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John DICK + Elizabeth Wilson CLARK - New Zealand

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on 10 June 2011 rosered wrote:
... " I am researching Elizabeth Wilson Clark who was born in Kilsyth, Stirlingshire, Scotland 21 January 1860. She died 16 August 1947, Auckland, New Zealand. She married John Dick 5 April 1878 Otago, New Zealand and they had 10 children. Could you please help me by finding info on her children and her parents dates, births, marriages etc" ...

The known children of John & Elizabeth:

1879 - 1939 Margaret Cook Dick
- Margaret married James Loudon WILSON (1875-1960) in 1899

1880 - 1946 William Walker Dick
- William married Eliza Mary BOOTH (1879-1937) in 1903
- a daughter of William Henry BOOTH & Vulenza Mary WELCH
* the children of William Walker & Eliza Mary Dick:
18 Dec 1904 - William John Dick
1905 - 1905 Percival Alexander Dick
- Percival died aged 3 weeks
1906 - 1991 Vulenza Elizabeth Dick
* Vulenza married Leslie Jack Osborne in 1926 & had 9 children
1907 - Irene Margaret Dick
1908 - Doris Janet Dick
11 May 1911 - 1996 Alexander Clark Dick
- Alexander married Gladys Marion Abbott (1915-1971), 1 of 11 children of Frederick Edwin 'Ted' Abbott & Violet Daphne Jesty of Ngaruawahia

1882 - 1945 Annie Shaw Dick
- Annie did not marry

1885 - 1946 Alexander Clark Dick
- married Alice Edith TERRY (1888-1957) in 1908

1887 - 1953 Elizabeth Wilson Clark Dick
- Elizabeth married Charles Elliott Emery WORSLEY (1890-1959) in 1915
- Charles was a son of James Thomas WORSLEY & Mary Jane ELLIOTT (Mary Jane was a daughter of Edward Elliott & Mary Ann PECK of Taita)
* the children of James & Mary Worsley were:
1875 - 1875 Mary Ellen Worsley
- Mary married William Thomas MELLISH (1871-1895) in 1895
- she died aged 44 in Featherston
1876 - 1952 Emily Ann Worsley
- Emily married David Edwards in 1899
- she died aged 75 in Okaiawa
1878 - 1917 Thomas Edward Emery Worsley
- Thomas married Edith Annie SYKES (1883-1922) in 1903
- he died aged 39 in Normanby
1880 - William Daniel Emery Worsley
- William married Annie Maria RYE (1882-1954) in 1904
- he died aged 89
1882 - 1961 Maud Elizabeth Worsley
- Maud married John RYE in 1908
- she died aged 79 in Eltham
1889 - 1959 Charles Elliott Emery Worsley
- Charles married Elizabeth Wilson Clark DICK in 1915 as above
- he died aged 69 possibly in Auckland

1889 - 1971 John Shaw Dick
- John married Selina/Selena Jane LOMEY (1903-1968) in 1920
- Selina was a daughter of Antoney & Mary Esther LOMEY

1892 - 1966 Janet Priscilla Dick
- Janet married Benjamin Norris/Lawrence MARTIS (1890-1974) in 1916

1894 - 1985 George Dick
- nothing known at this time

1 April 1900 - 1981 Mary Dick
- Mary married Sidney John MELLISH (1889-1961) in 1922
- a son of Edward Frederick MELLISH & Ellen CHATHAM
- Frederick & Ellen arrived on the GOLDEN SEA which left Londonon 29 January 1874 and arrived in Wellington 1 May 1874 with 368 immigrants. There were 8 deaths on board due to scarlet fever.
- with them were 2 of their children, William Thomas Mellish aged 4 and Mary Anne Elizabeth Mellish aged 2
- see his link for more

Surnames: ANDERSON BOOTH CAREY CHATHAM DICK ELLIOTT LOMEY MARTIS MELLISH WILSON WORSLEY
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by rosered on 2011-06-12 02:39:01

Thanks for that, still have a few more things I would like to ask but i will look into all this first. Thanks again

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by rosered on 2011-11-16 17:56:33

Hi, I am researching this family, I am abit confused about the children. Is Ann born 1878 not part of this family at all. I dont have any copies of BDM certificates but believe John Dick is buried in Hawera and died 1930. The Dick family is one of the hardest to find.

Thanks

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