HEBERLE IN AUSTRALIA
1851-2006
Greg Heberle
�Heberle in
Australia 1851-2006� by Greg Heberle.�
Submitted to publisher August 2006.
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� Greg Heberle, 2006
Published
by Ocean Publishing
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bound in Western Australia
ISBN 1
920783 56 3
CONTENTS
Cover photos: Top - Les Heberle Motorworks Motor repairs,
Perth WA c1920. Photo from Ron Heberle senior. Bottom - Heberles Furniture
& Floor Coverings, Myrtleford Vic 1979. Photo from Alan Heberle.
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Introduction |
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Acknowledgements |
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Abbreviations
used |
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Origin
of the name |
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Heberle
in Australia |
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Heberle
from Germany |
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Heberle
from USA |
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Places
where Heberle have lived |
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West
Australian Heberle |
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South
Australian Heberle |
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New
South Wales Heberle |
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Victorian
Heberle |
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Australian
Capital Territory Heberle |
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Northern
Territory Heberle |
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Australian
Heberle in date of birth order |
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Heberle
addresses |
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References |
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Index |
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Persons
shown in photos are listed left to right. X = name not known.
INTRODUCTION
Heberle have been in Australia since
21 September 1851.� This book, which
has been distributed in A4 format a number of times 1994-2001, provides details
of some 200 persons who have used the surname Heberle and lived in Australia,
of which at least 127 have died and up to 73 live. This includes anyone who has
used the name at any time in their life. Three other books in this series are
listed in References.
Email:�� [email protected]�� [email protected]��
Internet web pages: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gregheberle/�� .
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Thanks to everyone who helped to
compile the original booklet in 1994-97, in particular Colleen Irving, Ronda
Brown and Yvonne Hancock for providing genealogical data for South Australia,
Phyllis Merson for providing numerous photographs; Noel Hurley for providing
photographs and copies of documents, in particular those relating to the
migration of August Friedrich Heberle and family from Germany; Susan Heberle of
Waaia and Alan and Kaye Heberle of Myrtleford, for providing data and
photographs for the Victorian Heberles. Thanks also to everyone who has
provided information since 1997, notably Pam Blackman, Leonard Fletcher, Fred
Harwood, Ron Baker and Lorraine Fowler.
ABBREVIATIONS USED
b = born. d = died. m = married. c =
circa (approximate). ? = guessed (please advise if you know the correct
details). CZ = Clausthal-Zellerfeld. NSW = New South Wales. SA = South
Australia. Vic = Victoria. WA = West Australia. St = Street. Rd = Road. N =
north. E = east. S = south. W = west.
ORIGIN OF THE NAME
There are numerous surnames spelt
similarly to Heberle, including H�berle, Haberle and Haeberle. Many surnames
have different spellings. Some family members changed the spelling or
pronunciation of their surname, eg by adding an e or deleting the umlaut or
graves, due to change of language. In past times, carelessness and a high
degree of illiteracy (many people could not spell their names) compounded the
number of ways a name was spelt. Often government officials spelt the name the
way it sounded to them. As a result, surnames were often spelt differently on
various documents.
The origin of the name Heberle is
uncertain. In some places it was in use in 1550, before which church books (of
births, deaths and marriages) are not available for most places.
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It may be occupational in origin, associated with the Germans and Jews,
meaning �one who grew or dealt in oats�, from the early German word �Haber� for
oats (Hanks & Hodges 1988).
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Its possible that Heberle comes from �Eber�, which is wild boar in
German (Gonzalez 2001).
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It could be derived from �Heber� which is a loader or carrier (Jones
1990).
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According to Heintze & Cascorbi (1933), Hattu/Hadu, which is war in
gothic, developed into Hadaperth, Habbert, Habert, Hebert, Heberling, Heberle
and other names.
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It is possible that Heberle has more than one origin and all of the
above may apply.
In a few
places the name Heberle was in use in 1550 but many of the branches had
ancestors recorded with other surnames. Family tree data shows that some
Heberles had ancestors with names such as Heberlin, H�berlin, H�berle,
Heberlein, Eberle, Heberlig, Haberling. The most common recorded ancestor is
Heberlin (c35% of the branches before 1700) but its possible that Heberlin is
latin for Heberle. Many early church books were in latin. There is evidence
that some Heberle evolved from names such as Epperlein, Eberlini, Ebirlein,
Eberlinus, Hepperle.
