Notes
Matches 2,451 to 2,500 of 2,962
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| 2451 | Richard & Sandra live in Wanganui. | WALKLEY, Richard John (I03956)
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| 2452 | Rlwy empl; Tuahine Girlie Dunn at the same address | DUNN, Frederick Christopher (I3055)
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| 2453 | Robyn attended Avondale Primary, Avondale Intermediate then Auckland Girls Grammar. She trained as Enrolled Nurse from 1966-1968 and then worked in a Private surgical hospital as a scout nurse till 1970 Robyn married David Maconaghie Feb 1970 in Auckland They had two children:Angela Maree Maconaghie born Nov 13 1972 & David Brent Maconaghie born Oct 4 1972, both in North Shore Hospital Auckland Robyn and David divorced in 1985. She worked in a Rest home on the North Shore,Auckland, for 3 years then went on to work in a Private hospital, also on the North Shore, for 9 and a half years. Robyn is currently a Home Carer working in the community for the last 12 years. | WALKLEY, Robyn Hazel (I03890)
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| 2454 | Roderick is in the Reserve Force of the NZ Army and he is a Piper Major. He was the piper at the WALKLEY FAMILY REUNION in Auckland in 1981. They live in Palmerston North and Rodney is a Hospital Orderly. | WALKLEY, Roderick John (I03958)
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| 2455 | RODNEY HAYWOOD = PH ; 15 RAYNER RD, PIHA = PH: 8128874 | HAYWOOD, Rodney (I04075)
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| 2456 | Ronald Jefferies Walkley, second son of Sidney Stanley Walkley, and Ethel Lowe Brewster, and fourth in a family of ten children, was born in Hamua on 3 May 1912. He received his education at Hamua Primary School. Queen's Park School, Wanganui and Junction School, Marton. On 22 April 1935 he was married to Catherine Mary Winstanley (Kitty) at St Stephen's Church, Marton. Kitty emigrated to New Zealand from England with her parents and sister Rita, arriving in Wellington on 17 March 1920. Ron and Kitty had four children, Ronald William, Bryan Dennis, Beverley Joan and a baby who died at birth. Ron became a builder and ran a successful building firm in Wanganui for many years, where he trained both his sons Bill and Bryan. Ron and Kitty lived in Castlecliff Wanganui for many years, before moving to Matamata in 1969, and then finally moving to live in Glenfield, Auckland in 1978. Kitty Died in Auckland on March the 2nd 1980. Ron continued to live in Glenfield until his death on the 26th March 1985 | WALKLEY, Ronald Jefferies (I03875)
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| 2457 | Ronald was a Salesman. | CLAYTON, Ronald (I03851)
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| 2458 | Ronald William Walkley, (Bill) was the first child of Ron and Kitty Walkley. Bill was born in Marton on the 8th April 1936, and grew up in Marton and Wanganui, where he attended Castlecliff School. Bill was apprenticed as a builder with his father, and worked in the building trade for many years in and around Wanganui and the surrounding district with his father, Ron, before meeting Annette Louise Barraud. Annette trained as a nurse at New Plymouth and is the Great Grand-daughter of Artist, Charles Decimus Barraud well known for his early New Zealand paintings. [Charles Decimus Barraud was a painter and chemist. He arrived at Wellington, New Zealand in 1849 and set up business as a chemist. Soon after his arrival he became known locally as a painter. After holding an art union of 60 of his paintings and engravings at Lyttleton in 1852, Barraud seems to have travelled to Victoria. C.D. Barraud exhibited two works at the 1854 Melbourne Exhibition, Forest of Black Birch, New Zealand and a water colour portrait of George Guillaume (apparently of Melbourne). He was possibly the 'Mr Barrow' who painted a portrait of The Right Worshipful the Mayor (noted in the Melbourne Argus of 1 June 1858 but evidently done earlier). Barraud showed Horowhenua Lake, New Zealand (w/c, £25), Bush Scene] Bill and Annette married on 11th October 1969 at Christ Church Anglican Church in Wanganui. They continued to live and work in Wanganui until moving to live in Glenfield, Auckland in 1972. Bill met and formed a building firm, Walkley and Wood Builders Limited, with his friend Charlie Wood in 1973, which has only recently wound up after 34 successful years. In 1974 Bill and Annette had their first child a daughter Joanna Lyn, and then welcomed a second daughter Lisa Catherine in 1976. Since semi retiring in 1986 Bill and Annette have spent much time renovating their two homes in Glenfield and in Whitianga in the Coromandel Peninsula. In recent years Bill has finally retired from building, and he and Annette have spent much time enjoying travelling around the North and South Islands, and they have also had several trips to Australia, which they have travelled around extensively. They still continue to live In Glenfield, and are due to celebrate 40 happy years of marriage in October 2009. | WALKLEY, Ronald William (I03867)
