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| 2401 | Probate | GRAY, John Henry (I5117)
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| 2402 | Probate confirms he was born in USA. I can't yet find anything to indicate a birth date. I'm not sure how Alvin arrived at 1816. | HASKELL, Cyrus (I94)
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| 2403 | Probate for Charles Henry Clarke, retired farmer, #0933, National Archives, Auckland. Notice that the residence of thisman is given as 'Howick/Te Aroha'. Te Aroha is on the Hauraki Plains, 40 km south of Thames. But our Charles Henry lived at Te Araroa, at East Cape. So this is our man only if there has been a mis-writing of 'Te Aroha' for 'Te Arahoa'. | CLARKE, Charles Henry (I1202)
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| 2404 | Probate for John Shields gives his children as Thomas James (Tinsmith), Katherine, Margaret Gray, Annie, Edward, William, Mary Benner Tracy. This John Shields died 21 June 1925 aged 92, putting his year of birth as about 1833. According to probate records he was born in Belfast. This is the same John Shields listed as a possible child of John Shiels in the Fencible records. | SHIELS, John (I3775)
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| 2405 | Probate record | SCOTT, Mary Ann (I04122)
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| 2406 | Probate. | KIRVELL, Lily (I2089)
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| 2407 | PROFESSOR MEGAN-JANE JOHNSTONE. PhD,RN, FRCNA Professor Megan-Jane Johnstone is currently Professor of Nursing at RMIT University, where she has worked for the past 21 years. In September, 2008, she will take up her new position as the Chair in Nursing at Deakin University in Melbourne. Professor Johnstone is renowned internationally for her scholarly research in the areas of nursing and health care ethics, with a particular emphasis on health and human rights, cross-cultural ethics, professional conduct, clinical risk management and patient safety ethics, and more recently, climate change (health) ethics, moral politics and moral public policy development - especially in the areas of culturally and linguistically appropriate health care services and end of life decision-making. She has published numerous journal articles and commentaries, and is the author of several books, including the internationally acclaimed: Bio ethics a nursing perspective (Elsevier Science, due for release as a fifth revised edition in September 2008), and Ethics in nursing practice: a guide to ethical decision making (2008) formally commissioned by the International Council of Nurses, Geneva (co-authored with Sara T. Fry of the USA, and just released as a third revised edition). Professor Johnstone is currently serving a third fourth year term as a nominated Consultant (Ethics and Human Rights) to the International Council of Nurses, Geneva. | JOHNSTONE, Megan-Jane (I03981)
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| 2408 | Pronounced 'farron' | MCINTYRE, Theron (I2879)
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| 2409 | Pronounced [voni:] | Wanni (I3462)
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| 2410 | Property transaction record from Archives NZ (see email from Jo Evans, 25 October 2021). Probate document for Horace Sealy gives a marriage date as 11 Feb 1875. BDM online gives it as 7 Feb 1871. | Family: SEALY, Horace Frederick / MATHESON, Jessie (F55)
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| 2411 | Prostate complications | ENGLAND, William John (I3071)
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| 2412 | Provided by Tony Moore: Papers Past > Marlborough Express > 21 August 1885 > Page 2 Obstruction.