Notes: Ailsa and Bill Family Histories

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Matches 4,151 to 4,200 of 15,908

#	Notes	Linked to
4151	Moved into Glasgow to live, still working for Anderson & Shaw	Pauling, Thomas (I2549)
4152	Mr A H SCOTT The death has occurred of Mr Alexander H Scott a well known stock and station agent and of recent years and farmer at Berwick. He joined the firm of Messr Stronach Morris & Co as a lad and was later Manager of Dalgety & Co of Invercargill. He had all the prerequities of a first class auctioneer and was recognised throughout Otago and Southland as an excellent judge of stock. At the Invercarill wool sale in Jan 1912, he had the distrinction of selling 320 lots in slightly over 32 mins which worked out at the rate of one lot every six seconds. He rejoined Stronach Morris and Co in 1914 and was head auctioner for this firm until 1932 when re resigned to take up sheep farming on his property at Berwick. He saw active service in the First World War, serving withthe Otago Regiment in Egypt and Palestine. He was a prominent Rugby player as a member of the Pirates Football Club, and represented Otago in 1910. Mr Scott is survived by his wife and two sisters, Miss Molly Scott and Mrs Charles Penman.	Scott, Alexander Hugh (I1546)
4153	Mr and Mrs Archie Taylor of 1806 South Marshfield Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter, Doris Fern, to Thomas Reid Fairholm, son of Mrs Elizabeth Fairholm of 6358 South Morgan Street	Family: Thomas Reid Fairholm / Doris Fern Taylor (F1668)
4154	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: Terence David Corlett / Living (F330)
4155	Mr G A Gertson Mr Gustaf Albin (Gus) Gertson, who took part in a pioneer whaling venture from Sweden to the Antarctica and New Zealand in the 1920's, has died in Port Chalmers. He was 89. Born in the town of Konga, in the south of Sweden, Mr Gertson was brought up mainly with his grandparents after his mother remarried. His working career began as a farm labourer, followed by three years as an apprentice electrician. He spent his compulsory military training with the Swedish Navy in Stockholm, working on minesweepers in the Baltic Sea and with the coastguard. After leaving the navy he tried a job as a seaman and eventually joined Captain C A Larsen's pioneer whaling venture to the Ross Sea and Antarctica. The expedition left Sweden in September 1923 and travelled to Hobart, then through the Southern Ocean to Discovery Inlet in the Great Ice Barrier. Mr Gertson operated winches and worked as a wireless operator during the expedition. The seamen returned to New Zealand where Mr Gertson and several other Scandinavians stayed in Port Chalmers to become naturalised New Zealanders. He met Winifred Kemp in Port Chalmers and they were married in Dunedin in 1933. Mr Gertson taught himself English from a dictionary and spent the years before World War II as a seaman, obtaining his second mate's ticket with the Union Co in 1928. His last seafaring work was with the Anchor Co of Nelson, where Mr Gertson obtained his first mate's ticket. After retiring from the sea in 1939, Mr Gertson worked on the waterfront. During the Second World War he worked on minesweeper construction. He later worked in the motor trade in Dunedin for some time before returning to Port Chalmers to be near the sea. He was employed as a storeman with the Union Co at the Port Chalmers Marine Repair Works. He finally retired at the age of 65. Mr Gertson is survived by his wife, Winifred, and son, John.	Gertson, Gustaf Albin (I2304)
4156	Mr G Gibson Dies Mr George Gibson, accountant to the bookmaking firm of Hackett and Williams, died yesterday morning after a long illness. He had been with the firm for about 20 years, and at one time was clerk on the racecourse for the late mr Jim Hackett, sen.	Gibson, George Edward Johnstone (I6005)
