ngairedith on Family Tree Circles

the Australian Cemeteries Index

has a Cemeteries list for QUEENSLAND of 159 cemeteries
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see NSW Cemeteries for more cemeteries added 30-8-2014

a Cemeteries list for NORTHERN TERRITORY of 7 cemeteries

a Cemeteries list for QUEENSLAND of 159 cemeteries

a Cemeteries list for NSW of 560 cemeteries

a Cemeteries list for VICTORIA of 3 cemeteries

a Cemeteries list for TASMANIA of 3 cemeteries

a Cemeteries list for SOUTH AUSTRALIA of 26 cemeteries

a Cemeteries list for WEST AUSTRALIA of 4 cemeteries
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All these cemeteries are on the above site as links with photos, inscriptions and searchable databases per family name or by list

Because of the size, I have reduced each centery to one line
There is more info, like cemetery location, at the above link

- number in centre is number of inscriptions to view

Alberton - 125 (complete to 2009-07-31)

Allora General - 1491 (complete to 2007-02-28)

Almaden - 26 (complete to 2010-07-17)

Alpha Alpha - 339 (complete to 2010-09-20)

Amby - 27 (complete to 2007-05-31)

Anakie - 85 (complete to 2010-06-30)

Aramac - 415 (complete to 2010-09-21)

Arrilalah - 43 (complete to 2010-11-01)

Atherton Pioneer - 205 (complete to 2009-09-30)

Ayr General - 783 (partial listing)

Back Plains - 62 (complete to 2007-03-31)

Bajool - 50 (complete to 2007-03-25)

Beaudesert - 1975 (complete to 2010-09-11)

Beerburrum - 14 (complete to 2009-09-07)

Beerwah - 183 (complete to 2009-09-07)

Bogantungan - 50 (complete to 2010-07-31)

Bollon General - 155 (complete to 2007-03-31)

Boulia - 116 (complete to 2010-09-24)

Bowen General - 709 (partial listing)

Canungra - 262 (complete to 2010-05-06)

Carrington Old - 4 (complete to 2009-09-30)

Cawarral - 23 (complete to 2010-09-19)

Charleston - 9 (complete to 2010-04-25)

Charleville General - 2631 (complete to 2007-05-31)

Charters Towers Pioneer - 343 (complete to 2010-11-03)

Chillagoe General - 526 (complete to 2010-07-17)

Clifton General - 1009 (complete to 2007-02-28)

Cloncurry Chinese - 69 (complete to 2010-07-31)

Cloncurry General - 604 (complete to 2010-07-24)

Cloncurry Lawn - 599 (complete to 2010-07-25)

Coalstoun Lakes - 132 (complete to 2010-08-29)

Collinsville General - 320 (partial listing)

Condamine New - 50 (complete to 2007-06-30)

Cooktown General - 725 (complete to 2010-06-20)

Coomera - 153 (complete to 2009-07-08)

Croydon - 202 (complete to 2010-05-22)

Croydon Old - 4 (complete to 2010-05-22)

Cumkillenbar Historic - 22 (complete to 2009-10-31)

Cunnamulla General - 660 (complete to 2007-05-15)

Cunnamulla Lawn - 665 (complete to 2007-05-15)

Dajarra - 12 (complete to 2010-09-24)

Dimbulah - 169 (complete to 2010-07-18)

Dirranbandi General - 335 (complete to 2007-04-09)

Dogwood - 16 (complete to 2007-06-30)

Dutton Park General Part A - 24744 (complete to 2008-12-31)

Dutton Park General Part B - 11579 (complete to 2008-12-31)

Eden Gardens Lawn - 1157 (partial listing)

Einasleigh - 24 (complete to 2010-04-25)

Emerald - 168 (complete to 2000-06-30)

Eulo General - 19 (complete to 2007-05-15)

Eumundi - 332 (complete to 2010-08-25)

Evelyn - 4 (complete to 2009-09-30)

Evergreen - 402 (complete to 2010-01-31)

Forsayth - 31 (complete to 2010-04-25)

Georgetown - 139 (complete to 2010-04-25)

Gleneagle Catholic - 646 (complete to 2010-05-30)

Gracemere General - 368 (complete to 2008-04-16)

Hampden - 22 (complete to 2010-08-19)

Headington Hill Lutheran - 4 (complete to 2007-02-13)

Hebel - 28 (complete to 2007-04-10)

Herberton General - 770 (complete to 2009-09-12)

Hodgson - 63 (complete to 2007-06-07)

Home Hill General - 1775 (complete to 2006-06-30)

Ilfracombe - 150 (complete to 2010-08-01)

Irvinebank - 125 (complete to 2009-08-31)

Isisford - 496 (complete to 2010-09-21)

Jackson - 25 (complete to 2007-06-30)

Jambin - 45 (complete to 2008-09-30)

Jericho - 216 (complete to 2010-07-31)

