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- Description
Chlorophyll has great cleansing properties as well. It's been called an "internal deodorizer"—not the catchiest of titles. But regular use of chlorophyll can improve bad breath, as well as lessen the odors of urine and feces, and odors accompanying perspiration.
Chlorophyll is also an anti-oxidant, which means that it attacks those "free radicals" alleged to be a contributing factor to many types of cancer. Its anti-inflammatory properties help with the repairing of wounds. All in all, it's a great thing to take on a daily basis.
Manufactured in the USA.
FDA Disclaimer: * This statement has not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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Additional Information
c2c_manufacturer No Free Shipping N/A Price $17.00 Nutrition Facts Serving Size: 1 Teaspoon (5 mL)
Servings Per Container: 94
Amount Per Serving % Daily Value Calories 15 Total Carbohydrate 3.5 g 1%* Copper (from Sodium Copper Chlorophyllin) 4 mg 200% Sodium (from Sodium Copper Chlorophyllin) 6 mg <1% Chlorophyll (as Sodium Copper Chlorophyllin - a stabilized water-soluble form of Natural Chlorophyll extracted from Alfalfa (Medicago sativa) (Leaves) (USP Grade) 100 mg † * Percent Daily Values are based on 2,000 calorie diet.
† Daily Value not established.
Suggested Use take one teaspoon daily Other Ingredients Vegetable Glycerin, De-ionized Water, Peppermint (Mentha piperita) Oil and Potassium Sorbate. A Vegetarian Formula. Contains NO Sugar, salt, starch, yeast, wheat, gluten, corn, soy, milk, egg or artificial flavors/colors. Notice Caution: Chlorophyll contains a green pigment that could stain your clothing. Handle with care. Shake well before use. Refrigerate after opening.
- Reviews
Customer Reviews 40 item(s)
- Excellent! (and fun!)
This tastes great, the kids don't mind taking it and the fact that it (temporarily) turns your teeth and lips dark green is highly amusing. Good for you and fun too, can't beat that!
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- Great stuff!
This is the only chlorophyll I have ever been able to take in liquid form. I squirt it into a glass of ice water and it tastes great and is very refreshing.
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- Refreshing!
I could drink this all day everyday! I add about 5 or 6 drops of french vanilla stevia (also sold by Beeyoutiful) and it's delicious! Steph is right--this stuff is extremely messy but it's worth it in my opinion. It's great for energy and overall wellbeing. I just wish it came in a squeeze bottle or something less messy.
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- taste ok
I like how when I eat something that makes my breath smell ew, drinking this makes it smell fresh, I was a little freaked out when I saw my poop n it was kinda green...... I also like to drink this for upset stomachs :)
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- Love this!
I needed to boost my milk supply, help my iron levels and also help digestion. A midwife told me I had to get liquid chlorophyll, and warned me first of how terrible it tasted. She obviously didn't have it from Beeyoutiful! I was so excited to see you carried it and I love it!
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- Green smiles
My children and I use this chlorophyll every day.We prefer this chlorophyll to other brands because it is slightly sweet and minty and makes an excellent disguise for other herbs and tinctures that are distasteful to children. They also love the green mustache that goes along with taking their daily supplements.
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- Very happy with it!
One of our family's favorite uses for this product is to use it to color and even lightly flavor our mint ice cream. The color is vibrant and our kids love it! And mom and dad are happy knowing we aren't putting toxic food coloring into their systems. :-)
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- Great price and value!
My husband does not like to eat any vegetables, and this has always concerned me. I am very happy he will take this supplement, and mixed with some water it just has a green tint to the water, a mint smell, and an after taste. I am really excited that this helps with anemia as well!
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- Wonderful product
My husband and I both love the Liquid Chlorophyll with the mint flavor. We know we don't get enough greens in our diet and this is an easy way to get the extra chlorophyll we lack.
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- Great product!
Love using this for myself to help with energy. Getting ready to order more!
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- works better than grocery store brand!
My mom uses this regularly because she had been struggling with bad breath! When she ran out, she bought some liquid chlorophyll at the grocery store. It did not work! Something must have been different! Anyway, she told me to hurry and order her some of the "real thing!"
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- It works, but what a mess!
I have to say that this is one of the most consistently reliable products I've ever used. While it has helped my energy level some, it has been unbelievable as a digestion aide. Whenever I feel bloated or have eaten something that doesn't agree with me, it never fails to bring relief and actually makes my system feel really good. I like having it as part of my daily regiment for over-all health and well-being. Having said that, it makes such a mess I will not buy it again in liquid form. If others have a trick to share, I would really love to hear it.
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- Makes you feel great; Makes you not stink!
This is a great, gentle way to cleanse your system and add more iron to your diet. It supports your body's natural ability to cleanse, and makes you feel wonderful!
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- Very good!
I usually take this straight from the bottle but it is also very good mixing it up as shown in Steph's video. I love the boost it gives me during my monthly cycle.
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- positive
The mint flavor isn't overpowering. My husband doesn't even mind, which in itself is a miracle! I love how it is labeled "the internal deodorizer". Happy with product but wish it wasn't so messy when pouring.
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- great for many things
I do not care for peppermint flavor, so I hesitated to buy this product. However, I went ahead and purchased two bottles anyway, because a friend recommended it to me. I am SO glad I did. I It gave me added energy. It also "cleaned out" my digestive system--by that, I mean that heartburn went away, as did the bad breath associated with that. My menstrual cycles became more tolerable. At times I would have acid reflux after eating spicy foods. I'd take a dose and it would be gone within 30 minutes. Love the product and have recommended it to many friends.
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- Great and great tasting!!!
We LOVE this Chlorophyll! I have tried other brands and this by far has the freshest taste. We use it for an energy boost, immune builder and over all health booster.
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- very pleasant taste
I bought this years back to help with milk supply when nursing. I hoped that it was not gross, but was pleasantly surprised that it was easy to take and even refreshing! I used it also for my daughter to help combat thrush. I am not sure if it helped fight yeast, but I was trying to think of something other than juice to mask the supplements I needed to give her. I would add other medicine/supplements to a bottle of chlorophyll and water and she would gulp it down. I used to give it to her in the morning, and she got to where she would ask for it. She is almost six now, and will still gladly drink it! :)
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- Such a great supplement
I was given my first bottle of beeyoutiful liquid chlorophyll as a gift while pregnant. It made a difference to me, energy wise, and it was another great booster to add to my smoothies.
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- Minty Green Popsicles
Our family of nine drinks Beeyoutiful's Minty Chlorophyll in our water everyday! But my children's favorite way of taking it is in a popsicle form. I mix it in water with Stevia then freeze it in molds...kind of messy but yummy, nutritious and refreshing.
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- Wonderful
I have used this for my past few pregnancies because I struggle with anemia. I love the taste and the results are amazing. I have recently used it after a blood transfusion in conjunction with my iron supplements and my hemoglobin has rebounded faster than I have ever seen it do so and I already feel my energy and health improving. Way to go Beeyoutiful!
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- Helped with vericosities
I ordered this to help with fertility and conceived well, but also noticed that it also improved my vericosities during my last 4 pregnancies. It also helped after the births as I had hemmoraging after several of my babies' births and it gave me good iron levels. It tastes as pleasant as tea and it seems like it has many health benefits. Love this product!
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- Great Product, Great Ingredients
My doctor suggested sipping on some chlorophyll for upset stomachs and my mom ordered me several bottles from a company she sells herbs for. I was dismayed to find that that company uses parabens in their products even though they are supposed to be natural. Beeyoutiful brand has a great tasting product with good ingredients. Thanks!
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- Great internal cleanser for the whole family!
I am in my last month of pregnancy and have taken one bottle of liquid chlorophyll now. My body odor literally disappeared and I know I am cleaning icky out of my body. I like to simply drink it with water everyday. I didn't even search any other companies for competitive prices because I know I can trust the quality of Beeyoutiful products. I also give a quarter a tsp chlorophyll to my toddler. My husband also tried it out for a couple weeks and said he noticed his body odor greatly disappearing, especially while working hard at his job, so now he is hooked. We are making liquid chlorophyll one of our permanent supplements. I have also recommended this product to friends who have low iron. Thanks for another great product.
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- Better tasting!
I've needed to consume way too much liquid chlorophyll to help combat low iron and feratin levels and have used many brands. Beeyoutiful's is a little more expensive, but tastes so much better than most. When I combine it into some red raspberry/peppermint cold tea, it actually improves the taste of the tea and makes it so that I need less stevia in the tea.
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- Great, though a mess!
I am expecting my fifth child, and I am always looking for an extra source of iron: in walks liquid chlorophyll! Great results so far, though it is a MESS to pour! I have not mastered pouring it without bathing my counter, glass, sink and anything in close proximity in green. Beeyoutiful: maybe you could add a pour spout or dropper?
Editors Note: We are working on adding something to the packaging to make it more functional. Please be on the lookout for it!
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- Wonderful for Digestion and weight loss
I started using this because I heard it was suppose to help with weight loss. And after 3 babies, I thought I would try it! So it did help with weight loss!! Yay! I lost weight with chlorophyll and then added excerise and diet! Almost back to pre baby weight! I noticed a difference in some weight gain when I ran out... Also a good internal deoderizer! Just love this stuff!
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- Chlorophyll is amazing!
I have used chlorophyll for years now and absolutely love the minty taste! This product was great during and after my pregnancy. It also tastes great when I add it to my green smoothies every morning. Chlorophyll is an easy way to do something good for your body. Just add it to your water and it's that simple.
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- Great taste, and it works!
My iron levels were on the low-normal side in my recent pregnancy bloodwork. I started taking liquid chlorophyll with my Mother's blend tea, and it it delicious! I've noticed more consistent energy levels since I've started having a daily cup of this tea with chlorophyll. I haven't had more bloodwork done to confirm my iron levels, but I have fewer energy dips.