4157	Mr James Gibson, tailor of Greytown died suddenly at his residence yesterday morning at ten o'clock, of syncope. Deceased was about forty-four years of age, and leaves a widow and step family to mourn his loss. No inquest will be held as Dr Bey had been attending him previous to his death.	Gibson, James (I2396)
4158	Mr K A GILLANDERS The death has occurred of Mr Kenneth Alexander Gillanders, of Waiteti, Te Kuiti. Mr Gillanders, who was 77 years of age, came to New Zealand from Britain with his wife and family on the steamer Devon in 1908, and shortly afterwards took up bush land in the Waiteti Valley, near Te Kuiti, where all lived in tents till they got land cleared to build a house. He resided there continuously with the exception of a few years spent at Silverdale. Prior to coming to New Zealand Mr Gillanders was in business in Inverness, Scotland, where he was closely identifed with various local bodies and institutiions, being a member of the Inverness Town Council and Inverness County Council, convener of the Fire Brigade Committee and an officer of the Inverness troop of Lovat Scouts. For many years Mr Gillanders was prominent in church work, both in Scotland and New Zealand, and he was the last of the original session of the Te Kuiti Presbyterian Church. In 1916/26 he was appointed a justice of the peace.	Gillanders, Kenneth Alexander (I1740)
4159	MRS A T DICKASON The friends of Mrs A T Dickason, of Masterton, will regret to hear of her death, which occurred at the Masterton Hospital at mid day today. The deceased lady had had a long and painful illness, and very little hopes were entertained for her recovery for some time past. The late Mrs Dickason was born at Brockley, Kent, England, and came to New Zealand ten years ago, and has resided in Masterton ever since. She was of a kindly disposition, and endeared herself to those with whom she came in contact. The deceased lady was 34 years of age, and leaves a husband and two children (aged 7 years and 13 months respectively), who will have the sincere sympathy of their friends in their sad bereavement. The funeral will leave the residence, Pownall Street, at 3 o'clock on Thursday afternoon.	Hoar, Ethel Rosina (I7614)
4160	Mrs C Allan announces the engagement of her daughter, Nellie Alexandria, to Mr John B Innes, the wedding to take place shortly.	Family: John Innes / Nellie Alexandria Allan (F1928)
4161	Mrs C WHITE Widow of Capt David Henry White, who died 17 years ago, Mrs Charlotte White, of The Moorings, Fort Road, Newhaven died on Thursday of last week and was buried at the Newhaven Cemetery on Tuesday. Her husband was captain in the cross-channel steamers for many years and for some times prior to his death was berthing master at the Newhaven Harbour. Mrs White, who was aged 86, was a native of Worthing, and had lived at Newhaven for about 56 years. She is survived by a son, Mr D H White, of Littlehampton, who was an officer in the cross-channel steamers for some time, and a daughter Miss L White. Owing to the ill-health of her daughter, Mrs White's interment was preceded by a service at the residence, and the Rev. S Newby (rector) officiated. The committal service was conducted by the Rev. J S Martin (curate). The mourners were Mr and Mrs D H White, of Littlehampton (son and daughter in law), Mr F J White, of Telscombe Cliffs (brother in law) and Mrs W J Peters of Hove (niece). Floral tributes werre sent by the following: "With all my love to darling mother, from Lila", "To dear mother, from Dave and Gert (Littlehampton)". Eliza (Hove); Olive and Will; Norman and Gordon (Hove); Auntie, Uncle and Edie (Telscombe Cliffs); Nan and Howard (Northfield, Birmingham); Mr and Mrs Shanks (Peacehaven); Mr and Mrs E J Day and Doris (Hartlip); Jess and Jim; "Lorraine"; all at 1 Murray Avenue, Newhaven; Miss Marie Leroux; Mr and Mrs W L Knight; Mabel Hunt; Mr and Mrs James Ladwin; Mrs Brown; Mrs Renville; May.	Woodruff, Charlotte (I4470)
