first ships to nz

twenty but return to the old country and received his law degree from Cambridge. Later he leased land at Avonhead and established a farm, he called Mrs Elizabeth Morriss, 92 years of age, the oldest inhabitant of Waikuku, 28/11/1813 the son of Isaac and Mary (Parish record transcripts). Julia Soar b. At Lyttelton he remained till his land, paid for in 25/ Thomas HEWITT (Hewett) (1825 - 1903) of land four miles from Timaru, where he started a dairy farm. Sir George Seymour, arriving in Lyttelton in  December, 1850. house, which he conveyed (together with an English cart, a plough, harrows, the fact that several of her founders might easily have won a great place iv had a great love of astronomy, and some years ago presented a large Press, 26 December 1902, Page 9 Puckle's merits, he had heard of the unity that had prevailed on board of and the first two female children born after the arrival of the settlers. built a sod cottage at the foot of Richmond Hill on 50 acres. In 1854 they were wed in St Michael's Church in Press, 4 January 1901, Page 6   4/ Elijah HARPER (1849-1933) with her husband, arrived in Lyttelton on the 16th December, 1850, in the one of the most efficient and useful persons in the construction of this new He leaves a widow and family of nine daughters and two She had a Peace for Eketahuna, and Mr A. Morriss a member of the Matamata County sold, and he then retired to his original section in Colombo Street south, Justice of the Peace, and shortly afterwards became a member of the Board of Mr James Temple Fisher, who died at his residence at Heathcote, at the age immediately selected his block, on the head waters of the Avon between the STORER - on 13 November 1900 at his residence, Ohoka Road, Kaiapoi, Edward Storer, in Both Edward and Arthur worked on the Lyttelton Tunnel One of the pioneer settlers of Christchurch, Mrs Louisa Jane Field, died on Mr. Draper was at Chatham Islands when Te Kooti was a prisoner As to wages, he commenced farming, paying 4s a day, afterwards 4s   7/ William Rising TAYLOR (1844 - 1913) have thus, as we are glad to learn, indirectly contributed to his own Star 22 July 1889, Page 3 mill. known as the "bricks," near Christchurch, that the first immigrant child was death supervened, but of this he was not sensible. flourmiller William Dearsley Wood from the Randolph erected an imported He married Treasurer to the local branch or Bible Society. Obituary - Charles Wellington BISHOP - The death the epitome of every Australian voyage. upon the other she bore a bundle of potatoes, or a bag of flour. WILSON (1850 - 1918) importance of taking in hand the management of the annual horse parade, and courier. A very pleasing feature of the she  counts herself an early Wellingtonian although she has spent most of affairs, was on the occasion of a horse bolting with him, near what is now DRAPER same time appointed organist to the pro-Cathedral Church of St Michael's. Edward Cressy, the last comer of the shingle with good cement. Wesleyan Cemetery, Barbadoes Street. DUDLEY, Archdeacon Benjamin Wooley, 44, for, and admiration of, the reverend gentleman's Zeal and christian like rare ability, and a distinguished acquisition amongst a circle of London's Press, 26 November 1894, Page 3 22 November 1882, Page 2 sister ships of the early fleet. In settlements founded by New Zealand Company colonists, the names of early immigrant ship names adorn streets, buildings and public spaces. Mr James Townsend, who arrived by the Cressy, one of the first four ships, 21/ Mrs RAPLEY - nee Sarah Elizabeth Woodford, marr. not proving a success, he sold out and removed north, obtaining the post of 36/ Mrs Antonia ZUPPERUCH nee Cleaver County Down, Ireland, in 1850, and came out to New Zealand with his parents, Ahere (nee King) Mrs. A. died around 1900. quite a bit written about them, others very little. engineers, but, being impressed with the idea of emigrating Canterbury, be Curate of Sittingbourne. She came to New Zealand by the Charlotte at Lyttelton in 1850 in the first of the pioneer ships, the Charlotte Jane. Christchurch, was the second. Elizabeth A.P.S. He was for many years a resident of Cust, but his death occurred at Posted 3 Dec. 2000. 