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Matches 701 to 750 of 2,328
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| 701 | Aotea | STARK, Patricia Winifred (I2896)
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| 702 | Appears in Newspapers from 1865 in NZ | LAURENSON, Fleming (I3752)
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| 703 | Appears to have abandoned his wife and kids and disobeyed court orders to maintain the family, fled to Wellington to avoid arrest and drowned in the harbour. https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NZTR19080509.2.34.7?query=charles%20keast&sort_by=byDA.rev&items_per_page=100&phrase=2&snippet=true | KEAST, Charles (I12000)
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| 704 | Appears to have died unmarried. No Will Had an extensive criminal record, mainly with theft. Last newspaper article on him was Oct 1944 He served during WWII as well | POLLOCK, David William (I25271)
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| 705 | APPLEBY, Douglas John (Doug), formerly of Applebys Gift Shop, Palmerston On May 28, 2019, peacefully at Dunedin Hospital; aged 80 years. Beloved son of the late Cyril and Edna Appleby, loved twin brother of the late Des, loved brother and brother-in-law of the late Joan and John Murphy, and the late Peter Appleby, loved uncle of Kelly, and Sean Murphy (Sydney). A service for Doug will be held in St Mary's Anglican Church, 5 Stromness Street, Palmerston at 1.30pm on Friday May 31, the funeral then leaving for Palmerston Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations for Sids and Kids NZ would be appreciated and may be left at the service. Messages to the Appleby Family, c/- DX Box YX15033, Dunedin or on Dougs tribute page above. | APPLEBY, Douglas John (I5717)
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| 706 | Appointed trustee for fathers estate | RHODES, Frederick Henry (I4750)
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| 707 | Archdeaconry of Sheffield. Anglican Parish Registers. Sheffield, England: Sheffield City Council. | Source (S1390)
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| 708 | Archives suggest that James committed suicide | MCCOMBE, James Lyon (I29892)
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| 709 | Area 9, Chapel Gardens, Woodlawn Memorial Gardens | STARK, John Leslie (I5985)
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| 710 | Army Medal Office. WWI Medal Index Cards. In the care of The Western Front Association website. | Source (S578)
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| 711 | Army Medal Office. WWI Medal Index Cards. In the care of The Western Front Association website. | Source (S1264)
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| 712 | Arrivals. 12 Sept. 1860 - "Bruce" Thomas Meiklejohn, from Glasgow. http://www.angelfire.com/az/nzgenweb/otherbluff.html Angus appears on Electoral Rolls at "Langwell" by 1868 | ROSS, Angus Neil (I5338)
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| 713 | Arrived "British Empire" 06 Sep 1864 at Lyttelton | WHEELER, Joseph (I4165)
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| 714 | Arrived "British Empire" 06/09/1864 at Lyttelton | OSBORNE, Maria (I4933)
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| 715 | Arrived "Omega" 1856 at Melbourne. Was traveling to "Niel Ross" at Barrabool, Vic. Barrabool is next door (30km) to Wensleydale, Vic. | ROSS, Colina (I29668)
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| 716 | Arrived 'Mermaid' | WILSON, Edward (I3066)
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| 717 | Arrived 1852 on 'Columbus' | FAMILTON, Elizabeth Walker (I2619)
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| 718 | Arrived 1858 on the 'Palmyra' | DABINETTE, John (I28672)
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| 719 | Arrived 1865 on the 'Isabella Hercus' | DABINETTE, Charles (I25371)
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| 720 | Arrived 1874 on ship 'Rakaia' | PHAIR, John (I230)
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| 721 | Arrived around 1862 according to Death Certificate | MOSS, Alfred Thomas (I3957)
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| 722 | arrived ca 1856 | HANLIN, Agnes (I4104)
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| 723 | Arrived in New Zealand 12 December 1848 on the Bernicia ---------------------------------------------------- According to an oral history of the family: "John and his brothers, Robert and David, went to Gabriel's Gulley and struck gold. They sent the money home and their mother brought them all farms on the Taieri. John, being the oldest - or having the most gold, got the best farm on the Silverstream, but through drink and mismanagement lost it all. His mother lived to the age of 96." This is all a little unlikely, as John was a leaseholder, not owner. The brothers may have gone to the gold rush and returned money to the family; that will be impossible to disprove or confirm. BUT what we do know is that Robert Watt Brown, owned a lot of property concurrently. ---------------------------------------------------- Intention to Marry certificate. Archives NZ Ref: BDM 20/16 1871 Dunedin p.581/71. Dated April 20: John BROWN, bachelor, a farmer aged 35 years, living at Dunedin, length of residence 1 week, intends to marry Mary GILLESPIE, a spinster aged 25 years living at Dunedin, length of residence 1 week, at the Office of the Registrar of Marriages, Dunedin. | BROWN, John (I4895)
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| 724 | Arrived Melbourne, Australia potentially with Hector Ross in 1 Sep 1859 onboard "Thane of Fyfe" Arrived Sydney from New Zealand, in 1860 onboard the "Kate" - possible | ROSS, Duncan (I317)