Julia Creek Old - 302 (complete to 2010-11-02)

Kerry Catholic - 172 (complete to 2010-05-30)

Kingsborough - 5 (complete to 2009-09-30)

Koorboora - 26 (complete to 2010-07-17)

Kumbia General - 209 (complete to 2010-01-31)

Kumbia Lutheran - 49 (complete to 2010-01-31)

Kuranda - 231 (complete to 2010-05-31)

Kynuna - 12 (complete to 2010-10-31)

Laura - 19 (complete to 2010-06-21)

Lonely Graves Various Locations - 18 (partial listing)

Longreach General - 1338 (complete to 2010-08-02)

Lower Coomera - 153 (complete to 2009-07-08)

Malanda - 96 (complete to 2009-09-30)

Mareeba Pioneer - 874 (complete to 2009-11-30)

Maroochy General - 387 (complete to 2010-04-22)

McKinlay - 52 (complete to 2010-11-02)

Meandarra - 68 (complete to 2007-06-17)

Memerambi Memerambi - 469 (complete to 2010-09-04)

Middleton - 9 (complete to 2010-09-24)

Miles General - 1407 (complete to 2007-06-30)

Miles Old - 43 (complete to 2007-06-30)

Millaa - 69 (complete to 2009-09-30)

Mingela - 20 (complete to 2010-11-03)

Misc. Inscriptions, various cemeteries - 230 (partial listing)

Mitchell General - 1068 (complete to 2007-05-31)

Moggill Historic - 86 (complete to 2008-09-30)

Mondure Lutheran - 15 (complete to 2010-09-02)

Montalbion Pioneer - 5 (complete to 2009-09-15)

Mooloolah General - 708 (complete to 2009-09-09)

Morven General - 178 (complete to 2006-12-31)

Mount Carbine - 14 (complete to 2010-06-18)

Mount Garnet - 159 (complete to 2009-09-03)

Mount Larcom General - 356 (complete to 2009-09-30)

Mount Molloy - 171 (complete to 2009-10-31)

Mount Morgan General - 1423 (partial listing)

Mount Mulligan - 138 (complete to 2009-09-30)

Mount Surprise Memorial - 20 (complete to 2010-04-24)

Mudgeeraba - 1052 (complete to 2009-07-31)

Mungallala - 95 (complete to 2007-05-31)

Nanango - 1626 (complete to 2010-08-30)

Nerang - 500 (complete to 2010-04-15)

Nobby General - 167 (complete to 2007-01-24)

Paddington - 662 (complete to 2009-09-09)

Parkhouse - 104 (complete to 2010-08-21)

Peachester - 145 (complete to 2010-08-24)

Pimpama - 341 (complete to 2009-07-24)

Pimpama Island, Norwell - 417 (complete to 2009-07-31)

Prairie - 44 (complete to 2010-07-31)

Proston General - 354 (complete to 2010-09-02)

Raglan - 84 (complete to 2007-03-23)

Ravenshoe General - 454 (complete to 2009-07-31)

Ravenswood - 311 (complete to 2010-11-03)

Richmond Pioneer - 300 (complete to 2010-09-26)

Roma General - 3756 (complete to 2007-06-30)

Rubyvale - 79 (complete to 2010-09-20)

Russian Inscriptions Mount Larcom - 22 (partial listing)

Sandhills Historic - 25 (complete to 2010-01-31)

Sapphire - 68 (complete to 2010-09-20)

Sherwood Anglican - 1327 (complete to 2006-10-31)

South Brisbane General Part A - 24744 (complete to 2008-12-31)

South Brisbane General Part B - 11579 (complete to 2008-12-31)

Southport Lawn - 1250 (partial listing)

St George General - 4487 QLD 1419 (complete to 2007-04-12)

St Lawrence - 115 (complete to 2010-08-20)

Stannary Hills - 64 (complete to 2009-08-15)

Stanwell - 142 (complete to 2010-01-31)

Stonehenge - 19 (complete to 2010-07-15)

Surat General - 427 (complete to 2007-06-30)

Taabinga Lutheran - 45 (complete to 2010-01-31)

Tabletop - 4 (complete to 2010-05-22)

Tamrookum Anglican - 160 (complete to 2010-05-30)

Tara General - 589 (complete to 2007-03-15)

Thallon - 9 (complete to 2007-07-20)

The Gums - 42 (complete to 2007-06-16)

Thornborough - 40 (complete to 2009-09-30)

Tingoora - 147 (complete to 2010-01-31)

Torrens Creek - 17 (complete to 2010-08-03)

Tumoulin Pioneer - 10 (complete to 2009-08-08)

Upper Caboolture Uniting - 172 (complete to 2010-07-31)

Upper Coomera - 201 (complete to 2009-07-31)

Warra General - 160 (complete to 2008-04-30)

Watsonville Pioneer - 97 (complete to 2009-08-15)