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| 2459 | Ronald's second son, Bryan was born in Marton in1940. The family moved to 29 Waitote Street, Wanganui and he attended Castlecliff school before leaving to be an apprentice golf professional under Jim Tunnell at the Castlecliff and Belmont Golf clubs. After 2 years he worked at Woolworth for a year before starting an apprenticeship as carpenter with his father working mainly for farmers in the Kariori. He then joined Emmett Brothers where he was quickly promoted to foreman. While building Wanganui High School he met his future wife Marjorie Antoinette (Toni) Swan, marrying in 1962 and then moving into a new house at 11 Omori Place, Castlecliff, Wanganui. Their son Bruce was born in 1962, followed by a daughter Susan in 1963. They moved to Australia in 1968 for 6 months, returning to Glenfield, Auckland where they had the Manuka Road Dairy for 2 years. They then purchased a home and 3 flats at 136 St Johns Road Meadowbank and Bryan returned to his trade as builder and Toni, his wife, to Secondary School teaching. In 1972 they moved to 37 Victoria Avenue, where they were living when Bruce and Susan started their secondary school years. Over the next decade Bryan built 3 new homes, 7 Norman Lesser Drive, 40 and 42 Cornwall Park Avenue before they retired to 484 Oxley Drive, Runaway Bay, Gold Coast, Australia in 1988 as at this time Bruce was living in London and Susan had married and was living in Darwin. When Bruce and his new wife Debbie returned to New Zealand in 1992, they waited till their first grandson Tor was born in Darwin in 1993 before also returning to Auckland, building another new house, their present home at 9 St. Elmo Rise, Howick and operating Lady Ascot Rest Home at 24 Ascot Avenue, Remuera until 2003. After a second short retirement in 2005 Bryan and Toni developed a new motel, Alpine Lake Motor Lodge, 141 Heuheu Street, Taupo, managing it themselves for a year before handing over to daughter Susan and husband Ron on their return from Darwin. Bryan is a keen golfer, starting as a junior at Castlecliff Golf club and later a senior champion at Howick and an intermediate champion at his present club Formosa. Toni and Bryan love to travel and have had many overseas holidays and cruises. | WALKLEY, Bryan Dennis (I03871)
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| 2460 | Russell lives in Rongotea, in Palmerston North on a lifestyle block. | JOHNSON, Russell David (I03952)
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| 2461 | Russell Smith and Jackie Huang were married on 5th March at San Francisco City Hall | Family: SMITH, Dr Russell Leigh / CHOU, Novey Yu-Lan (F18)
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| 2462 | Ruth (970220) has him as Edwin Alfred Hudson. And (970401) as Edmond Alfred | HUDSON, Edmund Alfred (I1256)
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| 2463 | Ruth Denton has three marriages in all: 1 Mary Smith 2 Woodgate 3 Ann Bierley | COLTMAN, Samuel (I1221)
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| 2464 | Ruth Denton, 970401 | EDMONDS, Joi (I2857)
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| 2465 | S&S gives John Urquhart as his name. BDM confirms this is correct. (Originally Donald) | URQUART, John (I577)
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| 2466 | Said to be one year older than Alma | LEATHERBY, Jack (I460)
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| 2467 | Sailed on the clipper ship "Ganges" from her home port Queenstown, British Isles to Auckland, NZ on the November 4th 1864. The "Ganges" dropped anchor in the stream off Queen Street wharf Auckland at 7pm on February 14th 1865. | READ, Margaret (I04177)
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| 2468 | Sailors and Settlers gives his name as Donald "Brackmuch" Campbell. | CAMPBELL, Donald (I101)
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| 2469 | Sailors and Settlers says she married an Englishman William Gill. | CAMPBELL, Margaret (I108)
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| 2470 | Sally Gentle says her only brother is a bachelor. | CLARKE, Male (I3797)
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| 2471 | Same address as Frederick Dunn | DUNN, Tuahine Girlie (I3057)
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| 2472 | Same address as Frederick Dunn | DUNN, Tuahine Girlie (I3057)
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| 2473 | Same address as Frederick Dunn | DUNN, Tuahine Girlie (I3057)
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| 2474 | Same address as Frederick Dunn. | DUNN, Tuahine Girlie (I3057)
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| 2475 | Sanders not Saunders. | CLARKE, John Sanders (I1212)
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| 2476 | Sarah Anne Sheales in birth registry. | SHIELDS, Sarah Anne (I3644)
