ngairedith on Family Tree Circles

READ PAGE A for information on what this posting is about.
Auckland Council provided Native Affairs with the names of the 1800 people but, as you will see at the above link, they do not contain any ages or other identifiable info, which is why I have expanded the list here to help you recognise any possible ancestors. Each and every person has been individually researched; using BDM, Papers Past, the cemetery database, family trees or any other means which revealed some of the names (spelling) or dates, differ slightly from the list - this is pointed out on each.
. NOTES .
* lack of time means I have not looked for all maiden names, nor to link all parents or partners, but will come back to edit from time to time.
* same surnames grouped together does not necessarily mean they were related.
* dates could be of death or burial
* my edits & additions will be obvious
* further info may be found Waikumete Cemetery on Find A Grave

This is the original LIST of NAMES
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M ~ Mc-N ~ O-P-Q ~ R ~ S ~ T-V ~ W-Y-Z

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* DANDO, Henry Augustus - 1 Dec 1930 aged 66
Auckland Star, 2 Dec 1930 DANDO - On Dec 1 1930, at his residence, 24 Douglas Avenue, Mount Albert, Henry Augustus, dearly beloved husband of Jean Dandon (late superintendent distribution of Auckland Transport Board). They will be done.
* DANDO, Jane Young 'Jean' (nee Peters) - 20 April 1931 aged 66
. married Henry Augustus Dando in 1886 & had 8 children (3 sons)
Auckland Star, 20 April 1931 DANDO - On April 20, 1931, at her late residence, Jean, widow of the late Henry A. Dando
* DANDO, Geoffrey Jackson - 29 April 1931 aged 3
. son of Percy Augustus Dando (1895-1981) & Marjorie Ruth Jackson (1897-1998), buried with his grandparents Henry & Jean
NZ Herald, 30 April DANDO - On April 28, at Hamilton Hospital, Geoffrey Jackson, darling only son of Percy A. and Marjorie Dando, Te Kauwhata; age 3½ years. - Safe in the arms of Jesus

* DANIELS, Lillian May (nee Ward) - 3 July 1950 aged 39
. married Thomas Edward Daniels in 1943

* DAVIES, Andrew Francis 'Frank' - 30 July 1931 aged 78
* DAVIES, Catherine - 5 Nov 1941 aged 72
* DAVIES, Eunice Jean (nee Nankivell) - 4 Sep 1944 aged 25
. married John Davies in 1940
* DAVIES, Eva Mary - 8 Nov 1949 aged 61
* DAVIES, Frank - 18 Aug 1944 aged 68

* DAVIDSON, Adeline Selina - 10 April 1945 aged 32
* DAVIDSON, James Wilson - 8 May 1932 aged 64
* names list has Davison

* DAVIS, Joseph Henry George - 5 July 1935 aged 62
* DAVIS, Elizabeth Emily - 23 March 1944 aged 68
* DAVIS, Harold Miall - 1 Nov 1945 aged 67

* DARROCH, Drucilla Frances Vida (nee Meiklejohn) - 18 May 1939 aged 80
. born on Prince Edward Island (Canada) to John Neiklejohn (1834-1901) & Charlotte Cordelia Alley (1835-1914). Her father was 1 of 7 brothers who built their own ship and emigrated from Nova Scotia to NZ. However, John changed his mind at the last minute and stayed in Canada where Drucilla was born. She married David Mackay Darroch (1859-1947) in 1880. David was also a shipbuilder. He started a shipbuilding yard at Omaha and later at Ngataringa Bay. They had 13 children (6 sons).
* DARROCH, William Alley - 18 Sep 1944 aged 44
. a son of Drucilla & David

* DARTER, Ian Bracey - 3 Dec 1935 aged 8

* DAW, Clifton George - 24 March 1947 aged 45

* DAWSON, Mary - 23 Jan 1947 aged 82
* DAWSON, Frederick James - 13 Jan 1948 aged 77
* DAWSON, Walter Howard - 11 Sep 1942 aged 92
* DAWSON, Elizabeth Anne/Anna - 24 Nov 1946 aged 42
* DAWSON, Matthew - 10 July 1935 aged 56

* DAY, Esther Mabel - 26 Nov 1943 aged 67
. Esther married ironmonger/hardware merchant, Edgar Stanmore Day (1873-1947) in Sydney 31 Dec 1900 & had 2 daughters in NZ, Evelyn Jessie (1903-1978) & Edith Essie (1906-1983) Day. Edgar divorced Esther in 1938 after she deserted him 10 years prior. He next married Mildred Stubbs in 1941. Edgar died in hospital when a nurse changed his intravenous drip with pure kerosene instead of a dextrose solution.
Auckland Star, 27 Nov 1943 DAY - On November 26, 1943, at a private hospital, Esther Mabel, loved mother of Wdith, of 6 Tainui Road, Devonport and Evelyn.
* DAY, Walter - 13 June 1939 aged 66
* DAY, Vera Murial - 30 March 1938 aged 35

* DEADMAN, Rena (nee Skyes) - 21 Feb 1948 aged 41
. married John Clinton Deadman (1909-1994) in 1933. He is buried Manukau Gardens

* DEAN, Esma Ethel (nee Framiloe) - 23 March 1966 aged 41
. married George Leonard Dean (1888-1953) in 1945

* DEANE, George William - 26 Feb 1931 aged 55
Obituary The death occurred yesterday morning at his residence, Kilburnie, Sarsfield Street, Herne Bay, of Mr George W. Dane, aged 55 years. He became ill about seven months ago. He was an Australian by birth and associate of Sir Mark Sheldon. He came to the Dominion some years ago as manager of the New Zealand branch of Carmichael and Company, Limited, paper and printing machinery merchants, of Sydney. He travelled regularly throughout the Dominion and, being a man of the highest integrity and possessed of a charming personality, he won for himself a host of friends. Mr Deane was a member of Lodge Ararangi No 297. He was a familiar figure at assemblies of newspaper men, by whom he was greatly respected. Mr Deane recently underwent an operation in Sydney, the news of his sudden death will thus be received with very genuine and widespread regret. He is survived by his wife (who is in a delicate state of health), one daughter, Miss Elsie Deane and four sons.
* DEANE, Mary Ann (McMonigal) - 6 Jan 1938 aged 61
. married George William Dean in 1896 in Burwood, NSW & had 7 children there.
NZ Herald, 7 Jan 1938 DEANE - On January 6, 1938, at her late residence, Wolsley Avenue, Herne Bay, Auckland, Mary Ann, wife of the late George William Deane and beloved mother of Elsie(1901-1961), Donald(1908-1988), Leslie(1909-1944), Harold(1912-1985), Reginald(1915-2004) and sister of Edith McMonigal(1882-1950); in her 62nd year.
. they also had Renie (1897-1897) & George (1898-1899) Deane, born & died Parramatta

* DEIGHTON, Anne Elizabeth - 9 Feb 1950 aged 56

* DENBY, Clifford - 28 July 1937 aged 41
. born in Yorkshire 13 Nov 1895, a son of Jonas Denby & Mary Ann Tillotson, married Maggie Bottomley (1894-1956). Lived at 6 Smith St., Keighley, West Yorkshire before coming to NZ. 1 known daughter born in NZ, Marian Denby (1922-2007 +Kearn). In 1923 they were in Waihi.
Auckland Star, 28 July 1937 DENBY - On July 28, 1937 (suddenly), at his residence, Neilson Street, Onehunga, Clifford, dearly beloved husband of Maggie Denby, in his forth-second year.

* DENT, George Robert - 6 Jan 1948 aged 80

* DERHEART, Lisa - ? ~ no such name

* De STEFANO, May Louisa - 7 Sep 1948 aged 68

* De STYAK, William Alfred - 3 June 1951 aged 80

* DEVESON, Albert Edward - 14 Nov 1948 aged 71

* DICK, Edward - 10 Jan 1946 aged 73
* DICK, Florence Elizabeth - 10 Sep 1963 aged 88

* DICKSON, Emily - 26 June 1936 aged 67

* DIDSBURY, Henry Montague - 7 Jan 1943 aged 74

* DIGBY, Nora - 11 July 1928 aged 27

* DIGGELMANN, Anna (nee Schlaepfer) - 4 Oct 1936 aged 73
* names list has Diggleman
* DIGGELMANN, Jean Albert - 6 Oct 1936 aged 73
. they married in 1894 at the residence of J. Schlaepher Pukekohe
Bay of Plenty Times, 8 Oct 1936 We regret to have to record the death of two very highly respected settlers of many years standing in Katikati in the late Mr Jean Albert and Mrs Anna Diggelmann. The late Mrs Diggelmann died on Sunday after a short attack of pneumonia and Mr Diggelmann who was at the same time suffering from pneumonia succumbed on Tuesday night at eight o'clock. Mr and Mrs Diggelmann were each 74 years of age and were born in Switzerland. A family of four children remain to mourn their loss, Mrs G. Tetley (Emma Ida) of Katikati; Miss Anna Diggelmann also of Katikati; Mr Hermann Diggelmann of Otahuhu and Mr B. (Bruno). Diggelmann of Katikati.
Last week Mr Herman Diggelmann met with a serious accident when motoring to his parents' home and had to be taken to the Auckland Hospital. Miss Anna Diggelmann who was living with her parents is suffering from a serious attack of pneumonia.
The late Mr Diggelmann came to New Zealand about fifty-five years ago. He was for some time working on the ostrich farm at Clevedon, afterwards taking up 300 acres of land at what is now known as Diggelmann Point. Soon after settling in Katikati he married and had made one of the finest farms in the district, completing about fifty years on the original block.
The late Mr Diggelmann was an industrious and hard working man and was held in the highest respect by those with whom he came in contact. The late Mrs Diggelmann was also greatly respected and was prominent as a worker and exhibitor at the Katikati Agricultural and pastoral show where she won many prizes. A sense of deep regret and sympathy with the bereaved family is shared in the district.

* DIXON, Joseph - 16 Sep 1937 aged 78
* DIXON, Louisa - 4 Feb 1945 aged 66
* DIXON, John Rowbottham - 13 July 1954 aged 85
* DIXON, Norman Harris - 9 March 1946 aged 50
* DIXON, Norman Alec Peter - 27 July 1953 aged 29
* DIXON, Robert Thomas - 22 March 1944 aged 64

* DODD, John - 4 Nov 1946 aged 58

* DODSON, Selina Maude - 27 Aug 1943 aged 75
* name list has Didson

* DONNE, Jack Alfred - 10 May 1948 aged 58
* DONNE, Mary Elizabeth (nee Farrell) - 27 April 1953 aged 67
. married Jack in 1913 . A son, Sir Gaven John Donne (1914-2010) was a NZ judge, Chief Justice of Samoa, Niue, the Cook Islands, Nauru and Tuvalu. Barrister, soliciter, 1938. Decorated Knight of the British Empire 1979, Order of Merit (2d class) of the Federal Republic of West Germany 1978. Member Takapuna Borough Council Auckland, 1957-1958; member Auckland Regional Planning Council, 1957-1958. With Middle Eastern and Italian Army, 1941-1945. He retired from the bench in 2001 making him one of the longest serving judges in the Southern Hemisphere.

* DOULL, Gayzene Florence Mary - 7 Aug 1950 aged 35

* DONOVAN, David - 28 March 1941 aged 76

* DONNELL, Andrew - 22 Jan 1950 aged 69
* names list has Donwell

* DORRINGTON, Oliver - 22 Sep 1938 aged 36

* DOUGLAS - Henry Cumming Mcdonald - 6 Oct 1948 aged 67
* DOUGLAS, Emma Frederika - 21 Oct 1954 aged 63

* DOWNES, Juliet Evelyn - 25 May 1943 aged 82

* DOW, Apiah - 5 April 1949 aged 77

* DOWNES, Walter Gregory - 8 Jan 1931 aged 75

* DOWTHWAITE, Mary Hall - 18 Sep 1943 aged 76
* DOWTHWAITE, William - 16 Jan 1956 aged 91

* DRAKE, Alice - 17 April 1942 aged 67

* DREW, Vernon Thompson - 22 April 1942 aged 56

* DRUMMOND, Sarah Annie - 14 March 1943 aged 70
* DRUMMOND, James - 17 Jan 1948 aged 64
* DRUMMOND, Amelia Heppie - 19 Oct 1944 aged 73
* DRUMMOND, Ralph Fergus - 15 Aug 1944 aged 77

* DUNCAN, William - 26 March 1932 aged 78
* DUNCAN, Lucy Elizabeth - 11 Jan 1957 aged 74

* DUNCANSON, Mary (nee McNaughton) - 28 Sep 1955 aged 87
* names list has 28 Sep 1935 . She was born in Invercargill to John McNaughton (1836-1910) & Elizabeth McLeish (1840-1900). She married Thomas in 1904
* DUNCANSON, Thomas Sanderson 'Bill' - 17 May 1933 aged 81
* names list has 11 April 1935.
NZ Herald, 10 Aug 1904 DUNCANSON-McNAUGHTON - On June 15, at the residence of the bride's father, "Greenhill" by the Rev Thomas Scott, M.A. (brother-in-law of the bridegroom), assisted by the Rev William Gillies, Thomas Sanderson Duncanson, Tauranga, to Mary, younger daughter of John McNaughton, Tauranga

* DUNN, Jessie Barclay - 21 Aug 1949 aged 65
* DUNN, William Andrew - 2 March 1942 aged 73
* DUNN, Margarite - 24 May 1944 aged 30
* DUNN, Lauchlan George - 13 Feb 1943 aged 54
* DUNN, Reefton Leonard - 15 May 1948 aged 34

* DUCKER, Sarah Elizabeth - 12 March 1944 aged 71

* DUCKWORTH, Isabella - 10 March 1948 aged 61

* DYE, Albert - 27 Feb 1940 aged 62
* DYE, Olive Nina - 8 Sep 1944 aged 62
* DYE, Edward - 24 Jan 1942 aged 63

* DYER, Grace - 16 Sep 1937 aged 48
* DYER, Walter - 17 Oct 1948 aged 67

* DYSON, Elizabeth Geertruida Agatha - 17 Oct 1951 aged 53

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PHOTO Sir Gaven John Donne KBE (1914-2010)
son of Jack & Mary Donne above . A NZ judge, Chief Justice of Samoa, Niue, the Cook Islands, Nauru and Tuvalu. Barrister & soliciter. Decorated Knight of the British Empire, Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of West Germany. Member Takapuna Borough Council Auckland, member Auckland Regional Planning Council, 1957-1958. With Middle Eastern and Italian Army, 1941-1945. He retired from the bench in 2001 making him one of the longest serving judges in the Southern Hemisphere.

READ PAGE A for information on what this posting is about.
Auckland Council provided Native Affairs with the names of the 1800 people but, as you will see at the above link, they do not contain any ages or other identifiable info, which is why I have expanded the list here to help you recognise any possible ancestors. Each and every person has been individually researched; using BDM, Papers Past, the cemetery database, family trees or any other means which revealed some of the names (spelling) or dates, differ slightly from the list - this is pointed out on each.
. NOTES .
* lack of time means I have not looked for all maiden names, nor to link all parents or partners, but will come back to edit from time to time.
* same surnames grouped together does not necessarily mean they were related.
* dates could be of death or burial
* my edits & additions will be obvious
* further info may be found Waikumete Cemetery on Find A Grave

This is the original LIST of NAMES
A ~ B ~ C ~ D ~ E ~ F ~ G ~ H ~ I-J ~ K-L
M ~ Mc-N ~ O-P-Q ~ R ~ S ~ T-V ~ W-Y-Z

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* CADOUX, Patricia (nee Bryce-Smyth) - 21 May 1951 aged 61
. born Black-Rock, Cork, Ireland
* CADOUX, Charles Basil - 13 Aug 1954 aged 74
. born Conutesthorpe, Leicestershire, England, served as Private 1328, enlisting from Liverpool NSW. His wife Patricia was his next of kin. Soon after he reached the trenches a shell burst at his feet (see bio at his link). His brother, Donald Neville 'Don' Cadoux, served with a West Australian brigade and was shot through the heart as he landed at Gallipoli. They named a small, wheat farming, town after him within the Shire of Wongan-Ballidu

* CAIRNS, James - 11 Feb 1942 aged 67
* CAIRNS, Jessie Hearne (nee Aitken, formerly Chapple) - 29 Jan 1944 aged 56
. married John Chapple in 1905, married David Mitchell Cairns (1882-1952) in 1924

* CAISLEY, Annie May (nee Parker) - 30 Oct 1950 aged 76
* CAISLEY, John - 18 Jan 1949 aged 73
NZ Herald, 5 Feb 1925 SILVER WEDDING CAISLEY-PARKER, On February 5, 1900, at St Peter's Church of England, Hamilton, New South Wales, John Caisley, to Annie May Parker - Present address, Grasmere, 195 Dominion Rd

* CALDER, Thomas Burt - 22 April 1949 aged 71
. Thomas was a Carpenter/Builder. He married Amy Margaret Redrup (1887-1974) in 1915. In 1925 they were living at 8 Northcroft St., Takapuna

* CALLAGHAN, Mary Walker - 9 June 1963 aged 80

* CALLWELL, John Wellington - 22 Nov 1942 aged 77
. In 1893 John was a settler in Otaki. In 1896 he was in the Camerons, Greymouth. In 1925 he was an Accountant living at the Post Office Hotel, Greymouth.
Wanganui Chronicle, 26 Nov 1942 Mr J. W. CALLWELL. The death has occurred at a private hospital in Auckland of one of the best-known men in the timber Industry in the South Island, Mr John Wellington Callwell, aged 77. Mr Callwell was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland and came to New Zealand over 50 years ago as a young man. He took up sawmilling work, being engaged in various capacities at mills in the Kumara Junction, Kapitea and Camerons area. He later transferred to the managerial side of the industry, becoming secretary of the formerly well-known West Coast Timber Trading Company. He also held later the secretaryships of Baxter Bros, Ltd and the K. K. Sawmilling Company, becoming finally manager of the Midland Sawmilling Company, which position he held until his death. He was also the chairman of the West Coast Sawmillers Association, taking an active and capable part in its activities, particularly during the period when the late Sir Francis Bell inaugurated the forestry policy of the Dominion, when problems of export and royalty had to be solved. The late Mr Callwell, who for a great many years resided at Revington's Hotel, was highly respected by all who knew him as a man of probity and ability. Very many friends will learn of his death with sincere regret. He spent most of his time in the Dominion at Greymouth. Mr Callwell, who had been ill only a short time and who was on a holiday trip to Auckland, was a keen agriculturist, was not married, had no relatives in New Zealand.

