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

This is the original LIST of NAMES
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* TANCRED, George Harry - 22 Feb 1935 aged 86
. born Belhelvie, Aberdeen, Scotland
The Sydney Morning Herald, 17 Aug 1935 In the Supreme Court of New South Wales - Probate Jurisdiction - in the Estate of George Harry Lumsden Tancred, late of Auckland in New Zealand, Gentleman, deceased - Application will be made after fourteen days from the publication hereof, that an Exemplification of Probate of the Will granted by the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Wellington District may be sealed with the Seal of this Honourable Court; and all persons having claims against the said Estate must render the same in detail to the undersigned on or befor the fifteenth day of September, 1935. M. C. NOTT, Public Trustee, St James' Buildings, 109 Elizabeth-street, Sydney
* TANCRED, Sarah Ann - 14 Sep 1960 aged 84 (nee Gillespie)
. names list has Tangred. Sarah was born in Nanango, Queensland, Australia. Married George Harry Lumsden Tancred above

* TATE, Edward Thomas - 23 Oct 1938 aged 63
* TATE, Winifred Haxton (nee Matthews) - 11 April 1959 aged 79
. Edward was an Accountant in Kaipara in 1911. He & Winifred married in Aoroa, Kaipara in 1904 & had 4 children (1 son). A daughter, Winifred Gertrude Tate (1910-1937), married Mervyn Clark in 1926 but died 13 months later.

* TATTERSALL, Mary Jane (nee Graydon) - 14 March 1943 aged 67
. born in Devonport 12 July 1876 to Robert Graydon (1825-1898) & Ann Hunt (1842-1899)Auckland Star, 15 March 1943 TATTERSALL - On March 13 1943, at Auckland Hospital, Mary Jane, beloved wife of Heber Augustus Tattersall, 17 Manning Street, Eden Terrace, daughter of the late Robert and Ann Graydon and loving mother of Gus, Thelma, Belle, Eddie and the late Charles. Formerly of Devenport, aged 67 years.
* TATTERSALL, Herber Augustus - 27 Feb 1954 aged 83
. Heber was born in Newton, Auckland, 27 Feb 1871 to William Tattersall (1830-1897), born Manchester & Elizabeth Young (1829-1888), born NSW. In Feb 1883, Heber (aged 13) and three of his mates was in court for stealing fruit from the orchard of Mr J. A. Poud. They were fined 5s and if in default 24 hours imprisonment. In Aug 1907 Herber was in court in an affiliation case
. Heber & Mary married 5 Oct 1897 & had 6 children (4 sons)

* TATTERSFIELD, Mona Violet (nee McNaught) - 6 Jan 1946 aged 41
. married Frederick Guy Tattersfield (1907-1977) in 1932. Frederick next married Marjory Kerr Douglas in 1947

* TAYLOR, Annie - 26 Feb 1949 aged 75
* TAYLOR, Beatrice Alice (nee Chapman) - 12 May 1962 aged 77
. married George Peter Taylor in 1902
* TAYLOR, Charles - 30 Nov 1949 aged 61
* TAYLOR, Ellen - 3 Oct 1949 aged 77
* TAYLOR, George - 27 Nov 1953 aged 81
* TAYLOR, John James - 20 Dec 1948 aged 72
* TAYLOR, Minnie (nee Granant) - 1 Dec 1949 aged 60
* TAYLOR, Wilfred - 29 Jun 1930 aged 70

* TEAT, Annie Elizabeth (nee Hinter) - 1 Sep 1951 aged 76
* TEAT, Francis Joseph - 20 July 1950 aged 82
. they married in 1902

* TENNANT, David Kerr - 20 May 1947 aged 81
. married Amy Courtney in 1894 & had 3 children (1 son)

* TERRY, William Henry - 2 Sep 1935 aged 60
. married Amelia 'Millie' Hastie (1886-1966) in St Stephen's Presbyterian Church, Auckland, in 1921
Manawatu Herald, 3 Sep 1935 MISSING ACCOUNTANT'S BODY FOUND. The body of William Henry Terry, accountant, of Epson, who walked into the Manukau harbour on August 15, was found on the foreshore at Tepapapa this morning. A few hours after a meeting of his creditors had been held to discuss his financial position on August 15, Terry was seen to walk into the harbour and to swim out into the channel where he was carried along by the swift current. Terry was married but there is no family. The coroner found that deceased committed suicide by drowning while in a depressed state of mind brought about by financial worry.

