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A TRIBUTE to PETER FALK

Peter FALK & KERMIT the Frog
Peter Michael FALK was born in New York City on 16 September 1927 to Michael Peter Falk, owner of a clothing and dry goods store and his wife, Madeline HOCKHAUSER, an accountant and buyer.
- He was raised in Ossining, New York
His family was Jewish, his father of Russian ancestry and his mother of Polish descent with Hungarian and Czech roots

Peter's right eye was surgically removed when he was three because of a retinoblastoma; he wore a glass eye for most of his life. Despite this, he participated in team sports, mainly baseball and basketball, as a boy.
In a 1997 interview in Cigar Aficionado magazine with Arthur Marx, Falk said, "I remember once in high school the umpire called me out at third base when I was sure I was safe. I got so mad I took out my glass eye, handed it to him and said, 'Try this.' I got such a laugh you wouldn't believe

... Despite his stage success, a theatrical agent advised Falk not to expect much film acting work because of his glass eye. He failed a screen test at Columbia Pictures and was told by studio boss Harry Cohn that "for the same price I can get an actor with two eyes." He also failed to get a role in the film Marjorie Morningstar despite a promising interview for the second lead.

His first film performances were in small roles in Wind Across the Everglades (1958), The Bloody Brood (1959) and Pretty Boy Floyd (1960)

Falk's performance in Murder, Inc. (1960) was a turning point in his career. He was cast in the supporting role of killer Abe Reles, in a film based on the real-life murder gang of that name, that had terrorized New York in the 1930s. The New York Times film critic Bosley Crowther, while dismissing the movie as "an average gangster film", singled out Falk's "amusingly vicious performance."

Crowther wrote: ... Mr. Falk, moving as if weary, looking at people out of the corners of his eyes and talking as if he had borrowed Marlon Brando's chewing gum, seems a travesty of a killer, until the water suddenly freezes in his eyes and he whips an icepick from his pocket and starts punching holes in someone's ribs. Then viciousness pours out of him and you get a sense of a felon who is hopelessly cracked and corrupt.

The film turned out to be Falk's breakout role. In his autobiography Just One More Thing (2006), Falk said that his selection for the film from thousands of other Off-Broadway actors was a "miracle" that "made my career", and that without it he would not have gotten the other significant movie roles that he later played.[24] Falk, who played Reles again in the 1960 TV series The Witness,[22] was nominated for a Best Supporting Actor Academy Award for his performance in the film


Falk first appeared on television in 1957, in the dramatic anthology programs that later became known as the
* "Golden Age of Television."
He appeared in one episode of
* Robert Montgomery Presents in 1957, and also appeared in
* Studio One
* Kraft Television Theater
* New York Confidential
* Naked City
* Have Gun?Will Travel
* Decoy.

In 1961, Falk was nominated for an Emmy Award for his performance in the episode "Cold Turkey" of James Whitmore's short-lived series The Law and Mr. Jones on ABC. On September 29, 1961, Falk and Walter Matthau guest-starred in the premiere episode, "The Million Dollar Dump," of ABC's crime drama Target: The Corruptors!, with Stephen McNally.

He won an Emmy for The Price of Tomatoes, a Dick Powell TV drama in 1962.

Falk's first television series was in the title role of the drama The Trials of O'Brien, in which he played a lawyer. The show ran in 1965 and 1966 and was cancelled after 22 episodes


COLUMBO
Although Falk appeared in numerous other television roles in the 1960s and 1970s, he is best known as the star of the TV series Columbo, "everyone's favorite rumpled television detective", writes historian David Fantle. His character was a shabby and ostensibly absent-minded police detective lieutenant, who had first appeared in the 1968 film Prescription: Murder. Falk described his role to Fantle:
... "Columbo has a genuine mistiness about him. It seems to hang in the air ... [and] he's capable of being distracted ... Columbo is an ass-backwards Sherlock Holmes. Holmes had a long neck, Columbo has no neck; Holmes smoked a pipe, Columbo chews up six cigars a day."
Television critic Ben Falk adds that Falk "created an iconic cop ... who always got his man (or woman) after a tortuous cat-and-mouse investigation." He notes also that the idea for the character was "apparently inspired by Dostoyevsky's dogged police inspector, Porfiry Petrovich, in the novel Crime and Punishment.

Falk tries to analyze the character and notes the correlation between his own personality and Columbo's: ... "I'm a Virgo Jew, and that means I have an obsessive thoroughness. It's not enough to get most of the details, it's necessary to get them all. I've been accused of perfectionism. When Lew Wasserman (head of Universal Studios) said that Falk is a perfectionist, I don't know whether it was out of affection or because he felt I was a monumental pain in the ass."

