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About the WENVOE Tea Rooms & later Wenvoe Restaurant
Queen St., Masterton
This TIMELINE is of 3 owners of the Wenvoe in Masterton from 1903
Records stop about 1932, the shop continued for at least another 50 years
there must be more to tell - please leave comments below if you can help

WENVOE owned by the Misses THOMAS
Miss THOMAS also TEACHES DANCING
Wairarapa Daily Times, 11 March 1903
DANCING Quarter commences 1st April at the Foresters Hall
Adults - Wednesday evenings, 8 till 10; Beginners, 7.30
Juveniles - Saturday afternoons, 3 till 5
Intending members are asked to communicate with the Misses THOMAS as soon as possible. WENVOE TEA ROOMS, Queen-street, Masterton

Wairarapa Daily Times, 27 August 1903
BIT OF EXCITEMENT
A little excitement was created in Queen-street, this afternoon. A couple of horses, with harness hanging loosely, cantered through the passage between the Central Hotel and Wenvoe Tea Rooms into Queen-street. The animals went on to the footpath by the Prince of Wales Hotel, and careered along as far as Mr Eton's shop. Here Mr D. Logan made an attempt to stop one of the horses but was knocked down by the other and the frightened steeds continued on and were stopped near the Waipoua bridge

Wairarapa Daily Times, 26 May 1904
CATERING FOR THE BANQUET
FARMERS UNION CONFERENCE Last Night's Banquet a successful function
Fully one hundred persons were present at the complimentary banquet at the Drill Hall last evening, tenedered by the local branch of the New Zealand Farmers' Union to visiting delegates. Mr W. Perry (President of the Masterton branch of the Union) presided.
A very excellent spread was provided by the Misses Thomas, of Wenvoe Tea Rooms, to which full justice was done

Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 August 1904
TAKING OUT AN AD
The MISSES THOMAS (Wenvoe Tea Rooms) wish to contradict the rumours stating that they do not undertake catering orders

Wairarapa Daily Times, 1 February 1905
PIANO LESSONS
Miss W. Talbott, teacher of pianoforte and theory, notifies that she will resume teaching on Monday, February 13th, at the rooms above Wenvoe tea rooms, Queen-street. Miss Talbot will receive parents and guardians at the rooms on Saturday, February 11th, 2 to 5pm

Wairarapa Daily Times, 24 June 1905
DRESSMAKING LESSONS
Miss Kate Stewart, principal of the Wellington school for the Langer system of dressmaking and dresscutting will give a free demonstration of the system in the building at the rear of the Foresters' Hall on Thursday next at 3p.m. Miss Gillespie, the local agent, intends to hold classes in rooms above the Wenvoe Tea rooms and particularly wishes ladies to attend the free demonstration and see for themselves what the system is

Wairarapa Daily Times, 4 October 1906
FANCY DRESS BALL
GLADSTONE NOTES Between fifty and sixty couples were present at the fancy dress ball given by the Weekly Dance Committee last Friday night. It proved a beautifully fine night and in consequence, there were visitors from all parts of the district. The Hall was very nicely decorated with native evergreens and flax, and this proved a very pleasing background for the gay colours of the fancy costumes that were worn. The tables in the supper rooms looked extremely inviting, being very tastefully arranged with spring flowers and laden with dainties, all of which came from Miss Thomas' Wenvoe tea rooms

Wairarapa Age, 5 October 1906
HOCKEY MATCH A match was played at Landsdowne yesterday afernoon between the Kia Kaha A team and the Glengarry (ladies) team. The ladies played a fine game and defeated the men (who played with one hand only) by four goals to three. After the match the ladies entertained the men at aftermoon tea at the Wenvoe Tea Rooms

Wairarapa Daily Times, 21 January 1907
ALTERATIONS
The Wenvoe Tea Rooms, Queen-street, will be closed for alterations from Thursday 24th till Friday 1st February

Wairarapa Daily Times, 2 February 1907
OPENING DELAYED
Owing to delay in completing alterations the Wenvoe Tea Rooms will not be re-opened till Tuesday next. The Misses Thomas regret the postponement

Wairarapa Daily Times, 11 February 1907
LONGER HOURS
WENVOE TEA ROOMS are now open. Luncheon daily from 12 till 2pm. Tea Rooms will now be open every Thursday Afternoon

Wairarapa Age, 1 March 1907
BIBLE CLASS
KNOX CHURCH A meeting of the members of the Young Men's Bible Class in connection with Knox Church was held in the Wenvoe Tea Rooms, last evening, when there were twenty-two members present

Wairarapa Daily Times, 25 October 1907
PRICE RISE
WENVOE TEA ROOMS The Misses THOMAS wish to notify the public that on and after Monday, 28th, the charge for Luncheons will be 1/6 cash. Special rates for regulars - payable in advance

Wairarapa Daily Times, 19 December 1907
TEACHING MUSIC
Miss TALBOT wishes to inform the residents of Masterton that Miss EVANS, L.A.B., has taken over her musical connection and will resume teaching on 27th January, above the Wenvoe Tea Rooms

Wairarapa Age, 18 February 1908
FAREWELL FUNCTION
Mr E. Rawson, S.M., was the recipient of another very handsome presentation at the hands of the Masterton Justices of the Peace yesterday. The ceremony took place in the Courthouse, Mr H. Caselberg making the presentation... A presentation was made to Mrs Rawson on Saturday afternoon by her singing pupils and a number of friends at the Wenvoe tea Rooms. Several of the ladies present made eulogistic speeches in which they emphasised the prominent part Mrs Rawson had always taken in social matters in the town. The possessor of a beautiful voice, she had been ever willing to assist at all gatherings, whether charitable or not, that had for their object the welfare of the community, and it was on this account, apart from her personal qualities, that she would be greatly missed in Masterton

Wairarapa Age, 11 April 1908
HUIA HOCKEY CLUB
On Thursday, the Huia Hockey Club entertained the Rev and Mrs Johnson at a farewell afternoon tea in the Wenvoe Tea Rooms

Wairarapa Daily Times, 11 January 1909
TEACHING MUSIC
Miss Evans, L.A.B., of R.A.M. and R.C.M., will resume her music teaching at the Wenvoe Tea Rooms on Monday, 1st February

Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 August 1909
LOST & FOUND
Will the person who took an Umbrella by mistake from the Ladies' Dressing Room in the Foresters' Hall on Tuesday evening last kindly return same to Miss Thomas' Wenvoe Tea Rooms

Wairarapa Age, 31 December 1910
CALEDONIAN SPORTS
Miss Thomas, of the Wenvoe Tea Rooms, will provide luncheon and afternoon tea at the Caledonian Society's sports in Masterton on Monday

Wairarapa Daily Times, 31 December 1910
SPORTS IN THE PARK
CALEDONIAN SOCIETY'S SPORTS To be held on Monday, 2nd January, 1911, PUBLIC PARK, Masterton. Ideal Picnic Grounds, Hot Water Provided Free. Bring your Picnic Hamper and have a Day's Enjoyment. Masterton Municipal Brass Band engaged. Country Visitors can depend upon a First-class.
LUNCHEON PROVIDED Miss Thomas, of the Wenvoe Tea Rooms, will have charge of the Luncheon and Tea arrangement, and, for the convenience of country visitors wishing to attend the Concert in the Evening will supply Evening Teas in the park Tea Kiosk. GRAND SCOTCH CONCERT in the evening

Wairarapa Daily Times, 1 April 1911
DANCING LESSONS
Miss Thomas resumes teaching third week in April. At Home Wednesday and Saturday next, after 4p.m. in room above Wenvoe tea Rooms

Wairarapa Daily Times, 13 June 1912
McLAY - BENNINGTON WEDDING
At Knox Church yesterday afternoon, Mr Alex. McLay, head shepherd at Brancepeth, was married to Miss Margaret Bennington, second daughter of Mr C. Bennington, an old resident of Masterton. The ceremony was performed by the Rev A. T. Thompson, B.A., in the presence of a large number of friends. The bride, who was attired in a beautiful cream dress, was given away by her father. Miss Ruby Winteringham, who was daintily attired in a blue costume, was bridesmaid. Mr P. McLay (brother of the bridegroom) was best man. At the conclusion of the ceremony, a large number of guests were entertained at a wedding breakfast at the Wenvoe tea Rooms. A number of very handsome and costly presents were received. Mr and Mrs McLay left by the afternoon train for Wellington, en route for the South, where the honeymoon will be spent

Wairarapa Daily Times, 29 August 1912
MAYSON - MACKAY WEDDING
At Knox Church this afternoon, Mr George D. Ayson, of Lower Hutt, son of Mr L. S. Ayson, Chief Inspector of Fisheries for New Zealand, was married to Miss Olive Graham Mackay, daughter of Mr J. G. Mackay, of Kuripuni. The marriage service was performed by the Rev A. T. Thompson, R.A., B.D. A reception was held subsequently at Wenvoe tea rooms, at which a large number of guests were present

Wairarapa Age, 30 December 1912
WAITRESS WANTED
WANTED - Waitresses for luncheon and afternoon tea, at Caledonian Sports on New Year's Day. Apply Miss Thomas, Wenvoe Tea Rooms, or Gillespie and Ao., Academy Buildings, Masterton

Wairarapa Daily Times, 11 June 1913
BEREAVEMENT
WENVOE TEA ROOMS The proprietors of Wenvoe Tea Rooms give notice that owing to family bereavement, the Tea Rooms will be closed until Friday, 20th inst.
Wairarapa Daily Times, 14 June 1913 The Wenvoe Tea Rooms will not re-open until Saturday, 21st inst.

Wairarapa Age, 16 April 1914
HALE - BROWN WEDDING
Mr J. J. Hale, youngest son of Mr H. W. Hale, of Christchurch, was married in St Matthew's Church, Masterton, yesterday, to Miss T. Clark, daughter of Mrs H. Brown of Masterton. The Rev H. Watson was the officiating clergyman and Mr R. H. Taylor, of Christchurch was best man. Miss E. Hill, of Christchurch, attended the bride, who wore a dress of white satin, trimmed with Oriental lace, and carried a beautiful bouquet of white carnations and chrysanthemums and maidenhair fern. The wedding breakfast took place at the Wenvoe Tea Rooms. Both bride and bridegroom are members of the Rechabite Order, to which the wedding will be of interest. Mr and Mrs Hall will reside in Christchurch

Wairarapa Daily Times, 27 April 1914
KITCHEN MAID WANTED
WANTED Smart kitchen maid for Wenvoe Tea Rooms

Wairarapa Age, 3 August 1914
GIRL WANTED
A capable girl is advertised for the Wenvoe tea rooms. Apply Miss Thomas

Wairarapa Age, 7 November 1914
Misses THOMAS RETIRES
Owing to ill-health, Miss Thomas is relinquishing the Wenvoe tea rooms. The rooms are advertised for sale and no reasonable offer will be refused

Wairarapa Age, 27 November 1914
BUSINESS SOLD
WANTED KNOWN - that the Misses Thomas have disposed of their interest in the Wenvoe Tea Rooms to the Misses Clarke, and in thanking the public for past support, solicit a continuance of patronage to their successors.
WANTED KNOWN - The Misses Clark have taken over the Wenvoe Tea and Luncheon Rooms and from Saturday, November 28th, the Rooms will be open every day, including Thursday afternoons and Saturday nights

WENVOE owned by the Misses CLARK
Misses CLARK TAKE OVER
Wairarapa Age, 28 November 1914
WENVOE TEA ROOMS Misses Clark ... Proprietresses
Morning Teas, Afternoon Teas, Dainty Luncheon
[Private Rooms for Parties]
STRAWBERRIES In Season
QUEEN ST. ...... MASTERTON

Wairarapa Age, 23 December 1914
SUNDAES COME TO TOWN
The Misses Clark, of the Wenvoe tea rooms notify that their rooms will be open on Xmas Eve, where tea, raspberries and cream and ice cream, may be had. The new dish "Sundae" which is new to Masterton, will also be available

Wairarapa Daily Times, 24 December 1914
ICE CREAM
The best of Ice Creams can be obtained on Christmas Eve at the Wenvoe tea Rooms. Sundaes a Specialty

Wairarapa Age, 16 March 1915
ALTERATIONS
The Misses Clark, proprietresses of the Wenvoe Tea Rooms, notify that owing to alterations being made, their rooms will be closed on Thursday and Friday next, but will be open on Saturday as usual

Wairarapa Age, 1 April 1915
LONGER HOURS
The Misses Clark, proprietresses of the Wenvoe tea and luncheon rooms, Masterton, have just had some important renovations effected to their establishment. The interior has been greatly improved and presents a most attractive appearance. The management announce that in future every Saturday evening grills and hot tea will be available from 5.30 to 6.30 o'clock

Wairarapa Daily Times, 23 December 1915
URQUHART - SMITH WEDDING
At St. Matthew's Church, Masterton, this morning, Miss Mabel Smith was married to Mr H. Urquhart, of Wellington. The bride, who was given away by her uncle, was charmingly attired in white charmeuse and wore the orthodox wreath and veil. She also carried a pretty bouquet. The bridegroom's brother acted as best man, and the wedding ceremony was conducted by the Rev J. Walker. A reception was held at the Wenvoe Tea Rooms and the happy couple left by motor for Wellington on their honeymoon trip. Mr and Mrs Urquhart will reside at New Plymouth

Wairarapa Age, 23 May 1916
SOLDIERS SPECIAL
Soldiers visiting Masterton on Wednesday and Friday evenings may obtain hot dinners at the Wenvoe tea rooms. Price 1s 6d

Wairarapa Age, 21 June 1916
ADAMS - VAUGHAN WEDDING
A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnised at St Matthew's Church, Masterton, yesterday, when Mr W. Adams, son of Mrs C. McCullough, was married to Miss Ethel May Vaughan, second daughter of Mr and Mrs H. Vaughan, of West Bush road. The Rev John Walker officiated. A reception was afterwards held at the Wenvoe Tea Rooms, where the customary toasts were honoured. Mr and Mrs Adams left later en route for Napier on their honeymoon

Wairarapa Age, 29 August 1916
TAPLIN - CURLEY WEDDING
At St Patrick's Church, Masterton, yesterday, Ernest Henry Taplin, son of Mr J. H. Taplin, was married to Miss Annie E. Curley, of St Galway, Ireland. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Father Guinane in the presence of a number of relatives and friends. There were four bridesmaids and Mr Valentine C. Taplin acted as best man. A reception was afterwards held at the Wenvoe tea rooms

Wairarapa Daily Times, 13 October 1916
BERTRAM - GRANT WEDDING
At St Matthew's Church, Masterton yesterday, Miss Mary Elizabeth Grant was married to Mr Harry Bertram, of Hamilton. The bride, who was given away by Mr Dowell, was attired in a becoming white crepe-de-chine gown, and was attended by Miss Agnes Robbins as bridesmaid, who was dressed in a pretty pale pink silk robe. Mr Chas. Asphead acted as best man. Afer the ceremony, which was performed by the Rec John Walker, a reception was held at the Wenvoe tea rooms

Wairarapa Age, 16 October 1916
KITCHEN-HAND WANTED
Young girl to assist in kitchen is required for the Wenvoe Tea Rooms

Wairarapa Age, 17 April 1917
HELP WANTED
A young girl to assist at the Wenvoe tea rooms. Apply Wenvoe Tea Rooms, Queen Street

Wairarapa Age, 18 April 1917
BEADEL - CRESSWELL WEDDING
At St Matthew's Church, Masterton, yesterday, Miss Louisa Jervis Cresswell, daughter of Mt and Mrs R. E. Cresswell, of Lansdowne, was married to Mr Thomas Beadel, of Christchurch. The bride, who was given away by her father, was attended by her two sisters as bridesmaids. Mr Harold Beadel, brother of the bridegroom, was best man and the Rev Charles Addenbrooke, of New Plymouth (assisted by the Rev Godfrey) was the officiating clergyman. After the ceremony a reception was held at the Wenvoe tea rooms. The happy couple left for Rotorua on their honeymoon trip

Wairarapa Daily Times, 8 October 1917
KITCHEN-HAND WANTED
WANTED - A strong girl for kitchen work. Apply Wenvoe Tea Rooms

Wairarapa Age, 15 February 1918
HELP WANTED
WANTED - A capable Kitchen Girl. Apply Wenvoe tea Rooms

Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 February 1918
KITCHEN-HAND WANTED
A young girl to assist in the kitchen is required for the Wenvoe Tea Rooms

Wairarapa Daily Times, 3 April 1918
KITCHEN-HAND WANTED
A capable young girl for kitchen work is required for the Wenvoe Tea ooms

Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 April 1918
COOK WANTED
WANTED - Woman to assist with cooking. Apply Wenvoe Tea Rooms

Wairarapa Age, 15 November 1918
WILLIAMS - DEVONPORT WEDDING
A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnised at St Matthew's Church, Masterton, yesterday, when Miss Myrtle Devonport, only daughter of Mr and Mrs Devonport, Columba road, was married to Mr H. Williams, youngest son of Mr and Mrs E. G. Williams, of River road. The bride was attended by Miss Robbins, of Napier, while Mr Devonport, brother of the bride, acted as best man. Rev Walker was the officiating clergyman, After the wedding breakfast, which was held at the Wenvoe Tea Rooms, the happy couple left for the south, where the honeymoon will be spent

Wairarapa Age, 19 November 1918
DAY OFF
The Wenvoe Tea Rooms will be closed until Monday, November 25th

Wairarapa Daily Times, 1 May 1919 McGILVARY - FINLAYSON
McGILCARY - FINLAYSON WEDDING
A pretty wedding was celebrated in Knox Church this morning when Miss B. Finlayson, second daughter of Mr K. Finlayson, Fifeshire, Scotland, was married to Mr J. McGilvary of Easter, Elister, Argyllshire, Scotland. The ceremony was performed by the Rev R. Ingliss, M.A. The bride, who was given away by her uncle, wore a becoming gown of gabardine and veil, fastened with orange blossoms and carried a bouquet of chrysanthemums and autumn leaves. The two bridesmaids were her sisters, Misses Maggie and Davinia Finlayson, who wore dainty dresses of white voile, with black hats. Both bridesmaids carried pretty bouquets. Mr J. Rarbet acted as best man and Mr J. More as groomsman. After the ceremony the guests were entertained at the Wenvoe tea rooms. The happy couple left for Wanganui on their honeymoon trip, the bride's travelling dress being a frey costume with saxe blue velour hat

Wairarapa Age, 5 June 1919
DAY OFF
The WENVOE tea rooms will be closed all day to-day (Thursday)

Wairarapa Daily Times, 24 June 1919
MATTHEWS - STEWART WEDDING
A wedding of much local interest was celebrated at Knox Church this afternoon, when Miss Elma May Stewart, fourth daughter of Mrs A. Stewart, Essex street, was married to Mr Clive Matthews, of Hamilton. The Rev G. T. Brown officiated. The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr Norman Stewart, looked very charming in a gown of palest blue georgette over crepe de chene. She also wore a handsome veil and the customary orange blossoms and bouquet. She was attended by her youngest sister, Miss Alexa Stewart, who wore a pretty bridesmaid's frock of emerald green georgette with green and black hat and carried a bouquet. Mr George Fookes, of New Plymouth (cousin of the bridegroom) acted as best man. After the ceremony Mrs Stewart entertained a number of guests at the Wenvoe tea rooms, and the happy couple left by the afternoon train, the bride wearing a smart blue and tan costume and a becoming hat to match. After the honeymoon Mr and Mrs Clive Matthews will take up their residence in Hamilton

Wairarapa Age, 31 July 1919
DAY OFF
WANTED known - The Wenvoe Tea Rooms will not be open to-day

Wairarapa Age, 16 October 1919
HELP WANTED
WANTED - Young girl to assist Tea Rooms. Apply Wenvoe Tea Rooms

Wairarapa Age, 5 November 1919
RENOVATIONS
Wenvoe Tea Roomswill be closed on Thursday, November 6th and Friday, November 7th next for renovations. Re-opens as usual on Saturday

Wairarapa Age, 28 January 1920
WAITRESS WANTED
Waitress required for Wenvoe tea rooms

Wairarapa Age, 30 January 1920
WAITRESS WANTED
WANTED - Waitress, and woman or girl for kitchen work; no cooking, wages 27/6 per week. Apply Wenvoe Tea Rooms
NOTE this is the equivalent in Jan 2014 of $190 per week

Wairarapa Age, 26 March 1920 WEDDING
DAVIS - SMITH WEDDING
A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnised at Knox Church, Masterton, yesterday, the contracting parties being Mr Victor George Davis, eldest son of Mrs W. J. Leach, of Masterton and Miss Elsie Evelyn Smith, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Smith, also of Masterton.
The Rev G. T. Brown, M.A., officiated
The bride, who was given away by her father, looked very pretty in a cream costume with hat to match, and carried a shower bouquet of white dahlias and roses. The bridegroom's sister, Miss Winfred Davis, acted as bridesmaid, and wore a heliotrope dress and black hat, trimmed with heliotrope, with touches of pink. She also carried a bouquet of heliotrope sweet peas, pink roses, and maidenhair fern.
The duties of best man were carried out by Mr S, Smith, brother of the bride. The bridegroom's presents to the bride and bridesmaid were gold brooches.
A reception was afterwards held at the Wenvoe Tea Rooms, where the customary toasts were honoured. The happy couple left later in the day for New Plymouth, the bride's travelling costume being of navy blue serge, with pan velvet hat. Mr and Mrs Davis's future residence will be in Masterton

Wairarapa Age, 14 July 1920 WEDDING
HARTMANN - CREELMAN WEDDING
A pretty wedding was celebrated at Knox Church, Masterton, yesterday, when Miss Florence Vistoria Creelman, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Creelman, of Masterton, was married to Mr Ferdinand Hartmann. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a stylish grey tailormade costume and carried a pretty bouquet of jonquils and maidenhair ferns. Miss Matty Spackman and Miss Violet Creelman (niece of the bride) were bridesmaids and both carried dainty bouquets. Mr P. Hartmann (brother of the bridegroom) was best man and Mr E. Pinkney groomsman. The bridegroom, best man and groomsman are all returned soldiers. The Rev J. T. Macky was the officiating clergyman. The large number of presents received bore testimony to the popularity of the young couple. After the ceremony a reception was held at the Wenvoe Tea Rooms. The happy couple left by the afternoon train for Christchurch, on their honeymoon trip

Wairarapa Age, 27 March 1920
KNIGHT - COOMBER WEDDING
A quiet but pretty wedding took place at the Knox Church yesterday, the contracting parties being Mr Thomas Watson Knight, son of the late Mr R. G. Knight and Mrs Knight, of Wellington, and Miss Elsie Coomber, of Pahiatua. The officiating clergyman was the Rev G. T. Brown, M.A. The bride was given away by her brother, and her sister, Miss Ruby Coomber, attended as bridesmaid. Mr S. Knight acted as best man. After the ceremony morning tea was served at the Wenvoe Tea Rooms, the happy couple later leaving for the north. Their future home will be at Marton

Wairarapa Age, 15 July 1920
DAY OFF
WENVOE Tea Rooms will be closed to-day (Thursday) and open as usual to-morrow (Friday)

Wairarapa Age, 3 August 1920
Mr BRADLEY RETIRES
A most enjoyable little supper was given last evening by the staff of the New Zealand Loan and Mecantile Agency Company in the Wenvoe tea rooms, in honour of Mr E. Bradley (the firm's accountant), who is retiring on superannuation, after many years of long and faithful service. The manager, Mr A. T. Spain, in a neat speech, referred to Mr Bradley's long term of service, his never failing courtesy and his popularity among the staff. He then presented the guest of the evening with a Gladstone bag and rug. Mr Bradley feelingly responded. Messrs Griffith, Iggylden, Irons, Sexton, J. B. McKenzie and Frater also spoke, testifying to Mr Bradley's good qualities. The evening terminated with the singing of "For He's A Jolly Good Fellow." Mr Bradley's future home will be in Auckland

Wairarapa Age, 6 August 1920
JONES - JOHNSON WEDDING
A very pretty wedding was celebrated in St Matthew's Church, Masterton, on Wednesday afternoon, when Miss Mary Johnson, daughter of the late Mrs G. Madsen, of Chapel street, Masterton, was married to Mr Victor Jones, son of Mr R. E. Jones, of Masterton. The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr Alex. Johnson, was attired in a navy blue tailored costume, with a pretty hat to match. Miss Pearl Madsen was bridesmaid and Mr James Johnson best man. The Rev John Walker was the officiating clergyman. After the ceremony a reception was held in the Wenvoe tea rooms

Wairarapa Age, 3 September 1920
FOWLER - TAYLOR WEDDING
A quiet but extremely pretty wedding was solemnised at St Matthew's Church, Masterton, yesterday afternoon, when Mr Eric Clifton Fowler, of the staff of Dalgety and Co., Ltd., and only son of Mr and Mrs Hilton Fowler, of Palmerston North, was united in the bonds of holy matrimony with Miss Irene Taylor, only daughter of Mr Thomas Taylor, of "Beaumaris" Whareama
The bride, who wore a beautiful gown of white charmeuse satin, with an overdress of georgette, trimmed with silver and pearls, entered the church on the arm of her father. She also wore an exquisite hand-embroidered veil with the customary orange blossoms and carried a beautiful shower bouquet. The bride was attended by Miss Folwer, of Palmerston North, sister of the bridegroom and her niece, Miss Toogood (East Coast). The bridesmaids wore dainty frocks of heliotrope and pink georgette, black picture hats and carried beautiful shower bouquets.
Mr W. G. Clapham of Kiwitea, acted as best man and Mr C. Taylor, brother of the bride, as groomsman. The ceremony was performed by the Rev B. D. Ashcroft, vicar of Tinui.
After the ceremony the guests were received at the Wenvoe Tea Rooms by Mrs Toogood, sister of the bride, where the reception was held, only relatives and intimate friends being present.
The happy couple left later by car for the North, where the honeymoon will be spent, the bride travelling in a brown costume, with a fawn velour hat, and furs en suite. Mr and Mrs Fowler will reside in Masterton

Wairarapa Age, 12 October 1920
COOK & WAITRESS WANTED
WANTED -A good plain cook. Apply Wenvoe Tea Rooms
WANTED - A waitress; wages 32/6 Apply Wenvoe Tea Rooms
NOTE this is equivalent in October 2014 to $225.55 a week

28 December 1920
BURLING - BUDD WEDDING
A pretty wedding was celebrated at Knox Church this morning, when Miss Catherine Budd, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Budd of Cockburn Street Masterton, was married to Mr Jess Burling of South Road Masterton. The bride was charmingly attired in white satin with lace overdress and wore the orthodox wreath and veil. The bridesmaid, Miss M Budd, sister of the bride, wore a dainty dress of lemon crepe de chine, while a cousin of the bride, Miss Myrtle Lenz, who acted as flower girl, was daintily attired in white georgette. Mr A. E. Levick was best man. Rev G. T. Brown M.A., was the officiating clergyman. After the ceremony a reception was held at the Wenvoe Tea Rooms. The young couple later left for the north on their honeymoon trip

WENVOE owned by 'Mate' & Jean KURTICH/KURTA
Evening Post, 5 December 1931 NEW COMPANIES
Registration is reported by the "Mercantile Gazette" of private companies as under:-
WENVOE RESTAURANT, Ltd., Masterton.
CAPITAL: 200 into 200 shares of £1 each
Subscribers:
New Plymouth - Paul Stachurski - 49 (1879-1967) from Warsaw, died New Plymouth
Wellington - M. A. Kurta - 150
Masterton - *Veronica Lena Kurta - 1 (nee Stachurski, daughter of Paul)
Objects: Business of restaurant proprietros and general incidental
*Veronica was a sister-in-law of Mate. She married Mate's brother, Ivan Juraj Kurta (1900-1988)