* THEYERS, Sybil Martina (nee Hansen) - 2 May 1950 aged 63
. daughter of William Hansen (1852-1903) & Jessie Cameron (1857-) married David Theyers (1880-1971) in 1909 at her grandmother's home, Mrs Cameron, in Alexandra, Otago & had 7 children (3 sons). David was born in Alexandra

* THIRKELL, Ann 'Annie' - 8 Dec 1964 aged aged 88
* THIRKELL, William Gray - 23 Jan 1943 aged 68
. In 1925 William & Annie were storekeepers in Whakapara, Bay of Islands

* THODE, Percy Raymond Forbes - 29 July 1942 aged 56
. married Ivy Winifred Scott in Ellerslie in 1910. Married Eleanor Frances Morgan in 1922. In 1925 he was a land agent in Grey Lynn

* THOMAS, Agnes Somerset - 23 May 1953 aged 82
* THOMAS, Blanche Gertrude - 28 Sep 1945 aged 67
* THOMAS, Cecil Frank - 20 Aug 1946 aged 45
* THOMAS, Elizabeth Emmaline - 18 June 1941 aged 66
* THOMAS, Rev William John Tremayne - 19 June 1935 aged 61
Will Be Murder This Night
Auckland Star, 20 June 1935 THOMAS On June 19, 1935 at the Auckland Public Hospital, Rev. William John Tremayne, dearly beloved husband of Henrietta May Thomas, of Trellowarren, Balmain Road, Birkenhead. Private interment. No flowers.
* THOMAS, Richard - 24 May 1951 aged 67
* THOMAS, William Edwin Somerset - 16 Aug 1946 aged 78

* THOMPSON, Amy Elizabeth - 22 Jan 1958 age unknown
* THOMPSON, David Charles Fulton - 10 May 1939 aged 3
. possibly Bertie Thomson below
* THOMPSON, Joseph - 15 Feb 1936 aged
* THOMPSON, Louie Aquilla - 27 May 1949 aged 72
* THOMPSON, Mary Ellen - 1 Dec 1940 aged 66

* THOMSON, Bertie - 28 Nov 1939 aged 69
. see David Charles Fulton Thompson above
* THOMSON, Jane - 20 June 1950 aged 82
. names list has Thompson
* THOMSON, John Joseph - 24 Dec 1948 aged 58
. names list has Thompson
* THOMSON, Robert Blair - 31 July 1948 aged 73
. names list has Thompson

* THORNLEY, Herbert - 24 Aug 1950 aged 68
. married Mary Amelia Garnham in 1918 (1884-1930). He was a farmer on Lincoln Rd., Henderson

* THORNTON - Dennis Nelson - 20 Aug 1943 aged 32 days
. son of Henry 'Nelson' Thornton (1906-1980) & Una Mildred Joan Meyers (1916-1978) who married in 1940. Nelson was a Fitter & Turner. He served in WWII as Staff Sergeant 81214 with the Army Tank Brigade, 2nd NZEF. His next of kin was Una at 43 New North Rd., Eden Terrace, Avondale
Auckland Star, 21 Aug 1943 THORNTON - On August 20, at the Auckland Hospital, Dennis Nelson; aged 5 weeks, darling infant son of Una and Staff-Sergeant Nelson Thornton (overseas), of 1236 New North Road, Avondale and only grandchild of Mrs M. Meyers.

