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Matches 4,201 to 4,250 of 4,472

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4201	The baby only survived for 29 hours the cause of death being recorded as "Convulsions". Robert and Jane had no further children.	Wyeth, Male Child (I42)
4202	The baby's age at death was recorded as 30 hours. The cause of his death was not recorded	Wyeth, Male Child (I37)
4203	The baptism of Lavinia weas recorded in the register of St Pauls Church Emily Place and at the Centenary Service held in 1941 it was said that she was the oldest person presetn who had been baptised in the old church.	Chandler, Lavinia (I22214)
4204	The barque 'Aurora' commanded by Captain Theophilus Heale, left Gravesend on 18 September 1839 anchoring under Somes Island in Wellington Harbour on 22 January 1840.	Barrow, James (I12999)
4205	The Bridesmaids at Amy Florence Wyeth's wedding included two little maids, Edna Rouse and Kathleen Callaghan. Edna is probably Amy's niece i.e. Mary's daughter.	Wyeth, Mary Elizabeth (I4208)
4206	The Bridesmaids at Amy Florence Wyeth'swedding included two little maids, Edna Rouse and Kathleen Callaghan. Kathleen is probably Amy's neice i.e. Bessie's daughter.	Wyeth, Bessie (I4209)
4207	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Harris, J.D. (I5125)
4208	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F2193
4209	The Chamberlain Key has Sussanah's birth as 12 Feb 1809.	Bull, Sussannah Catherine (I283)
4210	The children they brought with them were: William Robins Thomas, 6 Eliza Robins Thomas, 4 Henry Eddy Thomas, 2 Catherine Eddy Thomas, 5 mths Source - Shipping List	Family F115
4211	The copy of the registry entry is unclear. It shows Mary Ann's name as Maria Ann. It shows the occupation of the father as being with the 18th Royal Irish Regiment. The second Christian Name (William) was omitted from the original birth entry The informant was not either parent but another soldier. The copy is not clear enough to identify this person (see below). There is also doubt over the birth date. Information from Lyn Hughes of Auckland: Samuel Snr was in Taranaki at the time registration should have been made and it seems likely that he asked C/Sgt Doig of the 14th who was possibly returning to Auckland to enter the birth for him. He was probably given the correct details which nay have gone astray and he did his best with the information. The date we have was taken from Elizabeth Sarah's Bible which we think is more likely to be correct(29 July 1865), however the official date of birth must be 3rd August as the entry states. Also one name given then although I think he was meant to have two. Source Caleb's Family Tree	Chandler, Samuel William (I22212)
4212	The early part of Jack and Essie's married life was spent at Karapoti where Jack and Bob ran the sawmill. All of Essie and Jack's children were born while they were living there. Bet at their home and the others at Nurse Lomas' in Upper Hutt. All the children attended the local Karapoti School though Judy moved on to Upper Hutt School. They moved to King Street Upper Hutt, where Jack built a new family home, in time for June to start College.	Family F169
4213	The Evening Post 27 April 1948 Death Notice: SUTHERLAND: On April 26 1948, at Wellington Hospital George Robert John, dearly loved husband of Ethel, and loved father of Thelma, Don, Dick and Keith,and father-in-law of Alice, Kath, and Phil and son-in-law of Sam. Asleep SUTHERLAND: On April 26 1948 at Wellington Hospital, George Dearly loved brother of Thea, Seva, Lava and Lena A patient sufferer at rest.	Sutherland, George Robert John (I16451)
4214	The Evening Post 27 April 1948 Funeral Notice: SUTHERLAND The friends of the late George Robert John Sutherland are respectfully invited to attend his funeral which will leave our chapel Kings Cresent, Lower Hutt, tomorrow Wednesday April 28 1948 at the conclusion of a service commencing at 11am, for the Taita Cemetery J,R. Croft Ltd. Funeral Directors, Hutt and Petone.	Sutherland, George Robert John (I16451)