Evening Post, 16 February 1932 NEW OWNERS
MATE & JEAN TAKE OVER
WENVOE TEA AND LUNCHEON ROOMS, Masterton
This popular tea and luncheon rooms, situated on Queen street, has been acquired by Mr J. G. Kurta, whose many years experience in the catering trade in large centres speaks well for the future of "Wenvoe" The business will be conducted on the most up-to-date lines and patrons can feel assured that nothing will be wanting on the new proprietor's part to make the rooms a favourite spot for all visitors to Masterton. The premises open at 8 a.m., and continue in active service to the public until 11 p.m. Morning and afternoon teas, with home-made cakes, scones, and meat pies, and grills at any hour, will be featured by the new proprietor. Mr Kurta will give his personal attention to every department and specially invites the ladies of Masterton to sample his block cake. Home-made cakes are also a specialty, and wedding and birthday cakes can be supplied on the shortest notice.
"Wenvoe" has always been a popular resort and under the management of the new proprietor there will be the best of fare and service to all patrons. Catering can be undertaken on any scale and satisfaction guaranteed

NOTES
The upstairs rooms which had once been used as a Dancing & music studio now became the home of Mate, Jean and Fred. At some stage the Wenvoe stopped selling cakes and became the Wenvoe Restaurant with dine-in meals, including home-cooked specials, take away Fish & Chips and fresh fish displayed in the window. If you know when this occurred we would love to hear from you. Please leave comments below

Mate & Jean Kurta were:
Mathew 'Mate' Marijan Kurtich/Kurta (1908-1980) born Podgora, Croatia
Jean Elizabeth nee Bishop (1920-1992) born Carterton to Sydney Clifford Bishop, cheesemaker & pastry cook of Carterton & Daisy Elizabeth CAPON
- Mate & Jean are buried together in Archer St cemetery, Masterton
(their daughter Sonja (1944-2008) is buried between them)
the partner of Mate & Jean (for over 40 years) was:
Miroslav Miro 'Fred' Mlikota (1913-1986) born Podgora, Splitsko-dalmatinska, Hrvatska. Fred came to New Zealand in 1928 when he was 14. He worked in the gumfields in Northland and was later an army cook. He never married. He was a partner with Mate & Jean in the Wenvoe for over 40 years.
Fred died in 1986 in his home town, Podgora aged 73


PHOTO
WENVOE TEA ROOMS c1930s
Shows two women and a teenage boy outside the Wenvoe Tea Rooms, Queen Street, Masterton. They appear to be workers at the tearoom. Jean Ross stands in the middle. A display of cakes is in the shop window
From the collection of Jenny Borman

BLUFF burials
* excludes still born
* birth date may be calculated from age at death
* date could be that of death or burial
* names grouped together not necessarily related
* a lot more info available by reading the headstones at above link
NOTES Original list of names was taken from the above database. Most people have been individually researched, but not all, use as a guide only to your own research

A to C .. D to F .. G to I .. J to L
M to O .. P to R .. S to U .. V to Y

MAAKA, Moeroa Florence - 13 Nov 1923 aged 2

MacDONALD, Adelaide Elliott - 16 March aged 66
MacDONALD, Elsie Jane - 8 March 1972 aged 71
* BDM has Elsie June McDonald
MacDONALD, Mary Ann - 27 Sep 1920 aged 81
MacDONALD, Thomas T - 24 May 1975 aged 95
MacDONALD, Violet - 22 May 1915 aged 25

MacFADGEN, Leslie Ross - 18 Aug 1993 aged 90
MacFADGEN, Rata Heather - 13 June 2003 aged 78

MacKENZIE, James Nicholson - 30 Nov 1914 aged 64
MacKENZIE, Marina Jane - 29 Sep 2013 aged 42

MAGNEIL, Mary - 17 July 1906 aged 55

MAGUIRE, Janet Lottie - 3 Dec 1961 aged 74
MAGUIRE, Mary - 19 July 1906 age not found

MAIN, Elizabeth - 7 July aged 67

McCAIN, Robert - 25 Oct 1945 aged 83

McCARTHY, Florence - 15 Aug 1906 aged 12
McCARTHY, Hannah Alice - 25 June 1927 aged 38
McCARTHY, Patrick - 29 Jan 1904 aged 43
McCARTHY, Thomas Andrew - 11 Sep 1908 aged 23
McCARTHY, William Edward - 26 Jan 1928 aged 81

McDONALD, Alexander 'Sandy' - 18 Dec 1968 aged 68
McDONALD, Alexander - 26 May 1945 aged 88
McDONALD, Augustus Grigor - 8 Dec 1920 aged 51
McDONALD, James - 13 March 1882 aged 22
* fireman on the NZR, died at Colac Bay
McDONALD, Jessie Rose - 5 April 1952 aged 85 (nee McLauchlan)
McDONALD, John - 27 Feb 1907 aged 78
McDONALD, John - 4 April 1909 aged 80
McDONALD, Margaret - 7 Sep 1907 aged 71 (nee Morrison)

McEWEN, Ernest - 14 Dec 1905 aged 16 months
McEWEN, Ernest Albert - 5 Sep 1902 aged 4 months

McGARRY, Carrie Pretoria - 3 Nov 1958 aged 58

McGIBBON, John - 26 Feb 1861 aged 63

McGILL, George M - 27 Oct 1945 age unknown

McGILVRAY, Archibald - 8 April 1889 aged 17 months
McGILVRAY, Janet - 16 June 1900 aged 48

McGRATH, Agatha Anastasia - 1 Oct 1898 aged 5 months
McGRATH, Cedric - 10 Jan 1938 aged child
McGRATH, Rita Louisa - 4 Oct 1898 aged 5 months
* buried with Agatha

McGREGOR, Christina - 3 Aug 1874 aged 80

McHARDY, William - 5 Sep 1888 aged 72

McHUTCHESON, William - 8 May 1894 aged 3 days

McINTOSH, Elvina Lilian Shaw - 22 Jan 1902 aged 7 months
McINTOSH, Hugh Lang - 22 April 1926 aged 74

McINTYRE, Alexander - 24 Dec 1935 aged 66
McINTYRE, Catherine Elizabeth - 18 Feb 1954 aged 81
McINTYRE, Daniel - 2 March 1945 aged 73
McINTYRE, Eileen Martha - 21 April 1947 aged 48
McINTYRE, Elizabeth Margaret - 17 Oct 1922 aged 46
McINTYRE, John - 17 Jan 1908 aged 69
McINTYRE, Linda May - 19 Nov 1953 aged 15 months
McINTYRE, William - 25 Sep 1946 aged 70

McKENZIE, Abraham - 25 Feb 1894 aged 28
McKENZIE, Agnes - 10 May 1950 aged 74
* wife of Ronald
McKENZIE, Alexander - 29 April 1928 aged 71
McKENZIE, Beatrice - 24 April 1941 aged 84
* wife of Alexander
McKENZIE, Catherine May Agnes - 14 July 1910 aged 9 weeks
McKENZIE, Charles - 24 Oct 1890 aged 5 weeks
McKENZIE, Charles Alexander - 19 July 1889 aged 7 weeks
McKENZIE, Elizabeth - 3 Sep 1905 aged 20
McKENZIE, Ellie May - 30 Sep 1967 aged 77 (nee McLennan)
* wife of Thomas
McKENZIE, Esther - 28 April 1896 aged 33
McKENZIE, James - 9 Oct 1889 aged 29
McKENZIE, Jean Ann - 23 Oct 1942 aged 73
* wife of William
McKENZIE, Kenny Lauchlan - 25 Aug 1943 aged 45
McKENZIE, Mabel - 14 Sep 1988 aged 91
McKENZIE, Ronald - 17 June 1943 aged 74
McKENZIE, Thomas - 27 June 1982 aged 88
McKENZIE, William - 30 June 1938 aged 76

McKERMAN, Victoria Veronica - 16 Oct 1895 aged 6 weeks

McKINLAY, John A - 28 Feb 1905 aged 5 months

McLAUCHLAN, Charles Daniel - 9 Sep 1888 aged 18
McLAUCHLAN, Isabella Mary A - 11 Sep 1948 aged 84
McLAUCHLAN, James - 2 May 1884 aged 50
McLAUCHLAN, James Alexander - 1 June 1947 aged 82
McLAUCHLAN, Jane - 19 Jan 1912 aged 70

McLENNAN, Jessie - 2 Nov 1936 aged 69
McLENNAN, John - 14 April 1897 aged 64

McLEOD, Catherine - 11 Aug 1940 aged 79
McLEOD, George - 20 Oct 1919 aged 63
McLEOD, George William - 5 Nov 1941 aged 39
McLEOD, Hannah - 9 Jan 1966 aged 80
McLEOD, Marion May - 23 May 1980 aged 75

McMICHAEL, Ann - 9 July 1882 aged 72
McMICHAEL, Maria - 22 Oct 1904 aged 72
McMICHAEL, William - 4 Sep 1899 aged 66

McMILLAN, John Barr - 1 July 1906 aged 56

McNAUGHTON, Ellen Louise - 10 Sep 1918 aged 47
McNAUGHTON, John - 9 May 1896 aged 12 days
* buried together

McPHERSON, Alice Harden - 31 Jan 1910 aged 40
McPHERSON, Charles Thomas - 16 Aug 1943 aged 84
McPHERSON, John - 23 Aug 1897 aged 35

McQUARRIE, Amy - 9 June 1894 aged 3
McQUARRIE, Annie - 3 April 1950 aged 54
* wife of John Edward
McQUARRIE, Bertha Phoebe - 20 Nov 1906 aged 35
McQUARRIE, Daniel - 29 Jan 1885 aged 53
McQUARRIE, Daniel - 10 Aug 1926 aged 65
* accidentally killed
McQUARRIE, Enid Christaline - 19 Sep 1931 aged 23
* daughter of Lucian & Christaline Eteveneaux (1881-1934). She married Paul Evan McQuarrie in 1931 and died giving birth (as did the child)
* wife of Paul
McQUARRIE, Esma - 2 Dec 1932 age not found
* buried with Mary Dorcas McQuarrie
McQUARRIE, Evan - 25 Feb 1894 aged 30
McQUARRIE, Frances Gilbertson - 21 March 1901 aged 7
McQUARRIE, George - 5 Nov 1902 aged 25
* son of Daniel & Hannah
McQUARRIE, Hannah - 24 Nov 1922 aged 84 (nee Hurley)
* wife of Daniel McQuarrie
McQUARRIE, Henry Victor 'Harry' - 9 July 1961 aged 63
* married Elizabeth 'Frances' Dufty (1906-1984) in 1923
McQUARRIE, Jessie - 2 Aug 1955 aged 80
* daughter of Daniel & Hannah
McQUARRIE, John Edward - 30 Nov 1962 aged 78
McQUARRIE, John Thomas - 8 Dec 1925 aged 67
McQUARRIE, Mary Margaret - 1 June 1955 aged 90 (nee Smith)
* married John Thomas in 1883. Mother of 8. Those here... Henry Victor, John Edward, Paul Evan Daniel & William Gilbertson McQuarrie
McQUARRIE, Mary Dorcas - 21 Nov 1933 aged 48
McQUARRIE, Paul Evan Daniel - 4 Jan 1956 aged 67
* amateur heavyweight champion
McQUARRIE, Sarah Dorcas - 21 Nov 1933 aged 48
McQUARRIE, Walter - 7 Feb 1881 aged 8
* son of Daniel & Hannah
McQUARRIE, William Gilbertson - 10 June 1952 aged 65

McTIGUE, Malachi - 19 July 1940 aged 65
McTIGUE, Malachi 'Francis' - 16 April 1946 aged 26
McTIGUE, Margaret Bridget Magdaline Gabriel 'Mary' - 22 Feb 1947 aged 54

MEDDER, Cecil Eddy - 23 Nov 1907 aged 2
* 1 of 9 children of William Henry Medder jnr (1880-1974) & Elizabeth Rose Harding
MEDDER, Cecil Lacey - 16 Feb 1897 aged 5
* 1 of 15 children of William Henry Medder snr (1853-1880) & Mary Brady
Southland Times, 19 Feb 1897
CHILD DROWNED - On Wednesday afternoon a child of about five years, named Cecil Lacy(sic) Medder, was drowned in the railway reservoir whilst playing on the hillside at the Bluff. Dr Matthews was quickly in attendance and used every means to restore animation but without avail. The deceased, with his brother and sister, had gone to the reservoir to get water and while fishing for crayfish, overbalanced and fell in
MEDDER, Elizabeth Rose - 2 Aug 1919 aged 35 (nee Harding)
* married William Medder jnr in 1903
MEDDER, Letta Rose - 28 Dec 1912 aged 11 months
* daughter of William jnr & Elizabeth
MEDDER, William Henry jnr - 19 Jan 1974 aged 93

MELDRUM, Isabella Sangster - 21 Aug 1943 aged 57

MENDT, William - 20 July 1894 aged 22

METZGER, Albert - 16 Nov 1939 aged 54
METZGER, Ernestine Henrietta - 24 Aug 1935 aged 76
METZGER, Joseph - 4 Jan 1937 aged 87
METZGER, Joseph Arthur - 12 May 1947 aged 66
METZGER, Mary Jane - 13 Aug 1963 aged 87
METZGER, Victor Albert - 8 March 1954 aged 78
METZGER, Victor Reginald - 25 June 1927 aged 21
METZGER, Walter Charles - 21 July 1964 aged 47

MIDDLEMISS, Margaret Isabel - 19 July 1936 aged 30

MILLER, Andrew Mackie Niven - 24 June 1954 aged 63
MILLER, Ellen - 27 Aug 1985 aged 95
MILLER, Jane - 12 May 1903 aged 77
MILLER, Neil - 5 Jan 1903 aged 17 months
* son of Robert Miller & Jane Blackmore

MILLIN, Leslie Hunter - 27 May 1925 aged 8
MILLIN, Stanley Robert - 18 Feb 1929 aged 2 days

MITCHELL, Ann - 11 Jan 1932 aged 82
MITCHELL, David - 13 Oct 1915 aged 64
MITCHELL, Haddin - 17 Dec 1911 aged 52
MITCHELL, Henry - 16 Dec 1881 aged 55
MITCHELL, Williamina - 18 April 1959 aged 84

MOIR, Jean Beverley - 15 April 1922 aged 10 weeks
MOIR, William - 12 Dec 1898 aged 19

MOLLOY, Thomas - 7 June 1951 aged 71
MOLLOY, Walter Haven - 26 Oct 1938 aged 30

MONSOU, Fred Butcher - 29 July 1914
* database has this name, but read story ..
Mataura Ensign, 30 July 1914 THE BLUFF FIRE One of the biggest fires that has ever occurred at Bluff for over a decade commenced in the Club Hotel Building at midnight on Tuesday. By the fire at Bluff in the Club Hotel buildings in the early hours of Wednesday (29th) morning three lives were lost namely Peter MONSON (55), Fred BUTCHER (66) and John Thomas BROOK (22)
Brook, a Private in the Bluff territorials, was a fireman and lodged at the hotel. He was due at his work in the railway shed at six o'clock and as he did not turn up inquiries were made. Brook had only arrived from Lumsden the previous week to take up his duties at the Bluff. He was a single man, 22 years of age. On the night preceding the fire he arrived at the hotel from a hard day's work and his remark to one of the hotel staff was, "I am dead tired and I am going to have a good sleep." He went straight to his room and from that minute nothing was seen of him again. A careful search of the place failed to reveal any human remains under the bedroom he occupied (room 6) but it is possible that the unfortunate man had groped his way out into the corridor and had been overcome by the heavy smoke.
Monson was an American Swede and had been employed on the barque Irene as ship's carpenter. His charred body was found in a bent-up tangled wreckage of the bedstead (room 15), where he was evidently suffocated in his sleep. Butcher, the third victim, commonly known as "Blucher", was a well-known identity, an old character of both Invercargill and Bluff, being an ex man-o'-warsman. There were many heroic actions during the progress of the fire. Two of he maidservants were rescued in the nick of time, one being unconscious with her night clothes on fire. Another became stupefied and was unable to move when a man caught hold of her and carried her down the fire escape. The fire brigade rendered excellent service under trying circumstances

MONSON, Peter - 29 July 1914 aged 55
* read story above

MOODY, William James - aged 64

MORRIS, Christina Louisa - 25 Aug 1956 aged 52 (Spencer)
* buried with Spencer family

MORRISON, Annie - 10 March 1939 aged 60
MORRISON, Clifford Mark - 16 June 1943 aged 25
MORRISON, John - 16 July 1950 aged 83
MORRISON, Robert - 31 Oct 1900 aged 1 month
MORRISON, Robert - 10 June 1911 aged 53

MORTIMER, Ira Terese - 4 Nov 1972 aged 64
MORTIMER, Leslie Raymond - 14 March 1957 aged 54

MOSS, Frank Huia - 12 March 1941 aged 34
MOSS, Herbert Henry - 24 Oct 1949 aged 76
MOSS, Jeannie - 23 Nov 1936 aged 64
MOSS, Vivienne Heather - 30 May 2007 aged 81

MUGGLETON, Charles Arthur - 26 Oct 1881 aged 15

MUIR, Gavin - 10 Sep 1949 aged 56
MUIR, Janet McKelvie - 12 Dec 1971 aged 73

MULLAY, Arthur Francis - 15 Nov 2001 aged 71
MULLAY, Daisy - 6 Sep 1889 aged infant
MULLAY, Frank Haldane - 18 June 1928 aged 27
MULLAY, Grace Anderson - 26 Oct 1890 aged 21 days
MULLAY, Nessie Olive - 15 Feb 1968 aged 65
MULLAY, Robina Annie - 3 July 1924 aged 59
MULLAY, Thomas Scott - 9 July 1924 aged 69
MULLAY, Thorwald Scott - 1 April 1955 aged 58

MULLINDER, Muriel Martha - 27 Aug 1990 aged 75

MURDOCH, Ruth Kipling - 24 June 1946 aged 79

MUTCH, Annie - 12 July 1922 aged 75
MUTCH, James Christal - 18 Aug 1918 aged 73
MUTCH, Jane - 2 Jan 1903 aged 88
MUTCH, Jane Clare - 20 Jan 1966 aged 73
MUTCH, John Tweedie - 22 April 1960 aged 77

NEILSON, Mary - 2 Dec 1918 aged
NEILSON, Patrick - 5 Jan 1914 aged

NEILSEN, Peter - 17 Aug 1911 aged 33
NEILSEN, Walter Martinius Tamaio - 21 Jan 1915 aged 1
* buried with Lena Joss

NELSON, Archibald - 11 Sep 1909 aged 51
NELSON, Ellen Mary - 15 June 1911 aged 7 hours

NEWELL, John Patrick - 6 July 1899 aged 2
NEWELL, John - 6 Sep 1922 - aged 61
NEWELL, Mary Ann Agatha- 16 May 1928 aged 64

NEWMAN, Henry George - 1 Jan 1898 aged 52

NEWTON, Alice - 6 Feb 1917 aged 35
NEWTON, Arihi - 4 Oct 1928 aged 77
NEWTON, Jacob George - 8 Sep 1933 aged 92
NEWTON, James Henry - 13 Nov 1945 aged 84
NEWTON, Tau Hau - 23 Feb 1917 aged 3 months

NICHOL, Agnes - 20 Aug 1938 age not found
NICHOL, Annie Willis - 12 Aug 1896 aged 93
NICHOL, Annie Willis - 2 Feb 1924 aged 51
NICHOL, Elizabeth A - 1 Aug 1913 aged 59
NICHOL, Ernest Arnott - 30 April 1956 aged 77
NICHOL, Ernest Samuel - 28 May 1988 aged 78
NICHOL, George Muir - 15 Aug 1952 aged 75
NICHOL, George Willis - 11 May 1907 aged 72
NICHOL, Henry - 19 July 1970 aged 93
NICHOL, Hilda Elisa Rosina - 4 April 1998 aged 84
NICHOL, Hilda Isabella - 28 Feb 1965 aged 84
NICHOL, Isabella - 29 July 1969 aged 96
NICHOL, Leslie - 2 Jan 1909 aged 2 days
NICHOL, Mary - 20 Sep 1929 aged 86
NICHOL, Mary - 9 June 1967 aged 93
NICHOL, Robert - 19 Feb 1872 aged 75
NICHOL, Samuel - 9 Feb 1924 aged 84

NICHOLSON, Andrew - 13 Jan 1938 aged 80
NICHOLSON, Anne - 29 April 1929 aged 59
NICHOLSON, Elsie - 31 May 1935 aged 7 hours
* daughter of James Victor & Frances
NICHOLSON, Frances May - 18 Aug 1985 aged 77
NICHOLSON, James - 28 April 1946 aged 76
NICHOLSON, James Victor - 15 April 1968 aged 72

NIELSEN, Patrick Richard - 3 Jan 1914 aged 4
NIELSEN, Edith Gertrude - 30 July 1955 aged 77
NIELSEN, Mary Elizabeth - 12 Sep 1929 aged 16
* database has NielsOn for all three

NIGHTINGALE, Alexander Thomas Swatton - 6 Aug 1947 aged 64
NIGHTINGALE, Beatrice Victoria - 27 May 1980 age unknown (nee Holding)
* they married in 1928

NIVEN, Helen Alice 20 Sep 1983 aged 93
NIVEN, William Alexander - 24 April 1929 aged 50
NIVEN, William David Francis - 29 Jan 1913 aged 13 months

NIXEY, Alfred Edward Thomas - 24 March 1897 aged 5 months
NIXEY, Catherine - 24 Oct 1952 aged 66
NIXEY, Charlotte Louisa - 27 Feb 1899 aged 2 months
* wife of John - died 7 days later
NIXEY, John - 9 Feb 1933 aged 82
NIXEY, John Issac Franklin - 17 Oct 1952 aged 69
NIXEY, Susan Brown - 17 Sep 1909 aged 49

NORRIS, Catherine - 23 May 1901 aged 59
NORRIS, Catherine Mary - 13 Oct 1988 aged 85
NORRIS, Charles Whiffin - 27 Nov 1927 aged 50
NORRIS, Henry Joseph - 20 Nov 1943 aged 74
NORRIS, Jemima Alicia - 14 Aug 1941 aged 62
NORRIS, Joseph Ebenezer - 7 April 1903 aged 60
NORRIS, Mary Anderson - 11 June 1924 aged 27

OVERINGHAM, - 3 Dec 1860 aged 3

OXLEY, Ellen - 20 Oct 1957 aged 65

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PHOTO
Plot 165, Block General 5
Sacred Memory
Of my dear husband
William James Moody
Native of Belfast Ireland
Who died 10th March 1915
Aged 66 years
Thy will be done

* the Upokongaro Hotel
* the Upokongaro School
* the Upokongaro Ferry
* the UPOKONGARO Birth, Death, Marriages

this is just a few of the birth, death & marriages in Upokongaro ~ space has dictated the length of the journal ~ more pages may be added at a later date

TIMELINE for UPOKONGARO birth, death, marriages
Wanganui Herald, 11 April 1872
DEATH: ROWLAND - On the 10th inst., at the residence of his father, Victoria Avenue, Percy William, youngest son of Mr Philip Rowland, aged 10 months. The funeral of the above will leave Mr Rowland's house, on Saturday, at 3p.m. W. AIKEN, Undertaker
parents: Philip Rowland & Emma Beaumont
also see his father's death July 1878

Wanganui Herald, 5 May 1874
DEATH: CAINES - On the 5th instant, at his late residence, Upokongaro, Wanganui, Mr Alfred Caines, aged 39 years. Eldest son of Mr William Caines, of Pikopiko, Wanganui and formerly of Yeovil, Somersetshire. Home papers please copy. Lyttelton papers please copy.
Friends are informed that the Funeral of the late Mr Alfred Caines will leave the Masonic Hotel, River Bank, on Thursday, the 7th instant, at 3 o'clock o.m. JOHN ANDERSON, Undertaker, Victoria Avenue
born: 14 March 1845 in Yeovile, Somerset, England
parents: William Caines (1815-1894) & his 2nd wife, Mary Blake (1815-1882). William had 1st married Poite Te Ngarue
also see father at Dec 1894 & son at Sep 1888

Wanganui Herald, 3 Aug 1874
DEATH: BROWN - On the 1st August, by drowning at the Ferry, Upokongaro, John Brown, native of Pittenweem, Fifeshire, Scotland, aged 43 years. The funeral will leave Mr Kennedy's Upokongaro Hotel, to-morrow (Tuesday), at 12 o'clock and the Steam Packet Hotel, Taupo Quay, at 2.30 p.m. JOHN ANDERSON, Undertaker, Victoria Avenue

Wanganui Chronicle, 16 April 1878
BIRTH: FILMER - On April 8, at Upokongaro, the wife of Mr Arthur Filmer, of a son
this was: 1878-1931 Thomas Hunter Filmer
parents: Arthur Filmer & Henrietta Green
Thomas died: in California, USA (as did the rest of the family)

Wanganui Chronicle, 4 June 1878
DEATH: DUCKWORTH - On the 3rd June (killed by a fall of earth at Upokongaro), William Duckworth, aged 21 years
this was: William Henry Duckworth
parents: William Henry 'Long Bill' Duckworth (1828-1871, died Nelson) & Sarah Matilda Barrett (1831-1907 from NSW)
the INQUEST
Administration Bond - filed 24 March 1879
IN THE MATTER OF William Henry DUCKWORTH - late of Upokongaro, near Wanganui, Provinical District of Wellington, labourer - deceased: Frederick DUCKWORTH of Urenui, near New Plymouth, Provincial District of Taranaki and John NORTHCOTT, of Hurangi(sic), Taranaki, seeking grant of Letters of Administration in the estate of William Henry Duckworth.
Statement of Frederick Duckworth, farmer, of Urenui, near New Plymouth:- That I am the only brother of the said William Henry Duckworth. That said deceased died on the 3rd day of June 1878 at Upokongaro, near Wanganui, intestate and unmarried. The father and mother of the said deceased did marry years ago. That I am the next-of-kin of William Henry Duckworth and to the best of my knowledge, the estate effects and credits are under the value of L100-0-0 (One hundred pounds).
of note William's brother, Frederick Duckworth (1852-1936) married Zenobia Northcott (1861-1945) in 1877. His sister Caroline Duckworth (1856-1877) married George Swann in 1876. George next married Christina Tisch (1860-1881) in 1879 & he next married her twin sister Elizabeth Tisch (1860-1946) in 1884

Wanganui Chronicle, 4 July 1878
DEATH: ROWLAND - A sad and fatal accident occurred at Upokongaro near Wanganui on Monday last. A shoemaker named Philip Rowland, while crossing the yard at the back of Kennedy's Hotel, passed a horse, left standing and tied to the fence; and in passing, patted the horse's flank. The animal in kicking out struck him in the lower abdomen, inflicting terrible injuries and such suffering as could only have been relieved by instant death, The agonised groans of the unfortunate man brought assistance and the poor fellow was placed upon a couch. A messenger dispatched with all speed to town soon returned with Dr Earle, who strove ineffectually to afford even a temporary relief. Nothing could be done to save the injured man, who, in the most terrible pain, lingered for some hours and expired in paroxysms of agony.
The funeral of Philip Rowland will leave his late residence, Upokongaro, THIS DAY at 12 o'clock; and will leave the Market Square at 2 o'clock. Friends will please accept this invitation. THOS. BUSH, Undertaker, Maria Place
this was: Philip Rowland the Boot & Shoe Maker
born: 7 May 1824, St Mary's, Marylebone, London
married: Emma Beaumont (1829-1917 from Essex) in 1857 at St Leonards, Shoreditch, London and they arrived into Wellington on the Berar from London 10 May 1865