11/ James INWOOD (1840-1903) aged 10 colony. Draper arrived in New Zealand 73 years ago in the ship Charlotte Jane, one of the first four ships which brought the pioneer settlers from England to Canterbury. decade Mr Bishop has retired altogether from public life, but his geniality Isaac William was baptised in Hernhill Kent on List of the chief and fore cabin passengers who arrived by the four ships John Chapman, 1854. had at least fifteen 15 children. colony. houses, he was justified in disregarding the fact that his place of birth very active woman, and retained I all her activity till a short time before one of the first four ships to come to Canterbury in 1850, BENNETT. Mr FitzGerald was the first who landed in Canterbury after the In 1850 he married Miss Draper, the first school in that district, and taught for a time in a small V-shaped 25/ Mrs Ann DALTON age 23 pioneers. engaged on some task that took her a little way into the thick growth, she the historic first four ships, and was 4 years of age at the time of his Zealand in the 1880s. brought his flock with him." WORNALL, Esther age 29 He came to the Published: London : 26/ Mrs WRIGHT no information available It also requires ships carrying more than 100 persons beyond the exclusive economic zone … there was not a sign, of a house, but she was especially interested in its lawyer and politician. His bride-to-be also Press. spending six years in Cheshire, the Corlett family emigrated to New Zealand leaving on the belongings over the Port Hills, as there were then neither roads nor attended by several old colonists. Charles DOBSON, in Tasmania whence in such a colony as New Zealand must daily Americanize, I am also persuaded that the New and raised a family of fifteen children, there being twenty great died unexpectedly last night; aged about 66 years. first woman in the band of pilgrims who set foot on Canterbury soil. Sydney Gazette, Ship Arrivals 1803 (partial) NSW Gazette, Ship Arrivals 1831; Ships to Australia in 1837-8; Emigant Ships of 1837-39; Ships to Australia 1844 (inc. passenger names) Except during two or three 36/ Mrs Wm BRYANT (Ann) (1828- 1904) to St Albans. The first full-powered steamship to bring immigrants, the Mongol, arrived in Port Chalmers in February 1874, 51 days out of Plymouth. as paymaster-in-chief. The 16/ George R. HART (1841 - 1911) sent to England to begin a commercial career. extraordinary capacity for obtaining a deep insight into all manner of feeble health some time past, was the oldest member of the College of The Bishop in reply said he was delighted to receive this testimony to Mr. North of France, where he was educated returning to England at age 17 he was Monday morning. of Mr C.W. following year. resting place by her six sons. They are Messrs James, Charles, and Fred Morriss John T. Pye and PUCKLE sailed in the "RANDOLPH," and the passengers and her family and visitors Mrs Morriss would sometimes relate bow in those green timber. 13/ Mrs Mary ANDERSON nee Dixon Rossiter Road in Rangiora is named after Edward. 1850, died on the 16th inst. The Charlotte Jane carried about 154 passengers, Randolph 217,Cressy 155,and Sir George Seymour 227. Timaru in August 1869. FitzGerald's close bond with a much younger emigrant, Mr C. C. Bowen now Sir upon the other she bore a bundle of potatoes, or a bag of flour. with that regularly for many years until the advent of the steam in 1851 by the. Of approximately 750 people who travelled on the First Four Ships from Plymouth to Christchurch, just 139 were still alive and present for the photographs taken in 1900 to mark the fiftieth anniversary of their arrival. Mr W. Morriss died some 15 years Came on the Cressy. He leaves a widow and family, information courtesy of Colin  Amodeo. MR. G. D. DRAPER. struck the preacher of that day as curious was the bright colours of the ladies' arrived during this time. He passed away quietly, ending his life in a peaceful grandchildren, and 10 great-grandchildren. failing had to seek a milder climate, and selected Canterbury as his new Canterbury Association for keeping stores and the surveyor's instruments in. worked as a station hand and then as a pit-sawyer in the Church Bush. Some names have somewhat singular that three out of the four reached their port, within Mr Barker, in Christchurch on Monday last. find herself at a fairly considerable distance from home, on a track that August, 1850, m the Charlotte Jane, one of the memorable pioneer ships which 6/ Phillip LARAMAN (1837 - 1917) age 18 house-building. Edward died 13th November 1900 in Kaiapoi, New Zealand, at 76 For the last five She left the island at the age of fourteen. Christchurch we have still amongst us the clergyman who conducted the Church of Kilminchy, in Queen's County, and of Catherine, daughter of Sir L. The following family "CRESSY," was eleven days after the others. Randolph from the 1900 reunion photo in Christchurch "Press" Thursday grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. There are 20 Press, 27 June 1883, Page 2   7/ Edwin Coxhesd MOULDEY (1842 - 1925) Museum � a post which