- William Tomlins was charged at the H.M. Court this afternoon with placing an obstruction on the 16th inst on a public place, to wit Pitchell Street, whereby the limbs of people passing thereon were liable to be endangered. He had put up wire across the road to keep his horses from straying. Fined 10s and costs. Papers Past Marlborough Express 25 November 1885 Page 2 Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Superior Court of Bankruptcy, holden at Blenheim. In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1888," and "The Bankruptcy Act, 1888, Amendment Act, 1884." NOTICE is hereby given that William Tomlins, of Blenheim, tailor, has this day filed a petition m Bankruptcy, The first meeting of the creditors will be held m the Court House, Blenheim, on TUESDAY, December Ist, 1885, at 11 a.m. Dated this 24th day of November, 1885. R. D. NOSWORTHY, Pro C. O. Graham, Official Assignee. Papers Past Marlborough Express 2 December 1885 Page 2 The first meeting of the creditors of William Tomlins, Tailor, took place yesterday in the Court House. Present: - The Deputy Assignee (in the chair,) and Messrs Steer, H. Jellyman, W. Litchfield, Girling, and Brace. The assets consisted of £15, furniture. The following is the list of creditors, all uninsured :- Nelson- Henry Hounsell £10 0s Id, F. H. Foy £2, E Edwards £3, W. Dear £2 14, Fama £1 6s, W. Cooksey 12s 6d, J. Gorrie £1 2s 6d, Wilkins and Field 13s ; Blenheim- Steer £4 4s, Girling £8, Litchfield and Son £10 11s 2d, Harding 7s 6d, H. Jellyman £3 13s 3½d, J. Lees £1 10s, C. Mitchell 18s 9½d, Earll and McKenzie £1 8s, J. Smith £1 19s 6d, Brace and McKenzie £3, Dr Nairn 7s 6d, R, McArtney and W. Wilkins 5s 9d; total £59 1s 7d. The Deputy Assignee read the following statement which the debtor had made on examination :-" Previous to my arrival in Blenheim in Sept., 1884, I resided in Nelson for nine months. I contracted the debts due to my Nelson creditors during the first four months of my residency in that city, owing to my not procuring any work at my trade. During the latter portion of my stay, I did, not earn sufficient to pay for necessaries and clear myself from my liabilities. I then fell out of work and came to Blenheim to seek for work, and went into the country for that purpose, not having succeeded to obtain it in town. I returned to Blenheim. My wife having sold my furniture in Nelson joined me here, since which I have obtained work at intervals, and earned from 37s to £2 weekly when in full work, but during some weeks I earned 18s to 30s. My bankruptcy has been caused by my entering into boarding house keeping, causing me to contract debts for furniture, bedding, &c. Owing to not having a, sufficient number of boarders, the business was unremunerative, and I had to relinquish that business, causing me great loss. I have a family of six children, and it requires all my earnings to provide for the household." Resolved, on the motion of Mr Jellyman, That the bankrupt pay to the Assignee the sum of 25s per month, and that on the receipt of 10s in the £ on the present liabilities he be granted his discharge. The meeting then adjourned. Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 136, 10 June 1889, Page 3 We are informed that William Tomlins, about whose safety some misgivings have been felt by his friends, was on Saturday seen at Otaki, and he was then on his way to Palmerston North, in search of work. Papers Past > Evening Post > 6 July 1889 > Page 2 > THE OTAGO CENTRAL RAILWAY. u2666 . A wife-deserter named William Tomlins, a tailor by trade, who was arrested at Eltham, near Hawera, and brought into town yesterday, appeared before Mr. Robinson, R.M., this morning, to answer the charge. Tomlins pleaded Guilty, but said he had no intention of leaving his wife unprovided for. He explained that finding he could not obtain a satisfactory remuneration for his work in Wellington, he proceeded up country in search of better employment. He had succeeded in getting work, and offered to either provide a home for his wife and family or else make a contribution towards their support. Defendant's wife, in reply to his Worship, said she would not care to go with her husband unless she was certain he was in a position to keep her and his family. She also stated that her husband had left his family quite unprovided for, and without warning. His Worship made an order requiring the defendant to make a payment of 10s per week towards the maintenance of his wife and 4s per week towards that of each of his five infant children. New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 9450, 22 August 1889, Page 6 Eltham Mr. William Tomlins, from Wellington, has started a tailoring business here, and, I am glad to say, has met with a large amount of support already. That a splendid business in that line can be formed here there is no doubt, and Mr. Tomlins appears to possess the qualities which demand success. Papers Past > Hawera & Normanby Star > 27 March 1899 > Page 2 > Magistrate's Court. Magistrate's Court. OPUNAKE. Before R. L. Stanford, Esq., S.M. Friday, March 24. AFFILIATION. W. Tomlins was charged with failing to provide for his illegitimate child. He admitted the liability, and undertook to immediately provide. Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVII, Issue 2964, 29 October 1891, Page 2 NORMANBY. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) A deliberate attempt was made last night to burn down the house in the occupation of Mrs. Tomlins. It appears that between 11 and 12 last evening Mrs. Tomlins smelt something burning and upon going into the bedroom found it full of smoke. A search was at once made when it was discovered that someone had set fire to the house on the outside. Mr. Paine who was near the premises, at once ran for water; and put the fire out. The perpetrator of the deed is still undiscovered but the police are working the case up. No reason can be given for trying to burn the house, other than that it must be a pure piece of mischief. Papers Past > Evening Post > 23 April 1900 > Page 1 > Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 WANTED, Tailoress, good general hand, constant work; conditions on approval; reply if successful; send all particulars. William Tomlins, Kaponga. I wonder if this is his Australian marriage? Name: William Tomlins Spouse Name: Isabella Robertson Marriage Date: 1902 Marriage Place: New South Wales Registration Place: Berry, New South Wales Registration Year: 1902 Registration Number: 6336 | TOMLINS, William (I3570)
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| 2413 | Published by The New Zealand Herald on Jan. 31, 2023. TORKINGTON, William Arthur Abarbanel. Born August 10, 1999. On the 26th of January 2023 our beautiful son left us, way too soon. Beloved grandson, brother, cousin, nephew and friend. William's funeral will be held at Whangateau Hall on Friday the 3rd of February at 11.00am. For further details see www.jasonmorrison/s/william. | TORKINGTON, William Arthur (I3102)
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| 2414 | Puts an ad in the Leicester Journal 28 November 1787 to pacify the handspinners. | COLTMAN, John (I1220)
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| 2415 | Queen of Beauty arrives, 10 August 1863. Captain Chapman. Left London. Tonnage 1234. Library's source: Southern Cross,11 Aug 1863. | CLARKE, Charles Septimus (I1139)
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| 2416 | Quoted Catherine Beale p. 61 ff. 65 | COLTMAN, Samuel (I1221)
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| 2417 | Rachel, a grand-daughter of Jean and Lindsay, is a DNA match for Vern on Ancestry. | MCCLINTOCK, Lindsay Leigh (I337)
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| 2418 | Railway empl; living with Tuahine Girlie Dunn, housewife. | DUNN, Frederick Christopher (I3055)
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| 2419 | Railwy empl. Tuahine Girlie Dunn at the same addrress. | DUNN, Frederick Christopher (I3055)
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| 2420 | Railwy Empl; Tuahine Girlie Dunn, same address. | DUNN, Frederick Christopher (I3055)
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| 2421 | RE: 1901 England Census Email from Carol Walkley Hi Pat Thank you for the information that you sent to myself and Liz. I've managed to speak to Liz today to confirm my connection to the family. The information that I have so far is: Arthur Reginald and Frederick Douglas Walkley (Doug) who was my Grandfather, continued in the family business in the Strand until Arthur Reginald was advised to moved to the seaside due to ill health, Doug was then left to wind up the business, the dates of this I'm not sure of. Then during this time or shortly afterwards he enlisted in the army. | WALKLEY, Arthur (I03932)
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| 2422 | Rebecca Crum married John Scott. England & Wales Marriages 1837-2005 | Family: SCOTT, John / CRAMM, Rebecca (F1513)
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| 2423 | Rebecca was adopted. | TORKINGTON, Rebecca Lee (I57)
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| 2424 | Recorded in BDM online ref 1928/1532 | Family: MATHESON, Roderick Douglas / TORKINGTON, Frances Eileen (F12)
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| 2425 | Recorded in C S Clarke's Diary | Family: WYATT, George / ANDERSON, Alice Maud Mary (F734)