Also, my kids love to drink their green, minty water. No complaints, there.
I've also used chlorophyll to dye cake icing green! It works every bit as well as food coloring, though a little more pastel shade. No problems with the taste, and I have the secret enjoyment that I was able to sneak something super-healthy into the icing!
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- tastes good and does the job!
As a mint fan I d like the strong taste of this product. My daughter likes to drink it in her OrangeJuice (turns it a bluish color- go figure). Having had anemia since i can remeber havig blood work come back saying that i am no longer anemic is a miracle. I was taking this as well as my super mom vitamins!
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- Dramatically helped recovery after miscarriage
I went through bottles of this after a particularly difficult miscarriage which led to a LOT of bleeding for me and drastically low iron levels. I couldn't tolerate most chlorophyll, but this one even with 1/4 cup or more in a glass of water was easy to take. It helped a great deal in bringing my iron levels back up and helping my body do the necessary work to replenish it's blood supply.
It also mixes beautifully into red raspberry tea (made to drink cold) while pregnant and makes a super refreshing and healthy summer drink for a pregnant mommy.
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- Jo
When my husband requested that I pumped so he could bottle feed and help in addition to breastfeeding my daughter, I knew I would need more milk. Overnight after taking this chlorophyll, I was truly "overflowing". I felt like I had enough breast milk for triplets!
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- Completely solved problem of swelling during my last pregnancy!
I have had four pregnancies- three of which I dealt with HORRIBLE swelling in my legs and ankles and very low hemoglobin. This last pregnancy I started faithfully taking about 3-4 tablespoons of this chlorophyll throughout every day. My hemoglobin was way higher than it usually was - especially when I paired it with the Spirulina. But best of all, I never (even through the hot summer) had any swelling and could wear my regular sized shoes all the way to the end! I LOVE this product. (I have to agree with a previous post about the bottle cap design. It totally leaks all over the place. (Fridge, countertop, hands, etc...)
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- Great for morning sickness
I'm 9 months pregnant with my second child and early on I had issues with morning sickness, mainly in the first trimester. I had some liquid chlorophyll in my fridge and decided to take some mainly for an energy boost. What I found was that within 10 minutes of taking the chlorophyll my queasy stomach felt worlds better and I actually felt like I could eat again. I was amazed at the difference. I could also tell when it was wearing off and I needed to take more. I was thrilled to finally get some relief from that "yucky" feeling I had most of the day, and on top of that I got an energy boost each time I took it as well. I've tried one other brand of liquid chlorophyll and didn't notice any difference in my energy level at all even though the serving size was larger, so I'm ordering more of Beeyoutiful's liquid Chlorophyll so that I can enjoy all the wonderful benefits it brings. I now recommend Beeyoutiful's liquid chlorophyll to every expectant mother I know. I'm so thankful for such a wonderful product!
Editor's Note: We have speculated that the reason some pregnant women experience relief from the pregnancy nausea when taking Beeyoutiful's Liquid Chlorophyll might be due to the real Peppermint extract. Peppermint is wonderful at relieving almost any kind of nausea! We are happy that women are able to benefit from all the components of this great product! =)
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- Refreshing
Our family has been taking the chlorophyll for a year and a half now. We have adopted children from Liberia that needed a good cleansing out. I noticed that this product really helped with their bad breath and BO. Everyone lines up in the morning for their vitamins, Bone Ami and chlorophyll. We take it straight from the bottle with no fussing. The only thing that I would like to see change is the bottle spout. I always seem to have messes from the bottle and it gets drippy. One time it "spat "at me when I opened the top and my shirt got stained :( Otherwise I would recommend this product.
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- Awesome!
I've been told that I am anemic. The only symptoms I've encountered that would make me think it's true is my lack of energy at times. There would be days I would be literally dragging my heels and thinking, "This is ridiculous! What is wrong with me?!" As soon as I starting taking the liquid Chlorophyll I noticed a difference! My energy levels went up and I knew that my body was getting what it needed. Now, whenever I am feeling weak I just reach for the liquid Chlorophyll!
I drink it straight out of the bottle and then follow it with some water. Lately, I've discovered that if I squirt a generous amount in a glass of ice water, followed by a few drops of Stevia I have a delicious, cold, energy-infusing, mint-flavored drink for hot summer days! =)
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- Great internal deodorant!
Since I quit using antiperspirants I have had a hard time finding a deodorant that is effective for me but I noticed the BO improved greatly after I started taking the chlorophyll daily. It tastes fine and is quite refreshing!
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- Best Chlorophyll I've ever had!
This would be my 3rd try with Chlorophyll. I've tried another brand of Mint and it was alright, as long as it was in bottled water. Then I tried some unflavored stuff - YUCK. Then I got Beeyoutiful Chlorophyll and WHAT A DIFFERENCE! I LOVE IT! I haven't tried it straight from the bottle but in a glass of tap water, it is so refreshing and tasty! It is so different from the others I've tasted and it doesn't even compare, it is completely off the chart with goodness!
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- Wonderful!
I take the chlorophyll strait from the bottle:) It is almost as good as sucking on a mint candy! My vitamins tend to make my stomach upset even when I take them with food. One dose of this stuff totally soothes my tummy. I think it is the peppermint oil in it. I think it will help me a lot with morning sickness as well. I also notice I have more energy and more milk. (I'm a nursing Mommy) This was the original reason I even purchased this. I read of someone using it to increase their milk and I have been very please with how it works. It has so many different uses!
I also read that is is nearly impossible to get too much so I take about a teaspoon several times a day. Oh yes, and it is also supposed to help with acne:)
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- Great!
I love the flavor of the chlorophyll, it is so refreshing to drink in my water. I have noticed a major difference in the freshness of my mouth after using this products for several weeks. Great value in price too!
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Photo Finish Custom FOR SALE ON E-BAY by AleximusPrimeWatch
©2012-2016 AleximusPrime
FOR SALE ON E-BAY! [link]
Now that I have the camera back, here is a pic of my Photo Finish custom I made not too long ago.
As usual, it's quite obvious how I made her. I used Sculpey clay for her hair and outfit and used acrylic paint for the shirt and so on. I didn't change her cutie mark or erase the former one though, you can actually see it in the rear picture on her left flank if you look closely. Only thing I forgot to do was make her ribbon thing on her neck go AROUND her neck, not just hang on the front. I'm too lazy to correct it though. I'll make another one with that error corrected someday and put it on eBay, how's that sound?
So yeah, hope you guys enjoy and critique if you're a premy, just remember to be constructive and professional, kay?
MLP © Hasbro
FiM © Lauren Faust
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That is one picture perfect pony
Well for just $20 not including shipping, she can be all yours!
Time to make... DA MAGIKS!
....even though I don't like her all that much.... its tempting to get her still.. I think its the fact that I could get something from you. and I love your quality.. so that's probably why...
Well no one has bidded on her yet and I've relisted her 5 times so it doesn't look like anyone else wants her. $20 is actually a good deal for this custom cuz she's actually worth $30 due to how much work was put into making her.
yeah that's a pretty good price. a steal basicly. do you HAVE to use a card to buy it? or do money orders work too?
I don't know what paypal really does.
Well you gotta have an account on eBay and an account on PayPal and set them both up to work with each other. You also gotta have money in your PayPal account in order to buy something off eBay but you can transfer money from your bank account. It's a pretty crazy process.
ahhh. i see how it works. well... i don't have a Ebay account. OR a paypal account... but i probably should set some up. so i dunno.. we'll have to see.
FABULOUS, dah-ling! You perfectly captured...ze MAGICKS!
Nice, one of my favorites ^^
Are you interested in buying?
Mmm, maybe, sadly my funds need to be in a choke hold for the time being. It gets harder and harder everyday seeing so much awesome stuff the fanbase is making whilst I am unemployed. :I
It's alright, your finances come first. Of course that's the reason I'm selling her: because I need some money too. But if you are having financial difficulties too, I won't get angry at you for not being able to buy her.
Well my friend, I must say, you've really captured...DE MAGICKS!
You made Zee Magics! Neat!
Ze Magicks in Pony form. Simply beautiful man.
now that is a picture perfect pony
She has DE MAGIKS!
Damn - this is definitely my personal fave of your customs. Although they're all brilliant of course. Nice one!
You used Snowcatcher! Right?
looks brillaint
Right - AWESOME
Left- AWESOME
Back - AWESOME
Front - DERP xDDD
just kidding, it's cool!
Left- AWESOME
Back - AWESOME
Front - DERP xDDD
just kidding, it's cool!
Yay! I love her!
Nice! The Anna Wintour Pony (AKA Photo Finish) is perfect for THE MAGICKS!!!
Is that the name of the lady she was inspired by?
Yes. I understand a lot of people think she's based on Lady Gaga. But no, she's based on the British editor-and-chief of American Vogue, Anna Wintour. Try researching more about her.
LoL she's so cute! She really reminds me of Lady GaGa...
When will people realize that she is a reference to Anna Wintour?
.....*facepalms* I've been sitting looking for the damn name of this custom and I just realized that the customs name IS photo finish


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nice, i'd buy it.
stillhonest Artist from
simple and nice :) first I would like to have the blue colour on men's shirt, too – then purchase several copies :)
reminds me of fear factory's demanufacture :) voted
Awesome! Intriguing negative spaces there
georgeslemercenaire Artist from France
very simple stripes,like it !!!!+1
Elegant,...love the green one
Intarzista Artist from Bolivia
So wearable…..1! :)
flippinmonk Artist from
+1.. Beautiful! Wish I could vote twice 4 it!!!
Check out mine.. and vote if you want too..
simplegraf Artist from
Simple and nice.