Westwood - 26 (complete to 2010-08-22)

Wonglepong - 85 (complete to 2010-05-06)

Woodhill - 469 (complete to 2010-05-26)

Wowan - 113 (complete to 2010-10-24)

Wyandra - 18 (complete to 2007-05-19)

Yandina General - 387 (complete to 2010-04-22)

Yuleba General - 194 (complete to 2007-12-31)

Yungaburra - 249 (complete to 2010-12-05)

the Australian Cemeteries Index

has a Cemeteries list for NORTHERN TERRITORY of 7 cemeteries
______________________________________________________________________

see NSW Cemeteries for more cemeteries added 30-8-2014

a Cemeteries list for NORTHERN TERRITORY of 7 cemeteries

a Cemeteries list for QUEENSLAND of 159 cemeteries

a Cemeteries list for NSW of 560 cemeteries

a Cemeteries list for VICTORIA of 3 cemeteries

a Cemeteries list for TASMANIA of 3 cemeteries

a Cemeteries list for SOUTH AUSTRALIA of 26 cemeteries

a Cemeteries list for WEST AUSTRALIA of 4 cemeteries
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These cemeteries are on the above site as links with photos, inscriptions and searchable databases per family name or by list

There is more info, like cemetery location, at the above link

- number in centre is number of inscriptions to view

Alice Springs Telegraph Station - 5 (complete to 2010-07-09)

Barrow Creek Telegraph Station - 2 (complete to 2010-07-08)

Elsey Station - 18 (complete to 2010-07-15)

Gardens - 963 (complete to 2008-12-31)

Misc. Inscriptions, various cemeteries - 22 (partial listing)

Springvale Homestead 7 (complete to 2010-07-25)

Tennant Creek Telegraph Station - 2 (complete to 2010-07-14)

the known OTT marriages New Zealand 1858 - 1930

Alfred William 'Will' Ott (1869-1959)
Alfred was a son of Jacob Ott (1830-1876) & Frederike Greneger (1845-1917), who emigrated to NZ from Doernach Wurttemburg, in the 1850s. Jacob was employed by the North German mission as a shoemaker and was later a hotel keeper in Invercargill.
* Alfred married Margaret PHILIP (1870-1943) 20 Dec 1905 at brides home, Waimate. Margaret was a daughter of William Philip & Caroline Lennie who emigrated to NZ in 1879 with 9 children.
Alfred & Margaret moved to Mt Albert, Auckland where he became Station Master.
their known children
1907 - 1971 Alfred William 'George' Ott (died in Australia)
1911 - 2001 Rita Caroline Ott
OTT - On June 29 1943, at Auckland, Margaret, dearly loved wife of Alfred Ott, 14 Willcott Street, Mount Albert and loving mother of George and Rita (Mrs Wilson, Wellsford) and loved grandmother of Margaret, Isabella and Dorothy; aged 63 years. At rest. Funeral will leave W. H. Tongue and Sons Chapel to-morrow (Thursday) at 11 a.m. for Waikumete.

Alice May Ott (1901-)
daughter of Julius Ott & Maud Matilda Blick
married William Edward VINE (1894-1967) in 1928

Charles Jacob Ott
married Eliza Annie PULLINGER in 1890
their known children
1891 - 1963 Louisa Violet Ott
1893 - Elizabeth Ott
1897 - 1918 Charles George Ott
. George, as Private 62879, with the NZ Machine Gun Corps, died of his wounds in France aged 21 & is buried Beaulencourt British Cemetery, Ligny-Thilloy, Pas-de-Calais, France. His next of kin was his father, Charles George Ott, 142 Winter's Road, Papanui, Christchurch

Elizabeth Ott
married James Dryburgh ANDERSON in 1922

Elsie Maud Ott
married John Lloyd McMILLAN in 1915

George Ott
married Margaret MURRAY in 1862
.. from the above link (written 1905):- Mr George Ott, who now resides in Tay Street, Invercargill, was born in Germany in 1831, and learned the trade of a tailor in his native country. He came to New Zealand by the ship 'Maori', in 1847, and found work as a journeyman in Dunedin; and he remembers when there were no houses in sight from the spot where the Cargill monument now stands. Mr. Ott settled at Invercargill in 1862, when the site of the borough was covered with bush, and there was no demand for tailors. Notwithstanding this he commenced business, and continued until 1881, when he retired owing to ill health and has since resided in Tay Street. Mr. Ott served as a volunteer in the early days, and was a member of the first Town Board. He married a daughter of Mr. Angus Murray, of Sutherlandshire, Scotland, and has two sons and one daughter.
their known children
1864 - 1954 John George Ott
1865 - Maria Bessie Ott
1870 - 1870 Margaret Johann Ott
1872 - 1951 William Alexander Ott