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| 725 | Arrived NZ around 1897 | MOSS, Sarah (I3715)
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| 726 | Arrived on "Napier" in 1879 ----- Marriage Cert Folio #2885 for 1901 | CARSON, William Short (I3060)
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| 727 | Arrived on "Pladda" in 1862 No children from marriage, only nephews and nieces mentioned in Probate Had a brother John Finlay who died at Millers Flat in 1894 | FINLAY, Jessie (I24921)
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| 728 | Arrived on "Zealandia" 1862 at Lyttelton aged 9 along with her parents and siblings Married Richardson Mulholland in 1878 and divorced in 1882. Husband ran ads in paper in 1878 saying that he wasn't responsible for his wife's spending. In 1882 living at Gordon St. Lyttelton and called as a witness to theft from her home. House described as of "ill Repute". Shown as Ellen Mulholland here. 1884 lost court proceedings. 1885 as Nellie Mulholland witness in divorce proceeding alongside Fanny Edgar. 1886 as Nelly Mulholland she gets into trouble for theft, but is acquitted. Wedding in 1894 to Henry "Harry" Stephenson... note married as Ellen FINLEY. Died in 1908 in Sydenham and buried in cemetery of same name. | FINLAY, Ellen (I5249)
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| 729 | Arrived on "Zealandia" in 1862 | FINLAY, Frances (I5152)
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| 730 | Arrived on 'Berar' 1873 | WILLOUGHBY, Sarah (I8155)
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| 731 | Arrived on 'Mermaid' in 1866 | WILSON, Elizabeth Ann (I23634)
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| 732 | Arrived on Christian McAusland, at Bluff, NZ, the 6 Sept 1875 Last known address was 31 Smith St., Riccarton, Christchurch. This is now Tyne St. This was the Rhodes family house, where Jessie was married to Henry Mauger Rhodes. We visited the address in 2006. Ray Stark in his notes mentions that the house had become a scaffolding contractor, which indeed it had. According to the owner at the time, when they remodelled the house they found various bottle hides - stashes of bottles in odd places. With his 3rd son John born at Merryton, James could have possibly been working at the Merryton Colliery. | STARK, James (I5731)
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| 733 | Arrived on Ship "Tiptree" 1864 Ship: 1650 Tons Captain: Davis Surgeon-superintendent: Dr. Shield Sailed London 20 Oct 1863 Arrived Lyttelton 20 Jan 1864 | KEAST, George (I3069)
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| 734 | As far as I can tell, Marion was registered for the 1938 Election. After than, she was divorced by her husband and then the records cease. Still young at that stage, so likely either moved or married. | BAXTER, Marion Gwynnyth (I8627)
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| 735 | As of 2014 living at South Springston | MEHLHOPT, Thomas Murray (I21464)
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| 736 | As the mother remarried, George took the surname Hart. | RAMSAY, George Purvis (I24980)
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| 737 | Ashes returned to New Zealand, buried in the Ritchie family plot Invercargill | RITCHIE, Jessie Cameron (I4620)
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| 738 | Ashes returned to New Zealand, buried in the Ritchie family plot Invercargill | RITCHIE, Jessie Cameron (I4214)
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| 739 | Ashes returned to Son-in-law after Cremation in Dunedin. Returned to Balclutha | STARK, Mavis Eliza (I4746)
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| 740 | Ashes Scattered 4 Jul 1988 | STARK, Doris Phoebe (I4732)
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| 741 | At Angus Ross' Home, Langwell | Family: ROBERTSON, Fleming / ROSS, Angusina (F1969)
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| 742 | At her residence | ROSS, Catherine (I17165)
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| 743 | At home | STARK, James Jackson (I10381)
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| 744 | At least 2 children | KEAST, Esmee Edith (I35015)
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| 745 | At residence of James Young | Family: YOUNG, James / CUNNINGHAM, Hugheda Rachel (F159)
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| 746 | At Sea | WHEELER, Frank Ernest (I2313)
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| 747 | At the end of his life, a charity wrote to the NZ army trying to get hold of his relatives. The army responded, but their details were already 40 years old. The follwing reference found on the New South Wales BDM site, has Cogee on it. Coogee's main cemetery is Randwick Cemetery. William was last recorded by the charity as being at Randwick Hospital. 8727/1962 Sydney, Australia, Death | LUGG, William John (I1724)
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| 748 | At the home of Mrs James Brown (probably 'Greenlaw' farm) | Family: LINDSAY, John / BROWN, Marion (F3652)
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| 749 | at the home of the bride's father | Family: STARK, John Allen / ELDER, Isabella (F3853)
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| 750 | At the passing of her mother in 1938, Annie Agnes was still unmarried and was the Executrix of her mother's will. No children noted in either probate - nephews and nieces only. | BROWN, Annie Agnes (I9618)
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