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…and in 1852:
“DESTRUCTIVE RAINS AT MORETON. BAY.
Something nearly approaching to the long predicted flood of the Brisbane has just commenced in this district. The rain, which, as mentioned in our last, was falling heavily on the evening of yesterday week, continued to pour down in violent torrent throughout the whole of that night and, with slight intermission, next day….We are informed by a person of credit that the Bremer rose 24 or 25 feet.”
~26 April 1852
http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/60129765?
The earth started in 1972 after the Big Bang in 1968, before that records don’t count