Wanganui Herald, 17 March 1879
MARRIAGE: BROOKS-THORBURN - On the 10th instant, at Christ Church, Wanganui, by the Rev T. L. Tudor, William Brooks of Upokongaro, to Frances, eldest daughter of G. Thorburn, Esqr., of Waimea Hope, Nelson (Nelson papers please copy)
this was
* William Wiremu Pere Brooks (1856-1914), son of William Brooks (1818-1865) & Ruhi Ngatara (1835-1867)
* Frances Burns Thorburn (1851-1926), daughter of George Morley Thorburn & Catherine Ann Price
also see Thorburn, 24 Dec 1896

Wanganui Herald, 31 Aug 1880
DEATH: PELLEW - On the 30th August, at Upokongaro, Arthur John, infant son of John Henry and Bella Pellew, aged 13 months
this was: Arthur John Pellew, the 2nd child of 10 (8 sons)
parents: John Henry Pellew (1848-1926) & Isabella 'Bella' Brooke (1859-1946) both died New Plymouth

Evening Post, 2 Nov 1880
FELL FROM THE FERRY
A little girl, nine years of age, daughter of Mr G. S. Robertson, was drowned at Wanganui, by falling from a punt, on Sunday afternoon. The family were crossing the river on their return from church at the time. Mr Smith jumped from the bank and pluckily swam to the rescue, but his efforts were unavailing and when the body was recovered life was extinct
this was Jane Campbell 'Jenny' Robertson aged 9
parents were George Sinclair Robertson (1841-1914), died Aramoho & Frances Matilda Twiname (1846-1922), died Papaiti. George was a Councillor for Brunswick, a JP and for 20 years a member of the Waitotara County Council. He was Director of the Wanganui Meat Freezing Company and the first associated with the frozen meat industry in the district. In 1904 he was Captain Robertson of Castlecliffe when sitting his exam of Military Instruction. His brother, Douglas H. Robertson was a leading merchant in Calcutta and later at the BNZ in Adelaide. George died in Oct 1914 from a long illness and his estate was valued at £14,628 (equivalent in Oct 2015 of $2,155,515)
George & Frances married in Wales 1868 & had 7 children, the last 2 in Wanganui
* 1870 - 1870 Ducan McGregor Robertson, Liscard England
* 1870 - 1958 Gilbert McDonald Robertson
* 1871 - 1880 Jane Campbell 'Jeannie' Robertson
* 1873 - 1959 Patrick Hamilton Sinclair Robertson
* 1875 - 1928 Eleanor Grieson Robertson
* 1876 - they arrived in NZ and bought the Waireke farm property on the Wanganui river, opposite Upokongaro
* 1878 - 1963 Noel Douglas Robertson, born Wanganui
* 1881 - 1970 Archibald Campbell Robertson
see the THE INQUEST for the story

Wanganui Herald, 26 Aug 1881
DEATH: GREENWAY - On the 25th inst., at Upokongaro, George Thomas, only son of Robert and Elizabeth Greenway, aged 13 years. Friends are informed that the funeral will leave Upokongaro to-morrow (Saturday) at 1.30p.m., crossing the Avenue at 3p.m. - JAS. T. ANDERSON, Undertaker, Taupo Quay
parents: Robert Greenway (1840-1918) & Elizabeth Pellew (1846-1921). There were 2 more siblings born after George's death

Wanganui Herald, 30 March 1886
MARRIAGE: KENNEDY-EWING - We have to congratulate one of our oldest and most respected settlers on the auspicious occasion of his marriage. We allude to Mr John Kennedy, the kindly and genial proprietor of the Upokongaro Hotel and store, who was married this morning to Miss Ewing. The happy couple left by this afternoon's train for Palmerston North on their honeymoon trip. We wish them every happiness and a long life of connubial felicity.
John married Evie Ewing (1862-1943) who, with her mother, formerly kept the Criterion and City Hotels in Wanganui
also see his death July 1898

Wanganui Herald, 2 Feb 1888
DEATH: BROOKS - On February 1st at Upokongaro, Harold Leslie Brooks, eldest and beloved son of William and Frances Brooks; aged 7 years and 6 months
this was: Harold Thorburn Leslie Brooks
parents: son of William Wiremu Pere Brooks (1856-1914) & Frances Burns Thorburn (1851-1926)
also see his parents marriage March 1879

Star, 7 March 1888
DEATH: COLLINS A young woman named Julia Collins employed at the Upokongaro Hotel, was drowned this afternoon while bathing in the river
Taranaki Herald, 8 March 1888
Between 3 and 4 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon a young woman named Julia Collins, aged 19 from Turakina, cook at Rowe's Hotel, in company with her sister (Mrs Middlemas (sic, Middlemiss)) and Miss Nettie Rowlands, went to bathe in the Upokongaro creek, near the mouth of the Mangawhere Stream. It is only lately that she learnt to swim, but evidently feeling confidence in her own powers, Miss Collins swam into the Wanganui River. The current is pretty strong about there and appearing to find herself out of her depth, when a short distance out, she suddenly threw up her arms and sank. Henry McKay, barman of the hotel, who was at the time at the back, heard a woman's cry and went out, but then could see nothing. By Mr Rowe's direction, be at once rode off and gave information to the police. When he left, a number of men were doing all they could by diving to recover the body and it was eventually found about an hour and a half afterwards. Miss Collins had bathed in the same place several times before. The deceased acted as cook at Kennedy's Hotel, where her sister, Mrs Middlemas, was also housekeeper. An inquest is to be held at Upokongaro this afternoon.
* At the inquest a witness testified that the depth of the water was nearly 26 feet and he state that he dived with the intention of recovering the body but found that the water was so disturbed and discoloured that he had to desist. The verdict was accidental drowning
* BDM has her as 21
Julia's sister was Catherine Collins who married John Middlemiss in 1878. John (1855-) was born in Victoria, Australia, the 3rd of 10 children, the rest born in Nelson. He was a Chemist. They had a daughter in Turakina (1880-1965) Sister Liguori Lily Middlemiss

Hawera & Normanby Star, 17 March 1888
DEATH BOTLON - The body of a man named Bolton was found near Upokongaro Hotel this morning. He had been about the hotel yesterday but left about tea time to get his clothes from the washerwoman. It is supposed that in returning he was struck by lightning
this was: Albert Richard Bolton aged 42
of note: an Albert Bolton was up in front of a Judge in Wanganui courts on a regular basis for drunkenness & inebriation

Wanganui Chronicle, 29 Sep 1888
DEATH: CAINES - At Upokongaro, on Friday, 28th September, George Albert Caines, eldest son of Mrs D. Allcott. Friends are informed that the Funeral will pass over the Wanganui Bridge on Sunday, at 2.30p.m. - J. TOWNSEND, Undertaker
FATAL ACCIDENT AT UPOKONGARO A young man named George Albert Caines met with an accident at Upokongaro last night, from the effects of which he died to-day after lingering some eleven hours. It appears that the unfortunate man was going home with a companion named Reid, with whose father he was employed, from a lime light exhibition, which was given at Kennedy's last night, when he met with the accident. Proceeding to strike a match to light his pipe, the flare, or the noise caused by igniting the the match, caused the animal he was riding to bolt. Reid followed him as quickly as possible and after going about 300 yards found Caines lying on the road in an unconscious condition. All efforts towards bringing him round proved of no avail, the unfortunate man dying this morning from concussion of the brain
George was 21
parents: Albert Caines (1839-1874) & Alice Atkinson (1849-). His mother remarried in Wanganui on 24 Feb 1877 to David Allcott

Wanganui Herald, 3 Dec 1890
BIRTH: FITZMAURICE - On December 2nd, at "The Poplars" Upokongaro, the wife of Llewellyn Fitzmaurice, of a son
this was: Frederick Maurice Fitzmaurice (1890-1902)
parents:
* his father was Llewellyn Abraham Fitzmaurice (1867-1953 an officer of the Australian Imperial Forces, the son of Commander Hon. Frederick O'Bryen FitzMaurice & grandson of Thomas John Hamilton FitzMaurice, 5th Earl of Orkney & Hon. Charlotte Isabella Irby, daughter of George Irby, 3rd Baron Boston & Rachel Ives Drake & back to Sir Francis Drake)
* his mother was Alice Ada Gay (-1947) from Northumberland
Frederick died: aged 11
Hawke's Bay Herald, 7 Feb 1902 A drowning accident occurred this afternoon, a lad named Maurcie Fitzmaurice, aged 11, being the victim. He went for a bathe with some other lads and got out of depth. The body was recovered. His father is in England and the deceased, with his mother and brother, were to have left in a few days to join him. At the inquest a rider was added, commending a lad named Herbert Purnell for his endeavours to rescue the deceased.
Frederick's brother: Llewellyn O'Bryen Fitzmaurice (1892-1972) served in WWI as Lance Corporal 11/586 (gained the rank of Captain) with the Wellington Mounted Rifles, later with the 43rd Reinforcements, Specialist Company, NZEF. At that time he was a shepherd for Robert Earle of Aramoho and his father's address was then c/o Lordlands, Newton Abbott, Devon, England

Wanganui Herald, 21 Feb 1891
BIRTH: ROWE - At Upokongaro, Feb 14th, the wife of Mr Thomas Rowe, of a son
this was: Thomas Northcott Rowe (1891-1957)
parents: Thomas Rowe & Celia Barr
Thomas married: Winifred Ellen Cunningham Wilson in 1936

Wanganui Herald, 29 June 1892
BIRTH: ROWE - Upokongaro, on June the 23rd, the wife of Thomas Rowe, of a daughter
this was: 1892-1957 Mary Somerville Rowe
parents: Thomas Rowe & Celia Barr
Mary married: William Charles Curtis 1921

Wanganui Chronicle, 23 July 1892
MARRIAGE: COWIE-COWPER - On the 21st instant, at St Mary's, Upokongaro, by the Rev T. L. Tudor, Talbot Henry Cowie, of Huikumu, Pipiriki, to Annie, Eldest daughter of Charles William Cowper, of Kukuta, Upokongaro
From NZETC 1897 ~ Cowie, Henry Talbot, Farmer, “Huikunui,” Pipiriki. Of Mr Cowie's estate of 1200 acres, situated fifty-six miles from Wanganui, about 900 are cleared; 1600 sheep, 140 head of cattle, and twenty horses, amongst them some good hacks, are supported on the property. A two-storied, seven-roomed house, with all necessary out-buildings, has been erected on the farm. Mr. Cowie was born in 1856 at Highgate, London and was educated at Chomley College, Highgate and the College, Torquay. After some experience with Messrs. Stewart and McDonald, of Glasgow, he came to New Zealand in 1880 by the ship “Bibbington,” landing at Wellington. Locating in Wanganui, he was employed by Messrs. Peel and Yates for twelve mouths, afterwards engaging in droving and cattle-dealing. Subequently he became manager of a station near Mt. Tongariro. He takes an interest in sporting and is a steward of the Karioi Racing Club. In 1891 Mr. Cowie was married to a daughter of Mr. Charles William Cowper, of Wanganui and has a son and a daughter.
this was:
* Annie Cowper (1859-1920), born Adelaide, SA to Charles William Cowper & Annie Eliza Kelly, died in Nelson
* Talbot Henry 'Harry' Cowie (1855-1923)

Wanganui Chronicle, 17 April 1893
MARRIAGE: GEORGETTI-SMITH - On the 13th instant, at St Mary's Upokongaro, by the Rev. R. Hermon, Antonio Marco, eldest son of Augustine Georgetti, of Papaiti, Upokongaro, to Elizabeth Ann, daughter of Joseph Smith, of Opiu, Upokongaro
From NZETC 1897 ~ Councillor Antoni Marco Georgetti, who is a member of the Wanganui County Council to which position he was elected in 1896, has been a member of the Mangawhero Road Board for about seven years, for two of which he was chairman. He was born in 1866 near Wanganui and learned sheepfarming in the district. The station at Upokongaro, known as “Whataroa,” contains 2000 acres of improved land and carries 3000 sheep. Besides this Mr. Georgetti leases 2358 acres at Waipakura, where he has 2000 sheep. He is interested generally in the recreations of the people and is a member of the local polo club. In 1893 he married a daughter of Mr. Joseph Smith, of Waitotara, who was for several years chairman of the Wanganui County Council and has one son

Wanganui Chronicle, 9 May 1893
MARRIAGE: MONTGOMERIE-MASON - On April 27th, at Clifton, Upokongaro, the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev H. Hermon, Roger Arnulph, second son of the late Captain A. Montgomerie, of Eaglesham, Makirikiri, to Annie, second daughter of A. Mason, Esq.
this was
* Roger Arnulph Montgomerie (1866-1936), son of Captain Alexander Montgomerie (1824-1890, from Ayreshire, Scotland, 10th Regiment of Foot) & Elizabeth Wright (1837-1921). Some of Alexander & Elizabeth Montgomerie's children married into the Anderson & Pellew families
* Annie/Ann Mason (1867-1958), daughter of Archilbald Mason & Anne Burnside

Wanganui Chronicle, 10 Aug 1893
DEATH: SMITH - On the 8th inst., at "Te Korito" Upokongaro, Wanganui, Ada, the beloved wife of William Edgar Smith, aged 30 years
this was: Ada nee Churton
parents: Edward Churton & Emily Ealton Cochrane
Ada married William Edgar Smith in 1885 & had 2 sons

Wanganui Herald, 6 Nov 1893
BIRTH: ROWE - At Upokongaro, on the 27th October, Mrs Thomas Rowe, of a son
this was: John Blair Rowe
parents: Thomas Rowe & Celia Barr

Wanganui Chronicle, 30 July 1894
DEATH: DICKSON - On the 27th instant, at Upokongaro, Peter Hannay Dickson, aged 33 years, late of Saughton Mains Corstorphine, Edinburgh. Friends are informed that the funeral will leave his late residence, Upokongaro, to-day (Monday), 30th instant, at 11.30a.m., and arrive at the Bridge, Wanganui, at 2.30p.m. - S. GARNER, Victoria Avenue
born 28 September 1861 at Corstorphine
his parents were John Dickson (1809-1872, Esquire of Corstorphine, died Torquay) & his 2nd wife, Mary Hannay (1819-1913). John & Mary married at Twynham 15 March 1859. This Dickson family were the last owners of Corstorphine Estate. They are buried at Corstorphine Old Parish Church. Their headstone is against the church wall
Peter married Jane 'Jeanie' Campbell (1860-), born in Wellington, 1st of 12 children of Capt James Campbell (1825-1903), Master Mariner & Margaret MacDonnell (1836-1899), on 11 June 1884 at her father's home in Wellington. The Administratrix of Peter's Estate was his widow Jane Dickson of Upokongaro. On the motion of Mr Fitzherbert at the Supreme court in Wanganui, 13 Aug 1894, re Peter Hannay Dickson, deceased, the letters of administration were granted to her

Wanganui Herald, 5 Dec 1894
DEATH: CAINES - On the 4th December, at his residence, Upokongaro, William Caines, aged 80 years. The funeral of the above will leave his late residence for interment in the family's private cemetery, Upokongaro, at 2.30p.m. on Thursday, the 6th December - JOHN JAMES, Undertaker
born: 1815 in Yeovil, Somerset, England to Samuel Caines & Sarah Ann Dixon
William married: Poite Te Ngarue of Wanganui
also see son at May 1874 & grandson at Sep 1888

Wanganui Herald, 15 May 1895
BIRTH: ROWE - At Upokongaro, on May 6th, 1895, the wife of T. Rowe, of a daughter
this was: Elizabeth Grace Rowe
parents: Thomas Rowe & Celia Barr

Wanganui Chronicle, 19 Sep 1895
DEATH: WALLACE - On the 19th instant, at Wanganui, Edith, beloved wife of John Wallace, of Upokongaro, aged 23 years
this was: Edith Ida Burns
parents: John Burns of Durham, England & Mary Ann Spry from South Australia
Edith married: William 'John' Wallace 27 Jan 1892
OBIT of husband, William 'John' Wallace ~ born 28 Sep 1858, third son of John Wallace & Esther Maise. He lived at Firgrove and went to Matarawa School. He went farming at Upokongaro where he met (and in 1892 married) Edith Ida Burns. Edith and John had 2 daughters. Emily Evelyn Wallace (1892-) and Ethel Wallace (1894-1897) but Edith died in 1895 aged 23 and the daughter died in 1897. Edith and her daughter are buried in Wanganui.
William was recorded in the Electoral Rolls as a Station Manager at Turakina from 1896-1914. In December 1898 John married again, to Rosina Martha Peachey aged 17. They had 10 children, their last son was born in Wanganui in 1920. John died in 1930 and Rosina in 1945.

Wanganui Chronicle, 24 Dec 1896
DEATH: THORBURN - At Upokongaro, on the 23rd instant, George Thorburn, late of Nelson, aged 65 years. Friends are informed that the funeral will leave the residence of his son-in-law at 11a.m. to-day (Thursday), arriving at the Bridge at 1p.m. - JOHN JAMES, Undertaker
this was: George Morley Thorburn
parents: Jeffrey John Thorburn (1795-) & Frances Morley (1800-) of Dumfries, Scotland
George married: Catherine Ann Price (1834-1879 from Isle of Wight. Catherine died after a long and painful illness at Waimea Hope, Nelson on 5 June 1879 aged 45

Wanganui Chronicle, 9 April 1897
MARRIAGE: OWEN-McKELVIE - On March 31st, at St Mary's Church, Upokongaro, by Rev. H. Hermon, Charles Owen, only son of Hayward Arthur Owen of Upokongaro, to Caroline Mabel McKelvie, fifth daughter of the late John McKelvie, of Rangitikei
ORANGE BLOSSOMS An interesting and pretty wedding was celebrated at the Upokongaro Church yesterday, when Miss Mabel McKelvie, fifth daughter of the late Mr John McKelvie, of Parawanui, was married by the Rev Mr Herman to Mr Charles Owen, of Upokongaro. Long before the time appointed for the ceremony the building was crowded with interested spectators and friends of the bridegroom. The church had been tastefully decorated,and a pretty floral arch had been erected over the church gates by the residents as a gift to the bride. The bride was conducted to the altar by her brother, Mr Lynn McKelvie, and was attended by her sister Miss M. McKelvie as bridesmaid. The bride, who was given away by her mother, Mrs D'Anvers, was handsomely dressed in a charming costume of white lustre, trimmed with lace with the orthodox veil and orange blossoms. She carried a lovely shower bouquet, and wore a diamond pin, gifts of the bridegroom, who also presented an amethyst brooch to the bridesmaid. The latter was attired in a becoming costume of white serge, trimmed with white ribbons and white straw hat to match. The bride's mother was stylishly dressed in grey Irish poplin, with jet trimmings and jet bonnet to match. Mr Gilbert Robertson acted as best man, and was the recipient of a silver matchbox from the bride.
As the newly-wedded pair walked down the aisle, the air was thick with fragrant rose leaves and the joyful strains of Mendelssohn's Wedding March pealed from the organ, which was presided over by Miss Gribben. At the conclusion of the ceremony the wedding party and guests were entertained at Calworth and en route were greeted with three hearty cheers from the workmen assembled on top of Mr Owen's new residence. The usual toast of the health and future happiness of the bride and bridegroom was proposed by the clergyman who officiated at the marriage ceremony. Mr and Mrs Owen left by the mail train after receiving the best wishes of the guests assembled. The numerous and costly presents received by the bride attracted generally admiration.
* Caroline 'Mabel' McKenlvie (1876-1949) was the 6th of 9 children of John McKelvie (1813-1892) & Selina Elizabeth Amon (1845-1905). Selina remarried in 1893 to Roland D'Anvers (1844-1928)
* adding Caroline's siblings here:
(because many names they married into were also in Upokongaro)
* 1863-1919 Edith McKelvie + John Hammond (1857-1886)
- children married Stevens (2) & Calman
* 1866-1943 Esther McKelvie + James Bull (1866-1946)
- children married Kellick, Green & *Elizabeth Grace Rowe
* 1869-1896 Grace Elizabeth McKelvie + Harry Arthur Ewen
* 1871-1935 James Flockhart McKelvie + Jessie Florence Scott
- children married Russell, Gibbons, Cameron & *Donald Rowe (son of Thomas Rowe & Celia Barr)
* 1873-1964 Jeannie Priscilla McKelvie + Thomas Andrew Duncan (1874-1960)
- their children married Hatrick, Amon, Ramson, Leuch
* 1876-1949 Caroline 'Mabel McKelvie + Charles Owen (1868-1933)
- children married Kirrage, Rann
* 1880-1945 Lynn Rutherford McKelvie + Olive Rebecca Burns (1882-1937)
* 1882-1882 Harold McKelvie
* 1884-1960 Margarite May 'Rita' McKelvie + Dudley Innes (1873-1969)
- children married Coyle, Crombie, Hammond, Brown

Wanganui Chronicle, 8 March 1898
BIRTH: OWEN - At Ruapatikeu, Upokongaro, on March 6th, the wife of Charles Owen of a son
this was: 1898 - 1979 William Thomas Owen
parents: Charles Owen & Caroline Mabel McKelvie, also read April 1897
William married: Edith Catherine Kirrage 5 Nov 1932 in St Peter's Church of England, Eastern Hill, Melbourne & had 1 child. Charles & Caroline Owen were then living in Normanby Rd., Kew, Melbourne

Wanganui Herald, 7 May 1898
DEATH: CALDWELL - On the 6th instant, at the Wanganui Hospital, James Caldwell, of Lanaroa, Upokongaro, aged 43 years. A settler names James Caldwell, of Makirikiri, near Wanganui, was run over by a dray yesterday. He was taken to the Hospital and died last night. He was 43 years old and leaves a wife and family
born: Glasgow, Renfrewshire, Scotland
married: Janet Clement Gemmell (1860-1927) in 1880 & had 8 children (5 sons)

Wanganui Chronicle, 11 June 1898
MARRIAGE: ANDERSON-HURSTHOUSE A wedding which created much interest in social circles in New Plymouth was solemnised at St. Mary's Church on Wednesday afternoon last, the contracting parties being Mr Anderson, of Wanganui, and Miss Helen Hursthouse, of New Plymouth. The Rev. F. G. Evans performed the ceremony. The bride, who was handsomely attired in a pretty cream brocaded mervelcuse dress, and white felt hat trimmed with ostrich feathers, was given away by her mother, who was dressed in black bengaline. The Misses Hursthouse (2), sisters of the bride, acted as bridesmaids. They were dressed in white crepe trimmed with white satin, and black hats with variegated roses. Each carried a pretty bouquet of yellow flowers, and wore a handsome sapphire brooch, the gifts of the bridegroom. Mr W. Gordon Glassford acted as best man. At the conclusion of the ceremony the party proceeded to the residence of Mrs Hursthouse, where a number of friends sat down to breakfast, and the health and happiness of the happy couple were warmly toasted. Included in the large number of costly presents was a pretty cut glass and silver butter dish, presented to Miss Hursthouse by the boys of St. Mary's choir.
this was:
* Alexander Geekie Anderson (1867-1927) from Blairgowrie, Perth, Scotland
* Helen Maria Hursthouse (1872-1932) a daughter of Charles Wilson Hursthouse & Ellen Humphries.
* Alexander & Helen had 5 children around Upokongaro

Wanganui Chronicle, 21 July 1898
DEATH: KENNEDY - On 18th July, at Picton, Marlborough, John Kennedy, late of Wanganui, beloved husband of Evie Kennedy; aged 73 years. Interment private
FUNERAL: THE LATE Mr J. KENNEDY, formerly of Upokongaro, was buried in the Karori Cemetery this afternoon. Several old Wanganui residents followed in the funeral procession
OBITUARY: John Kennedy took over the Upokongaro Hotel from William Caines in 1866. It was known as Kennedy's Hotel or Kennedy's Upokongaro Hotel. The town of Upokongaro was originally known as Kennedy
also see his marriage March 1886

Wanganui Chronicle, 4 March 1899
BIRTH: OWEN - On March 2nd at Ruahatekai, Upokongaro, the wife of Charles Owen of a daughter
this was: 1899-1983 Kate 'Elizabeth' Owen
parents: Charles Owen (born 1868 NZ, died 1933 Melbourne) & Caroline Mabel McKelvie (1876-1949). The Owen family left NZ for England in 1907 then emigrated to Australia in 1927, obviously some returned. Kate's parents married in the Upokongaro Church 1897. Roland was the 5th son of Frederick Samuel D'Anvers, who was connected with the East India company. Roland was born in 1844 in Middlesex, England and was educated at Canterbury before coming to NZ in 1864. Initially he farmed in the Hawkes Bay area before settling in Rangitikei, where he met Selina. She died in "Culworth" Makirikiri

Wanganui Chronicle, 12 April 1899
BIRTH ANDERSON - At Knollmere, Upokongaro, on Monday 10th, the wife of A. G. Anderson of a son
this was: 1899-1986 Laurence Chapman Anderson
parents: Alexander Geekie Anderson (born 1867 Blairgowrie, Perth, Scotland - died 1927 Wanganui) & Helen Maria Hursthouse (born 1872 New Plymouth - died 1932 Wanganui)
Laurence married: Ella Campbell Hughes in 1929, farmed at Parihauhau

Wanganui Herald, 28 March 1900
BIRTH: ROWE - On March 26th, at Upokongaro, the wife of Mr Thomas Rowe, of a son
this was: Donald Rowe (1900-1982)
parents: Thomas Rowe & Celia Barr

Wanganui Herald, 23 May 1901
DEATH: The many friends of Mr Thomas Rowe, of Upokongaro, will learn with regret of his rather sudden demise at an early hour this morning from hear disease. The deceased, who had not been in good health for some time past, was taken suddenly ill at 11 o'clock last night and never rallied, passing away at 1 o'clock this morning. For many years the late Mr Rowe represented Sargood and Co. on this coast and was widely known and respected by a large circle of friends. On retiring from the road he purchased the Upokongaro Hotel and store from the late Mr John Kennedy and has resided there ever since, making many friends by his sterling qualities and genial dispositions. Some years since Mr Rowe married a daughter of the late Mr john Barr, one of Wanganui's oldest and most respected residents, who is left with her young family to mourn the loss of her husband. In business Mr Rowe was a man of probity and energy and greatly respected by everyone having business transactions with him. He will be much missed at Upokongaro and by his many friends in Wanganui. To his mourning widow and relatives the deepest sympathy will be felt in their sad bereavement, in which we sincerely join. Friends are informed that the funeral will leave St Mary's, Upokongaro, on Saturday, at 11.30a.m., for the Wanganui Cemetery, to reach the Bridge at 2.00 o'clock - William Calman, Undertaker
Thomas married: Celia Barr (1856-1936) 10 Sep 1889 & had 7 children (4 sons)

Wanganui Chronicle, 15 July 1904
DEATH: WATTS - On the 14th inst., at her sister's residence, Ingestre Street, Frances (Fannie) Henrietta Watts, fourth daughter of the late Francis Henry Watts, of Upokongaro
this was: Frances Henrietta Watts aged 38
parents: Jessie Reid Small (1834-1891) & Francis Henry Watts (1830-1867). Francis arrived into New Plymouth on the `William Hyde' in March 1852 as a 22 year old Cabin & Paying Steerage passenger. He kept a diary of the passage which is held by the National Library of NZ.

