The Zealandia, a fine iron
clipper-built ship of 1116 tons, was built for the Shaw, Savill Co, in 1869 ande made her
maiden voyage to Lytteton. The Zealandia was a beautiful ship, specially designed for
carrying passengers. Her saloon was spacious and lofty. and the cabins were unusually
large and well ventilated, having extra large portholes to them. The decoration of the
saloon was extremely chaste. She had some special cabins for families, and a ladies
saloon. The second cabin was on deck and the berths were larger then usual and well
lighted. The Zealandia, after completing 31 voyages to New Zealand, was sold to the
Russians. She was stranded in 1911, and sold to a firm in Nova Scotia.
White Wings - Sir Henry Brett
This passenger list was kindly given to
us by John Offord. Initially the names and ages are from the Daily Southern Cross of
October 16th 1874 and have been verified against the original in Archives New Zealand,
Wellington.
Name | Age |
County | Occupation | |
First Cabin | ||||
Abraham | Mr R S | |||
Bartley | Mr J | |||
Brady | Frank | |||
Brown | Mr A | |||
Mrs | ||||
Children | ||||
Dashwood | Mr E | |||
Davis | Hyman | |||
Gilbert | Mr J G F | |||
Gridley | Mrs | |||
Miss | ||||
Hawkins | Mr | |||
Mrs | ||||
Innes | Mr J D | |||
Mrs | ||||
McQueen | Mr G B | |||
Metcalf | Miss | |||
Nathan | Miss | |||
Powell-Symonds | Mr | |||
Mrs | ||||
Stovin | Charles | |||
Thornton | Mr W H | |||
Tighe | Dr T J | |||
Second Cabin | ||||
Baxter | Miss J | |||
Car?ent | Mr D | |||
Cope | Mr D | |||
Mrs | ||||
Children | ||||
Le Mesurier | Miss | |||
Maclean | Mr S F | |||
Renouf | Mr J | |||
Stovin | Foster | |||
Wood | Mr J C | |||
Mrs | ||||
Children | ||||
Steerage | ||||
Families & Children | ||||
Baird | James | 32 |
Wigtownshire | Millwright |
Catherine | 33 |
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Agnes | 2 |
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William | 4 months |
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Baird | Samuel | 27 |
Wigtownshire | Engineer |
Catherine | 33 |
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Blake | Richard | 40 |
Devon | Carpenter |
Charlotte | 34 |
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Richard | 4 |
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Bridgens | Edward | 28 |
Essex | Bookmaker |
Martha E | 25 |
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Frederick Henry | 18 months |
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Brown | James | 34 |
Lanarkshire | Blacksmith |
Jane | 32 |
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Margaret | 9 |
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Jeame | 5 |
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John | 3 |
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James | 9 months |
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Burton | George | 30 |
Jersey | Rope Maker |
Fanny | 34 |
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George | 8 |
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Cornish | William | 43 |
Devon | Rope Maker |
Rachel | 42 |
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George | 9 |
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Hannah | 6 |
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Clarke | Stephen | 36 |
Glostershire | Gardener |
Ellen | 36 |
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Edwin | 9 |
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Arthur | 5 |
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George | 3 |
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Charles A | 1 |
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Condon | John | 40 |
Waterford | Farm Labourer |
Maria | 36 |
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Russell | 8 |
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John | 2 |
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James | 9 months |
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Cornall | Jonathon | 40 |
Devonshire | Coach Builder |
Ann | 42 |
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Ann | 17 |
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Alice | 15 |
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Elizabeth | 10 |
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Louisa | 8 |
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Ellen | 2 |