With "general amazement", Falk notes that "the show is all over the world". He added, "I've been to little villages in Africa with maybe one TV set, and little kids will run up to me shouting, 'Columbo, Columbo!'"
Singer Johnny CASH recalled acting in one episode, and although he was not an experienced actor, he writes in his autobiography, "Peter Falk was good to me. I wasn't at all confident about handling a dramatic role, and every day he helped me in all kinds of little ways."

The debut episode in 1971 was directed by 25-year-old Steven SPIELBERG in one of his earliest directing roles. Falk recalled the episode to Spielberg biographer Joseph McBride: ... "Let's face it, we had some good fortune at the beginning. Our debut episode, in 1971, was directed by this young kid named Steven Spielberg. I told the producers, Link and Levinson, This guy is too good for Columbo ... Steven was shooting me with a long lens from across the street. That wasn't common twenty years ago. The comfort level it gave me as an actor, besides its great look artistically ? well, it told you that this wasn't any ordinary director."

The character of Columbo had previously been played by Bert FREED in a single TV episode and by Thomas MITCHELL on Broadway. Falk first played Columbo in Prescription: Murder, a 1968 TV-movie, and from 1971 to 1978 Columbo aired regularly on NBC as part of the umbrella series NBC Mystery Movie. All episodes were of TV-movie length, in a 90 or 120 minutes slot including commercials. The show returned on ABC in the form of a less frequent series of TV-movies, still starring Falk, from 1989 until 2003.
Falk won four Emmys for his role in Columbo.

The series was so popular that co-creator William LINK wrote a series of short stories published as The Columbo Collection (Crippen & Landru, 2010) which includes a drawing by Falk of himself as Columbo, and the cover features a caricature of Falk/Columbo by Al Hirschfeld


PERSONAL LIFE

Peter Falk married Alyce MAYO, whom he had met when they were both students at Syracuse University, on April 17, 1960. They adopted two daughters, Catherine (who is a private investigator) and Jackie.
They divorced in 1976.

On December 7, 1977, Peter married actress Shera DANESE, who guest-starred on the Columbo series on numerous occasions.

Falk was an accomplished artist, in October 2006 he had an exhibition of his artwork at the Butler Institute of American Art. He took classes at the Art Students League of New York for many years. Examples of his sketches can be seen on his official website

Falk was also a chess aficionado and was a spectator at the American Open in Santa Monica, California, in November 1972, and at the U.S. Open in Pasadena, California, in August 1983.

His memoir, Just One More Thing, was published by Carroll & Graf on August 23, 2006 (ISBN 978-0786717958).

Of death, he once said: "It is just the gateway."

FAILING HEALTH & DEATH

At a two-day conservatorship trial in Los Angeles in June 2009, one of Falk's personal physicians, Dr. Stephen Read, reported Falk rapidly slipped into dementia after a series of dental operations in 2007. Dr. Read said it was unclear whether Falk's condition had worsened as a result of anesthesia or some other reaction to the operations. He went on to add that Falk's condition was so bad he could no longer remember the character of Columbo.
Shera Danese Falk was appointed as her husband's conservator.

Falk died at his Beverly Hills home on June 23, 2011 at the age of 83.

He was survived by his wife and two daughters
a BIOGRAPHY
Peter's DRAWINGS & ARTWORK
his PHOTO ALBUMS
his AWARDS


HIS FILMS & TELEVISION

the known BISH marriages in New Zealand 1882 - 1931


the BISH GROOMS

Alfred Bish
- married Flora MAXTON in 1882

Edward Maxton
- married Caroline Blanche ANDREWS in 1911

Frank George Bish
- married hazel Merle Gladys GILBERT in 1931

Gideon Bish
- married Martha Louisa EVANS in 1889

Harry William Bish
- married Florence Elizabeth PANTLING in 1921

Henry Sidney Bish
- married Jane Mitchell BIGGS in 1925

John Edward Bish
- married Elsie Marguerite STANYER in 1926

Leonard Oswald Bish
- married Hilda STANLEY in 1926



the BISH BRIDES

Flora Madoline Bish
- married Harold Stanley Morton FOWLER in 1916

Grace Winifred Bish
- married John Peter Lofgren BEATTY in 1926

the known MAXTON marriages New Zealand 1869 - 1926:

the MAXTON GROOMS
Charles Walter Maxton (1887-1969)
- married Constance Ethel 'Connie' HUMPHRIES (nee Keedwell) in Greytown in 1926
Connie first married William Lancelot Humphries (1883-1919) in Greytown in 1910