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| 2477 | Sarum Marriage Licence Bonds Transcription obtained from FindMyPast First name(s) ROBERT Last name FRANKLIN Birth year - Bond day 6 Bond month Dec Bond year 1772 Marriage year 1772 Place GREAT COXWELL Groom's first name(s) Robert Groom's last name FRANKLIN Groom's age - Groom's marital status bac Groom's occupation carpenter Groom's parish Great Coxwell Groom's county Berkshire,England Bride's first name(s) Martha Bride's last name WALDRON Bride's age - Bride's marital status sp Bride's parish Longcot Bride's county Berkshire,England Bondsman 1 WALDRON William,yeo,Longcot Jurisdiction The Bishop of Salisbury in Wiltshire and Berkshire County Berkshire Country England Record set Sarum Marriage Licence Bonds Category Life Events (BDMs) Subcategory Marriages & divorces Collections from United Kingdom | Family: FRANKLIN, Robert / WALDRON, Martha (F1523)
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| 2478 | Scampton Parish Register Baptisms & Burials 1745-1812 (FindMyPast) | WARD, John (I4780)
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| 2479 | Scampton Parish Register Baptisms & Burials 1745-1812 (FindMyPast) | WARD, William (I4777)
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| 2480 | Scampton Parish Register Baptisms & Burials 1745-1812 (FindMyPast) John Ward | WARD, John (I4781)
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| 2481 | Scampton Parish Register Baptisms & Burials 1745-1812 (FindMyPast) | WARD, Phoebe (I4779)
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| 2482 | Scampton parish register. (FindMyPast) | WARD, George (I1966)
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| 2483 | Search for births comes up with "Katie Louisa Lewis", mother Margaret Julia, father John, in 1877. | Family: LEWIS, Henry / MATHEWS, Margaret Julia (F1147)
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| 2484 | Seconded to United States Navy Antartic Research Programme for 1 month in January 1982, stationed at McMurdo Sound, Antarctica. | HOOPER, Peter Edwin (I3529)
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| 2485 | See C S Clarkes diary entry for 26th April 1926 | MATHESON, Alexander (I152)
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| 2486 | See Catherine's letter | MATHESON, Christina (I65)
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| 2487 | See Catherine's letter. | FINLAYSON, Margaret (I3092)
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| 2488 | See Catherine's letter. | FINLAYSON, Alexander James (I3095)
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| 2489 | See CS Clarke diary entry for Thursday 18th September 1862. "Tom is going to be married today to Annie Williams at her Uncles, Mr Hall the Rector of Risley in Derbyshire. May it be a happy union. Fanny, John and Henry are to be present. " | Family: CLARKE, Thomas Worthington / WILLIAMS, Anne (F525)
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| 2490 | See entry for October 16 and 17 in the diary of Charles S. Clarke | MATHESON, Margaret (Peggy) (I69)
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| 2491 | See Howard family tree | BREWSTER, Shirley (I04371)
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| 2492 | See Howard Family Tree | BREWSTER, Robert Lindsay (I5198)
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| 2493 | See https://www.ancestry.com.au/family-tree/person/tree/118486948/person/180182199387/facts Has wife as Martha Wilmot. Parents as William Howard and Mary Cornish. | HOWARD, James (I04361)
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| 2494 | See Joy Heather Linden, #3297. | Elizabeth (I27)
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| 2495 | See newspaper articles gathered by Tony Moore on Willam Tomlins profile. | MATHEWS, Margaret Julia (I3569)
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| 2496 | See the note on James's house, in the tags for his elder brother William Torkington. | TORKINGTON, James (I1039)
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| 2497 | Senior Associate. Area of Practice: Resource Management and Local Government, Liquor Law Experience: John is a Senior Associate in our Resource Management and Local Government team. He advises both public and private clients on environmental and local government law issues. He also advises on the Sale of Liquor Act, Building Act and numerous other local authority statutes. Having previously worked at a Council in the Auckland region, John has an excellent understanding of the environment within which local authorities operate. Education: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Laws | YOUNG, John Dylan (I04429)
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| 2498 | Sent to Borstal for threatening a Traffic Officer with a spanner! | TORKINGTON, Grant Roy (I47)
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| 2499 | September 1868: Vagrancy - "not exceeding the age of fifteen years" New Zealand Herald, Volume V, Issue 1497, 11 September 1868, Page 5 | SHIELDS, Sarah Anne (I3644)
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| 2500 | Served 12 months' labour for vagrancy, starting Jun 5 1879. Information in NZ Police Gazette gives her a native of Ireland, born 1829, height 4 10 3/4, complexion sallow, hair grey, eyes blue. 29 previous convictions. | KEARNEY, Anne (I3673)
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