* CALVERT, Emma - 12 Aug 1947 aged 80
* CALVERT, George Burt - 20 Sep 1948 aged 84
* CALVERT, John Edward - 16 May 1949 aged 72

* CAMBRIDGE, Laurette Steward (nee Wearn) - 27 Sep 1938 aged 80
. married Allan Bowles Cambridge in 1877, had 5 sons
* CAMBRIDGE, Margaret Flora - 13 Dec 1946 aged 65

* CAMERON, Jessie - 11 Aug 1942 aged 69

* CAMPBELL, Anne - 2 Aug 1948 aged 77
* CAMPBELL, Alexander - 22 Oct 1945 aged 84
* CAMPBELL, Dorothy Jean (nee McRae) - 23 Sep 1946 aged 25
. married Claude Campbell in 1938
* CAMPBELL, Emma Maria - 13 Sep 1948 aged 82
* CAMPBELL, Frances Mabel (nee Marriott) - 18 Oct 1944 aged 54
. married Charles Gordon Campbell in 1921
* CAMPBELL, George Frederick - 9 Feb 1942 aged 84
* CAMPBELL, Gordon Stuart - 8 Aug 1946 aged 57
* CAMPBELL, Isabella - 13 Nov 1935 aged 64
* CAMPBELL, Maggie (nee Paton) - 7 May 1960 aged 71
. married Gordon Stuart Campbell in St David's, Kyber Pass, in 1916
* CAMPBELL, Rosetta Clinch (nee Jackman) - 28 Dec 1947 aged 81
. married George Frederick Campbell in 1884

* CANDY, Edgar Harold - 16 Aug 1948 aged 63
* CANDY, Florence Mary - 16 Jan 1959 aged 82
* CANDY, Frederick Leonard - 5 Nov 1939 aged 56
* CANDY, Gordon John William - 29 Aug 1936 aged 20

* CANTWELL, Noeline Margaret - 3 Dec 1943 aged 6
* CANTWELL, William Alfred Casper - 21 Jan 1953 aged 56
. 10th of 10 children of John Cantwell & Margaret Ann Rosalie Owen. He married Frances Evelyn Smith in 1922

* CARD, Arthur Blaymires - 7 Sep 1945 aged 63
. Arthur was the 7th of 10 children (5 sons) of Alfred Thomas Card (1837-1921) & Martha Ann Blaymires (1847-1915). He was a telegraphist in Wellington in 1911 and was Postmaster at Dargaville in 1925. He married Ellen Ethel Parker Jones (1890-1985) in 1915. He served as private 9272, 10th South Island Regiment, F Squadron in the South Africa War, his father was next of kin, and as Trooper 35527 in WWI with the 18th Reinforcements Mounted Rifles, Wireless Section, NZEF. Ellen was his next of kin c/o Collinson and Cunningham, Palmerston North. MEDICAL NOTES: T.B. lungs 70%, suffering permanent disability from 20% to 100%

* CARGILL, Henry - 9 April 1946 aged 70
* CARGILL, Robert William - 6 Aug 1947 aged 62
* CARGILL, William Clement - 26 Aug 1933 aged 63
. born in Kent to the Rev Cargill, was educated at Newport, Dulwich, England and Heidelberg, Germany. WELL-KNOWN NEWSPAPER MAN .. following a brief illness the death occurred in an Auckland Private Hospital on Friday last of Mr William Clement Cargill, aged 63 years, deceased being a well-known resident of Morrinsville and managing director of the Cargill Publishing Company which published the Morrinsville Star, the Matamata Record & the Putaruru Press .. married Emily Isabella Nicol (1872-1967) in 1894 .. proprietor of the Wairarapa Star, changed the name to Wairarapa Age .. proprietor of the Patea Press, started the Pukekohe Times .. purchased the Morrinsville Star in 1915 .. played and coached Rugby, Lawn Tennis, Badminton, represented Wairarapa at Cricket, President of the Morrinsville Tennis & Badminton Clubs .. President of the Horticultural Society, Chairman of the Beautifying Society .. survived by his wife and 3 daughters; Mrs Lois Enid Howie, Kiwitahi and Misses Audrey Elaine Scott Cargill and Doreen Oenone Clemente Cargill, Morrinsville

* CARLETON, Francis Leopold - 3 May 1938 aged 63
. Francis was an Accountant. He married Lena Jessie Butler (1897-1980) in 1920, lived in Hutchinson ave, New Lynn. Lena next married George Ainge Walter in 1940. She next married William Seabrook in 1948. She next married John Bertil Peterson in 1953
* CARLETON, Jessie Elizabeth - 8 July 1945 aged 12
* CARLETON, Leonard Butler Bartlett - 17 April 1938 aged 17
* names list has Leonard Carlton. He was a son of Francis & Lenna Carleton

* CARLSEN, Henry Peter - 9 Oct 1942 aged 59

* CARR, John Edwin 'Jack' - 28 April 1937 aged 32
. 2nd of 4 known children of John Abel Carr & Maggie Manson. He married Lieschen 'Lee' Swan (1909-1981) in 1935
The many friends of Mrs Jack Carr (nee Miss Lee Swan) will learn with regret of the sudden death of her husband, which occurred at Auckland on Wednesday night after an operation. The late Mr Carr was well known in Wanganui and was on the threshold of a promising business career in Auckland.
* Lieschen next married Donald Murray Fraser in 1940

* CARSON, Alison Baird - 13 Sep 1945 aged 67
* CARSON, George - 8 Sep 1937 aged 69

* CARTER, Elizabeth Mary - 8 Aug 1948 aged 88
* CARVER, Clarice Lucretia - 25 May 1945 aged 40
* name list has Clarver
Evening Post, 26 May 1945 CARVER - On May 23 1945, at a private hospital, Auckland, Clarice Lucretia (Clarissa), beloved younger daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Albert Carver, formerly of Lower Hutt, Wellington. Cremated at Auckland, May 26 1945

* CASTRO, George - 8 April 1936
. no such name on their database or on BDM

* CATLOW, Margaret Nancy - 7 Dec 1944 aged 67

* CAVAN, William - 11 Nov 1947 aged 61

* CHADWICK, Ethel (nee Stewart) - 30 Oct 1948 aged 75
* CHADWICK, George Henry - 21 Sep 1938 aged 69
. they married in 1921

* CHALKLEY, Charles Archibald - 7 April 1949 aged 68
* names list has Chalkey. He was born in Wood Green, London to Charles Richard Chalkley & Catherine Beeson. He married Katherine/Catherine Gair Robinson (1896-1980) in Wood Green 1922. They had a son, Charles Eric Chalkley (1922-1991). The family emigrated to Auckland 14 Aug 1925 on the Athenic. Katherine died 24 Aug 1980 and was cremated at Purewa. Son Charles Eric Chalkley, married Doreen Margaret Mary Deadman (1925-2012) in 1946. He died 5 June 1991 and is buried at Manukau. Wife Doreen died 14 June 2012, was cremated at Purewa & buried with him at Manukau.
NOTE Although an unusual name there are a number of Chalkley mentioned in the papers in all regions of NZ from 1866
Auckland Star, 15 Jan 1930 BOY INJURED - Last week Eric Chalkley, aged seven, son of Mr C. A. Chalkley, of St Helier's Bay Road, fell over an embankment at Purewa Tunnel, the distance from the top of the embankment to the railway line below being about 150ft on a one in one incline, The boy received injuries to his head and was badly bruised about the body. In view of the distance the boy fell it was surprising that he was not killed, He is now showing slight improvement

* CHAMBERS, Albert Horace - 9 Feb 1949 aged 65
* names list has 21 Sep 1949
* CHAMBERS, Cecilia Maria Elizabeth - 18 July 1961 aged 79
* CHAMBERS, Harold - 29 Jan 1944 aged 52
* CHAMBERS, Oswald - 1 April 1948 aged 76

* CHAPMAN, Allen Bryan - 20 Oct 1947 aged 42
. Sapper 468771 NZ Engineers
* CHAPMAN, Anne - 12 Oct 1941 aged 3 weeks
* CHAPMAN, Charles Robert - 17 Dec 1934 aged 72
* CHAPMAN, Mary - 29 Aug 1946 aged 80
* name list has 29 May
* CHAPMAN, Rauri Ethel (nee Johnson) - 26 Aug 1935 aged 25
. married Henry William Chapman in 1929

* CHAPPELL, Albert Bygrave (Rev) - 26 Aug 1942 aged 69
. married Mary Elizabeth McKinney in 1908 & had 6 children (3 sons).
Auckland Star, 28 Aug 1942 JOURNALIST'S DEATH. The Rev Albert Bygrace Chappell, M.A., well known in literary, education and scientific circles throughout New Zealand, died at his home in Auckland to-day, in his seventieth year. Mr Chappell was a man of many intellectual interests and activities and during his residence in Auckland they ranged from the Dickens Club to research and compilation of the province's historical records.
Born in Southsea, Portsmouth, England, in 1872, Mr Chappell came to New Zealand with his parents at an early age and when the family settled at Tauranga he attended the Tauranga school, going on later to the Palmerston North High School, Three Kings College, Prince Albert College and Canterbury University College to complete his education. He took his M.A. degree in Canterbury College and also gained the first diploma in journalism granted in New Zealand. During the course of his studies he gained honours in political science and dialectics.
The Church claimed Mr Chappell's first attention. In 1894 he entered the ministry of the Wesleyan Church and he served in Wellington, Christchurch, Auckland, Feilding, Wanganui and New Plymouth. For two year he was organising secretary of the young people's movement. In 1917 he took the office of registrar of the Auckland University College, which he occupied for six years before resigning to take up an appointment on the editorial staff of the Auckland Herald, from which he retired last year. In his youthful days Mr Chappell had had journalistic interludes, when he was connected with the Bay of Plenty Times, the Opotiki Mail and the Woodville Examiner. His very wide and diversified interests are indicated by the fact that he was secretary in the N.Z. Conference and Synods of the Church, served on school committees, high school boards and the Education Board in Taranaki. the Auckland Chamber of Commerce, was a founder of the Boy Scout movement, was on the council of the Young Citizens' League, a tutor for the W.E.A., prominently connected with the Dickens Club and the Savage Club and was a leader in historical research records of the Auckland province. He continued with his ministerial duties to the last.
Mr Chappell in 1908 married Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Mr A. W. McKinney, of New Brighton, Christchurch and had a family of three sons and three daughters.

* CHARLES, Richard - 1 May 1948 aged 84

* CHARMAN, George Walter - 19 July 1960 aged 80
* name list has George Henry
* CHARMAN, Rose Emily (nee Carter) - 24 June 1946 aged 60
. married George in 1911

* CHATFIELD, Alfred William - 18 Feb 1924 aged 75
. Son of Alfred William Chatfield (1812-1892) & Harriet Jane Holbrook (1820-1859), Alfred was a Surgeon Dentist, of the London Dentistry, practiced in Melbourne and Auckland. He married Annie Alma Angelina MacArthur (1856-1947) of Tasmania, in Melbourne 6 April 1876 & had 5 children.
Auckland Star, 19 Feb 1924 We regret to announce the death of Mr Alfred William Chatfield, a highly esteemed resident of Auckland, who died yesterday at the age of 76. Trained in London, Mr Chatfield had a high standing as a dentist and was practically the father of the profession in Auckland, having been in practice since 1881. He always took a deep interest in matters belonging to the profession and among other offices in the local society he held that of president. During a very active life Mr Chatfield was essentially an out-door man. In addition to being an enthusiastic yachtsman he was also a keen shot and up to within a year of his death he hardly ever missed the opening of the duck shooting season in the Lower Waikato. His interest in this sport naturally meant an interest in dogs and he was formerly a member of the Auckland Kennel Club. As a yachtsman he sailed for many years the well-known four rater Rangatira, which was built to his order, by Mr C. Bailey junior and many of the present generation of yachtsmen owe their knowledge of sailing to the careful and friendly schooling young hands always got on his boat. Even up to the last Mr Chatfield retained his love of the sea and after he gave up sails he had a motor launch, the Waimana, and was proverbial among yachtsmen for the perfect order in which he kept his craft. In sport as in business he set a very high standard and was a splendid example for the younger men with whom he came in contact. For many years he was a flag officer and committeeman of the Auckland Yacht Club which is now the New Zealand Yacht Squadron. Mr Chatfield was a brother of the late Captain Chatfield, of the Union Company. He leaves a widow and a grown-up family - Dr H. A. Chatfield (Holbrook Alfred, dentist), Mr Selwyn Chatfield (chief officer of the Marama) (Selwyn Athol), Mr Lionel Chatfield (Lionel Clyde) and Mrs W. Heather (Myrtle Ada Alice). The interment, which is private, takes place to-morrow.

* CHESSON-LARNDER, Isabel Grace (nee Whichello) - 30 May 1936 aged 55
. names list has Isobel Lardner. Isabel was born 22 Feb 1880 in Toowoomba, Queensland, a daughter of Stephen Henry Whichello Esq. (1839-1924) from Oxfordshire, a merchant & master tanner, (expert in Esperanto) & of Louisa Sophia Stewart Carr-Boyd (1851-1932) from Dundalk, Ireland who married in Toowoomba 10 Aug 1872. Isabel married Herbert Chesson (as he was then) on 31 July 1901 in Queensland. She was his 2nd wife.
Queensland Times, 2 July 1901 Approaching Marriage. The marriage of Dr Herbert Chesson, Goodna, to Miss Grace Whichello, second daughter of Mr and Mrs S. H. Whichello of Toowoomba, will be celebrated at St James's Church, about the end of next month.
* Dr Herbert Chesson, MRCS, LRCP, 1894, DPH Eng 1906. Registered 25 Sept 1902: Pleasant Point, Rakaia, Hanmer, Christchurch, Whangarei, Wellington, Dept of Health, Auckland; Mosman, Sydney. Herbert changed his name by Deed Poll in NZ, 22 Dec 1934, to Herbert Chesson-Larnder. Born in England, he trained at Mary’s Hospital, London. Registered in UK 16 May 1894: North Lonsdale Hospital, Barrow-in-Furness. Medical Officer of Toowoomba Asylum, Queensland; appointed assistant medical superintendent of Goodna Asylum, Queensland in 1898. Appointed public vaccinator for Rakaia, NZ 28 April 1903; RMO to Dept of Agriculture, Commerce and Tourists on 6 Feb 1909; CMO and CHO of Cook Islands, 4 June 1910; DHO in Christchurch 1911. Retired to Booker Bay, Woy Woy, NSW. He died 17 July 1952 at his residence, Currawong Ave, Palm Beach, NSW.
* Herbert first married Ann Taylor Faulkner (1875-1900) c1897. They had a son, Ivor Tulk Chesson (1899-1999) in Queensland who married Catherine Leatham Gisborne (1906–2005) of Canada. They are both buried Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada.
NZ Herald, 1 June 1936 CHESSON-LARNDER - On May 39, 1936, at a private hospital, Auckland, Isabel Grace, beloved wife of Herbert Chesson-Larnder, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.P.H., Russell, Bay of Islands, late M.O. of Health, Auckland; aged 55 years.
A TIMELINE for Dr Chesson & family

* CHRISTIAN, Agnes - 16 July 1942 aged
* CHRISTIAN, Archibald - 9 Oct 1943 aged 86
* name list has 1942

* CHUBB, Walter Bromwich - 16 Jan 1932 aged 76
. name list has Walter Bromwitch Chubb. It was sometimes written Walter Bromwickage Chubb

* CLARE, Perce - 25 Sep 1948 aged 61
* name list has Pearce ~ BDM & cemetery database has Perce

* CLARK, Frederick - 22 Oct 1940 aged 88
* CLARK, Helen - 3 July 1946 aged 86
* CLARK, John Thomas - 12 Aug 1940 aged 72
* CLARK, Winifred Gertrude - 26 April 1937 aged 26

* CLARKE, Clara Sophia - 18 Dec 1949 aged 68
* CLARKE, Mary Ann - 6 Aug 1937 aged 74

* CLARKSON, Jeanie Wilson - 3 Dec 1940 aged

* Claver, Clarice Lucretia ~ see Carver above

* CLAYTON, Henry kenyon - 23 March 1947 aged 85

* CLIFFE, Agnes Mary (nee Dell) - 10 Aug 1946 aged 53
. married Henry Fletcher Windsor Cliffe (1892-1950) in 1915. Henry next married Lillian Mary Uqustus Lindstrom in 1947

* CLIFTON, Edmund - 21 Feb 1940 aged 83
. Stock Inspector of Remuera. Married Georgina Kingswell Binney in 1894 & had 2 sons

* CLOSE, Edith May (nee Barry) - 17 May 1934 aged 51
. married John in 1911
Auckland Star, 18 May 1934 CLOSE - On May 17, at her late residence, Mahoe, Clifton Road, Takapuna, Edith M., beloved wife of J. Ernest Close, and loving mother of Maurice. A short service will be held at the above address to-morrow (Saturday), at 1.15p.m., funeral afterwards leaving to connect with vehicular ferry from Devonport at 2p.m.. arriving Waikumete Crematorium.
* CLOSE, John Ernest - 15 Nov 1956 aged 67

* COAD, Ambrose - 31 June 1945 aged 77
. Ambrose was a letter carrier/postman & postal sorter in Gisborne & Hawke's Bay & Auckland. He married Caroline Amelia Winthrop (1871-1949) at the residence of Malcolm McLeod in Gisborne in 1898 & had 4 known children (2 sons)

* COBURN, Frank Brydon - 24 Feb 1949 aged 73
* COBURN, Malvina Louise (nee Smith) - 18 April 1950 aged 78
* names list has Malveen. They married in 1905

* COCHRANE, Andrew - 12 Sep 1949 aged 65

* COCKRELL, Harold Frederick Ernest - 26 April 1950 aged 70

* COCKS, Elisa/Eliza - 11 Sep 1962 aged 84

* COLBECK, Julia Thorne (nee George) - 13 April 1945 aged 71
* COLBECK, Wilfred Bruno - 16 Feb 1944 aged 75
. Born in Yorkshire. They married in 1895

* COLE, Edgar Stannard - 27 Oct 1935 aged 78
. married Rebecca Ayres in 1890 & had 2 daughters
* COLE, Gertrude Anna (nee Rackham) - 1 March 1961 aged 68
. married Tom James Cole in 1920
* COLE, John Coates - 20 Feb 1938 aged 42
. married Flora Wallace Turnbull in 1928
* COLE, Tom James - 18 Sep 1936 aged 47

* COLEMAN, Ellen 'Bessie' (nee Gwynne) - 2 Feb 1936 aged 54
* COLEMAN, Edward MacIntosh - 6 April 1938 aged 78
. married in 1896

* COLGAN, Lavinia Mary - 3 Nov 1932 aged 76
* COLGAN, Maud Alice - 23 Feb 1937 aged 62

* COLLARD, Samuel - 6 Oct 1940 aged 88
. was a Clerk in Karangahape Rd. Married Isabella Allen in St Matthew's Church, Auckland in 1911

* COLLEY, Charles Hubert - 26 Jan 1942 aged 41
. married Edith Currie in 1927

* COLLIER, Adeline Maria - 19 Feb 1944 aged 67
* COLLIER Pauline - 17 Nov 1943 aged 65

* COLLINS, Jesse Oswald - 12 Oct 1946 aged 34

* COLLYER, Leonard Victor - 13 Jan 1948 aged 55

* COLNETT, George Alfred - 24 May 1936 aged 73
. George was born in London. He was a tutor of French. He married Georgina Ellis Harrop (1876-1947) from Timaru in 1897. In the inquest at Auckland concerning the death of Freda Helen Clark, aged 29, late of Te Aroha, who died at his home in Grey Lynn on 1 Nov 1928, he declined to say whether he was home on the day Freda died. He also declined to say if Freda was in the house or who the occupants of the house were .. four witnesses remain silent

* COLTMAN, Mary Jane (nee Russell) - 28 July 1954 aged 76
* COLTMAN, William - 18 June 1940 aged 77
. they married in 1889

* CONNELLY, Constance Evelyn (nee Line) - 25 June 1950 aged 60
. married Thomas Connelly in 1937

* CONNOLLY, Maria (nee Jecentho) - 27 April 1947 aged 82
. born in Mangonui, Northland, 2nd of 9 known children (4 sons) of Joao 'John' Jecentho (1842-1926) from Portugal & Sarah Ann Thompson (1843-1925) from Lincolnshire, Maria married John Edward Connolly (1868-1937) in 1892 & had 5 children (1 son)
* CONNOLLY, Violet Ada - 1 March 1934 aged 24
NZ Herald, 3 March 1934 CONNOLLY - On March 1 (suddenly), at the Auckland Hospital, Violet Ada, youngest daughter of John and Maria Connolly of 20 Cromwell street, Dominion Road (late of Kaeo); aged 24 years

* CONSTABLE, Faith Geraldine (nee Edwards) - 22 July 1947 aged 58
* CONSTABLE, Robert Edward - 8 Nov 1965 aged 79
. they married in 1910

* COOK, Alfred Thomas - nothing found
* COOK, Bridget - 1 Nov 1941 aged 67
* names list has 23 July 1951
* COOK, Herbert Fane - 30 June 1945 aged 47
* COOK, Ivan Harvey - 28 Aug 1939 aged 39
* COOK, William Harvey - 8 Aug 1949 aged 82

* COOKE, Albert Edward - 13 Feb 1947 aged 79
* COOKE, Henry Philip - 2 Sep 1933 aged 58

* COOKSEY, James Brett - 17 July 1945 aged 23
. son of Thomas Brett Farmer Cooksey & Annie Elizabeth Ball

* COOKSON, Oscar William Alexander Augustus - 4 Dec 1942 aged 71
. Born Surrey, England

* COOPER, Constance Winifred - 7 March 1938 aged 37
* COOPER, Edward - 21 Sep 1948 aged 61

* CORNER, James Nelson - 2 Feb 1938 aged 57
. married Evelyn Rose White in 1907

* COSS, Richard Charles- 11 March 1946 aged 62
. married Evaline Goldsworthy in 1908

* COTES, Harry - 25 March 1927 aged 51

* COULTER, Isabel Ann - 1 June 1936 aged 60
* COULTER, William Charles - 5 April 1941 aged 65

* COULTHURST, Horace Oscar - 23 April 1943 aged 31
. during WWII: Horace Oscar Coulthurst, labourer, 21 Falcon St., Parnell, Auckland.

* COUPLAND, James - 8 Dec 1949 aged 56
* COUPLAND, Ruth - 26 March 1949 aged 64

* COURTNEY, Elizabeth Julia (nee Sanford) - 4 March 1950 aged 81
. married Owen in 1905
* COURTNEY, Owen - 25 March 1957 aged 83

* COX, Charles Crossley - 19 Oct 1941 aged 67
* COX, Herbert - 26 Nov 1933 aged 68
* COX, Lydia Alicia - 3 March 1932 aged 67

* COZENS, Ada Beatrice - 12 Feb 1936 aged 52
. 1st of 6 children of George & his 2nd wife, Anna
* COZENS, Anna (nee Hooper) - 3 June 1933 aged 78
. married George Cozens in 1883
* COZENS, Annie Rose - 31 May 1945 aged 65
. 3rd of 3 children of George & his first wife, Emily
* COZENS, George - 22 Aug 1930 aged 92
. George first married Emily Kate Griffiths (1854-1879) & had 3 children. Emily died a month after the birth of their daughter Annie Rose Cozens - COZENS, On the 15th August 1879, at her residence, St George's Bay, Parnell, Auckland, at the early age of 25, Emily Kate, the dearly beloved wife of George Cozens, late of Hokitika. George next married Anna Hooper in 1883 at the residence of Mr Isaac Glenny, Onehunga, Auckland & had 6 children

* CRAIG, Jane - 14 July 1945 aged 70
* CRAIG, James Semple - 8 Nov 1944 aged 72
Auckland Star, 8 Nov 1944 CRAIG - On November 8, 1944 (suddenly), at Auckland, James Semple, dearly loved husband of Jane, 13 Savage Avenue, Auckland and loved father of mrs Claude Laurie, Mrs E. V. Dawson and Mrs W. Keith Neudle (Glasgow) and beloved third son of the late John and Margaret Craig, of South Hall, Lanarkshire, Scotland.

