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William STALLARD & Amelia DEMENT - Nelson
William STALLARD
- was born in London in 1840 to:
William STALLARD (1816-1854) & Harriet COOK (1821-1881) * see notes below
- William (jnr) was a Publican/Hotel Proprietor in Nelson. In 1874 (at least) he had the MINER'S ARMS Hotel, corner of Collingwood and Hardy street. The Miners' Arms Hotel was built in 1855. Henry Jasper was a landlord before William. The hotel was later renamed as the Panama Hotel and rebuilt in 1883.
The Panama Hotel closed in July 1976
- William died 3 April 1885 aged 45
3 April 1885 at his residence, Panama Hotel, after a long and painful illnes, William Stallard, aged 45 years. Deeply regretted by all.
- he is buried in Fairfield cemetery, Trafalgar st, Nelson (as is his father)
4 April 1892 In loving memory of William Stallard, who departed this life on April 3rd, 1885, aged 45 years
Though we miss him, but how sadly
None but bleeding hearts can tell
Earth has lost him, heaven has found him,
E'er the Lord's done all things well
William was married to Amelia DEMENT (1843-1915) on 18 September 1862 at Christ Church, Nelson by the Bishop of Nelson
- Amelia was the eldest daughter of William DEMENT (1814-1900, a bricklayer from Jersey) & Mary Ann SAMWAYS (1817-1910) of Hardy street, Nelson (both are buried Plot 061, Block 03 at Wakapuaka)
Amelia died 16 May 1915 in Wellington aged 72 & is buried at Karori
William & Amelia had 7 known CHILDREN
... 1
1863 - 1932 Alice 'Emily' Stallard
- Alice married Frederick Batters VAUSE (1847-1902) in 1886
- they had 3 children:
1886 - 1935 Ruby Alice Vause
- Ruby married Henry Bertram REID (1880-1950) in 1905
1888 - 1957 Sydney Frederick William Vause
- Sydney married Nellie Isabella WEBB (1890-1955) in 1913 (they are buried Karori)
1890 - 1960 Constance Reta Vause
30 April 1902 at his residence, Wakatu Hotel, Frederick Batters Vause, aged 45 years
1 May 1902 The Friends of the late Frederick Batters Vause are informed that his Funeral will leave his late residence, Wakatu Hotel this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'clock, for the New Cemetery.
COURT ROBIN HOOD, A.O.F. - Members of the above Court are requested to meet at the Court Room today at 2.30 p.m. to attend the funeral of our late Bro. F. B. Vause - J. Hurley, C.R.
NELSON VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE - Members are requested to assemble at the Station House at 2.30 this afternoon, for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late Member, F. B. Vause - C. R. Harley, Secretary
10 June 1902 PROBATE - On the motion of Mr Harley, probate of the will of Frederick Batters Vause was yesterday granted by Mr H. W. Robinson, Registrar of the Supreme Court, to Alice Emily Vause, the executrix named in the will
7 May 1902 I, ALICE EMILY VAUSE, of the City of Nelson, widow, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at the Magistrate's Courthouse, Nelson, on the Second day of June, 1902, apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Publican's License (with eleven o'clock extension) for a house, situate at Collingwood-street, Nelson (Wakatu Hotel), containing seventeen rooms exclusive of those required for the use of the family
20 Feb 1903 I, ALICE EMILY VAUSE, of Nelson, being the holder of a Publican's License in respect of the house and premises situate at Collingwood Street, Nelson, known as the Wakatu-Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Nelson on the First day of June, 1903, apply for a transfer of the said license from myself to George Hogg, my appointee
... 2
1864 - 1943 Arthur William Stallard
- Arthur married Nellie Elizabeth HALL (1868-1939) in 1886
- they had 2 children in Nelson:
1887 - 1964 Ruby Florence Aroha Stallard
- married George Robert DRURY in 1910 & moved to Sydney, Australia
1890 - 1930 Keith William Stallard
- Keith married Rose EDWARDS (1881-1957) in 1913 in Nelson & had 5 children
Nellie died 8 July 1939 aged 71
Arthur died 25 March 1943 aged 79
- they are buried Plot 034, Block 10 at Wakapuaka cemetery
27 Oct 1904 SELLING by PUBLIC AUCTION - LOT 1, Part of section No 444, City of Nelson, containing seven perches more or less, having a frontage to Hardy-street of 20ft 6in by a depth extending back at right angles to the said frontage 90ft. Title under Land Transfer Act subject to lease, of part of same (20ft 6in by 67 feet) to Arthur William Stallard for 7 years from 1st March 1901, at a rental of 52 per annum (2012 equivalent of $167 a week)
... 3
1867 - 1937 Harry Walter Stallard
19 March 1900 the N.Z. ROUGH RIDERS (Boer War) - the 5th Contingent, Nelson. The final selection was made by Captain Littlejohn, Surgeon-Major Pearless and Quarter-Master Coleman, as follows:
William Edmond BROWN, Nelson Rifles, Farrier (#2441)
John Edwin Thomas BURNETT, Waimea Rifles
William Wilson GODDARD, Stoke Rifles (#2476)
Ralph Vincent JAMES, Stoke Rifles (Trooper 2483, died from Enteric Fever, Nov 1900)
John Charles KIRWAN, Stoke Rifles
Timothy McGEE, Nelson Rifles
Alfred James McMURRAY, Waimea Rifles (#2500)
Edwin Nelson SNOOK, Waimea Rifles (also served WWI, Gunner 2/942)
Harry Walter STALLARD, H Battery, Saddler (#2521)
John Robert WATSON, Nelson Rifles, Farrier (#2532)
John Walter RICHARDS, H Battey (#2513)
- Harry returned from war on the 'Tagus' in July 1901
... 4
1869 - 1932 Constance Adele Stallard
- Constance married Sidney Arthur Buxton BLACK (1869-1906) in 1893
3 July 1893 at Bishopdale Chapel, by the Right Rev the Bishop of Nelon, Sidney A. Buxton Black, youngest son of William Black, to Constance Adele, second daughter of the late William Stallard, both of Nelson
Sidney was the Hon. Secretary of the Nelson, Philosophical Society
4 July 1893 A quiet wedding, though one in which a good deal of interest was evinced by the many friends of the happy couple, took place yesterday, the ceremony being performed by his Lordship, the Bishop of Nelson in the Bishopdale Chapel. The bridegroom was Mr Sidney Black, a grandson of the late Mr E. Buxton and the bride the second daughter of Mrs Stallard, of Hardy street. Later on Mrs Stallard entertained a large number of guests and the very best of wishes for the future happiness of the bride and bridegroom were cordially expressed. After the ceremony Mr Black and his bride drove to the Waimea, where they spend the early part of the honeymoon
- they had 3 children:
1894 - 1970 Everilda Adele Buxton Black
- Everilda married Clarence Nathaniel NEWMAN (1891-1973) in 1926
1898 - 1945 Adrian Buxton Black
- Adran married Ena WALLINGFORD in 1929
1900 - 1917 Colin Buxton Black
- Colin served in WWI as Private 3/2744 with NZEF, 22nd Reinforcements New Zealand Medical Corps. His mother was then living at 9 Mulgrave Street, Thorndon, Wellington. Adrian DIED OF WOUNDS 15 Oct 1917 in Belgium
1 Sep 1897 In the Nelson Supreme Court yesterday, on the motion of Mr Moore, letters of administration in the estate of Everilda Henderson Black, deceased (1835-1897) were granted to Sidney Arthur Buxton Black
30 March 1906 In the Supreme Court, in Chambers, at Wellington, on the 16th inst., his Honor Mr Justice Cooper, on the application of Mr E. B. Moore, granted probate of the will of Sidney Arthur Buxton Black, deceased, to Constance Adele Black, the sole executrix named in the will
... 5
1872 - 1928 Francis Bertram Stallard
- Francis married Isabella Adelia DAWSON (1874-1965) in 1907
- they had a daughter:
1908 - 2001 Isobel Estelle Stallard
- Isobel married Frank William MARSHALL (1906-1995)
Francis died in Reefton, West Coast & Isabella died in Nightcaps, Southland 37 years later
... 6
1874 - 1954 Ethel 'Blanche' Stallard
- Ethel married Halstead Thomas HARLEY in 1902
- they had 2 known sons:
1917 - John Rhodes Harley
1918 - 1975 William Donald Harley
... 7
1877 - ? Hilda Louise Stallard
- in Dec 1891 Hilda was at the Sacred Heart High School in Nelson and won a prize for Elementary Drawing & Mapping