4162	Mrs E Clark, whose death occurred last week, was an old resident of Port Chalmers. She was the second daughter of the late Mr J Kemp, and was born at Mount Cargill 57 years ago. The late Mrs Clark is survived by two sons and three daughters. Both the sons are well known in sporting circles. The daughters are Mrs Church (Wellington) and Mrs Gooch (Ranfurly). The deceased, who was of a kindly disposition, was a member of the Port Chalmers Old Identities' Association.	Kemp, Esther (I101)
4163	Mrs Elnr Morris,Te Ore Ore, Masterton	Corlett, Eleanor (I625)
4164	Mrs Isabel Rosson, 186 Dixon St, Masterton	Pinhey, Edith Isabel Mary (I1000)
4165	Mrs Jno Wright, Ettrick	Kemp, Margaret (I254)
4166	Mrs Jno Wright, Ettrick	Kemp, Margaret (I254)
4167	Mrs Jno Wright, Ettrick	Kemp, Margaret (I254)
4168	Mrs Jno Wright, Ettrick	Kemp, Margaret (I254)
4169	Mrs Jno Wright, Ettrick	Kemp, Margaret (I254)
4170	Mrs Jno Wright, Ettrick	Kemp, Margaret (I254)
4171	Mrs Jno Wright, Ettrick	Kemp, Margaret (I254)
4172	Mrs Jno Wright, Ettrick	Kemp, Margaret (I254)
4173	Mrs John KEMP, Mount Cargill whose remains were interred in the Waitati Cemetery on Sunday, was one of the pioneers of the neighborhood. Mrs Kemp was one of the first residents of Mount Cargill. Arriving in New Zealand in 1862, the deceased lady and her husband settled in the district, and took up land. She lived at Mount Cargill till the time of her death. She took an active part in the Presbyterian Church services held at the Schoolhouse. The Rev. Wm. Grant, of Port Chalmers, officiating at the graveside, referred to the many sterling qualities of the deceased as a settler and friend, her quiet, unassuming, sympathetic nature undearing her to all who came in contact with her. Mrs Kemp is survived by her husband, three sons, four daughters, a number of grandchildren and great grandchildren.	Ryan, Bridget (I248)
4174	Mrs L Johnstone and her son, Norman, tender their sincere and grateful thanks for the many messages, of sympathy and floral emblems sent to them in their sad loss. Special thanks to all the girl and boy friends of Jean (Paddy).	Johnstone, Jean Melville (I6583)
4175	MRS RICHARD M RAND Mrs Vera Helen Rand, 62, of 245 Middle St, died at Portsmouth Hospital yesterday. She was born in Haverhill, Mass, Feb 13 1914, the daughter of the late John and Elizabeth (Fairholm) Brown. Mrs Rand attended the United Methodist Church and formerly was employed as a nurse's aide in various nursing homes. She was a member of the Senior Citizens Club and a former member of the Pythian Sisters and the Rebekah Lodge. Survivors include her husband, Richard M Rand; three daughters, Mrs Helen Douglass of Georgetown, Conn; Mrs Beverly Reoulinsky of Dover, and Mrs Sandra Baillargeon of Lebanon; five grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs Jean Duchemine and Mrs Dorothy Morrow, both of Haverhill, Mass; and Mrs Rhonda Beatty of Rockland, Mass; several nieces and nephews.	Brown, Vera Helen (I3875)
4176	Mrs Thomas Gall	Young, Christina (I7204)
4177	MUMFORD Ethel Ellen of 30 Laton Road Hastings, Widow Died 11 May 1957 at St Helens Hospital, Hastings. Administration Lewes, 17 June to Leslie Spencer Mumford, Bank Manager Effects: £424 15s 8d \|\|	Lawrance, Ethel Ellen (I4479)
4178	Murdoch Gillanders Law Clerk Married to Catherine Campbell At 10.40 PM aged 50 years Parents: John Gillanders, GameKeeper (dec) & Ann Gillanders MS MacDonald (dec) M J Gillanders, Son was present when he died.	Gillanders, Murdoch (I1741)