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I was wondering if I could use this for a blog I'm making for my place of work.
pure picture
excuse me, I was wondering If I can use this photo for my game, I need a background ... I will include your name "Yangaroo" in the credits if you allow me to do so... thank you!
Sorry for not answering sooner, if you are still intressted in using this picture (Asphalt) you are more than welcome to do so, I would only be honored by it Any info about the game would be nice.


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William Copeland WOODNORTH & Helen Skinner NUMBERS - Invercargill & Victoria
William Copeland WOODNORTH
was from Byrslem, Staffordshire, England
he arrived into Bluff, New Zealand, with his parents, Peter WOODNORTH & Hannah nee COPELAND 26 Nov 1875 on the PETER DENNY
the Woodnorth family on board:
Peter age 39 (died in NZ 1907 aged 72)
Hannah aged 38 (died in NZ 1906 aged 69)
... and their children:
* William Northwood aged 18
- moved to Victoria, Australia
* Ann Elizabeth Woodnorth aged 14 (died in NZ 1942 aged 81)
- married John MEEHAN in 1892
- they had 4 known children
* Henry Sherratt Woodnorth aged 12 (died in NZ 1946 aged 82)
- married Ann GORDON in 1905
- they had 2 known children
- a son, Horace Woodnorth was born in 1890 to Henry Sherratt Woodnorth, mother not recorded?
* Mary Adelaide Woodnorth aged 9
- Mary married James William NICOLSON in 1889
- they had 2 known sons
* Cecilia Copeland Woodnorth aged 5 (died in NZ 1944 aged 74)
- married Alexander DONALDSON in 1891
* Hannah Woodnorth aged 3 (died in NZ 1941 aged 70)
- did not marry (see comments below)
* Eleanor Woodnorth aged 7 months
- died on board the Peter Denny (see comments below)
... the NZ born children of Peter & Hannah
* 1877 Eleanor Alice Woodnorth (died in NZ 1956 aged 80)
- married Joseph Middleton JEWITT in 1899
- they had 3 known children
* 1880 Edith May Woodnorth
- married John Moses MURRAY in 1897
- they had 5 known children
the family settled in Invercargill and had "The Woodnorth Pottery and Brick and Tile Works"
William and his brother Henry Woodnorth worked for their father
it is recorded on William Nicholson's army enlistment that he was born in Auckland ??
WILLIAM COPELAND WOODNORTH married in Dunedin on 30 Sep 1889 to:
Helen Skinner NUMBERS
- they had 2 children:
a daughter, Margaret Northwood, nothing known
a son, William Nicholson Woodnorth, born 19 March 1890
on 18 July 1889 William Copeland Woodnorth lectured on pottery
from the SOUTHLAND TIMES:
... Pottery - ancient and modern - with practical illustrations - W.C. Woodnorth, Ramsay's Hall, 8pm
in 1882:
SOUTHLAND INDUSTRY - WOODNORTH & CO., Merchants', Manufacturers, Belgravis Pottery Works, Invercargill
on 25 July 1888 William Copeland Woodnorth lectured on Physiognomy in the Primitive Methodist Church, Invercargill
on 18 February 1890 William Copeland Woodnorth advertised in the Otago Times:
PROFESSOR WOODNORTH, Exhibition Side Show Grounds, PHREMOLOGY, PHYSIOGNOMY, your character read for 2s.
The Professor will Read your Character either Physiognomically, Phrenologically, or Photographically, telling you what you are best adapted for so that you will have a better knowlege of your abilities than you can have in life
on 16 June 1893 William Copeland Woodnorth, being a practical craftsman, gave a glass blowing exhibition at St George's Hall. "One of those marvellous performances that manipulates brittle glass as if it were potter's clay"
by 1914 William, Helen and at least their son William Nicholson Woodnorth, were living in Victoria, Australia
William Nicholson Northwood, served in WWI for Australia:
* Regimental number - 569
* Occupation - Blacksmith
* Address - 7 Henry Street, North Fitzroy, Victoria
* Also - Son of William Copeland & Hellen Skinner Woodnorth of 306, Station St, North Carlton, Victoria, Australia
* Marital status - Single
* Age at embarkation - 24
* Next of kin - William C Woodnorth, 7 Henry Street, North Fitzroy, Victoria
* Enlistment date - 17 August 1914
* Rank on enlistment - Private
* Unit name - 6th Battalion, E Company
* AWM Embarkation Roll number - 23/23/1
* Embarkation details - Unit embarked from Melbourne, Victoria, on board Transport A20 Hororata on 19 October 1914
* Rank from Nominal Roll - Sergeant
* Unit from Nominal Roll - 6th Battalion
* Sergeant William Woodnorth was Killed in Action in Somme, France 23 Aug 1918
* Age at death - 28
* Place of burial - PLOT VI - ROW E - GRAVE 11 at Heath Cemetery, Harbonnieres, France
Heath Cemetery, Harbonnieres, Somme, France
RAPLEYs buried in WAIHI, New Zealand
the RAPLEY at Waihi as at November 2011:
ARTHUR WALLACE Rapley
- born 1869 in Christchurch
- married Margaret Frances MEHARRY in 1894
- died 20 June 1946 aged 77
- buried LOT 11 - BLOCK E2
COLLEEN LILIAN Rapley
- born 1938 in Katikati
- died 24 October 2010 aged 72
- buried LOT 420 - BLOCK H
ELDON WALLACE Rapley
- born 1922 in Katikati
- was a Property Investor
- was living in Dominion Rd, Kaitaia
- died 13 May 1994 aged 72
- buried LOT 121 - BLOCK F2
GARNET WALLACE Rapley (database has Garrett)
- born 1898 in Woodville
- married Isabel Mary WHITEMAN in 1921
- (sister of Mabel Whiteman who married his brother Vernon)
- he was a Farmer
- died 26 October 1947 aged 49
- buried LOT 62 - BLOCK E2
ISOBEL MARY Rapley
- born 1898
- died 9 July 1975 aged 77
- buried LOT 67 - BLOCK E2
JOHN WALLACE Rapley
- born 13 August 1925 in Waihi
- died 13 August 1925 aged 12 hours
- buried LOT 129 - BLOCK E
KEITH VERNON Rapley
- born 1925 in New Zealand
- he was a Farmer
- died 4 October 1978 aged 53
- buried LOT 565 - BLOCK G1
MABEL ANNIE ELIZABETH Rapley (nee WHITEMAN)
- born 1896 in Upper Hutt
- died 3 May 1974 aged 78
- buried LOT 6A - BLOCK E2
MARGARET FRANCIS Rapley
- born 1869 in Okitaki, West Coast
- died 26 April 1952 aged 83
- buried LOT 16 - BLOCK E2
MRS D Rapley
- born ?
- was living in Dominion Rd, Kaitaia
- died ?
- buried LOT 129 - BLOCK F2
NEIL ELDON Rapley
- born 1955 in Waihi
- died 22 August 1956 age 18 months
- buried LOT 62 - BLOCK E2
VERNON ARMER TEVISTDELL Rapley
- born 1895 in Woodville
- married Mabel Annie Elizabeth WHITEMAN in 1922
(sister of Isabel Whiteman who married his brother Garnet)
- died 26 July 1977 aged 82
- buried LOT 6A - BLOCK E2
the O'NEILLs buried in Taranaki
the O'NEILLs buried or cremated in Taranaki cemeteries ...
- note the dates of birth are approx. Based on age at death -
O'NEILL, Brendan Joseph
- born 1936
- 14 April 2009 aged 73
O'NEILL, Clifton Lawrence
- born 1913
- 13 March 1959 aged 46
O'NEILL, Eileen Constance
- born 1904
- 4 March 1996 aged 92
O'NEILL, Francis James
- born 1827
- 11 June 1981 aged 54
O'NEILL, Graeme Roy
- born 1943
- 21 July 1994 aged 51
O'NEILL, John
- born 1896
- 13 November 1964 aged 68
O'NEILL, Kathleen Patricia 'Patsy'
- born 1934
- 21 April 2008 aged 74
O'NEILL, Terrence Glen
- born 1954
- 1 June 1992 aged 38
O'NEILL Sister Katie
- born 1880
- 25 May 1957 aged 77
O'NEILL, Claude Francis
- born 1890
- 9 September 1959 aged 69
O'NEILL Hugh Patrick
- born 1890
- 21 July 1962 aged 72
O'NEILL John Douglas
- born 1928
- 9 May 1934 aged 6
O'NEILL Kevin James
- born 1934
- 12 August 1986 aged 52
O'NEILL Liam Patrick
- born 1931
- 29 March 1984 aged 53
O'NEILL Thomas Victor
- born 1926
- 13 June 1976 aged 50
O'NEILL, Annie
- nothing recorded
- a spinster
O'NEILL, Catherine
- nothing recorded
- married
O'NEILL, Catherine Donelly
- born 1860
- 1871 age 11
O'NEILL, Daniel James
- born 1916
- 1916 aged 12 days
O'NEIL, David
- born 1892
- 29 August 1941 aged 49
O'NEILL, Francis Joseph
- born 1902
- 24 May 1968 aged 66
O'NEILL, James
- nothing recorded
O'NEILL, James
- born 1883
- 15 June 1961 aged 78
O'NEILL, James Stafford
- born 1868
- 6 January 1937 aged 69
- possibly this James
O'NEILL, Jane Duncan
- born 1871
- widow in Gover St, New Plymouth
- 1 December 1942 aged 72
O'NEIL, John Vincent
- nothing recorded
- a child
O'NEILL, Joseph Aloysius
- nothing recored
O'NEILL, Kathleen
- nothing recorded
- a Spinster
O'NEILL, Kevin Cornwall
- born 1934
- lived in Bracken St
- 12 November 1951 aged 17
O'NEILL, Lucy Gilbert
- born 1904
- living in Adventure St New Plymouth
- 7 July 1993 aged 89
O'NEILL, Martin Patrick
- nothing recorded
- Letter Carrier
O'NEILL, Mary
- nothing recorded
O'NEILL, Patrick
- born 1933
- Military Settler
- 3 June 1865 aged 32
O'NEILL, Rose Ann
- born 1893
- widow in Bulteel St, New Plymouth
- 28 August 1942 aged 49
O'NEILL, Thomas
- Bushman
- nothing recorded
O'NEILL, Infant Stillborn
- 30 September 1925
O'NEILL Barry
- born 1937
- 26 June 1938 aged 1
O'NEILL Eliza Julia
- born 1875
- 31 January 1927 aged 52
O'NEILL John Harold
- born 1905
- 28 July 1921 aged 16
O'NEILL Murray William
- born 1958
- 22 September 1978 aged 20
O'NEILL Patricia Margaret
- born ?