20 June 1895 ... On Tuesday last there passed away another of the oldest of the Nelson settlers, and a lady whose goodness of heart will long be remembered by all who had the privilege of her acquaintance. The late Mrs Waters was a native of Bath, but she came to this Colony in the ship Sir Charles Forbes in the year 1842, together with her first huband Mr William Stallard. Shortly after their arrival they went to reside at Wakapuaka, and while living there Mr Stallard invented a machine for dressing flax, in which industry he engaged. At that time troubles with the natives in that district were not infrequent and after residing there some time, Mr and Mrs Stallard removed to town, where Mr Stallard, who was a plumber and glazier by trade, started business in those lines. While thus following his calling he made the lead light windows for he original Church on the hills and which now find a position in the Cathderal. It was about the year 1845, we believe, that Mr Stallard died, and a few years later his widow married the late Mr W. R. Waters (Harriet married William Ridd Waters (1830-1881) in 1857), who succeeded the late Mr Joseph Levien as Mayor of this city and who for many years occupied a seat in the Council. He was too, a prominent member of the Ancient Order of Foresters and there are any who can yet testify to the general interest which he took in the welfare of Friendly Socities. The deceased might have been better known had she been more self-assertive, but she was of a retiring disposition. Her acts of kindness and generosity were numerous, but she permitted not her left hand to know what was done by the right. Mrs Waters experienced her full share of the troubles and anxieies of the early settlers and was able to relate many an interesting and an exciting anecdote of the early days. She has left sorrowing, three sons and one daughter, all of them married, as well as twenty-five grand children and six great grandchildren
the 4 children were:
1840 - 1885 William Arthur Stallard, born in London
- William married Amelia DEMENT
- they had 7 children, as above
WILLIAM died in Nelson 3 April 1885
... on April 3, at his residence, Panama Hotel Nelson, after a long and painful illness, William Stallard, aged 42 years. Deeply regretted by all
1847 - 1918 Francis Stallard, born in Nelson
- he married Frances 'Fanny' JAMES (1858-1947) in 1874
- they had 2 children
1875 - 1950 Francis John William Stallard
1877 - 1945 Edward George Stallard
FRANCIS died in Nelson 16 Nov 1918 *see OBITUARY at end
FANNY died aged 89 & buried Plot 2, Block H at Collinfwood cemetery
1850 - 1927 Edward Boxall Stallard, born in Nelson
- Edward married Mary Jane RABYJOHNS (1853-1924) in NSW, Australia in 1873
- they had 8 children
1874 - 1875 Harriet Mabel Stallard (died Young, NSW)
1876 - 1955 Albert Edward Stallard
1878 - 1935 Walter Francis Stallard
1880 - 1959 Edith Clarice Stallard
1884 - 1889 Frances Eveline Stallard (died Nymagee, NSW)
1886 - 1973 Frederick William Stallard
1888 - 1961 Arthur Bertram Stallard
1892 - 1945 Hubert Henry Stallard
EDWARD died in Goulburn, NSW, Australia in 1927
1851 - 1906 Ellen Lucy Stallard, born in Nelson
- married William Coleman (1844-1918) of Wollongong, NSW in Nelson, 1874
- they had 12 children
1875 - 1939 Bernard Francis Peter Coleman
1876 - 1937 Harriett Alice Mary Coleman
1878 - 1914 Constance Annie Lucy Coleman
1880 - 1966 William John Hallard Coleman
1883 - 1914 Edward Bernard Berkeley Coleman
1884 - 1964 Sydney James Murray Coleman
1886 - 1945 Eugene John Graham Coleman
1888 - 1975 Norman Athol Coleman
1889 - 1889 Emily Coleman
1890 - 1890 born still baby Coleman
1891 - 1958 Richmond Roy Coleman
1893 - 1966 Godfrey Steven Hall Coleman
ELLEN died in Wellington 3 Dec 1906 aged 55
WILLIAM died in Richmond, Nelson 27 May 1918 aged 74
- they are buried together Plot 57, Row 10, Old Block at Richmond cemetery
*OBITUARY of Francis Stallard
... On Saturday afternoon there passed away at Nelson a very old and highly esteemed resident of Collingwood in the person of Mr Francis Stallard, who first went to reside in the Golden Bay township some fifty-one years ago. Mr Stallard was born in Nelson seventy-one years ago, his father having been one of the 1842 settlers. At the early age of sixteen years he went to the Waikato as a volunteer, and took part in the fighting there, and was one of those entitled to wear the New Zealand War medal. He learned the trade of a baker, but after his apprenticeship was concluded he had a turn at goldmining, both in Collingwood and on the West Coast, and met with some success. Subsequently he opened a storekeeper's business at Collingwood, and then added a bakery. He became identified with the business and social life of Collingwood, and was one of the best known and most respected of its residents. He was for a long period of years harbourmaster of Collingwood Park. Mr Stallard was a prominent member of Court Aorere, of the Foresters' Order, on a number of occasions representing that Court at the Nelson District meetings. He was also a member of the Southern Star Lodge of Freemasons, and at the time of his death was one of the oldest of the active members. Mr Stallard married Miss James, a member of a well-known Collingwood family, and his widow survives him, as do his two sons, Captain F. J. Stallard, on active service in France, and Private E. G. Stallard, now in Featherston Military Camp. The interment will take place at Collingwood
William ABSOLUM + Catherine 'Kate' LESLIE - New Zealand
WILLIAM ABSOLUM was a sailor (especially whaling boats) and had been to New Zealand a number of times. As he married in Auckland in 1850 he settled and farmed in Otahuhu prior to that ..
From the DAILY SOUTHERN CROSS
8th February 1859
IMPOUNDED at the Public Pound Otahuhu, by W. Absolum, for trespass in his Grass Paddock at Otahuhu, 1 Yellow Poley Cow, Grey Face, White Belly. Branded EL off ribbs, R (in diamond) near Rump x near Ribs. Owner unknown. No damages claimed. If not claimed within 11 days after the date of this notice, application will be made to a Justice of the Peace for an order for the Sale of the above mentioned Cow, agreeably to the provisions of the Impounding Act, 1856
J. HALL, Pound Keeper
From the DAILY SOUTHERN CROSS
27th August 1862
10s REWARD
STRAYED, from Flat Bush, and last seen at Scotch Church, four EWES and three LAMBS
Apply to MR ABSOLUM, Otahuhu
From the DAILY SOUTHERN CROSS
7th March 1863
TENDERS will be received on SATURDAY next and until WEDNESDAY, the 11th inst., for the ERECTION of a DWELLING-HOUSE, at Otahuhu for Mr W. Absolum.
Plans and pecifications can be seen at Mr W. McCAUL`S, High-street
R.S. ANDERSON, Architect.
N.B.- Not bound to receive the lowest tender
From the DAILY SOUTHERN CROSS
1st September 1863
LOST, a Chestnut PONY, about 14 hands high - marked on the near shoulder black, like an N - on the 21st August, at Papakura, the property of Sergeant MAXWELL, C.T.C.. - 1 reward will be given to any one who will leave the same with Mr WM. ABSOLUM, Otahuhu
From the DAILY SOUTHERN CORSS
15th September 1863
An Auckland Provincial Gazette was published yesterday. There is a proclamation setting apart land for immigrants expected to arrive. There is a notification declaring the Highways Act to be in full force in the North Tamaki district. Sailing directions for entering the port of Invercargill are published. The Supreme Court is to sit on the 29th inst. under the Debtors and Creditors` Act for the hearing of petition in the matters of William Pritchard; Sir Samuel Osborne Gibbes; and Richard Jame Hunt. The following accepted tenders are published:-
Carting scoria ash to Otahuhu, William Absolum 3s 8d per cubic yard
cutting bush road (six miles), Great North Road, Burns and Chaplin, 5s per chain
erecting toll house at Newmarket, John Booth, 187 15s ($18,587 in Sept 2009)
working and keeping repair in the Panmure punt and boat from the 1st September till 31st December, Robert Robertson, 15 10s per month
From the DAILY SOUTHERN CROSS
15th November 1866
The follwing are the names of the ratepayers, with the assessed value of property and amount of rate
W. Absolum 810 - 1 13s 9d ...
In November 2009 this was: property value $76,784 - annual rates of $107
From the DAILY SOUTHERN CROSS
11th January 1868
A PUBLIC MEETING of COUNTRY SETTLERS of the Electoral Districts of Raglan and Franklin will be held at 4 o`clock on TUESDAY, the 14th instant, at te Criterion Hotel, Otahuhu, for the purpose of taking into consideration the working of Provincial Government, so far as regards the Country Interes of the Province
John Scott
William Absolum
Mathew Fleming
H. S. Andrews
Richard McGee
J. Gordon
C. A. Bowden
W. T. Bassett
H. W. Vercoe
Charles Shepherd
William Hall
Samuel Luke
E. P. Donnelly
John Wallace
From the DAILY SOUTHREN CROSS
28th November 1868
For sale on Tuesday, December, at tow o`clock, unless previously disposed of, 20 ACRES of MOWING GRASS, in one or more lots (a heavy crop), now growing on Mr J. W. Hall`s Farm at Mangere.