Star, 2 May 1905
MARRIAGE IZARD-MONTGOMERIE - April 25, at Upokongaro, near Wanganui, William Arthur Izard, eldest son of William Izard, of Christchurch, Barrister at law, to Sybil Susannah Montgomerie, youngest daughter of the late Captain Montgomerie, of Eaglesham, near Wanganui.

Wanganui Herald, 16 Oct 1905
BIRTH: ANDERSON - At Knollmere, Upokongaro, on 13th inst., the wife of A. G. Anderson of a son
this was: Wilson Hursthouse Anderson (1905-1940)
parents: Alexander Geekie Anderson & Helen Maria Hursthouse (more info on them elsewhere in this journal)

Waihi Daily Telegraph, 16 Dec 1908
DEATH: FORD - While patrolling the Upokongaro side of the Wanganui river, on the occasion of the sculling race on Tuesday, Constable Fitzpatrick was informed that a man had been found lying on the side of the road about one mile above the Upokongaro Hotel. On making investigation the Constable found that the man was dead and as the result of inquiry, ascertained that deceased, whose name was James Ford, had been employed as a labourer by Mr H. M. Speed, farmer, of Makirikiri. It appears that deceased went up the river to view the boat race from the starting point on horseback, accompanied by Mr Thomas Kennedy, farmer of Waverley. After the start of the race, Mr Kennedy missed him and at the conclusion of the race deceased was found on the side of the road near the winning post by Messrs G. Shepherd and E. Ferry. He was still living and the riderless horse was found further down the road. The ground where deceased was found is very rough, large lumps of rushes growing there and apparently the horse stumbled and deceased was thrown. Mr Kennedy state that Ford was perfectly sober at the time of his death and his employer, Mr Speed, state that deceased was a total abstainer. Deceased is said to have a brother residing in Auckland and another up the Main Trunk line, but their addresses are not known
this was: Thomas Ford aged 40
parents: possibly John Ford & Eliza Dowen

Hawera & Normanby Star, 4 March 1910
SUICIDE: LAURENT - The body of George Laurent, a Mexican half-caste, who is alleged to have attempted to blow up the Upokongaro Hotel with dynamite, was found in the river on Saturday
read March 1910 on Upokongaro Hotel

Wanganui Chronicle, 13 Aug 1910
BIRTH FARLEY - At Upokongaro, on 7th inst., to Mr and Mrs James Farley, a son. Both doing well
this was: 1910-1979 James Edmund Farley
parents: James Francis Farley (1875-1945 from Australia?) & Kathleen Gertrude Morgan (1886-1962 of New Plymouth)
James married: Myrtle Good & had 7 children

Hawera & Normanby Star, 16 Feb 1914
DEATH: The body of a man named BERT JONES, drowned in the river at Kaiwhaike on Tuesday, was found at Upokongaro this morning
this was: Bert Jones aged 27
Wanganui Chronicle, 17 Feb 1914
TRAGEDY AT KAIWHAIKI SENSATIONAL EVIDENCE
MAN CAUSED HIS OWN DEATH
An inquest touching the circumstances surrounding the death of a roadman named Bert Jones, who was drowned in the river at Kaiwaiki Pah on Tuesday, Feb 10th, was held before the District Coroner, Mr W. Kerr, yesterday afternoon.
Evidence was tendered by Timothy Hogan to the effect that deceased was employed by Mr McCullam, road contractor. At 9 a.m. of the 10th inst., witness and the deceased walked to the Upokongaro Hotel. There they stayed till noon and had four or five long beers. When they left they took three bottles of beer and a bottle of whisky. They had some of this on the way to their camp. They reached a point opposite to their camp at about 4.45 p.m. and deceased called across the river to a boy named Stanley McCullam and asked him to bring a canoe to convey witness and deceased across. When the boy and the canoe arrived, witness said he would not fo across in it for he thought it was unsafe. When deceased got in he commenced rocking the canoe and the boy told him to stop. Witness then went away to get some Maori to pull him across.
The boy referred to, Stanley McCullum, gave evidence corroborating that of the previous witness up to the point when Hogan said he went away. Then, the boy said, Jones commenced to rock the canoe and it sank. The canoe came up upside down and Jones held on to it. Witness swam ashore and ran for help. When he came back in a Maori canoe with some natives, the deceased had sunk.
The camp cook, Joseph Smith, said he was standing on the camp side of the river and witnessed the whole incident. In addition to the previous given, he said that deceased hung on to the canoe till it had floated for two chains down the river.
Constable Barry gave evidence as to finding the body about a mile above the Aramoho bridge on Sunday. He said he had made inquiries at the Upokongaro Hotel and he was quite satisfied that the men left there sober. A half-filled bottle of whisky was found on the body when it was picked up. The Coroner returned the following verdict "Accidentally drowned, through his own recklessness while under the influence of drink"

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BURIALS A - L .. BURIALS M - Z

... M ...
* MacPHERSON, Marion Annie - 1988
* MacPHERSON, Norman Henry - 2000
* MacAULEY, Evelyn Melva - 1978
* MacAULEY, William Ernest - 1990
* MACAW, Patricia Elsie - 1977
* MacKENZIE, Winifred - 1989
* MacKENZIE, Donald Alastair - 1994
* MADDAFORD, Arthur Thomas - 1991
* MADDAFORD, Helen Frances - 1995
* MADDAFORD, Kate Paula - 1987
* MADDICKS, Edward Francis - 1992
* MAHER, Brian Edward - 1996
* MAHER, Monica Wenzil - 1988
* MAHER, Ronald Phillips - 1988
* MAIN, John Bryson - 1995
* MAIN, Valda Edith - 1990
* MAIN, Robert John - 1982
* MAINE, Kenneth L. - 1992
* MAINE, Fleur Marle - 1988
* MAIR, William - 1985
* MALLEY, M. F. O. - 1949
* MANN, Kevin John - 1997
* MANN, Margaret - 2001
* MARCHMENT, Albert Edwin 'Bert' - 1999
* MARCHMENT, Iris Eileen Maisie - 2005
* MARCHWICKI, Henryk - 1989
* MARSH, James - 1988
* MARSH, Freda - 1983
* MARSH, Robert W. - 1999
* MARSHALL, Anne Shirley - 1989
* MARSHALL, Erin Sondra - 1992
* MARSHALL, E. H. 'Ted' - 2000
* MARRIAGE, Norman - 1964
* MARRIAGE, Dorothy - 1983
* MARTIN, George Wilson - 1943
* MARTIN, Alice M. - 1966
* MARTIN, Olivette Jane - 1996
* MASON, Allan Charles - 2004
* MATCOTT, Kathleen Mary Julia - 1982
* MATHIESON, Angus - 1995
* MATHIESON, Dorothy - 1996
* MATHESON, Kenneth John - 1985
* MAUDE, Violet Winifred - 1976
* MAURER, Harold - 1987
* MAUGER, Kenneth George - 1993
* MAWSON, Joseph 'Joe' -1983
* MAWSON, Rachael - 1916
* MAXWELL, Ivan - 1964
* MAXWELL, Liliss - 1972
* MAY, Ernest Arthur - 1972
* MAY, Kenneth William - 1986
* MAY, Ronald Arthur - 1982
* MAY, Edith Blanche - 1981
* McBARN, Dorothy May -1991
* McBARN, Francis Thomas - 1998
* McBURNE, Ellen - 1995
* McCall, Janet Anne 1908 1993
* McCALL, Sylvia Amelia - 1983
* McCall, Arthur Thomas - 1996
* McCALLUM, D. M. - 1985
* McCAMMON, George Kenneth - 1996
* McCARTHY, Patrick - 1988
* McCOMB, Melissa - ?
* McConnell, Ada S. - 1964
* McCONNELL, John L. - 1967
* McCOWAN, Patrick James - 1989
* McCoy, Jon - 1982
* McCREADY, Justin Maurice - 1997
* McCREADY, Mary - 2000
* McCURDY, Anthony - 1985
* McDONALD, Kathleen Rose - 1999
* McDONALD, Thomas Alexander - 1999
* McDONALD, John Joseph - 1996
* McDONALD, A. - 1972
* McDONALD, Jessie - 1958
* McDONALD, Evelyn - 1979
* McDONALD, William John - 1984
* McDONALD, Gordon Douglas - 1987
* McDONALD, Winifred Violet- 1999
* McDONALD, Shannon James - 1992
* McFADYEN, Donald W. - 1992
* McFADZEAN, Edward Alan - 1997
* McFARLANE, Janet 'Jean' - 1982
* McFARLANE, William 'Bill' - 2000
* McGARVEY, Doris Mary - 1998
* McGARVEY, James - 2000
* McGEORGE, Joy - 2000
* McGEORGE, Colin - 1988
* McGRATH, Josephine M. - 1991
* McGRATH, Vincent G. - 2003
* McGREGOR, Cecelia May - 1992
* McINTOSH, Bruce - 1996
* McINTYRE, Norman Ewan - 1998
* McINTYRE, John Patrick - 2000
* McINTYRE, Marion - 2003
* McINTYRE, J. J. - 1991
* McILROY, Laurence Joseph - 1976
* McILROY, Dorothy May - 2000
* McILROY, Thomas - 1926
* McILROY, Elizabeth - 1921
* McILROY, Dorothy - 1985
* McKAY, Duncan - 1999
* McKECHNIE, Shane Nathaniel - 2001
* McKENZIE, Keith Kenneth - 1974
* McKENZIE, Clady - 1987
* McKENZIE, Peter David - 1973
* McKENZIE, Keith Pearson - 1996
* McKENZIE, Margaret - 1992
* McKENZIE, Betty Miriam -1985
* McKENZIE, Alan Harold - 1991
* McKENZIE, Honorah - 2002
* McKENZIE, Raymond Charles - 2004
* McKEOWN, Ethel May - 1964
* McKEOWN, Annie Maria - 1950
* McKEOWN, Eva Catherine - 1953
* McKEOWN, James - 1920
* McKEOWN, Catherine Townsend - 1928
* McKEOWN, James H. - 1930
* McKEOWN, Isabella H. - 1932
* McKISSACK, James - 1991
* McLEAN, Ken - 1979
* McLEAR, John - 1918
* McLEAR, Janet - 1913
* McLEAR, George - 1918
* McLEAR, Emmeline - 1950
* McLEAR, Emmeline - 1914
* McLEAR, Mary Ann - 1884
* McLEAR, William John 1876
* McLEAR, G. - 1950
* McLEAR, Ruth - 1965
* McLEAR, Henry - 1981
* McLEAR, K. - 2003
* McLEAR, Maude C. - 1999
* McLEAR, George B. - 1977
* McMAHON, Robert James - 1990
* McMAHON, John - 1974
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* VAN DRUNEN, Elizabeth Jacoba C. -1993
* VAN LEEUWEN, Jan - 1992
* VAN LEEUWEN, Greta - 1987
* VAN LEEUWEN, Gerard - 1999
* VANWYK, G. Martina W. - 1982
* VANWYK, F. H. T. Frank - 1988
* VAN TOL, Theo - 2004
* VARDANEGA, John Louis - 1975
* VARDANEGA, Phyllis Gertrude - 1968
* VAUGHAM, Violet Lillian - 2001
* VAUGHAN, Ronald William - 2004
* VAUGHAN, Blanche M. A. - 1992
* VENNEMANN, Anton - 1990
* VENTURIN, Gaudenzio - 1975
* VENTURIN, Carmela - 1975
* VENTURIN, GIACINTO 'Jack' - 1986
* VERGA, Salvatore - 1987
* VERHEYEN, Hendricus - 1986
* VERHEYEN, Elizabeth G. - 2003
* VESTRIS, Heather E. - 199?
* VINNELL, Robyn Janice - 1997
* VIRGONA, Claire Frances - 1994
* VOGT, Florence Mary - 1991
* VOGT, Victor - 2000
* VOLLER, John Richard - 2000

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* WADE, Marie - 1975
* WAGON, Richard - 1999
* WAINWRIGHT, Horatio Molyneux - 1866
* WAINWRIGHT, William Francis - 1981
* WAITE, Edgar William - 1995
* WALD, Mark Stefan - 1991
* WALKER, Alan James - 1987
* WALKER, John Clifford - 1983
* WALKER, William George - 1991
* WALKER, Sheila Margaret - 2001
* WALKER, Sylvia F. - 1986
* WALL, James Edward - 1984
* WALLACE, Keith Ronald 'Ron' - 1994
* WALLACE, Norman Albert - 1986
* WALLACE, Dorothy Christina - 1997
* WALLACE, Daryl Lindsay - 1980
* WALLACE, Pearl Elaine - 1999
* WALLIS, Nigel Alvin - 1994
* WALTER, Rupert Henry - 1960
* WALTER, Dorothy Amy - 1969
* WALTERS, Ruth Christian - 1997
* WALTERS, Sydney Herbert - 1982
* WANN, William Tollen - 1982
* WARD, Reginald Glyn -1994
* WARD, Jeannie - 1997
* WARREN, Janet - 1948
* WARREN, Frederick - 1919
* WARREN, Victor Leo - 1988
* WARFE, Alferd C. - 1964
* WARFE, Elsie H, - 1975
* WARFE, Patricia Ann - 1988
* WARFE, Barry E. - 1985
* WARFE, Hazel - 1984
* WARWAY, John James - 1995
* WASSMUNDT, Elsa - 1999
* WASSMUNDT, Arthur - 1982
* WATCHORN, Phyllis - 2003
* WATCHORN, Abraham - 1987
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* WATSON, Bruce - 1993
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* WATSON, Jessie Merle - 1990
* WATKIN, Henry - 1880
* WATKIN, Catherine Eleanor - 1889
* WATKINS, James William - 1994
* WATKINS, Don - 1990
* WATTS, David Yuile - 1993
* WATTS, Holly Jean - ?
* WAUGH, Julie Patricia - 2001
* WAYCOTT, John Henry - 1974
* WAYCOTT, Jack Tamplin - 1982
* WEBB, Elizabeth Ann - 1934
* WEBB, John Heyward - 1936
* WEBB, Lois Valerie - 1993
* WEST, Marie Catherine - 2000
* WESTWORTH, Joan Mary - 1984
* WEIDEMANN, Dorothea 'Thea' - 1988
* WEIR, Frank Harrison - 1994
* WEIR, C. J. - 1988
* WEIR, William Fleming - 1975
* WEISSENFELD, Peter - 1983
* WEISSENFELD, Lyla - 1996
* WELLS, Doris Margaret - 1972
* WELLINGTON, Harry Frank - 2003
* WEST, Agnes C. J. - 1956
* WEST, Howard - 1992
* WEST, Lean - 1971
* WESTMORE, Neville Wilfred - 1986
* WESTWATER, Myrtle - 1981
* WHARTON, Jessie Isabella - 2003
* WHARTON, George Edward - /1985
* WHATMORE, Alfred - 1992
* WHEADON, Violet I. - 1990
* WHEELER, Elizabeth - 1920
* WHEELER, Frances Lottie - 1948
* WHEELER, Edwin James - 1958
* WHEELER, M. H. - 1969
* WHITAKER, Wilhelmina - 1947
* WHITAKER, William - 1948
* WHITAKER, Frank - 1987
* WHITE, Robert - 1941
* WHITE, Mary Hannah - 1957
* WHITE, Eden E. - 1955
* WHITE, Ethel R. - 1971
* WHITE, Sydney William - 1965
* WHITE, Dagleish Janet - 1991
* WHITE, Beryl - 1969
* WHITE, Marion 'Maud' - 1973
* WHITE, Albert Christopher - 1978
* WHITE, Lesley Lorraine - 1996
* WHITE, Gregor William - 1998
* WHITE, James Lawrence - 1991
* WHITE, John Gilbert -1977
* WHITE, Franklin Jack - 1984
* WHITE, Ruby F. - 1999
* WHITE, Ronald John - 1983
* WHITE, Pamela - 1998
* WHITE, Stanley - 2002
* WHITE, Leonard J. - 1998
* WHITE, Nellie M. - 1989
* WHITE, George H. - 1994
* WHITEHEAD, Iris Eleanor - 1990
* WHITEHEAD, Gordon Gerald - 2002
* WHITEHEAD, Glenis Pearl - 1988
* WHITHEAD, Janet Gilmour - 1995
* WHITFORD, Walter William - 1991
* WHITLOCK, Beryl Iris - 1985
* WHITELAW, John Joseph - 1993
* WHITELAW, Edyth Ann - 1999
* WHITWAM, Rodney John - 1995
* WHITWAM, L. G. 'Ena' - 1991
* WHITWAM, Fred - 1990
* WHITWORTH, M. N. - 1962
* WHORLOW, Oswin Charles - ?
* WIDDOWS, Dorothy May - 2001
* WILD, Basil Paul - 1999
* WILLS, Keith - 1999
* WILLIAMS, Ellen Fanny - 1898
* WILLIAMS, Edward Kim - 1898
* WILLIAMS, Muriel Blossom - 2004
* WILLIAMS, Charles Edward - 1978
* WILLIAMS, L. R. - 1968
* WILLIAMS, George B. - 1973
* WILLIAMS, Alice V. - 1993
* WILLIAMS, Albert - 1990
* WILLIAMS, Roderick Owen 'Rod' - 1996
* WILLIAMS, Capt John Arthur 'Jack' - 2000
* WILLIAMS, Alan S. - ?
* WILLIAMS, Robert Anthony - 1980
* WILLIAMS, Anne Madeline - 1992
* WILLIAMS, Olive - 2002
* WILLIAMSON, Ruby Young - 1987
* WILKINSON, Kate - 1989
* WILSON, Henry William - 1894
*WILSON, Thamer - 1894
* WILSON, Godfrey Burdett - 1919
* WILSON, Maria - 1927
* WILSON, Barbara Scott - 1934
* WILSON, James - 1954
* WILSON, Janet - 1936
* WILSON, Godfrey G. - 1934
* WILSON, Chadwick - ?
* WILSON, Ruby Berry - 1967
* WILSON, Samuel James - 1948
* WILSON, F. W. 5/07/1958
* WILSON, Janet Read - 1964
* WILSON, Benjamin - 1853
* WILSON, Dorothy Watson - 1966
* WILSON, William Peter - 1990
* WILSON, Lillian Edith - 1993
* WILSON, Graeme Norman - 1997
* WILSON James A. - 1947
* WILSON, Ada M. - 1972
* WILSON, Frank John - 1981
* WILSON, John Alexander - 1980
* WILSON, Phyllis - 1992
* WIRTH, Shaylee Janet - 2004
* WINGATE, Joan Elizabeth - 1948
* WISEMAN, James - 1921
* WISEMAN, Christina - 1923
* WISEMAN, John Bain - 1942
* WISEMAN, Joyce Doreen - 1994
*WISEMAN, D. I. - 1989
* WITHERINGTON, Joseph - 1992
* WOOD, Fanny Ada - 1947
* WOODS, Richard - 1991
* WOODS, Katherine - 1993
* WOODSTOCK, John G. F. - 1992
* WOODSTOCK, Grace L. C. - 1997
* WOODWARD, M. L. - 1988
* WOOLEY, Mary - 1979
* WOOLEY, William Thomas - 1991
* WOOLEY, Raymond John - 1998
* WOOLEY, Lea - 1982
* WRIGHT, George - 1988?
* WRIGHT, Amy - 1945
* WRIGHT, Vernon George - 1978
* WRIGHT, John - 1944
* WRIGHT, Frances - 1949
* WRIGHT, Walter Maxwell - 1964
*WRIGHT, Berta Berger - 1978
* WRIGHT, Phyllis Marion - 2000
* WRIGHT, Robert - 1992
* WRIGHT, Leslie John = 1995
* WRIGHT, William L. E. - 2001
* WRIGHT, George A. G. - 1988
* WRIGHT-SMITH, Marie - 1960
* WURLOD, John Stuart - 1928
* WURM, Ludwig - 2003
* WYSE, Alfred - 1939

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* YANDELL, Margaret Lavina - 2000
* YANG, Huiyi Gu - 1998
* YEN, Woon Mun - 1986
* YODGEE, Maureen Joyce - 1971
* YOUNG, Selina E. - 1943
* YOUNG, Robert F. - 1958
* YOUNG, Ruby Emma - 1976

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* ZACK, Keith William - 2005
* ZAGORSKI, Jan Tadeusz - 1992
* ZERELLA, Pasquale - 1998
* ZERELLA, Nevina - 1999

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on 6 Nov 2014 mjc88 asked:
Seeking descendants of Dr Anderson who practiced in Blenheim 1900 - 1910

this was William Anderson (1870-1913)
eldest son of Hercules Anderson (1843-1899), born Kincardineshire, died Blenheim & Jane Smith (1846-1883 nee unknown), died Kincardineshire, Scotland

known siblings
* William had a brother, Hercules Anderson (1874-1949), D.D.S., Trinity University, Toronto. Dental Surgeon, High Street, Picton who served in WWI as
Corporal 80324 with the NZEF, 42nd Reinforcements C Company. He embarked from Wellington 1 Aug 1918 listing his next of kin as his sister Miss J. D. Anderson, 13 Maxwell Road, Blenheim (William had his practice in Maxwell Rd., next to E. Powell & Sons Dentist & opposite H. R. Bagge, Dentist)
* William had a sister, Jean Duthie Anderson (1875-1959) who didn't marry
* William had a brother, R. H. Anderson who served in the Boer War with the 2nd Brabant's Horse (more research needed)
* William had a brother, J. Anderson, who studied at Devonia navigation School, Lyttelton (more research needed)

Timaru Herald, 23 December 1897 MARRIAGE of WILLIAM ANDERSON
ANDERSON-CRAMOND - On Dec 15th, at St Peter's Church, Wellington, by Rev. W. Waters, M.A., William Anderson, M.B.C.M., Edin. Univ., eldest son of Capt. Hercules Anderson, of Christchurch, to Jessie, second daughter of the late John Cramond, Timaru
This was Jessie Lindsay Cramond (1868-1947), daughter of John CRAMOND (1838-1879) and his second wife Ann/Anne Lindsay THOMSON (1846-1932) both from Edinburgh, Scotland, married 26 July 1876 in East Taieri, Dunedin, died Auckland

the known children of WILLIAM & JESSIE:
* 1899 - 1979 Hercules Lindsay Anderson
Hercules married Olive Ruth TURNER in 1928. Daughter of John George Turner & Leila Mary Langford. He next married Phyllis Stella Elizabeth Ann Howse in 1931. Daughter of Edwin Howse & Stella Adelaide Ponting Hepburn
* 1903 - 1982 Margot Nancy Anderson
nothing known of Margot at this time


Dr WILLIAM ANDERSON's TIMELINE
Otago Witness, 26 April 1879 BIRTH of a BROTHER
On the 11th February, at Johnshaven, Kincardineshire, Scotland, Mrs Hercules Anderson of a son

Star, 25 July 1883 BIRTH of a BROTHER
At Rosefield, St Cyrus, Kincardineshire, Scotland, on the 8th May, the wife of Hercules Anderson, shipmaster, of a son

Otago Daily Times, 26 July 1883 DEATH of WILLIAM'S MOTHER
On the 26th May, at Rosefield street, St Cyrus, Kincardineshire, Scotland, Jane Smith, wife of Hercules Anderson, shipmaster; aged 37 years (18 days after birth of her son)

Hawke's Bay Herald, 5 March 1897 WILLIAM in Dunedin
Dr Anderson (son of Captain Hercules Anderson, the marine superintendent of the Shaw-Savill Company) has been appointed junior house surgeon of the Dunedin hospital, and entered on his duties on Monday

Marlborough Express, 10 December 1897 WILLIAM as HOUSE SURGEON
Dr Anderson, an Edinburgh graduate, and one of the house surgeons of the Dunedin Hospital, has entered into partnership with a local medico

Marlborough Express, 10 January 1898 WILLIAM applying for PICTON
PICTON HOSPITAL BOARD - A letter from Dr Anderson of Blenheim was read offering to come and reside in Picton if Dr Scott was appointed surgeon to the Hospital, till Dr Scott had secured the services of an assistant

Marlborough Express, 21 March 1898 William Baker Girling (1831-1898)
It is our painful duty to record the death of Mr William Baker Girling, the well known merchant, which occurred early on Sunday morning at his residence in High Street. The sad news came as a great shock to the community, for Mr Girling's death was sudden and unexpected. He had been indisposed for some days, but he was in his business premises as late as one o'clock on Saturday afternoon. There he complained of feeling unwell, and left the shop for his house. During the night his condition became so alarming that medical assistance was summoned, and Dr Anderson attended him. he administered a sedative, and remained with the sufferer, who gradually sank and passed away at about six o'clock. Deceased, who was 66 years of age, has been a resident of Blenheim for over 20 years

Evening Post, 26 April 1899 DEATH of WILLIAM'S FATHER
We regret to announce the death of Captain Hercules Anderson, father of Dr Anderson, of this town, which occurred this morning at an early hour at his residence in Walter Street. Captain Anderson, who has been marine superintendent of the Shaw, Savill and Albion Shipping Company for the last fifteen years, was well-known in Dunedin and Christchurch, his home being situated at the latter place, He had been in ill-health for some time past and only arrived in Blenheim at the beginning of this month, having been ordered by his medical adviser to make his home here for a time in the hope that the change would be for the benefit of his health. Up to within a few months ago Captain Anderson enjoyed the very best of health, and he had rarely experienced a day's illness. Recently, however, a form of liver complaint had made serious inroads on his constitution, and it was to seek medical advice from his son, Dr Anderson, who is in partnership with Dr Cleghorn in Blenheim, that he was visiting that place. The family will have much sympathy in their bereavement.

Captain Hercules Anderson, Marine Superintendent to the Shaw, Saville and Albion Company, died early this morning at the age of 55. Deceased arrived in Blenheim at the beginning of the month intending to reside here for some time for the benefit of his health.
The news of the death of Captain H. Anderson this morning came as a shock to his many friends in shipping and commercial circles. Up to within a few months ago Captain Anderson enjoyed the very best health, and he had rarely experienced a day's illness. Recently, however, a form of liver complaint had made serious inroads on his constitution, and it was to seek medical advice from his son, Dr Anderson, who is in partnership with Dr. Cleghorn in Blenheim, that he was visiting that place. A few days ago he was reported to have much improved in health after a serious operation. The deceased was a native of Forfarshire, and had served his apprenticeship to the sea on the coast of Scotland. He was employed in the Albion Shipping Co's service until it merged into the present Shaw, Savill and Albion line, and in the latter's employ had command of a number of vessels. Later, his employers recognising his business and other abilities, appointed him to succeed the late Captain Anderson was a good seaman, thoroughly well liked and trusted by his employers and those serving below him, and respected by the public with whom he daily came in contact.
His wife pre-deceased him many years ago. He leaves three sons and two daughters. Captain Anderson and his family made a trip to the Old Country during the Queen's Jubilee year, and he returned then apparently in good health. The flags of the Harbour Board, the vessels in harbour and at the Port and Shipping Offices, and at the principal business houses in Lyttelton, were at half-mast today
- Hercules was buried Plot 5, Block 13 at Omaka cemetery
Marlborough Express, 28 April 1899 The funeral of the late Captain Anderson, which took place yesterday, was numerously attended. The Rev W. O. Robb officiated at the grave.
NOTE Hercules had a brother, Captain David Anderson who was a marine superintendent of the City Line, Glasgow for 54 years, retiring in 1908

Marlborough Express, 5 May 1899 PROBATE of Captain Anderson
The will of the late Captain Hercules Anderson was to-day proved in the Supreme Court before Mr J. Allen, Registrar, acting for and in the absence of a Judge, and probate granted to Dr William Anderson and Jean Duthie Anderson, the executors named in the will

Marlborough Express, 26 January 1900 SCARLET FEVER in the Schools
We understand that owing to the prevalence of whooping cough and scarlet fever among children, Dr Anderson has recommended that the Borough Schools be closed for a time. It is also said that the Committee decline to follow the doctor's instructions. Parents should take heed.