Mark Maxton
- married Elizabeth TINNEY in 1882

Samuel Arthur Maxton
- married Annie GRANT in 1899

Samuel W Maxton
- married Sarah BROADHURST in 1869


the MAXTON BRIDES
Annie Maxton
- married William Francis ROYDHOUSE in 1876

Clara Henrietta Maxton
- married William Alfred HOPKINS in 1895

Edith May Maxton
- married John William NEWTON in 1921

Elizabeth Maxton
- married James EDWARDS in 1895

Flora Maxton
- married Alfred BISH in 1882

Inez Kleve Maxton
- married George Oswald RICHARDS in 1922

Mary Maxton
- married William McKENZIE in 1878

Mary Matilda Maxton
- married William Alexander McKAY in 1897

Mildred Maxton
- married Warner Arthur FARNHAM in 1884

Minnie Maxton
- married Frank JUDD in 1905

Tettie Maxton
- married Joseph Michael O'CONNOR in 1877

GREYTOWN is a town in the Wellington region of New Zealand. It lies in the Wairarapa, in the lower North Island. It is 80 km north-west of Wellington and 25 kilometres southwest of Masterton

Greytown was first settled on 27 March, 1854 under the Small Farms Association Settlement Scheme and was named after Governor Sir George GREY, who arranged for the land to be bought from local Maori. It became a Borough in 1878 and a ward of the South Wairarapa District Council in 1989.

the folowing list of settlers in Greytown in 1885 was taken from
Helen's Page


ARMSTRONG Walter, saddler

BAILLIE James, sawmills
BARNARD Joseph, cabinetmaker
BEARD Charles & James, plumbers
BEARD & GRAY (WG & Alex) solicitors
BEY William, surgeon
BISHOP Charles
BLACK RC, postmaster and telegraphist
BOYS Jas EJ, registrar
BRIGH Richard, blacksmith
BROOKS William, gardener
BURCH Miss E, native schoolteacher

CAMPBELL AE, law clerk
CASSELBERG Meyer & Co, storekeepers
COTTER Pierce, sheepfarmer
CUFF Walter C, banker

DOCKERY Patrick, brickmaker
DOOLEY James, stationmaster
DORRELL John, river inspector
DUNN Henry William & E, farmers

FABIAN Bros (A & C) storekeepers
FULLER John, brewer

GALLAGHER Bernard, shoemaker
GALLON E (Udy & Gallon)
GRAY Alexander (Beard & Gray)
Greytown Butter & Cheese Factory
GRIGG Alexander, baker

HAIGH S. butcher
HAINES William Henry Welch, settler
HALL John, settler
HAMMERICH W, hotelkeeper
HAWKE Harry, farmer
HEBLEY JR, shoemaker
HILLIER James, watchmaker
HIRSCHBERG Alexander, farmer
HODGE J, publican, Morrisons Bush
HOLLARD John, Morrisons Bush
HORNBLOW Charles W, carpenter
HUMPHRIES Frank, carpenter

INGLEY Thomas, butcher

JACKSON H Farmer
JACKSON Samuel, veterinary surgeon
JONES George, Foresters Arms
JUDD John, farmer

KEEDWELL James, manager
KEMPTON Harry butcher
KEMPTON Thomas E, storekeeper
KEMPTON Thomas, farmer
KING Thomas Frederick, bootmaker
KNELL Rev Amos

LEWIS James, hairdresser
LOASBY DP, shoemaker
LUNDGVIST Wm, music teacher

McMASTER Angus, farmer
MAGUIRE G, bricklayer
MANSELL E, native agent
MAXTON F, baker
MEADES Joseph, settler
MITCHELL W, farmer
MOFFATT T, farmer
MORRIS William, farmer
MORRISON D, farmer
MUIR Frederick, draper

NATION Brothers (Wm C & Edwd J) props of Wairarapa Standard
NATION William, senior.

O'CONNOR Hugh, settler
OLSEN A, machinist
ORDISH A & K settlers

PHILLIPS George, carrier
PORRITT Rev Thos, private school
PYE Samuel, settler

REVANS S, settler

ST. GEORGE Leonard, chemist
SAYER George
SAYWELL William, settler
SCALE Mrs William, schoolmistress
SCALE William, bailiff
SHAW S, manager cheese factory
SKEET W, surveyor
SOMERVLLE Walter, bank clerk
SPRATT Henry Thomas, surgeon

TAYLOR Henry, surgeon
TERRY Joseph, sawmill
THOMPSON E farmer
THOMPSON R storekeeper
TICEHURST Edwin, settler
TOCKER John, blacksmith
TROTTER Patrick
TULLY John, runholder

UDY & GALLON, sawmills
UDY Hart jun. blacksmith

WAKELIN & HAWKINS (Richard A & Edward B Hawkins) sash factory
WAKELIN George, carpenter
WAKELIN RA (Wakelin & Hawkins)
WAKELIN Tom, schoolmaster
WARD Hugh P, schoolmaster
WEBSTER Alexander L, town clerk & comm agent
WESTERN Rev Wm Thos (eng)
WILKIE John farmer
WILKIE William
WITTON J, blacksmith
WOOD FH, auctioneer
WYETT G, sec Investment Society.