Henry Edward Ott (1872-1927)
married Rosabella LUKEY (1883-1945) in 1910
There were 2 sons
1900 - Arthur Mafeking Lukey
1901 - 1973 Edgar Joseph Lukey
. their names became Ott

Hilda Winifred Ott
married John William PICOT in 1920

Ida Agnes Ott
married Thomas Gray CAMPBELL in 1917

Johan Jacob Ott (1830-1876)
- born in Dorrach, Tubingen central Baden-Württemberg, Germany. He arrived in New Zealand in the 1850s to work for North German Missionary Society
* He became a hotel owner just outside of Invercargill. He had the Wallacetown Junction Hotel from 1871 to 1876 (later named the Whitehouse Hotel) which was on the junction of Lornevill & Waikiwi in Invercargill. In 1911 William Alexander Ott held the title deed
* He married Friedrika GRENEGER (1845-1917) in 1868
their known children
1869 - 1959 Alfred William 'Will' Ott
1870 - 1918 Charles Jacob Ott
1872 - 1927 Henry Edward Ott
1874 - 1941 Louis Francis 'Frank' Ott
1875 - ? Louisa Maria Ott
* Jacob died on 2 January 1876 aged 45. In his will he left to his wife Friedrike and her heirs all of his property and estate to maintain and educate the children etc.
* In 1877 Fredrike Ott of Waikiwi, near Invercargill, under the will of her late husband, Jacob Ott, applied to be registered as Proprietress of the the deceased interest in Section 36, 1 and part of 2 of 38; 1, 2, and part of 3 of 27, Block IX, Invercargill

Julius Antonio Sebastian Ott (1865-1904)
married Matilda Maud BLICK (1868-1944) in 1889
their known children
1890 - 1909 Sebastian Ott
1893 - 1900 Bertha Ann Ott
1896 - 1977 Elsie Maud Ott
1897 - 1945 Ida Agnes Ott
1901 - Alice May Ott
1903 - 1974 Myrtle Rose Ott

Louis Francis Ott (1876-1941)
married Ellen/Eleanor McMECHAN in 1897
their known children
1901 - 1993 Louis Henry Albert Ott

Louis Henry Albert Ott (1901-1993)
married Lurline Adella HAINES (1902-1970) in 1925
* daughter of John Haines & Minnie Green. Minnie arrived into Port Chalmers at the age of 2, with her parents, Richard & Harriet Green & 7 older siblings, on the 'Wild Deer' on 31 Oct 1874.

Louisa Violet Ott (1890-1963)
married Frank Lewis EVANS (1876-1927) in 1912
their known children
1913 - 1963 William Charles Lewis Evans
1915 - 2014 Bernice Elizabeth Evans
1917 - 2004 Inez Marion Evans
1918 - Lenora Annie Evans

Maria Ott
married Valentine BUCHLY from Switzerland 7 Nov 1858 at St Andrews Christchurch (see marbra's comment below)

Maria Bessia Ott
married John Edward HAWKINS in 1886
their known children
1886 - Minnie Edith Ott Hawkins
1891 - Reginald Arthur Hawkins
1896 - John George Hawkins

Myrtle Rose Ott (1903-1974)
married Edgar Allan FERGUSON (1901-1966) in 1934

William Alexander Ott (1872-1951)
born in Invercargill, a son of John George Ott & Margaret Murray.
* 28th Mayor of Invercargill
married Isabella Frew CAMPBELL (1877-1922) in 1901
their known children
1903 - William Frew Murray Ott
1908 - Marjory Isabel Ott
William next married Marjory Forsyth DOBIE (1894-1946) in 1925
their known children
1927 - Alexander 'Bruce' Ott
1930 - Malcolm Ott

PHOTO
William Alexandra Ott (1872-1951)
28th Mayor of Invercargill

VINE BRIDES New Zealand 1861 - 1930

Edith Emma Vine
- married William Sutton in 1881

Elsie Harriet Vine
- married Leslie John Anderson in 1925

Emily Vine
- married James Dudeney in 1876

Ethel Matilda Vine
- married John Ernest Seymour in 1928

Fanny Mary Vine
- married Frederick Barnes in 1876

Jane Caroline Vine
married John William Wright Lowther Hussey in 1897
* their known children

Leila May Vine
- married Ernest Bailey in 1905

Maria Isabel Vine
- married James Daniel Climie in 1881

Marie Winifred Vine
- married Henry James Elston in 1925

Phoebe Nina Bertha Vine
- married Walter Rees Gibson in 1902

Sarah Louisa Vine
- married Robert Cooper in 1911

Winifrid Annie Vine
- married Charles Francis Kruse in 1928


Vine GROOMS

VINE GROOMS New Zealand 1861 - 1930

Albert George Vine (1875-1920)
married Mary Eva Edmunds in 1904
They divorced in Wellington 6 Dec 1911
He next married Lydia Oakley (1870-1941) 4 April 1912
Albert died aged 45 and is buried Karori