Apply to Mr WILLIAM ABSOLUM
or to ALFRED BUCKLAND
From the SAILY SOUTHERN CROSS
29th December 1869
In common with the other country villages, Otahuhu held out sport and entertainments of no mean order on Monday to all who willed to visit the charming village of the South ... the various events were duly announced and successflly carried out under the able and energetic management of Messrs. C. Goodwill, W. Absolum, H. Scurrah and T. Rogers, in the ground known as the Village Green, situated between the Star and Criterion Hotels. Seldom has Otahuhu been graced with so much beauty and fashion as on this occasion ...
From the DAILY SOUTHERN CROSS
11th February 1871
The first attempt at boining down in this province tool place at the company`s establishment on Tuesday last. .. The mustering-yards and killing-house are so arranged and situated that there is no time lost, or unnecessary labour employed, in placing the meat in the boiling-down vat ... the building is well ventilated to allow the fat to cool as quickly as possible ... the company have entered into an agreement with Mr W. Absolum to take all the hind legs, at 2 per lb ...
CATHERINE 'KATE' LESLIE was born 1833 in County Sligo - 130km SW of Londonderry, Ireland, a daughter of William LESLIE (1806-1892) & Ann CORRIGAN (1802-1882) who emigrated to NZ
William ABSLOUM married Kate LESLIE in 1850 in Otahuhu, Auckland
they had 12 known children which can be seen at William's link above
William ABSOLUM + Catherine LESLIE, Otahuhu 1860s
...... the family of
William ABSOLUM (1822-1900) of Berkshire England
...........and of
Catherine 'Kate' LESLIE (1833-1899) of County Sligio, Ireland
William Absolum was a sailor (especially whaling boats) and had been to New Zealand a number of times.
As he married in Auckland in 1850 he was a settler prior to that date ..
Catherine 'Kate' Leslie was a daughter of William LESLIE and Ann CORRIGAN of Ireland who emigrated into Auckland on the ANN, leaving Gravesend 5 Oct 1847, Belfast Xmas Day 1847, and arriving 18 May 1848
William and Kate married in Otahuhu in 1850 - making them very early settlers
Their children, all born in Otahuhu, were:
... 1
1851 - 1905 Sarah Anne Absolum
- married Henry James BELL in 1872
their known children:
* 1873 - Clara Elizabeth Bell
* 1876 - William James Bell
* 1878 - Walter Henry Bell
* 1880 - Harold Leslie Bell
* 1881 - Kate Bell
* 1884 - Alice Bell
* 1886 - Frank Norman Bell
* 1887 - Ernest Bell
SARAH ANNE Bell died in Mangapiko, Te Awamutu aged 54
- she is buried in Pirongia
... 2
1852 - 1852 Robert Absolum
- died an infant
... 3
1855 - 1924 Annie Absolum
- married John William SOMMER in 1884
their known children:
* 1891 - Carl William Leslie Sommer
- they moved to Sydney, Australia
ANNIE Sommer died in St Peters, Sydney 7 June 1924 aged 69
... 4
1857 - 1924 Abraham Absolum
- married Georgina BAKER in 1882
their known children:
* 1887 - Harry Hunt Absolum (+ Eileen Annie Perrin Owens)
* 1889 - 1952 Adelaide Margaret Absolum (+ William Platt)
* 1892 - 1985 Dorothy Georgina Absolum (+ Benjamin Bousfield Creagh)
ABRAHAM Absolum died in Otahuhu 19 June 1924 aged 67
... 5
1859 - 1945 William Absolum
- married Mary HASLETT in 1887
their known children:
* 1889 - Walter Russell Absolum
* 1893 - 1973 William Leonard Absolum
* 1899 - 1985 Nellie Mildred Absolum (+ Frank Leslie Kneebone)
WILLIAM Absolum died in Otahuhu 7 October 1945 aged 86
... 6
1862 - 1940 Kate Absolum
- married John HUNT in 1882
their known children:
* 1891 - Henry Farley Hunt
* 1893 - Marjorie Christina Hunt
* 1897 - Marianne Yvonne Hunt
* 1901 - Farley John Hunt
KATE Hunt died 1940 aged 78
... 7
1864 - 1933 Robert Leslie Absolum
- married Charlotte Mary HUXTABLE in 1884
- daughter of John Reid Huxtable & Charlotte Mary JEWILL
their known children:
* 1885 - 1957 Reginald Oswald Absolum
* 1887 - 1943 Olive Kate Absolum
* 1889 - 1890 Fanny Gertrude Absolum (aged 11 months)
* 1890 - 1959 William John Absolum
* 1893 - 1974 Hilda Gertrude Absolum
* 1900 - 1924 Alice Roberta Absolum
* 1902 - 1953 Rita Leslie Absolum
* 1905 - 1987 Clarice Elva Absolum
* 1908 - 109 Elsie Jewel Absolum (aged 3 months)
ROBERT LESLIE Absolum died in Otahuhu 19 December 1933 aged 69
... 8
1867 - 1960 George Latimer Absolum
- married Ida Violet LENNARD in 1903
their known children:
* 1906 - Ida Absolum
* 1908 - Iris Tangiwai Absolum
* 1910 - John Lennard Absolum
GEORGE LATIMER Absolum died 7 June 1960 in Otahuhu aged 93
... 9
1868 - 1869 Fanny Gertrude Absolum
FANNY GERTRUDE Absolum died in Otahuhu 12 April 1869 aged 9 months
... 10
1870 - 1920 Walter Ernest Absolum
- married Kathleen Agaha GILLIES in 1898
their known children:
* 1899 - 1969 Leslie Hubert Absolum
* 1901 - Kathleen Marjorie Mary Absolum
* 1903 - 1980 Walter Ernest Absolum
* 1906 - 1996 Raymond Gillies Absolum
WALTER ERNEST Absolum died aged 2 weeks from 50
... 11
1872 - 1955 Nellie Christina Absolum
- married Harry Woodward WILLIAMS in 1901
NELLIE CHRISTINA Williams died 11 October 1955 aged 82
... 12
1875 - 1963 Hubert Graham Absolum
- married Violet Beatrice May BENSON in 1911
HUBERT GRAHAM Absolum died 23 March 1963 in Papakura aged 88
DAILY SOUTHERN CROSS 8th February 1859
IMPOUNDED at the Public Pound Otahuhu, by W. Absolum, for trespass in his Grass Paddock at Otahuhu, 1 Yellow Poley Cow, Grey Face, White Belly. Branded EL off ribbs, R (in diamond) near Rump x near Ribs. Owner unknown. No damages claimed. If not claimed within 11 days after the date of this notice, application will be made to a Justice of the Peace for an order for the Sale of the above mentioned Cow, agreeably to the provisions of the Impounding Act, 1856J. HALL, Pound Keeper
DAILY SOUTHERN CROSS 27 August 1862
10s REWARD
STRAYED, from Flat Bush, and last seen at Scotch Church, four EWES and three LAMBS - Apply to MR ABSOLUM, Otahuhu
DAILY SOUTHERN CROSS 7 March 1863
TENDERS will be received on SATURDAY next and until WEDNESDAY, the 11th inst., for the ERECTION of a DWELLING-HOUSE, at Otahuhu for Mr W. Absolum.