YOUNG Andrew, tailor.

the following list of CHURCH MINISTERS in New Zealand 1848 - 1849 was taken from HELEN's PAGE


Church Of England - 1848

Rev. W Colenso - Ahuriri
Rev J Hanlin - Wairoa
Rev. Octavius Hadfield - Wellington
Rev. R Cole - Wellington
Rev. S Williams - Otaki
Rev R Taylor - Wanganui
Rev. H Butt - Nelson
Rev. TL Tudor - Nelson

1849 all of the above and;
Rev. TB Hutton - Wellington


Free Church Of Scotland - 1848

Rev Thomas Dickson Nicholson - Nelson
Rev Thomas Burns - Otakau


Reformed Presbytarian Church - 1848

Rev. James Duncan - Manawatu
Rev. John Inglis - Patea


Wesleyan Methodist Society - 1848

Rev.John Woon - Patea
Rev. James Watkin - Wellington
Rev. Samuel Ironside - Wellington
Rev. John Aldred - Nelson
Rev. Charles Creed - Otakau

1849 all of the above and;
Rev, William Kirk - Patea


Roman Catholic - 1848

Rev. JJP O'Reilly - Wellington
Rev. DB Le Comte - Wellington


Lutheran - 1849

Rev. JFH Wohlers - Ruapuke
Rev. JWC Heine - Nelson

the following WAIRARAPA Directory Names - 1885 were taken from
Helen's Page


CASTLEPOINT
CHAMBERLAIN Robert R. station manager
HARDING William A, tel & postmaster
LIDDELL James A store manager
PERRY John A Shipping agent
RAMSAY John P, Club Hotel

DALEFIELD
BLAKE Richard
CHEW John sawmills
GORDON George & James
HART Seth M & John & William
HODDER James
HOOPER William
HOPKINS William
JASSEN Mads
McGUIRE Joseph
PRICE Thomas sawmills
SAYOR George & Richard
THOMAS George
TOM William
WALLBRIDGE Henry
WATERSON George & William
WILDE John & Nicolia

DREYERTON
ANDERSON Hans, settler
BRUCE, Alexander, settler
DAY, John, sheepfarmer
DONOVAN Simon, farmer
DORSET William L
DOWNES TH Contractor
ELKINS Charles, station manager
ELLIOT Robert H, hotelkeeper
HARVEY William
JACKSON Hugh, sheepfarmer
MCKAY Robert, sheepfarmer
MCKENZIE Even, Donald & Roderick, farmers
MANNING George, contractor
OSBORNE Own H postmaster
PALMER Fred P
SCORER James, market gardener
STEWART Alex & Duncan, settlers
TAIT Christopher, settler
THRUPP Thomas, settler
WRIGLEY William, farmer

GLADSTONE
BUCHANAN Walter C, runholder
BUNNY Henry R, sheep farmer
COOPER James, sheep farmer
GRACE Nathan & Thomas, sheep farmers
MCLACHLAN Duncan, sheep farmer
McMASTER Hugh & Archibald, sheep farmers
MILLER William, sheep farmer
ROE Frederick, carrier
ROW John & Robert, farmers
SEXTON James, Hotelkeeper
STOODLEY James, sheep frmer
STRANG, John & William, sheep farmers
TILDESLEY Ephraim, farmer
VENNELL Edward S, sheep farmer
WILKIE Walter, blacksmith.

the COLE buried in Hamilton, New Zealand to Jne 2011:

Annie Elizabeth Cole
- died 24 October 1966 aged 95

Arthur Francis Cole
- died 9 June 1959 aged 73

Bernard Charles Alban Cole
- died 25 December 1934 aged 29

Bertha Rosetta Cole
- died 7 January 1991 aged 97

Bertie Leonard Gordon Cole
- died 8 June 1976 aged 82

Camden Chelsea Cole
- died 4 May 1993 aged 85

Christine Elizabeth Cole
- died 25 July 1952 aged 7 weeks

Colin Leslie Cole
- died 27 June 2005 aged 72

Coral Sabena Cole
- died 3 July 2010 aged 80

Daisry Irene Cole
- died 17 February 1965 aged 52

David Marmaduke Cole
- died 9 June 1910 aged 44

Desmond Hector Cole
- died 25 December 2005 aged 73

Doris Cole
- died 16 August 1986 aged 91

Edward Raymond Cole
- died 13 September 1992 aged 62

Elizabeth Julia Cole
- died 1 August 1977 aged 79

Ethel Rose Cole
- died 1 April 1986 aged 81

Geoffrey Bruce Cole
- died 16 June 1969 aged 16

George Alexander Cole
- died 30 June 2006 aged 91

George Edward Cole
- died 14 October 1984 aged 67

George Loverson Cole
- died 6 June 1905 aged 89

Graham Vivian Cole
- died 15 January 1967 aged 84

Harry Cole
- died 7 June 1957 aged 84

Hector Robert Cole
- died 29 March 1928 aged 26

Herana Mamai Cole
- died 5 November 1990 aged 70

Ian Kerry Cole
- died 22 Januar 1982 aged 19 days

Iris Kathleen Cole
- doed 24 September 2004 aged 72

Jean Olive Cole
- died 4 October 1995 aged 78

Joh Cole
- died 25 April 1972 aged 61

John Arthur Cole
- died 5 February 1931 aged 64

John Lionel Cole
- died 6 July 1984 aged 76

Kathleen Ida Cole
- died 30 October 1995 aged 64

Lawrence John Cole
- died 23 July 2009 aged 64

Lewis John Cole
- died 22 March 1960 aged 75

Loris Cole
- died 28 June 1929 aged 15 months

Margaret Annie Cole
- died 14 November 1984 aged 84

Mary Magdalen Cole
- died 24 May 1993 aged 80

Muriel Joy Cole
- died 15 August 2010 aged 97

Ngaire Frances Cole
- died 16 April 2005 aged 68

Olive Mary Cole
- died 19 January 1999 aged 86

Patricia Cole
- died 2 March 1994 aged 42

Peter James Cole
- died 12 June 2009 aged 70

Reginald Cole
- died 23 August 1945 aged 32

Rona Irene Cole
- died 1 November 1969 aged 39

Thomas Sidney Cole
- died 30 May 1997 aged 65

William Henry Cole
- died 18 January 2007 aged 94

William Robert Cole
- died 29 June 1977 aged 84

the V surname burials in the Palmerston North Cemeteries as at June 2011

the cemeteries are:
* Ashhurst
* Kelvin Grove
* Terrace End

... NOTE: all burials are at Kelvin Grove unless stated otherwise

VAIKVEE to VASEY

VEAL to VEYSEY

VIAL to VLIEG

VOSCASIVICH to VYVER


VOCASIVICH, DONALD PETER 10/07/1922 at Terrace End
VOSCASIVICH, (Vocasivich?) PHOEBE ALICE 28/04/1984

VOGEL, WOLFGANG ERNST 02/10/1996

VOICE, FRANK ALBERT 29/04/1979
VOICE, MARGUERITA RHODA 05/04/1998
VOICE, MAURICE ALLAN 19/07/2000

VOIGHT, EMILY 11/08/1949

VOIKVEE, HILDEGARD 22/08/1976

VOITREKOVSKY, JAMES ANTONY 23/11/1918 at Terrace End

VOLLER, IVY 26/12/1984

VOORDEWIND, ELIZABETH DIEVWERTJE 12/02/1983

VOS, CORNELIA 14/04/2005
VOS, JAN 13/05/1994

VOSS ESTATE, MAX RAYNOR 04/01/2009
VOSS, ADA JANE 15/01/1929 at Terrace End
VOSS, ANNIE 30/03/1891 at Terrace End
VOSS, BABY 23/04/1921 at Terrace End
VOSS, BERTHA ERNESTINE 17/04/1982
VOSS, CHRISTIAN 30/06/1919 at Terrace End
VOSS, CHRISTIAN JORGEN 14/07/1958
VOSS, DONALD 10/06/1994
VOSS, EFFIE SARAH J 15/11/1965
VOSS, ELLEN MARIE 26/04/1980 at Terrace End
VOSS, ESTHER MAY 17/11/1954
VOSS, FRANK MAX 14/08/1989
VOSS, HILDA 17/03/1913 at Terrace End
VOSS, HILDA CHRISTINA 12/06/1967 at Terrace End
VOSS, HOLGAR 09/05/1959
VOSS, JACK CLARENCE 27/11/1981
VOSS, JESSIE EILEEN 23/05/1963
VOSS, JOHANNA MARIA 04/01/1914 at Terrace End
VOSS, JORGEN 12/03/1911 at Terrace End
VOSS, KATHLEEN NGAIRE 06/01/2008
VOSS, KLARA LAURINE 16/02/1979
VOSS, LEONARD EARL 27/04/2008
VOSS, MAREN 30/08/1934 at Terrace End
VOSS, MARGARET ELIZABETH 15/11/1938 at Terrace End
VOSS, MARX WILHELM 28/06/1951
VOSS, MAURICE GRAEME 03/05/2010
VOSS, MAX 11/10/1932 at Terrace End
VOSS, MAX 12/06/1923 at Terrace End
VOSS, MELVIN JOHN 27/02/1951
VOSS, NOELINE RADDON 20/06/2009
VOSS, OSCAR 04/08/1920 at Terrace End
VOSS, PAMELA MARY 29/05/1980
VOSS, ROBERT ERIC 24/12/1996
VOSS, SARAH 17/01/1900 at Terrace End
VOSS, UNKNOWN 10/01/1927 at Terrace End
VOSS, WALTER 26/10/1962
VOSS, WALTER GEORGE 02/09/1982