Family tree data shows that a number
of names evolved from Heberle, including H�berle, Haberle, Heberly, Haberly, Heverly, Haverly, Hebrlee,
Heberling, Haberl, Heberl, in some places. In other places these names could
have evolved from other names, such as Haber, Haver, Heber.
Names such as Heberlee, Heberlie, Heberley, Habberley, Hebley, Heaberle,
Haberley, Heberly, Haberly, Heverly, Haverly, Hebrlee as found in Great Britain,
USA, Australia and New Zealand may be anglicised versions of Heberle/ H�berle/Haberle.
There are a number of
Haber/Heber/Eber type names, which may not be closely related to Heberle. These
include Aberle, Eberhart, Heberhart, Epple, Eple, Haberer, Haberar, Haberma,
Haberman, Habermann, Havermann. Hebert is a common name, perhaps originating from France and
probably not closely related to Heberle (may be related to Herbert). The same
can be said of Ebert. Some of the Hebers and Hubers are British or Jewish
origin and not related to Heberle.
Examination of name index, telephone
book and other data suggests that there were possibly some 285,000 people with
Haber/Heber/Eber type names in the world in 2001, including some 56,000 Eberle,
19,000 Haber, 12,000 Haberl, 10,000 Eberlein, 9,000 Heber, 9,000 Eber, 7,000
Eberl, 7,000 Hafer, 7,000 Hebel, 7,000 Aberle, 3,900 Heberle, 3,700 H�berle
and about 1,800 Haberle.
HEBERLE IN AUSTRALIA
All of the Australian Heberles have
German ancestry. Most came from the Clausthal-Zellerfeld mining area in the
Harz Mountains in the Kingdom of Hannover (now Lower Saxony State). By 1840,
the Clausthal mines had been worked for over 700 years. A flood of South
American lead caused the price to fall and put many German miners out of work.
The Hannover government helped unemployed miners to migrate to Brazil, Mexico,
Texas and South Australia between about 1840 and 1860. Clausthal-Zellerfeld is
located about 80 km SE of Hannover and had a population of c17,000 in 2000.
South Australia
About 85% of the Australian Heberles
are descendants of August Friedrich Heberle (and his wife Caroline, nee
Papst),a miner from Clausthal-Zellerfeld, who arrived in Adelaide with wife
Caroline and children, Wilhelm (aged 13), Carl (11), Hermann (5), Friedrich (2)
in the barque "Herder" on 21 September 1851.� At least four more children were born in
Australia (August F b 1852, Albert A b 1855, Albert HC b 1856 and Augusta E b
1858).� The family probably settled in
the Mt Barker area before moving to the Burra area (Kooringa-Redruth), where
they lived 1863-c1868.� Some of the
family spent some time on the gold diggings in the Bendigo District, Victoria,
probably in 1852-1855 period. Some or all of the family moved to
Moonta,possibly in about 1855, where August Friedrich died in 1870 and wife
Caroline died in 1885. Some of the family, including Herman moved to Broken
Hill in 1886. Wilhelm also moved to Broken Hill and probably so did Carl.� August junior moved from SA after the birth
of daughter Elsie in 1885, to Broken Hill, where son Leslie was born in
1889.��
August Friedrich's elder brother
Friedrich Ludwig arrived in Adelaide on 2 January 1855, with wife Carol
and children, Augusta (19), Heinrich (16), Johanne (12) and Wilhelm (6).� By 1858 they were living in Burra. Johanne
married in Redruth in 1858 and two daughters of Heinrich CC were born in
Redruth in 1867 and 1875.� Charles and
Anna Heberle were married in Hahndorf in 1888 and probably stayed in SA.�� Anna died in SA in 1904 and is buried in Hahndorf.
Albert HC Heberle and Elizabeth (nee Sampson) were married in Adelaide in 1880
and their children were born in SA between 1881 and 1890. There are now few
Heberles living in South Australia. Most are from the family of Wilhelm and
Hilda Heberle who migrated from Rottenburg am Neckar, in SW Germany in 1952.