4215	The Evening Post Monday August 1 1949 Funeral Notice: SUTHERLAND: The friends of the late Ethel Anne Sutherland are invited to attaen her funeral, leaving our chapel, Kings Cresent, Lower Hutt on Wednesday August 3 1949, following a service commencing at 11am for the Taita Cemetery. J.R. Croft Ltd Funeral Directors, Hutt and Petone.	Turner, Ethel Maud (I16465)
4216	The Evening Post Monday August 1 1949 SUTHERLAND: On 31 July at her residence 71 Randwick Crescent Lower Hutt, Ethel Anne, beloved wife of the late George Robert John Sutherland, and loving mother of Thelma, Don, Dick and mother-in-law of Alex, Kathleen, Phyllis and Sam. SUTHERLAND: On 31 July at her residence 71 Randwick Crescent Moera, (suddenly) Etherl Sutherland dearly loved sister of Dick Arthur and sister-in-law of Nell	Turner, Ethel Maud (I16465)
4217	The family was living at Silver Stream Upper Hutt at that time but Upper Hutt did not have it's own Doctor until after the turn of the century and in these times Lower Hutt doctors would cover the Upper Hutt area. Doctor Wilford who saw Thomas on the 14th, the day before he died, was on the 17th visiting another patient in Wainuiomata. As travel in those days would have been by horseback he must have spent a lot of time in the saddle	Wyeth, Thomas Earnest (I460)
4218	The first Maori minister of religion to work in Indonesia has been appointed by the National Council of Churches in New Zealand. He is the Rev. Lane Tauroa, of Te Kuiti, who is expected to leave for Java with his wife and two young children early in December. Source Te Ao Hou. No.45 December 1963	Tauroa, Lane Matarae (I3770)
4219	The following is from a report prepared by Ian Brailsford to assist David Williams in preparation of his report 'Crown Policy Affecting Maori knowledge Systems and Cultural Practices' for the Waitangi Tribunal's Wai 262 inquiry, July\September 2000 "Stanley Skeet & Basil Burch each received 2 strokes of the cane for disorder" P H Clemance, 22 April 1898 Basil Burch for talking recd 2 str of the cane. - neglecting his work 2 more. Rawhiti talking 2 str cane Joe King, trunacy 2 P H Clemance, 11 May 1898" http://www.waitangitribunal.govt.nz/doclibrary/public/wai262/knowledgecultural_pr/Appendix.pdf	Burch, Basil Leonard (I9545)
4220	The Fuller family tree has William's wife as Florence Sherwood. This is incorrect. The CD of NZ Marriages 1838-1956 shows that she is the wife of his brother Fred Roland.	Fuller, William Norman Kempton (I9542)
4221	The funeral service will be held in the Harewood Crematorium Chapel, Corner of Wilkinsons Road and Johns Road, Harewood, Christchurch, tomorrow Thursday at 3.00pm.	Thompson, Betty (I5008)
4222	The Gleaner, for Wellington, sailed from Gravesend on July 29, with a full cargo and over 200 emigrants, despatched by Messrs. Morrison, Powell, and Co., under arrangement with the Provincial Government. The chief cabin passengers were Captain Mackesy and lady and Mr. R. Pemberton and lady. Source Papers Past Otago Witness , Issue 312, 21 November 1857, Page 9	McLeod, Angus (I292)
4223	The gravestone Arthur Morton Ollivier also recalls Hilda, wife of Keith, who died on 14 October 1937.	Von Dadelszen, Hilda (I11876)
4224	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Tankersley, J.E. (I1416)
4225	The Light Brigade, 1214 Tons, Captain: H. Evans Sailed London 18th May 1868 and arrived Lyttelton 26th August 1868. Shipping list included Johnson, Julia, 22, Middlesex, Domestic Servant Johnson, Alice, 18, Middlesex, Domestic Servant	Johnson, Annie Alice (I15458)
4226	The Marriage took place at house of the Rev R.O. Robb, Springlands.	Family F5249
4227	The marriage was at the House of Richard Dewe the brides parents.	Family F6850
4228	The marriage was solomised at Brides parents residence in Pakuratahi.	Family F4130
4229	The name was prbably spelt without the "p".	Thompson, James (I3307)
4230	The New Zealand Herald of 11\7\1895 has Barbara McQuarrie died 9 July 1895 aged 27 years, daughter of Hector McQuarrie, and buried 11 July 1895 in Symonds Street Cemetery.	McQuarrie, Barbara (I15453)
4231	The New Zealand Herald of 15\8\1903 has Hector McQuarrie died 12 August 1903 aged 76 years and buried 14 August 1903 in Symonds Street Cemetery.	McQuarrie, Hector (I15450)