4179	MURDOCH, Elvira, Wife, M, 56, Barbadoes W Indies, 8 rooms with windows MURDOCH, Thomas M, Son, S, 38, Stationer, own account, Glasgow MURDOCH, William A, son, S, 24, Lithographer, worker, Glasgow FAIRHOLM, Elizabeth, Serv, S, 26, General Serv Domestic, Glasgow	Farm, Elizabeth Forrest (I396)
4180	Murray Scott Russell aged 44yrs Shop Assistant	Russell, Murray Scott (I7585)
4181	Must have married someone with surname of Paton before 1891, plus child Annie Paton is 1mth old in 1891 Census with parents	Brown, Margaret (I5929)
4182	My Mum and Dad attended the Funeral, and it was very moving. Patrick was part of the Highway 61 Motorcycle Club and they honored him at his burial.	Hutana, Patrick Napier (I1541)
4183	Myra Smith Parents: Mary and George Gregory Smith	Smith, Myra (I108)
4184	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I959)
4185	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I960)
4186	Name could also be HENDRY, after his Grandfather	Yeardly, Henry (I7891)
4187	Name: Ann Jane Hartley Residence: 18 Victoria St, Chadderton Date of Death: 15 April 1934 Date of Burial: 19 April 1934 Cememony Performed by: F Pearson Ellis Class of Ground: Unconsecrated Parishioner: No Sex: Female Age: 69 years Remarks: none Folio in Register of Grave: C 65 Consecutive No of Burial: 74561 Position and Number of grave: D6 59 Buried in family plot.	Kneale, Ann Jane (I6475)
4188	Name: JUBER Emerson Widow: JUBER, Josephine Unit: H 170 NY Inf Date: 12 Aug 1891, Invalid, Application No 1,048,221, Certificate No 780,802, State NY Date: 25 April 1892, Widow, Application No 547,994, Certificate No 365137, State NY	Jubber, Emerson William (I4756)
4189	Nancy Gaynor Falkner Ashes buried: 4 Feb 2005	Pearce, Nancy Gaynor (I7688)
4190	Nancy Gray from Carterton has been in contact with me regarding the Brasell family. She has a very extensive family history of the Brasell's. Please contact me to obtain contact details with Nancy as I am sure she would be very interested in any contacts. Attached is a wonderful family photo showing Frederick James (Jim) Brasell, father of James Walter Brasell. According to the NZ Online Database, Jim's parents - Robert and Eliza had 13 children. They lived in the Timaru area and many of them were fisherman. There is also a very good article about the death of Frederick James (Jim) Brasell on the site Today in History. http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/today-in-history/9266344/Today-in-History-October-12	Brasell, James Walter (I3716)
4191	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I6950)
4192	National Archives: Admission to Greenwich Hospital School DOB 15 Aug 1847 Parents: Morris and Mary Woodruff, married 23 June 1842 in Woodnesborough. ADM 73/385/97 Not available as download	Woodruff, George (I4469)
4193	Native of Scotland, in NZ 37 yrs (1863), occupation: Landing Waiter	MacKintosh, James McKenzie (I2844)
4194	Nealy Provan Gourlay At 10.15 AM Parents: Peter Brown Gourlay, Coal Miner & Elizabeth Gourlay MS Gardner married: June 1873, Blantyre Peter B Gourlay, Father was present at her birth	Gourlay, Nealy Provan (I4246)
4195	Need more research in regards to Charles. On when and where he died, if he married, if he went overseas. Is not the Charles Laird that died in France 2 Jan 1918 Pte 275940.	Laird, Charles (I6342)
4196	Need more research in regards to Helen or Ellen. On when and where she died, if she married, if she went overseas.	Laird, Helen (I6343)
4197	Need to find birth/baptism under Corking or Jubber/Jabber	Jubber, Emma (I9171)
4198	Need to purchase details from Deceased online.	Tickner, James (I8434)
4199	Need to purchase details from Deceased online.	Dilnot, Mary Ann (I8423)
4200	Needs investigation to locate death/burial of the 8 Aug 1767 as stated on other Ancestry Trees. Cannot locate at this stage, but not looked at films relating to the burials for this place or time period.	Bacchus, Ann (I8754)