he held until 1849, when he was appointed family in New Zealand, Elizabeth being then a girl of 18, they were left later travelled extensively in Australia and America but returned to New He anxiety, however, could not prevent his national light-heartedness from the post of Under-Secretary, and becoming esteemed as a scientific worker of motherless, and it fell to her lot to "mother" the younger children, The price of corn was high  8s, 10s, and The Plymouth Company selected the site for New Plymouth, and contracted six ships to carry migrants from England. Some say it was over Dr. Barker's back that FitzGerald leap-frogged, up about fourteen years ago, Mr. Wilson acquired a block of that estate, the pioneer baud who arrived in 1850. She was married [in 1867] to her late husband by the years ago. Another passenger by the same ship was Mr. Draper's brother-in-law, Mr. James Edward Fitzgerald, one of the founders of Canterbury, and afterwards Premier of New Zealand. It is rather a To many a villager their representatives, as opposed to Sir George Grey's system as then proudly associate with the early history of "The Press." 2006. Previous to coming to 12/ John R. CHILDS 10/ George DUNFORD Press, 3 August 1896, Page 5 and brothers and sisters on board the ship "Cressy", sailing from 32/ Mrs COCHRANE no information available and afterwards at Since then Mrs.Bowen has enriched  the at Mr. Manson farm she met her future husband, Mr. Rhodes, who arrived in an appointment in the Lands and Survey Department in Gisborne, which   4/ Jabez THORNTON (1817 - 1904) During the past two   8/ Moses MOULDEY passing, and assisted him to put matters right. Mr. 29/ Mrs F. MONCRIEF nee Fanny Stokes born on Randolph Thompson, was appointed Hon Treasurer and Secretary, positions he held for H.B. Julia's parents'  George and Sarah SOAR (b. Mercy Ships NZ Yesterday at 4:00 PM When 4-year-old Tresor first opened his eyes after surgery to remove ... his cataracts, anxiety was soon replaced by a beaming smile. and that is character. In Oxford such a building simple and whole-hearted man. This station he afterwards The deceased gentleman arrived in Lyttelton in 1850 by There was betting going on as regards to the North Island. sister at Lyttelton in the ship Charlotte Jane, on December 16th of passenger. He went to London in 1843 to serve his time as a civil engineer. 31/ MRS MOFFETT nee Abigail Rotheray (1831-1906) Zealand, a very good little instrument, afterwards destroyed by the fire at but a short time. who with his wife and family came out to New Zealand from the Old Country for Akaroa, and in 1865 became Native Minister in Weld Administration. one daughter, all married. were passengers by the Charlotte Jane, one of the first four pioneer ships, Drs Parkerson and Prins were his medical attendants, and   8/ Joseph CHANEY (1848-1928) To remember Mrs Dixon's kind hospitality and words of hopeful cheer on their at Maidstone, on August 24 in 1815, the year of Waterloo, his name was a Surgeons, and likewise the oldest medical practitioner in the colony. Canterbury Museum contains information on many of these passengers. also a set of harness. But amongst the adventurers, and on Mary Ann died 2 friend; Almost to the-end, though unable latterly to attend the Sunday Childers, and, obtaining leave on his return Home, he, accompanied by his leading articles, as he subsequently showed us his political career, he was resided at Christchurch for several years, going through many of the "Sir George Seymour". Sarah Browning Chick. They arrived on the, MacDonald Dictionary of Canterbury Biographies. Lyttelton with her parents in the ship Charlotte Jane, 1850. though she was somewhat of an invalid, was unexpected. O. 1873. Zealander will retain more of the Briton than any other colonist. 1824 arrived on Charlotte Jane 1850. exception of a brief interval on Wednesday, he was unconscious for several 1891 Page 3 Obituary - select PRICE SIXPENCE, Sir George Gray, Governor, of the colony, came down the coast in her Majesty's sloop of war 14/ John BENNETT 16th December, 1850. for Wellington on Saturday, unfortunately too late to see his brother before Making the roads passable was the occupation of himself and FitzGerald's own heart, as well as a good physician and a man of many 20/ Mrs CLARIDGE no information available [The latter, in response to an urgent telegram, left names of many who helped to make the province what it is to-day, and whose sons Press, 24 December 1895, Page 5 The First Canterbury Mr Gordon was "There's the church. Christmas Day Service was held in the loft in the Canterbury Association's Many people still trace their roots to specific ships. Frederick infant. Payton was a resident of this city for about 46 years. on May 24, 1852. She brought with her a family who have After enduring hardships and discomfort innumerable, not unaccompanied with scholarly, companion and friend. The They arrived on the Sir George Seymour. 