New South Wales
Some of the Heberle moved to Broken
Hill around 1886. Broken Hill was not developed until 1885. There were many
Heberle in Broken Hill between 1887 and 1900. Some of the family moved to WA
for the goldrushes c1894-1899. Most returned to NSW, Victoria or SA, by about
1900. Harold Percy Heberle, son of Leslie was in Manly NSW in 1915, but
returned to WA in about 1930. Cecil E Heberle, son of Albert HC was in Sydney
by 1916. There has been no one using the surname Heberle in Broken Hill since
1958. In 2000 there was only one Heberle family living in NSW; the family of
Kenneth and Rhonda Heberle.
Victoria
August Friedrich's family spent some
time on the gold diggings in the Bendigo District, Victoria, probably in
1852-1855 period. Charles Heberle (born Clausthal-Zellerfeld 1838) was farming
in the Huntly area near Bendigo Victoria from the 1860s until his death in
1925. Two of August Friedrich's sons, William and Frederick, lived in Melbourne
in about 1886. The descendants of Frederick�s son Harry B. live in the
Myrtleford-Tawonga area. They are the only Heberles in Victoria. William Henry
Heberle, son of Frederick Ludwig Heberle, lived in Melbourne from about 1874.
West Australia
Some of the Heberles were in WA for
the Coolgardie-Kalgoorlie goldrushes.�
Herman Heberle worked in or managed mines in Coolgardie and Bardoc WA
from about 1894-99. In 1897, Frederick Heberle was a Director at Broad Arrow
Lease, N of Kalgoorlie. August Frederick Heberle junior was probably in the
Kalgoorlie area from about 1894 but his family possibly did not move from
Broken Hill to WA until about 1898. His descendants, some 50% of the surviving
Australian Heberles, live in WA.
Queensland and Tasmania
Electoral rolls show that there are
no Heberle voters in Tasmania, Queensland and the Northern Territory in
1990-2000. Haberle (occasionally spelt Heberle) are known to have lived in
Tasmania since 1855.
HEBERLE FROM GERMANY
FAMILY OF AUGUST FRIEDRICH and CAROLINE
(nee Papst) HEBERLE
August Friedrich Heberle�son of
Gottlieb Friedrich Heberle (b 1780) and Caroline Louise (nee Brietkopf) of
Clausthal in the Kingdom of Hannover (Germany). b 21.5.1812 CZ Germany d
30.11.1870 Moonta SA, m Georgine Ernestine Augustine Carolina (Caroline)
Papst�15.10.1837 CZ
(daughter of Anton L and Luisa (nee Heinzmann) Papst b 31.7.1816 CZ, d
18.5.1885 Moonta SA (recorded as Caroline)). Children: Wilhelm b 1838, Carl b
1840, Hermann b 1846, Friedrich b 1849, Carl b 1851, August b 1852 SA, Albert A
b 1855 SA, Albert H C b 1856 Kooringa SA, Augusta E b 1858 Kooringa SA. Miner
in Murray District SA 1855, Burra early 1860s-1866+ and Moonta area SA
c1867-1870. Migrated from Clausthal Germany May 1851, via Braunschweig,
Hannover and Bremen. Left the port of Bremerhaven in the barque
"Herder". This ship was built 1848 in Vegesack, was 34 m long, 9m
wide, 5.4m deep, with a loading capacity of 640 metric tons. The ship left
Bremerhaven May 26 1851 under master Johann von Hagen with a crew of 20 men and
258 passengers. The ship arrived in Adelaide 21 September 1851. The family
probably settled in the Mt Barker area before moving to the Burra area, where
they lived 1863 - c1868. The family spent some time on the gold diggings in the
Bendigo District, Victoria, probably in 1852-1855 period. Some or all of the
family moved to Moonta c1869, where August Friedrich died 30.11.1870, aged 58.
Carl August Wilhelm (William ?)
Heberle�b 18.7.1838 CZ d 22.6.1911
Broken Hill NSW, buried Methodist Row 31 Grave 39. m Caroline ...�SA (She b 1841
Germany d 16.3.1912.� Lived in Broken
Hill but died Parkside SA.� Buried West
Terrace SA).� Migrated to SA 1851 aged
13. Worked as miner at Burra mine SA, then Moonta (until c1885 ?). Miner, lived
in South Melbourne in 1886 and at 5 Eastern Road South Melbourne Victoria in
1889, then Broken Hill.� In 1909, miner,
living in Crystal St Broken Hill.