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4151

Moved into Glasgow to live, still working for Anderson & Shaw

4152

Mr A H SCOTT
The death has occurred of Mr Alexander H Scott a well known stock and station agent and of recent years and farmer at Berwick.
He joined the firm of Messr Stronach Morris & Co as a lad and was later Manager of Dalgety & Co of Invercargill. He had all the prerequities of a first class auctioneer and was recognised throughout Otago and Southland as an excellent judge of stock.
At the Invercarill wool sale in Jan 1912, he had the distrinction of selling 320 lots in slightly over 32 mins which worked out at the rate of one lot every six seconds.
He rejoined Stronach Morris and Co in 1914 and was head auctioner for this firm until 1932 when re resigned to take up sheep farming on his property at Berwick. He saw active service in the First World War, serving withthe Otago Regiment in Egypt and Palestine. He was a prominent Rugby player as a member of the Pirates Football Club, and represented Otago in 1910.
Mr Scott is survived by his wife and two sisters, Miss Molly Scott and Mrs Charles Penman.

Scott, Alexander Hugh (I1546)

4153

Mr and Mrs Archie Taylor of 1806 South Marshfield Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter, Doris Fern, to Thomas Reid Fairholm, son of Mrs Elizabeth Fairholm of 6358 South Morgan Street

Family: Thomas Reid Fairholm / Doris Fern Taylor (F1668)

4154

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Family: Terence David Corlett / Living (F330)

4155

Mr G A Gertson

Mr Gustaf Albin (Gus) Gertson, who took part in a pioneer whaling venture from Sweden to the Antarctica and New Zealand in the 1920's, has died in Port Chalmers. He was 89.
Born in the town of Konga, in the south of Sweden, Mr Gertson was brought up mainly with his grandparents after his mother remarried.
His working career began as a farm labourer, followed by three years as an apprentice electrician.
He spent his compulsory military training with the Swedish Navy in Stockholm, working on minesweepers in the Baltic Sea and with the coastguard.
After leaving the navy he tried a job as a seaman and eventually joined Captain C A Larsen's pioneer whaling venture to the Ross Sea and Antarctica.
The expedition left Sweden in September 1923 and travelled to Hobart, then through the Southern Ocean to Discovery Inlet in the Great Ice Barrier.
Mr Gertson operated winches and worked as a wireless operator during the expedition.
The seamen returned to New Zealand where Mr Gertson and several other Scandinavians stayed in Port Chalmers to become naturalised New Zealanders.
He met Winifred Kemp in Port Chalmers and they were married in Dunedin in 1933.
Mr Gertson taught himself English from a dictionary and spent the years before World War II as a seaman, obtaining his second mate's ticket with the Union Co in 1928.
His last seafaring work was with the Anchor Co of Nelson, where Mr Gertson obtained his first mate's ticket.
After retiring from the sea in 1939, Mr Gertson worked on the waterfront. During the Second World War he worked on minesweeper construction.
He later worked in the motor trade in Dunedin for some time before returning to Port Chalmers to be near the sea. He was employed as a storeman with the Union Co at the Port Chalmers Marine Repair Works.
He finally retired at the age of 65.
Mr Gertson is survived by his wife, Winifred, and son, John.

Gertson, Gustaf Albin (I2304)

4156

Mr G Gibson Dies
Mr George Gibson, accountant to the bookmaking firm of Hackett and Williams, died yesterday morning after a long illness.
He had been with the firm for about 20 years, and at one time was clerk on the racecourse for the late mr Jim Hackett, sen.

Gibson, George Edward Johnstone (I6005)

4157

Mr James Gibson, tailor of Greytown died suddenly at his residence yesterday morning at ten o'clock, of syncope. Deceased was about forty-four years of age, and leaves a widow and step family to mourn his loss. No inquest will be held as Dr Bey had been attending him previous to his death.

Gibson, James (I2396)

4158

Mr K A GILLANDERS

The death has occurred of Mr Kenneth Alexander Gillanders, of Waiteti, Te Kuiti. Mr Gillanders, who was 77 years of age, came to New Zealand from Britain with his wife and family on the steamer Devon in 1908, and shortly afterwards took up bush land in the Waiteti Valley, near Te Kuiti, where all lived in tents till they got land cleared to build a house. He resided there continuously with the exception of a few years spent at Silverdale. Prior to coming to New Zealand Mr Gillanders was in business in Inverness, Scotland, where he was closely identifed with various local bodies and institutiions, being a member of the Inverness Town Council and Inverness County Council, convener of the Fire Brigade Committee and an officer of the Inverness troop of Lovat Scouts. For many years Mr Gillanders was prominent in church work, both in Scotland and New Zealand, and he was the last of the original session of the Te Kuiti Presbyterian Church. In 1916/26 he was appointed a justice of the peace.