Baden Powell Vine
married Mabel Hannah Nogan in 1925

Benjamin William Vine
married Matilda Jacobsen in 1904

Benjamin William Vine
married Linda O'Kelly in 1928

Charles Boniface Vine (1828-1915)
Born in London to Thomas Walter Vine & Jane Thompson
He first married Maria Brine 10 April 1853 at St Mary's Parish church in Islington, Middlesex. They immigrated to Victoria, Australia, arriving 28 Sep 1854 on the 'Joshua'.
their known children born Victoria
Maria Jane Vine
Charles Vine
Thomas Vine
Maria Isabelle Vine
1862 - 1925 Edwin Alfred Vine
They then emigrated to NZ where they had a son:
1864 - John Challis Vine. Maria died a few weeks later
Charles next married Charlotte Hatfield in 1892
Charles died 14 June 1915 and buried Plot 44 at Aramoho

Cyril William Vine
married Maisie Nola Whitehouse in 1928

Edmund Vine
married Louisa Atkinson in 1877

Edward Vine
married Sarah Taylor Grafton in 1865

Edward John Vine
married Mary Eliza Cooper in 1895
their known children
1897 - Elsie Harriet Vine
1900 - Baden Powell Vine
1902 - Edward Rich Vine
1904 - Robert Ernie Vine
1908 - Robert Stanley Vine

Frank Grafton Vine
married Hypatia Beattie Lamont in 1925

Harry Leonard Vine
married Mary Emily Crocker in 1907

Harry Leonard Vine
married Maude Mary Williams in 1923

Henry Charles Vine
married Elizabeth Joyce in 1873

Henry Grafton Vine
married Winifred Mary Hartnell in 1896

Herbert William John Vine
married Amy Evelyn Kennedy in 1910

John Arthur Vine
married Evelyn George in 1921

Reginald George Francis Vine
married Margaret Emma Harkis in 1927

Seymour Vine
married Audrey East in 1927

Walter Frederic Charles Vine
married Marian Beatrice Routley in 1930

William Vine
married Emma James in 1861
their known children
1862 - Edith Emma Vine
1863 - William Ernest Avis Vine
1865 - 1866 Frederick Herbert Vine (aged 1)
1869 - 1949 Ellis Bowler Vine
1871 - 1871 Phoebe Laura Vine (4 months)
1872 - 1938 Harry Leonard Vine
1876 - Phoebe Nena Bertha Vine
1878 - Leila May Vine

William Vine
married Eliza Mary Williams in 1864

William Vine
married Margaret Humm in 1866

William Vine
married Annie Louise Cox in 1886
their known children
1887 - Ivy Vine
1889 - Thomas Vine

William Edward Vine
married Alice May Ott in 1928

William Ernest Vine
married Daphne Annie Barratt in 1924

William Ernest Avis Vine
married Annie Cheevers in 1900
their known children
1901 - Seymour Vine
1903 - Clytie Lena Avis Vine
1909 - Leonard Ernest Vine


Vine BRIDES

On 29 May 1862 the HANOVER left the East India Docks on May 29, the Downs on June 3 and took her departure from Start Point on June 4, passage of 106 days from the DownsIt brought out 336 passengers for Albertland
- there is a PASSENGER LIST at the above link

On the 2 June 1862 the MATILDA WATTENBACH left Gravesend for Auckland.
It brought 352 passengers for Albertland
- There were 2 births and 5 deaths
- the PASSENGER LIST for the Matilda Wattenbach

On 29 July 1862 the WILLIAM MILES left Gravesenf for Auckalnd
It broughtout 322 pasengers
- the PASSENGER LIST for the William Miles

The passengers would become known as the Albertlanders

.. at 10 o'clock the company began to assemble ...

Taken from the New Zealand Examiner, 6 September 1862
- The emigration of 1,000 nonconformists to Albert Land, New Zealand

.. On the 28th of May, the London Docks presented a scene of an interesting and unusal description.
As early as ten o'clock in the morning an immense concourse of people assembled to witness the departure of two vessels, laden with emigrants, for the new colony of Albert Land, New Zealand. These emigrants are principally composed of members of the various nonconformist bodies, but include some persons who belong to the Church of England.

Availing themselves of the liberal offer of the New Zealand Government to grant forty acres of land to every emigrant paying his passage to the colony, with a proportionate grant in addition for each member of his family, Mr W. R. Brame and a number of friends have organised an enigration on a scale quite unprecedented.
In a comparatively brief period over a thousand persons have been duly registered, in spite of the numbers whose proposals have been declined, because for divers reasons they were deemed unsuitable. Only such persons were selected as possessed a certain amount of capital, or were proficient in some valuable mechanical avocation, or were in other points calculated to prove profitable to the new colony.
Should the pioneers report favourably, we may expect their new settlement to become highly popular.