Carl August Christian Friedrich (Carl
?) Heberle��b 18.10.1840
CZ� d 14.7.1906 aged 66, buried Burra
SA. Migrated to SA. 1851, aged 11, m Mary Curran c1859 SA (b c1842).� Children: William J b 1860 Kooringa, Alfred
b 1864 Kooringa, Louisa b 1878 SA.�
Worked as miner at Burra mine in Redruth SA.� A Frederick Heberle, miner lived in William St Broken Hill
1894-1900. Probable son: Leonard JF b & d 1897 Broken Hill to Frederick and
Mary Heberle.
Carl August Hermann Ludwig (Herman)
Heberle��b 24.12.1846
CZ, d 2.8.1918 Broken Hill NSW.� Buried
Broken Hill (surname mis-spelt in register ?).�
Migrated to SA 1851, aged 5. �m Kitty
Gregor�8.11.1866
Kooringa (Burra) SA. Children: Charles b 1866 SA, Maria C b 1867, Charles b
1872, Kitty b 1874, Herman F b 1876 SA, Thomas G b 1879 SA, Kitty (Katie) b
1882 Moonta SA., Emily b 1884 SA., William C b 1886 SA., Georginia b 1889
Broken Hill.� Lived in SA mining areas
north of Adelaide, including Burra and Moonta, until settling in Broken Hill
NSW (founded 1883), in 1886. Initially worked in Rasp's and McCulloch's
sections of BHP Proprietary mine. Superintendent, Cambrian Silver Mine at
Stephens Creek 1886-87, managed Silver Ring Mine 1887-90 in Broken Hill. In
1886 foreman of jury in Moonta Wallaroo area SA. In 1892 elected president of
Amalgated Miners Association (union) at Broken Hill. One of 7 union leaders jailed
late 1892 for inciting workers to strike. Released 14.3.1893. Worked in or
managed mines in Coolgardie and Bardoc WA from about 1894-99, including Forest
King and Lady Lock Mines. Managed Catherine mine and Half Mile Reef mine in
Bardoc District WA. Naturalised Broken Hill 2.4.1901. In 1903-08 lived in
Morgan St, Broken Hill. In 1909-15 lived in Crystal St and 1917-18 in Beryl St,
Broken Hill. Lay preacher in church (Methodist ?).� Watchman at British Mine c1910.
Friedrich August
(Frederick) Heberle�b 22.7.1849 CZ. Naturalised 1900 in Victoria, d 1926
aged 77 Mirboo North (Melbourne) Vic, m Rebecca Horsell�25.12.1875 SA
(b c1856 Germany ? d 1918 Coburg, Victoria). Children: Frederick William b SA
1874, Frederick Joseph b SA 1876, Herbert L b 1878 SA, Harry B b S.A.1880,
Charles V b Fitzroy Vic 1887, Sarah Mildred b c1890 ?� Miner at Moonta SA until c1885 ?�
In 1886-91 at 20 Taplin St, North Fitzroy Vic.� In 1897 a Frederick Heberle was a Director at Broad Arrow Lease
963W, c37km N of Kalgoorlie WA.� In
1897-1905 miner, at 12 Macpherson St Carlton Victoria.� In 1908 miner, at 17 Main St, Coburg with
Frederick Joseph (bootmaker), Ellen and presumably Rebecca.� In 1912 miner, at 19 Service St, Coburg with
wife Rebecca, Charles Victor (printer) and Mildred.� Lived at 19 Service St, Coburg 1911-19.
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Frederick
August Heberle, Melbourne Vic c1914.�
Photo from Noel Hurley. |
Herman Heberle, Broken Hill NSW
1892. |
Carl (Charles) Heberle��b 1851
Germany ? d c1910 buried Hahndorf ? SA, m Anna Louise Clara Liebelt�25.10.1888
Hahndorf SA (b 1866) at brides house.�
Three children: Frank Herbert b 1889, Walter Arthur b 1893, Oscar Leonard
b 1899.� Worked as miner near Hahndorf
SA.