- 24 December 1995 age not recorded
O'NEILL Selwyn Richard
- born 1932
- 1 November 2007 aged 75
O'NEILL William Alexander
- born 1870
- 20 August 1963 aged 93
O'NEILL, John Mitchell (Rev Father) (Jack)
- born 1928
- 27 March 2001 aged 73
O'NEILL Kathleen Sarah
- born 1896
- 27 October 1971 aged 65
O'NEILL Richard Walter
- born 1910
- 1968 aged 58
O'NEIL, John
- born 1896
- 27 January 1911 aged 15
O'NEIL, Julia
- born 26 October 1890
- 13 May 1982 aged 91
- ashes interred with Patrick O'Neil
O'NEIL, Mary
- born 1874
- 10 December 1903 aged 29
O'NEIL, Patrick
- born 27 June 1892
- 15 September 1976 aged 94
- ashes interred with Julia O'Neil
O'NEILL, Denise Anne
- born 1939
- lived in Stratford
- 17 November 2005 aged 66
O'NEILL, Elsie Mary 89 Years
- born 1897
- widow in Tukapa St, New Plymouth
- 7 April 1986 aged 89
O'NEILL, Hugh Anthony
- born 1932
- 25 January 2009 76
O'NEILL, John Grant
- born 1947
- 23 June 2010 age 73
O'NEILL, Miriam
- born 1886
- widow at Wairau Rd, Oakura
- 15 October 1976 aged 90
- ashes at Garden Of Remembrance
O'NEILL, Stephen Charles
born 1961
- was living in Stratford
- 24 February 2004 aged 43
O'NEILL, William George
- born 1900
- was a Farmer
- lived in Tukapa st, New Plymouth
- 6 September 1977 aged 77
Mount Egmont / Mount Taranaki
Charles Burgess MANN - Karori, Wellington
a message from spooner 10 nov 2011:
... I note that you have information on Charles and Minnie Mann's children Hazel and Leo.
I am related to Charles Burgess Mann and looking for details of Hazel and Leo. Are you able to pass on any information regarding children, deaths etc
Charles Burgess MANN (1861-1943) was born in Lyttelton, Christchurch, a son of Thomas & Cordelia (1835-1904) MANN
- he married Minnie Ursula COLE (1863-1937) in 1890
they lived in Karori, Wellington
their known children were:
1/ 1896 - ? Leo Furham Hardbattle MANN
- he served in WWI for New Zealand as:
* Serial No.: 3/951
* First Known Rank: Private
* Next of Kin: C.B. Mann (father), Hatton St, Karori, Wellington
* Marital Status: Single
* Enlistment Address: Hatton Street, Karori
* Military District: Wellington
* Body on Embarkation: 6th Reinforcements
* Embarkation Unit: Medical Corps
* Embarkation Date: 14 August 1915
* Place of Embarkation: Wellington, New Zealand
* Transport: HMNZT 27 OR 28
* Vessel: Willochra or Tofua
* Destination: Suez, Egypt
- Leo married Mary Jane DWYER in 1920
- he served in WWII for Australia:
* Serial Number: N77434
* posting at discharge: 11 Garrison Battalion
- in 1932 he is in Sydney and marries Ruby Ellen WINSTANLEY
2/ 1900 - ? NR (Not Recorded) MANN (daughter)
- NR usually indicating a born still baby
3 30 Sept 1901 - 1993 Hazel Lesley MANN
- Hazel married William Mathewson NAIRN (1900-1959) in 1925
TIMELINE for Charles
16 March 1900
MANN - On the 16th March, 1900, at her resience, the wife of C. B. Mann, of a daughter
10 April 1909
Mr Charles B. Mann, who has been appointed superintendent of the Post and Telegraph Stores Department in succession to Mr John Black, retired on superannuation, was born at Lyttelton, where his father, the late Mr Thos. Mann, was a Government officer. Educated at St. Michael and All Angels' Grammar School in Christchurch, Mr Chas. Mann entered the Telegraph Department in Wellington in 1879, and two years later he became assistant storekeeper, a position which he has occupied ever since
8 March 1912
Mr and Mrs C. B. Mann, of Karori, go South to-night, on a visit to Christhurch
2 November 1920
MANN-DWYER - On the 2nd November, 1920, at Wellington, Leo, only son of Mr and Mrs C. B. Mann, of Haitaitai, Wellington, to Mary, elder daughter of the late Mr Michael Dwyer, and Mrs R. Dwyer, of Kirkcaldy, Scotland
26 August 1921
The officers of the Stores Branch of the Post and Telegraph Departmnet held a smoke concert in the Scottish Hall on Wednesday night for the purpose of saying farwell to Mr C. B. Mann, who recently retired from the position of Controller of Stores after having served 42 years with the Department ... more at link
13 July 1927
... Leo Mann, for using an unregistered motor-lorry, 1
15 October 1927
Mr and Mrs C. B. MANN, desire to thank their friends for their kind sympathy and floral tributes in their recent sad bereavement
... (only sad bereavement found of that approx date was the death of Lucy Maude MANN aged 3 OR Lynley May NAIRN aged 4 days)
May 1933
... In the "old timers" match the A team, captained by Mitchinson, defeated the B team led by A. J. Griffiths. The match was treated with no more seriousness than usually attaches to such fixtures, and the referee, Mr W. J. Wallace, caused further amusement by ordering one of the players off the field for "questionable conduct"
The parade was led by the club captain, H. Wilson, carrying the club's banner, and he was followed by six 1883 members, Messrs A. F. Wiren (president), W. Beck, S. Dacon, E. Bull, W. Randell and C. B. MANN ... more at link PHOTO of Charles Burgess Mann in centre row. He is 2nd from left, incorrectly named as C. R. Mann
10 July 1937
MANN - On July 10th 1937, Minnie Ursula, beloved wife of Charles Burgess Mann and mother of Mrs W. M. Nairn. Private Interment
- (note no mention of son Leo, possibly deceased?)
- Minnie was 74 years old. She was cremated at Karori
7 June 1943
MANN - The Friends of the late Charles Burgess Mann, 14 Rata Rd., are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave our Chapel, 25 Kent Tce., on Monday, June 7 1943, at conclusion of Service, which will commence at 10 a.m., for the Crematorium, Karori
N.Z. PACIFIC LODGE, No 2
MANN - The Bretheren of the above Lodge are requested to attend the Funeral of our late Bro. Charles Burgess Mann, which will leave the Chapel of E. Morris, Hunt., Ltd., 25 Kent Tce., on Monday, June 7, 1943, at conclusion of Service which will commence at 10 a.m, for the Crematorium, Karori. By Order, W.M.
- Charles Burgess Mann died on the 4 June 1943, he was 81 years old. He was cremated at Karori
it is possible there may be more on Charles Burgess Mann and his family if you follow this link: CYCLOPEDIA of NZ WELLINGTON PROVINCE
help with Nita Henrietta HADFIELD & George Horace IVEY - New Zealand
Nita Henrietta HADFIELD was born 1 November 1907, possibly in Auckland, a daughter of George Henry HADFIELD (1880-1940) & Mabel Margaret JACKSON (1883-1969)
on 23 February 1927 Nita married George Horace IVEY (1901-1979)
I would very much like to know if they had any children and whether any of these children are still living. Please leave a comment below if you know anything
Thomas William LITTLE & Emily Mary GROVES - Kuripuni, Masterton, Wairarapa
Thomas William LITTLE (1874-1937)
- was a son of John LITTLE & Martha LOWE
Emily Mary GROVES
- was a daughter of William GROVES & Harriet ? of England
Thomas & Emily married in 1886, possibly in Masterton, Wairarapa
They lived in Kuripuni, Masterton
the 12 known children of THOMAS & EMILY
... 1
1886 - 1893 Charles William Little
- Charles was born 8 October 1886
- he died 24 January 1893 aged 6.3
- he is not found in Masterton cemetery. Were they not yet living there??
... 2
1888 - Mary Ellen Little
- married Sydney COE in 1905
- their daughter Olive May Coe, married Charles Richard TORSTENSON, father of Kathleen Torstenson who married Mary Ellen's brother George Thomas Little (below)
- (see also ... COE family WAIRARAPA)
13 June 1905 ... A girl, named Ellen Little, aged about eighteen years, was arrested at Masterton, this morning, by Constable Brosnahan, of Woodville, on a charge of having committed perjury at a Coroner's inquiry, held in Woodville, on 19th May ... see notes below
... 3
1890 - 1961 George Thomas Little
- George married Mary Alice DALEY in 1915
- he remarried to Kathleen Pytholia Marion TORSTENSON (1925-2010)
- his sister, Mary Ellen Little (above), married Sidney COE in Masterton in 1905. It was their daughter Olive May Coe who married Kathleen's father, Charles Richard Torstenson
- George died in Papakura, Auckland 27 November 1961 age 71
... 4
1893 - Alice Jane Little
- married Herbert William DEVENPORT (1883-1943) in 1909
- Herbert was born in Masterton, 1 of 13 children of George Henry (1847-1930) & Jane (1854-1925) DEVENPORT who were living in Upper Plain Rd, Masterton in 1906 & Westbush Rd in 1915
- 1 son found to date for Herbert & Alice:
19 Nov 1909 - 29 April 1992 Frederick Sidney Devenport (buried Riverside, Masterton)
... 5
1894 - Alfred Thomas Little
- Alfred married Georgina DAVIS in ?