* THWAITES, Frances Mary (nee Wigmore) - 15 Aug 1945 aged 59
. married George Lloyd Thwaites (1889-1956) in 1914
* THWAITES, Emily Martha Lloyd (nee Rees) - 19 June 1949 aged 81
* my addition to the list. Married George Brown Thwaites (1857-1905) in 1889. Mother-in-law of Frances above

* TILEMAN, Cecil - 31 May 1942 aged 79
Sun (Auckland), 26 July 1929 Notice Of Application For Licence. I, CECIL TILEMAN, of 236 Queen Street, Auckland, hereby give notice that I have applied to the Magistrate's Court at Auckland for a licence under the Land Agents Act, 1921-22, to carry on business as a land agent at Princess Buildings, 236 Queen Street, Auckland and that such application will be heard at the above Court after one month from the 25th day of July 1929, being the date of the first publication of this notice.
Auckland Star, 6 April 1936 TILEMAN - On April 5 1936, at the Auckland Hospital, Annie Tileman, dearly beloved mother of Carl Tileman and Edna Hutton and wife of Cecil Tileman; aged 60 years. Private interment.
Auckland Star, 1 June 1942 TILEMAN - On May 31, 1942, at the residence of the Misses Wilson, 4 Arawa Street, Grafton, Cecil, loved father of Carl Tileman and Edna Hutton, of Wellington and beloved brother of Councillor Helen Tileman, M.B.E. of Hull, England, in his seventy-ninth year.
* daughter Edna Mary Tileman married Frank Percy Hillsdon Hutton 1920
* son Carl Henry Tileman married Olga Stephanie Holmes 1922

* TINDALL, Edward - 20 Oct 1929 aged 81

* TIPLER, Edmund - 10 Oct 1935 aged aged 51

* TITCHENER, Julia May (nee Stevenson) - 14 April 1959 aged 91
. married Francis Heading Titchener (1866-1945) in 1888. 1 known daughter (1890-1960) Madeline Dora Titchener (+Aldred). In 1893-1896 Francis was a Carpenter in Westport. In 1911 a Carpenter of Mount Eden Road, Grey Lynn. In 1925 a warehouseman of 33 Claude Road, Epsom.

* TODD, Matthew - 25 Oct 1945 aged 71
NZ Herald, 26 Oct 1945 TODD - On October 25, at Auckland Hospital, Matthew, son of the late James and Mary Todd of Auckland, A service will be held at 21 Pentland Avenue, Mount Eden, tomorrow (Saturday) at 10.15 a.m., thence to Waikumete Crematoriam.

* TOMLIN, Edward Victor - 12 Dec 1937 aged 23
. son of Victor & Lizzie next, drowned
* TOMLIN, Lizzie - 25 Nov 1939 aged 47
NZ Herald, 27 Nov 1939 TOMLIN, On November 25, at a private hospital, Lizzie, dearly-beloved wife of Victor Tomlin, 1 Crydon Road, New Lynn, and loved mother of Norman and Leslie; aged 47 years
* TOMLIN, Victor - 11 May 1963 aged 80

* TOMLINSON, John - 19 Sep 1949 aged 60
* TOMLINSON, John Edward - 29 May 1947 aged 89
* TOMLINSON, Letitia - 8 Oct 1951 aged 88

* TONG, Alice Aurelia - 16 Sep 1938 aged 64
*Tong, Rose - 17 July 1952 aged 78
* this was actually Rose Hayes (nee Coombes) who married Thomas Henry Hayes in 1920

* TOTMAN, Caroline (nee Brook) - 20 Oct 1941 aged 62
* TOTMAN, Henry Owen - 21 Oct 1939 aged 62
. they married in 1902 & had 3 daughters

* TOVEY, Eva Lurline (nee Clarkson) - 5 June 1949 aged 70
* TOVEY, Hamilton Dunbar - 7 Aug 1948 aged 80
. they married in 1908. no children found