* CRANCH, Martha May (nee Brown) - 19 Sep 1947 aged 88
. married Thomas in 1887 & had 6 children (3 sons)
* CRANCH, Thomas Wakeham - 18 July 1945 aged 84
The death has occurred of Mr Thomas Wakeham Cranch at his home at Mount Eden at the age of 84. Mr Cranch was the son of Captain William Cranch, who arrived at Auckland in the fifties and commanded a number of coastal vessels. The late Mr Cranch was educated at Wellesley College. Aftr 25 years with the firm of E. Porter and Company, ironmongers and merchants, he became a partner in the firm of Cruikshank, Miller and Company. He resided at Devonport for over 30 years, being a member of the Borough Council. He is survived by his wife, three sons and three daughters.

* CRANE, Andrina Matilda (nee Winger) - 16 April 1944 aged 85
. married John Frederick Crane (1839-1915) in 1878 & had 9 children (7 sons)
* CRANE, Rosetta - 15 March 1939 aged 80
* name list has Rosella
Auckland Star, 15 March 1939 CRANE - On March 15 1939, at Auckland, Rosetta, loved mother of Alexander Wilkie, of Marton, aged 80 years.

* CRAWFORD, Harold John - 17 Jan 1951 aged 54
* CRAWFORD, John Alexander - 21 Sep 1938 aged 6

* CRONK, James - 3 Sep 1947 aged 65
. married Alice Maude Glenny (1885-1980) in 1910 & had 4 children (2 sons)

* CROOT, Charles Sherwell - 3 Feb 1953 aged 56
* CROOT, Thelma Ford (nee Sanders) - 22 June 1938 aged 44
. they married in 1923

* CROSBY, Herbert Charles Francis Kirk - 20 Oct 1948 aged 53

* CROSS, Robert - 13 Nov 1945 aged 59

* CROWLEY, Jessie Katherine (nee Skelton) - 1 June 1949 aged 46
. married Robert Crowley in 1942

* CRUICKSHANK, Angelita - 6 July 1948 aged 72

* CUDDEFORD, Elizabeth (nee Saunders) - 24 July 1947 aged 63
* name list has Cudderford - cemetery database has Cuddiford. Elizabeth married Alexander Cuddeford in 1943

* CULPAN, William Hugh Rae - 7 Aug 1950 aged 74
* name list has William Cullpan. William was born in Selwyn Terrace, Parnell, Auckland to William Culpan (1850-1928) & Helen Mcfarlane Somervell (1846-1915), both born Auckland. He married Blanche Martha Melitia Gemmell (1891-1959) in 1916

* CUMMING, Ethel Maud - 23 May 1946 aged 62

* CUNNINGHAM, Thomas - 13 May 1943 aged 67

* CURGENVEN, Amelia (nee Brokenshire) - 22 May 1945 aged 77
. born Matta Mine, South Australia, 1 of 13 children of Thomas Brokenshire (1822-1889) & Mary Amelia Williams (1825-1897)
* CURGENVEN, Ernest John - 18 May 1944 aged 74
. Born Camborne, Cornwall

* CURRIE, Mabel Jessie (nee Coombes) - 24 June 1959 aged 40
* name list has Mabel Jessie Curries . she married Norman Fraser Currie (1897-1961) in St Paul's Church, Paeroa in 1919. In 1925 he was a nurseryman in Hamilton. He next married Adelaide Auriel Fay Warner in 1953

* CURTIS, Charles Thomas - 28 Oct 1944 aged 34
Auckland Star, 30 Oct 1944 CURTIS - On October 28, at Green lane Hospital, Charles Thomas, dearly beloved son of Mrs Curtis, 10 Thorley Street, Mt Eden and beloved brother of Alvinza and Mercia; aged 34 years. A patient sufferer at rest. Interred this day.
* CURTIS, Wilfred - 5 June 1944 aged 59
. son of William Curtis & Rosina Emma Lewis
NZ Herald, 7 June 1944 CURTIS - On June 5, at his residence, 17 Bradford Street, Parnell, Wilfred, 1st N.Z.E.F., 81609, beloved husband of Esther; loved brother of Bertha, Gladys, Ida, Frank, Doris and Edna; age 59 years.
* CURTIS, Esther Jane Rachel (nee Hill) - 16 Dec 1953 aged 64
. married Wilfred Curtis in 1914

* CUTTS, John - 2 March 1945 aged 81

* CUTLER, Edith Isabella (nee Neighbour previously Bowman) - 16 Sep 1947 aged 52
. married Frederick Cutler in 1934

A ~ B ~ C ~ D ~ E ~ F ~ G ~ H ~ I-J ~ K-L
M ~ Mc-N ~ O-P-Q ~ R ~ S ~ T-V ~ W-Y-Z

PHOTO Charles Basil Cadoux
Private 1328, embarked Sydney Feb 1915, returned Feb 1917

READ PAGE A for information on what this posting is about.
Auckland Council provided Native Affairs with the names of the 1800 people but, as you will see at the above link, they do not contain any ages or other identifiable info, which is why I have expanded the list here to help you recognise any possible ancestors. Each and every person has been individually researched; using BDM, Papers Past, the cemetery database, family trees or any other means which revealed some of the names (spelling) or dates, differ slightly from the list - this is pointed out on each.
. NOTES .
* lack of time means I have not looked for all maiden names, nor to link all parents or partners, but will come back to edit from time to time.
* same surnames grouped together does not necessarily mean they were related.
* dates could be of death or burial
* my edits & additions will be obvious
* further info may be found Waikumete Cemetery on Find A Grave

This is the original LIST of NAMES
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M ~ Mc-N ~ O-P-Q ~ R ~ S ~ T-V ~ W-Y-Z

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* BAGGETT, Frances Henrietta (nee Norcross) - 12 Nov 1940 aged 81
. born in Manawatu to George Albert Norcross (1821-1878) & Mary Trask (1841-1912)
NZ Herald, 13 Nov 1840 BAGGETT - On November 12 1940, at her residence, 69 Albany Road, Herne Bay, Frances Henrietta, beloved wife of the late George Noyes Baggett and loved mother of Gilbert, Daisy and Bert; in her 82nd year.
* BAGGETT, George Noyes - 21 May 1937 aged 87
. born in Jamaica to George Devereaux Baggett (1809-1870) & Mary Ann Mclean (1819-1867), both buried Barbadoes St cemetery, Christchurch. George & Frances married in Maxwelltown, Wanganui 28 Dec 1876 & had 3 children (2 sons). George was a Clerk at the Land Office in Kakaramea in 1881. In 1893 he was a Clerk in Wellington. In 1911 they lived at 15 Caroline St., Mount Victoria, Wellington. In 1925 they lived at 69 Albany Road, Ponsonby, Auckland
Auckland Star, 24 May 1937 Mr George Noyes Baggett, who died at Herne Bay on Friday, was one of the oldest civil servants in the Dominion. He was in his 88th year. He entered the public service at an early age and gradually rose until in the seventies he was appointed to take charge of the Land Office at Patea, when the town was the most important settlement between New Plymouth and Wanganui. It was a centre of military activity and the feeling between the Maori and the European was not good. Mr Baggett, by studying the Maori character and using tact, did excellent work for the Government. In his younger days Mr Baggett was prominent in some of the Cavalry Corps. He took part in many sports and up to the time of his death was a good bowler, taking part in the old veterans bowling matches. Not long ago Mr and Mrs Baggett celebrated their diamond wedding. They were married at Kai Iwi, not far from Wanganui. Mrs Baggett survives her husband and three children also survive.

* BAGLEY, Mary Emily - 25 June 1960 aged 85

* BAGNALL, David McLean - 13 March 1931 aged 8 months
. son of (Bombardier) Lemuel 'Alan' Weston Bagnall (1895-1967) & Phyllis Lorna McLean (1895-2001) who married in St Paul's, Paeroa, in 1921. In 1925 they were in Kerepehi, Paeroa (spelt Kerepeehi until 1933). Phyllis died aged 105.
Auckland Star, 14 March 1931 BAGNALL - On March 12, 1931, at the Auckland Hospital, David McLean, beloved infant son of Alan and Phyllis Bagnall, 43 Wembley Road, Mount Eden. Private interment.

* BAILDON, Anne Elizabeth (nee Levick) - 25 Nov 1945 aged 57
. daughter of Arthur William Levick (1855-1934) & Eliza Chalmers Mirrilies Russell (1862-1953). In 1924 Anne was a spinster at 9 Salisbury Ave., Mount Cook, Wellington. She married George Baildon (1868-1946) in 1932. George was the Mayor of Auckland from 1925-1941. George 1st married Maggie 'Peggy' Kerr (1869-1925) in Auckland in 1893

* BAILEY, Albert Thomas - 28 Aug 1944 aged 73
NZ Herald, 29 Aug 1944 BAILEY - On August 28, 1944, at his residence, West Lynn Road, Titirangi, Albert Thomas, dearly-loved husband of Alice and loved father of Bernard (Sydney), Jack, Robert, Walter and Dorreen (Mrs H. Edwards); aged 73 years.
* BAILEY, Alice - 4 Nov 1957 aged 82
* BAILEY Catherine Jane (nee Watt) - 9 Nov 1948 aged 75
. married Walter Bailey in 1923
* BAILEY, Walter - 1 Aug 1944 aged 68
Auckland Star, 2 Aug 1944 BAILEY - On August 1, at Auckland Hospital, Walter, dearly loved husband of Katherine Jane (Katie), 12 Felham Avenue, Point Chevalier, dearly loved brother of Thomas Bailey (Brown's Bay) and dearly loved brother-in-law of Thomas Long (Dunedin) and Don Watt (Dargaville); aged 68. Sadly missed. Service at Cameron's, Three Lamps, Ponsonby, at 2.45 p.m. to-morrow (Thursday), funeral then leaving for Crematorium.
* BAILEY, William - 25 April 1937 aged 67
. married Winifred Sarah Leggatt (1877-1954) in 1905. In 1911 they were in Timaru. In 1925 at 112 Vauxhall Road, Devonport.
NZ Herald, 26 April 1937 BAILEY - On April 25, 1937, at Auckland, William, loved husband of Winifred Bailey, 112 Vauxhall Road, Devonport. Private cremation to-morrow (Tuesday). No flowers by request.

* BAIRD, Robert - 27 Aug 1942 aged 62
. names list has Robert Braid

* BAKER, Henry Colin - 7 July 1937 aged 58
. married Doris Humphries in 1906
NZ Herald, 9 July 1937 BAKER - On July 7 (suddenly), Henry Colin, dearly-beloved husband of Doris Baker, 30 Woodward Road, Mount Albert and loved father of Doris and Colin; in his 59th year
* BAKER, Isabel Elsie (nee Bayley) - 6 June 1935 aged 55
. married Tudor Nugent Baker (1882-1949) in 1906 & had 2 sons: Tudor Horace Holland Baker (1909-1994) & Woolfrey Deryck Baker (1913-1975)
Auckland Star, 8 June 1935 BAKER - On June 6, 1935, at a private hospital, Auckland, Isabel Elsie, beloved wife of T. N. Baker, of Napier; aged 55 years. Cremated to-day.

* BALL, Laura Annie - 10 May 1947 aged 80
* BALL, Wallace - 10 Feb 1935 aged 69
Auckland Star, 11 Feb 1935 BALL - On February 10. 12 his late residence, 29 Walsall Street, Avondale, Wallace, beloved husband of Laura Annie Ball and loved father of Bert, Harry and Winnie, late Leek, Staffordshire, England.

* BALLANTYNE, Anna Maude (nee Morrin) - 11 July 1939 aged 75
* BALLANTYNE, Robert Wallace Stanley - 4 Oct 1939 aged 79
. they married in 1884 & had 7 children (5 sons)

* BANTON, Vincent William - 25 Oct 1947 aged 65
. in 1911 he was in Kawakawa, married Elsie Ann Wilkins (1887-1960) in 1914. In 1925 he was a railway hand of Wolfe St., Whangarei

* BARCLAY, Rachel (nee Keven) - 3 Oct 1928 aged 75
. born in Sep 1853, the 4th of 8 children (4 sons) of Thomas Henry Keven (1807-1877) & Emma Otto (1822-1908), both of London. Her parents married in the Wesleyan Chapel, Auckland 23 April 1845 (Emma also fostered 6 children - a 'must read' at Thomas' link).
* Rachel married Thomas Henry Barclay in 1878
Sun (Auckland), 4 Oct 1928 Mrs RACHEL BARCLAY who died at her home, Huia Street, Devonport, yesterday at the age of 75, was the widow of the late Mr Thomas Henry Barclay, a former mine manager at Thames. She was the second daughter of the late Mr T. Keven, one of the earliest Auckland pioneers and was born in Shortland Street. At the time of the gold rush to Thames she went there with her parents and after living there for 30 years she returned to Auckland with her husband, whom she married in 1878 and had since that time lived in Devonport. Mr Barclay died 17 months ago.
* BARCLAY, Thomas Henry - 3 May 1927 aged 81

* BARKBY, Charles Augustus - 27 March 1946 aged 66
. Charles was a Waterside worker in Auckland. He died Intestate

* BARKER, Ada - 27 Aug 1945
. it was not Ada Barker on this date. It was obviously Frank Barker, her husband - see next two
* BARKER, Ada Jane (nee Wratt) - 30 May 1947 aged 79
. married Frank in 1891
* BARKER, Frank - 27 Aug 1945 aged 78
Auckland Star, 28 Aug 1945 BARKER - On August 27, 1945, at Cornwall Hospital, Frank, beloved husband of Ada J. Barker, Bassett Road, Remuera, and loved father of Len, Ric and Alan (overseas), in his seventy-ninth year.
* BARKER, Hetty - 6 July 1944 aged 63
* BARKER, Jessie - 2 May 1934 aged 67
* BARKER, Samuel George Ball - 15 March 1950 aged 78
. Samuel was born in Staffordshire, the 3rd of 6 known children of John Barker (1840-1906) & Mary Ball (1842-1917). In 1893 Samuel was a Boat Builder in Aratapu, Bay of Islands. He married Bernice Webb (1887-1978) in Aratapu, Auckland on 18 May 1913 & had 3 children (2 sons)

* BARNES, Betsy - 18 June 1949 aged 84
Press, 20 Jun 1949 BARNES - On June 18, at Auckland, Betsy, wife of the late A. H. Barnes and dearly loved mother of Mrs A. Simmonds, grandmother of Mrs R. F. S. McDonald, Great-grandmother of Wayne, Gillian and Les?, in her 85th year.
* BARNES, Wilhemina 'Minnie' (nee McLauchlan) - 2 June 1942 aged 73
NZ Herald, 3 June 1942 BARNES - On June 2, at the Auckland Hospital, Wilhelmina (Minnie), wife of the late George Barnes, beloved mother of William and George, dearly-loved grandma of Paul and Marlene. Daughter of the late James McLauchlan, Port Chalmers; in her 73rd year. After a long illness.

* BARNETT, John Denis - 25 Jan 1937 aged 66
. married Ellen Page in St Mark's Church, Wellington in 1896. He was a watchmaker/jeweller in Wellington & Wanganui
NZ Herald, 26 Jan 1937 BARNETT - On January 25, at Clifton Road, Brown's Bay, Auckland, John Denis Barnett, formerly of Wellington; in his 67th year.

* BARRIBALL, Samuel Eber - 26 Nov 1944 aged 72
. 1 of 10 children of Charles Thomas Barriball (1845-1917) & Eliza Jane Hodge. Samuel married Florence Susan Bischoff (nee Palmer) in 1920.
* Florence 1st married Charles Bischoff (1861-1918) in 1912. Charles was a son of Charles Ferdinand Bischoff & Eleanor Cann. He had first married Lavinia Delia Barriball (1864-1911) in 1891. NOTE Lavinia's father, John Barriball (1835-1922) was Samuel's brother.
* Florence married 2nd, Samuel Eber Barriball in 1920.
* Florence married 3rd, Arthur Wilmot Bischoff-Madden in 1933. Arthur more commonly went by Madden but his parents were Walter Wilmot Madden (1853-1943) & Eleanor Bischoff (1863-1925). NOTE Eleanor's parents were Charles Ferdinand Bischoff & Eleanor Cann. She was a sister of Charles Bischoff above, Florence's 1st husband.
* A son of Samuel & Florence, Malcolm Eber Palmer Barriball (1821-1944), Pilot Officer 42358, with the Royal NZ Air Force, 487 Squadron was killed in action.

* BARRY, Hazel Violet Isobel (nee Corthwaite) - 20 May 1948 aged 48
. daughter of William Joseph Mercer Cornthwaite (1867-1903) & Annie Helen Flett (1869-1927) who married in Waihi in 1898. Her maternal grandparents, John & Isabella Flett had the Rob Roy Hotel in Waihi. Her father died in a Waihi mine accident. Her mother next married schoolteacher, Charles Frederick Sims in 1905. Hazel married Hubert Sydney Barry (1902-1978) in 1941. Hubert next married Rina Margaret Pagni (1906-1970) in 1956

* BARTLETT, Alfred - 10 July 1932 aged 71
. son of Alfred George & Sarah Bartlett, married Sarah Alexandrina Peace (1861-1955) in 1885
* The death occurred last evening at his residence 'Westcliffe' Birkdale, of Mr Alfred Bartlett, who was well known in business, military and Masonic circles .. He was the son of the late Mr A. G. Bartlett, the former well-known Auckland watch-maker and jeweller and was born at Dulwich, London, 71 years ago, coming to Auckland with his parents in 1862 in the ship 'William Miles'
* BARTLETT, Alfred Robert - 13 May 1933 aged 44
. son of Alfred above

* BARTLEET, Ernest William - 12 Nov 1935 aged 78
. born in Redditch, Worcestershire. Married Sarah Isabella Elias in 1884 & had 8 children
* BARTLEET, Sarah Isabella (nee Elias) - 7 Oct 1954 aged 91
GOLDEN WEDDING of Ernest & Sarah. BARTLEET-ELIAS - On March 26, 1884, at the Parish Church, Caerhun, by the Rev H. E. Crowley (brother-in-law of the bridegroom), assisted by the Rev E. Hughes, Rector of Llanbedr, Ernest W. Bartleet, of The Shrubbery, Redditch, to Sarah Isabella, youngest daughter of Edward Elias, Gorswen, Conway. Present address: Gorswen, Milton Road, Mount Eden.

* BARTLEY, Charles - 26 Jan 1926 aged 70
Auckland Star, 29 Jan 1926 Mr CHARLES BARTLEY - Seventy Years Resident. An old resident of Auckland, Mr Charles Bartley, died on Sunday, aged 70 years. He was a son of the late Mr Robert Bartley of Devonport, who came to Auckland in 1854 by the ship 'Joseph Fletcher and a brother of Mr Clement Bartley of Auckland Savings Bank. Deceased soent his whole life in Auckland and had thus seem it grow from a very small town. He was a builder by trade and recognised as one who took pride in turning out a good job. Upon his marriage to a daughter of the late Mr Thomas Gee, Mr Bartley went to live in Richmond Road, Ponsonby, where he remained until the last few years, when he removed to Matai Road, Greenlane. Mrs Bartley survives her husband. There is one son also two married daughters.
* BARTLEY, Harry Mervyn - 13 July 1944 aged 50
NZ Herald, 14 July 1944 BARTLEY - On July 13 1944 (suddenly), at the home of his sister, Mrs T. Pearce, (Dulcibel Gee Bartley m. Thomas Henry Pearce 1920) 23 Epsom Avenue, Harry Mervyn, dearly-loved only son of the late Charles and Letitia Bartley.
* BARTLEY, Letitia Jane (nee Gee) - 29 April 1939 aged 76
. married Charles Bartley in 1885

* BARTON, Harry - 17 Oct 1942 aged 52
NZ Herald, 19 Oct 1942 BARTON - On October 17 (suddenly), at 10 Edgerley Avenue, Epsom, Harry, beloved son of Mary Ann and the late William Bartlett, 26 Monmouth Street, Grey Lynn and dearly-beloved husband of Jessie Barton and loved father of Audrey (Audrey Jessie 1912-2000 +Stormont), Phyllis (1913-) and Iris (Iris Edith 1920-1985 +Walker-Redmond); aged 52 years.
* BARTON, Jessie (nee Webber) - 10 Nov 1955 aged 62
. married Harry Barton in 1912 & had 3 daughters
* BARTON, William - 14 Sep 1941 aged 72
NZ Herald, 15 Sep 1941 BARTON - On September 14, at Auckland, William, dearly-beloved husband of Mary Ann Barton and father of Harry, 26 Monmouth Street, Grey Lynn; aged 72 years.