Plans and pecifications can be seen at Mr W. McCAUL'S, High-street
R.S. ANDERSON, Architect. N.B.- Not bound to receive the lowest tender
DAILY SOUTHERN CROSS 1 September 1863
LOST, a Chestnut PONY, about 14 hands high - marked on the near shoulder black, like an N - on the 21st August, at Papakura, the property of Sergeant MAXWELL, C.T.C.. - 1 reward will be given to any one who will leave the same with Mr WM. ABSOLUM, Otahuhu
DAILY SOUTHERN CROSS 15 September 1863
An Auckland Provincial Gazette was published yesterday. There is a proclamation setting apart land for immigrants expected to arrive. There is a notification declaring the Highways Act to be in full force in the North Tamaki district. Sailing directions for entering the port of Invercargill are published. The Supreme Court is to sit on the 29th inst. under the Debtors and Creditors' Act for the hearing of petition in the matters of William Pritchard; Sir Samuel Osborne Gibbes; and Richard Jame Hunt. The following accepted tenders are published:-
Carting scoria ash to Otahuhu, William Absolum 3s 8d per cubic yard
cutting bush road (six miles), Great North Road, Burns and Chaplin, 5s per chain
erecting toll house at Newmarket, John Booth, 187 15s ($18,587 in Sept 2009)
working and keeping repair in the Panmure punt and boat from the 1st September till 31st December, Robert Robertson, 15 10s per month
DAILY SOUTHERN CROSS 15 November 1866
The following are the names of the ratepayers, with the assessed value of property and amount of rate
W. Absolum 810 - 1 13s 9d
(In November 2009) this was: property value $76,784 - annual rates of $107
DAILY SOUTHERN CROSS 11 January 1868
A PUBLIC MEETING of COUNTRY SETTLERS of the Electoral Districts of Raglan and Franklin will be held at 4 o'clock on TUESDAY, the 14th instant, at the Criterion Hotel, Otahuhu, for the purpose of taking into consideration the working of Provincial Government, so far as regards the Country InteresT of the Province
John Scott
William Absolum
Mathew Fleming
H. S. Andrews
Richard McGee
J. Gordon
C. A. Bowden
W. T. Bassett
H. W. Vercoe
Charles Shepherd
William Hall
Samuel Luke
E. P. Donnelly
John Wallace
DAILY SOUTHREN CROSS 28 November 1868
THE TRIANGLE For sale on Tuesday, December, at two o'clock, unless previously disposed of, 20 ACRES of MOWING GRASS, in one or more lots (a heavy crop), now growing on Mr J. W. Hall's Farm at Mangere. - Apply to Mr WILLIAM ABSOLUM, or to ALFRED BUCKLAND
DAILY SOUTHERN CROSS 29 December 1869
In common with the other country villages, Otahuhu held out sport and entertainments of no mean order on Monday to all who willed to visit the charming village of the South ... the various events were duly announced and successflly carried out under the able and energetic management of Messrs. C. Goodwill, W. Absolum, H. Scurrah and T. Rogers, in the ground known as the Village Green, situated between the Star and Criterion Hotels. Seldom has Otahuhu been graced with so much beauty and fashion as on this occasion ...
DAILY SOUTHERN CROSS 11 February 1871
The first attempt at boiling down in this province took place at the company's establishment on Tuesday last. .. The mustering-yards and killing-house are so arranged and situated that there is no time lost, or unnecessary labour employed, in placing the meat in the boiling-down vat ... the building is well ventilated to allow the fat to cool as quickly as possible ... the company have entered into an agreement with Mr W. Absolum to take all the hind legs, at 2 per lb ...
see also Pirongia Bells posted 21 Jan 2014 by David Bell, includes photo of William
William ADAMS & Emma DIXON - Masterton
WILLIAM ADAMS and Emma Dixon were the first white couple to be married in Masterton, Wairarapa, New Zealand
They married in 1854 and had 16 children - 8 boys and 8 girls, all born in Masterton.
I am still researching and adding these children
Emma arrived in New Zealand on the 'Arab'
William ALDERMAN & Sarah Jane WEST - Hawkes Bay, Manawatu
William Alderman (1848-1912)
married Sarah Jane West (1862-1929) in 1884
their (known) children were:
1885 - Lucy
1886 - Ada Harriet
1887-1948 William - orchardist
- served in WWI as a Rifleman
- serial number 20072
- NZRB, 10th Reinforcements 2nd Battalion, F Company
- embarked 19-8-1916 for Devonport, England on the Aparima
- mother: Mrs W. Alderman, Havelock North, Hawkes Bay
- married Annie Jane Trethewey (1882-1960) in 1929
- she was a daughter of Robert & Selina Trethewey
1889-1964 Richard
- married Bessie Franklin in 1917
- a daughter of Walter Franklin & Emily Williams
1890-1891 Frederick
- died aged 11 months
- he is buried at the Old Gorge Cemetery in Woodville
1894-1929 Arthur - clerk
- married Annie Jones in 1916
- served in WWI as a Corporal
- serial number 49135
- NZEF, 27th Reinforcements Wellington Infantry Regiment, B Company
- embarked 12-6-1917 for Devonport, England on the Tahiti
- next of kin: wife Annie, Don Bank Private Hotel, Wellington
1896-1897 Joseph
- Joseph died at 5 months
1898-1899 Donald OR Daniel Robert
- he died aged 6 months
1902-1980 Thomas Robert
1904- 1904 Ernest
- Ernest died aged 5 days
William Anderson STOUT + Louisa Helen STRACHAN, Dunedin
William Anderson STOUT was born 27 February 1863 in Stouts Court, Lenwrick, Shetland Islands, Scotland
1 of 2 sons of Thomas STOUT (1806-1879) & Martha ANDERSON who married 8 May 1862, Lerwick, Shetland Isles
- Thomas had previously been married to Margaret SMITH (1810-1858) & they had 4 children who also emigrated to New Zealand:
1844 - 1930 Robert Stout, Prime Minister of NZ - see notes at end
- Robert married Anna Paterson Logan in 1876 & had 7 children
1846 - ? Jessie Smith Stout
- Jessie married John MacGregor in 1878, had Thomas Stout MacGreogr in 1879
1849 - 1912 George Smith Stout
- George didn't marry
1852 - 1924 Thomas Stout
- Thomas married Sarah Ann Kirkwood in 1884 & had 7 children
THOMAS STOUT died in 1879 and his wife Martha moved to NZ 1880-1882 with son, (William's brother), John Bannatyne Stout (1866-1946)
on 18 July 1900 at the residence of James Anderson, Waikiwi (brother-in-law of the bride), by the Rev George Lindsay, John Bannatyne Stout, son of the late Thomas Stout, merchant, Lerwick, Shetland Islands, to Jeannie (sic, her name was Jane), second daughter of George MACKIE, Stewart island
William Anderson Stout left Greenock on the Taranaki, leaving Greeock 7 Nov 1878 (however, I didn't find him on the passenger list)
William attended Otago University between 1884-1887, graduating with a B.A. LL.B. and became a Solicitor.
Practiced at the Dunedin firm Sievwright & Stout
He married Louisa Helen STRACHAN on 13 March 1888 in Knox Church Dunedin
- William was 25 & Louisa was 23
from the Shetland Times 28-4-1888
... At Elder Street, Dunedin, New Zealand (home of William Strachan), on the 13th March, by the Rev. D. M. Stuart, D.D., WILLIAM ANDERSON STOUT, B.A., LL.D., Barrister-at-law, Dunedin, to ELIZA (sic) HELEN, third daughter of WILLIAM STRACHAN, Esq., Dunedin
1893 they are living in Ross street, Roslyn
1905 they are in Filluel street, Invercargill
1918 they are at 9 Filleul St, Gladstone, Invercargill when their son Thomas William died in France
the 12 known CHILDREN of WILLIAM & LOUISA:
... 1
1888 - 1972 Ruth Anderson Stout
- born in Roslyn, Dunedin 2 Dec 1888
- Ruth married Arthur Wellesley SIMPSON (1892-1956) 8 July 1914, Invercargill
- they had 9 children
- they lived in Invercargill for a time but Arthur disappeared. Ruth's father, William, asked the Salvation Army to find him. He was in Auckland and William sent Ruth and the children up there to join Arthur
- Arthur died 17 May 1956 aged 64. He is buried in Plot 25, Row F, Public Lawn at Birkenhead/Glenfield Cemetery
RUTH died on 7th Aug 1972 aged 83. She is buried with him
... 2
1890 - 1944 Dorothy Stout
- born in Roslyn, Dunedin 12 Feb 1890
- Dorothy did not marry
- she lived at 59 Filleul St, Gladstone, Invercargill
- In December 1902 she was in Standard IV at Middle School and was 2nd in class (after Mary Harper who was Dux), brother Ernest received an attendance certificate that year
- In March 1904 she won a prize for her Montmellick embroidery work at the St Paul's Presbyterian sunday-school annual flower show. Sister Ruth won a prize for her painting and brother Ernest a prize for his french beans
- In December 1905 she was at the Waihopai School (her father was the committe chairman) in Standard VII, brother Ernest was Dux of the school that year, sister Elsie was in Standard V
