensland, Australia | ||
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