* BARTRAM, Alice Maud Mary (nee Mullins) - 13 Jan 1964 aged 90
. names list has 1963
* BARTRAM, Frederick Notley 'Fred' - 21 Dec 1948 aged 80
. born in Warwickhire, England, a son of Frederick Peter Notley (1845-1885) & Eliza Ann Palmer. He married Alice Maud Mary Mullins on 25 March 1892 in Melbourne, they had at least 2 daughters (in Bendigo & Brunswick) then moved to NZ in 1895 where he took up work as an agent selling life insurance in Christchurch. While there he joined the NZ Socialist Party in 1906. He was also secretary of the Addington School Committee.
They had a total of 6 daughters, 4 surviving at the time of his death (go to his link). They then moved north in 1910.
He was the Member of the NZ Parliament for Grey Lynn 1919-1928, a member of the Auckland City Council 1929-1933. He was also a member of the Auckland Hospital Board, Auckland Drainage Board and Auckland Transport Board.
He died at his home in Grey Lynn on 21 Dec 1948 aged 79, survived by his wife, four daughters and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

* BARTULOVICH (Bartulović), Ivan John 'Jack' (Silvester) - 27 Nov 1941 aged 56
* names list has John Bartulovich. He was born Gradac, Općina Gradac, Split-Dalmatia County, Croatia

* BATEMAN, Ivy Agnes (nee Sullings) - 24 Jan 1940 aged 35
. married Wilfred James Bateman in 1927

* BATES, Edith Jackson - 1 Jan 1946 aged 68
. Her headstone reads: In Memoriam BARBARA McELROY FISHER. Scholar and Writer. 29.11.1917 - 8.4.2005, and her parents, EDITH JACKSON BATES 1877-1946. THOMAS HENRY BATES 1879-1969
* BATES, Elizabeth - 17 Aug 1942 aged 60
Press, 20 Aug 1942 BATES - On August 17, at Auckland Hospital, Elizabeth, dearly beloved wife of Captain William Bates, N.Z.P.S., Narrow Neck. After a long and painful illness. (Late of Christchurch)

* BATTERSBY, Elizabeth Beatrice Hilda 'Bessy' (nee Hayden) - 2 Aug 1940 aged 82
. born on board ship 6 April 1856 in Bay of Biscay, France, the daughter of Alfred Charles Hayden & Hilda Harriot Earage, she married George Battersby in Wesleyan Church, Grafton Road, Auckland in 1883 & had 11 children (3 sons)
* BATTERSBY, George - 31 March 1948 aged 88
. George was born in Lancashire, England, the 6th of 6 children (5 sons) of Richard Battersby (1823-1899) & his 1st wife, Margaret Nicholson (1830-1860). His father next married Fanny Metcalfe Charnley (1837-1899) in 1866. George began work when he was 8 years old with his father and brother at shipbuilding yards in Barrow in Furness .. his story

* BAYLDON, Margaret Symes (nee Watts) - 26 Oct 1949 aged 82
. married Thomas Cook Bayldon (1849-1919) in Thames in 1885 & had 7 children (2 sons). They lived on Beach Road, Thames where Thomas was the Harbour Master

* BAYLY Annie - 13 Feb 1943 aged 81
* BAYLY, George Thomas - 26 June 1938 aged 82
* BAYLY, Gwladys - 20 Dec 1945 aged 51
. 1 of 2 daughters of Albert George Bayly (1848-1909) & his 2nd wife, Annie Laurie Blackley (1860-1943) who married in New Plymouth in 1894. Her father had first married Emma Eliza Newshan (1851-1891) in Omata in 1872 & had 5 children. Gwladys was a teacher. In 1925 she was in Rongotea.
* BAYLY, Walter - 20 Aug 1950 aged 80

* BEALE, Edwin Grey - 23 April 1937 aged 57
* names List has 1947 . Wedding of Edwin Grey Beale, son of Dr Beale of Ponsonby, & Ada Emma 'Birdie' Bond (1882-1973) in 1904

* BEANLAND, Selina (nee Liebert) - 21 Jan 1946 aged 81
* BEANLAND, Thomas - 18 July 1950 aged 78
. born in Australia to John Griffith Beanland & Elizabeth Pickering. He married Jessie Elizabeth Smith (1873-1900) & had 4 children. He married Selina Liebert & had 2 children. He served as Sergeant 4/937 New Zealand Field Engineers, 5th Reinforcements at the age of 42. He enlisted from 45 Dickens St., Canterbury, along with his 2 sons Sydney Thomas (1894-1991) & Stanley (1892-1917) Beanland. His next of kin was his wife Selina of that address. Son Stanley was killed in the Battle of Messines 15 Oct 1917. His next of kin was his stepmother, Selina

* BEAVER, John Omri - 1 May 1943 aged 50
* my addition to the list . Lieutenant 618189m NZ Military Forces
* BEAVER, Mary Jane (nee Holmes) - 21 July 1945 aged 79
. wife of Paul
* BEAVER, Paul - 26 Sep 1942 aged 79
. from Halifax, England

* BEAZLEY, Frederick Thomas - 25 Feb 1950 aged 66

* BECK, Arthur James - 23 June 1939 aged 70
. in 1911 Arthur was a clergyman at Glasgow St., Huntly. In 1925 at the Vicarage, Mt Albert
* written 1902, Auckland .. Rev Arthur James Beck, Minister of the Church of England and Vicar of Northern Wairoa and districts, was born at Wellington in 1869, educated partly in that city and afterwards completed his studies at St. John's College, Auckland. He was ordained deacon in June, 1895, and priest in September of the following year. His first appointment was as curate at St. Sepulchre's, Auckland, where he remained fifteen months and was then transferred to his present charge. Mr Beck's district extends seventy miles from point to point as the crow flies, and includes All Saints' Church at Aratapu and Holy Trinity at Dargaville, where there are also Sunday schools. He is married to a daughter of Capt. Sandin, of Helensville.
* BECK, Lucy Wilhelmina (nee Sandin) - 19 June 1956 aged 85
. born in NZ, 1st of 7 known children of Captain Peter Wilhelm Christoffer Sandin (1838-1908) from Sweden & Lucy Becroft (1848-1929) from Essex. She married Rev Arthur James Beck 2 June 1897 in Helensville & had 4 children (2 sons)

* BEHARRELL, Noel Warren - 15 May 1942 aged 66
. 1 of 2 children of John Beharrell (1841-1895) & Christian Briar (1840-1922). He married Mary McConnell (1881-1969) in Gisborne in 1902.
Hastings Standard, 21 Aug 1902 A quiet but very pretty little wedding took place in Hastings this morning at the English Church, when a few of the personal friends assembled to witness the giving in marriage of Miss Mary McConnell, eldest daughter of the late Mr W. McConnell, of Hastings, to Mr Noel Warren Beharrell, only son of the late Mr Beharrell, manager of the Hastings branch of Murray, Roberts, Limited. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Mr Hobbs and the bride, who was prettily attired in dove grey silk, with pearl trimmings and white lace with toque to match, was given away by her guardian, Mr W. C. Maddison. The groom was attended by Mr George Maddison as best man and Miss Jessie McConnell, attired in electric blue trimmed with lace, waited as bridesmaid upon her sister. At the conclusion of the service Mrs McEwan played the 'Wedding March' as the party filed from the church and the happy couple left by the 8.15 train for Napier, en route for Gisborne, which they intend to make their future home.
* In 1911 he was a Clerk of 700 Riverslea Road, Hastings. In 1917 he was called up for WWI from that address. In 1921 he held a wholesale licence in place of W. A. Edwards and Coy., Ltd in Hawke's Bay. In 1925 a Clerk at 87 Gillies Avenue, Epsom. At time of his death in Auckland Hospital, they lived at 197 Gillies Ave., Epsom (late of Hastings)
* His sister Eva Elizabeth Beharrell (a spinster) died 6 months after him aged 68

* BEKKER, William - 23 Oct 1949 aged 63

* BELL, James Morley - 26 April 1956 aged 85
* BELL, Mabel Evelyn (nee Macindoe) - 21 June 1945 aged 72
* names List has Mabel Morley Bell
. married James Morley Bell in 1919
* BELL, William - 27 Feb 1948 aged 69

* BELLINGHAM, Anne Elizabeth (nee Thorn) - 14 July 1944 aged 81
. born 1859 in Rye Lane, Peckham, London to Richard Thorn & Ann Murray. She married Charles Robert Bellingham 23 Sep 1888 in All Saints Church, Deptford, Kent & had 4 sons
* BELLINGHAM, Charles Robert - 3 Jan 1945 aged 84
. Charles was born 1860 in Peckham, London, a son of Henry James Bellingham & Mary Louisa Herbert. He was a Miner/Prospector in Paeroa & Pukekohe. He died in Rotorua 6 months after Anne.

* BENNETT, Ethel Margaret Hay (nee Woodhouse) - 21 Aug 1946 aged 76
. married Matthew John Bennett (1861-1949) in 1904 as his 2nd wife. He had first married Margaret Lipsett (1860-1904) in 1884. In 1911 he was an oil merchant of Prospect Rise, Mount Eden

* BENTLEY, Mary/May Isobel - 10 Sep 1930 aged 35

* BENTON, Minna Carlina - 21 Oct 1944 aged 52

* BERGMAN, Dora - 12 June 1950 aged 53
* BERGMAN, Ruth Ann - 6 Jan 1940 aged 70

* BERTRAM, Evelyn Susan (nee Bruce) - 20 August 1964 aged 79
. married Ivo Edgar Bertram in 1906
* BERTRAM, Ivo Edgar - 3 August 1940 aged 68

* BEVIN, Alister Stewart - 10 Oct 1956 aged 54
* names List has Alistair. He was the son of Margaret next
* BEVIN, Margaret Kate (nee Stewart) - 17 April 1934 aged 59
. married James Bevin in 1899

* BINDON, Elizabeth (nee Robinson) - 28 Oct 1954 aged 85
. married James Crossley Bindon in 1901
* BINDON, James Crossley - 25 July 1942 aged 85

* BINNS, Ada - 22 June 1944 aged 71
* BINNS, Frank - 9 Dec 1941 aged 73

* BIRCH, Emily Mary (nee Robinson) - 22 Oct 1948 aged 71
. married John Youlin Birch in Waihi in 1897 & had 3 sons
* BIRCH, Herbert - 25 Jan 1941 aged 78
* BIRCH, John Youlin - 27 April 1951 aged 79
. born in New Jersey, USA to John Bagot Birch (1847-1919) & Mary Brower Youlin (1851-1929). He was a journalist and song writer, writing 'A Moorish Maid', the words to the ANZAC anthem and more (including opera). He married Emily Mary Robinson in Waihi in 1897
* BIRCH, Martha Jane - 19 July 1963 aged 87
* BIRCH, Mary Ann - 24 Oct 1946 aged 77

* BIRD, Rose Ethel - 17 April 1949 aged 73
* names list has incorrect surname of Rose Ethel VOSE. Vose was her daughter's married name. See VOSE

* BIRKENHEAD, Mary Anne - 22 May 1950 aged 72
* BIRKENHEAD, Samuel Ernest - 15 Sep 1947 aged 73

* BIRKINSHAW, Frank Thornton (Dr) - 2 Oct 1949 aged 50
* names list has Birkenshaw.
The Life and Times of Frank Thornton Birkinshaw. A charming and well-researched biography of the father of Fay Weldon, written by her half-sister, Barbara Isabel Rudoe. Frank's short life included an interesting spell in Palestine in WWI, followed by medical practice in NZ (in demand during the 1931 Napier earthquake), with forays into politics and writing for radio

* BISHOP, Joseph - 26 Nov 1946 aged 88

* BLACK, Arthur Thomas - 11 May 1938 aged 61
* BLACK, Emily Kinley - 5 March 1939 aged 86
* BLACK, John - 7 April 1934 aged 77
* BLACK, John - 16 Oct 1935 aged 62
* BLACK, Mary Isabella - 19 Sep 1953 aged 77
* BLACK, Robert William - 28 June 1931 aged 82

* BLACKBURN, Margaret - 14 July 1940 aged 78
* BLACKBURN, Alfred Henry - 3 Aug 1941 aged 77

* BLACKIE, Alexander - 28 Sep 1944 aged 69 ~ Names List has 20 Jan 1935, online database has 28 Sep 1944. Alexander died at 8 Huia St., Devonport. Father of Frank, Carrick & Alex (overseas)
* BLACKIE, Sarah Elizabeth - 30 Jan 1945 aged 63
* names list has 28 Sep 1944 (that of her husband Alexander). Sarah, a widow, of 8 Huia St., Devonport, was found floating in the harbour near her home on 30 Jan 1945, 4 months after the death of her husband, Alexander. Mother of Frank, Carrick & Alex (overseas)

* BLACKSON, Arthur Robert - 2 Nov 1939 aged 67

* BLACKWOOD, Ludovic - 24 Aug 1938 aged 89

* BLAIR, Edward - 31 July 1944 aged 76
* BLAIR, Linda Rita - 30 June 1940 aged 72

* BLAKE, Vincent Ignatuis - 9 April 1945 aged 85

* BLAKEY, William John - 23 June 1940 aged 79

* BLANCHARD, Anne/Annie Arabella (nee Brocklesby) - 14 Dec 1931 aged 90
. married John Jesse Blanchard in 1859 in Hull England. Had a son Arthur William Blanchard in 1861 & arrived in NZ about 1868
* BLANCHARD, Arthur Pridham - 1 May 1938 aged 59
. born in Christchurch, 10th of 11 children of Henry Pridham Collyns Blanchard (1829-1885) & Caroline Shalders (1837-1900). He married Nettie May Andrews (1880-1934) in Christchurch on 10 Oct 1904

* BLEASDALE, Albert Frederick - 17 Jan 1948 aged 61
. son of Frederick & Harriet Bleasdale, he married Jessie Esther Warren (1886-1964) in 1923
Northern Advocate, 19 Jan 1948 BLEASDALE - On January 17, 1948, at Auckland Hospital, Albert Frederick, loved husband of Jessie Esther Bleasdale, 7 Davies Street, Whangarei and brother of Mrs F. B. Bell (Ada), Auckland and Mrs A. E. Goodacre (Ivy), New Plymouth; aged 61 years.

* BLENNERHASSETT, Dorothy 'Dorrie' (nee Cummings) - 2 Nov 1944 aged 38
.married Edgar Blennerhassett (1903-1972) in 1930

* BLUNDELL, Maurice James - 28 May 1945 aged 81
Auckland Star, 28 May 1945 BLUNDELL - On May 28 1945, at Green Lane Hospital, Maurice James, beloved husband of Clara Maude, of 3 Coleman Avenue, Mount Roskill and loved father of Edgar, Rene, Dolly and Molly, Beloved grandad of Audrey Davies and Ray (overseas) and Clive Simpson/

* BOADEN, William Edward - 28 July 1942 aged 86
Auckland Star, 29 July 1942 BOADEN - On July 29, at a private hospital, William Edward Boaden, retired draper, of 1 Essex Road, Mount Eden, aged 86 years.

* BOAGEY, William Arthur - 5 April 1936 aged 70
. in 1911 he was a music teacher in Pahiatua. He married Laura Annie Morgan (nee Butler 1857-1947) in 1936. Laura first married Charles Richard Motgan in 1894
NZ Herald, 7 April 1936 The death occurred at the Auckland Hospital on Sunday of Mr William A. Boagey, in his 71st year. Mr Boagey was born at Middlesborough, Yorkshire and came to New Zealand with his parents as a child. For many years he taught music in Pahiatua and later carried on business as a stationer at Papakura. He was a Patea resident many years ago. Mr Boagey was a prominent member of the Independent Order of Oddfellows and a Freemason. He was closely identified with the work of the Papakura Methodist Church, of which he was a trustee and, for a number of years, organist and choirmaster. He was also a past president of the Papakura Bowling Club. He is survived by his widow.
.. Mr Boagey was a capable musician and liberally gave his talents gratuitously ..

* BOATWOOD, John - 22 Nov 1946 aged 69
. born in Dunedin to John Boatwood (1841-1912) & Catherine Moffat (1844-1921). John married Saphronia Rose Belinda Smith (1877-1964) in 1904. No children. John was an orchardist on Tramway Road, Birkdale, Waitemata

* BODLEY, Henry - 5 Feb 1943 aged 56

* BOGUE, Alfred Joseph - 18 April 1949 aged 61

* BOLAND, Christopher Sidney Joseph - 19 April 1937 aged 55

* BOLTON, Emily - 22 Oct 1949 aged 68
* BOLTON, Louisa Travis - 17 July 1944 aged 83
* BOLTON, Sydney Victor - 22 June 1954 aged 62
* BOLTON, Tom - 14 May 1965 aged 85

* BOOTH, Hilda - 2 Jan 1949 aged 63
* BOOTH, William - 12 Oct 1948 aged 60

* BOREHAM, Albert Henry - 29 Dec 1948 aged 60
* BOREHAM, Jane Kate (nee Hill) - 17 June 1954 aged 70
. married Albert Henry Boreham in 1913

* BOULTER, Charles - 29 Aug 1931 aged 63

* BOURKE, Robert - 10 March 1942 aged 49

* BOWES, Walter Frederick - 10 June 1953 aged 75

* BOYLE, Philip - 29 April 1945 aged 55

* BOYD, Alice Maud - 7 Aug 1940 aged 76
* BOYD, William John - 2 July 1944 aged 74
* names list has William Phyliss Jane Boyd
* BOYD, William Leslie - 26 Feb 1946 aged 60

* BRACKEBUSCH, Arthur Franz - 5 Aug 1949 aged 59
* names list has Blackebush
. Born in Melbourne of German parents, married Helen Snoswell (1887-1964) in NZ 1913

* BRADNAM, Edwin James - 21 Dec 1954 aged 85
* BRADNAM, Ruby Margaret - 1 May 1947 aged 59

* BRAID, - see Baird

* BRACKENREED, Walter - 3 June 1947 aged 80
. Walter was a farmhand at Pakuranga

* BRAMPTON, Ernest - 9 April 1950 aged 68
* BRAMPTON, Margaret Elizabeth - 5 Sep 1950 aged 65

* BRAND, Alice - 1 April 1948 aged 83 (wife of William next)
* BRAND, William Teverson, 26 March 1938 aged 64
. their only child, Ethel Alice Brand, died 1916 aged 11

* BRASSINGTON, John - 8 March 1942 aged 73
NZ Herald, 10 March 1942 BRASSINGTON - On March 8, 1942, at his residence, Scotts Road, Glen Eden, John, dearly-beloved husband of Mary Hannah and loved father of Marion; aged 73 years.
* BRASSINGTON, Mary Hannah - 1 Aug 1963 aged 95
. In 1925 they were living Fair View Road, Glen Eden where John was a Painter

* BRAY - Margaret Alice - 3 April 1944 aged 69

* BREBNER, Arthur Glendinning - 11 Jan 1945 aged 70
* BREBNER, Elizabeth Hardie 'Bess' - 6 Jan 1941 aged 34
. born 1906 in Govan, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Not married

* BREMER, Agnes Euphemia (nee Blackie) - 18 Sep 1944 aged 90
. married Jacob Martin Wilhelm Bremer in 1884 & had a son, 1884-1948 Arthur Wilhelm Bremer

* BRETT, Elsie Christina - 30 May 1948 aged 66

* BRIDGER, Henrietta Georgina (nee Anderson) - 6 June 1945 aged 32
. married Alfred Montgomery 'Fred' Bridger (1913-1987) in 1938. Alfred next married Patricia Ruth 'Pat' Makgill (1923-2017) in 1946 .. BRIDGER, Patricia Ruth (Pat). Passed away peacefully, at Ascot House, on the 29th of December, 2017, aged 94 years. Loved wife of the late Fred. Dearly loved Mum of Peter, Susan and the late Patricia, and mother-in-law of Jane, Grant and Roger. Much loved Nana and Great Nana of many. Loved sister and sister-in-law of Nancy and the late Ted, Anne, the late Dick and Marjorie and the late Elizabeth. Loved aunt to her nieces and nephews.

* BRIGGS, Josephine Chapman Woods (nee Grant) - 9 Feb 1946 aged 76
. married Michael Briggs in 1887 & had 2 children (1 son). Michael was a butcher. In 1913 a decree nisi was granted to Josephine v Michael Briggs for his desertion.
Redfern, Sydney 6 Aug 1929 BANDITS OUTWITTED by 68 year old Butcher, an Ex New Zealander. Two men appeared in Court in the 'Butcher's Shop Sensation'. William Wilton and William Nelson were remanded on charges of robbery under arms, in connection with the outrage at Michael Brigg's butchers shop. Nelson was also charged with having fired a revolver with intent to murder the woman who telephoned for the police. They two men masked were caught in the shop after binding up the proprietor (Michael). They were each sentenced to 5 years imprisonment.

* BRINDLE, Thomas - 9 April 1948 aged 83

* BRINSDEN, Edwin Walter - 11 May 1943 aged 67
. married Victoria Blanche Catherine Burke (1881-1932) in 1905. He next married Ida Mabel Crook (nee Barnes) in 1936

* BROADBENT, George Adam - 16 Jan 1940 aged 65
* names list has 16 Jan 1950.