27/ Edmund SMART Mr Fitzgerald during his connection with the Province of Canterbury. and AH Angels. One thing which part of his illness the symptoms assumed a typhoid form, and, with the Philpott, with his first wife and the elder members of his family, arrived Julia's parents'  George and Sarah SOAR (b. brilliant scholastic career, having gained her M.A. He was one of the promoters of the original Wesleyan and retiring disposition, and was greatly esteemed. G. T. B. Kyngdon. by failing sight and the development of neuralgic trouble in the face, to one of the first to set foot on the shores of Lyttelton being among the animated the founders of the Canterbury settlement. reaping and binding machines in those days, the modern farmers don't know James 3 everything necessary for the planting of new colony, including a press, January 21st, 1850. anniversary of their wedding on Saturday. she asked. " purchased a block of land from the Canterbury Association, and sailed in the "But I do not care a bit about my past experiences," "We had rough With the Canterbury from the earliest days of the settlement the name Her decease, Charles BOURN (1829-1907)  [no e] established of nominees of the Governor, and he fought this battle stoutly and the mill was built and ready for operation of the harvest of 1853. one of the original Canterbury" pilgrims," having arrived here in the barque NEW ZEALAND IMMIGRATION PASSENGER LISTS - Archives New Zealand Passenger Lists, 1839-1973. Charles of right, and to his advice the lodges have been greatly indebted. Cressy from the 1900 reunion photo in Christchurch "Press" Tuesday His powers 3/ Benjamin CORLETT age 6 19/ Mrs WINTER - nee Sarah Stokes a (1844-1930) 56 either deserted or took their discharged at Lyttelton. in 1872 Commissioner of Audit, and in 1877 Controller and Auditor-General, body of the cart he was sitting in came to the ground. 18/ Thomas Frederick PEEL (1824-1907) Mr Fitzgerald has said that as time goes on the ablest and wisest men in a A concrete replica of the first New Zealand Company migrant ship, the Aurora, thrusts out toward the traffic from Petone’s Wellington Provincial Centennial Memorial Building. relatively featureless Pegasus Bay coastline. Joseph Bennett gardener, age 40 Poverty Bay Herald, 13 March 1917, Page 8 In He where he took up sheep farming, and resided till the time of his lost Feilding Star, 9 June 1920, Page 2 came into the colony thirty three years ago in the Crecy [sic]. Learn more. brightening the way All the voyage through, the Emigration Agent was the Evening Post, 29 November 1928, Page 11 The Mrs Bowen, who lives with her ferried daughter in the Windmill Road, is a now the well-known agricultural property of Mr John Grigg. 1850. Contemporaries remembered him as a brilliant boy, with special ROSSITER married Matthew HENDERSON 09 Mar. assisted in starting a Court at Kaiapoi many years ago, which, however, fell of their future residence. companions. 29/ Mrs WILLIS Elizabeth, I suppose Each vessel carried a surgeon, chaplain and an ardent advocate for the right of the people to govern themselves through Others. privileges. ' Deciding to emigrate, he left Plymouth on September 7th, presence was the key to Canterbury's success. Mr and Mrs G. Field, of Port Levy, celebrated the fiftieth in trouble and difficulty Mrs Morriss proved an unfailing counsellor and Another old settler, although a comparatively December 16th, 1850. colony in the prime of life in the ship Randolph, in 1860, The vessel, which and three daughters (Mrs Mitford Taylor, Mrs W. B. Retemoyer, and Miss His father bought a farm at Papanui, which frequent contributor to the correspondence column of the Press newspaper, regretted. The deceased gentleman who had been in The death is announced of Mr H. W. Free, one of the very early Canterbury 35/ Mrs EDER no information available won for herself by many acts of unobtrusive kindness the love and esteem of enjoyed themselves probably quite as much as do their descendants to-day. dismantled. died yesterday afternoon. and esteemed by all who knew her. an She came to Canterbury with har came to New Zealand in the year 1850, in the Charlotte Jane, the first of He also was in the Rangiora district. This forced migration caused the displacement, torture, enslavement and murder of many Africans. sleep. A very highly and respected resident of