Great little history trips you take us on. How surreal it would be to see a wave of water raging through such usually dry country. Definitely something you wouldn't expect . Poor buggers. 🙏
Thank you for sharing. My grandfather was born and raised in Mount Morgan in 1913. During the war, one of his stops was Melbourne. He met my grandmother there and married her. So here we are. I flew up there from Melbourne in 2020 and spent 3 nights there as I wanted to learn about the town he was from. I feel so connected to Mount Morgan now and feel blessed to have gone there.
enjoyed the video. My grandparents home at Wura was washed away in the 1928 flood and the family evacuated to the school. The graves of my great grandmother and her son who died in the early 1900s are on the land there.
Thank you for sharing. Wonderful story but still sad to hear I've been told by a family member of a relative that's buried at wura that I'm doing some research on
Great little history trips you take us on. How surreal it would be to see a wave of water raging through such usually dry country. Definitely something you wouldn't expect . Poor buggers. 🙏
Can't imagine what it would have sounded like waking up to the noise in the dark of night and being swept away. Pool buggers all right
@@CQExplorers Not wrong. What a nightmare.
very interesting, and very sad thank you for sharing this
Thank you for sharing. My grandfather was born and raised in Mount Morgan in 1913. During the war, one of his stops was Melbourne. He met my grandmother there and married her. So here we are. I flew up there from Melbourne in 2020 and spent 3 nights there as I wanted to learn about the town he was from. I feel so connected to Mount Morgan now and feel blessed to have gone there.
Very nice! Great story Thank you for sharing Nice to have a connection to the mount always a great place to visit
Yes it's a special place in my heart.
@@veronicataylor3925 I have another video on Mount Morgan on my channel if you're interested in seeing some of the old buildings. And their history
@@CQExplorers I did watch that video as well. It was great. I've subscribed to your channel now
enjoyed the video. My grandparents home at Wura was washed away in the 1928 flood and the family evacuated to the school. The graves of my great grandmother and her son who died in the early 1900s are on the land there.
Thank you for sharing. Wonderful story but still sad to hear I've been told by a family member of a relative that's buried at wura that I'm doing some research on
Great video mate keep it up 👍
Thank you 😊
Well done mate I would love to help.
I know a woman in Mount morgan that's her family she is going to clean it up she put a post on Facebook the other day
What about all the gravesites they just cleared and reused at the cemetery
all those williams names are in my tree, but different people . living around Nagoorin - Monto area
Nice!! There's a few Williams related to mount Morgan. I have come across big family name
@@CQExplorers My granny was Edith Morton from Mt Morgan, she married Walter Williams from Taroom.
mount Morgan. Can lay claim to a fair few Australian families history
Hi there Just been talking to someone on my Facebook page in your family tree Do you have a Alby Williams It was horse racing jockey?
@@CQExplorers we had Arthur Thomas Williams who was a jockey around Gladstone about 1930s or there abouts
Sad id help out mate