* TOWN, Emma (nee Brown) - 14 April 1949 aged 62
. names list has 1929
* TOWN, Robert Lea - 24 Aug 1960 aged 81

* TOWNEND, Francis Frederick - 18 Sep 1943 aged 60
. son of Joseph Henry Townend (1849-1902), who founded Strathmore Hospital & his 1st wife, Harriet Cox. He married Rennie Alberta Hoey in 1913. He married Alice Chili McGregor (1875-1937) in 1925 (Rennie next married Alexander Murray Williams in 1928). He married Evelyn Dickison (nee Heskett 1897-1964) in 1940. Evelyn had 1st married William Leonard Dickison (1889-1956) in 1915. She next married Glyn John Henry Peebles (1891-1964) in 1944. She married Stanley Goudie (1902-1981) in 1954
Auckland Star, 18 Sep 1943 TOWNEND - On September 18, at Auckland Hospital, Francis Fredrick, dearly-beloved husband of Evelyn Townend, 14 Knight Avenue, Mount Albert and second son of the late Dr J. H. Townend of Christchurch and brother of Mrs M. Turner (Marjorie Potter Tpwnend), Christchurch. Dearly be-loved stepfather of Arthur, Jean, Vera and Leonard Dickison; late Auckland Transport Board.
. NOTE . About His Father, Dr Joseph Henry Townend Dr Joseph Henry Townend, some time of Oxford Terrace, Christchurch, was at Guy's Hospital, London and took his diplomas of L.R.C.P. (Edinburgh) and L.S.A. (London) in 1872. He was born at Wolverhampton, England, on the 21st of June, 1849 and first visited New Zealand in 1875, when he came out as medical officer in charge of 700 emigrants on board the ship 'Rakaia.' Dr Townend returned almost immediately to England and came out again in the following year, in charge of 500 emigrants on board the 'White Rose.' In 1876 he began to practice in Christchurch on his own account and became one of the leading physicians in Canterbury. He founded Strathmore Hospital for the purpose of carrying out serious surgical operations under the best possible conditions. Dr Townend was for eleven years honorary visiting physician to the Christchurch Hospital and subsequently one of its consulting physicians and was elected an honorary physician for life by the Hospital Board. He was also medical referee for the Australian Mutual Provident Association. Early in 1902 he sold his practice and retired from active work. Unremitting attention to his professional duties had affected his health and in June he had an apoplectic seizure, from which he never recovered and he died at his residence, Oxford Terrace, on the 10th of July, 1902. Dr Townend was twice married. His first wife, whom he married shortly after settling in New Zealand, died in 1893, leaving three sons and four daughters. In September 1900, he contracted his second marriage with Miss A. L. Moore (Annie Quayle Moore), only daughter of Mr G. H. Moore, of 'Glenmark.' Dr Townend's eldest daughter married James Ogilvie-Grant, Chief of the Clan Grant, Earl of Seafield in the peerage of Scotland and Lord Strathspey in that of England. Lord Seafield was born in New Zealand, resided for some time in Christchurch and succeeded to the title at the death of his father in 1888.

* TRAFFORD, Mary Ella (nee Nicolson) - 2 Aug 1949 aged 71
. daughter of Angus Nicholson (1842-1923) & Mary Agnes Miles. She married Richard Wylme Trafford (1876-1928) in 1909 & had 2 children, Tarleton below & Margo Leigh Trafford (1911-1994) who was a music teacher in Takapuna for a time. Richard was born in India. He was a Masseur in Takapuna and later in the the Rayner's building, Wellesley St., Auckland. He died in London 3 Sep 1928 (after suffering greatly). Mary died 21 years later in Honolulu and her ashes were flown to Auckland
* TRAFFORD, Tarleton Richard Wylme - 21 Feb 1942 aged 26
. mother & son. Tarleton died from a heart attack on the beach whilst swimming at Thorne's Bay