VOWELL, CHRISTOPHER CLARE 01/03/1984
VOWELL, DORIS ISABEL 12/08/1975
VOWELL, HARRY 28/11/1977
VOWELL, IVY ESTELLE 07/11/1966
VOWELL, MARGARET CAMPBELL 24/07/2005
VOWELL, RONALD ARTHUR 15/03/2006

VOWLES, DUDLEY 14/03/1986
VOWLES, EDITH BEATRICE 18/07/1963
VOWLES, VIVIAN NETHERCOTE 18/02/1980

VOYCE, CHARLOTTE 13/11/1919 at Terrace End
VOYCE, EDNA LAURA FLORENCE 10/09/2001
VOYCE, HENRY WILLIAM 18/11/1946 at Terrace End

VOYSEY, BRIDGET 21/10/1907 at Terrace End
VOYSEY, GEORGE 26/04/1896 at Terrace End
VOYSEY, WILLIAM 13/09/1924 at Terrace End

VRIENS, PIETER CORNELIUS 22/11/1996

VUJOVIC, BAN

VUUR, TYMON 02/04/1997

VYVER, HOBBE TIENUS 23/01/2006

the V surname burials in the Palmerston North Cemeteries as at June 2011

the cemeteries are:
* Ashhurst
* Kelvin Grove
* Terrace End

... NOTE: all burials are at Kelvin Grove unless stated otherwise

VAIKVEE to VASEY

VEAL to VEYSEY

VIAL to VLIEG

VOSCASIVICH to VYVER


VIAL, VERA MARION 06/07/1980

VIBERT, AGNES LILLIAN 28/08/1977
VIBERT, HERBERT BRADFIELD 20/11/1991
VIBERT, JEANIE PHYLLIS 16/04/2001
VIBERT, MARGARET MURIEL 27/07/1988
VIBERT, RALPH AINGER 20/03/1982

VICKERS, ELIZABETH ANNE 21/03/1971
VICKERS, GORDON HEDLEY 27/04/1987
VICKERS, JOANNE 10/07/2009
VICKERS, JOHN 22/05/1978
VICKERS, KENNETH JOSEPH 22/01/2004
VICKERS, NOELINE ELIZABETH 30/09/2002
VICKERS, PHYLLIS 21/03/1974

VICKERY, ANDREW 17/08/1980
VICKERY, CHARLES EDWARD 17/06/1987
VICKERY, DAPHNE 29/07/1966
VICKERY, GEORGE THOMAS 26/07/2006
VICKERY, IVAN MAURICE 28/01/1941
VICKERY, MAVIS DOREEN 19/10/1994
VICKERY, RONALD ANDREW PETER 03/04/1968
VICKERY, RUSSELL 23/09/2004

VIDAK, JULIA ANNE MARGARET 27/03/1972

VIDOT, AGNES EMILIE 18/06/1995

VIETMEYER, CARL BERNARD 12/03/1973

VIGERS, CHARLES SPENCER 10/01/1982
VIGERS, EDITH EDNA 07/08/1983

VIGIS, MAY 10/07/1996

VIGUS, JEAN 22/10/1998
VIGUS, JOHN 16/02/1996
VIGUS, STEPHEN 08/11/1986

VILE, AGNES ANN 19/09/1951
VILE, ALMA THERESE 28/02/1962
VILE, CLARA FANNY 15/07/1981
VILE, DUDLEY WARBURTON 06/01/1983
VILE, EVELINE 29/08/1986
VILE, HENRY 25/12/1928
VILE, JESSIE SYLVIA 10/02/1997
VILE, LEONARD JAMES 01/07/1970
VILE, MARTHA 22/06/1935 Terrace End
VILE, NORMAN ALFRED 10/10/1940
VILE, PEARL EMILY 07/09/1976
VILE, PHYLLIS EVA 30/07/1932
VILE, RAYNER FERGUSSON 14/03/2002
VILE, UNKNOWN 23/02/1969
VILE, UNKNOWN 26/10/1951 Terrace End
VILE, WILLIAM 12/03/1937