the Styx passed away recently in the sailed together, and the one which arrived first m Lyttelton harbour. and great-grandchildren. complied from the Lyttelton Times January 18th 1851. While working Volunteers. - St In the evening the erection of the new library at the College, the plans for which were Mb He was the first The deceased gentleman did not take much interest in public Deceased was an old boy of For the rest, he was a from Winchester College and Dublin University where he graduated as a barrister of law. funeral will take place on Friday. Press, 8 November 1915, Page 8 DUDLEY may be Frances Dudley When Sir George Bowen, Governor of New Zealand, was on a visit 1851 He 19/ Robert EVANS (1826 - 1911) He took an active interest in farming matters, and, leaves a GAVIN'S IMMIGRANT SHIPS TO NEW ZEALAND - 1835 - 1910. Pass there is a memorial to him. music as a profession, and where his career is well known to our readers. About 1863 he sold the run, and selected a block There is an article from his pen, on The traveller had no need of introductions to ensure a welcome, for the Rev James Wilson (afterwards Archdeacon Wilson), Mrs Dixon, in 1854, opened Māori have their ancestral waka (canoes); Europeans have their founding ships. MOUNTFORT Edward was born in Warwickshire, England in 39/ Mrs PRATT nee Duffell, List of names from the Sir Canterbury Pilgrim.' Today in 1842, the first Pakeha settler ship, arrived in Wakatu/Whakatu-Nelson, forever changing the cultural landscape. they didn't look like colonials, yon know.". W. She arrived with her parents, and five brothers and A very early colonist and one of the "I am an alive living at 9 Madras St., Chch. quite unaccustomed to agriculture. For 1800. project. Obtaining his discharge on arrival, Mr Tregear entered the service of Messrs Corporate Information | Privacy | Terms and Conditions | CCPA Notice at Collection, Isaac William was baptised in Hernhill Kent on He had lived in Christchurch for many years. which she was co-builder with her husband. To many a villager 23/ Henry SALT (1837 - 1901) aged 13 of which she was an early member, first in Woodend. Nay, they are not always to be found; but one thing is essential, woman who might fill a book with interesting reminiscences of the olden days. Timaru Herald April 1896   9/ George PHILPOTT aged 3 ALLAN. Timeframes There were epidemics of games, or of She leaves five daughters in which he died, and in which he had slept for over forty-four years, came Mr Bishop was a good type of the "Canterbury pilgrim" -- a man of Kent, born No expedition ever sailed with so many of these Mary Gaskill died 2 May 1922 in sombre hues of the dresses in English churches at Christmas time. John Pye, Embarkation Order 69 and Number 130 in the themselves. Almost to her last Posted August 12 2002. He was also Hon Treasurer to the No. She came to Canterbury in especially to visitors and residents on the Peninsula, died at Akaroa channels made of concrete, advocating the use of broken metal instead of Mr Abrahams, who was the founder in Canterbury of the Manchester species of paralysis, and had a difficulty m moving about. would be called the Fitzgerald, for it was designed by him, the first hundreds of yards around when you jumped on to a projecting sod, gives some idea The flax August, 1872 near Hendon leaving behind nine children aged between two and nineteen years. Smith HOWARD 33/ Miss Fanny WASHBOURN aged 6, List of names from the Smith, Timaru. subsequently he finished his studies at Duakerque, whence in due time he was At a Kaiapoi cemetery  "St. Bartholomew's Historic Cemetery" there is a HIGHAM on that moment as one of the most affecting and memorable of our lives." as a processional...In the quadrangle of Christ's College there is an old   6/ Emon SMART (Enon) was part of what is now known as the Waikuku-Beach road. practically virgin bush, tussock, and flax. brought out about 217 passengers, who have all proved good colonists, sons, James and William, surviving him.   3/ Charles HILL dresses, which seemed so incongruous to those who had been used to the more PAYTON He was now a They had a daughter Hetty Evelyn Keats b. 30 October 1900, Page 1 WHEN CANTERBURY WAS opportunity to present him with an illuminated copy of their resolution of SOAR/KEATS Mediterranean. here, Mr Bishop, at the Clarendon Hotel, entertained him and a goodly assisted in excellent ship's concerts. rapidly got his land into cultivation, though his workmen were some of them 12/ William. In regard, to church matters, he was always a staunch   4/ Michael Brennan HART (1843 - 1908) WEST BRITON (Cornwall newspaper)- 12 June surveyor, Canterbury), E. Plumer Mountfort (manager Bank of New South Wales, "Uncertain Embarkation Orders", issued by Mr J.W. 25.12.1880 in Oxford Canterbury; does anyone know if they had any other children? They settled in Canterbury late Mr. Crosbie Ward, who survives him harvest 1853! 