Marlborough Express, 9 January 1900 Dr CLEGHORNE resigns
The following letter from D. Cleghorn was received:- As I am about to leave the district, I beg to tender you my resignation as medical officer to the Hospital, an appointment I have had the privilege of holding for more than twenty years ...
I have also to thank Dr Anderson for the valuable assistance he has rendered me during the last two years ...
I should esteem it a favor, gentlemen, if you would relieve me of my office at the end of the year. Dr Anderson is willing to take over my duties until you fill the vacancy caused by my resignation ...
The average of the number of patients at the Hospital had considerably decreased; formerly, it was about 30, now it was 15 to 18 ...

Marlborough Express, 15 February 1900 A.O. FORESTERS in Blenheim
A meeting of Court, Blenheim, A.O. Foresters was held last night, Bro. W. E. Elliott, C.R., presiding, and a large number of members of the Court being present, A candidate was initiated into the rites of Forestry. Dr Anderson was unanimously appointed Court Surgeon, Vice Dr Cleghorn resigned.

Marlborough Express, 6 March 1900 SALE of PROPERTY
The following sales of properties in the Borough were notified:- Dr Cleghorn to Dr Anderson

Marlborough Express, 13 March 1900 WILLIAM appointed MEDICAL OFFICER
Mr Parker moved that Dr Anderson be appointed Medical Officer for the Hospital (in succession to Dr Cleghorn) for a period of twelve months from march 31st, at a salary of L150 a year (the equivalent of $10,527 in wages in Nov 2014). He understood that it was not necessary to call for applications. It was stated that the new arrangement would mean a saving to the Board of about L60 a year. Dr Anderson would continue in the office of doctor for the poor of the district at the additional salary of L22 a year

Marlborough Express, 19 December 1900 WILLIAM's brother
Corporal R. H. Anderson, a brother of Dr Anderson, who joined the first Marlborough contingent, and who has been attached to Brabant's Light Horse, and has seen very active service in the Transvaal, is expected to arrive in Blehneim on Thursday. In all probability the Mayor will arrange proceedings so that the returned officer will receive a reception befitting the occasion.

Marlborough Express, 12 April 1902 The BURLEIGH ASSAULT
At the Police Court this morning, James Dalziel was charged on remand that at Burleigh on 1st inst., he did unlawfully beat and assault on Raynor Ching, and cause him bodily harm...
William Anderson, M.D., said Ching was admitted to the hospital on the 1st inst ...

Nelson Evening Mail, 11 July 1902 WILLIAM in BLENHEIM
Dr Anderson of Blenhein and Dr Morrison of Greymouth will act as Health Officers in their districts under the superintendence of Dr Frengely

Nelson Evening Mail, 27 May 1903 WILLIAM as Acting District Health Officer
Dr Frengley (District Health Officer for Nelson-Westland-Marlborough Districts) who is at present in Wellington, is of the opinion that the consumption of oysters in this locality, has added largely to the cause of so many cases of enteric fever in Nelson. He therefore instructed Dr Anderson (Acting District Health Officer for Marlborough) to investigate the storage-beds of oysters which are on the Boulder Bank within the Nelson Harbour. Dr Anderson comes to the conclusion that the amount of contamination, which was found amongst these oyster localities, is quite enough to convince him that the oysters themselves have been receiving foul matter

Nelson Evening Mail, 8 December 1904 WILLIAM resigns from BLENHEIM
BLENHEIM, Yesterday - The Hospital Board to-day accepted the resignations of Dr Anderson, it's medical officer and Dr Nairn, consultant and anesthetist. The former gave as his reason that the Board denied him the necessary authority for the satisfactory execution of his duty. It was resolved to call for applications for the two positions

New Zealand Herald, 6 June 1905 WILLIAM in LONDON
Very shortly after his arrival in London, Dr W. Anderson (Blenheim) left for Edinburgh in order to work at the hospitals in the Scottish capital

Marlborough Express, 18 December 1905 WILLIAM in Christchurch
A two-storeyed house of eleven rooms in Gloucester Street West, owned by Mr William A. Day, grain merchant and occupied by Dr William Anderson, late of Blenheim, who has been in Christchurch only a few months, was destroyed by fire this morning. The outbreak occurred in the wash-house attached to the main building. A servant girl lit the copper fire there about six o'clock and three-quarters of an hour later, hearing a crackling sound, she ran out of the kitchen to find the washhouse in flames. The flames were rapidly spread by a south-west wind, the building being ruined.

Marlborough Express, 8 May 1906 WILLIAM's MEDICAL OPINION
MUNICIPAL LAVATORIES - With reference to your letter asking me to say a few words as to the special need for municipal lavatories in Christchurch. From the health point of view, of course, the reasons for establishing these are obvious and I know of no city in Great Britain or Australia of this size which has not recognised their necessity...

Marlborough Express, 19 June 1906 WILLIAM visiting Blenheim
Dr W. Anderson, now of Christchurch, is in Blenheim for a few days

Press, 9 July 1907 another BROTHER
Mr J. Anderson, son of the late Captain Hercules Anderson, who has been studying at Devonia navigation School (Lyttelton) passed his examination last week for a certificate of competency as master in the foreign trade

Marlborough Express, 15 December 1913 DEATH of WILLIAM ANDERSON
ANDERSON - On December 13, 1913, suddenly from apoplexy at Thursday Island, where he held the appointment of medical superintendent; Dr William Anderson M.D., late of Blenheim and Tonga, son of the late Captain Hercules Anderson; aged 43 years

names and dates taken from the RODNEY burial records (treat with caution)
arranged here in alphabetical order for easier find
* indicates the data from above Puhoi cemetery database
* indicates articles from papers of the day (via Papers Past)
* indicates there is additional information further down
* & * indicate sex of person
BDM is NZ's online Birth, Death, Marriage records (treat with caution)

* some birth dates are based on recorded age at death
* all buried at Puhoi cemetery unless otherwise stated
* on cemetery database there is a large number of 1 Jan 1900 burials indicating there is no known data or the plot is reserved. I have left these off this list
* please excuse any incorrect spelling, message me if you need it changed

* Agnes Schischka
daughter of Christian Schischka (1857-1922) & Anna Schischka (1866-1897)
* New Zealand Herald, 4 Sep 1941
SCHISCHKA - On September 2, at Puhoi, Agnes, dearly beloved daughter of the late C. Schischka. Funeral will leave St Peter and Paul's Church 1 p.m. to-day (Thursday) for Puhoi Cemetery
* 2 Sep 1941 aged 54
* Block IIB, Row 10, Plot 8
BDM has aged 52

*Alfred Benedict Schischka
Albertus Beneditus Schischka was a son of Edward Lorenz Schischka (1871-1952) & Anna Remiger (1876-1967)
MARRIED Evelyn Verena Busbridge (1917-1977)
daughter of Henry Wymark Busbridge (1881-1947) from Kent, bruied Port Albert & Verena Emmeline Becroft (1891-1973)
* 14 September 1989 aged 81
* Block 1, Row 1, Plot 251, Seq 1 @ Port Albert Cemetery
BDM has birth date 31 May 1908

* Anna Schischka (her maiden name)
born 1866 in Bohemia to Anton Schischka (1816-1878) & Elizabeth Schindler (1832-1890), arrived on the Queen Bee 1872 as part of the third group of emigrants to Puhoi
MARRIED Christian Schischka (1857-1922) in 1885 & had 7 children
1886 - 1886 William Christian Schischka (born 4 Sep, died aged 19 days)
1887 - 1941 Agnes Schischka
1890 - 1893 William Christian Schischka (aged 2)
1893 - 1942 Elizabeth Rosella Schischka
1895 - 1970 Benjamin Schischka
1896 - 1951 Magdalen Mary Schischka
1897 - 1935 Annie Mary Schischka
NOTE
Annie Mary Schischka was born 7 Aug 1897. Her mother Anna, died 2 days later and Annie was brought up by Stefen & Catherine Kate Schischka (her father's sister). She became known as Daisy Schischka, daughter of Stefan
* 9 August 1897 aged 32
* Block IIIA, Row 11, Plot 2
BDM has Annie aged 31

* Anna Schischka
born 1822 in Bohemia to Martin Schischka & Anna Meiser
Her mother did not emigrate with them to NZ. Anna, then aged 40 & her sister Maria Schischka aged 31 (1832-1908), emigrated to NZ on the War Spirit with their father Martin Schischka and his 4½ year old son Stefan Schischka (1858-1936, m Catherine Schischka) whose mother, Maria Czechova did not emigrate either
* 18 July 1901 aged 79
* Block IB, Row 10, Plot 8
BDM has aged 78

* Anna Schischka (nee Remiger)
born in Puhoi to Benedict Remiger (1851-1931) & Mary Russek (1851-1937) from Bohemia
MARRIED Edward Lorenz Schischka in 1896
see their children under Edward
the siblings of Anna Schischka (Remiger), born in Puhoi
1871 - 1960 Mary Josephine Remiger (+ John Wenzl Schollum 1890)
1872 - 1960 Catherine Remiger
1873 - 1964 Barbara Remiger (+ George Seymour Kirkham 1902)
1875 - 1967 Anna Remiger (+ Edward Lorenz Schischka 1896)
1877 - 1970 Margaret Josephine Remiger (+ Albert Schollum 1906)
1879 - 1972 Theresia Rose Remiger (+ Charles Albert Straka 1898)
1880 - 1938 Elizabeth Mary Remiger (+ John Karl 1901)
1882 - 1968 Thomas Remiger (+ Catherine Edith Schischka 1915)
1883 - 1968 Joseph Edwin Remiger (+ Elizabeth Schollum 1912)
1885 - 1886 Dorothea Remiger (aged 10 months)
1886 - 1983 Christina Remiger (+ Andrew Martin Schollum 1910)
1889 - 1981 Agnes Remiger (+ Gustave Otto Berger 1912)
1890 - 1962 John Remiger
* 18 October 1967 aged 92
* Block I, Row 22, Plot 7
BDM has aged 91

* Anne Schischka (nee Straka)
born Tahekeroa to Charles Albert Straka & Theresa Rose Remiger (sister of Anna above)
MARRIED Joseph Victor Schischka in 1928
* 17 February 1993 aged 91
* Block XXII, Row 14, Plot 7
BDM has birth date 20 July 1901

* Anton Schischka
born 1816 in Bohemia. Married Elizabeth Schindler c1856, had 3 daughters, then emigrated on the 'Queen Bee' arriving into Auckland 26 Oct 1872 as part of the third group of emigrants to Puhoi
MARRIED Elizabeth Schindler (1832-1890) c1857
* 31 January 1878 aged 69
* Block IIA, Row 11, Plot 4
BDM has no known age

* Benjamin Schischka
son of Christian Schischka (1857-1922) & Anna Schischka (1866-1897)
* 14 October 1970 aged 75
* Block XVII, Row 16, Plot 5
BDM has Benedict Martin Schischka

* Bertha Schischka
Violet Bertha Schischka was born 30 June 1882, 1 of 8 children of Stefan Schischka (185801936) & Catherine 'Kate' Schischka (1854-1931)
* 18 November 1946 aged 46
* Block IB, Row 9, Plot 4
BDM has Violet Bertha aged 64

* Caroline Schischka
daughter of Vincent Wenzl Schischka & Maria Gruber
* 20 June 1942 aged 49
* Block LIV, Row 25, Plot 3
BDM has same data
* New Zealand Herald, 29 June 1942 NOTICE
SCHISCHKA - The Sisters and Brothers of the late Caroline Schischka wish to thank relatives and friends who expressed sympathy during their recent sad bereavement; also for letters, telegrams and floral emblems received

* Catherine 'Katharina 'Kate' Schischka (nee Schischka)
daughter of Lorenz Schischka & Rosalia Schindler(ova)
MARRIED Stefan 'Stephen' Schischka (1858-1936) 17 Nov 1880 (BDM records her as Katharina), son of Martin Schischka (1798-1878) & Maria Czechova
their known children:
1881 - 1960 Arthur John Edward Schischka (+ Edith Emily Meale)
1882 - 1946 Bertha Violet Schischka (spinster)
1884 - 1941 Elfreda Rose Schischka (+ Laurence John Smith)
1886 - 1975 Alice May Schischka (+ David Francis Neilson)
1888 - 1965 Catherine Edith Schischka (+ Thomas Remiger)
1890 - 1918 Martin Joseph 'Joe' Schischka
- Private 62643, was a farmer in Upper Waiwera when he enlisted in WWI. He embarked with the 31st Reinforcements, Wellington Infantry Regiment, B Company, NZEF on HMNZT 97, Tahiti. Martin was Killed In Action 30 Aug 1918 at Bapaume, France and buried II. L. 10. Bancourt British Cemetery, Pas-de-Calais, France. He is on the Puhoi War Memorial
1892 - 1981 Christian 'Herbert' Schischka (+ Ada Hill, both deaf & mute)
1897 - 1933 Daisy Schischka
Daisy Schischka was born 7 Aug 1897 as Annie Mary Schischka to Christian & Anna Schischka. Her mother died 2 days later and Annie was brought up by Stefan & Catherine Kate Schischka (her father Christian's sister). She became known as Daisy Schischka, daughter of Stefan
* 16 February 1931 aged 76
* Block IB, Row 9, Plot 1
BDM does not record her death (in this spelling)

* Catherine Schischka (nee Schollum)
born 14 July 1880 in Puhoi, 1 of 10 children to Johann Wenzl Schollum (1842-) & Elizabeth Mary Hartzeren (1839-)
MARRIED Wenzl Joseph Schischka in 1907
* Observer, 7 Sep 1907
SCHISCHKA-SCHOLLUM. A quiet but very pretty wedding was celebrated in St Peter's and Paul's Church, Puhoi, on Tuesday, August 20th, when Miss Kathleen Schollum, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs John Schollum, senr., was married to Mr Wenzl Joseph Schischka, captain of the s.s. Kotiti. The Rev Father Meagher officiated. The bride entered the church on her father's arm and looked charming in a pretty gown of grey silk voile, trimmed with silk and beautiful creme lace and insertion to match. She wore a white hat, trimmed with beautiful ostrich plumes. The attendant bridesmaid was Miss Maggie Schollum, who wore a lovely grey dress, trimmed with lace and elbow sleeves and wore a white hat, trimmed with beautiful ostrich plumes. Mr Lenord Schischka acted as best man. The bridegroom's gift to the bride was a lovely gold muff chain, and to the bridesmaid a gold bangle and two gold brooches. Both bride and bridesmaid carried lovely bouquets. As the bridal party were leaving the church amidst showers of rice, Miss Donovan of Helensville, rendered the Wedding march. After the ceremony the guests left for the Puhoi Hotel (the bride's sister's residence), where a sumptuous wedding breakfast was partaken of. The happy couple left for their honeymoon trip to Oahupo and Rotorua, returning via Te Aroha and Thames, the bride travelling in a becoming grey costume, with a hat to match.
their known children:
1908 - 1997 Ivan Wenzl Schischka
1910 - 2003 Gertrude Elizabeth Schischka (+ Le Suer)
1912 - 1990 Cyril Ambrose Benedict Schischka
1914 - 2003 Stanley Joseph Francis Schischka
1916 - 1920 Leo Raymond Schischka
1919 - Mary Theresia Schischka (+ Cortesy 1943)
* Auckland Star, 18 May 1943
SCHISCHKA - On May 17, at her home, 28 Frost Road, Mount Roskill (after a long illness), Catherine (Kitty), dearly loved wife of Captain Wenzl Joseph Schischka (master of the steam Kotiti), youngest daughter of the late * John and * Elizabeth Schollum of Puhoi. R.I.P. Requiem Mass at Puhoi Roman Catholic Church 10 a.m. to-morrow (Wednesday), prior to interment.
SCHISCHKA - On May 17 at her home, 28 Frost Road, Catherine, dearly loved mother of Ivan, Gertrude, Cyril (overseas), Stanley and Marie. R.I.P.
* Johann Wenzl Schollum (1842-1930) & Mary 'Elizabeth' Hartzeren (1839-1922)
* 17 May 1943 aged 63
* Block XX, Row 16, Plot 7
BDM has aged 61

* Christian Schischka
born 1857 in Bohemia to Lorenz Schischka & Rosalia Schindlerova
MARRIED Anna Schischka & had 7 children (read notes at Anna)
MARRIED Margaret Bayer, formerly Lafferty in 1904
* 8 November 1922 aged 65
* Block IIIA, Row 12, Plot 7
BDM has same data

* Daisy Schischka
born 8 August 1897 to
* brought up by Stefen Schischka & Catherine 'Kate' Schischka
Daisy was born Annie Mary Schischka to Christian & Anna Schischka. Her mother died 2 days later and Annie was brought up by Stefan & Catherine Kate Schischka (her father sister). She became known as Daisy Schischka, daughter of Stefan
* New Zealand Herald, 30 March 1933
SCHISCHKA - On March 29, at Matakana, Daisy, dearly-beloved sister of Bertha V. Schischka, Upper Waiwera and Mesdames L. J. Smith Matakana and D. Neilson Lower Hutt and T. Remiger Puhoi' in her 35th year - R.I.P. The funeral will leave Puhoi Church at 11 a.m. to-morrow (Friday)
* 29 March 1933 aged 35
* Block IB, Row 9, Plot 3
BDM has Annie Mary Schischka

* Edmond Schischka
son of Joseph Schischka & Margaret Wenzlick (1874-1940)
grandson of the "Church Father" of Puhoi Johann 'John' Nepomuk Wenzlick (1835-1914) & Anna Plescher (-1901)
* 11 March 1982 aged 66
* Block VII, Row 10, Plot 5
BDM has Albert Edmund birth 15 June 1915

* Edward Lorenz Schischka
born 16 Sep 1871 son of Lorenz Schischka & Rosalia Schindler(ova)
MARRIED Anna Remiger (1876-1967) in 1896
their known children:
1897 - 1959 Winifred Mary Roaslie Schischka (+ Albert Henry Dixon)
1902 - 1976 Dorothy Schischka (+ Albert Berger 1920)
1904 - 1994 Rosa Evelyn Schischka
1908 - 1989 Alfred Benedict Schischka (+ Evelyn Verena Busbridge)
1912 - 1968 Percival Lorenz Schischka
* 19 June 1952 aged 82
* Block I, Row 22, Plot 8
BDM has aged 81, does not have Lorenz

* Edward Francis Schischka
born in Puhoi to Edward Lorenz Schischka (1871-1952) & Anna Remiger (1876-1967)
* 13 May 1995 aged 89
* Block I, Row 21, Plot 1
BDM has birth 28 Aug 1905
Cemetery Database has this one twice

* Elizabeth Schischka (nee Schindler)
born 1832 in Bohemia, emigrated on the Queen Bee 1872 as part of the third group of emigrants to Puhoi
MARRIED Anton Schischka c1857
their known children born Bohemia:
1858 - Maria/Mary Schischka
1861 - Katharina/Catherine Schischka
1866 - 1897 Anna Schischka (+ Christian Schischka 1885)
1872 - 1947 Anthony Schischka, born Auckland
* 2 April 1890 aged 56
* Block IIIA, Row 11, Plot 1
BDM does not record this name (spelling)

* Elizabeth Schischka
born 21 Feb 1893 to Christian Schischka & Anna Schischka
* 29 January 1942 aged 52
* Block XLIV, Row 28, Plot 7
BDM has Elizabeth Rosella aged 48
BDM New Zealand Herald, 30 Jan 1942 DEATH
SCHISCHKA - On January 28, 1942, at Auckland Infirmary, Elizabeth Rosella, dearly beloved daughter of the late Mr and Mrs C, Schischka, Puhoi; aged 48 years - R.I.P. Interment at Puhoi, 10.30 a.m. to-day (Friday)

* Ernest Laurence Schischka
born 19 April 1897 in Waiwera, 1 of 11 children of Joseph Schischka (1854-1920) & Margaret Wenzlick (1875-1940)
grandson of Lorenz Schischka & Rosalia Schindler
MARRIED Gwendoline Fraser (1904-) in 1929
- daughter of Andrew Fraser (1868-1938) & Ethel Thomasina Richards (1865-1946)
NOTE
Ernest served as Lieutenant (Home Guard) HG/1/16104. He died in Wellsford, North Auckland 26 June 1942 in a train accident aged 45
NZ Herald, 27 June 1942
Officer Killed ~ Crossing collision.
Train hits Army truck ~ Private gravely injured.
One Home Guard officer was killed and a guardsman was severely injured when a Army truck collided with a south bound train at Wellsford at 6.47 a.m. to-day. The victims were:– Lieutenant Ernest Lawrence Schischka of Waiwera, killed. Private Paul Waters, driver of the truck, of Wellsford, formerly of Hokianga, condition serious. Several other guardsmen in the truck escaped with a shaking. The accident occurred at a dangerous crossing near Wellsford Township and the front of the truck was wrecked. After medical attention Private Walters was removed to the home of Dr. H. Morrison, there being no hospital in Wellsford. Lieutenant Schischka was the eldest son of the late Mr. Joseph Schischka of Waiwera. He was married but had no family
* 26 June 1942 aged 38
* Block XVI, Row 15, Plot 1
BDM has Ernest Lawrence aged 45 which is correct (also wrong info on his military photo)

* Esma Mary Schischka
daughter of Joseph Schischka & Margaret Wenzlick
* 1 January 1900 aged 3.5 years
* Block IIB, Row 10, Plot 6
BDM does not record her death
BDM records her birth to Joseph & Mary on 5 Aug 1907

* Ivan Schischka
* 20 December 1997 aged 89
* Block C, Row 31, Plot 28
BDM has Ivan Wenzl Schischka born 21 Sep 1908

* Joan Eva Schischka
* 12 February 2015 aged 90
* Block IIIB, Row 9, Plot 3, Seq 1
BDM has birth date 29 March 1924

* Joseph Schischka
son of Lorenz Schischka & Rosalia Schindler(ova)
* 30 June 1920 aged 56
* Block IIB, Row 10, Plot 7
BDM has same data

* Joseph Benedict 'Peter' Schischka
* 28 August 2009 age not recorded
* Block XXII, Row 14, Plot 6
BDM has birth date 14 Oct 1932

* Joseph Victor 'Vic' Schischka
son of Joseph Schischka & Margaret Wenzlick
MARRIED Annie Straka in 1928
* 12 November 1988 aged 99
* Block XXII, Row 14, Plot 8
BDM has birth date 15 Dec 1899

* Len F Schischka
* this is Leonard Frederick, born 1897 in Puhoi to Vincent Wenzl Schischka & Maria Gruber
MARRIED *Mary Anna Wech (1894-1914) in 1913
MARRIED Theresa Catherine Wenzlick in 1915 (see below)
NOTE
*Leonard's mother's mother was Maria Wech
* 17 April 1951 aged 63
* Block IIIB, Row 9, Plot 1
BDM has Leonard Frederick

* Lenard Robert Schischka
* 4 September 1989 aged 75
* Block IIIB, Row 9, Plot 3
BDM has Leonard Robert birth 11 June 1914

* Leo Schischka
Leo Robert Schischka was born Oct 1916 to Captain Wenzl Joseph Schischka (1880-1961) & Catherine Schollum (1880-1943)
* 1 January 1900 aged x
* Block XX, Row 15, Plot 2
BDM has 1920 aged 3
Rodney and Otamatea Times, 11 Feb 1920 DEATH
SCHISCHKA - On February 8th at Puhoi, Leo Raymond, the dearly-beloved younges son of Captain and Mrs Schischka, aged three years and four months. Deeply regretted. R.I.P.