FAMILY OF FREDERICK LUDWIG and CAROL
(nee Grosheim) HEBERLE
Friedrich Ludwig (Frederick) Heberle�son of
Gottlieb Friedrich and Caroline (nee Brietkopf) Heberle b 2.2.1810 CZ d
10.6.1862 Kooringa SA, m Carol Grossheim�17.7.1836 CZ
(b c1815 ? Germany, d 11.8.1879 ? Caroline Christiane J). Arrived SA
2.1.1855).� Children: Augusta M b c1835,
Heinrich Carl C b 1837, Johanne JGE b 1842, Wilhelm Heinrich F ? b 1848
Hannover Germany. Arrived in SA on the �Johan Cesar� 2.1.1855, with 5 others.
Augusta M Heberle��b 12.6.1836
CZ, m G.C. Opperman 21.5.1855 SA. Arrived in SA 2.1.1855.
Heinrich Carl Christian (Carl)
Heberle��b 4.8.1838 CZ
d 12.7.1906 Kooringa SA.� Arrived in SA
2.1.1855. m Caroline Sophia Pilz�1.3.1859
Kooringa SA (b c1839 or 1842 Germany ? d 16.3.1912 Eastwood SA). Children:
Wilhelm H b 1859 Redruth SA, Charles A b 1861 Redruth, Caroline E b 1867
Redruth, Alfred C b 1870 Redruth, Emma b 1872 Redruth, Annie C (Hannah) b 1875
Redruth, Amelia b 1878 Redruth, Charles b 1881 Redruth, Alfred b 1884 Redruth.
Naturalised 2.10.1885 in SA. Miner, at Burra SA in 1875. In 1885, labourer, at
Ludgovan St, Burra (with son Wilhelm Heinrich ?).� Burra mine closed 1877.
Johanne Juliane Georgina Ernestine
(Johanne) Heberle��b 15.10.1842
CZ d 6.8.1897 in SA ? Arrived SA 2.1.1855. In 1858 lived in Redruth (Burra)
SA.� m August C Martin Oppermann
23.10.1858, aged 16 at St Mary's Church Kooringa (Burra SA). Martin was a
miner.
Friedrich
Heinrich Wilhelm (William Henry Frederick) Heberle��b 6.5.1848 CZ d 1916 E Melbourne Victoria
aged 68. Arrived
SA 2.1.1855, m Elizabeth Clancy�1874 Victoria
(b c1853 d 1899 Victoria), m Lydia Mary Hanrahan/Turnham�(nee Cole ?)
1906 Victoria (b c1850). Arrived SA 2.1.1855. Children: Caroline b 1875 Coburg
Vic, Elizabeth A b 1878 Carlton Vic, William J b 1881 Coburg Vic,� Maria L b 1883 Coburg Vic, H O Ferdinand C b
1885 Coburg Vic. In 1886 at Sydney Rd, Collingwood, 1889 at 5 Eastern Rd, S
Melbourne.� In 1891-97 at 6 Little
Napier St, Fitzroy, Vic. In 1899, constable in Fitzroy. In 1899 lived at 48
Bedford St, Collingwood. In 1901 at 45 Napier St, Fitzroy. In 1908 at 10 Batman
St, N Fitzroy, with Lydia Mary. In 1908-1912 pensioner at same address.
FAMILY OF HEINRICH and JULIA (nee
Winter) HEBERLE
Carl August Frederick (Charles)
Heberle��b 10.2.1838
CZ, d 1925 aged 88 Huntly Victoria.�
Arrived in Australia c 1854 ?� m Henrietta
Christina Augusta Fiedler�1.4.1861 All
Saints Church Sandhurst Victoria (daughter of Heinrich and Johanna (nee
Kenin..?) Fiedler, b 1840 Hannover Germany, d 1923 Huntly Vic.� On farm at Huntly 1912).� No children ?� Miner at Huntly Vic in 1861. Farmer at Huntly near Bendigo
Victoria between c1875 and 1912 (orchardist in 1912). From 1868 owned/managed
hotel/s at Huntly ? and/or Farmers Arms Hotel Warragamba towards Echuca.
FAMILY OF AUGUST and CAROLINE (nee
Beeps) HEBERLE
Carl Wilhelm Heberle��b 1846
Hannover, miner, lived in Port Melbourne 1886, m Louisa Maud Barrow�21.8.1886
South Melbourne Vic.� She b c1848.