* BROCKETT, Geoffrey Selwyn - 10 Aug 1942 aged 5 months

* BRODIE, Bertram Eustace Silke - 25 Nov 1934 aged 62
* BRODIE George Eric Silke - 29 Jan 1943 aged 46
. Captain 604465 NZ Military Forces

* BROOKS, John William - 18 May 1936 aged 82

* BROOKES, George Reginald - 23 June 1949 aged 56
* names list has Brooks. Born 1893 to George Hovey Brookes & Martha Jane Cutler. Brother of William Hovey Brookes below
* BROOKES, William Hovey - 27 Dec 1943 aged 73
. brother of George Reginald above

* BROOKING, Louise Eliza (nee McDermott) - 3 Dec 1955 aged 65
. married William John Brooking in 1910
* BROOKING, William John - 28 Nov 1945 aged 64

* BROWN, Charles Joseph - 18 Dec 1943 aged 83
* BROWN, Francis William - 11 Jan 1944 aged 78
* BROWN, John Bush - 13 Aug 1923 aged 52
* BROWN, Laura Dorothy (nee Harris) - 13 July 1956 aged 79
. married Francis William Brown in 1928
* BROWN, Margaret - 9 Oct 1940 aged 56
* BROWN, Walter - 5 May 1948 aged 60
* BROWN, William - 15 May 1946 aged 71

* BROWNE, Elizabeth - 18 March 1944 aged 75
. Miss Elizabeth Browne, beloved sister of James, Sarah and Florence, was a Nursing Matron from Northern Ireland
* BROWNE, Florence Amelia (nee Miller) - 22 July 1938 aged 60
. married James Wakelin Browne (1865-1945) from Belfast in 1905 & had 3 children (2 sons). James was a Judge of the Native Land Court for more than 59 years. He next married Mona Marion Butler (1889-1982) 11 days later, on 2 Aug 1938. James died in Wanganui

* BRUCE, Charles William - 6 April 1964 aged 73
* BRUCE, Margaret Inglis - 10 Dec 1931 aged 28
. daughter of William Bruce & Clara Southberg
Gisborne Times, 11 Dec 1931 Widespread regret will be felt at the death yesterday morning, at her parents' residence, 221 Harris Street, of Miss Margaret Inglis Bruce, only surviving daughter of Mr and Mrs W. D. Bruce. Born in Gisborne 28 years ago, the late Miss Bruce spent practically the whole of her life in this district. For some time past, she had enjoyed only indifferent health, this necessitating her retirement from active participation in social life. In her younger days she was an enthusiastic dancer and a keen sportswoman, while her interest in music made her one of the most popular members of any gathering in the social world. An old student of the Gisborne High School, she gave much practical assistance to the association and on occasions gave her services and invoked those of her fellow-members of a capable amateur orchestra in connection with the functions conducted by the organisation. Of an earnest and lovable nature, Miss Bruce had hosts of friends, who noted with grief her steady decline in health during recent months and hwo will share with Mr and Mrs Bruce a deep sense of loss occasioned by her passing. The bereavement of the parents is rendered more acute by the fact that Miss Margaret Bruce was the only surviving daughter, her elder sister having died some years ago.
* BRUCE, Sarah Jane - 5 Aug 1944 aged 80
NZ Herald, 4 Aug 1944 BRUCE - On August 2, at a rest home, Auckland, Sarah Jane, loved mother of Edith and Dorothy Mann and Grace Miller; aged 80 years. Private cremation.

* BRUNSDEN, Arthur Richard Theodore 'Brunny' - 31 Oct 1958 aged 79
. born 1 Oct 1879 in Christchurch, a son of William Donaldson Brunsden (1852-1889), a Lithographic printer & Salvation Army member, & Elizabeth Robertson Allison (1854-1919), a Salvation Army member. Arthur married Ethel Blackmore in Timaru on 1 April 1907. There were no children. In Nov 1924 he told Ethel he was done with her, told her goodbye forever, that he was going to Melbourne with another woman and showed her the boat ticket. On 23 Dec 1924 he was arrested on the day of his projected departure for Australia, and appeared in Christchurch Court on having failed to provide adequate maintenance for his wife. On 30 June 1925 he applied for the cancellation of a separation from Ethel but failed to appear in court and the application was dismissed. He was ordered to pay the costs to Ethel. In July 1931 Mr Arthur Brunsden, of Auckland, formerly well known in Christchurch as a Rugby and League footballer, was on a health recruiting trip to Dunedin and Christchurch.
Brunny Brunsden was a Canterbury rugby representative player and Rugby League test referee (1919). Rugby League football was founded in NZ on 25 April 1910 & on 13 July 1912 in Canterbury at a meeting which included William Moyle & Robert Brunsden and representatives Charlie Pearce & David McPhail. In Jan 1912 Mr Arthur Brunsden, one time a well-known Canterbury rep for the Canterbury Rugby Union, spent a few days in Auckland holiday making. 'Brunny' played a few matches for Parnell a few season back and had been renewing aquaintances with many of his local friends. In June 1924 Arthur was 'warned off' for 3 years by the Ashburton County Rugby Union for openly betting on a football ground and using abusive language to a Union official. Before moving to Auckland Arthur was an Engineer at the Kaiapoi Woollen Mills
* BRUNSDEN, Ethel (nee Blackmore) - 8 Jan 1943 aged 60
* Arthur next married Minnie (nee Shugg 1885-1976) in 1946. Minnie 1st married Frederick Wiltshire in 1916.

* BRYANT, Harold Walter - 7 March 1947 aged 60

* BRYDEN, William - 5 Nov 1939 aged 70
. married Cecilia Josephine Rowley (1875-1969) in 1895 & had 6 children (3 sons). In 1911 they were at 65 Maitland St., Dunedin. In 1925 at 5 Short St., Palmerston.
Auckland Star, 7 Nov 1939 BRYDEN - On November 5, 1939, at his daughter's residence, 27 Herne Bay Road, Herne Bay, Auckland, William, loved husband of Cecilia Bryden

* BRYERS, Ruby Mary (nee Boddington) - 7 Nov 1946 aged 47
. Ruby was born in Nelson to William Henry Boddington (1862-1951) & Mary Ann Nesbit (1869-1924). She married Frederick Tautari Bryers (1882-1971) 30 May 1921 in Palmerston North & had 3 known sons. Frederick was the 11th of 14 children of John Bryers & Maraea Maria Perry & a brother of Sydney next. He died in Wellington & buried Karori
* BRYERS, Sydney William George - 1 Feb 1947 aged 71
. born 11 Nov 1874 in Rawene, Northland, 7th of 14 children of John Bryers (1844-1934) & Maraea Maria Perry (1844-1883), He married Ruby Andrewina Macpherson (1889-1949) on 29 April 1914, in Christchurch & had 6 known children (3 sons). Ruby is also buried at Waikumete.

* BUCHANAN, Betsy (nee Rhodes) - 15 May 1943 aged 47
. married James George Buchanan (1898-1976) in 1922

* BUCKERIDGE, Charles Frederick - 7 July 1944 aged 55
* names list has Buckenridge. Charles was a son of Robert Buckeridge (1855-1914), born Taita & Zealandia Louisa Worth (1858-1918) born on board the Zealandia. His paternal grandparents were Robert Buckeridge (1816-1874) & Ann Cording (1818-1887) at Clareville. In 1911 Charles was a carpenter in Otaki. He married Olive Jessie Bevan (1889-1934) in 1911 & had 7 children (1 son). In 1925 he was a carpenter of Lloyd Ave West., Mt Albert. He next married Ethel May Seymour (1898-1974) in 1936. Ethel next married James St. Clair Williamson (1896-1987) in 1949

* BUCKLER, Samuel - 25 Aug 1929 aged 77
. in 1893 Samuel was an Engine-driver in Rata, Hunterville, Rangitikei. He married Mary Picard (1850-1925) in 1905. In 1896 Mary was a Tailoress at Howe St., Auckland. In 1911 they were at 18 New St., St Marys Bay, Auckland where he was an Engineer. In 1925 they were at 3 Bedford St., Parnell
Auckland Star, 27 Aug 1929 ELDERLY MAN'S DEATH. An old man, Mr Samuel Buckler, was found in his house, Bedford Street, Parnell, last evening about six o'clock, by a neighbour. Knowing that Mr Buckler, who lived alone, had not been seen during the day, Mrs E. A. Davis went to his house at 6 o'clock to investigate. Receiving no reply to her knock at the door, she entered and found Mr Buckler dead in bed.

* BUCKLEY, George Leonard - 23 March 1950 aged 79
. born in Dunedin, the 10th of 11 children (5 sons) of John Buckley (1820-1878) from County Cork & Emily Mary Reynolds (1833-1881) from Cornwall. He moved to Wanganui, where he continued his trade as a boilermaker and there married Ruth Signal in 1905. He was also a musician & conductor (of brass bands), conducting his first band when he was 19. They lived in Auckland where he was Conductor of the Auckland Municipal Band. In 1909 his Excellency the Governor appointed Bandmaster George to be honorary lieutenant of the band, 2nd Battalion, Wellington Rifle Volunteers. In 1910 he won the Australasian Cornet Championship and his band, the Wanganui Garrison, won that year the Australasian Championship, the first NZ band to do so. During WWII he was made Captain of the NZ T.S. In 1911 George was awarded the NZ Territorial Service medal. He was the first Conductor of the Papakura Military Camp Band in WWII leading thousands of members of the three echelons and the early reinforcement of the Second NZEF in and out of the camp gates.
* BUCKLEY, Ruth (nee Signal) - 9 Aug 1941 aged 68
. born in Wanganui, Ruth was a twin (with Edit, 1 of 3 sets), the 8th & 9th of 13 children of James Signal (1838-1912) & Emily Constant (1838-1920). her marriage to George at her parent's home in Wanganui. They had 2 sons:
* 1909 - 1994 Reynolds George Rimmer Buckley (+Sutcliffe). Reynolds was promoted to Wing-Commander at the age of 30 in 1941.
* 1915- Jack Buckley. Jack was an outstanding piano (& violin) soloist, in concerts since the age of 10. He played his first Auckland concert with the grand orchestra in 1936. He received a German National Scholarship in music in 1939. He served as Pilot Officer 414858 with the Royal Air Force, did his training in Alberta & Bombing & Gunnery School, Manitobo, receiving the Distinguished Flying Cross in WWII.
. a cousin, Maurice William Buckley, M.B.E. (1895-1956) Royal NZ Air Force was in charge of the NZ Bomber Squadron in England (Air Commodore in 1946)
NZ Herald, 11 Aug 1941 BUCKLEY - On August 9 1941, at Auckland, Ruth, beloved wife of Captain George L. Buckley and mother of Reynolds and Jack, Royal Air Force, England; aged 68 years.

* BUCKTON, Agnes Jane (nee Peebles) - 29 July 1933 aged 61
. born in Pekapeka, the 8th of 11 children of George Peebles (1834-1901) & Janet Turnbull (1833-1915) from Scotland, who died in Whakatane. Agnes married Harry Buckton 3 Sep 1895 at Upper Kuaotunu, Thames-Coromandel, in 1895 & had 8 children (3 sons)
Auckland Star, 31 Oct 1895 BUCKTON-PEEBLES - On September 3, at the residence of the bride's parents, Kuaotunu, by the Rev S. Buchanan, Henry, third son of Mr T. Buckton, Auckland, late of Leeds, Yorkshire, to Agnes Jane, third daughter of Mr George Peebles, Kuaotunu, late of Fifeshire, Scotland.
Auckland Star, 29 July 1933 BUCKTON - On July 29, at 28 Rose Road, Grey Lynn, Agnes Jane, beloved wife of Harry Buckton; aged 61 years. At rest. Private interment.
* BUCKTON, Harry - 2 Aug 1948 aged 76
. born in Wortley, Leeds, 2nd of 11 children of Thomas Sowry Buckton (1839-1916) & Mary Jane Trainer (1842-1913), Harry arrived in NZ when he was 4 in was a Miner at Kuaotunu. They were living 28 Rose Road, Grey Lynn by 1925. His parents also settled in Grey Lynn

* BUDDLE, Charles Frederick - 1 Aug 1929 aged 70
. Charles was a Solicitor. He was 1 of 10 children of the Wesleyan Missionary, Rev Thomas Buddle (1812-1883) & Sarah Dixon (1813-1884). He married Eliza Bell in 1883 in Auckland. They were married by his father the Rev Thomas Buddle. They had 4 children, 1893-1976 Una Buddle & 1884-1950 Charles Bell Buddle and two died as newborns
* BUDDLE, Eliza (nee Bell) - 17 May 1941 aged 78
NZ Herald, 20 May 1941 The death has occurred of Mrs Eliza Buddle, of 7 Havelock Street, Auckland, at the age of 78 years. Mrs Buddle was born in Auckland and married Mr C. F. Buddle, formerly a partner in the firm of Buddle, Richmond and Buddle. She lived almost all of her life in New Zealand but after the Great War travelled extensively, making a number of trips to England. She lived at Gibraltar for three years and also visited Japan. Mrs Buddle is survived by two sons, Mr C. B. Buddle, who is a partner in the firm and Mr G. A. Buddle and a daughter, Mrs Una Paton, of Scotland.
* BUDDLE, Frank - 8 Sep 1946 aged 73
. 3rd of 10 children (5 sons) of William Dixon Buddle & Elizabeth Mary Cooke. He was a grandson of the Wesleyan Missionary, Rev Thomas Buddle & Sarah Dixon

* BUGGY, Annie Elizabeth - 22 Dec 1943 aged 85
. born in Devon, England to Edward George & Elizabeth Annie Buggy. Annie was a school teacher, she never married

* BULL, Jessie (nee McBeath) - 14 Feb 1936 aged 55
. married Alfred William Bull (1872-1941) in 1910 at her parents home in Lynwood, Dunedin. In 1925 they were in Hamilton were he was a drapery manager.

* BULLIVANT, Francis Gerald William - 26 Jan 1950 aged 69
. Francis was born in Australia. He married Ethel Austin in Glebe, Sydney in 1901. Sometime later he came to NZ for work and was away for 2 years, sending Ethel regular maintenance. When he returned Ethel was living with his mother. There were frequent arguments and they kicked him out in 1904. He came back to NZ and married (bigamously) Elizabeth Kathleen 'Kate' O'Reilly (1888-1955) in 1915, using the name Patrick Francis Newton. They had 2 children; 1916- Alice Mary Newton & 1917-1942 James William Newton. Francis then left and had a defacto relationship with Mabel Heath (1893-1978) from 1918. They had 2 daughters, Iris Charlotte Bullivant (1919-1998 +Fredatovich) & June Mabel Bullivant (1920-1983 +Fredatovich +Hopkins). In 1919 Elizabeth went to court for more maintenance for her & their 2 children at which time her bigamous marriage was revealed. Francis received 6 months with hard labour.
Auckland, 29 March 1922 on warrant for failing to comply with the terms of a maintenance order for the support of his two children, of whom Elizabeth Kate O'Reilly is the mother, Francis Gerald William Bullivant, alias Patrick Francis Newton, alias Patrick Fraser, age about forty-one, height 5ft 9in, butcher, native of Australia, strong build, dark complexion, black hair, brown eyes, scar over left eye and on left forearm. Arrears to 24th March last £59
* Ethel finally divorced him in 1932 and that year he & Mabel married.
* Elizabeth Kate died as Newton and is buried with her mother Alice O'Reilly (from Kilkenny) and her son James William Newton, at Waikaraka cemetery. James was 25 when he was killed at Greytown, along with his mate Stanley George Martin (1918-1942), when both the soldiers collided with a stationary army truck whilst riding a motorbike

* BURCHMORE, Sydney William - 1 July 1939 aged 77
* names list has no first names
* BURCHMORE, Elizabeth Ann (nee Pellow) - 24 Sep 1946 aged 78
. married Sydney William Burchmore in 1893. 3 known daughters

* BURDETT, Beatrice Adelaide (nee Buckley) - 3 July 1939 aged 53
. married James Whitby Burdett in 1910
* BURDETT, Phyliss Katherine (nee Cooper) - 5 July 1951 aged 34
. daughter-in-law of James & Beatrice here, married James Whitby Burdett jnr (1911-1986) in Dargaville 1939
* BURDETT, James Whitby - 25 May 1947 aged 71

* BURLTON-BENNET, Robert John - 22 Sep 1949 aged 85
. an Attorney (among other things)

* BURNETT, Joseph Alfred - 16 Nov 1940 aged 66

* BURNS, Mary Jane - 4 Nov 1953 aged 69
* BURNS, Robert Edward - 30 Aug 1946 aged 82
* BURNS, William John - 23 Nov 1939 aged 60

* BURROWS, John Robertson - 20 April 1949 aged 81
. married Louisa Jane Bristow (1865-1931) in Dunedin in 1888 & had 5 children (3 sons). In 1893 they were in Greytown. In 1896 he was a carter in Auckland. He next married Elizabeth Evelyn Barton (1878-1945) in 1940

* BUSCH, August - 25 Oct 1947 aged 80

* BUSH, Edward Henry - 15 Jan 1943 aged 74
NZ Herald, 16 Jan 1943 BUSH - On January 15, 1943, at Green Lane Hospital, Edward Henry, dearly-loved husband of Ada Florence Bush (1868-1964) of 3 Lauriston Avenue, Remuera and loving father of Mrs W. R. Taylor (Buckland) (Katherine Chloe); aged 74 years

* BUTLER, Edith Jane - 25 July 1935 aged 58
NZ Herald, 26 July 1935 BUTLER - On July 25, at a private hospital, Matamata, Edith Jane, beloved wife of William Henry Butler, Pirongia.
* BUTLER, Ellen - 23 Jan 1942 aged 88
Auckland Star, 24 Jan 1942 BUTLER - On January 23 at Auckland, Ellen, dearly beloved wife of the late John Butler, of Waihi and loved mother of Mrs Green, Mount Eden, Mrs Meyers, New North Road, the late Mrs Stitt and Mr William Cowell, Mount Eden, aged 88 years. BUTLER - On January 23, at Auckland, Ellen, dearly beloved wife of the late Jack Butler, of Waihi. Always remembered by her loving granddaughter. Maisie, Ted, wee Norman.
* BUTLER, Mary - 23 Nov 1926 aged 89
Auckland Star, 25 Nov 1926 BUTLER - At her residence, Sentinel Road, November 23, Mary, beloved wife of R. Butler and mother of Nellie, Charles, Willie and Henry Butler; aged eighty-nine.
* BUTLER, Henry - 30 Aug 1948 aged 72
* BUTLER, Richard - 24 June 1941 aged 90
NZ Herald, 27 June 1941 BUTLER - On June 23, at Knox Home, Richard, loved husband of the late Mary Butler, Sentinel Road, Herne Bay and loved father of Miss N. Butler, Sentinel Road, H. Butler, Henderson and the late C. and W. Butler, Henderson; aged 90.

* BYRNE, Leila Mary (nee Fitzroy) - 25 April 1935 aged 46
. married John Patrick Byrne in 1922. In 1925 Leila was in Hikorangi, Wairarapa

* BYRON, Harold Edward 'Harry' - 18 May 1942 aged 88
. born 1 Nov 1853 in Nottingham, England, Harry was a Boilermaker in Railway Rerrace, New Market. He married Cecilia Rukei Marshall (1859-1943) in 1876 & had 8 known children. Cecilia was the 11th of 15 children of William Henry Marshall (1815-1886) & Elizabeth Mary Sheppard Banks (1927-1895) from Kent

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Frederick Notley Bartram (1920s)
as Member of the NZ Parliament for Grey Lynn

The following list of names are of those whose ashes were kept in the little old chapel at Waikumete Cemetery for many years (from Dec 1977). When the chapel needed some restoration work, the ashes were moved below ground into 3 concrete vaults and have, at this date, become known as the 1800 unclaimed urns
... In 2016 Terry Fergusson went in search of the missing link in his Ngapuhi Whakapapa, his great grand father Hudson Pomare Fergusson (1855-1943) died over 70 years ago. He was cremated and interred at Waikumete Cemetery in Auckland. Terry soon found out his great grandfather's ashes were not where they were originally laid to rest. He says when Auckland Council officials revealed to him the whereabouts of the ashes he was angry and shocked. "The fact that we have uncovered that he was moved, not once, twice but three times and then put in a mass grave with up to 2000 other people."
Terry and his family have requested the return of the ashes of their tipuna to take them home to Hokianga. However Katherine Moore, Manager of Cemeteries at Auckland Council says, "They are pretty reluctant to start down that road, mainly because we think that there is a real risk to damage or disturb the remains of others that are there".
The Ferguson whanau is now seeking legal advice on what they can do next. Terry Fergusson is urging other families who may have loved ones who were cremated and interred at the original Waikumete Crematorium between 1920 - 1970's to see if your ancestors name is on the list.