... 6
1896 - Thomas William Little
... 7
1898 - Emily Mary Little
- Emily married Herbert MARSHALL in 1915
... 8
1899 - Minnie Selina Little
- born 11 April 1899, Minnie died 19 May 1978 aged 78
- Minnie married Ernest MADDERN (1895-1966) in 1917
- Ernest was born in Australia. He served n WWI as Lance Corporal 45881. His NEXT OF KIN was his father Albert James Maddern (1866-1941) of Ruawhata, Pahiatua ... OF NOTE - there is an Ernest Alfred James Maddern, born January 1919 who died aged 5 months on 25 May 1919 and is buried Plot 3, Grave 3, Block 3 at Mangatainoka, Pahiatua. Probably a son of Ernest & Minnie
- Minnie next married William Frederick LIDDICOAT (1885-1947) in 1920
- William was the 1st of 13 children (9 of them sons) of William LIDDICOAT (1858-1945) & Alice Ann SMITH (1866-1943). He served in WWI as Private 10/1883. His NEXT OF KIN was his father William Liddicoat of Mangaweka. Alice Ann died in Marton 29 July 1943. William died in Feilding, 28 Dec 1945, & they buried in Mt View cemetery, Marton
- Minnie next married ? PATTERSON
... 9
1904 - Lily Jane?-May? Little
- Lily married Frederick William GROVES (1888-1969) in 1920
- Frederick was the 2nd of 7 children of Frank GROVES (1861-1952), born Milton-Under-Wychwood, Oxfordshire, England to Edward GROVES & Eliza RYAN and Ellen MAISEY (1864-1943), born Fullbrook, Oxfordshire, England to William MAISEY (1836-1879) & Martha RANDALL (1842-1922)
- Frank & Ellen married 10 November 1884 in Woodville, died in Makomako and are buried in Mangahao-Ballance cemetery, Pahiatua
... 10
1907 - 1907 Ivy Eveline Little
- Ivy died 1 June 1907 aged 3 weeks
- she is buried at Archer St Masterton
... 11
1908 - ? Ivy Eveline Little
... 12
1910 - Olive Agnes Little
- anything in (italics) is my additional info
23 May 1905
... At the enquiry at Woodville into a fire which destroyed the house of T. W. Little, evidence showed that Little had bought furniture in Palmerston North and taken over 50 insurance on it. He had afterwards removed to Woodville, and it appeared that certain furniture had been sent to Masterton. The evidene of Little was that certain items of this furniture had been lent to him by his father, to whom it had been returned, and that other items belonged to his daughter. The verdict of the jury was that there was no evidence to show the origin of the fire, but the jury wished to express the opinion that the majority of the articles mentioned in the proof of loss were not in the house at the time of fire, and that the evidence of the Litlle family was very unsatisfactory
13 June 1905
... A girl, named Ellen Little, aged about eighteen years, was arrested at Masterton, this morning, by Constable Brosnahan, of Woodville, on a charge of having committed perjury at a Coroner's inquiry, held in Woodville, on 19th May
The circumstances connected with the case are that the girl's father, Thomas William Little,had his furniture heavily insured, and the whole was alleged to have been destroyed by a fire, which occurred on 10th April, in the house in which he was then living. There were suspicious circumstances, and an inquiry was held. Certain of the articles which were alleged to have been destroyed were supposed to have been found in the possession of his daughter, Ellen Little, but she swore in her evidence that she had purchased them at Palmerston North.
The girl's arrest this morning, on a charge of perjury, is the result of further evidence having been obtained by the polie. The accused, who has been living in a house at Kuripuni for some time (her condition being such as to elicit sympathy on her behalf) was charged with the offence at the Police Court, to-day, before Mr T. Duncan, J.P., and remanded,on her own recoginsance of 5, to appear at Woodville, on the 22nd inst.
17 May 1907 - CHARGE OF ASSAULT in MASTERTON MAGISTRATE'S COURT, Friday
... John LITTLE (1825-1913), an old age-pensioner, was charged with unlawfully assaulting his son, Thomas William Little, the said offence being ommitted on May 11th.
Defendant pleaded not guilty
Informant, who was blind (then aged 32), deposed that his father came over on the day in question, and after some conversation regarding informant's children, wanted to fight one of the latter, who was present. Witness interfered, and defendant tackled him and committed the assault complained of.
P.C. Buckthought deposed to being called to the house by informant's son. Found the defendant holding informant down on the floor by the wrists. Knew nothing about the cause of the disturbance.
Defendant, in defence, said he was remonstrating with his son for not keeping his children in check.
His Worship dismissed the information, advising defendant to keep away from his son in future.
22 August 1913
... Mr John Little, an old resident of Masterton, died at the Hospital last night. Mr Little, who was 88 years of age, had been an inmate of the Solway Home for some time, but owing to his weak state of health he was recently transferred to the Masterton Hospital for treatment
the GUNNER of New Zealand
if you have any information on any of the GUNNER in New Zealand please leave a comment below
GUNNER marriages in New Zealand 1892 - 1931:
... the Gunner GROOMS
Albert Cyril Gunner (1906-1969)
- married Esther Charlott REED (1903-1988) in 1930
- daughter of John REED & Charlotte BIRD
- Albert was cremated at Waitakere, auckland
Arthur John Gunner
- married Harriet Amelia FAIRBRASS in 1903
they had:
1894 - Arthur John Edward Swift Gunner
1895 - 1896 Albert Edward Swift Gunner in 1895
- Albert died aged 5 months
Eric Gunner (1907-1998)
- married Verna Eliza GREGORY (1909-1991) in 1927
- daughter of James Henry GREGORY & Marion May McMINN
Herbert Henry Arthur Gunner (1899-1986)
- married Violet Harriet Muriel KAY (1896-1988) in Canterbury 1931
- daughter of John KAY & Sarah RUSSELL
Herbert Preston Gunner (1875-1971)
- born in Winton, died in Auckland
- married Amelia BALL (1879-1964) in 1898
- daughter of George & Sarah BALL, she is buried at Waikaraka, Auckland
they had:
1900 - 1979 Lewis Edward John Gunner
1901 - 1901 Roy Vivian Gunner
- Roy died aged 3 months
1902 - 1986 Alexandra Amelia Marie Gunner
1904 - 1981 Horace James Gunner
1906 - 1969 Albet Cyril Gunner
1907 - 1998 Eric Gunner
1910 - 1996 Maurice Rupert Gunner
Horace James Gunner (1904-1981)
- son of Herbert Preston GUNNER & Amelia BALL
- married Phoebe Alice LOUDEN (1906-1948) in 1926
- daughter of James Albert Edward LOUDEN & Phoebe CROSS
- their known children"
1926 - 2008 Thomas Jack Gunner
James Gunner
Raymond Ronald Gunner
William Gunner
Lewis Edward Gunner (1873-1927)
- born in Victoria, Australia
- married Alice Maria FAIRBRASS (1870-1922) in 1892
they had:
1893 - Alice Mary Swift Gunner
- after the death of his wife Alice, he was the donor of the Alice Gunner Memorial Prize for Cornet Player competitions, himself being the foremost player in the Dominion at the time
- Lewis died in Christchurch after being run down by a tram
- buried with Alice at Sydenham
Lewis Edward John Gunner (1900-1979)
son of Herbert Preston GUNNER & Amelia BALL
- married Olive May BULL (1907-1997) in 1925
- daughter of Robert Charles BULL & Helena STEHR
William Amos Gunner (see comments)
- married Jessie INGMIRE in 1925
... the Gunner BRIDES
Alexandra Millie Marie Gunner (1902-1986)
- born Dunedin ?