* Lorenz Schischka
born 8 December 1822 in Littitz 55, Bohemia to Johann Schischka (1782-) & Theresia Pfrogner (1782-1863)
MARRIED Rosalia Schindler(ova) (1823-1910) 26 Nov 1844 in Lischin, Bohemia and emigrated with their 7 children, leaving Gravesend on the 'Liverpool' 8 Nov 1865, arriving in Auckland 5 March 1866. They had a son in Puhoi, Edward Lorenz Schischka (1871-1952). Their daughter Theresa Annie Schischka (1860-1949) married James Masson (1868-1947) in 1896
* 29 March 1880 aged 58
* Block IIA, Row 11, Plot 3
BDM has Lawlence aged 56

* Magdalen Mary Schischka
born in Puhoi 1896 to Christian Schischka (1857-1922) & Anna Schischka (1866-1897)
* 25 July 1951 aged 55
* Block XLIV, Row 28, Plot 8
BDM has same data

* Margaret Schischka (nee Wenzlick)
born 1874 in Puhoi to Johannes Nepomuk Wenzlick (1836-1914) & Anna Plescher of Bohemia
MARRIED Joseph Schischka in 1896
- their known children:
1897 - 1942 Ernest Lawrence Schischka (killed train accident)
1899 - 1988 Joseph 'Victor' Schischka
1901 - 1993 Gertrude 'May' Schischka
1903 - 1996 Ruby 'Rosanna' Schischka
1905 - 1981 Rupert John Schischka
1907 - ? Esma Mary Schischka (see above)
1909 - 1993 Vincent Christian Schischka
1911 - 1911 William Edward Schischka (aged 2 hours)
1913 - 1913 John Schischka (aged 7 hours)
1914 - 1915 Thelma Hazel Schischka (aged 11 weeks)
1915 - 1982 Albert 'Edmund' Schischka
NZ Herald, 12 Sep 1940 SCHISCHKA - On September 11, at her residence, Waiwera, Margaret, beloved wife of the late Joseph Schischka and loved mother of Ernest, Victor, May, Rosanna, Rupert, Vincent and Edmund; aged 66 years. R.I.P. Requiem Mass at Puhoi at 9 a.m. to-morrow (Friday) prior to interment at Puhoi Cemetery
* 11 September 1940 aged 66
* Block IIB, Row 10, Plot 5
BDM has same data

* Margaret Schischka (nee Bayer, formerly Lafferty)
* 23 August 1943 aged 75
* Block IIIA, Row 12, Plot 8
BDM has Margaret Christian Schischka
NOTE
Margarethe Bayer was the 4th of 7 children of Peter Bayer (1835-1909) of Chotieschau, Bohemia & Magdalena Lederer (1834-1908) of Bohemia. Margarethe married Peter Lafferty. She next married Christian Schischka in 1904.
OF NOTE
* a brother, Joseph Bayer, married Katherina 'Kate' Wech (1879-1943), daughter of Josef Wech & Dorothea Schott of Puhoi
* a sister Catherine 'Kate' Bayer, married Joseph John Wech (1870-1945), son of Josef & Dorothea
* a brother John Bayer, married Catherine Wech (1889-1957)
* a brother Peter Bayer, married Toradeo Dorothea 'Dora' Wech (1885-), daughter of Josef & Dorothea

* Maria Schischka
* no data
* Block IIIB, Row 10, Plot 8
NOTE
this is MARIA GRUBER
born 10 Sep 1858 in Teintzl 20, Bohemia to Johann Gruber & Maria Wech
MARRIED Vincent Wenzl Schischka & had 8 children
1879 - Agnes Schischka
1880 - 1961 William Joseph Schischka (+Catherine Schollum)
1881 - 1961 Wenzl Schischka
1883 - 1968 Catherine Schischka (+Eric Fritiof Dahlberg)
1886 - 1974 Theresia Clara Schischka (+John Lorenz Schollum)
1889 - Matilda Schischka
1892 - 1942 Caroline Schischka
1897 - 1951 Leonard Fredrick Schischka (+ Mary Anna Wech)
Maria died 24 September 1927 (2 months before Vincent)

* Martin Schischka
born 4 March 1798 in Bohemia
MARRIED Anna Meiser c1857 in Bohemia (she did not emigrate)
Martin migrated 28 June 1863 on the War Spirit with his 2 adult daughters, Anna & Maria but not his wife Anna Meiser (1832-1908), nor the mother of his 4½ year old son Stefan Schischka who also emigrated with them
his known children were:
1822 - 1901 Anna Schischka
1832 - 1908 Maria Mary Schischka (+James Titford +William Lambert)
1858 - 1936 Stefan Schischka (+ Catherine Schischka)
* 31 March 1878 aged 80
* Block IB, Row 10, Plot 6
BDM had no Schischka spelling for this date

* Mary Anna Schischka (nee Wech)
- born 1893 to Matthew Joseph Wech & Ann Podlesak
MARRIED Leonard Frederick Schischka (1897-1951) in 1913
- son of Vincent Wenzl Schischka & Maria Gruber
they had a son:
1914 - 1989 Leonard Robert Schischka
Mary Anna died in 1913 & Frederick remarrid in 1915 to Theresa Catherine Wenzlick
* 26 June 1914 aged 20
* Block IIIB, Row 9, Plot 2
BDM has Mary Katherine

* Mary Catherine Schischka
* 2 July 1903 aged 21
* Block IA, Row 11, Plot 1
BDM has Mary Katherine
New Zealand Herald, 15 July 1903
It is with deep regret that I have to record the death of Miss Mary Katherine Schischka, who, after a protracted illness, extending over several months, passed quietly away on July 2. The deceased was the second eldest daughter of Mr Wenzl Schischka and was universally respected as was fully demonstrated by the large number of relatives and friends from all parts of the district who attended the funeral, which took place at Puhoi on Saturday last. The funeral service was impressively conducted by the Rev William H. Corcoran, P.P.
* 26 June 1914 aged 21
* Block IIIB, Row 9, Plot 2
BDM has aged 20

* Percival Schischka
born Puhoi 1911 to Edward Lorenz Schischka (1871-1952) & Anna Remiger (1876-1967)
* 13 January 1968 aged x
* Block I, Row 22, Plot 6
BDM has Percival Lorenz Schischika aged 55
Cemetery Database does not have age

* Rosa Evelyn Schischka (spinster)
daughter of Edward Lorenz Schischka (1871-1952) & Anna Remiger (1876-1967)
* 25 July 1994 aged 90
* Block I, Row 22, Plot 5
BDM has birth 10 Jan 1904

* Rosalia Schischka (nee Schindlerova)
born 30 Aug 1822 to Simon Schindler & Kathrina Lukas
MARRIED Lorenz Schischka and emigrated with him and their 7 children, leaving Gravesend on the 'Liverpool' 8 Nov 1865, arriving in Auckland 5 March 1866
their children born in Bohemia:
1846 - 1927 Wenzl Vincenz Schischka (+ Mary 'Maria' Gruber)
1848 - George Schichka?
1850 - 1897 Anna Schischka (+ James Gopperth)
1852 - John Schischka (+ Elizabeth Jane Burn, 1860-1933)
- Elizabeth was born in Australia. She married John in 1878 & had 9 children. Elizabeth & John are buried Hillsborough cemetery
1856 - 1931 Catherine 'Kate' Schischka (+ Stefan Schischka)
1857 - 1922 Christian Schischka (+ Anna Schischka + Margarethe Bayer)
1859 - 1949 Theresa Schischka (+ James Masson (1868-1947) in 1896)
1864 - 1920 Joseph Schischka (+ Margaret Wenzlick)
1871 - 1952 Edward Vincenz Schischka (born in Puhoi +Anna Remiger)
* 31 May 1910 aged 88
* Block IIA, Row 11, Plot 2
BDM has not recorded this (nor similar) name

* Stephen Schischka
MARRIED Catherine Schischka (see above)
NOTE
real name Stefan, born in Boehemia 26 Dec 1858, son of Martin Schischka (1798-1878) & his 2nd wife Maria Czechova
Stefan was 4½ years old when he emigrated with his father Martin and his 2 adult stepsisters Anna aged 40, & Maria aged 31 on the War Spirit
* 19 April 1936 aged 78
* Block IB, Row 9, Plot 2
BDM has same data

* Theresa Catherine Schischka (nee Wenzlick)
born in Puhoi in 1895 to Vincent Wenzlick (1862-1950) & Mary Josephine Schedewy (1869-1959), also buried Puhoi
MARRIED Leonard Frederick Schischka (1887-1951) in 1915 (2nd wife)
they had a son:
1921 - 1985 Arnold Vincent Schischka (+ Eunice 'Emma' Peterken 1945)
* 7 August 1951 aged 56
* Block IIB, Row 9, Plot 4
BDM has same data

* Vincenz Schischka
Vincent Wenzl Schischka was born 5 Nov 1846 in Bohemia, Czech Republic to Lorenz Schischka & Rosalia Schindler
MARRIED Maria Gruber (see above)
DIED 22 Nov 1927 aged 81 (2 months after Maria)
* no date
* Block IIIB, Row 10, Plot 7

* Vincent Christian Schischka
son of Joseph Schischka & Margaret Wenzlick (1874-1940)
* 7 June 1993 aged 83
* Block IIIA, Row 12, Plot 6
BDM has birth date 2 Oct 1909

* Wenzl Schischka (Captain)
Wenzl Joseph Schischka was a son of Vincent Wenzl Schischka & Maria Gruber
MARRIED Catherine Schollum (1880-1943) in 1907
* 28 November 1961 aged 81
* Block XX, Row 16, Plot 8
BDM has Wenzl Joseph (aka William) Schischka
NOTE
Catherine's cousin?, John Laurence/Lorenz Schollum (1884-1973) married Wenzl's sister, Theresa Clara Schischka in 1917

some interesting and IMPORTANT LINKS for these families
• RUSSEK immigrants
• SCHOTT
• SCHISCHKA immigrants
• WENZLICK immigrants

OF INTEREST, in the Rodney and Otamatea Times, Waitemata and Kaipara Gazette, 27 May 1942 PUHOI PUBLIC CEMETERY TRUSTEES APPOINTED. A public meeting was held in the Puhoi Town Library on 2nd inst. for the purpose of electing five members to act as trustees of the Puhoi Public Cemetery for a period of seven years, the term commencing on 1st June, 1942. The following were elected:- Messrs A. Bayer, H. Russek, W. J. Schollum, Edward Schischka and M. Wenzlick. The appointments were confirmed at the meeting of the Rodney County Council last Wednesday
• Michael KRIPPNER (1823-1891) & Barbara SCHISCHKA (1826-1898)
• PUHOI Village
• PUHOI Church
• great read Who Were The People Of Puhoi 1863–1963 by K.Mooney

The • HOME PAGE for above links

ASHBURTON (Maori: Hakatere) is now a large town in the Canterbury Region, 88km south of Christchurch & 80km north of Timaru. It extends from the Pacific Ocean to the Southern Alps and from the Rangitata River to the Rakaia River, including the towns of Methven, Mount Somers, and Rakaia.
Ashburton was named by the surveyor Captain Joseph Thomas of the New Zealand Land Association, after Francis Baring, 3rd Baron Ashburton, who was a member of the Canterbury Association.

All the burials recorded in unknown plots in the Area:
Church of England, Free Ground, at Ashburton cemetery

The celebrants for many of the burials were:
* Rev E. A. Scott (1850-1931)
born in London, was formerly the Archdeacon of Christchurch

* Rev R. A. Woodthorpe
vicar of St. John's and chaplain to the Bishop of Christchuroh, appointed warden of the Selwyn College in Dunedin in 1905

* Rev John Robert Burgin (1869-1920)
arrived in Ashburton from Auckland, in Aug 1912 (photo)

The original list of names can be viewed here
* the 58 still born children, also in unknown plots, are not listed here
* some birth dates may be approximate, use as a guide only
* dates could be of death OR burial
* If you can help with more bios please leave a comment below

* William Henry ADAMS
12 Oct 1900 aged 69

* James ALLEN
? aged ? (child) - 1895??

* Benjamin AMNES (no such name)
15 Aug 1912 aged 80

* ? ANDERSON
17 May 1915 aged ? (child)

* John ARMSTRONG
31 Aug 1917 aged 87

* John William BAILEY
14 July 1909 aged ? (child)

* Walter BAKER
23 April 1892 aged 63

* Charles BAKER
1 Feb 1887 aged 28

* William BARRYWOOD (no such name)
23 Oct 1915 aged 72
William was a sailor

* George BATHURST (database has Bathwiot)
13 Aug 1904 aged 65
Press, 15 August 1904 BATHURST - On August 13th, at Tuarangi Old Men's Home, Ashburton, George bathurst (late of Okain's Bay), aged 65 years

* Frederick BAY
24 Dec 1932 aged 96
On the Marawiti Ballot in 1897 when he successfully rented 30 acres at 8s 6d per acre
In Aug 1910 he was in Rakaia when he secured Sections 626 & 627 for 10 years lease

* Frederick BELSEY
5 Jan 1893 aged 67

* Neils Bernhardt BENTSEN
27 Oct 1913 aged 63

* Philip Carteret BERTRAND (1824-1902)
13 June 1902 aged 78 (database has 73)

* William Edgar BILLENS
5 July 1906 aged 82 (database has 16th)
in 1873 William was a Carpenter at Burke's Pass
Press, 6 July 1906 BILLENS - On July 5th, at Tuarangi, Ashburton, William Edgar Billens, aged 82 years

* Alfred BILTON
25 May 1904 aged 63
Star, 26 May 1904 BILTON - May 25, at "Tuarangi" Old Men's Home, Ashburton, Alfred Bilton; aged sixty-three years

* John BIRD
? aged 75
In Rangitata in 1906

* William BISHOP
? aged 57 (BDM has aged about 64)
died in Ashburton hospital from the effects of an accident Oct 1891

* Charles Franz Oscae BJORK
26 April 1906 aged 71

* Ethel Maud BLACKBURN
9 May 1887 aged 3 months
6th of 6 children (4 daughters) of Thomas BLACKBURN & Lucy Ellen MARTIN

* William BOOTH
22 May 1895 aged 76

* James BORMAN (database has Bornan)
9 Dec 1886 aged 55

* Daniel BOUCHER
24 Dec 1907 aged 72

* James BRADY
30 March 1910 aged 67

* Vernon Cleveland BRADY (database has Vernon Kerdaud Brady)
29 Aug 1908 aged 14 days
son of James Cleveland BRADY & Ellen LEWIS

* Samuel Henry BREALEY
2 March 1914 aged 87
Ashburton Guardian, 12 May 1894 ASHBURTON - On the certificates of Drs Leahy and Hunter, Samuel Brealey of Tinwald, was committed to Sunnyside as being a lunatic under insufficient control

* Edward BROWN (1847-1917)
18 Aug 1917 aged 70

* Edward BROWN (1848-1909)
27 Sep 1909 aged 61

* Edward BROWN (1865-1930)
9 April 1930 aged 65

* Frederick BROWN (1845-1911)
19 Dec 1911 aged 66

* Peter BROWN (1823-1903)
30 June 1903 aged 80

* Richard BROWN (1834-1881)
31 Dec 1881 aged 47

* William BUCKINGHAM
? aged 84
possibly same entry as below

* William Thomas BUCKINGHAM
? aged 84
possibly same entry as above

* Margaret BULMER
30 Dec 1888 aged 19 months
(base born 31 May 1887, daughter of Emma Margaret Bulmer & granddaughter of Benjamin Bulmer (1838-1913) & Rose Ann Elizabeth Smith (1836-1909) from Womersley, Yorkshire, died Waikuku)

* Hans Peter BUNDESEN (database has Bundersen)
17 July 1917 aged 80
born 23 April 1836 in Lundtoft, Kliplev Parish, Lundtoft District, Aabenraa County, Denmark, 6th of 9 children of Peter Petersen BUNDESEN & Botilla Marie JESSEN. He emigrated from Hamburg on the 'Friedeberg' 18 May 1872 with his brother Peter & Peter's wife Christina. He married Mary MULLIN (1840-1909) in 1880. They were living in Timaru in 1882. Mary is buried in Linwood, Christchurch. He had been a patient in Christchurch hospital in Oct 1894. In 1911 he was an inmate of the Jubilee Home in Woolston. Hans died in the Tuarangi Old Men's Home in Ashburton

* Eveline Roberts BUNTING
19 April 1889 aged 7 months
daughter of Thomas BUNTING & Mary SMITH

* James BURGESS (1826-1898)
6 April 1898 aged 72

* James BURKE
6 Feb 1908 aged 72

* William BURTON (1826-1893)
28 March 1893 aged 57

* Richard BUTLER
23 March 1907 aged 66

* Alexander CAMPBELL (1822-1883)
10 Jan 1883 aged 60

* John CANNOP (1818-1891)
20 Feb 1891 aged 72
Press, 25 February 1891 An old man, named John Cannop, died suddenly in the Old Men's Home at Ashburton on the 20th inst. Cannop, who was seventy-two years of age, and had been an inmate of the Home for a considerable period, was sitting quietly having his tea, when he suddenly threw back his head and expired. The immediate cause of death was heart disease. He had no relatives in the Colony

* Thomas CARLIN (1827-1893)
13 June 1893 aged 66

* William Forbes CARPENTER (1832-1910)
15 Sep 1910 aged 78

* William CARR
10 July 1905 aged 79
Ashburton Guardian, 10 July 1905 The INQUEST was held at the Old Men's Home this morning before Mr Robert Alcorn, J.P., coroner, touching the death of William Carr, aged 79, an inmate of the Home, who died suddenly on Saturday afternoon... deceased was unmarried and has a brother at Greenpark...

* Frank CARSELL
? aged 60

* Annie CARTER
10 March 1913 aged aged 76

* Alexander CAULDWELL
29 April 1916 aged 71

* Joseph CHAMBERLAIN
8 April 1908 aged 72

* Edward Jonathan CHILDS (1838-1909)
17 Nov 1909 aged 71

* John CHISNELL (database has Chiznell)
3 May 1910 aged 75

* Charles CLARK
14 Dec 1909 aged 71

* Samuel CLARK
24 July 1917 aged 72

* James George COLLINS
21 Nov 1918 aged 30
during the Flu Pandemic

* Estelle Olive COMPTON
28 June 1883 aged 3
daughter of George COMPTON (1843-1882) & Annie PREBBLE (1850-1920), both died Christchurch

* George Slade COOK (1839-1913)
10 Nov 1913 aged 74

* Thomas COOPER (1837-1882)
15 Aug 1882 aged 45

* James COPE (1841-1908)
24 June 1908 aged 67

* William COTTRELL (database has Cotterell)
11 March 1888 aged 72

* Sarah Annie COWLING (nee Jones 1849-1883)
29 Aug 1883 aged 34
married William Cowling in Dunedin 13 June 1873 & had 3 children:
1876 - 1950 William Cowling
1877 - 1882 Alice Louisa Cowling (aged 4)
1883 - 1884 George Cowling (born 24 Aug 1883, died aged 6 months)

* John McDonald CRAIG
4 Oct 1940 aged 1 hour (database has 1 month)

* Henry CRASTER (1840-1916)
7 Dec 1916 aged 76

* Clarence CRAWFORD
2 Sep 1924 aged 1 hour (database has 5 months)

* Mary CRAWFORD
29 July 1925 aged 6 hours (database has 1 month)

* Ngarie CRAWFORD
11 Aug 1928 aged 6 hours (database has 1 month)

* James Wilson CRISPIN (1823-1898)
19 May 1898 aged 74

* William Charles CROSBY (1830-1883)
10 Feb 1883 aged 52

* Henry CULLEN
? aged 22

* John CURD (1873-1885)
18 Dec 1885 aged 12

* Winifred Lucy CURREY
28 May 1909 aged 3 days
daughter of Charles Edward CURREY (1880-1945) & Eva May BOOTH (1881-1958). Charles & Eva were from Bathurst, New South Wales, they married there in 1905 & died in Ashburton
Winifred's NZ siblings:
1905 - 1975 Elvie May Lismore Currey
1906 - 1996 Harold Booth Currey
1908 - 1987 Jack Morson Currey
1909 - 1909 Winifred Lucy Currey
1910 - 1982 Charles Bathurst Currey

* Henry CUTTS
8 April 1914 aged 70

* William DAVIS
9 Feb 1915 aged 63

* John Balsdon DAVIS
22 Dec 1905 aged 72

* Robert Francis DAW
1 Sep 1899 aged 69

* George DEANE
24 Sep 1915 aged 72

* William DEARE
1 April 1908 aged 75

* Frederic DESFOUNTAIN
8 July 1903 aged 44
Ashburton Guardian, 6 July 1903 A swagsman named Frederic Desfountain died at the County Hospital last evening. Deceased had been an inmate of the institution for about three weeks, and was 40 years of age

* John Sewell DONOVAN
27 April 1914 aged 63

* George DOUGLAS
16 June 1887 aged 68

* John DRINKWATER
20 Sep 1917 aged 72

* John DRIVER
16 April 1891 aged 54

* Thomas DUMFORD
16 March 1888 aged 75

* William Henry DUNNE
14 Dec 1914 aged 85

* Henry ECKHOFF
7 July 1900 aged 85

* Edward ELLERM
? aged 79

* Henry ELMS
18 Aug 1916 aged 79

* Richard EVANS
25 Dec 1912 aged 63

* Henry EVEREST
5 Dec 1913 aged 83

* Paul EWEN
9 Oct 1928 aged ? (child)

* William FALCON
? aged 62

* Matthew FAULKNOR
3 May 1904 aged 74

* Gwendoline Albina May FENTON
11 Feb 1886 aged 7 months
daughter of Charles FENTON (1844-1898) & Mary Ann YEOMAN (1861-1947)
NOTE
* Mary Ann Yeoman was 1 of at least 11 children of Benjamin YEOMAN (1835-1908) & Anne Bethia SHIVAS (1843-1932) from Scotland.
Benjamin died in Otago, Anne died in Ashburton.
* Mary Ann Yeoman married Francis Manson (1841-1884) in 1878 (no children found)
* Mary Ann (as Yeoman) married Charles Fenton (1844-1898) in 1882
- they had 4 children from 1883-1886
* Mary Ann (as Manson) married Jonas Oberg (1861-1923) in 1892
- had 7 children from 1892-1905
* Mary Ann Oberg died in Christchurch 12 July 1947

* Benjamin FIELDER
14 Jan 1895 aged 74

* Christian Nicholas Frederick FLERON (1842-1932)
23 March 1932 aged 89

* Gustavus FOX (1849-1903)
21 July 1903 aged 74
Star, 23 July 1903 FOX - July 21, at the Old Men's Home, Ashburton, Gustavus Fox; aged seventy-four years

* Alexander FRASER
2 Dec 1907 aged 67

* George FULLER
25 July 1904 aged 65

* Henry FURNEAUX (1843-1914)
28 March 1914 aged 70

* Frank FURNESS
20 June 1887 aged 43

* Albert GALE
16 Sep 1908 aged 6 days
base born son of Mary Gale (1888-1969) who married Albert Densfield Slade (1886-1959) in 1909 and had 4 children in Blenheim. Mary & Albert are buried at Omaka cemetery

* Samuel GERRARD (1830-1900)
25 Sep 1900 aged 70
Ashburton Guardian, 24 September 1900 A man named Samuel Gerrard, aged 70, was found dead in his bed in the Old Men's Home this morning. He had come from St Alban's three months ago. He leaves two daughters married and one son single. He was in his usual health yesterday, and did not complain of being unwell. He went to bed at his usual hour and his room mate did not hear him make any noise during the night, although two inmates say they heard him cough once or twice. There was no sign of any struggle

* James GILLESPIE
19 April 1898 aged 44

* Frederick GOOCH (database has Groch)
4 Nov 1892 aged 41

* William GOODHAND (1847-1912)
24 Nov 1912 aged 65

* Arthur GOUGH (1815-1883)
12 Jan 1883 aged 67

* John GOVER (1825-1889)
10 April 1889 aged 64

* Charles GRANT
12 July 1903 aged 57
Star, 14 July 1903 GRANT - On July 12th, at Tuarangi Old Men's Home, Ashburton, Charles Grant, aged fifty-seven years

* Henry Edward GREEN
5 Sep 1902 aged 70

* Edward GREEN
31 July 1912 aged 53

* Richardson GREEN (policeman)
6 Aug 1917 aged 70

* Thomas GREENLESS (1829-1895)
14 Sep 1895 aged 64
Had 1900 acres in Oamaru in 1868

* William GREGORY
20 June 1914 aged 91

* Robert GRESSON
28 May 1905 aged 67

* John GRICE
2 Oct 1911 aged 65

* Emmanuel GUSTAFSON (1844-1918) (database has Emanuel Gostafson
24 Aug 1918 aged 74
Press, 15 May 1918 FIRE - OLD AGE PENSIONERS INJURED
At 4.26 yesterday afternoon, a fire occurred in a five-roomed brick cottage, 20 Westwood terrace, off Salisbury street, occupied by four old age pensioners named Robert Kingan (aged 84), James Renshaw (78), Frank Smith (65) and Emmanuel Gustafson (74). The outbreak was due to the upsetting of a kerosene stove, on which the evening meal was being cooked, and in a few moments the building, an old one, was a mass of flames. Kingan was rather severely singed about the face in making his escape, but Renshaw was more unfortunate, his retreat being cut off, and only the timely arrival of the Fire Brigade averted a tragedy

* Michael HAINES (1824-1883)
28 Dec 1883 aged 59

* Frank HANCOCK
14 April 1915 aged 63

* Thomas William HARELL
10 Sep 1908 aged 80

* Robert John HARPER (1832-1904)
15 April 1904 aged 71
Press, 18 April 1904 There died at the Tuarangi Home, Ashburton, on April 15th, Sergeant-Major Robert Harper, of the Royal Artillery, and one of the few remaining Crimean heroes. He was a native of Oxford, England, and joined the Welsh Fusiliers in November 1851, but the following year was transferred to the Royal Artillery and saw much active service during the Crimean war. Some little time ago he was chosen for one of the inmates of the Veterans' Home but declined to go owing to his failing health. He died a peaceful death at the age of 71 years and the commanders of the two Ashburton Infantry Corps arranged to give him a military funeral yesterday
NOTE
POSSIBLY related to, or even 1 of the 15 children of, Bishop Henry John Chitty Harper (1804-1893). A son, Charles John Harper, (1838-1829 possible brother of Robert) was Chairman of the Ashburton County Council & unsuccessfully stood for election to the House of Representatives in the Ashburton electorate in 1899. A daughter, Emily Weddell Harper, married the politician John Acland. Two of his other daughters married Charles Blakiston, son of Sir Matthew Blakiston, 1st Baronet and Charles George Tripp. A son, Leonard Harper, became a member of parliament, and Arthur Paul Harper was his grandson.

* Alexander HARRISON (1822-1903)
29 Jan 1903 aged 80

* John HARRISON (1821-1907)
1 June 1907 aged 86

* John HATCHETT
20 Nov 1918 aged 86

* William HERRING
1 Oct 1892 aged 60
Star, 3 October 1892 A man named William Herring, a cripple, who was arrested on Friday on a charge of drunkenness, died in his cell on Saturday morning

* Thomas HILL
10 Sep 1917 aged 82

* William HILL
13 Nov 1907 aged 70

* James HODGKINS (seaman)
20 July 1917 aged 80

* John HODGKINSON
25 Feb 1899 aged 75

* John HOPKINS
? aged 75

* Arthur HOPWOOD (died in Tinwald)
2 July 1883 aged 23 days (database has aged 23 years)
only New Zealand born child (10 siblings born in England) of Joseph HOPWOOD (1832-1893 from Broseley, Shropshire) & Sarah Ann MEREDITH (1839-1888 from Wolverhampton). Joseph & Sarah are buried Plot 10 & 11 Ashburton

* Samuel HORE
16 Oct 1907 aged 55

* Annie HUGHES
28 Aug 1883 aged 8 months
1 of 5 daughters of Thomas & Alice HUGHES

* Alfred HUMPHRIES
7 Sep 1898 aged 43

* Daniel HUNT
14 Dec 1918 aged 4 weeks

* Thomas HUNT
9 Sep 1883 aged 73

* James HUNTER
10 June 1908 aged 64

* Samuel HURLEY
11 Dec 1914 aged 58

* James HUSTON
? aged 29

* John HYATT
31 Aug 1883 aged 55 (database has 35)

* Thomas JACKSON
? aged 68 (possibly 1892)

* Charles JOHNS
27 Jan 1917 aged 82

* John JOHNS
24 Dec 1884 aged 65

* Richard JOHNS
3 Feb 1885 aged 61

* Peter JOHNSON
20 April 1907 aged 76

* John JOHNSTON
7 April 1914 aged 65

* William JOHNSTONE
23 March 1910 aged 72

* David JONES
20 Sep 1907 aged 79

* Ellis JONES
11 Oct 1910 aged 75

* George Canning JONES
3 Feb 1902 aged 73

* Thomas JONES
19 July 1906 aged 77

* Thomas JOYCE
12 March 1912 aged 70

* James KEDGE
13 Jan 1906 aged 57

* William James KEELEY
4 Aug 1914 aged 37

*John KEEN
19 May 1890 aged 44

* William Henry Smith KEMBLE (database has Kimble)
25 July 1895 aged 19
parents were William John KEMBLE (1850-1905) & Martha SECORD (nee Dunford 1841-1883) who married in 1874 & had 4 children.
Martha first married in Christchurch in 1859 to Guy Stephen Secord (1833-1868 from Ontario) & had 6 children
paternal grandparents were William Henry KEMBLE & Mary SMITH of Middlesex
maternal grandparents were William DUNFORD & Elizabeth SMITH of Wiltshire

* Alexander KILLETT
10 May 1915 aged 73

* Joseph KING
13 Feb 1901 aged 61

* Marjorie KING
22 Dec 1921 aged 1 hour (database has 1 month)

* Kathleen KIRK
10 May 1940 aged 6 hours (database has 1 month)

* Thomas KITCHING
26 Jan 1906 aged 62

* Sarah Ann KITE
13 May 1882 aged 27

* James LAHEE
13 July 1909 aged 57 (BDM has 51)
in Leeston in 1873, in the Tuarangi Home, Ashburton 1909

* Thomas LAMBERT
20 Sep 1910 aged 91

* Benjamin LANCASTER
27 Dec 1902 aged 50

* George LANE
13 Sep 1916 aged 87

* John LAURENCE
25 Sep 1916 aged 81

* Edward LAVILLE
14 Aug 1913 aged 76

* Le CRUR (no such spelling)
5 June 1907 aged ? (child)

* Richardson Le PELLEY
14 March 1899 aged 74

* John Henry LEAK
17 May 1906 aged 90

* William LEES
25 Aug 1910 aged 78

* James LEWIS
16 Feb 1894 aged 75

* Joseph LLOYD
4 Aug 1885 aged 76

* Henry LONG
26 Nov 1905 aged 83

* Henry LOWE
27 April 1884 aged 54

* Thomas LUEEN (no such name)
30 April 1904 aged 65

* Jane LUNT
? aged 52

* William LUTTON
14 Aug 1901 aged 58

* Maria MAGNE
? aged 73

* Joseph MARRIOTT
15 Aug 1913 aged 77

* William John McDONALD
21 Jan 1918 aged 34

* James McLEOD
17 Oct 1905 aged ?