Auckland Council provided Native Affairs with the names of the 1800 people but, as you will see at the above link, they do not contain any ages or other identifiable info, which is why I have expanded the list here to help you recognise any possible ancestors. Each and every person has been individually researched; using BDM, Papers Past, the cemetery database, family trees, or any other means I could find, which then revealed a number of the names (spelling) or dates, differed slightly from the those on the list - this is pointed out when applicable.
. NOTES .
* lack of time means I have not looked for all maiden names, nor to link all parents or partners, but will come back to edit from time to time.
* same surnames grouped together does not necessarily mean they were related.
* dates could be of death or burial
* my edits & additions will be obvious
* further info may be found Waikumete Cemetery on Find A Grave

This is the (pdf) LIST of NAMES
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* ABBOTT, Reginald Montague Vane - 3 Jan 1938, aged 58
. school teacher at various schools in NZ, Australia & England. Served in WWI as Private 11377, 12th Reinforcements, Auckland Infantry Battalion, A Company, NZEF. Awarded the Military Medal for gallantry. Wounded at Passchendaele, invalided to NZ and owing to his disabilities was unable to resume teaching

* ADAMS, Cecil Walter - 16 April 1939, aged 72
. carpenter-builder-building inspector
Auckland Star, 17 April 1939 ADAMS - On April 16, Cecil Walter, dearly-beloved husband of Florence Mary Adams, Dedwood Terrace, Ponsonby
* ADAMS, Florence Mary (nee Jordan) - 18 Aug 1948, aged 73
. born Parramatta, NSW, married Cecil in 1896 & had 5 known children (4 sons). A son, Flight Officer, Donald Arthur Adams (1918-1942), was 1 of 3 men of the No 40 Squadron in Wellington IC, Serial HF 846, who were on 'Operation Tobruk" during WWII, taking off on 25 Sep 1942 at 20:01 hours from Kabrit, Egypt, on an operation to bomb Tobruk. They went down south-west of El Gubbi
* ADAMS, Mary Ann - 13 April 1940, aged 66
* ADAMS, Heywood Archdall - 21 Jan 1947, aged 34
. names list has 21.1.1917 . he married Ngaire Alison Weller in St Michael & All Angels Church, Kelburn, Wellington in 1937
* ADAMS, John - 3 March 1942, aged 82
* ADAMS, Joseph Bernard - 11 Jan 1942, aged 64
. married Edith Mary Wilson in St Mary's Church, Wanganui in 1900. In 1911 they were boardinghouse keepers in Hobsonville, Auckland. In 1925 they were farming in Hurunui, Waikato
* ADAMS, Edith Mary (nee Wilson) - 3 July 1958, aged 81
* ADAMS, Joseph - 29 Aug 1949, aged 79

* ADAMSON, Fanny Lillian - 19 Oct 1954, aged 80
* ADAMSON, John - 20 Oct 1930, aged 85
Waikato TImes, 21 Oct 1930 Captain John Adamson died yesterday at Herne Bay. Captain Adamson, who was 85 years of age, spent 40 years at sea.
* ADAMSON, Marianne Grace - 29 Dec 1935, aged 76

* AGNEW, Clara 23 Dec 1939, aged 71
* AGNEW, Robert - 30 June 1940, aged 61

* AH KEW, Mavis Eileen (nee Reardon) - 16 Sep 1948, aged 45
. married Henry Ah Kew (1900-1966), Lawyer & community leader, son of James Ah Kew & Mellie Guey (aka Mary Fong). Henry’s father, whose Chinese name was Yan Kew, was born in the Chinese province of Guangdong. He moved to Victoria, Australia and in Dec 1871 arrived in Auckland. In 1879 he was naturalised, his occupation being A fancy goods merchant. uNknown when his wife arrived, but in 1888 they were married, making the Ah Kew family one of the longest-resident Chinese families in Auckland. Henry went through the local school system, attending the Auckland Normal School in Wellesley Street East for his secondary education. He then enrolled at Auckland University College, graduating in 1924 with a law degree. It is said he was the first Chinese in NZ to do so. On leaving university he joined the Auckland law firm Oliphant and Oliphant. By 1928 he had set up his own practice, which he continued until shortly before his death. Most of the clients were Chinese.
On 26 June 1940, in Auckland, Henry Ah Kew married Mavis Eileen Reardon. Like many Chinese–European marriages of the time, the match was not approved of by either the Chinese or European communities. The couple lived in Epsom and in 1944 a son was born. In 1948 Mavis suffered a brain haemorrhage and died. Henry threw himself into his work, leaving the raising of his young son mostly in the hands of various Chinese friends.
Henry, now aged 64, next married 23-year-old Elizabeth Mary Brainsby, a shop assistant, on 2 Oct 1964. He retired from his practice shortly afterwards. He died 19 Jan 1966 of a heart attack. He was survived by his wife and the son of his first marriage.

* AHLERS, Dalia Te Iria (nee Williams) - 28 March 1950 aged 43
. married Max Ahlers (1889-1951) in 1920. Max was born in Wanganui, a son of Heinrich Julius Georg Ahlers (1858-1916) & Marie Pauline Preuss (1857-1936) from Germany. He was a farmer in Opitiki. He 1st married Kitty Williams in Opotiki 1 Dec 1917 & had a son, George Bernard Ahlers on 15 Nov 1918. Kitty died during the birth aged 19. Max next married Dalia & they had 3 children (1 son)

* AICKIN, Thomas Reginald - 27 Nov 1948 aged 62
. (sometimes written Aicken) .
Thomas was the 3rd of 9 children (6 sons) of George Gordon Aicken (1855-1920) & Margaret Donaldson (1859-1928) who married in Auckalnd in 1883. His father was Stationmaster at Manukau in 1893 and was retired in 1911, living at 5 Clifton Road, Browns Bay, Auckland West. Thomas served as Sergeant 23/49, Brigade Headquarters Staff, NZ Rifle Brigade, 1st Battalion. He enlisted from Auckland on 28 May 1915 where he was with the New Zealand Railways. 5 foot 10 inches, weight: 10 stone (140lb), complexion: medium, Eyes: blue, Hair: brown. His next of kin was his father of 5 Clifton Road, Herne Bay, Auckland. He embarked 9 Oct 1915 from Wellington. He was later made Captain and was struck off on 22 May 1919. He married Rhoda Elizabeth Maud Young (1894-1958) in 1923

* AITKEN, Herbert James - 30 March 1946 aged 68
. in 1911 Herbert was the manager of the Palace Hotel in Willis St., Wellington.

* Aickson, Jonathan - 28 Aug 1949 aged 63
* Aickson, Ethel - 27 June 1951 aged 63
. these two were actually ATKINSON, see below

* AIREY, Alice Maud (nee Haszard) - 6 May 1939 aged 62
Auckland Star, 6 May 1939 AIREY - On May 6, at a private hospital, Alice Maud, dearly beloved wife of H. W. Airey, Aldred Road, Remuera
. Alice married Henry Watson Airey in 1901
* AIREY, Jane - 10 May 1930 aged aged 79
* AIREY, Henry Watson - 7 Sep 1954 aged 85
. Henry 1st married Alice Haszard above. He next married Emily Ida Pittar (1884-1971) in St Aidan's Church, Remuera in 1940

* AKER, Christian John - 6 Feb 1949 aged 74
. 6th of 8 children of Christoph Heinrich Aker (1838-1908) & Katharina Seyb (1839-)
* AKER, Myrtle Gosford (nee Asher) - 17 Aug 1960 aged 79
. born in Dunedin, 7th of 13 children of George Leyon Asher (1845-1936) from NSW, & Matilda Randall (1847-1917). Myrtle married Christian Aker in 1905 & had 2 (known) sons

* ALDRED, William - 14 July 1947 aged 56
* ALDRED, Madeline Dora (nee Titchener) - 9 Aug 1960 aged 70
. she married William Aldred in 1913 & had 2 sons

* ALLAN, Mary Ann - 6 March 1947 aged 47
* ALLAN, Malcolm Stewart - 22 May 1957 aged 81
. married Mary Youngs in 1901 & had 2 sons
* ALLAN, Sarah - 4 Nov 1944 aged 84

* ALLEN, Walter John - 28 May 1943 aged 53
* ALLEN, Florence Beatrice (nee Robertshaw) - 7 Dec 1948 aged 60
. married Frederick Allen in 1911
* ALLEN, William Frederick - 14 Sep 1944 aged 68
* ALLEN, Maud Lena - 23 Aug 1952 aged 68
* ALLEN, William Thruston - 4 March 1947 aged 68
. married Florence Muriel Malcolm Orr (1889-1971) in 1911 at her parents' home in Whataupoko. They were sheep farming in Te Pora, Waipiro Bay in 1911

* ALLPRESS, Frederick Charles - 28 May 1941 aged 68

* AMUNDSEN, Albert Alfred William 'George' - 14 Feb 1949 aged 54
. born in Norsewood, 2nd of 7 children of Lars Wilhelm Amundsen (1869-1924) & Elese Rebekka Hansen (1870-1912). Albert was a Gardener in Auckland. He died Intestate

* AMBROSE, Gustav Edward - 29 June 1940 aged 77
. born in Estonia to Johann Andreas Ambrosen (1824-1893) & Wilhelmine Charlotte Luther (1822-1869)
* AMBROSE, Elizabeth Ruth (nee Pritchard) - 13 Jan 1944 aged 77
. born Maitland, NSW to James Pritchard (1830-1911) & Zillah Snellgrove (1830-1893). They married in 1902 & had 6 children (2 sons)

* ANDERSON, Charles Joseph - 13 Feb 1949 aged 67
* ANDERSON, William Dale - 19 Nov 1939 aged 31
. son of William Anderson & Madeline Elizabeth Dale
NZ Herald, 20 Nov 1939 ANDERSON - On November 19, William Dale, dearly-loved eldest son of Mrs M. E. and the late William Anderson and loved brother of James and Robert and grandson of the late John Anderson, Poporangi Station, Hawke's Bay; aged 31 years. Private cremation.
* ANDERSON, Robert John - 14 May 1948 aged 70
* ANDERSON, Cecil Burlace - 8 Feb 1946 aged 43
. married Sophia Ethel Craill in 1932

* ANGOVE, William John - 10 June 1946 aged 87
. born in Warkworth, Auckland, a son of Richard Joseph 'Matthew' (1823-1897) & Annie (1819-1910) Angove
* ANGOVE, Letitia (nee Palmer) - 13 Dec 1954 aged 82
. born in Belfast, Ireland to Henry Palmer (1834-1897) & Eliza Mawhinney (1841-1914) Letitia married William in Ponsonby, Auckland 18 Nov 1882 & had 1 daughter, Annie Cornelia Angove (1884-1964 +Baverstock)

* ANKERS, George Frederick - 1 Sep 1948 aged 34

* ARLOW, Edward John - 4 Feb 1926 aged 75
. married Evelyn Jean Amess in 1911

* ARMITAGE, Clarice May - 7 Aug 1944 aged 60
* names list has Clarence Armitage
Auckland Star, 8 Aug 1944 ARMITAGE - On August 7 1944, at a private hospital, Clarice May, beloved wife of William Armitage, 15 Walmer Road, Point Chevalier, and loving mother of Linda, Lilah, Bill and Allan, aged 60 years.
* ARMITAGE, William - 21 Nov 1953 aged 70

* ARMSTRONG, Ella Eliza - 8 Aug 1944 aged 60
* names List has 6 May 1950
* ARMSTRONG, William - 21 Nov 1953 age unknown

* ASBURY, John - 11 Aug 1937 aged 65
. John was a Orchardist at Woodland Road, Glen Eden
Auckland Star, 12 Aug 1937 ASBURY - On August 11, at his residence, 20 Cardwell Street, Onehunga, John, dearly-beloved husband of Laura Ashbury; aged 65 years
* ASBURY, Laura - 1 Aug 1945 aged 71

* ASH, Beauchamp Hannah (nee Bellows) - 12 July 1927 aged 58
* ASH, John Willsteed - 27 Jan 1944 aged 78
. John was born in Portsea, Hampshire, England in June 1868, the 1st of 9 children of John Henry Ash (1847-1917), a bank cashier & Mary Ann Willsteed (1850-1930). John studied art in Birmingham. He married Hannah Beauchamp Bellows in Cardiff, Wales in 1898 & had 4 known children (1 son). They arrived in Auckland 1914 and John taught at the Seddon Memorial Technical College. John was an Artist. He painted landscapes in oils & watercolour, exhibiting with Auckland Society of Arts, NZ Academy of Fine Arts & British Empire Exhibition, London in 1924

* ASHMAN, Eva May - 11 Dec 1938 aged 59
. 7th of 7 children (6 daughters) of Frederick Ashman & Margaret Jones
NZ Herald, 12 Dec 1938 ASHMAN - On December 11, at Mairangi Bay, Eva May, youngest daughter of the late Mrs and Mrs F. Ashman. Funeral will leave her late residence 1 p.m. today (Monday), connecting with the 2 p.m. Devonport vehicular ferry for Waikumete Crematorium.

* ASHTON, Mervyn Roy 'Dick' - 1 July 1936 aged 38
. Dick was born in Waipawa, a son of George John Ashton (1859-1932) & Katherine Louisa Rich (1860-1944), who was a daughter of Sir Charles Henry John Rich, 3rd Rich Baronet of Shirley House & Lady Harriet Theodosia Sullivan. Mervyn enlisted for WWI from Morrinsville on 2 Nov 1916, his mother was his next of kin of same address. He served as Private 42010, embarking 2 April 1917 on the Corinthic with the 23rd Reinforcements, E Company, NZEF. He was no longer fit for service on 13 June 1918 and returned to Morrinsville where he was actively associated with many forms of sport and was well-known as a show-ring competitor. He married Kathleen Jessie McLeod (1897-1977) in 1922 & had 3 children (2 sons). They later moved to Te Kawa West where he was farming and was closely identified with several sporting bodies, being a representative cricket player and taking part in tennis and golf competitions. He was a member of the Waipa Cricket Association, the school committee and the Returned Soldiers Association. He died of pneumonia and pleurisy . his obituary

* ASHWIN, Eva Tasmania 'Grannie' (nee Lindberg) - 26 Dec 1943 aged 63
~ born in Fiji, a daughter of Charles John Lindberg (1840-1910) of Sweden & Jane Josephine Emma Enright (1852-1931) of Tasmania. She married D'arcy 'Durham' Ashwin in 1905 (1 of 18 children of Martin Richard and Emma Priscilla Ashwin). They had 3 children before D'arcy died in 1915 aged 35 and was buried at Waikaraka

* ASPLAND, Edward James - 17 Aug 1947 aged 39
. son of Alfred Charles Aspland (1872-1920) from Middlesex & Frederica Malin (1873-1942), Edward married Mary Pauline King (1913-2000) in 1933. Mary was a daughter of William Edward King & Agnes Josephine Whitelaw

* ASTLEY, Lucy Jane (nee Schnackenberg) - 18 Feb 1937 aged 64
. Lucy was born in Raglan, Waikato, the 5th of 5 children of Rev Cort Henry Schnackenbrg (1812-1880) from Prussian & his 2nd wife, Annie Jane Allen (1835-1905). Her father was in charge of the mission stations at Mōkau, Kāwhia and Raglan. He arrived in Kāwhia in 1839, after a shipwreck off the coast. He was saved from the wreck by a young Māori who swum out to bring him ashore. He took over the Raglan Mission Station in 1867. Her mother was a Teacher, Missionary, temperance and suffrage activist and a leader in many civic organisation .. Auckland Jubilee Kindergarten, member of Ladies Committee, then president. Auckland Prohibition and Temperance League. Auckland Provincial Prohibition Council. Auckland Tailoresses' Union. Auckland Women's Franchise League (which morphed into the Auckland Women's Political League). Mt. Albert Total Abstinence Society. NZ Alliance for the Suppression and Prohibition of the Liquor Traffic, Auckland chapter managing committee. NZ Society for the Protection of Women and Children, Auckland chapter. Young Women's Christian Association (WYCA) Auckland, vice-president and acting president for two years (much more & photos at her link)
Lucy married Samuel Tatton Ashley (1875-1956) in 1899 & had 2 children, a son & a daughter. Their son, Malcolm Cort Astley (1900-1981) (Cort to his friends) O.B.E., enlisted as a Lieutenant in the 2nd NZEF. In 1949 he left Dargaville to serve as Magistrate in the Auckland Magistrate’s Court. He received an OBE in 1979 for services as a stipendiary magistrate and to the community.

* ASTON, Margaret - 29 May 1927 aged 26
Sun, 1 June 1927 ASTON - On May 29, at the Auckland Hospital, Margaret, dearly beloved wife of Gordon Aston, of Beach Road, Birkdale; aged 26 years

* ATKIN, Minnie (nee Boucher) - 27 Aug 1931 aged 68
* ATKIN, William Henry - 22 Aug 1929 aged 65
. they married in 1886 & had 5 children (2 sons)

* ATKINS, Katherine Louisa (nee White) - 28 March 1950 aged 64
. married Arthur William Atkins (1883-1957) in 1923. In 1925 they were at 4 Westmoreland St., Grey Lynn. Arthur next married Catherine Maud Farrell (1880-1968) in 1952

* ATKINSON, Ethel - 27 June 1951 aged 63
* ATKINSON, Jonathan - 28 Aug 1949 aged 63
* both on name list as Aickenson

* ATTWOOD, May Belle (nee Hall) - 25 June 1961 aged 76
. names list has Maybelle . BDM has May Belle
* ATTWOOD, William Henry - 3 Dec 1946 aged 63
. they married in 1920

* AYERS, Rose Ann (nee Farrell) - 14 March 1955 aged 86
* AYERS, William - 25 April 1949 aged 82
. they married in 1888 & had 10 known children

* AYMES, Edwin Edward - 21 May 1934 aged 61
NZ Herald, 22 May 1934 AMYES - On May 21 1934, at Hamilton, Edwin Edward, dearly-beloved husband of Sarah Amyes; in his 62nd year

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Sergeant 23/49 Thomas Reginald Aickin
Brigade Headquarters Staff, NZ Rifle Brigade (1915)

the BRENT buried in Dunedin as at May 2016
the dates may be of death OR burial

* ALFRED VIVIAN Brent
DATE: 8 July 1952
AGED: 74
APPROX BIRTH DATE: 1877 in New Zealand
PARENTS: Daniel BRENT & Emma SPOAD
OCCUPATION: orchardist
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Spottiswoode St., Andersons Bay
BURIED: Ashes scattered

* BEATRICE MARY SPENCER Brent
DATE: 27 September 1979
AGED: 88
APPROX BIRTH DATE: 1891
PARENTS: Spencer BRENT & Margaret Annie LOWES
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Eskvale Street, Dunedin
MARRIED: unmarried
ASHES BURIED: Plot 15, Block 191, Northern Cemetery
* buried with Francis Spencer, Margaret Annie & Marion Bren and Alexandra McOnie

* BRIAN BURFORD Brent
DATE: 5 November 1979
AGED: 79 (database has 59)
APPROX BIRTH DATE: 12 November 1899
PARENTS: Walter Horace BRENT & Constance Julie GUTHRIE
OCCUPATION:
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Ravelston Street, Dunedin
ASHES RETURNED

* CATHERINE PETRIE Brent (nee Grant)
DATE: 21 December 1946
AGED: 62
APPROX BIRTH DATE: 1884
PARENTS: James GRANT & Margaret SMITH
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Royal Crescent, Dunedin
MARRIED: Richard Spencer Brent in 1920
BURIED: Plot 110, Block 67 Andersons Bay
* buried with husband Richard Spencer Brent

* DANIEL Brent
DATE: 11 September 1922 (7 weeks after his wife Emma)
AGED: 85 at Musselburgh
APPROX BIRTH DATE: born 26 April 1837 at Grendon Vicarage, Northamptonshire
PARENTS: eldest son of the Rev Daniel Brent, M.A., D.D. (Oxon)
OCCUPATION: Mathematical Master of the Otago Boys High School for 40 years, the position the the Rev Campbell was to take but he, his wife, children & 2 servants were drowned in the collision mentioned in notes
MARRIED: Emma Spoad in England in 1863
BURIED: Anderson Bay
NOTES: Dunstan Times, 11 September 1922 The death is announced in his 86th year of Mr Daniel Brent, first mathematical teacher at the Otago Boys High School
DANIEL'S OBITUARY

* DENISE MARY Brent
DATE: 20 April 1980
AGED: 35
APPROX BIRTH DATE:1945
PARENTS: unknown
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Cherry Farm, Waikouaiti
ASHES SCATTERED

*EMMA Brent (nee Snoad)
DATE: 19 July 1922 (7 weeks before her husband)
AGED: 80
APPROX BIRTH DATE: 1841 in Kent, England
PARENTS: Rev Ephraim Snoad, M.A., of Kent
MARRIED: Daniel Brent in England in 1863
EMMIGRATED: 3 July 1863 into Port Chalmers on the 'Matoaka'. They then travelled by road to Dunedin when other passengers took the ferry steamer 4 July, 'Pride of the Yarra' which collided that night with the ss Favourite.
8 KNOWN CHILDREN (5 sons & 3 daughters):
? unknown son
1867 - Florence Emma Brent
1868 - Ernest Edward Brent
1870 - Francis Aubray Brent
1871 - Grace Lillian Brent
1876 - Mabel Iris Brent
1877 - Alfred Vivian Brent
1885 - Charles Daniel Brent
BURIED: Andersons Bay
NOTES: Otago Daily Times, 22 July 1922 BRENT - On July 19, 1922, at Dunedin, Emma, wife of Daniel Brent; in her eighty-first year

* FRANCIS SPENCER Brent
DATE: 10 February 1943
AGED: 57
APPROX BIRTH DATE: 1885
PARENTS: Spencer BRENT & Margaret Annie LOWES
OCCUPATION: Solicitor
BURIED: Northern Cemetery
* buried with Beatrice Mary & Margaret Annie Brent & Marion Alexandra McOnie

* GARNETT JAMES Brent
DATE: 31 July 1955
AGED: 70
APPROX BIRTH DATE:
PARENTS: Septimus Brent & Susanna RIVERS
OCCUPATION: Tallyclerk
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Waipahi
MARRIED: Annie Hester BROWNING (1884-1980) in 1913
ASHES RETURNED