The Colony of Albert Land, to which they proceed, is situate on the banks of a beautiful river named the Ornawharo, fifty or sixty mles from Auckland, a district of the fertility of which the most encouraging reports are given by competent authorities

The MATILDA WATTENBACH, a British-built clipper-ship of 1,000 tons, belonging to Messrs Wattenbachm Heilgers, and Co., of Mincingland; and the HANOVER, a ship of the same class and tonnage, and owned by George Marshall and Co., were specially selected from Messrs Shaw and Savill's well-known passenger line of packets, and will be followed by the WILLIAM MILES, 1,250 tons, on the 10th July.

On board the 'Matilda Wattenbach' there were about 350 passengers, including the Rev. S. Edgar, Mr W. R. Brame, the originator of the movement and the committee of management for "the new settlement"

On board the 'Hanover' there were about 280 passengers.

The IDA ZIEGLER also belonging to Messrs Wattenbach, heilgers and C., follows the 'William Miles' in the course of July. She made, last year, the fastest passage on record from London to Auckland, namely, eighty-five days.
The 'Matila Wattenbach' was formerly in the Calcutta line, and made the fastest passages on record, namely, outward 79 days, and homewards 86 days.

At ten o'clock the company began to assemble in a spacious booth erected for the purpose within the dock premises, where a public "farewell demonstration" was held, under the presidency of Mr Harper Twelvetrees. Some 15,000 persons were in attendance, and the Chairman and others having addressed them, the emigrants went on board. Salutes were fired, and the vessels were taken in tow by powerful steam-tugs amidst deafening applause from the immense multitude assembled to bid their friends farewell

From the Daily Southern Cross 15 Nov 1862:
Hesitation of the Immigrants from the "William Miles"

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.. this journal is to help Kathy, and 2 other queries, with the passengers of the William Miles (the passenger list was difficult to find until fairly recently and then, if you read it, it does not show who is connected to who, parents & children etc)

If you can help put the passengers into family groups we will add them below for future reference for everyone 'out there' searching

Thanks to Kathy we know the Taylors below are one family grouup from the William Miles. There were a number of other Taylors on board but so far we have not connected them to John & Jane Taylor

Is this your family too? - can you add more please ...

Click the above links to find the other passengers and to read how it was for them on their emigration to the new land ...

FAMILY RESEARCH
- please leave comments and any info below

James & Jane Tayor were on the 'William Miles'
their children (aged from 22 to 3 years old):

1841 - 1894 Henrietta Charlotte Hagne Taylor - aged 22
- married John Henry SMITH in 1870

? - 1895 Frank Gorringe Taylor
- Frank died aged 43 which makes a birth year of 1852 ??

? - ? Richard Taylor

? - ? Eveland Taylor

? - ? Mary Ann Taylor

? - ? Stephen Taylor

1852 - 1932 Charles Poune Taylor - aged 10
- married Georgina SCANDRETT

? - ? Emily Jane Taylor

? - ? Arthur Taylor

? - ? Sydney T. 'James' Taylor
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some GOFFE marriages New Zealand 1857 - 1925:

Cornelia Tracy Goffe
- married George Warren Shaw PATTERSON in 1886

Eileen Verna Goffe
- married Hugh Paterson BARRON in 1924

Elleanor Edmond Goffe
- married George Frederick DICKSSON in 1882

Irene Vera Goffe
- married Raymond Royle FISHER in 1910

Ivy Woodley Goffe
- married William Alexander de GREENLAW in 1923

Louis Clifford Goffe
- married Sarah Gammon EDMONDS in 1857
- daughter of John Samuel Edmonds

Louis Clifford Goffe
- married Kate Hilda NEWMANN in 1895

Lucy Goffe
- married Joseph POMARE in 1925

Sarah Gammon Goffe
- married Samuel Francis PROCKTER in 1887

William Goffe
- married Sophia GURR in 1913

William Edward Goffe
- married harriett Charlotte HARGREAVES in 1885

some GWYNN marriages New Zealand 1879 - 1929:

Albert Gwynn
- married Clara Georgina TAYLOR (1866-1941) in 1895

Daniel Patrick Joseph Gwynn
- possibly born in Ballarat
- married Polly KAKAKURA in 1922

Jane Gwynn (1851-1911)
- married Bernard MEYER (1851-1932) in 1879

Lilian Beatrice Gwynn
- married Francis James BROWN in 1929

Percy Harold Gwynn (1887-1965)
- married Mary Janet HUNTER (1893-1963) in 1916

CHATTERTON marriages 1876 - 1930

GROOMS
Clyde Stanley Chatterton
married Eleanor Mary Selina BUNNY in 1928

Donald Stewart Chatterton
married Kathleen PAYNE in 1930

Edwin Chatterton
married Clara Beatrice CORNEY in 1893
their known children
1902 - 1905 Myrtle Ellen Chatterton (aged 3, Te Henui)
1903 - 1904 George Herbert Chatterton (11 months,Te Henui)