* TREGURTHA, Edith Adelaide (nee Tapper) - 2 July 1949 aged 73
. married John Charles Tregurtha in 1898 & had 3 known children (2 sons)

* TRETHEWY, William - 6 June 1935 aged aged 71
. names list has Tretheny . married Euphemia Macky in 1916

* TREVARTHEN, Ernest Marshall 'Shiny' - 25 July 1941 aged 59
. son of Thomas Trevarthen (1828-1896) & Margaret Marshall McDonald (1838-1908). He served with the Ohinemuri Rifles prior to the war. 5' 7", dark complexion, dark eyes, scar on right eye. He was a gum sorter up north

* TRINDER, Agnes Watson - 13 Oct 1949 aged 62

* TUCKER, Hamerton Leighton Pendock - 26 April 1935 aged 72
* TUCKER, Jessie (nee Tonge) - 25 July 1937 aged 71
. names list has 25 July 1939. She was born in South Australia, a daughter of Charles Tonge & Cecilia Bryce. She married John Thomas Percival Tucker (1866-1941) in 1889
* TUCKER, Mary Sophia (nee Turney) - 19 Nov 1947 aged 78
. married Hammerton Leighton Pendock Tucker in 1889 & had 2 daughters

* TUDEHOPE, Millie Josephine (nee Pepper) - 18 April 1948 aged 63
. daughter of Joseph Stennett Pepper (1859-1915) & Elizabeth Cooke (1857-1946). She married Robert Taylor Tudehope (1879-1942) in 1905

* TURKINGTON, Samuel - 16 Aug 1946 aged 48
. he married Violet Elizabeth Taylor in 1926 & had a daughter, Avis Ellen Turkington (1827-1989) who married Ian Stanley Arthur in 1951.
Waihi Daily Telegraph, 21 Aug 1946 TURKINGTON - On August 16th 1946, at Green Lane Hospital, Samuel, dearly-beloved husband of Violet Elizabeth Turkinson and loved father of Avis; aged 48 years - At Rest.

* TURNBULL, Lillian - 3 Aug 1949 aged 37
. names list has 1948
* TURNBULL, Peter - 6 March 1954 aged 81
* TURNBULL, Rose Mary - 15 June 1944 aged 66

* TURNER, Arthur - 30 April 1947 aged 73
* TURNER, Ernest William - 24 Dec 1945 aged 71
* TURNER, Hilden - 14 Aug 1948 aged 1
* TURNER, Norma Valmai - 2 April 1947 aged 18

* TURTILL, Mabel Edith (nee Hancock) - 18 March 1945 aged 62
. born 17 Sep 1885 in Linwood, 1 of 8 children of Edward Barnett Hancock (1845-1923) from London & Mary Ann Perrett (1855-1904) from Wiltshire. She married Hubert Sydney 'Jum' Turtill (1880-1918) in 1908 & had 3 sons. Jum Turtill was an All Black. When he served in WWI as Sergeant 426516, he enlisted from St Helens, Lancashire where he was playing League and where he also owned a pub, the 'Lord Nelson Hotel'. He served with the Royal Engineers, 422nd Field Company, British Expeditionary Force. He was killed in aciton in France
About Hubert Sydney Turtill . Jum Turtill was a NZ dual-code footballer, playing rugby union and then rugby league for New Zealand. After emigrating to Britain, he served in the British Army during the First World War and was killed while serving in 1918. Turtill's father died in London when he was only three years old and his mother moved to NZ to be with relatives. On the sea voyage in 1884 he gained the nickname Jum, short for Jumbo. He worked in NZ as a decorative metal worker. He started his rugby union career playing for Christchurch Albion before making the Canterbury team in 1902. He represented the South Island in 1903 and 1907. However he instead joined St. Helens where he also owned a pub, the 'Lord Nelson Hotel' in St Helens. After the outbreak of the WWI he served with the British Army. He became a sergeant in the Royal Engineers until he was killed in France in 1918 during the Battle of Givenchy. He is buried in Browns Road Military Cemetery, France.
.. Their sons served in WWII
* Captain 20065, Alan Cecil Turtill (1909-1941) was killed in Libya in 1941 serving with the NZ Infantry and is buried in Knightsbridge War Cemetery, Acroma.
* Roy Tyrrell Turtill (1912-1979), Colonel 21265, served with the B Force, 8th Brigade, NZ 3rd Division , embarked with the 29th (mixed) Battalion, 2nd NZEF, Third Echelon
* Kenneth Sydney 'Ken' Turtill (1914-2000), Captain 23089 was a POW
* In 2022 the New Zealand Rugby Museum displayed a tribute to Turtill, including items on loan from his family including his Canterbury cap and New Zealand jersey and cap and his engraved war service medallion.