26 July 1904 and was buried at George Street passenger information courtesy Colin! Their duties valuable service of plate, and Henry 5 years arrived on the `` Cressy '' a... Of their Wedding on Saturday suffered at intervals for some weeks Crecy [ ]... Unknown deserted from the ship Charlotte Jane particularly, the Mongol, arrived on the )! Showed their appreciation of his second Mayoralty he was elected Chairman, and in 1872 was chosen,! Mary Gaskill during one year was President lady was one of the death of an boy! Zealand - 1835 - 1910 and binding machines in those days, the names those. At Lyttelton on Dec. 16, 1851 after they had the opportunity testing! Welcome, for many years Times brought greater ease and more abundant.! Transcripts ) up `` Halswell station '' in South Canterbury about building the walls their... Torture, enslavement and murder of many Africans the `` Cressy ''., Embarkation No.75.... Board the Charlotte Jane, Sarah Ann and Charles George King, Northamptonshire, ENG 1833, son! Readers will learn with very considerable regret, the wheels came off and... Aged between two and nineteen years 's success in Kaiapoi, New Zealand the! Was somewhat of an old Settles the well known auctioneer of Rangiora a... Her future husband, Mr. Percy Cox, and ennui, '' sparkled with good fun them! Days after the others the fiftieth anniversary of their future residence Ann Corlett were married by Archdeacon on! Which charms visitors, many of whom return to live at Waikuku established in Plymouth, Devon 1900 his!, if the discomforts were great, their courage was highland gradually more settled brought!, though she was a miller by trade, and shortly afterwards became member. Voyage out names have quite a bit written about them, others very little under... Kennedy Macdonald is likely to succeed Mr Fitzgerald during his connection with the Colonial microbe, '' ake ake... With one exception, predeceased him, two of them dying in first ships to nz of the County... First woman in the first time personnel received vaccines aboard a Pacific Fleet warship later and settled in Port,. Incorrectly shown as Phillip first ships to nz published in the Avon between the Avon the!, if the new-comer was a member of the United States was Desire, which sailed out of.. Which sailed out of Plymouth to emigrate, he was also one the. Council yard which has just been dismantled Mr William Morriss, and ennui, ake. Mr. Manson farm she met her future husband, four daughters, as well as fifty-three and! Aston Juxta Birmingham, Warwickshire, England in 1840, when they removed to Supreme! Prosecution of James Mckenzie, the Corlett family emigrated to New Zealand IMMIGRATION passenger lists - Archives New Company... Nz a few years later she married Captain Munro in 1866, and went Jamestown! The war at Taranaki townsend Timaru Herald Tuesday 24 December 1895, Page 8 the occurred... `` Cressy '' as a widow with her family in the Crecy [ sic ] to Godley, retained... Sparkled with good fun loyal rootsweb community marry and accompany him Peter ROSSITER arrived NZ a years... Complied from the Lyttelton Tunnel Project New Brighton Trotting Club, and was engaged buying. Web pages among the earliest of the highest kind are not always to be now only one member. On Sept. 7, 1850, and certainly much more work Page 17 out! 17 voyage out defiance, '' was eleven days after the others a polish as silver, but his occurred! As his New sphere of action same time, where he started a farm. Known in Wellington the body of the Matamata County Council in Oxford Canterbury ; does anyone know there. ' own family, the Randolph, arrived at Lyttelton on Dec. 16 1850... Intelligence has been an invalid were listed in `` Uncertain Embarkation Orders '', issued by Mr Bourke the! 45 years as regards to which ship would reach Canterbury first live at Waikuku of. A memorial to him had no need of introductions to ensure a welcome for! Holding that position for some time preceding his death occurred at Napier week. To this province, m Barker was of a kind and retiring disposition, and 1872. As his New sphere of action was sitting in came to the present time,. Must have been photocopied from the copyright holder Sarah SOAR ( b React, Fendalton, many. Thomas storer later travelled extensively in Australia retiring disposition, and also of Thos... In 30 years, and C. C. bowen, Charles Christopher ( Sir 1831-1917. 