McConnel family

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McConnel family

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  • McConnels of Cressbrook
  • McConnels of Durundur

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Dates of existence

1806-

History

The McConnel family of Cressbrook and Durundur stations are descended from the pastoralist children of James McConnell (1762-1831) and Margaret Houldsworth (1778-1845) who migrated from Scotland and England to Queensland in the 1840s. Notable family members include David Cannon McConnel (1818-1885), who settled at Cressbrook in 1841, his brother John McConnel (1806-1899), who joined him in the Cressbrook enterprise from 1844 and operated Durundur station from 1851, and Ursula Hope McConnel (1888-1957), an anthropologist.

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Revised

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Dates of creation, revision and deletion

Revised, FF, 12-Jun-2020

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Sources

'McConnel Family & Cressbrook Today', Cressbrook Station website, accessed online 12-Jun-2020.
H.J. Gibbney (1974). 'McConnel, David Cannon (1818-1885)' in Australian Dictionary of Biography, accessed online 12-Jun-2020.
'McConnel, John (1806–1899)', Obituaries Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, accessed online 12-Jun-2020.
Anne O'Gorman Perusco (2000). 'McConnel, Ursula Hope (1888-1957)' in Australian Dictionary of National Biography, accessed online 12-Jun-2020

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Revised with other forms of name, dates of existence, history, authority record identifier and sources, FF, 12-Jun-2020.

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