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| 2426 | Recorded in C S Clarkes Diary | FINLAYSON, Archibald (I3097)
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| 2427 | Recorded in C S Clarkes diary | FINLAYSON, Archibald (I3097)
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| 2428 | Recorded in Charles Clarkes Diary 6 Feb 1911. A letter from Henry, Charles brother, reports the event. | CLARKE, Frances Cooper (I1236)
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| 2429 | Recorded in CSClarkes diary | SULLIVAN, Emma Grace (I2966)
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| 2430 | Ref 6/1876 Brentford 3a 116 and birth certificate - Sally Gentle | CLARKE, Walter Guy Pemberton (I1279)
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| 2431 | Ref: 12/1873 Brentford 3a 104 and birth certificate - Sally Gentle | CLARKE, Caroline Mabel (I1278)
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| 2432 | Referred to as 'Dr'. | HUDSON, Margaret (I1260)
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| 2433 | Referred to as Charlie Wyatt in CS Clarke's diaries. | WYATT, John Charles (I2044)
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| 2434 | Registration number 1900/6005 in online BDM | WYATT, Walter Cyril (I4368)
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| 2435 | Registry Book No. 256 Entry No. 1884 from Milton in the County of Kent From birth certificate, as recorded by Annette Poucher (sister of Peter Hooper). She has a copy of the birth certificate. | SPICE, Joseph Henry (I3558)
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| 2436 | Reigistry Book No. 146 Entry 1882 Croydon Surrey From birth certificate, as recorded by Annette Poucher (sister of Peter Hooper). She has a copy of the birth certificate. | ADAMS, Gertrude Mary (I3559)
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| 2437 | Reinterred Aug 16 1900 Lot 6 Block 170 | CAULFIELD, Ellen Letitia (I3545)
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| 2438 | Remained single | DUNNING, Henry Bond (I2963)
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| 2439 | Remained single | DUNNING, John (I2964)
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| 2440 | Remained single. Death place from Bee's letter. Vic has 20 March 1850 for birth date. | SMITH, Priscilla (I1291)
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| 2441 | Remarried to a Miss Laybourn - Diary of CS Clarke 30th August 1892. (Raewyn) | GREENWOOD, Joseph (I91)
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| 2442 | Remuera, Rtd farmer, Akd, number 0864, 30 Apr 1957. Aged 84. Residence, 4 Rotomahana Tce Remuera. | CLARKE, John (I3000)
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| 2443 | Report in the Lyttleton Times gives Frank, Fred and S. Walkley as passengers. | WALKLEY, Sidney Stanley (I03913)
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| 2444 | Reports found in Papers Past: Sep 1862: Drunkeness Feb 1863: Drunkeness (7th appearance within 3 months) April 1863: Drunkeness April 1864: Drunkeness March 1865: Drunkeness July 1865: Drunkeness July 1867: Drunkeness March 1868: Drunkeness Jan 1873: Vagrancy ("a notorious character") March 1876: Keeping a brothel, vagrancy Nov 1876: Kept a horrible house in Lorne St (Annie) Jun 1878: Drunkeness ("an old woman") Dec 1878: Vagrancy/keeping a brothel ("Mrs Mahon" - 6 months imprisonment with hard labour) Jan 1881: Drunkeness June 1884: Drunkeness (alias King) Dec 1884: Witness to stabbing | KEARNEY, Anne (I3673)
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| 2445 | Residing with John and Rebecca in 1851 census. | CRAMM, Eliza (I5164)
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| 2446 | retired | SMITH, John Benjamin (I186)
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| 2447 | Returned from Auckland to Omaha. Joyce Wyatt's sources are Ruth Denton, who got it from Agnes Matheson. | CLARKE, Charles Septimus (I1139)
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| 2448 | Rev H D D Spawling, C of E. | WYATT, Mary Anne (I1140)
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| 2449 | Rhodes Scholar | DUNNING, John Angus (I222)
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| 2450 | Rhonda Sarah lives in Wellington. | WALKLEY, Rhonda Sarah (I03957)
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