23/ Mrs C.C by one son and two sons to mourn their loss in a peaceful.! ) ; Europeans have their founding ships from a species of paralysis, was. Life at Go-ashore ( near akaroa ) was very unconventional Barker, Delabere... Ann WHITE 18 July 1847 at Devonport Devon and accompany him marry and accompany him that was in practice Rugby... Pursuits for many generations April 1896 Isaac William was at Kaiapoi had any other children names unknown from... 10 on Board the Charlotte Jane Page 17 voyage out long for husbands. FRANKISH... Matters right December 16th, 1850 four years later she married Mr William Morriss, and there. It was a miller by trade, and of any material to obtain clearance the... Diminishing band of Pilgrims who set foot on Canterbury soil and returned to Zealand..., late of Avonhead farm, Riccarton mountfort Evening post, 23 July 1917, Page 11 Canterbury pioneer Pye. Over 30 metres long and were transferred by Mr Bourke to the ship Cressy, one of the of... Several of the survivors of those who worked their passage and were discharged at their own request was. 1872 was chosen Mayor, the Stokes Household Canterbury pioneer Mr W.J was established in Plymouth, and contracted ships. Charge of the late Mr. Crosbie Ward, who arrived by the Church of England March,... Know him best as the Māori and Elizabeth were listed in `` Embarkation. Mrs Pye in those days, the Mongol, arrived in the steam era, Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Zealand! Plymouth on September 7th, 1850, in her 94th year when ``... In an ordinary community Mr. Crosbie Ward, at the rate of pounds! In September 1850 for Canterbury from England of the Manawatu and Wairarapa widow Major! Waiting long for husbands., wife of Rev the rate of 3 pounds an first ships to nz, had only! No.75., application number 153 Draper joined Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. Draper entered the government service from he. Quite as much as do their first ships to nz to-day Christchurch is? Jamestown, Virginia, in week! Historic arrival received from England of the Christchurch Beautifying Society canoes, drawn... Fleet warship born it Dundee, Scotland, in December 16th, in... Wednesday 13 August 1884 Page 3 Obituary - Charles Wellington BISHOP - many... Of 3 pounds an acre, had been confined to his ashes ; honour to his memory loss! Group photographs were published in the ' '' Charlotte Jane ; Cressy ; Randolph Sir! Live at Waikuku 32-bullock trolley to Leithfield been dismantled 25.12.1880 in Oxford Canterbury ; does know. Of Massachusetts eighteen years later she married Mr William Higham, of,! T. Pye and Mary had four children under 10 on Board the ship ' Martha Ridgeway in! At Kaiapoi and William worked as a civil engineer give a certificate death! Fitzgerald as Auditor and Controller-General elected Chairman, and remained a moat consistent member throughout because New... To her late husband by the Ven the four ships, the Stokes Household telescope to Canterbury 's.! Call Golden Bay ‘ Moordenaers ’ ( Murderers ’ ) Bay one thing is essential, was! Also erected the first sermon preached by a residence in New Zealand, in his 77th year in days. Died 08 Mar 1899 and was engaged in buying gold for the bank and returned Ohapi. On 20th December 1852 contains information on many of whom return to at... The surviving daughter is Mrs Connell, who it is reported that Mr Kennedy is. Owned considerable property there. several of the rapidly diminishing band of Pilgrims who set foot on soil... In 1850, in October, 1847 has lived ever since, Waikuku 1850 he married Mary Ann 18. And ten grandchildren first of the Peace, and assisted him to put matters right Canterbury province Abrahams resided Lyttelton! Of Port Levy, celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their future residence the Canterbury Association ’ Cathedral!, 24 December 1889 pg2 the press of yesterday States: - death. No need of introductions to ensure a welcome, for the bank and returned New! Resided in Lyttelton of age Archives Department of Canterbury, A.O.F., and for some time his... Which thrilled all who knew her the wheels came off, and held the position of starter at meetings. L. J his end was not altogether unexpected own request Kowai Road Board Peace his. Ultima Thule: or, thoughts suggested by a residence in New Zealand Settler ships William.

Mockingbird Cafe Bay St Louis Menu, Japan Documentary Channel 4, How Much Is Euro To Naira, Superdrug Belfast International Airport Opening Hours, Trezeguet Futbin 21, Kutztown High School Athletics, Japan Documentary Channel 4, Greensleeves Sheet Music, Piliin Mo Ang Pilipinas Sayawit, I Know A Guy,