- died in Morrinsville
- married Luka DEVCICH (1884-1959) in 1924
- Luka was born in Podgora, Croatia & died in Morrinsville
Irene Flora Gunner (1897-1969)
- married Philip Norman RUNDLE (1883-1941) in 1931
- son of Edwin RUNDLE & Elizabeth Ann BUTLER
- some birth dates may be based on age at death -
Albert Cyril Gunner
- born 1905
- died 1969 aged 64
Albert Edward Gunner
- born September 1895 in Christchurch
- died 15 Feb 1896 age 5 months
- lived 30 Stewart St, Christchurch
- buried Plot 80NEC - BLOCK 23 at Linwood cemetery
Alice Maria Swift Gunner (nee FAIRBRASS)
- born 1870
- live 356 Madras St, Christchurch
- died 1922 aged 52
- buried Plot 29 - Block 23C at Sydenham, Christchurch
Alice Marion Gunner
- born January 1894 in Christchurch
- lived in Stewart st, Christchurch
- died 27 June 1899 aged 5.6
- buried Plot 29 - Block 23C at Sydenham Cemetery
Amelia Gunner
- born 1879
- died 31 December 1964 aged 85
- buried Area 5 Block E Lot No 607 at Waikaraka, Auckland
Benjamin Maston Gunner
- born 16 September 1903
- died 1985 aged 82
Decimus Francis Gunner
- born 1914
- died 15 January 1942 aged 28
- buried Area 4 Block B Lot No 427 at Waikaraka, Auckland
Dorothy Louisa Gunner
- born 4 November 1899
- died 6 Dec 1992 aged 93
- her ashes buried SOLDIERS ASH BURIAL K Row 1b, Plot 183 Waitakere
Eric Gunner
- born 1 August 1907
- Eric was a Storeman
- died 9 February 1998 aged 90
- he was cremated at Waitakere, Auckland
Eric Noel Gunner
- born 7 May 1901
- lived at 51B Burns st, Dunedin
- died 26 October 1983 aged 82 in Dunedin
- buried Plot 17 - BLock 2A Soldiers Interment at Andersons Bay Cemetery
Esther Charlotte Gunner
- born 6 February 1903
- died 17 March 1988 aged 85
- she was cremated at Waitakere, Auckland
Gloria Francis Gunner
- born 1935
- died 20 November 1983 agd 48
- she was cremated at Purewa, Auckland
Grace Winifred Gunner
- born 23 December 1914
- married Gordon Davies
- died 2010 aged 96
Gregory Spencer Gunner
- born 1960
- died 13 November 2002 aged 42
- he was cremated at Purewa, Aucland
Henry Gunner
- born 1850 in England
- lived at Cardrona, goldrush township, Otago
- died 7 April 1877 aged 27
- buried Plot 12 - Block 70 at Northern Cemetery, Dunedin
Herbert Henry Arthur Gunner
- born 22 February 1899 in Christchurch
- he was a Caretaker
- died 12 March 1986 aged 87
- buried Plot 71 - Block 17 at Ruru Lawn Cemetery, Christchurch with Violet
Herbert Preston Gunner
- born 1875
- died 30 July 1971 aged 96
- buried Area 5 Block E Lot No 607 at Waikaraka, Auckland
Horace James Gunner
- born 18 September 1904
- died 27 September 1981 aged 77
- he was cremated at Purewa, Auckland
Jessie Francis Gunner (aka BATESON)
- born 1884
- died 15 September 1967 aged 83
- he was cremated at Purewa, Aucland
John Gunner
- born 1843 in England
- lived at 33 Richmond Terrace, Christchurch
- died 26 April 1924 aged 80
- buried Plot 30 - Block 23C at Sydenham Cemetery with Marion & Roy Vivian
John Clarence Gunner
- born 29 November 1908
- died 15 August 1980 aged 71
- he was cremated at Purewa, Auckland
Kathleen Mary Gunner
- born 19 June 1910
- wife of Maurice Rupert Gunner
- died 11 June 1982 aged 1 week from 72
- cremated at Hamilton Park Cemetery
Lewis Edward John Gunner
- born 5 June 1900
- died 8 August 1979 aged 79
- he was cremated at Purewa, Auckland
Louis Edward Gunner
- born 1873 in Victoria, Australia
- lived in Redcliffs, Christhurch
- was a Mail Sorter
- died 3 June 1927 aged 54 as a result of an accident with a Tramcar
- buried Plot 29 - Block 23C at Sydenham Cemetery
Marion Gunner
- born 1835 in England
- lived at 33 Richmond Terrace, Christchurch
- died 11 August 1922 aged 87
- buried Plot 30 - Block 23C at Sydenham with John & Roy Vivian and next to Louis & Alice
Maurice Rupert Gunner
- born 31 May 1910
- married Kathleen Mary ?
- lived in Te Kuiti
- died 5 June 1996 aged 86
- cremated at Hamilton Park Cemetery
Naomi Gunner
- born 24 May 1908
- died 1980 aged 72
Nellie Gunner
- born 1906
- died 22 November 1965 aged 59
- buried Area 5 Block D Lot No 370 at Waikaraka, Auckland
Olive Jean Gunner
- born 19 August 1926
- married ? Ballanytne
- died 2007 aged 81
Olive May Gunner
- born 11 August 1907
- died 1997 age 90
Phoebe Alice Gunner
- born 1908
- died January 1948 aged 40
- buried at Piako lawn Cemetery, Morrinsville
Robert James Gunner
- born 25 October 1927
- died 31 January 1978 age 50
- he was cemated at Purewa, Auckland
Roy Edward Derl Gunner
- born October 1930
- died 26 December 1930 age 2 months
- he is buried NONCONFORMIST DIVISION D Row 12, Plot 7, Waitakere
Roy Vivian Gunner
- born July 1901 in New Zealand
- lived at Dewsbury Lane, Sydenham, Christchurch
- died 13 October 1901 aged 3 months
- buried Plot 30 - Block 23C at Sydenham with John & Marion
Thomas Jack Gunner
- born 9 September 1926
- lived in Waiomu
- died 29 February 2008 aged 82
- buried PUBL-E6-0009 Totara Memorial Park Cemetery, Thames
Verna Eliza Gunner
- born 9 September 1909
- died 25 April 1991 aged 81
- she was cremated at Waitakere, Auckland
Violet Harriett Muriel Gunner (nee KAY)
- born 23 August 1896 in Timaru
- died 17 May 1988 aged 92
- buried Plot 71 - Block 17 at Ruru Lawn, Christchurch with Herbert
Alfred William CANTRILL + Elizabeth Florence TERRILL - Thames, Waikato
Alfred William CANTRILL (1861-1918) &
Elizabeth Florence TERRILL (1865-1934)
were married 25 Jan 1887, Madras St., central Christchurch
their children were:
... 1
1887 - 1888 Florence Eleanor Cantrill
- Florence died aged 5 months
... 2
1888 - 1918 Alfred John Cantrill
- Alfred died aged 57
... 3
1890 - 1890 Arthur William Cantrill
- Arthur died aged 2 months
... 4
1892 - 1892 Lida Gertrude Cantrill
- Lida died aged 7 months
... 5
1893 - 1893 Dora Cantrill
- Dora died aged 4 months
... 6
1896 - 1896 Joseph Cantrill
- Joseph died aged 3 weeks
... 7
1897 - 1898 John Phillip Cantrill
- John died 24 Feb 1898 aged 6 months
- he is buried with sister Annie
- PLOT 2581 - PUBL at Shortland cemetery, Thames
... 8
1898 - 1951 John Robert Willoughby Terrill Cantrill
- married Henrietta Elsie ?
- John died aged 52
... 9
1900 - Myrtle Cantrill
- Myrtle married Richard George Firth COCKROFT in 1922
... 10
1901 - 1941 Alfred Joseph Cantrill
- in 1917 Alfred and his mate Cecil Strange wnet missing (see timeline below)
- Corporal 23919 with the 24th Infantry Battalion WWII
- died at sea 9 December 1941 on the POW ship JANTZEN
... On the 8 December 1941, the 8000 ton Italian ship Jason (also known as the Jantzen) left Benghazi for Italy with 2100 Prisoners of War from the North African campaign. On the 9 December the Jason was struck by a torpedo from the British submarine Porpoise - around 500 prisoners were killed including 45 New Zealanders
- Alfred's memorial at Column 101 - El Alamein, Matruh, Egypt
... 11
1902 - 1903 Thomas Terrill Cantrill
- Thomas died aged 15 months
- he is buried in LOT 141 - BLOCK B at WAIHI Public Cemetery
... 12
1903 - Sarah Cantrill
- Sarah married Thomas MITCHELL in 1923
... 13
1905 - 1990 Ivy Cantrill
- born in Thames, Coromandel
- Ivy had a base born son in 1925. He was named James Gordon Cantrill & was adopted at the age of 15 months by George Henry (1881-1940) & Mabel (nee Jackson 1882-1969) Hadfield of Grey Lynn, Auckland. James died in Brisbane in 2010 aged 85
- Ivy had a base born daughter on 26 Aug 1927. She was named Florence 'Merle' Cantrill and was possibly adopted by Ivy's husband William Scott. Not yet known if she had the same father as James. Florence married Clarence Robert Athol STEPHENS (17 Nov 1924-14 April 2004)
- Ivy married William Ernest Walter Felix SCOTT in 1930
- in 1931 (at least), they were living in Richmond Block, Napier (in March 1928 the Harbour Board released three blocks: AWATOTO 540 acres; RICHMOND, 300 acres and McDONALD 540 acres) for rural settlement)
- they had 2 children: Marie & Lawrence Scott
- Ivy & William later divorced & she may have remarried
IVY CANTRILL died 30 June 1990 aged 85
... 14
1906 - 1906 Annie Cantrill
- Annie died 20 Oct 1906 aged 5 months
- she is buried with brother John Phillip
- PLOT 2581 - PUBL at Shortland cemetery, Thames
12 January 1899 DEATH
... TERRILL, On January 11th, at the granddaughter's residence (Mrs A. Cantrill) Davy street, Thames, Jane Terrill, aged 78 years .. (another reads Kirkwood street). Jane Terrill was born in Redruth, Cornwall about 1820. She is buried PUBL-PLOT-2581, Shortland cemetery, Thames with John Richard Terrill who was born 2 March 1844 also in Redruth, Cornwall & died 1 Oct 1907
18 July 1906- THAMES MINERS UNION
... Vice-President: R. W. Wilson and A. Cantrill
2 March 1914 - LOST at THAMES
... On February 20th, Gold Guard (Kruger sovereign attached). 1 reward - A. Cantrill, Irishtown
19 December 1916 - CENTRAL SCHOOL, THAMES
The following is the prize list:-
not missed more than five half-days during the year:
... Standard Two:-
* Alan Brodie
* Ronnie Cameron
* Percy Dennerly
* Jack Wilton
* Ivy Cantrill
* Gwen Grant
* Edna Urwin
* Doris Wilkinson
22 March 1917 - CENTRAL SCHOOL, THAMES
... Swimming Sports - Girls events:-
RELAY RACE - Standard 6
* W. Grubb
* B. Baker
* J. McKinnon
* C. Houghton
* S. Cantrill - 1 (Sarah)
22 August 1917 - THAMES
... Two boys left the Thames on a pig hunting trip on Saturday, intending to return on Sunday, but have not yet returned. Their absence is causing considerable anxiety, and search parties have been out for the last two days. The missing lads, Cecil Strange and Alfred Cantrill, are 17 and 16 years of age respectively
... Two boys, named Strange and Cantrill, were brought home again after spending a night in the scrub. It appears that they lost the track and became "bushed", the thick scrub tearing their clothes and flesh. Finally they reached a settlement where they obtained food and rest. They had been without food for about thirty hours. The first search party from Thames brought them back
3 August 1918 - THANKS
... Mrs CANTRILL and Family desire to thank Dr. Walshe, the Matron, and Nurses of the Thames Hospital for their untiring attention to the late Mr A. W. Cantrill while under their care; also the Thames Old Boys' Association for their kind assistance and sympathy
