Burials at BOLTON Street Cemetery, Wellington
* date may be of death OR burial
* any born still or unknown names are not listed here
* any date written 1 Jan 1840 usually indicates unknown date
* people of same name grouped together are not necessarily related
* to find plot number etc search database
* If surname links don't open they are still being completed
* See A names for more info/history on this cemetery

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Q names 1870 - 1933
• QUANCE, Mary (nee Harbot) 24 Sep 1910 aged 85
• QUANCE, Robert 21 Sep 1890 aged 69

• QUARRIE, William George 14 May 1887 aged 7

• QUEE, Eliza Mary (nee Godber) 31 March 1933 aged 87
. born in Nottinghamshire, a daughter of Enoch Godber (1812-1875) & Mary Dixon (1821-1907), both buried Bolton St. Wife of Robert.
Evening Post, 1 April 1933 QUEE - On March 31, at her residence, 13 Resolution street, Lyall Bay, Eliza Mary, widow of the late Robert Quee and dear mother of Grace Bell. Private interment.
• QUEE, Mary Jane 'Jennie' 23 April 1891 aged 21
. daughter of Robert & Eliza
• QUEE, Robert 22 Oct 1917 aged 72
Evening Post, 22 Oct 1917 QUEE - On the 22nd October 1917, at his residence, 47 Vivian street, Wellington, Robert, the dearly loved husband of Eliza Mary Quee; aged 72 years. Interment private. No flowers by request
• QUEE, Robert William 25 Feb 1920 aged 42
. son of Robert & Eliza

• QUEREE, Edith Margaret 11 Oct 1890 aged 2 months
• QUEREE, Walter James 2 Aug 1889 aged 15 hours
. 2 of the children of Walter Thomas Queree (1864-1940) & Margaret 'Amy' Knewstubb (aka West 1867-1955) who are buried Karori

• QUICK, Henrietta Beatrice 10 Oct 1870 aged 5
• QUICK, Theo 22 May 1876 aged 1 hour
. 2 of the children of William Henry Quick (1843-1911) & Anne Elizabeth Thomas (1845-1921)
• QUICK, William Henry 13 Sep 1911 aged 67
. William Henry Quick was born in Sierra Leone, a son of the Rev W. A. Quick and was educated in England, New South Wales and at Horton College in Ross, Tasmania, where his father, Rev Quick, was later president at the College. William became a solicitor in 1866 and then came immediately to New Zealand. He practiced as a solicitor first in Wanganui before doing so in Wellington. From 1906 to 1911 he was a director of the Bank of New Zealand. He was a member of the Wellington City Council for the Lambton Ward from 1884–1887, Captain in the New Zealand Militia and Chancellor of the Wellington Diocese. He married Anne Elizabeth Thomas in 1868 & had 6 known children. When he died in 1911, he was outlived by his father who died 2 years later, in 1915, as the oldest Methodist minister in the world.
* Their only son William Benjamin Austin Quick, a signwriter in Hawera, died suddenly of pneumonia, 25 Feb 1920 aged 43

• QUIENE, Flora 23 Jan 1890 aged ?

• QUIN, Isabella (nee Humble) 5 Aug 1880 aged 60
. Isabella was born in East Lothian, Scotland, daughter of Edward Humble & Margaret Morton (1778-1841). She married Michael Quin on 12 Jan 1840 in Haddington, East Lothian. They were the parents of John Alexander Quin (1841-1923), Morton Quin (1843-1904), James Quin (1845-), Edward Humble Quin (1847-), Margaret Humble Quin (1848-1903), Rosena Mary Quin (1853-)
• QUIN, Margaret (nee Kellard) 10 Oct 1873 aged 26
. married Morton Quin in 1869
• QUIN, Margaret Humble 19 May 1903 aged 54
NZ Times, 20 May 1903 QUIN - On the 19th May, at her residence, 15 MacDonald crescent (Te Aro), Margaret Humble Quin; aged 55 years.
. daughter of Michael & Isabella
• QUIN, Michael 24 Oct 1892 aged 81
. husband of Isabella (see her notes above)
• QUIN, Morton 25 July 1904 aged 61
. Morton was a son of Michael & Isabella. He was one of the first eight City Councillors elected for the year 1870–1871. Quin street is named after him. He married Margaret Kellard in 1869, no know children
• QUIN, William 20 May 1901 aged ?

NOTES
Henry Yates (1833-1872) is also listed as being buried in plot 5402 with the Quick family (see link at photo)
~ researching Henry's relationship with this family...
* Henry Yates was born in Halifax, Yorkshire, England, a son of John & Jane Yates who emigrated into Nelson on the Martha Ridgway of 1842 and later settled in Masterton
* Henry Yates was a grocer in Molesworth street Wellington
* He married Agnes Bell HAIGH on 11 March 1856. They had 7 children from 1857-1870, then Agnes gave birth to twin boys in Wellington on 14 Jan 1872, 4 days prior to Henry's death in Masterton.
* Henry Yates died in Masterton 18 Jan 1872 aged 39 and was buried in Bolton street. The twins died 3 weeks later, 5 Feb 1872, at Agnes's father (George Haigh's) home in Wellington and were buried in unknown plot, C of E in Bolton Street
* Henry's probate was in Wellington
* The site (at photo below) has Henry buried in plot 5402 with the Quick family BUT the Bolton street database has him buried in plot 5403 as does the Friends of Bolton Street Memorial Park.
I believe it was simply a transcription error
* Henry Yates was disinterred and is now with wife Agnes in Masterton. Agnes died 7 Nov 1920 in Masterton aged 80 and was buried in plot 3, area III at Archer street with her father-in-law John Yates (1808-1880) and daughter Elizabeth (1859-1885)
HEADSTONE in Masterton reads:
italics are my additions
In Loving Memory Of
Henry Yates died 18 Jan 1872 aged 39 years
- (he was originally buried in Bolton Street, Wellington)
and Henry & Agnes's daughter: Elizabeth Yates died 11 Oct 1885 aged 26 years
and Henry's father: John Yates died 28 March 1880 aged 72 years
and Henry's mother: Jane Yates died 24 Jan 1890 aged 82 years
. (she was originally buried in Bolton Street, Wellington)
and Henry's wife: Agnes Bell relict of Henry Yates died 7 Nov 1920 aged 82 years

PHOTO
plot 5402, Bolton Street Cemetery
last resting place of:
.. William Henry Quick in 1911
* his son Theo Quick in 1876
* his daughter Henrietta Beatrice Quick in 1878
* x Henry Yates x (see notes above)
photographed 1960s by City Sexton, Percival James Edward Shotter, (1912-1989), prior to its being dismantled to make way for the Wellington motorway