4232	The New Zealand Herald of 30\10\1888 has Mary McQuarrie died 29 October 1888 aged 14 years, daughter of Henry and Annie McQuarrie, and buried 31 October 1888 in Symonds Street Cemetery.	McQuarrie, Mary Ann (I15454)
4233	The New Zealand Herald of 31 December 1888 has Annie McQuarrie died 29 December 1888 aged 48 years, wife of Hector McQuarrie, and buried 31 December 1888 in Symonds Street Cemetery.	McLeod, Ann (I15451)
4234	The Newtons lived in Lyttelton, N.Z.	Newton, Isaac Samuel (I4074)
4235	The ninth immigrant ship to be dispatched by the New Zealand Company, the 378 ton "Blenheim", sailed from Greenock, on August 25, 1840, with 197 passengers, 20 cabin and 177 steerage. She was the second ship to sail from the Clyde with Scottish immigrants, and almost all the passengers were composed of members of the clan of Laird Donald McDonald, who was leader of the party, or of neighbouring clans. The Blenheim made the passage in 125 days, and was under the command of Captain John Grey, with Dr Neill Campbell the surgeon. she arrived at Port Nicholson on December 27, 1840. Passenger list included 'McLachlan, Dugald 40 & Jane 35, Catherine 15, A 11, H 10, D4, and 1 other under 14.'	McLachlan, Dugald (I2998)
4236	The Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939/1945 22 Battalion by Jim H. Henderson - Chapter 12 Adriatic Over on the right 2 Company moved up parallel with the railway line as fast as it could, leaving mopping up until daybreak. Minor tussles took place with Turcomen holding fortified houses. The beach area was heavily fortified against assault from the sea: three or four heavy naval guns in camouflaged concrete emplacements disguised as ice-cream stalls faced out to sea, and land round about was mined thickly. In one of these minefields 10 Platoon foundered. Mines abruptly exploded in quick succession at chest height, a horrible sensation. Lewis. was killed; Roy Lorrigan, Jim Hill, Knuckey and Braybrook were among those wounded. The party of wounded men, stricken in the minefield and taking refuge in the casa, was not left in peace. At dawn the men on the top floor repulsed an attack from the beach, and even succeeded in collecting some prisoners. In the house Hill and another were in a bad way, but the hot drinks made from the issue of cocoa, milk powder, and sugar which each man carried seemed to save Hill's life. Later in the morning the wounded were taken away. One of the wounded died unexpectedly in hospital some days afterwards. His wound was not severe, but he developed pneumonia through lying wounded most of the night in soaked clothing. The battalion was still in summer clothing and battle dress would not arrive for a fortnight yet. The body of the dead man, Lewis, had remained in the minefield. After dawn two of his pals, Gillon and Athol Jimmieson. gallantly determined to bring back their comrade's body, returned to the minefield. They met with disaster. Another mine exploded, killing Gillon, and Jimmieson later died of wounds. NZETC New Zealand Electronic Text Centre	Jimmieson, Athol Christian (I15249)
4237	The Rev. Robert Doig married them in the house of Thomas Black of St Nicholas, Aberdeen. William Jamieson and James Shirreffs were the witnesses. Elizabeth was born circa 1796, Aberdeenshire, Aberdeen.	Family F25
4238	The Rickerby family emigrated to Lyttelton, New Zealand in the Cardigan Castle, landed 15 Nov 1873. Information from a letter from National Archives Wellington, ref 6/1, 160 dated 15 Aug 1974.	Rickerby, Robert (I4064)
4239	The Routenbeck. The Rontenbeck, an iron barque of 930 tons, built in 1875 and chartered by the Shaw, Savill Co., made four voyages to New Zealand. Her first visit was to Port Chalmers in 1879, in command of Captain Steet. She sailed from London with passengers and general cargo on March 28, and took her final departure from the Lizard on April 4. She had a fine run to the Equator of 20 days from the Lizard, rounded the Cape on May 24, and made Stewart Island on June 22. Six days later, on June 28, she anchored at Port Chalmers, making the passage in 92 days, or land to land 79 days. Source White Wings Vol I. Fifty Years Of Sail In The New Zealand Trade, 1850 TO 1900 - NZTEC	Family F13876
