The WRIGLEY's buried in Archer St Cemetery Masterton, New Zealand

CATHERINE nee McLeod 1863-1924 aged 60
- Row 7 - Plan IV
- with Fred Henry
- they married in 1888
- also with Frederick

CHARLES JAMES 1903-1985 aged 82
- Row 23 - Lawn Z
- with Eunice Alice

ELIZABETH ANN nee Wellington 1883-1962 aged 78
- Row 9 - Plan I
- with James Charles
- they married in 1901
- they had:
1902 - Charles James Wrigley
1907 - John Eric Wrigley
- Elizabeth was a twin daughter of John & Emlen Wellington
- John & Emlen's other children were:
1883 - Lilly Emlen Wrigley, Elizabeth's twin sister
- married William Henry Judd in 1903
1886 - Edith Grace Wrigley
- married Frank Edward Wells in 1915
1891 - Oscar Wrigley
- married Jean Kay in 1914

ELLEN JANE 1911-1992 aged 81
- Row 12 - Plan IX Pioneer

ELLEN SMITH nee McGovern 1878-1963 aged 85
- Row A - Lawn A-X
- married William Leonard in 1902
- had 4 (known) children:
1903 - Leonard Arthur Wrigley
1905 - Eva Gladys Ann Wrigley
- married Robert Edward Gordon Lee in 1927
1906 - Mary Mavis Wrigley
1908 - Earnest Michael Wrigley

EUNICE ALICE nee Howard 1904-1985 aged 81
- Row 23 - Lawn Z
- with Charles James
- they married in 1926

EVA NELLIE nee McKain 1880-1970 aged 90
- Row 17 - Plan I
- with John Christopher
- they married in 1899
- no known children

FLORA MAY nee Isles 1895-1972 aged 77
- Row G - Lawn A-X
- with Frederick Gillian
- they married in 1920

FRANK 1882-1883 aged 6 months
- Row 1 - Plan VI
- son of Edmund & Betsy Hannah Wrigley
- his siblings were:
1878 - Florence Wrigley
- married Herbert Edward Gardiner in 1899
1881 - Alice Wrigley
1886 - Edgar Wrigley born in Masterton, died aged 71 in Huddersfield, England
-- Edgar was a New Zealand rugby footballer who represented his country in both rugby union and rugby league. Wrigley played rugby union for the Red Star club in Masterton and between 1903 and 1907 he played 18 games for Wairarapa. His brothers, Harry and Tom, also represented the Union. When Edgar Wrigley made his All Blacks debut in 1905 he was only 19 years 79 days of age and was the youngest person to play for the All Blacks

FREDERICK HENRY 1859-1900 aged 41
- Row 7 - Plan IV
- with Catherine & Federick Henry
- son of Thomas Gillian Wrigley & Mary Welch
- Thomas and Mary are buried in Petone
- brother of William Gillian buried here

FREDERICK HENRY 1914/15-1916 aged 1 or 2
- Row 7 - Plan IV
- buried with grandparents Frederick Henry & Catherine

FREDERICK GILLION 1896-1963 aged 67
- Plot 1 - Row g - Lawn A-X
- with FLora May
- they married in 1920
- son of Catherine & Frederick Henry

JAMES (scroll to very last entry, includes a photo) 1825-1904 aged 79
- Row 12 - Plan IX Pioneer
- with Sarah Ann
- born in Yorkshire, arrived in Wellington in 1852, spent 2 years there then settled in Masterton. Married Sarah Bennington a daughter of one of the earliest settlers in Masterton. He was the first bootmaker to start business in Masterton

JAMES CHARLES 1874-1925 aged 51
- Row 9 - Plan I
- with Elizabeth Ann

JOHN CHRISTOPHER 1868-1932 aged 64
- Row 17 - Plan I
- with Eva Nellie
- they married in 1899
- no known children

MARY CATHERINE 1892-1972 aged 80
- Plot 80 - Row W - Lawn A-X

SARAH ANN nee Bennington 1847-1913 aged 66
- Row 12 - Plan IX Pioneer
- with James

WILLIAM GILLIAM 1847-1918 aged 72
- Row 7 - Plan III
- married Alice Dew in 1887
- Alice is buried in Te Awamutu
- had 10 (known) children
- son of Thomas Gillian Wrigley & Mary Welch
- Thomas and Mary are buried in Petone
- brother of Frederick Henry buried here

WILLIAM LEONARD 1870-1938 aged 60
- Row A - Old Ground
- married Ellen Smith McGovern in 1902
- son of James & Sarah Ann above