Hi again lzmaag,

Just an amendment to the above ...

First of all I got rid of all the dark writing, find it hard to read like that

But I also found more info, and fixed the mistake, on Georgina Faulds - see 1884 above.
She actually married Alexander Cranstoun, (the Dr Stuart was the celebrant) and as you will see at the amendment below, I don't believe she is directly of this family, although there could be a distant connection

Robert Faulds was born 6th September 1812
He may have had a brother Colin

Robert had a daughter Annie Faulds born 3rd October 1841 in Kirkintilloch, Dunbarton, Scotland
- Annie married Alxander Smith in 1874 in Greenock, Renfrew

Robert's father was Colin Faulds
His mother was Ann Morrison (they married 10th March 1809 in Kilsyth, Glasgow, Lanarkshire or Campsie, Stirlingshire, Scotland)

His father Colin POSSIBLY remarried on the 28th July 1849 to Ann Ferguson in Campsie, Stirlingshire, Scotland

In 1866 a R. Faulds was granted a lease for mining at Arrow Camp, on the banks of the Arrow River

In 1871 there was a Robert Fauld at Green Island School and also a Mr Faulds

In 1873 a R. Faulds received a Junior Progressive book as a prize after the annual exams

In 1877 there was a Robert and a Catherine Faulds receiving prizes at the Green Island School

In 1877 there was a Dunedin and Green Island Ploughing Match where William Faulds was one of the Committe members

In 1884 Alexander Cranstoun (with photo of Alex and Georgina at that link) married Georgina Faulds in Dunedin. The above link says Georgina Faulds was a daughter of Mr Faulds of Victoria so I now believe she is not directly of this family

In 1885 a young Faulds was captain of the Kaitangata Boys School Football Club (they lost against Balclutha) - Kaitangata is 81km south of Green Island Dunedin

In 1893 Mr FAULDS HOMESTEAD at Green Island Bush was a polling place for the Electoral District of Caversham

In 1894 Mr Faulds was very verbal at the meeting of the NZ Dairy Farmers' Co-op and the shareholders

In 1895 Miss Catherine I. Faulds was Mistress of the Otokia School (which is 21km south of Green Island Dunedin) - she moved to Kakanui School (which is 104km north of Dunedin)

In 1896 a Miss Faulds sang a number of songs at the Kakanui Hall Concert at a function in aid of the local Football Club. The accompaniments were played by E. Faulds

In 1897 Richard Stoddart of Green Island married Annie, third daughter of William Faulds of Green Island - she was aged 27 (b.1869/70)

In 1897 James Faulds, of Green Island, sold 4 cows at a 2009 equivalent value of $518 each

In 1898 Helen Sneddon, the beloved wife of John Pollock Faulds died aged 49 in Kaikorai Valley (which is 6km north of Green Island Dunedin

In 1899 J.P. Faulds, (possibly John Pollock) late of Roslyn Woollen Mills, took over the Railway Hotel in Colac Bay (which is in Invercargill) from Mr Murray

In 1900 David McKay of Wangaehu, Masterton married Jeanie Faulds, fourh daughter of William Faulds of Green Island Dunedin - she was aged 26 (b.1873/74)

In 1902 Thomas Falconer of Kakanui married Catherine Jane "Kate" Faulds of Green Island - she was aged 31 (1871)

In 1903 William Faulds, aged 66, died at his residence in Green Island Bush

In 1903 Miss Margaret Faulds, resident of Green Island Bush, bought 21 acres for the 2009 equivalent value of $1553 per acre

In 1904 Miss M. Faulds bought a 10 acre section in Green Island Bush, for a 2009 equivalent value of $5563 per acre

In 1904 in the MEMORIAM for William Faulds, his family also remembered his wife, Jean Colquhoun, who had died aged 42 on June 2nd 1883

In 1908 Matthew Faulds of Green Island Bush, a milkman, fell off his cart and broke his leg

In 1908 Hugh Faulds met with a painful accident when a link of the chain that was fastened to a block and tackle snapped in two and the block fell on his head. He was sent to Dunedin Hospital