* Charles McMULLAN
4 June 1904 aged 68

* Robert George McQUAIDE
3 May 1915 aged 63

* William Shaw MEACHAM
9 Dec 1901 aged 63

* Ann Elizabeth MILES
1 May 1934 aged 5 hours

* Edward MILLAN
29 Sep 1909 aged 87

* Henry MILLER
3 Feb 1894 aged 67

* Edward MILLICHAMP
13 May 1911 aged 3 hours

* Isaac MITCHELL
15 Aug 1895 aged 77

* Edith MOORE (1853-1900)
16 Oct 1900 aged 47
(database has this entry twice, once as Edith Moore & the other as Judith Moore. BDM also has Edith but her inquest records her as Ada)
Ashburton Guardian, 16 October 1900 AN INQUEST was held yesterday afternoon before R. Alcorn, Esq., coroner, as to the cause of death of Ada Moore, aged 47, who died in the Ashburton Hospital on Sunday afternoon...
of interest Ada died of a diseased liver, called a 'gin liver' and the heart was 'weak & flabby'. It was recorded that alcohol was the only thing she cared for. The nurse at the hospital stated that when brought in Ada was in a very dirty state, in a semi-conscious condition and clawing at her throat a good deal. She put her to bed and gave her some whisky and soda! She did not recover but died ten minutes later!!!
The Mayor steps in
NOTE Ada was married to William Bury Moore
their known children were:
1877 - 1951 Augusta Ann Chandler Moore (+ John Davidson 1903)
1881 - 1957 Ada Emily Moore (+ James Maher 1904)
*1882 - 1882 Edward Lampriere Moore (aged 9 weeks)
*1882 - 1883 Charles Francis Moore (aged 10 weeks)
*1882 - 1882 William Bury Moore (aged 60 days)
1885 - Nellie Evelyn Moore
1889 - Ella 'Maggie' Moore
*Edward, Charles & William are buried Plot 36, Area 28 at Ashburton

* James George MOORE
4 Nov 1921 aged 66

* Jeremiah MOORHOUSE (database has Jerimiah Moorehouse)
26 Nov 1918 aged 82

* Joseph MORRELL (database has Moreell)
21 Sep 1903 aged 71
Ashburton Guardian, 22 September 1903 An old man named Joseph Morrell, aged 71, died at the Tuarangi Home last evening. Deceased has been an inmate of the Home for the past two years, and came from Christchurch. The cause of death was jaundice.

* Charles MORGAN (1841-1904)
6 Dec 1904 aged 63

* Francis MOULE (1840-1922)
22 May 1922 aged 81

* Thomas Graham MULCASTER (database has Muleaster)
4 March 1902 aged 64

* James MULLEN
31 Oct 1893 aged 80

* Joseph MULLIGAN
10 May 1883 aged 46
Star, 14 May 1883 An INQUEST was held on Saturday at the Ashburton Hospital on the body of Joseph Mulligan, a man who was found dead in his bed at the Chertsey Hotel on Thursday morning last...
NOTE seems everyone was drunk for a few days including the doctor who was in a 'beastly state of intoxication' and shouldn't have given the death certificate & the barman was described as a 'habitual drunkard who had been sent to gaol for medical treatment and was generally a worthless character'!)

* James MUMMERY (in Christchurch at least 1862)
? aged 67

* Donald MUNDAY (1836-1910)
12 March 1910 aged 74
Star, 24 January 1908 Hannah Farrell and Ellen Riley were charged with having stolen L2 6s in money and a flask of whisky, the property of Donald Munday, at Sumner, on January 22. It appeared that Munday, who is an inmate of the Ashburton Old Men's Home, was having a holiday at Sumner, and was sleeping off the effects of drink on the Lyttelton Road. The accused saw him and as he was an old decrepit man, they relieved him of his possessions. Both pleaded "Not guilty" but Constable Hampton gave evidence that he found Munday on the road, and heard his story, and that Munday afterwards identified accused.

* John NELSON
15 Jan 1895 aged 72

* Assan NEUDIN
1 Sep 1917 aged 75

* Henry NEVELS
15 Feb 1901 aged 77

* James NEWILL
23 Feb 1900 aged 34

* George NORTHCOTE (1877-1900)
18 Aug 1900 aged 23

* John NORTON (1804-1891)
27 June 1891 aged 87

* Michael O'CONNER (database has Michale)
18 Dec 1888 aged 54

* Ernest O'CONNOR
14 June 1923 aged 39 hours

* Robert Markall OLDMAN (database has Rover)
14 July 1884 aged 65
arrived March 1858 on the 'Marchioness' with wife Agnes Ruffin & 2 children (born in Geelong)

* Frederick OLDMAN
21 May 1891 aged 36 (database has 26)

* Robert OWENS (1833-1913)
2 Oct 1913 aged 80

* Thomas PALFREY (1837-1915)
2 March 1915 aged 77
emigrated into Lyttelton 7 May 1865 on the Greyhound. He was from Salop (aka Shropshire)

* Benjamin PARKIN
24 Dec 1904 aged 85

* Elsie PAROELL (no such name)
27 Feb 1922 aged ? (child)

* Edward PAULHILL (1824-1910)
26 July 1910 aged 86
(from Tovil, Maidstone, arrived Wellington with wife (Sarah Brooks 1823-1894) & daughter Lucy on "Waipa" 2 April 1876. Sarah buried Karori. Edward was in Tuarangi Home, Ashburton)

* William PEARCE
12 April 1914 aged 73

* Nils PERSON (database has Niles Perrson)
21 May 1912 aged 65

* Henry PETTIGREW
13 Sep 1900 aged 67

* Allan Hugh PLUNKET
21 July 1929 aged 3 days (database has Flunkett)

* Henry POPE
7 Oct 1902 aged 64

* Thomas PRESTON
? aged 67

*Samuel PRING
17 Dec 1895 aged 78
(bootmaker. In Christchurch at least 1859, lived Cashel St in 1868)

* John RADDINGS
31 Aug 1901 aged 71
(from Midsummer, Yorkshire. In Waimea East, Nelson in 1855, temperance lecturer in Christchurch, published a pamphlet 'Hymns To Jesus' in 1878)

* George RANSON
27 Nov 1911 aged 78

* John RAY
30 Dec 1908 aged 81

* Richard REID
27 Sep 1913 aged 68

* George RICHARDS
29 Dec 1904 aged 60

* John RICHARDSON
4 March 1908 aged 83

* Robert RICHARDSON
31 March 1917 aged 79

* George RICHES
15 Oct 1889 aged 60

* Isabella Florence RICHMOND
25 Nov 1883 aged 4 momths

* William RICHMOND
2 May 1915 aged 89

* John RIGG
5 Feb 1909 aged 79

* George RIGGS
19 July 1915 aged 90

* Albert RINGLING (1826-1901)
3 May 1901 aged 75
only entry on BDM is the death of Albert. No births or marriages. Possible he was related to the Ringling Bros

* John ROBBINS
29 June 1911 aged 58

* Charles ROBINSON
30 July 1910 aged 53

* Donald ROBINSON
17 May 1893 aged 75

* George ROBINSON
? aged 49

WOODVILLE is situated 152km (95 miles), SW of Napier, 165km (105 miles), NE of Wellington and 8km from the famous/infamous Manawatu Gorge.
When the Manawatu Gorge road was constructed in 1874, Woodville became an important road junction and a staging place for coach services. It was then known as 'The Junction'. The influx of road workers and, in the early 1880s, the arrival of the railway and railway workers, stimulated the growth of the town. A town board was established on 24 Dec 1884 and in June 1887 Woodville was constituted a borough.

The Old Gorge Cemetery lies 3km from Woodville township. Head west along SH3/Napier Road, towards the (now closed) Manawatu Gorge. Just a short distance past Old Gorge Road (on your left) and over a bridge, look for the Railway Crossing sign on your right. Cemetery access is over the railway line, up the narrow, winding road and there it is, nestled among beautiful old oak trees, at the bottom of the Ruahine Range. There is parking, or you can drive around the cemetery to plots. An ingenious display board lists all names, their plots and a map.
. guided tours . Friends of Old Gorge Cemetery conduct tours on the last Sunday of each month that has 5 Sundays, with fascinating, insightful stories of the life and times of these early pioneers and settlers

. OF INTEREST First Burials in Old Gorge
* The very first burial was a 15 month old child Cecil Leopold Jackson on 13 April 1883 . Block 21, Grave 37
* The first adult burial was 56 year old Susanah Williams (nee Champion) on 2 May 1883 . Block 21, Grave 39
BUT, if going by death date only, it is 42 year old Hannah Sowry (nee Strother 1837-1879) Block 15, Grave 70, who was re-interred in 1892 from the original Pinfold Road Cemetery

. Old Gorge Cemetery searches .
* Find A Grave
* Billion Graves
* Tararua District Council

* List of Infant Burials
* List of burials by Surnames

and the intriguing story of The Mysterious Death in 1890 of George Walton in the Manawatu Gorge

. the 19 MAYORS of Woodville .
During the 102 years of Woodville Borough & Woodville District Councils, Woodville had 19 mayors - 8 of them are buried here.
Order . Name . Birth-Death . Term of office
1 . Joseph Sowry (1837-1904) 1887–1889 . buried here
2 . Charles Hall (1843-1937) 1889–1890 . buried Dannevirke
3 . Hubert Burnett (1862-1941) 1891–1894 & 1903-1909 . buried Nelson
4 . Edward Alexander Haggen (1860-1929) 1895 . buried Vancouver
5 . Edwin James Gothard (1864-1916) 1895–1898 . buried here
6 . Joseph Motley (1854-1940) 1898–1901 . buried Te Aroha
7 . James Taylor (1852-1931) 1901–1902 . buried Te Henui
8 . David George McKibbin (1857-1929) 1910 . buried Waikumete
9 . William Gibb Crawford (1836-1919) 1911 . buried here
10 . James Grant (1851-1932) 1912–1914 . buried here
11 . Henry Palmer Horne (1873-1948) 1914–1931 & 1935-1938 . buried here
12 . John 'Jack' Elder (1878-1954) 1932–1935 . buried Karori
13 . Robert Roy Johnston (1890-1943) 1938–1943 . buried here
14 . Charles Forbes (1880-1955) 1943–1953 . buried here
15 . Lionel George Pilcher (1903-1997) 1953–1959 . cremated North Shore
16 . Ernest Edwin Beale (1913-2004) 1959–1965 . buried Woodville Lawn
17 . Norman Henry Lanham (1919-1995) 1966–1977 . buried Woodville Lawn
18 . Edric Theodore Cheer (1920-2008) 1977–1986 . buried Woodville Lawn
19 . Ralph Mountfort (still living at date) last Mayor of Woodville Borough Council and the first Mayor of the newly formed Woodville District Council from 1986 to 1989

. NOTE .
There are some folk buried here, verified with headstone photos, that are not on the database and some family know/believe their ancestors are buried here and have added them, also not on database and some contributors have added people who are actually buried elsewhere. I have also noticed over the years that the database keepers have changed info from time to time like plot numbers etc. And then there are the human error glitches that creep in so, as always, treat the following as a guide only to your own research.

. TREE RESERVE .
In Memory OF The Stillborn And Un-Named Infants
Buried In This Cemetery In Locations Described As
The Trees - The Plantation - And The Tree Reserve
Erected by the Rotary Club of Woodville June 1999
There are at least 51 known burials in these areas
Armitage . Baker . Berkahns . Bishell . Bryson . Butler . Carson . Clark . Collins . Cruickshank . Curry . Falconer . Forrest . Gibson . Giles . Gillespie . Gosling . Green . Harding . Hobbs (2) . Hodder . Hogg(2) . Howard . Hutchings . Loden . Mabey(3) . Main . Malcolm . Matheson . Merrie . McCook . Morgan . Pedersen(2) . Pond . Poulton . Read . Scott . Sinclair . Skinner(2) . Spanjar . Sutton . Tyerman . Walker . Warnock(2) . Wright

. RE-INTERRED in 1892 .
Into Graves 40 to 45 from the original Pinfold Rd, Cemetery
* William Launder Edwards, 15 Aug 1881 aged 7 months
* William Douglas, 6 July 1881 aged 46
* Arthur James Duiston, 18 Oct 1880 aged 8 months
* John Henry Hutchins, 19 April 1881 aged 6 days
* William Maisey, 6 Aug 1879 aged 43
* Sarah Jane McCartie (Freeman), 4 April 1880 aged 27
* Arthur Samuel Richards, 12 June 1879 aged 21 months
* Baby Richards, 19 Aug 1881 aged 1 day
* Also transferred and reburied in Block 15, Plot 70 with her husband, Hannah Sowry (Strother), 10 April 1879 aged 42 and Wilfred Leonard Sowry, 12 Oct 1879 aged 14 months (Hannah's baby)

Block# - Grave# - Names
* info taken from cemetery database as it was at date below

Block
Ext 1
. Grave 1 . Watt
. Grave 1A . Watt(2)
. Grave 2 . Murphy
. Grave 4 . Robb(2)
. Grave 5 . Robb
. Grave 6 . Beattie +Brotherstone
. Grave 7 . Beattie
. Grave 8 . Beattie
. Grave 9 . Beattie
. Grave 10 . Beattie
. Grave 11 . Pickering(2)
. Grave 12 . Oxenham
. Grave 13 . Oxenham
. Grave 15 . Bradley
. Grave 16 . Manning
. Grave 17 . Davies
. Grave 23 . Spicer
. Grave 24 . McDonald
. Grave 26 . James
. Grave 27 . Walker
. Grave 28 . Walker
. Grave 29 . McGovern
. Grave 33 . Beattie
. Grave 34 . Phelan(2)
. Grave 37 . Doggett
. Grave 38 . Doggett
. Grave 39 . Mai
. Grave 40 . Suisted
. Grave 41 . Badger
. Grave 42 . Badger
. Grave 43 . Fitchett
. Grave 44 . Rendle(2)
. Grave 45 . Houghton(2)
. Grave 46 . Houghton
Ext 2
. Grave 7 . Wright
. Grave 8 . Wright
. Grave 9 . Nelson
. Grave 10 . Nelson
. Grave 11 . Robertson
. Grave 13 . McKenzie
. Grave 14 . McKenzie ( body re-interred in Dunedin 1885)
. Grave 15 . Drinkwater
. Grave 16 . Richards
. Grave 17 . Bennett +Richards
. Grave 18 . Flynn
. Grave 19 . Holder
. Grave 20 . Holder
. Grave 21 . Martin
. Grave 22 . Martin
. Grave 23 . Hughes(2)
. Grave 24 . Moriarty
. Grave 25 . McKinlay
. Grave 28 . Haigh
. Grave 29 . Stubbings
. Grave 30 . Stubbings
. Grave 31 . Kopke
. Grave 32 . Kopke
. Grave 41 . Walker(2)
. Grave 42 . Knapp
. Grave 43 . Knapp
. Grave 44 . Bibby(2)
. Grave 47 . Kopke
. Grave 48 . Thomas
. Grave 49 . Halford
. Grave 50 . Halford
. Grave 51 . McDonald
. Grave 52 . McDonald
. Grave 53 . Allan
. Grave 54 . Barkwith
. Grave 55 . Loader +Mexted
. Grave 56 . Mills +Riseley
. Grave 57 . Mills
. Grave 58 . Galbraith
. Grave 59 . Galbraith
. Grave 60 . Forrest
. Grave 61 . Forrest
. Grave 63 . Allot
. Grave 64 . Fulton
. Grave 65 . Hale
. Grave 66 . Hale
. Grave 68 . Worboys
. Grave 69 . Doorey
Ext 3
. Grave 1 . Inglis
. Grave 2 . Inglis
. Grave 3 . Peebles
. Grave 4 . Peebles
. Grave 5 . Bryson(2)
. Grave 6 . Faulkner
. Grave 7 . Faulkner
. Grave 8 . Giles
. Grave 9 . Giles
. Grave 10 . Fraser
. Grave 11 . Pryde
. Grave 12 . Clarke
. Grave 13 . Fraser +Wilton
. Grave 14A . Houston
. Grave 14B . Houston
. Grave 15 . Morris
. Grave 16 . Nelson
. Grave 17 . Marshall
. Grave 18 . Marshall
Ext 4
. Grave 1 . Adams
. Grave 1A . Parker(2)
. Grave 1B . Chamberlain
. Grave 2 . Hayes
. Grave 4 . Hayes(2)
. Grave 5 . Sutton
. Grave 6 . Sutton
. Grave 7 . Grout
. Grave 8 . Grout +Moody
. Grave 9 . Retter
. Grave 10 . Retter
. Grave 11 . Johnson
. Grave 12 . Goldsworthy
. Grave 13 . Goldsworthy
. Grave 14 . Klein
. Grave 15 . Brown
. Grave 16 . Nixon(2)
. Grave 17 . Flynn
. Grave 18 . Worboys +Russell
. Grave 19 . Russell
. Grave 22 . Hutchinson
. Grave 23 . Curry(2)
. Grave 24 . Burry
. Grave 25 . Morgan
. Grave 26 . Morgan
. Grave 27 . McNeil
. Grave 28 . McNeil
. Grave 29 . Graham
. Grave 30 . Lovell
. Grave 31 . Lovell
. Grave 32 . Burlace
. Grave 34 . Taylor(2)
. Grave 35 . Taylor
Ext 4A
. Grave 6 . Jones
. Grave 7 . Spicer
. Grave 9 . Liddicoat
. Grave 10 . White
. Grave 11 . O'Neil(3)
. Grave 12 . McCallum (Pomana)
. Grave 13 . Busch(2)
. Grave 14 . Tekai
. Grave 15 . Karena
. Grave 16 . Eades
. Grave 17 . Skinner
. Grave 19 . Skinner
. Grave 20 . Eades
. Grave 21 . Eades +Mayo
Ext 5
. Grave 1 . Hurley
. Grave 2 . Hurley
. Grave 3 . Morgan
. Grave 4 . Morgan
. Grave 6 . Richards
. Grave 7 . Walker(2)
. Grave 8 . Norman
. Grave 9 . Fraser
. Grave 10 . Johansen
. Grave 12 . Carson
. Grave 14 . Crawford
. Grave 15 . Gilbert
. Grave 16 . Gilbert
. Grave 17 . Cunningham
. Grave 18 . Mills
. Grave 19 . Mills
. Grave 20 . Howell
. Grave 21 . Hapuku
. Grave 22 . Kenyon(2)
. Grave 23 . Harding
. Grave 24 . Harding
. Grave 25 . Walker
. Grave 33 . Gothard
. Grave 41 . Pedersen
. Grave 41B . Krivan
. Grave 41C . Bullot
. Grave 42 . Giles
. Grave 41A . Morgan
. Grave 42A . Morgan
. Grave 43 . Clingberg
. Grave 44 . Worboys
. Grave 45 . Vickers(2)
. Grave 46 . Thomass
. Grave 47 . Gardner
. Grave 48 . Gardner
. Grave 49 . Taylor
. Grave 50 . Meredith
. Grave 51 . Meredith
. Grave 52 . Wright
. Grave 53 . Pattison
. Grave 54 . Burcher(2)
. Grave 55 . Thomass(2)
. Grave 56 . Clarke
. Grave 57 . Clarke
. Grave 58 . de Corte
. Grave 59 . de Corte
. Grave 60 . Pearson +Swansson
. Grave 62 . Bottomley
. Grave 62 . Morrison
. Grave 65 . Smaillie
. Grave 66 . Meagher +Westgate
. Grave 67 . Bullot(2)
. Grave 68 . Burtton
Ext 6
. Grave 2 . Giles(2)
. Grave 3 . Matheson
. Grave 4 . Sinclaie
. Grave 5 . Thomass
. Grave 6 . Hutchins(2)
. Grave 7 . Milne
. Grave 9 . Hutchins
. Grave 10 . Mettam(2)
. Grave 11 . Olley
. Grave 12 . Olley

Block 1
Grave 1 . Watson
Grave 2 . Carpenter
Grave 3 . Somerville
Grave 5 . Somerville
Grave 7 . Lawrence
Grave 8 . Travers(2)
Grave 9 . Hughes
Grave 10 . Drinkall
Grave 11 . Walker
Grave 13 . Thomas
Grave 14 . Tennent
Grave 12 . Ebbett +Edwards
Grave 15 . William Gibb Crawford, 9th Mayor
Grave 16 . Crawford
Grave 17 . Kay
Grave 18 . Kay +Pryde
Grave 19 . Travers
Grave 20 . Travers(3)
Grave 21 . Stanley

Block 2
Grave 1 . Read
Grave 1A . Read
Grave 3 . Ross(2)
Grave 6 . Connop
Grave 7 . Lawrence
Grave 8 . Lawrence(2)
Grave 9 . Hartstone(2)
Grave 10 . Hartstone
Grave 11 . Hartstone
Grave 12 . Hartstone(2)
Grave 15 . Sowerby
Grave 39 . Nelson +Horne
Grave 40 . Nelson
Grave 62 . Robertson

Block 3
Grave 1 . Bankart
Grave 2 . Dobbyn
Grave 3 . Kelly
Grave 4 . Kelly(2)
Grave 5 . McMillan
Grave 6 . Bagley(2)
Grave 7 . Taylor
Grave 8 . Oulsnam
Grave 9 . Oulsnam
Grave 10 . Hutchins
Grave 11 . Chalmers
Grave 12 . Rutson
Grave 13 . Kemp
Grave 14 . Greening
Grave 15 . Wilson
Grave 16 . Monteith(2)
Grave 17 . Monteith
Grave 18 . Cole
Grave 19 . Cole
Grave 20 . Luscombe(2)
Grave 21 . Monteith
Grave 22 . Rabone(2)
Grave 23 . Harris
Grave 26 . Walker(2)
Grave 27 . Walker
Grave 28 . Palmer(2)
Grave 29 . Palmer
Grave 20 . Rabone
Grave 31 . Rabone
Grave 32 . Chalmers
Grave 33 . Chalmers

Block 4
Grave 1 . Murray
Grave 2 . McCurdy
Grave 3 . Murray(2)
Grave 4 . Murray(2)
Grave 5 . Wills
Grave 6 . Murray
Grave 7 . Gillham
Grave 8 . Smart
Grave 9 . Murray
Grave 10 . Ware
Grave 11 . Ware
Grave 13 . Hancock
Grave 14 . Halliday
Grave 16 . Calder
Grave 18 . Ross(2)
Grave 19 . Cameron
Grave 20 . Campbell
Grave 21 . Stacpoole
Grave 22 . Stacpoole
Grave 23 . Jones
Grave 24 . Symonds (+Taylor)
Grave 25 . Smart
Grave 26 . Blake
Grave 27 . Blake
Grave 28 . Laming
Grave 29 . Dickens
Grave 30 . Dickens
Grave 31 . Jones
Grave 32 . Jones
Grave 33 . Knight
Grave 34 . Knight

Block 5
Grave 1 . Wood
Grave 2 . Patrick
Grave 3 . Litchfield
Grave 4 . Grant
Grave 5 . Grant
Grave 6 . Robertson +Stevens
Grave 7 . Dobbie
Grave 10 . Birnie
Grave 11 . Stacey
Grave 12 . Hawken(2)
Grave 13 . Hawken
Grave 14 . Greenaway
Grave 15 . Carey
Grave 16 . Read
Grave 17 . Anderson (+Pettman)
Grave 18 . McClymont
Grave 19 . Cairns
Grave 20 . Cairns
Grave 21 . Ross(2)
Grave 22 . Ross
Grave 24 . White
Grave 25 . Whibley
Grave 26 . Burlace(2)
Grave 27 . Merdedith(2)
Grave 28 . Thom
Grave 29 . Hunter(2)
Grave 30 . Cress
Grave 31 . Sykes
Grave 32 . Tuely
Grave 33 . Tuely
Grave 34 . Knapp
Grave 36 . Lehndorf
Grave 37 . Greenaway
Grave 38 . Robison
Grave 39 . Escott
Grave 40 . Palmer
Grave 41 . Ross
Grave 42 . Clarke
Grave 43 . Harris
Grave 44 . Jones

Block 6
Grave 1 . Carlile
Grave 4 . Harris
Grave 5 . Harris
Grave 6 . Murphy
Grave 8 . Hartstone +Thomass
Grave 9 . McDonald
Grave 10 . Gordon
Grave 11 . Barkwith
Grave 12 . Hicks
Grave 13 . Carson
Grave 14 . Cook
Grave 15 . Cook
Grave 16 . Tyerman
Grave 17 . Tyerman
Grave 18 . Ayrton
Grave 19 . Grant
Grave 22 . Milne
Grave 23 . Mann
Grave 24 . Grinlinton
Grave 25 . Horne
Grave 26 . Horne
Grave 27 . Horne
Grave 28 . Olsen
Grave 29 . (2) Edwin James Gothard, 5th Mayor
Grave 30 . Furniss(2)
Grave 31 . Gordon
Grave 32 . Potts
Grave 33 . Wigzell(2)
Grave 34 . Northway
Grave 35 . Curry
Grave 36 . Curry
Grave 37 . Hobbs(2)
Grave 38 . Hunter
Grave 39 . Pratley
Grave 20 . Curry
Grave 41 . Curry

Block 7
Grave 1 . Beagley
Grave 2 . Beagley
Grave 3 . Lawrence
Grave 4 . Lawrence(2)
Grave 5 . Grinlinton(2)
Grave 6 . Grinlinton
Grave 7 . Fletcher
Grave 8 . Archer
Grave 9 . Haines
Grave 10 . Grinlinton
Grave 11 . Dumbleton
Grave 12 . Redpath
Grave 14 . Pritchard
Grave 16 . Nicholson
Grave 18 . Shore
Grave 19 . Robertson
Grave 20 . Peebles(2)
Grave 22 . Lynch
Grave 25 . Hancox

Block 8
Grave 1 . Monteith
Grave 3 . Fuller
Grave 4 . Bloor
Grave 6 . Deadman
Grave 7 . Pinfold
Grave 8 . Gothard
Grave 9 . Towers
Grave 10 . Penney
Grave 11 . Penney
Grave 13 . Smith
Grave 14 . Stevenson
Grave 15 . Muir
Grave 16 . Driscoll
Grave 17 . Collis
Grave 18 . Mills
Grave 19 . Mills
Grave 20 . McClellan
Grave 21 . Elliott
Grave 22 . Elliott
Grave 24 . Banfield
Grave 25 . Tindall