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Davidson | Christopher | 29 |
Edinburgh | Plumber |
Mary | 28 |
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George | 6 |
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John | 4 |
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Grove | George | 24 |
Hertfordshire | Whitesmith |
Harriet | 23 |
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Male Child | Born on board 25/08/1874 | |||
Harrison | Thomas | 36 | Bedfordshire | Farm Labourer |
Emma | 33 | |||
Harry | 10 | |||
William | 7 | |||
Charles | 5 | |||
Ursula | 8 months | |||
Johnson | Joseph | 28 |
Armagh | Gardener |
Susannah | 25 |
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Edith M | 5 |
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Sarah A | 2 |
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William S | 8 months |
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Lee | John | 43 |
Clare | Farm Labourer |
Mary | 34 |
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Mary | 8 |
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William | 4 |
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Thomas | 2 |
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Jane | 6 months |
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Lister | William | 30 |
Lincolnshire | Farm Labourer |
Elizabeth | 24 |
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Logan | Robert | 36 |
Dumbartonshire | Boat Builder |
Margaret | 38 |
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John | 11 |
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Robert | 10 |
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Archibald | 8 |
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James M | 6 |
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Jessie | 3 |
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Alexander | 1 |
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Magner | John | 39 |
Cork | Labourer |
Bridget | 19 |
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McCowan | David | 24 |
Lanarkshire | Engineer |
Jessie | 21 |
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David | 8 months |
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Mitchell | Henry | 38 |
Surrey | Labourer |
Sarah | 39 |
Died on board 07/10/1874 Chronic bronchitis & debility of diarrhoea |
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Henry | 11 |
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Rebecca | 7 |
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William | 5 |
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George H | 3 |
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Morgan | William | 36 |
Antrim | Bricklayer |
Rose | 30 |
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William I | 6 |
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Elizabeth | 4 |
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Edward | 2 |
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Female Child | Born on board 09/10/ 1874 | |||
Parker | Charles | 22 | Wiltshire | Platelayer |
Emma | 21 | |||
Picknell | Edward B | 35 | Sussex | Farm Labourer |
Susannah | 33 | |||
Edward B | 8 | |||
Emma | 6 | |||
William | 4 | |||
Ellen | 10 months | |||
Pocock | James | 35 |
Berkshire | Gardener |
Louisa | 34 |
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Louisa J | 9 |
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Sydney M | 3 |
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Powell | Matthew | 32 |
Clare | Labourer |
Johanna | 30 |
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Matthew | 6 |
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John | 4 |
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Mary | 11months |
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Salt | Enoch | 21 |
Worcestershire | Carpenter |
Ann | 21 |
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Sefton | William | 34 |
Down | Labourer |
Mary | 27 |
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Valentine | 7 |
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Jane | 6 |
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Sarah | 4 | |||
Female Child | Born on board 15/07/1874 | |||
Sloan | Patrick | 26 |
Down | Ploughman |
Eliza | 28 |
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Mary A | 18 months |