Egbert William Chatterton (1875-1939)
. son of John Vine CHATTERTON (1847-1926) & Ann PARRETT (1846-1921)
married Rebecca GOOD (1880-1944) in 1904
their known children
1909 - 1987 Irene Louisa Chatterton
NOTE
John Vine Chatterton, Farmer, Flaxton (near Kaiapoi, Canterbury). Mr Chatterton was born in Spalding, Lincolnshire, England, in 1846. As a youth he went to sea, sailing with two of his uncles (named Vine), who were sea captains, and others. In 1864 he joined the London Fire Brigade, stationed at Watling Street. In December, 1871, he left the Fire Brigade, and was married the following day to a daughter of the late Mr. W. Parrett, carpenter, of Devonshire, England. Six weeks afterwards Mr. and Mrs Chatterton sailed for New Zealand in the ship 'Dover Castle' in 1878 Mr Chatterton began farming in the Flaxton district, where he has remained ever since, except for a trip Home in 1889. He was for four years on the Flaxton main school committee, and was chairman for three years He is a member of the Wesleyan Church, and has held nearly every office in connection with it in the Rangiora circuit Mr Chatterton was recently presented with a handsome illuminated testimonial, framed with the portraits of himself, the teachers, and the school, in recognition of his having completed a quarter of a century as superintendent of the Southbrook Sunday school. He has a family of six sons and one daughter.
the known children of John Vine & Annie Chatterton:
1874 - 1941 Ernest John Chatterton
1875 - 1939 Egbert William Chatterton
1878 - 1963 Sidney James Chatterton
1879 - 1904 Walter Vine Chatterton
1881 - 1945 Louisa Tryphena Chatterton
1885 - 1944 Harold Henry Chatterton
1887 - 1973 Stanley Edward Chatterton (moved to Australia)
. taken from HISTORY OF WOOLWORTHS IN AUSTRALIA:
... Woolworths was founded by
* Stanley Edward Chatterton
* Harold Percival Christmas
* Ernest Robert Williams
* George William Percival Creed
* Cecil Scott Waine
Stanley Chatterton and Percy Christmas had opened the first floor Frock Salon in Queen Victoria Markets currently the Queen Victoria Building at the corner of George and Market streets in Sydney
... It was obvious in 1924 the premises of S. E. Chatterton were small steered to opening of another branch. Formation of the new company (Woolworths limited) incorporated with the nominal capital of 25,000 shares each. The once proposed "Woolworths Bazaar" seemed cumbersome and on 22nd September in 1924, the company got registered as Woolworths limited after realization that the overseas Woolworths Company has no agenda to open in Australia.
It had the following founding directors:
* S. E. Chatterton
* H. P. Christmas
* C. Scott Waine
* E. R. Williams
* G. W. P. Creed as the nearest advisers

Ernest John Chatterton
married Mary STOCKING in 1899
their known children
1899 - 1967 Clyde Stanley Chatterton
1901 - 1962 Ralph Leslie Chatterton
1902 - 1967 Lionel John Chatterton
1905 - Walter Vince Chatterton
1907 - 1990 Gordon Arthur Chatterton
1909 - 1969 Alfred Ernest Chatterton
1913 - 1987 William Percival 'Percy' Chatterton
1917 - 1997 George Lloyd Chatterton

Frederick William Chatterton
married Annie HILL in 1890
their known children
1900 - Daphne Armstrong Chatterton

Harold Henry Chatterton
married Sarah Mary Sophia EVANS in 1907
their known children
1908 - Alfred Chatterton
1908 - Arthur Chatterton
1910 - Ewart Vine Chatterton
1913 - Eva May Chatterton
1915 - Cyril Vine Chatterton
1917 - Harold Owen Chatterton
1920 - Leicester William Chatterton
1922 - Percy Richard John Chatterton

Harold Victor Chatterton
married Maud Emily MABSON (1892-1973) in 1930
. daughter of William Rous MABSON & Marguereta CAMPBELL. Maud had a brother, William Rouse Mabson (1895-) who served in WWI as Bombardier 17659 with the NZEF, 20th Reinforcements NZ Field Artillery, embarking from Wellington 2 Jan 1917. His next of kin was his father W. R. Mabson sen., 152 Earn Street, Invercargill
NOTES for MABSONs
* in 1891 the Mabson family were living at Green Island, Dunedin
* in 1892 William Rous was building the Brighton road, near Kaikorai
* in 1893 he was farming in Brighton
* in 1894 he was at Green Island Bush
* in 1906 he complained of bad road leading to his Mount Pleasant property
* in 1910 he sold his farm, the animals, implements, furniture & dwelling etc