DOROTHY died on 14 August 1944 aged 54
- she was buried in BLOCK 25 - PLOT 50 in Eastern Cemetery, Tay Street, Invercargill with her parents and her sister Marjorie
... 3
1891 - 1918 Thomas William Stout
- born in Roslyn, Dunedin 8 Dec 1891
- Thomas was a lawyer
- he served in WWI as Private #29880 with the NZEF 19th Reinforcements, Otago Infantry Battalion, D Company
THOMAS DIED of his WOUNDS on 17 April 1918 aged 28
- he is buried XXIX. E. 14A at Etaples Military Cemetery, Pas-de-Calais, France and his memorial is on the Family grave memorial, Eastern Cemetery, Tay Street, Invercargill
... 4
1892 - 1963 Ernest Thorval Stout
- born 12 Nov 1892
- In 1905 Ernest was in Standard VI of the Waihopai School and became Dux of the school in December that year
- he married Lorna Gray BOUSFIELD 18 April 1927 in Napier
- Lorna was born 26 September 1907 the 5th of 5 children to Herbert BOUSFIELD & Agnes Ashby McCONNEL
LORNA died 12 January 1952 aged 44 in Napier
- Ernest served in WWI as Private #6/153 with the Canterbury Infantry Battalion
- his enlistment address was Lonsdale House, Worcester Street, central Christchurch
- he was wounded in June & July of 1915. He was in Floriana Hospital, Malta in July 1915 and embarked for London later, sick & wounded
ERNEST died 27 May 1963 aged 70
... 5
1894 - 1981 Elsie Margaret Stout
- born 24 April 1894
- In 1901 Elsie was in Standard I of Middle School
- In 1909 Elsie & brother Ernest received Free Places in the senior examinations
- she married Herbert Simms MITCHEL (1886-1966) 5 July 1912
- Herbert was baptised in 1894 at St Pauls, Invercargill
- she married Mervyn Holmes MITCHEL (1889-1973)
- sons of William Samuel MITCHEL (1853-1917) & Ismene Marian SIMMS (1863-1935)
ELSIE died 29 August 1981 aged 87
... 6
1896 - 1985 Anna Louisa Stout
- born 11 March 1896
- she married John Alexander? SLOAN 1 July 1936
ANNA died 3 May 1985 aged 89
... 7
1897 - 1981 Edith May Stout
- born 17 May 1897
- In December 1904 she was in the primer & infant class of the Waihopai School and won a prize for reading
- she did not marry
EDITH died 20 January 1981 aged 83
... 8
1899 - 1958 Kenneth Stout
- born 2 January 1899
- In 1904 Kenneth was in the infant class at Waihopi School
- he married Barbara Jean BASSETT (1910-?) 17 April 1933
- daughter of Bryan BASSETT & Constance Eveleen KNOWLES
KENNETH died 14 April 1958 aged 59
... 9
1901 - 1966 Robert Stout
- born 12 December 1900 in Invercargill
- he married Alice Johanna GUNN (1888-1980) in 1929
- 1 of 5 known children of William GUNN & Elizabeth Jane METTAN
- he married Catherine McEwen KING (1899-1972) 11 August 1956 in Timaru
- 1 of 5 known children of James KING & Marion Brown STRANG?
ROBERT died 22 June 1966 in Timaru aged 64
CATHERINE died 17 July 1972 aged 72
- they are buried together Plot 361, Row 141 at Timaru cemetery
- (Alice is buried with her parents)
... 10
1902 - 1989 Eric Stout
- born 23 October 1902
- he married Grace Beatrice FLETCHER (1905-1966) 6 March 1930
- daughter of James FLETCHER & Grace MITCHELL
- Eric was a solicitor
ERIC died in the Victoria Home Invercargill, 27 June 1989 aged 86 and was buried in PLOT 327 - BLOCK 39 at Eastern Cemetery Invercargill with wife Grace
- the inscription reads:
In loving memory of
Beloved wife of
Died 18th Sept 1966 aged 61 years
Also the above
Died 27th June 1989 aged 86 years
... 11
1904 - 2000 Constance Menzies Stout
- born 3 September 1904
- she married Fred Druce YOUNG (1895-1969) in 1926
- Fred was a bank clerk in Rainbow, Victoria, Australia when he served in WWI as Private #2472 with the 10th Battalion, 7th Reinforcement AIF, embarking from Adelaide, South Australia, on board HMAT A61 Kanowna on 23 June 1915. He was 20 at the time. He returned to Australia 9 September 1916
CONSTANCE died in Wellington 23 December 2000 aged 96
... 12
1906 - 1943 Marjorie Priscilla Stout
- born 23 March 1906
- Marjorie did not marry
- she served in WWII as Sergeant #823109 with the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAC)
MARJORY died in NZ 7 April 1943 aged 37 while in service when a truck she was driving was struck by a train from Tuatapere at the show grounds, at a level crossing
- she is buried BLOCK 25 - PLOT 50 in Eastern Cemetery, Tay Street, Invercargill with her parents and her sister Dorothy
William Anderson Stout died 17 September 1938 agd 75
his wife Louisa Helen Stout died 15 March 1956 aged 92
- they are buried in BLOCK 25 - PLOT 50 in Eastern Cemetery, Tay Street, Invercargill with 2 of their daughters Dorothy and Marjory
- the inscription reads:
In loving memory
Beloved husband of
Died 16th Sept 1938 aged 75 years
Also their daughters
Sgt MARJORIE P. STOUT W.A.A.C.
Died 7th April 1943 aged 37 years
Died 11th Aug 1944 aged 54 years
Also the above Louisa H Stout
Died 15th March 1955 aged 91 years
- a plague underneath the main headstone reads:
Also their son
Pte THOMAS WILLIAM STOUT
1st NZEF
Killed at Etaples 17th April 1918
Aged 28 years
A half brother, Right Honourable Sir Robert Stout, KCMG, MP. was the 13th Premier of New Zealand on two occasions in the late 19th century and later Chief Justice of New Zealand. He was the only person to hold both these offices.
He was noted for his support of liberal causes such as women's suffrage and for his strong belief that philosophy and theory should always triumph over political expediency ... from that link: Stout was born 28 September 1844 in the town of Lerwick, in Scotland's Shetland Islands. He retained a strong attachment to the Shetland Islands throughout his life. He was given a good education, and eventually qualified as a teacher. He also qualified as a surveyor in 1860. He became highly interested in politics through his extended family, which often met to discuss and debate political issues of the day. Stout was exposed to many different political philosophies during his youth. In 1863, Stout emigrated to Dunedin, New Zealand. Once there, Stout quickly became involved in political debate, which he greatly enjoyed.
STOUT BURIALS in INVERCARGILL
GRAVE of William Anderson & Louisa Helen Stout at Invercargill
- & daughters Dorothy & Marjorie Priscilla
William BEAUMONT + Frances Polynesia JAGGER
William BEAUMONT (1844-1920)
was born in Portadown, Armagh, Ireland 9 March 1844
he died in Auckland 19 January 1920 aged 75
Auckland Star, 19 January 1920 An old and highly-esteemed resident of Auckland, Mr William Beaumont, died at his residence, Argyle Street, Ponsonby, after a very brief illness early this morning, aged 74 years. Mr Beaumont was for very many years an active member of the Methodist Church, and in his earlier days did good work as a local preacher. He was associated with the late Mr W. H. Smith in founding the Helping hand Mission in Freeman's Bay, which subsequently was taken over by the Methodist Church. Mr Beaumont was a native of the North of Ireland, and came to Auckland in the early sixties. After being employed in various business capacities, he was engaged by Messrs Reed and Brett in 1871, on the staff of the 'Auckland Star," and continued in the capacity of business manager until failing health resulted in his retirement on superannuation at the end of 1913. Mr Beaumont was present at the Jubilee gathering of the staff of the "Auckland Star" last Thursday week, and on their behalf presented the congratulatory address to the proprietors. Mr Beaumont then appeared to be in good health and spirits. Last week, however, he over-exerted himself in the garden, and suffered a collapse from which he never recovered, gradually sinking, until death tool place peacefully this morning. Mr Beaumont married Miss Jagger, and is survived by his widow and an adult family. A thoroughly upright man, and a faithful friend, Mr Beaumont was very popular, both in business circles as manager of the "Auckland Star," and also with his fellow-members of the Staff
Frances Polynesia JAGGER (1844-1925)
was born in Rewa, Fiji
she died in Auckland 21 February 1925 aged 80
Auckland Star, 23 February 1925 An old resident of Ponsonby, Mrs Frances Polynesia Beaumont, died at her residence, Argyle Street, Herne Bay, on Saturday, in the 81st year of her age. The interment took place at Waikaraka Cemetery this afternoon. She was the widow of the late Mr William Beaumont, who was for many years commercial manager of the Auckland 'Star'. He was connected with the 'Star' form early days, and only retired when advancing years rendered rest imperative. An adult family survive their parents.