Block 9
Grave 1 . Clarke(3)
Grave 2 . Clarke
Grave 3 . Stevens
Grave 4 . Lawrence
Grave 5 . Scaife
Grave 6 . Galbraith +Watt
Grave 7 . Galbraith
Grave 8 . Britton
Grave 9 . Climesha
Grave 10 . Barkwith
Grave 11 . Barkwith
Grave 12 . Kirkpatrick(2)
Grave 13 . Hartridge(2) +Kirkpatrick
Grave 14 . Bliss
Grave 15 . Bliss
Grave 16 . Gregory
Grave 17 . Todd
Grave 18 . Pullan
Grave 20 . Ambrose
Grave 21 . McCormick(2)
Grave 23 . Macfarlane
Grave 24 . Sowerby
Grave 25 . Sowerby
Grave 26 . Sowerby
Grave 27 . Mitchell(2)
Grave 28 . Crowe
Grave 29 . Kerr(2)
Grave 31 . Walker
Grave 32 . Walker
Grave 33 . Cleaver
Grave 34 . Nilsson
Grave 35 . Collins
Grave 36 . Drinkwater
Grave 37 . Burnet
Grave 38 . Swinbourne
Grave 39 . Waugh(2)
Grave 40 . Waugh

Block 10
Grave 1 . Hartstone
Grave 3 . Halliday(2)
Grave 4 . Grubner
Grave 6 . Brady
Grave 7 . (2) Henry Palmer Horne, 11th Mayor
Grave 10 . Haigh(2)
Grave 11 . Lagor
Grave 12 . Lagor(2)
Grave 20 . Hartstone

Block 11
Grave 2 . Bradley(2)
Grave 3 . Elliott +Jackson
Grave 4 . Cole
Grave 5 . Gawith
Grave 6 . Grubner +Symonds
Grave 7 . Taylor
Grave 8 . Mills
Grave 9 . Mills
Grave 10 . Mills
Grave 11 . Mills
Grave 12 . Stopher
Grave 14 . Jackson
Grave 15 . Bailey
Grave 16 . Tonkin
Grave 17 . Oliver
Grave 18 . Kirkby(3)
Grave 19 . Smith
Grave 20 . Hambling
Grave 21 . Hutchins
Grave 22 . Culley
Grave 23 . Duke
Grave 24 . Carlyon(2)
Grave 25 . McCauley
Grave 26 . Burlace +Spulk
Grave 27 . Clark
Grave 28 . Thomas(3)
Grave 29 . Wyman
Grave 30 . Smith(2)
Grave 31 . Lawrence(2)
Grave 32 . Moss
Grave 33 . MacDougal
Grave 34 . Pull
Grave 35 . Baillie
Grave 36 . Hogg
Grave 37 . Cameron
Grave 40 . Hammond(3)
Grave 41 . Hammond
Grave 42 . Hammond
Grave 43 . Drager(2)
Grave 45 . Tanner
Grave 46 . McCormack(2)
Grave 47 . McCormack
Grave 48 . Burlace
Grave 49 . O'Neil
Grave 51 . Antill
Grave 52 . Edwards
Grave 53 . Aunger
Grave 54 . White
Grave 56 . 'Mr Cricket', standing 4' 4", he and his pygmy family were brought to NZ by the celebrated African traveller and lecturer, American Professor (self appointed) J. A. Fritz in 1889 and 'exhibited' around NZ
Grave 57 . Daniel
Grave 58 . Bradford
Grave 59 . Loveday(2)
Grave 60 . Christiansen
Grave 61 . McQueen(2)
Grave 62 . Gilbert
Grave 63 . Elwood(3)
Grave 64 . Clarke
Grave 65 . Hambling(2)
Grave 66 . Hambling
Grave 67 . Carter
Grave 68 . Doney(2)
Grave 69 . Doney
Grave 70 . Holder
Grave 71 . Holder
Grave 72 . Hope
Grave 73 . Perfect
Grave 74 . Hope
Grave 75 . Harris(2)
Grave 78 . Maisey(2)
Grave 79 . Muscutt(2)
Grave 8- . Nielsen
Grave 81 . Hoskins
Grave 83 . de Cortando
Grave 84 . de Cortando 'Baron von Blaramberg'
Grave 85 . Meyer
Grave 92 . Bowden

Block 12
Grave 8 . Leith

Block 13
Grave 1 . McCosh(2)
Grave 2 . McCosh
Grave 3 . Armistead
Grave 4 . Armistead
Grave 5 . Gottfried Lindauer
Grave 6 . Lindauer(2)
Grave 8 . Jones
Grave 9 . Jones
Grave 10 . Fraser
Grave 11 . Fraser
Grave 12 . Fraser
Grave 14 . Martin
Grave 15 . Martin
Grave 16 . Martin
Grave 17 . Best
Grave 18 . Gilbert(2)
Grave 19 . Richards(2) +Toogood
Grave 20 . Pinfold
Grave 21 . Lunam (+Pinfold)
Grave 22 . Culley
Grave 23 . Martin
Grave 24 . Lloyd(s)
Grave 25 . Curry(2) +Fulton +McKay
Grave 26 . McLaughlan
Grave 27 . Cunningham(2)
Grave 28 . Cunningham +Somerville
Grave 29 . Cox
Grave 30 . Lofley
Grave 31 . Newson(2)
Grave 32 . Newson
Grave 33 . Davis
Grave 34 . Brightwell(2)
Grave 35 . Mason(2)
Grave 36 . Wilks
Grave 37 . Brightwell(2)
Grave 38 . Brightwell
Grave 29 . Halliday(2)
Grave 40 . Mayo
Grave 41 . Russell
Grave 42 . Clark
Grave 43 . Doresh
Grave 44 . Motley
Grave 45 . Doresh
Grave 46 . Hutching
Grave 47 . Hopper
Grave 48 . Walsh
Grave 49 . Reidy(3)
Grave 50 . Pritchard
Grave 51 . Reidy
Grave 52 . Morgan
Grave 54 . Richards(2)
Grave 55 . Perfect
Grave 56 . Porteous
Grave 57 . Bottomley
Grave 58 . Patterson
Grave 59 . Gillespie
Grave 60 . Gillespie
Grave 61 . Compton
Grave 63 . Compton +Dowds
Grave 64 . Dowds +Morris
Grave 65 . Richards(2)
Grave 66 . Carson
Grave 68 . Spence
Grave 69 . Spence
Grave 70 . MacLean
Grave 71 . Northway
Grave 73 . Jacobsen
Grave 74 . Alderman
Grave 75 . Gilbert
Grave 76 . Wiley
Grave 77 . Kingswell
Grave 78 . Roberts(2)
Grave 79 . Strang
Grave 80 . Blake(2)
Grave 81 . Smith
Grave 82 . Brightwell
Grave 83 . George Walton - his mysterious death in the Gorge
Grave 85 . Williams
Grave 86 . Guy
Grave 87 . Thacker
Grave 89 . Purchel
Grave 90 . Smith
Grave 91 . Smith
Grave 93 . Murphy
Grave 93 . Burbush +Murphy
Grave 94 . Finlayson
Grave 95 . Maskrey
Grave 96 . Steed
Grave 97 . Ancell
Grave 98 . Steed
Grave 99 . Hill
Grave 100 . Pedersen
Grave 101 . Rapley
Grave 102 . Marsh
Grave 104
Grave 105 . Fortune
Grave 106 . King
Grave 107 . Torr
Grave 108 . Priest
Grave 109 . Kelly
Grave 111 . Hancock
Grave 112 . Thomas(2)
Grave 113 . Hancock
Grave 114 . Bottomley
Grave 115 . Bottomley +Stace
Grave 116 . McNeil
Grave 118 . Clark

Block 14
Grave 1 . Lovell
Grave 1A . Worboys
Grave 1B . Worboys
Grave 1C . Lyons +McConnon(2)
Grave 1D . Lyons +McConnon
Grave 1E . Jamieson
Grave 1F . Jamieson
Grave 2 . McDonald +Wright
Grave 3 . Harding
Grave 4 . Hume
Grave 6 . Hunt(2)
Grave 7 . Hunt
Grave 8 . Hunter
Grave 9 . Muir
Grave 11 . Collins
Grave 13 . Brotherstone(2)
Grave 14 . Brotherstone(2)
Grave 15 . Tatham
Grave 16 . O'Neil
Grave 17 . O'Neil
Grave 18 . Robb
Grave 20 . Stevenson
Grave 21 . Oliver
Grave 24 . Noedl
Grave 25 . Baker
Grave 26 . Nicholas
Grave 27 . Nicholas(2)
Grave 28 . James
Grave 29 . James
Grave 30 . Anstis
Grave 30B . Armstrong
Grave 30C . Williams
Grave 31 . Anstis
Grave 32 . Hatwell
Grave 33 . Kyle
Grave 34 . Sinclair
Grave 36 . Clark(2)
Grave 27 . Hatwell
Grave 38 . Hatwell
Grave 29 . Smith
Grave 40 . Smith
Grave 43 . Gordon
Grave 44 . Gordon
Grave 46 . Kenney(2)
Grave 47 . McNeil
Grave 48 . McNeil
Grave 49 . Connop
Grave 50 . Carrington
Grave 51 . Guillum-Scott
Grave 52 . Riches
Grave 53 . Taylor
Grave 54 . Moriarty
Grave 55 . O'Neil
Grave 56 . O'Neil
Grave 57 . Grant
Grave 58 . James Grant, 10th Mayor
Grave 60 . Lynch
Grave 61 . Peck
Grave 62 . Peck
Grave 63 . Kennerley

Block 15
Grave 2 . Galbraith
Grave 3 . Brady +Fastier
Grave 4 . Lovell
Grave 5 . Rowland(2)
Grave 6 . Lovell
Grave 7 . Gilbert
Grave 8 . Balchin
Brave 9 . Balchin
Grave 10 . Sandling
Grave 12 . Curry
Grave 13 . Curry
Grave 14 . Tattershall(2)
Grave 15 . Harding
Grave 16 . Blanchard
Grave 18 . Cox(2)
Grave 19 . Cox
Grave 20 . Hill
Grave 21 . Hill
Grave 22 . Bryant
Grave 24 . Harding(3)
Grave 25 . Harding
Grave 26 . Gilfillan
Grave 27 . Harding(2)
Grave 28 . Subasic/Subaschic
Grave 15 . Healy
Grave 22 . O'Leary
Grave 29 . Maras
Grave 30 . O'Brien(2)
Grave 31 . Power
Grave 32 . Martin(2) +O'Neil
Grave 33 . O'Leary
Grave 34 . Riddell
Grave 36 . Healy
Grave 38 . Duff
Grave 39 . Flutey
Grave 40 . Alphors
Grave 41 . Goodban
Grave 42 . O'Mara
Grave 43 . Martin
Grave 44 . Taylor
Grave 46 . Griffiths
Grave 47 . Speedy
Grave 48 . Speedy
Grave 49 . Cooper
Grave 50 . McCartie
Grave 51 . Bellshaw
Grave 52 . Morgan
Grave 53 . Millin +Morgan
Grave 54 . Millin
Grave 55 . O'Hagan
Grave 56 . Rendle
Grave 57 . Rendle
Grave 58 . Scorgie
Grave 59 . Brown(2)
Grave 60 . Giles
Grave 61 . Giles
Grave 62 . Langford
Grave 63 . Burlace
Grave 65 . Malcon
Grave 66 . Ryland
Grave 67 . Clemence
Grave 68 . Feltus +Moore(2)
Grave 69 . (2) Joseph Sowry, 1st Mayor 1887-1889
Grave 70 . (5) Hannah Sowry, oldest interment by death date
Grave 71 . Eason(2)
Grave 73 . O'Brien(2)
Grave 74 . O'Mara(2)
Grave 75 . Meredith +Parminter
Grave 76 . McAuley
Grave 77 . Scally
Grave 78 . Scally
Grave 81 . Bradford
Grave 82 . Curry
Grave 83 . O'Brien
Grave 84 . Curtis
Grave 85 . Klein
Grave 86 . Goff
Grave 87 . Roberts(2)
Grave 88 . Goff(2) +Webber

Block 16
Grave 1 . Bevins +Milne
Grave 1C . Hutchinson
Grave 1A . Aitchison
Grave 1B . Aitchison
Grave 2 . Eriksen
Grave 3 . Benson
Grave 4 . Benson
Grave 5 . Matheson
Grave 6 . Matheson
Grave 7 . Rose
Grave 8 . Ramsden(2)
Grave 10 . Jackson
Grave 11 . Bayliss
Grave 12 . Bayliss
Grave 13 . Goldsack
Grave 14 . Dew +Turvey(2)
Grave 15 . Noedl
Grave 16 . O'Brien
Grave 17 . Birss(2)
Grave 19 . Martin
Grave 20 . Martin
Grave 21 . Ellis +Massey
Grave 22 . Christiansen
Grave 25 . Jones(3) +Duggan(2) +Mead
Grave 26 . Boyd +McKinlay
Grave 27 . McKinlay
Grave 28 . Ebbett
Grave 29 . Ebbett
Grave 30 . Paris
Grave 31 . Hughes
Grave 32 . Pritchard
Grave 33 . Pritchard
Grave 34 . Mabey
Grave 36A . Ball(2)
Grave 37 . Upston(2)
Grave 37A . A'Court
Grave 37B . Baker
Grave 37C . Baker
Grave 37E . McCool
Grave 37D . McCool
Grave 38 . Upston
Grave 39 . Upston
Grave 40 . Gardner
Grave 41B . Gardner
Grave 43 . Peck
Grave 44 . Peck
Grave 45 . Mitchell
Grave 47 . Hanaray
Grave 48 . Williams
Grave 49 . Williams
Grave 50 . McPeak
Grave 51 . McPeak(2)
Grave 52 . O'Neil
Grave 53 . O'Neil
Grave 54 . Clark
Grave 55 . Clark
Grave 56 . Strand
Grave 57 . Strand
Grave 58 . Morgan(2)
Grave 59 . Morgan
Grave 60 . Goodwin +Mitchell
Grave 61 . Goodwin
Grave 62 . Goodwin
Grave 63 . Burnett
Grave 64 . Burnett
Grave 65 . Symes
Grave 66 . Grainger
Grave 67 . Hughes
Grave 69 . Harris
Grave 70 . Kidd(2) +Paterson

Block 17
Grave 1 . Pedersen
Grave 2 . Hutching
Grave 3 . Hutching
Grave 4 . Hutching(2)
Grave 5 . McLeary
Grave 6 . Hutching
Grave 7 . Hutching
Grave 8 . Hutching
Grave 9 . Hutching(2)
Grave 10 . McKay(2)
Grave 11 . Blackburn +McKay
Grave 12 . Coward(2)
Grave 13 . Pinfold
Grave 14 . Dobbyn
Grave 15 . Dobbyn
Grave 16 . Ware
Grave 17 . Troup
Grave 18 . Troup
Grave 25 . Sedcole
Grave 28 . Isles
Grave 29 . Isles
Grave 19 . Ebbett
Grave 20 . Hambling(2)
Grave 21 . Hill
Grave 22 . Francis
Grave 23 . Smyth
Grave 24 . Ibbetson
Grave 26 . Stenberg(2)
Grave 27 . McDonald
Grave 30 . Herlihy
Grave 32 . Herlihy
Grave 33 . Halpin
Grave 34 . Halpin +Wood
Grave 35 . Cronin
Grave 36 . Lynch
Grave 37 . Harris
Grave 38 . Linehan
Grave 39 . Linehan
Grave 40 . Linehan
Grave 41 . Hayhurst
Grave 42 . Russell
Grave 44 . Ekberg
Grave 43 . Smith
Grave 45 . Smith
Grave 46 . Smith
Grave 47 . Phelps
Grave 48 . Redwood
Grave 49 . Redwood
Grave 50 . McLeary
Grave 53 . Russell
Grave 55 . Hambling
Grave 55 . Hambling(2)
Grave 56 . Harris
Grave 57 . Power
Grave 58 . Power
Grave 59 . Olsson
Grave 60 . Olsson(2)
Grave 61 . Stenberg
Grave 62 . Colhoun(2)
Grave 63 . Isles
Grave 64 . Henderson
Grave 65 . Bridges
Grave 66 . Bridges
Grave 67 . Kirton
Grave 69 . Clarke +Webb
Grave 70 . Hutching

Block 18
Grave 1A . Little
Grave 1B . Little
Grave 2 . Jamieson
Grave 3 . Jamieson
Grave 4 . Beauchop-Cheyne
Grave 5 . Cotter
Grave 6 . Cotter
Grave 7 . Benseman
Grave 8 . Kinane
Grave 9 . Kinane
Grave 10 . Kinane
Grave 11 . Ireland
Grave 12 . Wardrop
Grave 13 . Ladd
Grave 14 . Day
Grave 15 . Aplin
Grave 16 . Kemp
Grave 17 . Hutchinson
Grave 18 . Turnbull
Grave 19 . Turnbull(2)
Grave 20 . Rogers
Grave 21 . Rogers
Grave 22 . Jones
Grave 23 . Jones(2)
Grave 25 . Wade
Grave 26 . Barrott(2)
Grave 27 . Barrott
Grave 28 . Bayliss
Grave 29 . Askew
Grave 30 . Hodges
Grave 31 . Clark(2)
Grave 31A . MacKay
Grave 32 . Waugh
Grave 33 . Waugh
Grave 35 . Pallesen(2)
Grave 37 . Ladd(2)
Grave 26 . Pallesen
Grave 38 . Pallesen
Grave 39 . O'Connor
Grave 40 . Ware
Grave 43 . Matthews +McIntosh
Grave 44 . Gray(2)
Grave 45 . Miller
Grave 46 . Funke
Grave 47 . Melhuish
Grave 48 . Goldfinch
Grave 49 . Goldfinch
Grave 50 . Cooke
Grave 51 . Walker
Grave 52 . Cosgrove
Grave 53 . Stubbings(2)
Grave 54 . Bly +Ebbett
Grave 55 . Bly
Grave 56 . Bly
Grave 57 . Brown
Grave 28 . Brown

Block 19
Grave 1 . Tatam
Grave 2 . Wade
Grave 3 . Singers
Grave 4 . Grinlinton(2)
Grave 5 . Smith
Grave 6 . Westoby
Grave 8 . Meacheam(2)
Grave 11 . Snaddon
Grave 12 . Bland
Grave 13 . Bland
Grave 14 . Davies
Grave 15 . Pallesen
Grave 16 . Pallesen
Grave 17 . Taylor
Grave 18 . Parminter(2)
Grave 19 . Drinkwater(2)
Grave 20 . Herrick(2)
Grave 22 . Haines
Grave 23 . Smyth
Grave 24 . Riley
Grave 25 . McIntosh
Grave 26 . Gupwell
Grave 27 . Gupwell
Grave 28 . Hearfield
Grave 29 . McLeod
Grave 30 . Carrick

Block 20
Grave 1 . Peebles
Grave 1C . Styles
Grave 2 . Peebles(2)
Grave 3 . Cheyne
Grave 4 . Fraser(2)
Grave 6 . Harris(2)
Grave 8 . Judd(2)
Grave 9 . Cook(2)
Grave 10 . Cook
Grave 11 . Galbraith (+McDiarmid)
Grave 13 . Hutchins
Grave 14 . Hutchins(2)
Grave 15 . Mitchell
Grave 16 . Mitchell
Grave 17 . Wigzell
Grave 18 . Peebles(2) +Wattie
Grave 19 . Rhodes
Grave 20 . Rhodes
Grave 21 . Bolton, 4th Mayor
Grave 22 . Bolton
Grave 23 . Romley
Grave 23D . Turner
Grave 23E . Frith
Grave 23F . Frith
Grave 24 . Frith
Grave 23A . Veale
Grave 23B . Court
Grave 23C . Court
Grave 25 . Turner
Grave 26 . Walker
Grave 27 . Barnett
Grave 29 . McMillan(2)
Grave 30 . Aim
Grave 31 . Aim
Grave 32 . Holdaway
Grave 33 . Grinlinton
Grave 34 . Grinlinton
Grave 36 . Rule
Grave 37 . Andrew
Grave 38 . Mules(2) +Ollivier
Grave 39 . Nelson +Horne
Grave 40 . Nelson

Block 21
Grave 2 . Bower
Grave 3 . Bak
Grave 4 . Pedersen(2)
Grave 5 . Hatwell
Grave 6 . Perfect
Grave 7 . Perfect
Grave 8 . Meacheam
Grave 9 . West(2)
Grave 10 . West
Grave 11 . Hughes
Grave 12 . Hughes
Grave 13 . Seavey
Grave 15 . Harding
Grave 16 . Harding
Grave 17 . Harding
Grave 18 . Harding
Grave 19 . Harding(2)
Grave 20 . Johnson
Grave 21 . Thompson
Grave 24 . Milne
Grave 25 . Milne
Grave 26 . Ogborne
Grave 27 . Gill
Grave 28 . Moren
Grave 29 . Collins
Grave 30 . Cooper +Curry
Grave 31 . Gleeson
Grave 32 . Perfect(2)
Grave 33 . Armitage
Grave 34 . Wilson(2)
Grave 35 . Hull
Grave 37 . Cecil Leopold Jackson - 1st burial in cemetery
Grave 38 . Pallesen
Grave 39 . Williams
Grave 40 to 45 . all the re-interments from original Pinfold Rd., cemetery. See at end
Grave 46 . Cairns(2)
Grave 47 . Cairns
Grave 48 . Wakeman
Grave 49 . Kraus
Grave 51 . Scott

Block 22
Grave 1 . Maxwell(2)
Grave 1A . Bolton
Grave 1C . Leach(2)
Grave 1D . O'Leary(2)
Grave 1E . Hoy
Grave 1F . Clark(2)
Grave 1G . Clark
Grave 1H . Bolton
Grave 1I . Bolton
Grave 2 . Charles Forbes, 14th Mayor
Grave 3 . Forbes(2)
Grave 4 . Richards
Grave 5 . Goldsack(2)
Grave 6 . Goldsack(2)
Grave 7 . Smith
Grave 8 . Dew(2)
Grave 9 . Westoby
Grave 10 . Bibby
Grave 11 . Bibby
Grave 12 . Norman
Grave 13 . Davidson
Grave 14 . Davidson
Grave 16 . Davis
Grave 17 . Lloyd
Grave 18 . Biddlecombe
Grave 19 . Hayward +Haines +Lawrence(3)
Grave 21 . Martin
Grave 23 . Horne
Grave 24 . Carrington
Grave 25 . Carrington
Grave 26 . Carrington(2)
Grave 27 . Fountaine
Grave 28 . Hill
Grave 29 . Pallant
Grave 30 . Pallant
Grave 31 . Bradley
Grave 32 . Bradley(2)
Grave 33 . Halpin +O'Leary
Grave 35 . Tennent(2)
Grave 36A . Hunter
Grave 36B . Hayes
Grave 36C. Skinner(2)
Grave 36D . Skinner(2)
Grave 36Q . Wigzell
Grave 36S . Little
Grave 37B . Curry
Grave 37C . Dowsett(2)
Grave 37D . Mabey
Grave 36E . Beale
Grave 36F . Beale
Grave 36G . Wilson
Grave 36H . Wilson
Grave 36J . Anslow(3)
Grave 36K . Harding(2) +Petterson(2)
Grave 36L . Harding
Grave 36M . Goff
Grave 36N . Goff
Grave 36O . Knaggs
Grave 36P . Knaggs
Grave 36R . Milne
Grave 36S . Druce
Grave 36T . Miller
Grave 36V . Harding(2)
Grave 37A . Curry
Grave 37E . Mabey
Grave 37F . Hutchinson
Grave 37G . Hutchinson
Grave 36I . Lacey
Grave 36U . Lacey
Grave 37 . O'Loughlin
Grave 38 . O'Loughlin
Grave 39 . Kingswell
Grave 40 . McLachlan
Grave 41 . Wicks
Grave 42 . Pritchard(2)
Grave 43 . Bailey
Grave 44 . Bailey
Grave 45 . Bailey
Grave 46 . Druce
Grave 47 . Druce
Grave 47 . Forster
Grave 50 . Jamieson
Grave 51 . Currie
Grave 54 . McCook
Grave 55 . Murray
Grave 56 . Burling(2) +Mills
Grave 57 . Lawn
Grave 58 . Hutchinson
Grave 59 . Wolfsbauer
Grave 60 . Boustead(2)
Grave 61 . Nilsson
Grave 62 . Nilsson
Grave 63 . Nilsson
Grave 65 . de Malmanche
Grave 66 . Hutchinson
Grave 67 . Strand
Grave 68 . Strand
Grave 69 . Boyd
Grave 70 . Banks
Grave 71 . Spicer
Grave 72 . Boocock
Grave 73 . Philips(3)
Grave 74 . Philips
Grave 75 . Skjoth
Grave 76 . Skjoth
Grave 77 . Skjoth
Grave 78 . Hill
Grave 80 . Eades(2)
Grave 81 . August(2)
Grave 82 . Ware(2)
Grave 83 . Reddiex(2)
Grave 85 . O'Neil
Grave 86 . O'Neil
Grave 87 . Williams
Grave 88 . Williams
Grave 88A . Jones(2)
Grave 88B . Jones
Grave 88C . Walker

Block 23
Grave 4 . Harris
Grave 11 . Klein
Grave 12 . Klein +Snowball
Grave 13 . Quigan
Grave 15 . Brown(2) +Pilcher(2)
Grave 16 . Blatchford
Grave 17 . Blatchford
Grave 18 . Cross
Grave 19 . Evernden
Grave 20 . Evernden
Grave 21 . Wills
Grave 22 . Wills
Grave 23 . Johnson
Grave 24 . Baker +Rapley(2)
Grave 25 . Allott
Grave 26 . Kappely
Grave 27 . Kappely
Grave 28 . Bryant(2)
Grave 29 . Bryant(2)
Grave 30 . Voss
Grave 31 . Stace
Grave 32 . Bird +Stace
Grave 33 . Somervell
Grave 34 . Andrew
Grave 35 . Dunford(3)
Grave 26 . McGregor
Grave 37 . (2) Robert Roy Johnston, 13th Mayor
Grave 39 . Sutton
Grave 40 . Curry +Meekin
Grave 41 . Jones
Grave 41A . Bonny
Grave 41B . Bonny
Grave 41C . Pattison
Grave 41D . Williams
Grave 41E . Williams
Grave 41F . Richards
Grave 41G . Richards
Grave 41H . Burling
Grave 47 . Bridges
Grave 48 . Bridges
Grave 49 . Morrell
Grave 51 . Henson
Grave 52 . Henson
Grave 53 . Holmes
Grave 55 . Rakete
Grave 56 . Middleton
Grave 57 . Turnbull(2)
Grave 58 . Turnbull
Grave 59 . Robb
Grave 61 . Olsson(2)
Grave 62 . Olsson
Grave 63 . Singers
Grave 64 . Singers
Grave 65 . Pilcher
Grave 66 . Pilcher
Grave 67 . Squires
Grave 68 . Squires
Grave 69 . O'Brien
Grave 70 . O'Brien
Grave 71 . Morgan
Grave 72 . Morgan
Grave 73 . Bassett
Grave 75 . Miller
Grave 76 . Harris
Grave 77 . Falconer
Grave 78 . Falconer
Grave 79 . Beagley
Grave 81 . Smith
Grave 80 . Beagley(2) +Wilson
Grave 82 . Smith
Grave 83 . Wilson(2)
Grave 84 . Milne
Grave 85 . Marshall
Grave 86 . Harding +Hoten

. In Unknown Graves/Blocks .
Bolton(2) . Bryant . Carson . Collins . Drager . Farley . Gilbert . Gillespie . Gower . Hogg . Howard . Hutchins . Johnston . O'Kane

. PHOTO .
The Manawatu River & Gorge 1870s/80s