27 September 1918 - THAMES OLD BOYS
... In the annual report of the Thames Old Boys' Association regret was expressed at the death of Brothers:
* T. Jackson (Thomas, aged 72)
* A. Hanlon
* A. Cantrill
* J. O'Brien
all highly esteemed members, whose death was a great loss to the Association
29 March 1920 - EDWIN FORD's DEATH
... EVIDENCE AT INQUEST - An inquest was held this morning at the Courtouse before Mr W. H. Lucas, J.P., into the circumstances surrounding the death of Edwin Ford whose body was found yesterday
... Sarah Cantrill, aged 17, living in Waiokaraka Road, stated that yesterday she and her sister went out to search for deceased up towards the Waiotahi ridge among the ti-trees. After an hour and a half witness and her sister found the body in the scrub in a little gully at the head of the Collarbone Creek
20 May 1943 - ROLL OF HONOUR
... CANTRILL, Alfred J., CORPORAL. Mrs Vera Cantrill (wife), 15 Day street, Newton, Auckland. Vera died 26 May 1983 aged 88 and is buried in Purewa, Auckland
Charles MAIDMENT + Hannah PICKERING - New Zealand
CHARLES MAIDMENT was born about 1816 in UK
he arrived in Marlborough, New Zealand, prior to 1859 when he married Hannah PICKERING at Wairau
they had 9 chilren and can be seen at above link
1860 - Sarah Maidment
1862 - Edment Maidment
1864 - Mary Esther Maidment
1866 - William Henry Maidment
1868 - Walter Maidment
1869 - Eliza Maidment
1871 - Mary Elizabeth Maidment
1873 - Emily Maidmet
1875 - Maude Maidment
1883 - Samuel Maidment Rowe, see story below
a TIMELINE for Charles Maidment:
- all this info is at his link above with a number of extra links -
16 July 1859 - MARRIED
- On the 16th July, at Wairau, by the Rev. T. D. Nicholson, Mr. Charles Maidment, of Manuka Cottage, Fox Island, to Hannah, eldest daughter of Mr. William Pickering, of Richmond
1 November 1862
Victoria, by the grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Queen, to SAMUEL KINGDON, of Trafalgar-street, in the City of Nelson, in the Province of Nelson, in the Colony of New Zealand, soliciitor, greeting
... WHEREAS, an ACTION is now pending in our Supreme Court of New Zealand, in the Middle District, between THOMAS BATCHELOR, of the City of Nelson, in the said Province of Nelson, Shoemaker, Plaintiff, and CHARLES MAIDMENT, late of Wairau, in the Province of Marlborough, in the said colony, Grazier, now out the said colony, Defendant, and in order that the plaintiff may proceed in the said action, we command you that you do RETAIN and KEEP all and singular, the moneys and Chattels, Books of Accounts, Bills, Bonds, Notes, Securities, and other PROPERTY of whatsoever nature, in the custody or under the control of you at the time of the service of this writ, belonging to the above-named CHARLES MAIDMENT, or to or in which the said CHARLES MAIDMENT shall at that time be legally or equiably entitled, or otherwise beneficially invested, and all debts of every kind then due by you to such defendant, although the same or part thereof may be payable only at a future day:
And we further command you that you in your own proper person be and appear before our said Court, or a Judge thereof, sitting at Chambers, at the City of Nelson aforesaid, on the 19th day of January next, at Ten o`clock in the foremoon, then and there to be examined, touching the premises, and to do and to receive what shall then and there be considered of you in that behalf, this you shall in no wise omit
- (Seal of the Supreme Court of New Zealand) - Witness,
- ALEXANDER JAMES JOHNSTON, Esquire, a Judge of the Supreme Court
- of New Zealand, at Nelson, the 28th day of October, 1862
This writ was issued by HENRY ADAMS, of Hardy-street, in the City of Nelson,in the Province of Nelson, in New Zealand, Solicitor for the plaintiff. If you part with any of the defendant`s property or pay any debts due to him, you will become personally responsible to the plaintiff
6 December 1866 - ELECTION OF WARDENS
An election of Wardens for the Horikiwi Road District was held on the 9th ult., when Messrs. Francis Fisk and Charles Maidment were elected in the room of Messrs. John White and Noel Camerson resigned
For the Tukapu Road District, Messrs. George Morris, Edward Edwards and William Woodman have been elected in the room of Messrs. John Ford, Friend Hook, and Henry Taylor
25 November 1867 - HOROKIWI ROAD DISTRICT
- Provincial Secretary`s Office Wellington
NOTICE has been given to this Office, under the hand of the undermentioned Chairman, that at a meeting of the Ratepayers, held on the 19th of November, 1867, the following persons were elected members of the Board of Wardens for the ensuing two years, viz, Mr:-
Francis FISK
John SOWERBY
Charles MAIDMENT
Thomas BRODERICK
Richard RELF
Henry DAMANT, Chairman
W. HICKSON, Provincial Secretary
4 December 1869 - TENDERS
Provincial Secretary`s Office, Wellington, 10th Nov., 1869
The following Tenders are published for general information - For Rock cutting at the Gorges, 5 Chains more or less:
C. Maidment ... 78 15 0d - accepted
W. Bassett ... 80 0 0d - delined
John Till ... 2s 2 per yard - declined
C. White ... 185 0 0d - declined
7 February 1873 - SUB CONTRACTING
Charles Maidment sued A. A. Hunter for 48 2s 6d due upon one contract, and 24 2s 4d upon two others. The contracts were all entered into at differnt times, though all were being carried on simultaneously. Mr Buckley, who appeared for the defendant, pointed out that the case did not come within the jurisdiction of the Court, as the payments which had been made to plaintiff had not been made on any particular contract, but on the whole work in hand. Mr Ollivier combatted this view of the case, on the plea that all the contracts were not only disjoined as well as takem at different periods, but the conditions and rates of pay were also different. After portion of the evidence had been taken the magistrate said he felt considerable doubt as to the question of jurisdiction, and as the absence of a material witness for plaintiff would prevent the case from being concluded at once he suggested a short adjournment. By mutual agreement Saturday next was fixed for the rehearing
12 April 1873
- CORBETT v MAIDMENT
I will on MONDAY, the 14th day of APRIL, 1873, at 12 0`clock noon, sell, or cause to be sold, all the right, title, and interest of C. Maidment, in and to a certain horse, cart, and harness, seized by me under warrant issued from Resident Magistrate`s Court, Wellington, in above case
- BLAKE BUTLER - Constable
19 January 1874 - TENDERS
The following tenders for road metal were accepted:-
Gorges to Mungaroa, JAMES BROWN, 2s per yard
Ngahauranga to Hutt Bridge, F. ROE, 2s 6d per yard
Hutt Bridge to Black Bridge, C. MAIDMENT, 2s 6d per yard
Black Bridge to Gorge, C. MAIDMENT, 3s per yard
7 April 1876 - TENDERS
Teners were directed to be called for work in the Peninsula and Ohiro districts. The tender of Charles Colson and Elijah short, for metalling the Taita road, was acepted, subjet to the approval of the overseer. The tender of W. Rouse, W. R. Welch, C. Maidment, and Giles Edwards were declinded
12 November 1878 - EPUNI RATEPAYERS
- TO HENRY BUNNY, Esq., M.H.R.
WE, the undersigned Ratepayers of the Epuni Riding, request that you will allow yourself to be Nominated at the forthcoming Election, to represent us in the Epuni Riding, and we will do our utmost to ensure your return:-
Mrs CUDBY
Robert SMITH
Frederick BROWNE
John DEVINE
George SCRIMSHAW
Edwin JACKSON
George HILL
Alfred COLSON
Thomas BURT
20 February 1883 - DOMESTIC INFELICITY
Charles Maidment was charged with having made use of threatening language towards his wife, Hannah Maidment, wherefore she prayed that he might be bound over to keep the peace towards her. Mr. H. H. Travers appeared for the complainant and Mr. Edward Shaw for the accused, who denied the offence. The prosecutrix deposed that she had lived a most unhappy life with her husband, and had been obliged to leave the house and go to service. Some days ago she met the defendant, who said he would blow her brains out if she continued to go to Roe`s house at the Lower Hutt. In cross-examination by Mr Shaw, the witness said that she had deserted her husband for the purpose of living with Roe. She was not cohabiting with that person. She admitted that she had shown her daughter linen intended for a child about to be born, but denied she told the girl that it was for a child by Roe. She had been separated from her husband for over a year. At this stage Mr Travers said the revelation had taken him by surprise, and he did not intend to proceed further with it. The information was dismissed with costs
1 March 1883
- 9Samuel ROE is also written ROWE in other publications)
Samuel ROE & Charles MAIDMENT - At the Resident Magistrate`s Court, Lower Hutt, yesterday, before Mr. H. S. Wardell, R.M., Samuel Roe and John Gooch were charged with having assaulted Charles Maidment. Mr. W. T. L. Travers appeared for the accused, and pleaded Not Guilty. Mr Shaw was for the complainant, who desposed that he was 61 (? 67) years of age. Two years ago his wife left him and went to live with Roe. She had borne him nine children. On the 15th instant Roe and Gooch struck him over the head with a whip, and one of them kicked him two or three times. Elizabeth Maidment, daughter of proseutor, also gave evidence, in the course of which she said that her mother had told her the youngest child was not the complainants. For the defence, Roe deposed that he struck prosecutor after the latter had assaulted him. Elizabeth Gooch gave evidence that she heard Maidment threaten to split Roe`s head open. Mrs Maidment was living with Roe as his housekeeper. John Gooch and Mrs Maidment were also examined. The evidence disclosed a sad state of affairs. The Court held the offence proved, and Roe was fined 40s and costs, being also bound over to keep the peace. Gooch was mulcted in a penalty of 20s and costs
9 April 1883 - MAIDMENT v MAIDMENT
- divorce and matrimonia, causes jurisdiction.