William & Frances married in New Zealand 17 May 1867
they had 11 children:
... 1
1868 - 1949 Richard Wentworth Beaumont
Richard was a Gardener
spouse not found
RICHARD WENTWORTH Beaumont died 1 September 1949 in Auckland aged 81
- his ashes were scattered from Waikumete
... 2
1870 - 1875 Evelyn Frances Beaumont
born in Auckland 12 April 1870
EVELYN FRANCES Beaumont died 10 March 1875 aged 4.11
Daily Southern Cross, 12 March 1875 BEAUMONT - On March 10, at her father's residence, Collingwood-street, Evelyn Frances, eldest daughter of Wm. Beaumont; aged 4 years and 11 months. The funeral will take place this (Friday) afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends are invited.
... 3
1872 - 1930 Edith Mary Beaumont
born in Auckland 18 April 1872
Edith didn't marry
EDITH MARY Beaumont died 28 December 1930 aged 58
... 4
1874 - 1942 Leona May Beaumont
born in Collingwood street, Freemans Bay, Auckland 5 May 1874
Leona married Albert Victor FURNESS (1882-1932) in 1907
ALBERT died 14 July 1932 in Auckland aged 50
Auckland Star, 18 July 1932 The funeral of Mr Albert V. Furness at Waikumete on Saturday afternoon was very largely attended by commercial men of the city. The family has had many letters and telegrams expressing sympathy from all parts of the province. Mr Furness was in France for about two and a half years, and was wounded at the battle of Ypres. On his return he resumed his position with Messrs A. J. Entrican, Ltd., and had been a director of the firm for several years past. His wife was Miss Leona Beaumont, daughter of the late Mr William Beaumont, the former business manager of the 'Auckland Star'
LEONA MAY Furness died 22 October 1942 aged 68
- they are buried WESLEY DIVISION C Row 2, Plot 18 at Waikumete
... 5
1876 - William Melville Beaumont
born in Auckland
William Melville Beaumont possibly died in Orange, NSW
... 6
1878 - 1943 Alfred Leslie Beaumont
Alfred was a Draper
spouse not found
In July 1910 Alfred was a visitor to the NZ pavilion at Shepherd's Bush, London
Alfred served in WWI as Private 26771 with the NZEF, 17th Reinforcements Auckland Infantry Battalion, A Company. He embarked from Wellington 25 Sep 1916 (with brother Harold) listing his next of kin as his sister Evelyn of 18 Argyle Street, Ponsonby, Auckland
Auckland Star, 9 September 1931 Knocked down by a motor car near Wallace Street, Herne Bay, yesterday afternoon, Mr A. L. Beaumont, aged 54 of 18 Argyle Street, Herne Bay, had his arm broken. he was taken to Auckland Hospital
New Zealand Herald, 20 March 1939 Mr Alfred Leslie Beaumont, aged 61, of 28 Argyle Street, Herne Bay, suffered an injury to the shoulder when he slipped and fell at a picnic at Pine Island yesterday
ALFRED LESLIE Beaumont died 1 September 1943 in Auckland aged 65
he is buried SOLDIERS BURIAL A Row 4a, Plot 16 at Waikumete
... 7
1880 - 1944 Ethel Madge Beaumont
born in Auckland 27 April 1880, Madge was her the name of her paternal grandmother
Ethel married Joshua Cobden KEESING (1865-1945) in 1900
Ethel next married Thomas? LUXTON
ETHEL MADGE Luxton died 19 August 1944 aged 64
- they were cremated at Waikumete
... 8
1882 - 1965 Evelyn Florence Beaumont
born in Auckland 29 April 1882
spouse not found
EVELYN FLORENCE Beaumont died 8 December 1966 aged 84
... 9
1884 - 1972 Muriel Constance Beaumont
born in Auckland 30 June 1884
Muriel married Edward Lester METHERELL Christmas Eve 1914
Auckland Star, 16 January 1915 METHERELL-BEAUMONT - On December 24 1914, at the residence of the brides parents, Edward Lester, son of the late William Edward Metherell of South Norwood, England and Auckland, to Muriel Constance, daughter of William Beaumont, of Argyle Street, Ponsonby
MURIEL CONSTANCE Metherell died 2 May 1972 aged 87 (a widow)
- she was cremated at Waikumete
... 10
1887 - 1976 Clara Lillian Beaumont
born in Auckland 22 December 1887
Clara married Keith Anthony Wallace MacKENZIE (1892-Oct 1976) in 1919
Auckland Star, 13 August 1919 MACKENZIE-BEAUMONT - On July 21, at St Peter's Church, by the Rev Haselden, Keith Anthony Wallace, son of Dr. F. Wallace Mackenzie of Wellington, to Clara Lillian, daughter of William Beaumont of Auckland
CLARA LILLIAN MacKenzie died 25 June 1976 aged 88
... 11
1890 - 1943 Harold Leonard 'Sam' Beaumont
Harold was a Clerk, he didn't marry
he served in WWI as Private 26770 with the NZEF, 17th Reinforcements Auckland Infantry Battalion, A Company. He embarked from Wellington 25 Sep 1916 (with brother Alfred) listing his next of kin as his sister Edith of 18 Argyle Street, Ponsonby, Auckland
HAROLD LEONARD 'Sam' Beaumont died 6 August 1943 in Auckland aged 53
Auckland Star, 7 August 1943 BEAUMONT - On August 6, at his residence, 28 Argyle Street, Herne bay, Harold Leonard (Sam), son of the late William and Frances beaumont. Funeral leaves the above address 11 a.m., Monday for Waikumete
he is buried SOLDIERS BURIAL G Row 3, Plot 2A at Waikumete
Mr Arthur R. BRETT reminiscences: earliest days of the 'Auckland Star' when the press was a primitive little machine of the flat-bed type, operated by hand ...
William BROCKLEBANK & Frances Hodgman TYREE - Dunedin
William BROCKLEBANK was born ?
(unknown where or when, under research. Can you help?)
- William was a Carpenter
Up to 1876 he was a member of the Dunedin Young Men's Christian Association
Otago Daily Times, 15 July 1909, A man named William Brocklebank, a carpenter, residing at Duddingston (a farm in North Taieri), North-East Valley, while working on the roof of a house in Calder street on Monday, fell to the ground and sustained a fracture of the right arm. He was attended by Dr Fleming and afterwards conveyed to the Hospital
Frances Hodgman TYREE was born 1861 in Victoria, Australia
- she arrived in New Zealand when she was about 3
- she died in Dunedin 11 May 1926 aged 65
- her last address was 841 Cumberland St, Dunedin
she is buried in PLOT 2, BLOCK 126A at Northern Cemetery with Edward George Tyree (1878-1952) ??
(3 of Frances's brothers were into photography. James Tyree, Alfred Tyree (1856-1936) & Frederick Jeremiah Tyree (1867-1924)
William and Frances married in New Zealand in 1881
their known children:
... 1
1883 - ? Caroline Frances May Brocklebank
- Caroline married William CAMPBELL in 1912
- nothing else known
... 2
1889 - 1900 Winifred Rose Brocklebank
- born Dunedin
- Winifred died 23 October aged 11
- buried PLOT 1, BLOCK 126A at Northern cemetery
- Winifred is buried with:
Ann Catherine Tyree (1833-1885)
Edward George Tyree (1824-1896)
Frederick Tyree (1831 -1903)
William Tyree (1820-1889)
... 3
1891 - 1917 William Holcroft Brocklebank
- born in Dunedin
- served as Driver 5/7 with NZ Army Service Corps, Samoan Advance Party
- enlisted from Devon St, New Plymouth
- NEXT OF KIN; father, William Brocklebank, Cumberland St Dunedin
- embarked from Wellington 15 August 1914
William re-enlisted (in Sydney, Australia) 8 Sep 1916 aged 25
- NEXT OF KIN; mother, F. H. Brocklebank, 841 Cumberland Street, Dunedin
- served as Private 7196 with 2nd Battalion, 24th Reinforcement
- in Feb 1915 he was reported with Jaundice in Samoa
- embarked from Sydney, NSW, on board RMS OSTERLEY on 10 February 1917
William was KILLED IN ACTION 13 October 1917 at Passchendaele, Ypres, Belgium
- Buried Plot II, Row D, Grave 14 at Ypres, Belgium
... 4
1896 - 1984 John Herbert Brocklebank
- born 7 July 1896
- John was a Drycleaner
- he served in WWI as Trooper 7/1967 with NZEF, 9th Reinforcements Canterbury Mounted Rifles, C Squadron
- embarked from Wellington 8 Jan 1916 on the HMNZT 37, Maunganui for Suez, Egypt
- NEXT OF KIN was his mother at 841 Cumberland Street, Dunedin,
- he married Miriam Myrtle BARBER in 1922
Miriam was a daughter of Stephen BARBER (1860-1939) & Margaret Alice WHELAN (1862-1943)
- Miriam died 27 March 1964 aged 63
- her last address was 7 Tahuna Rd, Dunedin
- she is buried with her parents PLOT 64, BLOCK 153 Andersons Bay cemetery
- John died 20 years later, 1 October 1984 aged
- his last address was Karitane Rest Home in Dunedin
- his ashes at Soldiers Interment Andersons Bay
... 5
1904 - 1988 Norris Athol Brocklebank
- born 31 August 1904
Norris in the Electoral Rolls:
1935 - Dunedin Central
1938 - Dunedin Central
1946 - Oamaru, Otago
1954 - Oamaru, Otago
1957 - Waitaki, Otago
1963 - Waitaki, Otago
1972 - Oamaru, Dunedin
1978 - Waitaki, Dunedin
1981 - Waitaki, Otago
1969 - Oamaru, Otago
- Norris died aged 84
Photo Albums of Norris Athol Brocklebank. 1910-1919 Albums of scenes of New Zealand, and one album of shipboard life and views of Canada and England
do you know more on this family ??