4240	The ship 'Conflict' 1171 tons under Captain Hardy sailed from London on 9th May 1874 and arrived in Wellington on 3rd August 1874. Passenger list included Blinkhorne William, 36 Worcestershire Railway Wagon Builder Blinkhorne Hannah, 35 Blinkhorne John, 9 Blinkhorne Thomas, 7 Blinkhorne Alonzo, 4 Kite John, 32 Worcestershire Labourer Kite Ellen, 30 Kite Eliza, 14 Source Peter and Denise Archives New Zealand Reference IM15/125	Family F15536
4241	The ship 'Conflict' 1171 tons under Captain Hardy sailed from London on 9th May 1874 and arrived in Wellington on 3rd August 1874. Passenger list included Blinkhorne William, 36 Worcestershire Railway Wagon Builder Blinkhorne Hannah, 35 Blinkhorne John, 9 Blinkhorne Thomas, 7 Blinkhorne Alonzo, 4 Kite John, 32 Worcestershire Labourer Kite Ellen, 30 Kite Eliza, 14 Source Peter and Denise Archives New Zealand Reference IM15/125 Note: John Kite and Hannah Blinkhorne are brother and sister.	Family F15546
4242	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F3969
4243	The Tory under Captain Edmund Mein Chaffers sailed from Plymouth on 12 May 1839 carrying a total muster of 35 souls, the sailing in defiance of official antagonism, changed the whole face of our history, and set upon the shores of Port Nicholson the present capital city of the Dominion. The "Tory," a newly built, excellently found and fast sailing barque of 382 tons, eight guns, built by Somes Bros., London and Newcastle-on-Tyne, although purchased and sent out by the New Zealand Company, was not, strictly speaking, an emigrant vessel. The vessel made for those times a very quick passage of ninety-six days, sighting no land on the way save a distant glimpse of the Canaries. Captain Chaffers notes with pride in his log: "She passed everything she saw." She carried but a small list of passengers, officials rather than emigrants, who were to prepare the way for the emigrants to follow. they were Cabin Passengers; Colonel Wakefield: E.J. Wakefield; Dr Ernest Dieffenbach, Naturalist; Charles Heaphy, Company Surgeon; John Dorset, Company Surgeon; Nayti, a New Zealander; Richard Lowry, Chief Mate; George F. Robinson, Ships Surgeon. And as Steerage Passengers; Robert Doddrey, Company Storekeeper; Colonel Wakefields Servant; Thomas William Tankersley, Second Mate; The Third Mate; The Cabin Boys; The Petty Officers; The Foremast Hands inc, a New Zealander'and a native of Marquesas islands. With the Complements of The Early Settlers and Historical Association of Wellington Incorporated.	Tankersley, Thomas William (I300)
4244	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F8621
4245	The wedding was conducted by the Curate L.S. Luckwell. Winesses were James Crapper and Martha Ann Crapper.	Family F6848
4246	The Welch family home "Laurel Hall" was opposite the church on the Railway line side. William was an Innkeeper.	Welch, William (I2030)
4247	The witness at the Baptism was Maria Ellen Southee Phoebe's sister, the wife of George Southee, settler of Taita. George and Maria's son William aged 5 was baptised at the same time.	Sunnex, Phoebe Annie Elizabeth (I456)
4248	The witnesses included Laura Ann Welch.	Family F6827
4249	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Cirinakamoli, T.I. (I18594)
4250	thecricketer - Cricket Archive Full name: Ivon Alexander Aitkenhead Born: 9th November 1930, Balclutha, Otago, New Zealand Died: 5th July 2006, Masterton, Wairarapa, New Zealand Batting: Right-hand batsman Bowling: Right-arm medium-fast Teams: Otago Under-20s (Miscellaneous: 1949/50); Wairarapa (Miscellaneous: 1955/56-1961/62) Matches -30th December 1949 Brabin Tournament 1949/50 Canterbury Under-20s v Otago Under-20s Hagley Oval, Christchurch -2nd January 1950 Brabin Tournament 1949/50 Wellington Under-20s v Otago Under-20s Basin Reserve, Wellington -4th January 1950 Brabin Tournament 1949/50 Auckland Under-20s v Otago Under-20s Basin Reserve, Wellington -18th February 1956 Hawke Cup 1955/56 Elimination Match Nelson v Wairarapa Trafalgar Park, Nelson -1st January 1962 Hawke Cup 1961/62 Elimination Match Wairarapa v Rangitikei Queen Elizabeth Park, Masterton Source http://cricketarchive.com/	Aitkenhead, Ivon Alexander (I2719)