John Henry Chatterton
married Edith LEE in 1918

John Robert Chatterton
married Mary Jane HOOPER in 1893

Leslie Arthur Chatterton
married Jean Bell MAIN in 1926

Marshall Charles Chatterton
married Gladys JOHNSON in 1923

Richard Nathan Chatterton
married Thelma Mabel CROSBY in 1927

Robert Chatterton
married Elizabeth ROBERTSON in 1923

Thomas Chatterton
married Ellen WAKELY in 1893
their known children
1894 - Mabel Elizabeth Chatterton
1895 - Alfred Samuel Wakely Chatterton
1897 - Thomas Chatterton
1900 - Robert Chatterton
1902 - Richard Nathan Chatterton
1905 - Cordella Ettie Chatterton
1907 - William Francis Chatterton

Thomas Smedley Chatterton
married Mary Agnes CLANCY in 1912

Walter Vine Chatterton
married Edith Minnie OLIVER in 1899
their known children
1900 - Edith Eileen Chatterton
1901 - Hazel Vera Chatterton
1903 - Roy Oliver Chatterton
1904 - Keith Walter Chatterton
1906 - Bernard Francis Chatterton
1908 - Herbert Arthur Chatterton
1910 - Beryl Minnie May Chatterton

Walter Russell Chatterton
married Ethel Violet FAWSON in 1922

Walter Vine Chatterton (1879-1904)
* son of John Vine Chatterton & Ann Parrett
married Norah Sophia WILLIAMS in 1903
their known children
1903 - 1990 Doris Annie Walker
1904 - 1997 Winnie Vine Chatterton
* Walter was at a hunt meet in Timaru when he drank some water from a stream in one of the fields. He contracted typhoid and died aged 25. He is buried Waimate Old cemetery.
* Norah next married Walter Rich Owers in 1907

BRIDES
Agnes May Chatterton
married Nathan Stewart BARCLAY in 1902

Amy Mehetabel Chatterton
married Reginald George EDWARDS in 1930

Annie Chatterton
married John JACKSON in 1887

Charlotte Chatterton
married Matthew Andrews in 1876
their known children
1877 - Harriet Emily Andrews
1878 - Lilian May Andrews
1879 - John Willie Andrews
1881 - Jessie Winifred Andrews
1882 - Eleanor Maud Andrews
1884 - Ruby Madeline Andrews
1888 - Frances Ivy Andrews

Doris Annie Chatterton
married William Norman WALKER in 1923

Elizabeth Chatterton
married Francis 'Frank' BARBER in 1883
their known children
1884 - Evelyn Frances Barber
1885 - Frank Albert Barber
1887 - Elizabeth Emily Barber
1889 - William George Barber
1892 - Amy Sherwin Augustine Barber
1892 - Ada Isabella Jeanie Barber
1895 - Sarah Olive Annie Barber
1897 - Robert Stanley Barber
1899 - Ernest James Barber
1902 - Peter Herbert Barber
1904 - Arthur Nathan Barber
1908 - Alma Ellen Barber

Evelyn Hilda Chatterton
married James Nicholas NORTHCOTT in 1922

Frances Mary Chatterton (1874-1968)
married Harold RAWSON (1869-1941) in 1907
their known children
1910 - 1993 Thomas Whiteley Rawson
1912 - Francis Theodore Rawson
1914 - Nesta Mary Rawson

Louisa Tryphena Chatterton (1881-1945)
married Charles Gibson PATCHETT (1881-1957) in 1907
their known children
1908 - Sydney David Patchett
1911 - Raymond Charles Patchett
1918 - Winnie Annie Vine Patchett

Mabel Elizabeth Chatterton
married William Ivan Cunningham STEENSON in 1924

Norah Sophia Chatterton
(nee Williams, first married Walter Vine Chatterton in 1903)
married Walter Rich OWERS in 1907
their known children
1912 - Norah Selina Owers

Sarah Ann Chatterton
married Jethro Ernest FENWICK in 1898
their known children
1899 - Ernest Coe Fenwick
1901 - Eric Heaton Fenwick
1904 - Ethel Hazel Fenwick
1905 - Myrtle Enid Fenwick
1909 - Milson Chatterton Fenwick

Theodora Anna Chatterton
married Morgan Douglas LAURENSON in 1922

PHOTO
John Vine Chatterton
see Egbert William Chatterton (1875-1939)

some GABBATIS marriages New Zealand 1862 - 1924:

Amy Agnes Gabbatis
- married Percy PICKERING in 1921

Anne Gabbatis
- married James ROGERS in 1862

Arthur Remberton Gabbatis
- married Annie Maria HUMM in 1892

Dorothy Grace Gabbatis
- married John Alexander GORDON in 192

Elizabeth Gabbatis
- married James FIDDES in 1862

Emily Annie Gabbatis
- married David CRUMP in 1894

Lenard Arthur Gabbatis
- married Fanny Louisa Jenkin GATES in 1924

Mabel Annie Gabbatis
- married James Richard VOICE in 1916