William Brocklebank at Potijze Chateau Grounds Cemetery
William Brown CADZOW + Gertrude HARRIS - Masterton, Wairarapa
William Brown CADZOW was born about 1858
- he was the 2nd son of 12 children of William CADZOW Esq., & Euphemia BROWN of Myrtleford, Bright, Victoria, Australia (who were originally from Whitburn, West Lothian, Scotland)
- he married Gertrude HARRIS on 18th February 1892 in Bluff
Gertrude was born on 23rd April 1867 in Big Bush, Blenheim
- she was a daughter of Hiram William Harris (1837-1915) of Oxford England who died in Feilding & Julia Ann RUTLAND (1834-1926) of Ireland who died in Hamilton - they were living in Picton when Gertrude got married
William was a tenor singer and performed with his wife Gertrude (Madame Cadzow) and daughter Effie (Euphemia) around New Zealand
- they were in Greymouth available for concerts in 1912
- his article written for the newspaper "Fair Play" in 1894
William died on 14th July 1935
- he is buried in PLOT WBC - ROW 6 - AREA: Plan VII Archer St Cemetery, Masterton
Gertrude was a piano teacher and a registered music examiner for the Government with the Minister of Education
- she was teaching in Greymouth in at least 1903
- they appeared in Stratford, Taranaki
in 1896
Gertrude died on 20th August 1930
- she is buried in PLOT GC - ROW 6 - AREA: Plan VII Archer St Cemetery, Masterton
their children were:
1892- Euphemia Gertrude Rutland Cadzow
- passed her Higher Examination A.T.C.L. with 80 in 1912. Taught by her mother. Travelled with her parents, performing public concerts around New Zealand, as the "Cadzow Family"
1894- Cecilia Ethel Dudley Cadzow
- born in Christchurch on 18th April
- Cecilia died aged 6 weeks
- burial unknown
1896-1894 Dudley Hamilton Cadzow
- born in Collins St Hawera on 17th September
- Dudley died aged 2
- burial unknown
- some of William & Gertrude's concerts
May 1896 - at the Theatre Royal in Nelson
Oct 1897 - a Kinematograph at Thames arranged by impressario and manager Mr P.R. DIX
Feb 1898 - at the Skating Rink with Campbell COLQUHOUN
Xmas Night 1905 - at the Opera House Greymouth they performed with soloists, Princess Te Rangi Pai (Fanny Rose HOWIE (nee POATA) 1868-1916), Miss Eileen HANNAN, H.SEYMOUR, George HOLDER. The conductor was Mr George Thomas MOSS (1863-1939)
Jan 1909 - Greymouth's Leading Teacher of music
Feb 1910 - at George (Georgio Italo) MARTINENGO's (1873-1935) Benefit Concert
Feb 1912 - under the auspices of the Grymouth Liedertafel with leading artists Miss Violet LAMOCROFT and the famous tenor Mr R.F. FOSTER
Feb 1919 - at the King's Theatre the famous Caszow TRIO performed William, the 'eminent Scots tenor', daughter Effie, 'a very sweet soprano' and Gertrude (Madame Cadzow) on the piano
William CAMM married Mary LOVELOCK in Tawa Flat, Wellington 1854
William CAMM was born about 1805 in Tonbridge, Kent
He married Mary LOVELOCK in 1854 in Tawa Flat as her 2nd husband
- she married her 1st husband, Thomas WOODMAN in 1831, he died in 1849
Do you know of any children ??


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Dr segal is AMAZING. of all the dr's at the regional fertility clinic, she is hands down the best. Her bedside manner is outstanding, and her honesty and compassion are truly what makes her, in my opinion the best dr in the clinic. You never leave feeling like you weren't treated sincerely. She is a blessing when you are going through fertility treatments.
Dr Sagale is the nices doc I meet at this clinic :)
Dr. Sagle has a calm, encouraging demeanour with us. I am grateful for her support and knowledge and recommend her to anyone needing fertility support.
Dr. Sagle is treating me with my infertilty issues and I like her. She is friendly and very knowlegable. I wnet to another doctor before her and she treated me very poorly so I am happy that I now see Dr. Sagle. I haven't gotten pregnant yet but we are getting close and hopefully I will soon.
clinic disoragnized and inefficient. Dr. Sagel is not fully honest in her conversations as she doesn't want to be a bearer of difficult news.
I can't express how wonderful this woman is. She is kind, has INCREDIBLE bedside manner, is super skilled, gentle, and extremely competent. Just had an HSG with her and I was very nervous beforehand. It turned out to be perfect. She is one heck of a practitioner, and I have never met such a good doctor, in any specialty. A credit to medicine.
Dr.Sagle has been my RE for 3 years. She is super friendly and doesn't try to rush you. She has been diligent in trying to find out what my issues are and doesn't make me feel guilty about trying to conceive in my late 30s. She performed my second HSG and it barely hurt. The first one (not with Dr. Sagle) was very painful. I wish she could be my doctor for all things, not just fertility related. She's is top notch!!
Very pleasant lady. All the positive comments below in other patients comments are true, need I say more.....But, I will say more. She puts you at ease and is empathetic, she obviously understands and/or empathizes with fertility clients. Thank-you for your gentle, kind, easy-going, positive attitude. We need more female MD's like her.
I have been seeing her for several years for PCOS. I am very sensitive to hormonal treatments and she has been nothing but patient with trying to find a treatment that works well but does not cause undue side effects. I also have PTSD when it comes to being touched for internal exams; she explained all of the options to me and if an internal procedure needs to be done along the way, she will work with me to make the experience as emotionally safe as she can. She remembers what's going on in my life beyond my medical history and never seems to be rushed.
Dr Spagle is an amazing woman Dr who I found very helpful, caring, honest and understanding. Bedside manner is wonderful, great sense of humour, very supportive of me and my choice to have a baby at my age (37). Was confident in her abilities to do so and was open and honest about the odds faced by people with infertility.
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Schools, Bullying, and Inequality: Intersecting Factors and Complexities with the Stratification of Youth Victimization at School
Version of Record online: 14 MAY 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1751-9020.2012.00459.x
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Volume 6, Issue 5, pages 402–412, May 2012
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Peguero, A. A. (2012), Schools, Bullying, and Inequality: Intersecting Factors and Complexities with the Stratification of Youth Victimization at School. Sociology Compass, 6: 402–412. doi: 10.1111/j.1751-9020.2012.00459.x
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Bullying within United States (US) schools is a growing concern among parents, school officials and policymakers. In early 2011, the first-ever White House Conference on Bullying Prevention was held in hope of addressing bullying within US schools. Although the social, political, and media attention is increasing, it is important to consider the complexities and disparities associated with school bullying. In this article, four of the wide array of influences that increase the vulnerabilities of youth to be a victim of bullying at school are reviewed: (i) race and ethnicity, (ii) being and immigrant, (iii) gender, and; (iv) sexual orientation. Understanding and acknowledging the inequalities associated with school bullying, as well as the policies implemented in response, is instrumental for the US' efforts towards providing safe, healthy, and democratic learning environments.