* TWIDLE, Elizabeth Ethel (nee Brown) - 17 June 1950 aged 54
. names list has her on twice as Twiddle & Tweedle. She married Alexander Radcliffe Roy Twidle (1891-1950) in 1915. Alexander died 3 months before her.

* TWIN, Alice Beatrice - 12 Oct 1943 aged 63
. names list has 12 Oct 1946

* TYLDEN, Everard Ruthven - 6 May 1944 aged 64
. names list has Everard Tyldes. Everard was a Land Agent.

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* VAILE, Kathleen Elizabeth - 19 July 1941 aged 75
* VAILE, Sydney George - 26 Jan 1955 aged 85

* Van LEYDEN, Pieter - 27 April 1950 aged 59
. names list has Vanleydon

* VALENTINE, Arthur Herbert - 23 Aug 1939 aged 61
. married Isabella Clark in 1903

* VAUGHAN, Thomas - 18 Nov 1947 aged 60

* VERNON, Jessie Jane (nee Munro) - 8 June 1942 aged 73
. married Cecil Sydney Vernon in 1888

* VICARY, Arthur Fulford - 22 June 1936 aged 74
. In 1893 Arthur was a farmer in Opotiki, Bay of Plenty. In 1925 he was in 10 Seymour St, St Marys Bay, Auckland . In 1934 he married Evelyn Fearon Brooke-Smith (1883-1970). In 1925 Evelyn was a spinster in Tititangi.

* VICKERY, Catherine - 22 July 1945 aged 81

* VOSE, Ellen Reid 'Nell' (nee Davies) - 28 July 1936 aged 42
. married Percy Edward Vose in 1918. Daughter of Rose Ethel next
Auckland Star, 28 July 1936 VOSE - On July 28, at her brother's residence, 21 Albany Road, Herne Bay, after a long illness, Ellen Reid, (Nell) beloved wife of Percy Edward Vose. Loved daughter of Mrs T. Bird and the late Captain J. Davies; aged 42
* VOSE, Rose Ethel - 17 April 1949, mother of Nell Vose above
. incorrect surname see Rose Ethel BIRD
* Rose Ethel Smith married John Davies in 1892
* Rose next married Thomas Bird in 1911

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M ~ Mc-N ~ O-P-Q ~ R ~ S ~ T-V ~ W-Y-Z

PHOTO Strathmore Private Hospital, Ferry Road, Christchurch 1898. This hospital of 30 rooms was designed by S. Hurst Seager (1854-1933) and built in the early 1890s for Dr Joseph Henry Townend (1848-1902), father of Francis Frederick Townend above by Mrs J. Cochrane-Brown. Mainly used for surgical cases and accommodating forty patients, it was a pioneer in aseptic surgery, having a glass-lined operating theatre. It remained a private hospital until 1918 when it became a Girls' Receiving Home run by the Education Department. It ceased this role about 1980 and was demolished in the late 1990s.