Charles MAIDMENT petitioner, of Wellington, contractor, sues for dissolution of marriage on the ground`s of the repondent`s alleged adultery with the co-respondent, Samuel ROWE, of the Hutt, settler. The parties were married at Wairau, in the Marlborough district on the 16 July 1859, the wife`s name being Hannah PICKERING. Since the marriage petitioner and his wife lived together at Wairau, and subsequently at the Hutt, and there have been issue of ten children, the eldest of whom is married to a resident in Palmerston North. The petitioner alleges that on or about the 13th June 1881, and on other occasions since that date, and on the 28th March last, the respondent committed adultery with the co-respondent at the Hutt, wherefore the petitioner prays for a decree granting the annulment of his marriage, and further seeks that the co-respondent may be ordered to pay the sum of 1000 by way of damages, together with the whole of the costs incidental to the proceedings
20 November 1883 - PARALYSIS OR DRINK ?
Charles Maidment pleaded Not Guilty to having been drunk and incapable yesterday afternoon. Constable Madden and Sergeant Lyons proved the case. The accused stoutly denied that he was drunk, asserting that he was suffering from paralysis, and not from intoxication. A fine of 5s was imposed
3 October 1890
FATAL AFFRAY AT LOWER HUTT - involving Walter Maidment (Charles`s son)-
a fight occurred at the Lower Hutt at an early hour on Tuesday morning between a number of young men and three or four Chinamen ...
the the Coroner`s Juries
the final day of the case
New Zealand Times, 27 January 1877
The Anniversary Day was marked by more accidents than we ever remember to have known previously, occur in one day. In addition to those alluded to yesterday, a fatal accident occurred at the Hutt. It appears that a lad named Henry Maidment, son of an old resident in the district, was thrown from his horse and received injuries which resulted in death. Inspector Atcheson received the following telegram from Constable Stewart yesterday:- "Mr Maidment, of the Hutt, fell off his horse on his head at 6pm yesterday, and died at 6am today. Inquest at 10am to-morrow."
- would like to know who this `lad` was ??
28 December 1897 - DEATH
MAIDMENT - On 27th December, 1897, at Petone, Walter John Maidment; aged 28 years
... the Friends of Mr E. J. Maidment are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late brother, Walter John, which will leave his residence, Jackson-street, Petone, for St James cemetery, Lower Hutt, on Wednesday, 19th December, 1897, at 2.30pm
- who was this ??
Ettie Edith MAIDMENT - Petone, New Zealand
ETTIE EDITH MAIDMENT was base born 25 May 1883 to Mary Esther Maidment and brought up with her mother`s family of 9 Gough children
16 October 1883
Charles ASHTON, a young man of about 20, denied the paternity of a male (sic) child of which Mary Esther Maidment is the mother. Mr Shaw appeared for the latter. The evidence of Miss Maidment, who resides at the Hutt, showed that the defendant, who was a country letter carrier, in receipt of a salary of 22s 6d per week, was the father of the baby, and had acknowledged the paternity. A sister of the witness proved that the young man had admitted he was the father, and had offered to contribute 2s 6d weekly toward its support. The accused, on being placed in the box, denied all the statements of the young women. On the application of Mr. Shaw, the further hearing of the case was adjourned to the Hutt
17 October 1883
- MAIDMENT v ASHTON
At the fortnightly sitting of the Hutt Court this morning, the hearing of the affiliation case of Maidment v Ashton was resumed. Evience was given by a sister of the mother of the child to the effect that the defendant, who was a country letter-carrier, had admitted the paternity of the baby, and contributed 7s 5d towards its support. The father of the girl deposed that in the course of a conversation which he had with the young man, he admitted the child was his, and offered to take it away with him. The mother declined to allow the baby to go out of her possession, and Ashton thereupon said that he would do what he could towards its maintenance. For the defence, a young man residing at the Lower Hutt stated that on several occasions he had seen the girl criminally intimate with youths residing near her father`s house. His Worship (Mr Hardcastle) adjudged Ashton to be the putative father, and ordered him to contribute 4s weekly towards the support of the child
Ettie gave birth to a base born daughter in 1901 when she was 17. She named the baby Eileen. Eileen married Victor Alexander GASKIN of Carterton (1898-1967) in 1922 as his 2nd wife ...
Ettie married Arthur KALE (1873-1948) in Petone on 2 March 1903 when she was 19 & he was 30, 3 months after her mother died diving birth to her stepsister Mary Esther Gough (not known if baby Mary survived - see Mary Esther's link above)
Arthur Kale was born 1873 in Tasmania, Australia
- son of William John KALE & Mary Kate TAYLOR
Ettie & Arthur had at least 5 children
- the known children of ARTHUR & ETTIE are:
... 1
1903 - 1956 Constance Esther Kale
- married Edward James McNAB (1899-1973)
... 2
1904 - 1948 Arthur Gordon Kale
- married Aubrey Edith Simpson HODGE
... 3
1906 - 1977 Bernard Eric Kale
- married Eileen Grace HUNT (1906-1960)
... 4
1907 - 1973 Leslie Hector Kale
- married Winifred Mary CROSS (1905-2002)
... 5
1910 - 1978 Albert Edward Kale
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I believe the reason they call it "Mexican flu" rather than "swine flu" is because people believe it's related to pork now. I was reading of people who sell pork are complaining that their business has been going downhill because people fear buying pork will get them sick... Just something i read online earlier. I really don't know how much is true at the time being.


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'What are the marks of a supernaturally changed heart?'
This is one of the questions the Apostle Paul addresses as he writes to the church in Corinth. He's not after some superficial outward tinkering, but instead a deep–rooted, life–altering change that takes place on the inside. In an age where pleasing people, puffing up your ego and building your résumé are seen as the methods to 'make it', the Apostle Paul calls us to find true rest in blessed self–forgetfulness.
In this short and punchy book, best–selling author Timothy Keller, shows that gospel–humility means we can stop connecting every experience, every conversation with ourselves and can thus be free from self–condemnation. A truly gospel–humble person is not a self–hating person or a self–loving person, but a self–forgetful person.
This freedom can be yours…
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J. A. Price5 Stars Out Of 5Keller GoldNovember 23, 2015J. A. PriceQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5There is a time when Christian self-help books were at their peak, thousands of narratives and anecdotes written about thousands of various topics. This isn't to say that I am adversed to the genre, quite the opposite in fact, I've read some of those thousands of books and have been encouraged, and strengthened by their format of introspection. This book, by Tim Keller, at least for me, cut to the core of what the problem is: me; the ideal that self-forgetfulness is actually the key to self-fulfillment. It became, not about the meditation of how can I look inside of me, praying deeply for me, or even modify outward behavior and thought patterns. This book delves into every part of my being that is desperately seeking fulfillment in all areas of life, other than Christ, that were never intended to satiate that need. The problem is my desire to promote me, to care for me, to better me, etc; Keller explains in his book that what once we begin to forget about our "self" entirely, that is when our focus shifts from me, to those around me. Naturally this assessment is the alter manifestation of a culture that strives to glorify self, but Keller writes compelling truth about what the Bible actually says in obtaining true joy: bettering others, glorifying God, or whatever it is that removes the focus of me.
All in all, its such a refreshing read, short and accessible. If your looking for a challenging read that might spur your growth as a believer, I would recommend reading this book.
Happy Reader5 Stars Out Of 5Wonderful Reminder of Scriptural TruthsOctober 23, 2014Happy ReaderQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 4This review was written for The Freedom of Self Forgetfulness."The Freedom of Self-Forgetfulness" is a treasure! It reminded me of my most important identity- in Christ! I don't need to "put myself on trial" because the Lord Jesus has been on trial for me.
I am not better than others, and yet do not need props to help my self esteem, because Christ is my all. Praise Him!
I am one who struggles with people pleasing, and this book helped remind me of the Scriptural truth that I am His! My identity is in Him, and I DO NOT need to perform to make myself accepted by others.
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NigranusPragueAge: 55-65Gender: male4 Stars Out Of 5Mercy even for meDecember 14, 2012NigranusPragueAge: 55-65Gender: maleQuality: 4Value: 4Meets Expectations: 4This book contains very important emphases on merciful attitude to ourselves. Even being under God's mercy and grace we are sometimes not free to forget ourselves. We have to think through various Bible passages and to pray for freedom to forget ourselves in the Name of Christ Jesus.
iamhBC, CanadaAge: 45-54Gender: male5 Stars Out Of 5A profound treasure.October 25, 2012iamhBC, CanadaAge: 45-54Gender: maleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This review was written for The Freedom of Self Forgetfulness.When it comes to the topic of justification, which, ultimately, this work is about, many authors get carried away in their lofty and highly technical theological categories and jargon. This book does not. It is profoundly practical and highly accessible, though, by no means simplistic. Although the somewhat awkward title leaves people (whom I have given copies to) guessing--sometimes smirking--as to "why I think they need to read this book" (I don't think I have an agenda), the book itself is most relevant to North American (can I go so far as to say, Western) Christians. I personally needed this message.
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