In 1909 these photos were taken of WAIHAO DOWNS DISTRICT by James Tennant Faulds

In 1909 Edward Faulds, formerly of the Otago Harbour Board, died. He had arrived in Dunedin 40 years previously (about 1869), was in the harbour service, was keen on all athletic sports, a member of the Dunedin Footabll Club, was one of the first to join the Choral Society, was captain of the Dunedin Naval Cadets and was one of the first to take up amateur photography on the introduction of the dry plate. His OBITUARY (scroll to near the end)

In 1909 the Faulds Brothers of Green Island, and a client, sold cows and heifers

The following is the burial details of the Foulds of Green Island, Dunedin - approx birth year is in brackets

JEAN COLQUHOUN FAULDS died 2nd June 1883 in Green Island Dunedin aged 42 (b.1841) and is buried in the Green Island Cemetery in PLOT 23 - BLOCK 6 with John and Matthew Faulds

ROBERT FAULDS died 2nd November 1890 in Green Island Dunedin aged 79 (b.1811) and is buried in the Green Island Cemetery - PLOT 24 - BLOCK 6 with William Faulds

WILLIAM FAULDS died 28th July 1903 in Green Island Dunedin aged 66 (b.1837) and is buried in the Green Island Cemetery - PLOT 24 - BLOCK 6 with Robert Faulds. William had been in NZ for 41 years (arrival date of about 1862 aged 25)

EDWARD FAULDS died 22nd January 1909 age unknown - buried in the Southern Cemetery Dunedin - PLOT 5 - BLOCK 36P

JOHN POLLOCK FAULDS died 21st May 1929 in Waitati, 27km north of Green Island, aged 83 (b.1846) and is buried in the Southern Cemetery - PLOT 13 - BLOCK 141 with Helen Sneddon Foulds
- John was an engineer from Scotland and had been in NZ for 51 years (arrival date of about 1878/79 aged 32 - possibly with James)

CECILIA FAULDS died 22nd November 1937 in Waitati aged 61 (b.1876) and is buried in Waitati Cemetery - PLOT 28 - BLOCK 6 with William E Colville. William Colville died 20th January 1937 aged 28 (b.1909). He was listed as a patient of SEACLIFF - possibly a son of Cecilia

HUGH FAULDS died 19th June 1940 in Clyde, which is 231km north west of Green Island, via Milton, aged 80 (b.1860) and is buried in Green Island Cemetery - PLOT 81 - BLOCK 1. Hugh was a labourer

JAMES TENNANT FAULDS died 12th April 1949 in Dalmore, 11km north of Dunedin aged 79 (b.1870) and his ashes were returned to his relatives. He was a salesman, from Scotland and had been in NZ for 70 years (arrival date of about 1878/79 aged 9 - probably with John Pollock Faulds)

MATTHEW FAULDS died 22nd June 1958 in Green Island Bush Dunedin aged 81 (b.1878) and was buried in Green Island Cemetery - PLOT 23 - BLOCK 6 with Jean Colquhoun and John Faulds. Matthew was a farmer

JOHN FAULDS died 27th April 1961 in Green Island Bush Dunedin aged 81 (b.1880) and was buried in Green Island Cemetery - PLOT 23 - BLOCK 6 with Jean Colquhoun and Matthew Faulds. John was a farmer

SARAH JANE FAULDS died 1st August 1966 in Fortune St Dunedin aged 88 and is buried in the Andersons Bay Cemetery - PLOT 44 - BLOCK 273 with John Leslie Faulds. Sarah was born in NZ in 1878

JOHN LESLIE FAULDS died 24th May 1973 in Fortune St Dunedin aged 72 and is buried in the Andersons Bay Cemetery - PLOT 44 - BLOCK 273 with Sarah Jane Faulds. John was a mechanic and had been in NZ 72 years (arrival date of about 1901 as an infant)

NOTES There was an Ebenezer and Jessie Faulds on the MARY ANNE which left London on the 26th April 1859, arriving in Lyttelton 4th August 1859. They are buried in the St Peter's Anglican Church, Church Corner, Riccarton, Christchurch, Their headstones can be seen at this link EBENEZER & JESSE FAULDS