VILES ESTATE, UNITY ANNE 11/05/2009
VILES, CHARLES FRANKLYN 22/01/1987
VILES, DULCIE LORRAINE 24/01/1996
VILES, GORDON ANZAC 11/04/1980
VILES, HOWARD GALPIN 04/05/1991
VILES, MARGARETHA ELLEN 19/05/1990
VILES, MARY BEATRICE 11/08/1972
VILES, MAVIS HELEN ANN 14/09/1978
VILES, PHYLLIS ALMA 26/02/1987
VILES, RICHARD JOHN 10/01/2001
VILES, UNKNOWN 10/09/1948 Terrace End
VILES, VALENCIA RUTH 05/09/1963

VILLARS, FRANCIS WILLIAM 23/10/1917 Terrace End

VINCE, SHIRLEY JUNE 19/04/1974

VINCENT, ADA 23/10/1980
VINCENT, ALBERT ERNEST 15/09/1944
VINCENT, AMY BRYDER at Ashhurst
VINCENT, ANNIE MARIA 11/03/1949
VINCENT, ARTHUR 22/11/1947
VINCENT, CATHERINE 20/05/1938
VINCENT, CECIL HOWARD at Ashhurst
VINCENT, EDWARD 03/06/1931
VINCENT, FREDERICK CHARLES 03/10/1967
VINCENT, JACK HOWARD 1927 at Ashhurst
VINCENT, LAURENCE PERCY GEORGE 25/09/1995
VINCENT, LILY ELLEN at Ashhurst
VINCENT, MARGARET 26/04/1955
VINCENT, MAVIS ALMA 12/08/1988
VINCENT, MURIEL ETHEL 27/10/1962
VINCENT, PAUL DAVID 28/11/1980
VINCENT, QUENTIN JOHN 29/11/2000
VINCENT, RAYMOND GERALD 06/03/1982
VINCENT, ROBERT HOWARD at Ashhurst
VINCENT, UNA ALICE MARY 26/06/1979
VINCENT, WILLIAM ALBERT 20/09/1970

VINE, ELLIS BOWLER 10/09/1949

VINING, ANNA ELIZABETH 06/06/2000
VINING, ANNIE 11/10/1941
VINING, CLARENCE GEORGE BLAND 26/11/1960
VINING, DAPHNE MARION 26/12/1980
VINING, JAMES 04/10/1935
VINING, LAURA EVA 24/12/1964 (nee GIRLING)
VINING, PERCIVAL CHARLES 24/03/1960
VINING, RONALD ARTHUR 08/11/1984
VINING, RONALD GEORGE 13/08/1981
VINING, UNKNOWN 18/05/1943
VINING, WALTER ROY 02/02/2001

VINSEN, KIRIANA DONNELLE 19/07/2008
VINSEN, ROBERT ERNEST VICTOR 05/09/1964
VINSEN, SYBIL MARY 30/06/1986

VIOLICH, EDITH 03/08/1969
VIOLICH, HAZEL EILEEN 17/05/1992
VIOLICH, HYLTON SEYMOUR 25/12/1952
VIOLICH, MERVYN STUART 25/12/2009
VIOLICH, RAY CAMPBELL PATRICK 27/05/2006

VIPAN, EVE NORAH 12/10/2004

VIRIARE, JIM 02/04/1983

VIRTUE, GWENDOLINE VINA MARY 18/12/1981
VIRTUE, UNKNOWN 07/04/1957

VISSER, ANNIGJE 17/07/2003

VIVIAN, ANTHONY JOHN 20/09/1946 Terrace End
VIVIAN, DARYL NATHAN 05/12/2000
VIVIAN, GERALD WILFRED 18/03/2011
VIVIAN, JUNE 07/06/1981
VIVIAN, OLIVE ANNE MAY 05/11/1995
VIVIAN, OLIVER HENRY 04/09/1964
VIVIAN, RONALD GORDON BASIL 04/09/1987