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Late nineteenth century Muslim India (or rather élite Muslim north India) witnessed the emergence of a powerful new movement concerned with the reform of women's conditions. The reformers concentrated on female education (the basics of which were literacy, home economics, and "orthodox" practices) as a means of both improving the lot of Muslim women and of the community in general. Thus in 1869 Nazir Ahmad published his first novel promoting women's education titled the Mirat al-arus; in 1874 Altaf Husayn Hali produced the Majalis un-Nissa, a didactic work on the benefits of female education; in 1896 a women's section was created at the Mohammadan Educational Conference ; in 1898 Mumtaz Ali began publishing a women's magazine called Tahzib-e Niswan; in 1904 Shaikh Abdullah began another women's journal, Khatun; in 1905 was published Ashraf Ali Thanawi's monumental female curriculum, the Bihishti Zewar; and in 1906 the Aligarh Zenana Madrassa was opened. These actions, of course, did not pass without comment or opposition-both from within and without the ranks of the reformers. Soon, however, opposition to the idea of female education as such was stilled; and the arguments that now raged had to do with the degree of education that was to be imparted to them. Given that educated women were better able to raise children, manage their homes, improve their language, morals and religion (and so perhaps their marital prospects as well), provide intelligent company for their husbands (keeping them away from cour____________________


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"The issue of environmental racism in our communities has become an issue of life or death. We believe that there us a direct correlation between the disproportionate presence of toxic facilities and pollutants in communities where racial minorities and poor people reside, and the disproportionate increase in infant mortality, birth defects, cancer, and respiratory illness in these communities across the nation."
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Why are communities of color and low-income communities more polluted than other communities? More importantly, what are we going to do about it? Finding solutions to these questions is a key purpose and mission of the environmental justice movement, a collection of community activists, civil rights leaders, churches, environmental groups, and others that has grown from virtually zero in the early 1980s to an influential movement today.
Before Dr. Ben Chavis coined the term "environmental racism" in 1983, the issue was virtually invisible. Today, the administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has made environmental justice one of a handful of priority issues on the nation's environmental agenda, and there are environmental justice organizations in every state and in most major cities.
Understanding Environmental Injustice
According to Paul Mohai and Bunyan Bryant, scholars at the University of Michigan, national attention was first focused on environmental injustice in 1982 when 1960s' style protests broke out in Warren County, North Carolina in response to the location of a PCB landfill in that predominantly African-American community. The protesters, many of whom were arrested, asked why their community was selected for a toxic dump, against their wishes and without their consent.
The movement began taking on its current shape with the release of a study entitled "Toxic Wastes and Race." Published in 1987 by the United Church of Christ Commission for Racial Justice, the study found that "race proved to be the most significant variable in association with the location of commercial hazardous waste facilities." The study also determined that three out of every five African Americans and Hispanic Americans lived in communities with uncontrolled toxic waste sites.
The report concluded that it was "virtually impossible" that the correlation of minority populations with the location of hazardous waste facilities had occurred by chance and implied that the racial and ethnic make-up of a community was playing a role in these site decisions.
In recent testimony before Congress, Dr. Chavis was more direct in describing what such studies imply, saying, "communities of color were being systematically discriminated against concerning environmental policy development and implementation, in regulatory enforcement as well as in the deliberate targeting of these communities for toxic generating and/or disposal facilities."
Since the release of "Toxic Wastes and Race," further work has been done to illuminate the environmental problems facing many communities of color. Bryant and Mohai, for instance, reviewed a number of studies and offered additional examples of environmental racism. A powerful study published by the National Law Journal used data from the Environmental Protection Agency to demonstrate that polluters in white communities were given stiffer penalties than those that affected communities of color. White communities also received better and quicker enforcement results, according to the Journal's research.
For Charles Lee, one of the authors of the 1987 study, certain facts speak for themselves. For example, "Nearly half (49%) of African-American children living in the inner city suffer from lead poisoning. For families earning $6,000 or less, the figure rises to 68%."
The impact of environmental injustice can best be seen in the nation's cities, according to Lee. Writing in the movement's best known newsletter (Race, Poverty and the Environment) last year, Lee described the predominantly African-American community of East St. …


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Rosa Elina T. A. is from the Buenos Aires area in the north part of Estelí. She is a farmer but also has a small grocery store. She was given funding to buy a solar panel because there is no electricity in her place so a solar panel will be of great usefulness fo her.
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Doña Rosa todo el tiempo se ha dedicado a la siembra de granos básicos con su esposo y ha mejorado sus ingresos gracias al esfuerzo de toda su familia. Ella espera que el panel solar le sirva de mucho porque ya no tendrá que alumbrar con candelas ni lámparas además tiene la posibilidad de poner un televisor y mirar las noticias.
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"I Feel Like I'm Watching Trigun All Over Again And This Time I Hate It."
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The one thing I hate about anime is that the keep recycling shows over and over again. Gundam copies from the prevous series over and over again. All romance anime copy from each other. I know, I know most people who've watched enough anime already know this. I don't always have a problem with it.
For example Gundam Seed, it copies the almost exact story line from the orginal Mobile Suit Gundam ...which came out over 20 years ago. I gave it a 8, it gave me a couple of new things to keep me watching. That's what I want from a show that almost copies everything from a differnt anime. Now to a show that doesn't. For example Gundam Seed Destiny. It compies everything from Moble Suit Gundam and Gundam Seed, and does the same thing in every episode with nothing new to the story. It also goes on for another 50 episodes, I mean come on. This show was a complete waste of time. That's why I gave it a 1.
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A wild night on the public meeting circuit - day laborers in Laguna, fireworks in Garden Grove, The Enemies List at Capistrano Unified, the usual array of political disasters at Irvine City Hall. Like Meryl Streep in "Prada," I'm thinking I need two assistants.
I got to the Irvine meeting late and joined the dozens of Taiwanese-Americans who again packed in to hear the City Council discuss the sister-city fiasco.
They had arrived at 4 p.m. One might think that as item No. 4.2 on the agenda, they'd have their issue heard by, oh, 6. But that assumes Irvine City Council meetings are efficient and respectful of citizens' time. I know, however, they are not, which is why I didn't show up until a little after 6.
But as bad as it is, no way I would have predicted it would be 11:50 p.m. before the sister city item came up - and was then postponed. I was long gone by then, having headed down to the Capo mess. But Erika stayed. The next morning, she was still as incensed as she ever gets. "They made those poor Taiwanese people wait eight hours and they didn't even hear them!" she said. She wrote up the scene:
"I grab my bag and start heading up the stairs to exit the auditorium. The Taiwanese start filtering out. A young, well-dressed Taiwanese woman comes by holding a thick blanket and she looks up at me and smiles. Even after waiting until midnight, she still smiled. I almost started to cry because I felt so bad for the Taiwanese community. I admire them for their dedication to getting their voices heard."
OK, I probably wouldn't have cried (even almost). Nonetheless, another nice P.R. move with the Taiwanese, Irvine.
Good thing I bailed when I did because I made it to the Capo school board meeting just as the parents on The Enemies List started laying into the board and Supt. James Fleming.
The meeting was the last held in the old board room, which added to the intimate nature of the unrelenting attacks. I've been to dozens of meetings at which public officials were criticized but, Larry Agran excepted, I can't remember someone as powerful as Fleming having to sit there and take barrage after barrage in silence. He rarely looked up at his detractors, instead keeping his head down and scribbling furiously ... All work and no play make J....
Nah, I have no idea what he was writing, but I know what he was hearing. Parent after parent who spoke drove in the dagger and twisted it each time they introduced themselves, saying as snidely as possible, "I'm so-and-so and you know my address ..."
Then they'd talk about how they felt the district tried to intimidate them and/or had betrayed them. Gila Jones, who made The List, noted she had "worked very hard in two of (Board Chairman Marlene Draper's) campaigns. I walked neighborhoods ... and sat on her garage floor making signs."
"And (yet) I am an enemy of the Capistrano Unified School District!" she thundered.
Then would come the call for the axe. "You should fire this man," listee Lon Uso said. "He's despicable!"
It was brutal, and only got worse when one of the parent speakers, Rebecca Bauer, refused to adhere to the two-minute rule (nice spirit of the Brown Act, Capo) and was threatened with bodily removal. Draper called a break and the crowd started chanting, "Fire Fleming! Fire Fleming!"
If it weren't for the cool head of former south-county Sheriff's Capt. Tom Davis, I don't know what would have happened. Davis, who does contract security work, asked the parents "for a little respect," which they finally gave him.
Then the board came back in and parent Robin Witmer alleged her kindergartner had been intimidated by the district on a truancy issue because of her sibling's high school newspaper coverage of the recall.
"You went after our 6-year-old!" she shrieked. No evidence was provided to establish a direct link, but just that a parent would feel that way tells you how hot it got.
With parents even more incensed and the media pack now in full cry, this isn't going away. It truly is a crisis of confidence. The only possible salvation I can see for Fleming and the board is a complete, independent investigation. Hello ... Grand Jury?
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Winton House
Handel Trio Sonata HWV 393
Handel Capriccio in G Minor
Vivaldi Trio Sonata for 2 oboes and continuo
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Zelenka Sonata V, for 2 oboes, bassoon and continuo
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