* GEOFFREY DAVID Brent
DATE: 20 September 1984
AGED: 3 days
APPROX BIRTH DATE: Sep 1984

* HARRIET MARGARET Brent (nee Irvine)
DATE: 22 July 1962
AGED: 77
APPROX BIRTH DATE: 1885
PARENTS: John Henry IRVINE & Agnes ?
MARRIED: Horace Brent in 1916
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Bay View Rd., Dunedin
ASHES SCATTERED

* HORACE Brent
DATE: 18 April 1960
AGED: 73
APPROX BIRTH DATE: 1887
PARENTS: George Herbert BRENT & Sarah Ann NICHOLAS
OCCUPATION: Trustee Officer
MARRIED: Harriet Margaret Irvine in 1916
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Bay View Rd., Dunedin
ASHES SCATTERED

* JOAN MARY Brent
DATE: 7 July 2004 in Dunstan Hospital, Clyde
AGED: 84
APPROX BIRTH DATE: 1920 in Dunedin
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Elmslie House Rest Home, Wanaka
ASHES RETURNED

* JOHN IRVINE Brent
DATE: 9 May 2001
AGED: 83
BIRTH DATE: 10 Sep 1917
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Upton Street, Wanaka
ASHES RETURNED

* MARGARET ANNIE Brent (nee Lowes)
DATE: 13 February 1942
AGED: 78
APPROX BIRTH DATE: 1864 in England
PARENTS: unknown
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Sargood Street, Dunedin
MARRIED: Spencer Brent in 1882
KNOWN CHILDREN:
1883 - 1883 Margaret Spencer Brent
1885 - Francis Spencer Brent
1886 - Richard Spencer Brent
1888 - Vernon Spencer Brent
1891 - Beatrice Mary Spencer
1893 - Percival Spencer Brent (Private 2/1757)
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS Sargood Street, Dunedin
BURIED: Plot 15, Block 191 at Northern Cemetery
* buried with Beatrice Mary Spencer & Francis Spencer Brent & Marion Alexandra McConie

* MARGARET SPENCER Brent
DATE: 9 March 1888
AGED: 5
APPROX BIRTH DATE: 1883
PARENTS: Spencer BRENT & Margaret Annie LOWE
BURIED: Plot 14, Block 191 Northern Cemetery
* buried with Spencer Brent & Edward Richard Hardy (1881-1899)

* RICHARD SPENCER Brent
DATE: 30 March 1953
AGED: 66
APPROX BIRTH DATE: 1886
PARENTS: Spencer BRENT & Margaret Annie LOWE
OCCUPATION: Traveller
MARRIED: Catherine Petrie GRANT in 1920
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Royal Crescent, St Kilda, Dunedin
BURIED: Plot 110, Block 67 Andersons Bay

* SEPTIMUS EDWARD Brent
DATE: 26 May 1934 at Dunedin Public Hospital
AGED: 80
APPROX BIRTH DATE: 1853
OCCUPATION: Bank Manager
MARRIED: Susanna RIVERS on 1 Sep 1881 in the BNZ dwelling house at Alexandra South
KNOWN CHILDREN:
1882 - Ruby Brent
1884 - Garnet James Brent
1885 - Pearl Brent
1889 - 1915 Theodore Daniel Brent
-- Theodore served as Trooper 7/312 with the Canterbury Mounted Rifles. His NOK was his father Septimus of 152 London St., Dunedin. He was killed in action at Gallipoli aged 26 and buried Hill 60
1892 - Ada Mary Brent
ASHES BURIED: Plot 127, Block 137 Andersons Bay
NOTES: Otago Daily Times, 10 December 1900 Notice is hereby given that the Partnership heretofore subsisting between us, the undersigned SEPTIMUS EDWARD BRENT and CHARLES DANIEL BRENT, carrying on business as Sharebrokers, Accountants and Mining Agents, under the style of firm of Brent and Brent, was, on the 24th day of November 1900, dissolved by mutual consent
* buried with Sussanah Brent

* SPENCER Brent
DATE: 10 August 1925
AGED: 83
APPROX BIRTH DATE: 1842
PARENTS: Daniel BRENT & Emma SPOAD
OCCUPATION: originally with the legal firm Haggitt Bros & Brent
MARRIED: Margaret Annie LOWES in 1882
BURIED: Plot 14, Block 191 Northern Cemetery
* buried with Margaret Spencer Brent & Edward Richard Hardy

* SPENCER GRANT Brent
DATE: 28 March 1976 in Fairfield
AGED: 49
BIRTH DATE: 22 Oct 1926
PARENTS: unknown
OCCUPATION: Mill House Dyer
BURIED: Plot 62, Block 269A, Andersons Bay

* SUSANNAH Brent (nee Rivers)
DATE: 15 June 1937
AGED: 73
APPROX BIRTH DATE: 1864
PARENTS: James & Annie Rivers
MARRIED: Septimus Edward Brent 1 Sep 1881 in the BNZ dwelling
BURIED: Andersons Bay
Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, 16 June 1937 BRENT - At her residence, 664 George Street, Dunedin, Susannah, widow of Septimus Edward Brent and elder daughter of the late James and Annie Rivers, Alexandra

* VERNON SPENCER Brent
DATE: 12 March 1936
AGED: 48
APPROX BIRTH DATE: 1888
PARENTS: Spencer BRENT & Margaret Annie LOWES
OCCUPATION: Clerk
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Sargood Street, Roslyn
ASHES SCATTERED
NOTES: Vernon served as Private 46932 with the 25th Reinforcements, Otago Infantry Regiment, D Company. His NOK was his father Septimus Brent, Solicitor of Dunedin

* WALTER HORACE Brent
DATE: 17 January 1944 at his home
AGED: 78
APPROX BIRTH DATE: 1869
PARENTS: Daniel & Emma BRENT
OCCUPATION: Company Manager
MARRIED: Constance Julie GUTHRIE 25 Jan 1899, St Paul's Invercargill (where she was from)
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Bedford Streetk Dunedin
ASHES SCATTERED

PHOTO
Plot 127, Block 137 at Andersons Bay
Septimus Edward Brent & Susannah Rivers

the BOND buried Timaru & Temuka as at 5 May 2016
the date may be death OR interment

* Craig Andrew Bond
15 June 1970 aged 3 months
buried plot 855, row 195, Temuka
* with Winston Edward Bond
FOOTSTONE READS:
CRAIG ANDREW
second son of Maurice & Ann Bond
died 15th June 1970 aged 3 months
R.I.P. An Angel Returned

* Edith Bond
daughter of John & Harriett BOND
26 October 1885 aged 9 months
buried plot 657, row 84, Timaru

* Ellen 'Alice' Bond (nee Cadwallader)
daughter of Thomas CADWALLADER & Mary Ann EDWARDS
married William Henry 'Harry' Bond in 1904
5 May 1905 aged 30
buried plot 525, row 155, Temuka
* with Harry, her parents & others, see photo below
(database has incorrect photo on her record)
Timaru Herald, 6 May 1905 BOND - On May 5th 1905, at Temuka, Alice, the beloved wife of W. H. Bond; aged 30 years. Deeply regretted

* Emily Bond
3 March 1898 aged 19
buried plot 235, row 6, Timaru
* with Harriet
Timaru Herald, 5 March 1898 BOND. On March 3rd, at the Timaru Hospital, Emily, the beloved wife of William J. Bond, aged 19 years. Deeply regretted.
The Friends of Mr William J. Bond junr., are respectfully informed that the Funeral of his late wife will leave his residence, William Street, Attenborough (off Elizabeth Street), tomorrow (Sunday), March 6th, at quarter to three for the Timaru Cemetery

* Florence Alice Bond
28 September 2004 aged 91
buried plot 856, row 195, Temuka
* with Harry Cadwallader Bond

* Harriet Bond
wife of John Bond
they arrived from Cornwall into Lyttelton in 1879 on board the
Northern Monarch with 5 year old William Henry 'Harry' and a daughter, Elizabeth who died on board aged 21 months. They had 3 more children in NZ
died 4 Aug 1918 aged 72
buried plot 235, row 6, Timaru
* with Emily
Timaru Herald, 5 August 1918 BOND - On August 4th, at the Timaru Hospital, Harriet, the beloved wife of John Bond Sen., of Church Street West; aged 72 years. At Rest. The Funeral will leave the Timaru Hospital, not his residence as previously advertised

* Harry Cadwallader Bond
son of William Harry Bond & Alice Cadwallader
30 January 1985 aged 79
buried plot 856, row 195, Temuka
* with Florence Alice Bond
HEADSTONE READS:
In Loving Memory Of
HARRY CADWALLADER BOND
27 January 1985 aged 70
FLORENCE ALICE BOND
28 September 2004 aged 91

* Richard Henry Bond
son of John & Harriett BOND
5 January 1883 aged 6 months
buried plot 14, row 92, Timaru
* with Samuel Henry Bond

* Samuel Henry Bond
son of John & Harriett BOND
23 January 1882 aged 17 months (database has years)
buried plot 14, row 92, Timaru
* with Richard Henry Bond

* Thomas John Bond
25 August 1920 aged 74
buried plot 236, row 6, Timaru
Timaru Herald, 27 August 1920 BOND - On August 25th, at the Timaru Hospital, Thomas John Bond, of Church Street West; aged 74 years.
The Friends of the late Thomas John bond are respectfully informed that his Funeral will leave the Timaru Hospital on Saturday, August 28th, at 2.30p.m. for the Timaru Cemetery

* William John Bond
24 June 1937 aged 65
buried plot 9, row 104, Timaru
* William John Bond (1872-1937) was Private 6/1798. He was a widow by Feb 1917 (see Emily above). His NOK was his daughter Gladys 'Edith' Bond (1897-1948) of Church Street West, Timaru
* the database has the wrong photo attached. They have ... Great War Veteran, 27303 Pte R. P. Kilgour, Canterbury Regt, died 19-7-1937.
* Robert Pearson Kilgour (1878-1937), was Private 27303. His NOK was his mother Mary Kilgour, 15 Raymond St., Timaru. This was Mary Robertson who married Robert Kilgour in 1876. Robert Pearson Kilgour is buried Plot 10, Row 104 (next plot to William)


* William Henry 'Harry' Bond
son of John & Harriett BOND
married Ellen 'Alice' Cadwallader in 1904
He was in partnership, as a butcher at Cave, with Oliver Allsop
2 August 1906 aged 32
buried plot 523, row 155, Temuka
* with inlaws, see photo below
Timaru Herald, 4 August 1906 BOND - On August 2nd, at the Timaru Hospital, William Henry (Harry) Bond; aged 32 years. Deeply regretted. The Friends of the late Harry Bond are respectfully informed that his Funeral will leave the Timaru Hospital on Sunday, August 5th, at 12 noon, for the Temuka Cemetery, arriving at the Post Office at 2p.m. W. J. LISTER, Undertaker
Timaru Herald, 25 August 1906 The National Mortgage and Agency Coy. of N.Z., Ltd., have received instructions to offer by Public Auction, on account of the Exors. of the late W. H. Bond, at Pleasant Point Saleyards, immediately after the Stock Sale on Monday 27th August, L.I.P. of Section 28, Cave Village, Block 9 Pareora Survey District, containing 5 acres 1 Rood 12 Perches, with Improvements thereon. Annual Rental £2 13s 4d; payable half-yearly (equivalent in 2016 to $341)

* Winston Edward Bond
1 March 1964 aged 22
buried plot 855, row 195, Temuka
* with Craig Andrew Bond
HEADSTONE READS:
WINSTON
second son of
Florence and Harry Bond
died March 1st 1964, aged 22
Result of an accident

PHOTO
Plot 523 - Row 155 at Temuka (see those above)

the KNOX buried as at 2 May 2016 at:
Mt View, Taihape & Turakina cemeteries

* Alleyne 'Allan' Fitzherbert Knox
date: 7 Feb 1975
aged: 81
approx birth: 1893
parents: Robert John KNOX & Rowena FITZHERBERT
grandparents: Robert John KNOX & Mary Marie GLASGOW
brother of: Wallace Haffendun Knox below
occupation: farm hand
plot: ashes 78, R.S.A. block 1, row D
cemetery: at Mt View Cemetery
headstone reads:
Rifleman 25/1055 RFM
A. F. KNOX Rifle Brigade
died 7.2.1975
1st N.Z.E.F.
* 3rd Battalion, A Company, NZ Rifle Brigade
NOTES his mother Rowena Fitzherbert was a daughter of Herbert Haffenden Fitzherbert 1815-1860). Her grandfather was the Rev Alleyne Fitzherbert. Her great grandfather was Sir Henry Fitzherbert, 3rd baronet (1783–1858)

* AMY Knox
date: 2 Oct 1922
aged: 53
approx birth: 1869
parents: unknown
plot: area West, plot 10, section lawn, block 1, row 20
cemetery: at Taihape
NOTES headstone reads:
In loving memory of our mother
Amy Knox died 2nd October 1922 aged 53 years
The hopes that were lost in life's journey you shall find in the city of rest

* Amy Jane Knox (nee Heron)
date: 18 April 1976
aged: 87
approx birth: 14 May 1888
parents: David HERON & Letitia 'Lottie' BROWNE
married: William Knox in 1923
plot: area West, plot 18, section lawn, block 1, row A
cemetery: at Turakina with husband William
NOTES headstone reads:
In loving memory of
WILLIAM KNOX died 12 October 1948
and his wife
AMY JANE KNOX died 18 April 1976

* ANITA MARGARET Knox
date: 19 November 2001
aged: 77
birth: 26 April 1924
parents: unknown - Vermeulen?
last known address: Marton
plot: area New, plot 41, section lawn, block 3, row D
cemetery: at Mt View with husband Charles
NOTES headstone reads:
In loving memory
ANITA MARGARET KNOX
beloved wife of Charles
26-4-1924 - 19-11-2001
will be missed by all

* CHARLES EDWARD Knox
date: 15 April 1968
aged: 48
approx birth: 1920
parents: unknown
married: Anita Margaret ?
last known address: Marton
plot: area New, plot 41, section lawn, block 3, row D
cemetery: at Mt View with wife Anita
NOTES headstone reads:
In loving memory
ANITA MARGARET KNOX
beloved wife of Charles
26-4-1924 - 19-11-2001
will be missed by all
* 12314, AB C. E. KNOX, R.N.Z.N. 1939-45 war

* DUNCAN HENRY 'Harry' Knox
date: 16 April 1967
aged: 68
approx birth: 8 November 1898
parents: base born to Isabella Knox
grandparents: Robert John KNOX & Mary Marie GLASGOW
plot: area New, plot 20, section rose, block 1, row A
cemetery: at Mt View with his mother
NOTES headstone reads:
Isobella Knox
died 20 Aug 1959 aged 87 years
Duncan H. (Harry) Knox
died 16 April 1967 aged 67(sic) years

* FLORENCE CAROLINE Knox (nee Guddop)
date: 1 July 1986
aged: 85
approx birth: 1901
parents: still researching
grandparents: Wilhelm GUDDOP & Karoline TESCHNER (possibly)
married: Alleyne Fitzherbert Knox in 1923
last known address: Marton
plot: area New, plot 39, section lawn, block 5, row T
cemetery: at Mt View
NOTES headstone reads:
In Loving Memory of
Florence Caroline Knox
loved wife of Alleyne Fitzherbert
died 1st July 1986 aged 85 years
loved mother of Douglas

* ISOBELLA Knox
date: 20 August 1959
aged: 87
approx birth: 1872
parents: Robert John KNOX & Mary Marie GLASGOW
plot: area New, plot 20, section rose, block 1, row A
cemetery: at Mt View with son Harry
NOTES headstone reads:
Isobella(sic) Knox
died 20 Aug 1959 aged 87 years
Duncan H. (Harry) Knox
died 16 April 1967 aged 67 years

* MARY MARIE Knox (nee Glasgow)
date: 7 March 1920
aged: 83
approx birth: 1839
parents: Robert GLASGOW & Mary LAMB (Scotland to NZ)
married: Robert John Knox 25 May 1859 in Turakina
known children:
1860 - Margaret Russell Knox
1862 - 1942 Robert John Knox
1864 - 1934 Frederick Glasgow Knox
1867 - 1869 Thomas Russell Knox
1869 - 1947 Mary Russell Knox
1877 - 1959 Leonard Knox
plot: area West, section lawn, block 1, row A
cemetery: at Turakina with husband John & son Thomas
NOTES headstone reads:
In loving memory of ROBERT JOHN KNOX
died 21st March 1902 aged 72
also THOMAS KNOX aged 4(sic)
also MARY beloved wife of above died 7th March 1920

* ROBERT JOHN Knox
date: 21 March 1902
aged: 72
approx birth: 1830
parents: Frederick John KNOX & Margaret RUSSELL
married: Mary Marie Glasgow 25 May 1859 in Turakina
plot: area West, section lawn, block 1, row A
cemetery: at Turakina with wife Mary & son Thomas
NOTES headstone reads:
In loving memory of ROBERT JOHN KNOX
died 21st March 1902 aged 72
also THOMAS KNOX aged 4(sic)
also MARY beloved wife of above died 7th March 1920

* THOMAS GEORGE Knox
date: 15 May 1914
aged: 45
birth: 21 January 1869
parents: William KNOX & Ann/Annie GIBSON (1845-1880)
married: Bertha Eveline BARNSLEY in 1900
children: 1900 - 1933 Annie Amelia Knox (married Harry Martin 1922)
* Thomas's wife Bertha remarried to Edward James DEVER (1888-1938) 3 months after his death, 10 Aug 1914
plot: 13, block Old (database has W. G. Knox)
cemetery: at Taihape
NOTES
* Thomas's maternal grandmother Ann Gibson (-1869), was the widow of George Gibson (-1856). George & Ann had arrived into Lyttelton in 1850 on the founding ship the Sir George Seymour. After George's death in 1856, Ann remarried in 1863, to William Harris. William beat her to death 6 years later, in 1869.
* A daughter of George & Ann, Ann Gibson (1845-1880) (Thomas's mother), married in 1863 to William Knox and had 8 sons around Freeman's Bay before she died in 1880 aged 35 at the Provincial Hospital, Auckland.
* William Knox (1844-1922) (Thomas's father) was a son of Fencible Thomas Knox (1806-1880) & of Bridget Mullaly (1813-1898) who married 18 Feb 1833 in Mullinahone, Tipperary and arrived on the Sir Robert Sale, 4 July 1847 into Auckland

* THOMAS RUSSELL Knox
date: 20 January 1869
aged: 26 months
birth: 3 November 1866
parents: Robert John KNOX & Mary Marie GLASGOW
plot: 25, Area West, plot 25, section Lawn, block 1, row A,
cemetery: at Turakina cemetery with parents Robert & Mary
NOTES headstone reads:
In loving memory of ROBERT JOHN KNOX
died 21st March 1902 aged 72
also THOMAS KNOX aged 4(sic)
also MARY beloved wife of above died 7th March 1920

* Wallace Haffenden Knox
date: 7 May 1943
aged: 48
birth: 11 March 1895
parents: Robert John KNOX & Rowena FITZHERBERT
grandparents: Robert John KNOX & Mary Marie GLASGOW
brother of: Alleyne Fitzherbert Knox above
occupation: farm hand
plot: area Old, plot 6, section lawn, block 2, row B
cemetery: at Turakina
HEADSTONE READS: 25/1053 Pte W. H. Knox, Medical Corps, died 7th May 1943. N.Z.E.F.
* 3rd Battalion, A Company, NZ Rifle Brigade
There is no written record of plot number, it was assigned based on the sequence of the surrounding plots
NOTES his mother Rowena Fitzherbert was a daughter of Herbert Haffenden Fitzherbert 1815-1860). His grandfather was the Rev Alleyne Fitzherbert. His great grandfather was Sir Henry Fitzherbert, 3rd baronet (1783–1858)

* WALTER Knox
date: 17 August 1920
aged: 63
approx birth: 1857
parents: unknown
plot: area West, plot 2, section lawn, block 1, row 18
cemetery: at Taihape with his stepson John
NOTES headstone reads:
In Loving Memory of
* JOHN (Smart) beloved husband of MARION SMART (nee Maxwell)
died Aug 4 1928 aged 43
also his stepfather WALTER
beloved husband of ELIZABETH KNOX
died Aug 17 1920 aged 53(sic) years
They Will Be Done
* John was killed in a motor accident which occurred on the main road between Foxton & Levin. A lorry owned by Robertson and Slade, contractors of Taihape was on it's way to Wellington with Thomas Slade driving and 4 of his workers. Near Wairokino bridge the lorry's accelerator jammed and they missed the sharp bend, plunging 12 feet over the bank. John Smart, a bricklayer with the firm, was riding in the back with Charles Harding. John was killed immediately. Charles was seriously injured and taken to Palmerston North hospital. The 3 men in the cab, Thomas Slade, Albert Robertson and Fred Chippendale (all residents of Taihape) were uninjured

* WILLIAM Knox
date: 12 Oct 1948
aged: 73
approx birth: 1875
parents: born Rangitikei to Robert John KNOX & Mary GLASGOW
married: Amy Jane Heron in 1923
plot: area West, plot 18, section lawn, block 1, row A
cemetery: at Turakina with wife Amy
NOTES headstone reads:
In Loving Memory of
WILLIAM KNOX died 12th October 1948
and his wife AMY KNOX died 18th April 1976

PHOTO
headstone of Walter KNOX & his stepson John SMART
plot 2, block 1, row 18 at Taihape Cemetery

James ASHBY (1855-1944) was born 3 Sep 1855 in Marylebone, Middlesex, England, a son of James Ashby (1833-1904) & Maria Ann Mary Potter.
He married Rebecca FREEMAN (1863-1924) on March 17 1880 in Auckland. Rebecca was 16 & James was 24.
. Rebecca was born 6 Aug 1863 in Auckland, a daughter of Josiah (1822-1865) & Elizabeth Freeman. Her father was a militiaman of the 2nd Waikatos. He died in Alexandra, Otago when she was 18 months old.