VIZER, HINEMOA MAY 27/05/1992

VLAARDINGERBROEK, PIETER 04/02/2000

VLCEK, LUDVIK 12/08/1984
VLCEK, MARIE STEPANKA 25/09/1979
VLCEK, SANDRA PAULETTE 20/01/2005

VLIEG, MARIJCKE 28/09/2009


PHOTO
GRAVE of James & Annie VINING
- Plot 006, Block 004, Area C at kelvin Grove

the V surname burials in the Palmerston North Cemeteries as at June 2011

the cemeteries are:
* Ashhurst
* Kelvin Grove
* Terrace End

... NOTE: all burials are at Kelvin Grove unless stated otherwise

VAIKVEE to VASEY

VEAL to VEYSEY

VIAL to VLIEG

VOSCASIVICH to VYVER


VEAL, MARY PATRICIA 10/03/1996

VEALE, BERRIE VALMAI 29/06/2003
VEALE, BRUCE 31/10/2002
VEALE, ELIZABETH LILIAN 24/09/1983
VEALE, GEORGE PERCY 27/07/1980
VEALE, GWENDOLINE DELORES MAY 18/08/1987
VEALE, HIRAINA 21/07/1985
VEALE, JANE 19/06/1977
VEALE, JOHN ANDREW 10/03/1999
VEALE, JOHN RICHARD 07/09/1990

VEEN, ISABEL 31/07/1921 Terrace End

VEITCH, JOHN SPENCE 23/04/1909 Terrace End

VELOSA-GUZMAN, AFRANIO 03/09/2000

VELVIN, BARBARA ANN 09/05/2003
VELVIN, NEILL STUART 03/11/1991

VENABLES, NORMAN EDWARD 14/09/1996

VENN, AGNES GRAHAM 04/12/1947 Terrace End
VENN, CHRISTINA CATHERINE 10/03/1930 Terrace End
VENN, HAROLD 23/09/1883 Terrace End
VENN, MARY ELLEN C 29/09/1937 Terrace End
VENN, RONALD THOMAS 31/01/1938 Terrace End
VENN, WILLIAM 26/06/1904 Terrace End

VENNELL, CLAUD GEORGE 26/12/1973
VENNELL, EDNA ELLEN 14/07/1979

VENNING, SAMUEL JAMES 12/08/1955

VENTER, JUANITA MAIRE CLARA 27/05/1990

VERCOE, ALLISON 14/01/1965
VERCOE, FLORENCE MABEL 08/08/1977
VERCOE, FRANCIS EMBOY 30/09/1975
VERCOE, LILIAN ADA 29/09/1971
VERCOE, MARY ELIZABETH 07/07/1895 Terrace End
VERCOE, ROBERT 07/05/1892 Terrace End

VEREY, WILLIAM ARTHUR 24/07/1926 Terrace End

VERITY, JAMES WILLIAM 07/08/1981

VERLINT, SONJA NANCY 06/09/1997

VERMANDEL, HENDRIK JOHANNES 31/12/1987

VERNON, BEATRICE EMILY 25/09/1976 Terrace End
VERNON, DOUGLAS 02/05/1959
VERNON, DOUGLAS V 19/10/1953
VERNON, JEANNIE 30/08/1962
VERNON, JOHN EDWARD 08/11/1918 Terrace End
VERNON, JOHN STEWART 06/05/1967
VERNON, LILY ISOBEL 03/02/1987
VERNON, MARGARET DAVIDSON 05/01/1944 Terrace
VERNON, UNKNOWN 19/02/1987

VERRY, ANNIE 26/08/1941 Terrace End
VERRY, ELSIE LUELLA 10/06/1929 Terrace
VERRY, ROY WILLIAM 11/07/2003
VERRY, THOMAS 08/08/1916 Terrace End Cemetery
VERRY, THOMAS ESMOND 22/04/1916 Terrace End
VERRY, THOMAS HERBERT 02/11/1940 Terrace End

VERSEY, CHARLES HENRY 05/09/1999

VERTELMAN, CHRISTINA MARIA 13/08/2000

VERTONGEN, FRANCIS CLIFFORD 12/11/1944 Terrace End
VERTONGEN, KATHLEEN MARGARET 09/07/1913 Terrace End
VERTONGEN, NGAIRE FRANCES 23/08/2002

VERVOORT, ANTHONY MARIUS LEO 05/05/1993

VERWEY, TRUITIE ALBERTHA MARIA 06/03/1997

VESTY, ELLA 25/05/1960
VESTY, JOHN 01/06/1974
VESTY, SIDNEY 22/11/1980

VETTE, FREDERICK LUDOVICA 19/05/1948

VEYSEY, ALICE JEAN 11/06/1983
VEYSEY, ERNEST WILLIAM 15/01/1971
VEYSEY, SUSAN ANNE 13/05/1945