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Eliza | 4 months |
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Smith | Reuben | 23 |
Glostrshire | Farm Labourer |
Mary | 24 |
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Turname | Francis | 37 |
Cork | Working Farmer |
Kate | 31 |
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Edward | 10 |
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Kate | 6 |
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William | 3 |
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Alice | 1 |
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Warman | George | 44 |
Middlesex | Labourer |
Margaret | 35 |
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George | 11 |
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Harriet | 8 |
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Agnes | 8 |
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Watson | William | 41 |
Derry | Ploughman |
Mary | 38 |
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Matilda | 11 |
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James | 9 |
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Sarah | 7 |
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William | 3 |
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Mary | 10 months | Died on board 23/09/1874 Whooping cough & diarrhoea |
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Weaver | J.W. | 30 |
Wiltshire | Gardener |
Mary A | 41 |
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Henry | 8 |
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Horace | 7 |
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Richard | Infant |
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Willmett | William | 42 |
Durham | Ship Builder |
Isabella | 40 |
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Archibald J | 13 |
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Walter B | 11 |
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Ella A | 5 |
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Lillian | 4 |
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Wright | William | 32 |
Essex | Farm Labourer |
Ellen | 26 |
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Annie | 4 |
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James | 1 |
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Female Child | Born on board 08/10/1874 | |||
Single Men |
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Angrove | Henry | 23 |
Cornwall | Miner |
Annett | James | 19 |
Armagh | Farm Labourer |
Anthony | John | 25 |
Bute | Carpenter |
Bailey | Benjamin | 30 |
Oxfordshire | Farm Labourer |
Baker | William | 20 |
Lancashire | Butcher |
Bascombe | John | 20 |
Dorsetshire | Farm Labourer |
Battersbey | Edmund | 23 |
Lancashire | Painter |
Boyce | Charles | 22 |
Kent | Cooper |
Brown | Ebenezer | 18 |
Essex | Gardener |
Brown | Thomas A | 12 | Lanarkshire | |
Caldwell | Johnston | 34 |
Tyrone | Farm Labourer |
Campbell | Alexander | 21 | Dumbarton | Boat Builder |
Clark | Stephen Henry | 16 | Glostershire | Labourer |
Alfred | 16 | Glostershire | Farm Labourer | |
James Edward | 14 | Glostershire | ||
Cornall | Frederick W | 13 | Devon | |
Cornish | William | 16 | Devon | Labourer |
Crocker | Charles | 22 |
Somersetshire | Dairyman |
Culver | Henry | 23 |
Middlesex | Carpenter |
Dean | Edward | 21 |
Hertfordshire | Groom |
Edwards | Walter J | 22 |
Shropshire | Farm Labourer |
Ferguson | David | 22 |
Forfar | General Labourer |
Gibson | Edwin R | 25 |
Derbyshire | Warehouseman |
Grice | Frederick | 23 |
Norfolk | Shepherd |
Halton | Richard | 20 |
Dublin | Carpenter |
Harrison | James | 12 | Bedfordshire | |
Hatten | William | 21 |
Warwickshire | Farm labourer |
Hill | Charles | 21 |
Cornwall | Wheelwright |
Hough | Samuel | 21 |
Lancashire | Navvy |
Jameson | David S | 18 |
Down | Farm Labourer |
Keogh | Joseph | 26 |
Kings County | Labourer |
Lee | Michael | 17 | Clare | Farm Labourer |
Martin | 15 | Clare | Farm labourer | |
John | 13 | Clare | ||
Patrick | 12 | Clare | ||
McKenzie | Murdo | 22 |
Rosshire | Shepherd |
Mannix | Patrick | 23 |
Limerick | Carpenter |
John | 19 |
Limerick | Carpenter | |
McConnell | Christopher | 21 |
Armagh | Labourer |
Mehalfy | Henry | 22 |
Monaghan | Farm Labourer |
Monk | John | 30 |
Middlesex | Cooper |
Mooney | William | 24 |