NZ Herald, 20 March 1880 ASHBY-FREEMAN, On March 17, at Auckland, James Ashby of Auckland to Rebecca Freeman, youngest daughter of the late Josiah Freeman.
They lived at Orere, many of the children born in the home.
go to following link, for a must-watch of the history, story and many wonderful old photos .. council made a short film (9:02) of the Ashby family's descendants visiting the park.
Situated 145 Deerys Road, Orere Point, Auckland, is the coastal farm park with a rich Maori history. A white sand, pohutukawa edged beach. The tangata whenua here are 'Hauraki Tribes', the Marutuahu, who originated from the Tainui Canoe. This spot, just south of Orere point, was the northernmost reaches of their lands. A Pakeha bushmen and kauri felling family, named the Ashbys, arrived and built their homestead villa here in 1900 in kitset form, having been delivered by the Matakana steamer. After having 14 children (15 counting . 6 . Emily), they came to use the front room as a schoolroom and post office. It is still in good repair and forms part of the park. Their family cemetery is not far away. Tapapakanga still operates as a farm, with a ranger and sheep and cows. It has won a 'Green' award for the management practices employed here. The pa site is easy to recognise and quite impressive. There are still many marae of the Marutuahu around the district.

their 15 children
. . 1 . .
1880 - 1964 James 'Jim' Ashby
born 16 Dec 1880
married Katherine Emily Douglas (1883-1965) in 1907
. Katherine was a daughter of Robert Turbitt Douglas (1844-1922) & Maria Jane Day (1852-1928). Her brother Frederick William Douglas married James' sister Olive. Her sister Janie Elliot Douglas married his brother Alexander.
their children
* 1908 - 1992 Roger James Ashby (+Kirk)
* 1910 - 2003 Florence Emily Ashby (+Rockell)
* 1913 - 2010 Robert Henry Ashby (+Anderston)
* 1915 - 1994 Katherine Clara Ashby (+Smith)
* 1918 - 2910 Janie Mavis Ashby (+Cochrane)
* 1923 - 2010 Douglas Wilfred (+Eastwood)
* 1929 - 2020 Norman Terry Ashby (+Worsnop)
James died 28 Oct 1964 aged 83
Katherine died 31 July 1965 aged 83
. they were cremated at Hastings

. . 2 . .
1882 - 1961 Rebecca 'Toddie' Ashby
born 18 April 1882
married Hugh Kennedy JONES (1878-1950) 29 May 1908
NZ Herald, 7 May 1908 Miss Rebecca Ashby, daughter of Mr James Ashby, of Orere, near Kaiawa, was married to Mr Hugh Kennedy Jones, estate agent and a former settler in the district, on the 29th alt., the Rev T. A. Norrie, of Pokeno, officiating
. Hugh was born Nukuloga, Tonga, later an Estate Agent in Auckland
known children
* 1910 - 1989 Hugh Ashby Jones (+Nash)
* 1912 - 1980 Hector Douglas Jones (+Newton)
* 1914 - 1979 Gordon Hamilton Pinfold Jones (+Morrison)
* 1917 - 2013 Constance Mary Lyell Jones
* 1918 - 1996 Ross Lyle Jones (+MacDonald)
* 1920 - 1994 Bruce Acheson Jones (+Brown)
Hugh died 22 May 1950 aged 72
Rebecca died 9 Feb 1961 aged 78
. they are buried at Tapapakanga in the family plot

. . 3 . .
1884 - 1976 George John 'Dick' Ashby
born 3 Jan 1884 in Oromahoe, Northland
* George was a builder. He served in WWI as Private 73940 with 40th Reinforcements, A Company, NZEF. Embarked 10 July 1918 on the RMS Tahiti, arrived Devon 10 Sep 1918. His mother Rebecca was next of kin at Orere Point, Auckland
married Rose Emily Angell (1890-1975) in 1923
known children
* 1924 - 1993 Stuart Ashby (+Ogilvie)
* 1926 - 2005 Eunice Angell Ashby (+Donaldson)
* 1934 - 2006 Trevor Thomas Ashby
George died 17 June 1976 aged 92

. . 4 . .
1885 - 1968 Henry 'Harry' Ashby
born 3 Nov 1885
married Elizabeth Eugenia Cullen (1887-1976) in 1919
. Elizabeth was a daughter of Alexander Secundus Cullen (1830-1895) & Gertrude Bacon (1847-1932). In 1911 Elizabeth was living at Tahaenui, Wairoa
known children
* 1921 - 2014 David Cullen Ashby (+Wood)
* 1926 - 2017 Ian Henry Ashby (+Sutherland)
Harry died 25 Aug 1968 aged 83
Elizabeth died 1 March 1976
. they were cremated at Purewa

. . 5 . .
1888 - 1961 Alice 'Lala' Ashby
born 13 Nov 1887
* Alice didn't marry
Alice died 2 Dec 1961 aged 74
. she was cremated at Purewa

. . 6 . .
1889 - 1890 Emily Ashby
born 28 Aug 1889
Emily died 4 Aug 1890 aged 11 months

. . 7 . .
1891 - 1968 Lillian 'Minnie' Ashby
born 15 July 1891
* Minnie didn't marry
* she lived Balmoral, Auckland
Minnie died 3 June 1968 aged 76

. . 8 . .
1894 - 1991 Olive 'Dot' Ashby
born 25 Feb 1894
married Frederick William Douglas (1886-1920) in 1915
. Frederick was a son of Robert Turbitt Douglas & Maria Jane Day. His sister Katherine Douglas, married Olive's brother James Ashby & his sister Janie Elliott Douglas, married Olive's brother Alexander
known children
* 1917 - 2011 Robert James Douglas
* 1919 - 2013 Frederick William Douglas
* 1921 - 2000 Alfred Francis Douglas
* 1922 - 2020 Charles Alexander Freeman Douglas
Frederick died 2 June 1929 aged 43
Olive died 31 Dec 1990 in Oramahoe, Coromandel aged 96
. they are buried Shortland Cemetery, Thames

. . 9 . .
1895 - 1975 Alexander 'Alec'/'Sonny' Ashby
born 13 Sep 1895
married Janie Elliott Douglas (1895-1970) in 1924
. Janie was a daughter of Robert Turbitt Douglas & Maria Jane Day. Her sister Katherine Douglas, married Alec's brother James Ashby & her brother Frederick William Douglas married Alec's sister Olive.
known children
* 1925 - 2002 Janie Ruth Ashby (+Williams)
* 1927 - Muriel Beth Ashby (+Fleming)
* 1928 - 2019 John Alexander Ashby (+Heath)
* 1934 - 2014 Colin Keith Ashby (+Lewis)
Janie died 17 Feb 1970 aged 74
. cremated Waikumete
Alec died 17 June 1975 aged 79
. ashes North Shore Memorial Park

. . 10 . .
1897 - 1954 Gladys 'Tui' Ashby
born 11 June 1897
married Walter Gordon Buchanan (1896-1979) in 1927
known children
* 1928 - 2020 Donald Gordon Buchanan
* 1930 - 2014 Stuart Duncan Buchanan
Tui died 1 Nov 1953 in Auckland aged 56
. cremated Waikumete
* Walter remarried in 1953 to Margaret Alicia Gardner (1912-2012). He died 11 Oct 1979 & cremated at Pyes Pa

. . 11 . .
1898 - 1976 Frederick Edwin 'Fred' Ashby
born 26 Sep 1898
married Annie Mabel MacDonald (1895-1980) in 1920
known children
* 1921 - 2003 James Frederick Ashby (+Scholefield)
Frederick died 8 March 1977 aged 87
Annie died 21 Sep 1980 aged 85
. buried together Taita cemetery, Old Section

. . 12 . .
1901 - 1986 Wilbur Walter 'Bill' Ashby
born 23 March 1901
married Hazel Winifred Humby (1904-1986) in April 1930 at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, Kyber Pass, Auckland
. Hazel was a daughter of Tom Humby & Mary Jane Wright
known children
* 1931 - 2016 Beverley Merle Ashby (+Miles)
* 1941 - 1996 Jewel Wilma Ashby (+Hardy)
Wilbur died 9 Sep 1986 in Waitangi aged 85
Hazel died 4 days later aged 82
. they were cremated at Whangarei

. . 13 . .
1902 - 1985 Edward 'Ted' Ashby
born 25 Sep 1902
* Ted was a seafarer and scowman. His whole life was intimately involved with the scows and he was the author of the book 'Phantom Fleet'. The NZ Maritime Museum named a ketch-rigged deck scow Ted Ashby after him
married Catherine Adele 'Dell' Gozar (1905-1985) in Auckland 1927
. Catherine was born in Te Arai, Auckland, to George Joseph Gozar & Elizabeth Wickman Richards
known children
* 1928 - 2015 Kerry Ayling Ashby (+Griffin)
* 1930 - 1996 Edward Bruce Ashby
* 1931 - 1990 Murray Ashby
Dell died in May 1985 aged 80
Ted died 27 Sep 1985 aged 2 days from 83
. they were cremated at Purewa

. . 14 . .
1905 - 1991 Alfred 'Alf' Ashby
born 17 Jan 1905
Alf died 27 June 1991 in Auckland aged 86
. ashes Manukau Memorial Gardens

. . 15 . .
1906 - 1993 Muriel Emily 'Mu' Ashby
born 27 Dec 1906
married Phillip Douglas McINTOSH (1901-1990) in 1928
. Phillip was a son of Andrew Crawford McIntosh (1865-1952) & Laura Bell (1873-1913) of Totara North
Muriel died 14 Nov 1956 aged 49
Phillip died 5 Aug 1990 aged 89
. ashes were scattered at Waikumete


REBECCA Ashby died 15 Sep 1924 Auckland Star, 16 Sep 1924 ASHBY - On September 15, at her late residence, Orere, Hauraki Gulf, Rebecca, beloved wife of James Ashby; in her 61st year. Private interment.

JAMES Ashby died 29 Oct 1944
ASHBY - On October 29, at his home Orere, James, beloved husband of the late Rebecca Ashby and father of James, Rebecca, Dick, Alice, Henry, Lilian, Olive, Aleck, Tui, Frederick, William, Ted, Alfred and Muriel; in his 90th year - He died as he lived - a man. Funeral will be at 1.30p.m. tomorrow (Tuesday) at Orere.
* They are buried in the family Ashby Cemetery located in the Tapapakanga Regional Park, Manukau, Auckland

PHOTO Ashby Family, Tapapakanga 1903
At the back, left to right: Harry, Jim & Dick
In the middle: Alice holding Ted, mother Rebecca & father James holding Bill, & Rebecca 'Tod'
At the front: Dottie, Fred, Tui, Alec & Minnie.
Not yet born: Alfred 'Alf' & Muriel 'Mu'

the known TUCKEY who served with NZ

ARTHUR Tuckey (1896-1916)
son of Arthur Tuckey & Beatrice Blanche Berkinshaw, of Ohingaiti, Manawatu
brother of James Bryant Tuckey below
occupation Farm hand
served as Corporal 26/34 with the New Zealand Rifle Brigade
died 19 July 1916, killed in action at Somme
buried Cite Bonjean (New Zealand) Memorial, Armentieres, Nord, France

HENRY PHELPS Tuckey (1873-1961)
born at Tinakori Road, Wellington 26 Oct 1873
son of Henry Edward Tuckey & Frances Isabella Bryant
brother of Richard Septimus Tuckey below
married Ethel Hendewerk Grierson (1883-1975)
served as 6111 in the Boer War
died 15 Sep 1961 in Kimberley, South Africa aged 88

JAMES BRYANT Tuckey (1893-1977)
son of Arthur Tuckey & Beatrice Blanche Berkinshaw, of Ohingaiti, Manawatu
brother of Arthur Tuckey above
married Edith Eileen Coleman in 1922
served as Private 10/1092
died aged 84

JAMES BUCHANAN Tuckey (1887-1967)
son of Luke Tuckey of Australia & Agnes Stein Lawson of Ireland
married Emily Byron in 1916
occupation hairdresser
served as Private 35332
next of kin Father Luke Tuckey c/o Otago Times Office, Dunedin
died aged 80

JOHN WILLIAM HENRY Tuckey (1882-1921)
born in Lawrence, spent most of his life in Auckland
son of ?
married Ellen Campbell in 1908
occupation Draper
served as Private 24493
next of kin Ellen Tuckey his wife of 70 Haslett St., Eden Terrace, Auckland
died 21 Jan 1921 aged 39 in Tauranga due to ill health resulting from 4 years at war. Proprietor of the Masonic Hotel which he had only taken over 6 months prior

LEONARD CHARLES Tuckey (1897-)
born Westport
son of James Perren Tuckey & Elizabeth Roberts
occupation, Engine Cleaner
served as Private 75071 38th Reinforcements, C Company, NZEF
died ?

RICHARD SEPTIMUS Tuckey (1879-1918)
born 2 April 1879 in Tinakori road, Wellington
son of Henry Edward Tuckey & Frances Isabella Bryant
brother of Henry Phelps Tuckey above
married Eileen Muriel Lake (1891-1918)
Cape Mounted Police 10 years
District Officer in Taihape in 1914
Regimental Sergeant-Major, Otago Regiment 1917
served as Sergeant Major 62750 29th Reinforcements, Otago Infantry Regiment, D Company NZEF
died of his shoulder and abdomen wounds 10 June 1918 in France aged 39
buried III. B. 19., Bagneux British Cemetery, Gezaincourt, Somme, France

ROBERT Tuckey (1879-1970)
son of Robert Tuckey & Isabella Miller
married Mary Wiley in 1920
occupation Butcher
served as Private 49944 6th Reinforcements, Wellington Infantry Regiment, B Company NZEF
next of kin Isabella Tuckey, his mother, of 49 Park Terrace, Kensington, Dunedin
died aged 90


PHOTO
Eileen Muriel Tuckey
the grave at Paraparaumu Beach of Eileen Tuckey (nee Lake) wife of Sergeant Richard Septimus Tuckey, who died during the Flu Pandemic aged 28, 5 months after he died of his wounds in France

from Hutt City Libraries
... Somewhere in Petone is located the site of the first bank to be established in New Zealand—the Union Bank of Australia. Just where that site is will probably never be known, the only clue is contained in a paragraph in a copy of the New Zealand Gazette, published in May, 1840 (probably May 2nd), which reads: "The Rev. J. Mcfarlane of the Kirk of Scotland will perform" Divine Service at half-past ten o'clock, and the Rev. J. G. Butler "at twelve o'clock, every Sunday, at the Council House, in front "of the Bank."
E. J. Wakefield tells us that the Council House was half-a-mile from Pito-one, i.e., the pa.
The date when the bank opened is fixed by an advertisement in the New Zealand Gazette, establishing the fact that business was commenced on Tuesday, 24th March, 1840. A typical letter in the New Zealand Gazette> reads, "The Bank has arrived and will" relieve us from the inconvenience of barter trade."
In regard to the location, half-a-mile along the beach would give the end of Nelson Street, but it is more than likely that the bank was situated nearer Victoria Street. Elsewhere, reasons are given for believing that Clyde Terrace was somewhere in this locality. We do know that the Rev. J. Mcfarlane lived in Clyde Terrace, and that a letter states that "the houses there are "the best in the colony."
On the arrival of the Glenbervie, by which the "bank" arrived, Captain Mein Smith was living in "a large tent," so that the building of his house must have been after the bank was established.


the following extracts taken from New Zealand Gazette and Wellington Spectator
used here to try and locate where the Bank premises back then (supposing Petone)

18 April 1840
LOCAL BANK
A PUBLIC MEETING of the inhabitants of Port Nicholson will take place at the residence of Mr Crawford, at twelve o'clock THIS DAY, 18th April, to consider the propriety of establishing a Local Bank.
Port Nicholson, 18th April, 1840

18 April 1840
BRANCH BANK in New Zealand
The Directors of the New Zealand Land Company hereby give notice, that they have effected an arrangement with the Union Bank of Australia, No, 38, Old Broad-street, London, for the establishment of a BRANCH BANK in NEW ZEALAND, through which the business of the New Zealand Land Company will be transacted, The Directors therefore recommend to Colonists the Union Bank of Australia as an establishment possessing their entire confidence and able to provide effectually for the financial wants of the first settlement.
By order of the Board,
JOHN WARD, Secretary
New Zealand Land Company's Office,
1 Adam-street, Adelphi, 27th Aug. 1839
_________________
UNION BANK of AUSTRALIA
LONDON OFFICE, No 38 OLD BROAD-STREET,

DIRECTORS:
George Fife Angas, Esq.,
Robert Brooks, Esq.,
James John Cummins, Esq.,
Robert Gardner, Esq.,
John Gore, Esq.,
Charles Hindley, Esq., M.P.
Benjamin E. Lindo, Esq.,
Charles Edward Mangles, Esq.,
Christopher Rawson, Esq., Halifox,
Thomas Sands, Esq., Liverpool
James Bogle Smith, Esq.
James Ruddell Todd, Esq.,
Trustees:
George Carr Glynn, Esq
John Gore, Esq.,
James J. Cummins, Esq.,
Trustees
George Carr Glyn, Esq.,
John Gore, Esq.,
James J. Cummins, Esq.,
Bankers
Messrs Glyn, Hallifax, Mills, and Co.,
Secretary
Samuel Jackson, Esq.,
Colonial Inspector
J. C. McLaren, Esq.,

NEW ZEALAND BRANCH
Local Directors: Geo S. Evans, Esq., D.C.L., Edward Betts Hopper, Esq., and George Hunter, Esq.,
Manager: John Smith, Esq., late of the Commercial Bank of England, Manchester
Arrangement having been made for the opening of a Branch in New Zealand, notice is hereby given, that Bills on Sydney, at thirty days' sight, will be issued at this office to the Settlers, for such sums as may be required at a charge of two per cent., redeemable in New Zealand, in the notes of this Bank, with a return of the two percent, thus enabling the colonists to transmit their funds without deduction.
The Directors likewise continue to grant letters of credit, payable at sight, for any sum not exceeding 300 and bills at thirty days' sight, for larger amounts, on their Branches at Sydney, Hobart Town, Launceston and Melbourne, Port Philip,
on the usual terms.
By order of the Board,
SAMUEL JACKSON, Secretary
The Business of the Branch Bank commenced at Port Nicholson, New Zealand, 24th March, 1840

18 April 1840
STORE-HOUSE
Messrs Wallace, White and Wallace respectfully inform the Colonists that they will next week open their Store-house, situate next to the Bank, for the sale of Miscellaneous Goods, all of the best quality and at low prices
April 11, 1840

25 April 1840
BANK OF PORT NICHOLSON
A PUBLIC MEETING of the colonists will be held on Tuesday, the 28th., inst at the House of Mr Crawford, on the Beach (he was still living in a tent on the beach), at Port Nicholson, at one o'clock precisely, to consider the Prospectus of this Bank, prepared by the Committee to whom it was referred at the Meeting of the 18th inst.
R. D. HANSON
T. M. PARTRIDGE
J. WATT

9 May 1840
Messrs Wallace, White and Wallace
(identifying location of bank)
All parties holding bills of lading by the "Glenbervie" are requested to leave the same, endorsed, at Messrs Wallace, White and Wallace, next door to the Bank, addressed to Capt. Black
Port Nicholson, May 6, 1840

The Capital & Regulations of the Bank

23 May 1840
Mr A. DUNCAN
Mr J. Telford is instructed to offer for sale, at the house of Mr A. Duncan, near the Bank, on Wednesday next, at two o'clock:
An eight-day clock
A barometer
Scotch made iron plough, two set of horse and one set mule harness, riding saddle and bridle, car, mounting wheels and axle, double barreled gun, &c. &c.,
A. SCOTT, Auctioneer
Port Nicholson, May 23, 1840

23 July 1840
LOCAL BANK
The PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE announce that this Bank will be ready to go into operation as soon after the delivery of the Town Lands as possible
June 19, 1840

12 Dec 1840
CATTLE COMPANY
In conformity with a Resolution passed at a public meeting held at Barrett's-Hotel, Wellington, by adjournment, on Tuesday, the 8th inst., notice is hereby given, that from and agter the 14th inst. Lists will be open to receive the names of persons desirous of becoming Shareholders in this Company, at the following places, viz -
Wellington
* Barrett's Hotel
* the Durham Arms
* the Lambton Tavern
* the Queen's Head
Petoni
* the Union Bank of Australia
* Mr Allen's
HENRY St. HILL, Hons. Sec.
Wellington, December 9, 1840