FAMILY OF WILHELM and HILDA HEBERLE
Wilhelm Heberle�son of Jakob
and Emilie (nee Hafner) Heberle� b
13.6.1906 Rottenburg d 27.6.1979 Adelaide SA, migrated to Adelaide SA from
Germany (Rottenburg am Neckar) in 1952, m Hilda Heberle�1946 (nee
Walter b 18.5.1909 Bichishausen, Germany, d 1997 Bedford Park (Adelaide),
SA� m Gustav Heberle 1938, he died in
war 1943, m Wilhelm Heberle 1946. Two sons Arthur (son of Gustav), Karl (son of
Wilhelm). Migrated to SA 1952. Lived at 17 Dudley Crescent, Marino (Adelaide)
SA c1971-1997. Her first husband Gustav Heberle d in war, had one son Arthur b
1939 Germany).� Son Karl Heberle b
1946.� Lived at 35 Albert Ave Mitchell
Park SA in 1954-56. At Bakewell Crescent, Marino SA in 1957-60, 17 Dudley Crescent,
Marino c1971 onwards.� Carpenter in
1971-72.
OTHER HEBERLES
Gertrud Frieda (Trudy) Heberle�daughter of
Anton and Frieda Heberle (Anton b 1890 d 1962, Frieda b 1882 d 1962) b 9.3.1929
Germany, d c2002 Adelaide SA.� Lived in
Baden Baden. Migrated
to SA 1955.� Worked at Waikerie, fruit
picking, then Gawler as a hospital kitchen hand. She was a factory hand at
Cadburys in 1979.� Lived at 4/2 Mortimer
St, Kurralta Park SA c1979-early 1994, then in a nursing home.
Beatrix Gudrun Heberle�daughter of
Wolfgang Heberle of Murnau, Germany.�
Nurse who briefly lived in Australia c1993 and then moved to New
Zealand.
Claus Michael Heberle�son of Claus
Otto Heberle of Stuttgart in Baden-Wurttemburg, Germany b 1.8.1969, was on a
working holiday during 1995 and worked in Queensland.
HEBERLE FROM USA
James Michael Heberle�and wife Rebecca Ann �, baptist missionaries from
USA (Rochester, New York ?), were in Australia 2003-.
PLACES WHERE HEBERLE HAVE LIVED
The map below, from Heberle 2005,
summarises places where Heberle have lived in Australia.
WEST AUSTRALIAN HEBERLE
FAMILY OF AUGUST FRIEDRICH and
CAROLINE (nee Pabst) HEBERLE
Herman Heberle�of NSW.� Worked in or managed mines in Coolgardie
and Bardoc WA from about 1894-99. Presumably his wife and some or all of his
children accompanied him for all or part of this period. The WA goldrush
commenced in late 1892 with the discovery of gold at Coolgardie.
Frederick Heberle�of Victoria.� In 1897 a Frederick Heberle was a
Director at Broad Arrow Lease 963W, c37km N of Kalgoorlie WA. Possibly he was
in the WA goldfields for some or all of the period 1894-99. Presumably his wife
and some or all of his children accompanied him for all or part of this period.
August
Frederick (August) Heberle�b 22.7.1852 or 3.11.1852 South Australia, d
22.9.1925 Perth, buried Karrakatta W.A. Anglican FA 0137, m Elizabeth Ann
Datson�6.4.1880 SA (nee Trathen, b 21.8.1850 d 26.9.1927, buried at
Karrakatta WA, Anglican FA 0137, m John Datson 10.2.1866.� Had 6 children by first marriage: Fred
Datson b 20.1.1867; Fanny Datson b 21.4.1868, d 19.10.1940, married George
West, lived in Albany at one stage, later had hotels in Perth; Willie Datson b
17.10.1869; Ernest Datson b 17.10.1872 d 27.4.1968; Minnie Datson b 11.7.1874 d
4.4.1896; Eliza Chalk Datson b 27.4.1876 d 12.12.1960 m E.Harwood.� Lived at 7 Menzies St North Perth in 1927.
Had 5 more children: Lilian E b 1880 Moonta SA, H Percy b 1882 SA (Moonta ?),
Albert S b 1884 Moonta SA, Elsie E b 1885 SA