Kings County | Labourer |
Patton | John | 19 |
Tyrone | Farm Labourer |
Rimmington | John | 36 |
Yorkshire | Farm labourer |
Scholes | Robert | 26 |
Monaghan | Farmer |
Simmons | David | 18 | Middlesex | Tailor |
Smith | Thomas | 22 |
Lancashire | Navvy |
Smyth | George B | 26 |
Antrim | Shepherd |
Joseph | 24 |
Antrim | Shepherd | |
Swain | James | 18 | Essex | |
Tralease | Abraham | 20 |
Cornwall | Farm Labourer |
James | 22 |
Cornwall | Farm Labourer | |
Turname | Francis | 12 | Cork | |
Warren | Charles J | 25 |
Kent | Carpenter |
Watson | John | 16 | Derry | Labourer |
Alexander | Derry | Labourer | ||
Weaver | Edward O | 19 | Wiltshire | Gardener |
Lewis | Wiltshire | |||
Willmett | Archibald J | 13 | Durham | |
Wyatt | Horace J | 23 |
Devonshire | Carpenter |
Single Women |
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Adams | Sophia | 32 |
Somersetshire | Cook |
Andrews | Rebecca | 27 |
Lincoln | Servant |
Andrews | Emma | 34 |
Somersetshire | Housemaid |
Barratts | Mary A | 39 |
Surrey | Laundress |
Amelia | 13 |
Surrey | ||
Clark | Emily J | 13 | Glostershire | |
Eliza A | 12 | Glostershire | ||
Cornall | Ann | 17 | Devonshire | Servant |
Alice J | 15 | Devonshire | Servant | |
Cornish | Eliza | 14 | Down | |
Alice | 12 | Down | ||
Fancy | Rosanna | 21 |
Dorsetshire | Dressmaker |
Julietta | 19 |
Dorsetshire | Housemaid | |
Fitzpatrick | Ellen | 19 | Down | Servant |
Grenville | Eliza | 35 |
Sussex | General Servant |
Susan | 3 |
Sussex | ||
Hessy | Margaret | 26 |
Lanarkshire | Housemaid |
La Rue | Augustine | 26 |
Jersey | Housemaid |
Mitchell | Sarah M | 12 | Surrey | |
Newson | Elizabeth | 30 |
Devon | General Servant |
OShanghnessy | Mary | 28 |
Limerick | Cook |
OMara | Mary | 26 |
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Powell | Mary | 26 | Clare | Servant |
Rowley | Rose | 20 |
Kent | Nurse |
Scholes | Eliza | 22 | Monaghan | Dressmaker |
Smith | Emily | 19 |
Devonshire | |
Spanner | Louisa | 17 |
Jersey | Housemaid |
Thompson | Elizabeth | 22 |
Devonshire | Servant |
Eleanor | 9 |
Devonshire | ||
Trape | Catherine | 19 |
Lancashire | Housemaid |
Eliza | 18 |
Lancashire | Housemaid | |
Turner | Mary | 22 |
Middlesex | Housemaid |
Warman | Edith | 13 | Middlesex | |
Watson | Annie Jane | 17 | Derry | Servant |
Eliza | 13 | Derry | ||
Watson | Martha | 53 | Derry | |
Weaver | Adeline | 21 | Wiltshire | Nurse |
Kate | 15 | Wiltshire | Servant | |
Jessie | 13 | Wiltshire | ||
Willmett | Alice J | 17 | Durham | Servant |
Edith E | 15 | Durham | Servant | |
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WATSON family: William Watson, a farmer of the Artikelly Parish of Aghanloo, County Londonderry, Ireland, married Mary Toner of the Sconce Parish of Dunboe County, Londonderry, Ireland, in 1856. In 1874 William and Mary together with their children Annie Jane, John, Alexander, Eliza, Matilda, James, Sarah, William and Mary emigrated from Ireland to New Zealand sailing on the "Zealandia". The family was accompanied by an unmarried aunt Martha Watson. Unfortunately the youngest child, Mary, died during the voyage. An earlier born child also named Mary had died in 1865. The Watson's first settled in Auckland and William and Mary lived in Chapel Street (now Federal Street) for many years and it was there that the last born child George was born. In later life William and Mary moved to the Tairua, Coromandel area where they spent their last years.. Of the children Annie Jane married John PATTON at Auckland in 1880 John married Charlotte Ellen WILTON at Masterton in 1987 Alexander married Mary Ann VICKERS at Auckland in 1896 Eliza married Sigvard Jacob DANNEFORD at Auckland in 1879 Matilda married William Henry LAYCOCK at Auckland in 1895 James married Lilla Bracey at Waimamaku, Hokianga in 1896 Sarah married Robert BARKER at Onehunga, Auckland in 1893 William - no information following his arrival in New Zealand has yet been found George Francis married Fanny Amelia SUTHERLAND at Thames in 1897 With the exception of John and Charlotte Ellen who lived in the Tinui/Masterton area and Eliza and Sigvard who lived in the Ponsonby, Auckland area, the rest of the family resided at one time or another in the Tairua, Coromandel area. If you have a connection with this family or can offer information please e-mail Colin Watson |
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