Gillanders, Kenneth Alexander (I1740)

4159

MRS A T DICKASON

The friends of Mrs A T Dickason, of Masterton, will regret to hear of her death, which occurred at the Masterton Hospital at mid day today. The deceased lady had had a long and painful illness, and very little hopes were entertained for her recovery for some time past. The late Mrs Dickason was born at Brockley, Kent, England, and came to New Zealand ten years ago, and has resided in Masterton ever since. She was of a kindly disposition, and endeared herself to those with whom she came in contact. The deceased lady was 34 years of age, and leaves a husband and two children (aged 7 years and 13 months respectively), who will have the sincere sympathy of their friends in their sad bereavement. The funeral will leave the residence, Pownall Street, at 3 o'clock on Thursday afternoon.

Hoar, Ethel Rosina (I7614)

4160

Mrs C Allan announces the engagement of her daughter, Nellie Alexandria, to Mr John B Innes, the wedding to take place shortly.

Family: John Innes / Nellie Alexandria Allan (F1928)

4161

Mrs C WHITE

Widow of Capt David Henry White, who died 17 years ago, Mrs Charlotte White, of The Moorings, Fort Road, Newhaven died on Thursday of last week and was buried at the Newhaven Cemetery on Tuesday. Her husband was captain in the cross-channel steamers for many years and for some times prior to his death was berthing master at the Newhaven Harbour.
Mrs White, who was aged 86, was a native of Worthing, and had lived at Newhaven for about 56 years. She is survived by a son, Mr D H White, of Littlehampton, who was an officer in the cross-channel steamers for some time, and a daughter Miss L White.
Owing to the ill-health of her daughter, Mrs White's interment was preceded by a service at the residence, and the Rev. S Newby (rector) officiated. The committal service was conducted by the Rev. J S Martin (curate). The mourners were Mr and Mrs D H White, of Littlehampton (son and daughter in law), Mr F J White, of Telscombe Cliffs (brother in law) and Mrs W J Peters of Hove (niece).
Floral tributes werre sent by the following:
"With all my love to darling mother, from Lila", "To dear mother, from Dave and Gert (Littlehampton)". Eliza (Hove); Olive and Will; Norman and Gordon (Hove); Auntie, Uncle and Edie (Telscombe Cliffs); Nan and Howard (Northfield, Birmingham); Mr and Mrs Shanks (Peacehaven); Mr and Mrs E J Day and Doris (Hartlip); Jess and Jim; "Lorraine"; all at 1 Murray Avenue, Newhaven; Miss Marie Leroux; Mr and Mrs W L Knight; Mabel Hunt; Mr and Mrs James Ladwin; Mrs Brown; Mrs Renville; May.

Woodruff, Charlotte (I4470)

4162

Mrs E Clark,
whose death occurred last week, was an old resident of Port Chalmers. She was the second daughter of the late Mr J Kemp, and was born at Mount Cargill 57 years ago. The late Mrs Clark is survived by two sons and three daughters. Both the sons are well known in sporting circles. The daughters are Mrs Church (Wellington) and Mrs Gooch (Ranfurly). The deceased, who was of a kindly disposition, was a member of the Port Chalmers Old Identities' Association.

Kemp, Esther (I101)

4163

Mrs Elnr Morris,Te Ore Ore, Masterton

Corlett, Eleanor (I625)

4164

Mrs Isabel Rosson, 186 Dixon St, Masterton

Pinhey, Edith Isabel Mary (I1000)

4165

Mrs Jno Wright, Ettrick

Kemp, Margaret (I254)

4166

Mrs Jno Wright, Ettrick

Kemp, Margaret (I254)

4167

Mrs Jno Wright, Ettrick

Kemp, Margaret (I254)

4168

Mrs Jno Wright, Ettrick

Kemp, Margaret (I254)

4169

Mrs Jno Wright, Ettrick

Kemp, Margaret (I254)

4170

Mrs Jno Wright, Ettrick

Kemp, Margaret (I254)

4171

Mrs Jno Wright, Ettrick

Kemp, Margaret (I254)

4172

Mrs Jno Wright, Ettrick

Kemp, Margaret (I254)

4173

Mrs John KEMP,
Mount Cargill whose remains were interred in the Waitati Cemetery on Sunday, was one of the pioneers of the neighborhood. Mrs Kemp was one of the first residents of Mount Cargill. Arriving in New Zealand in 1862, the deceased lady and her husband settled in the district, and took up land. She lived at Mount Cargill till the time of her death. She took an active part in the Presbyterian Church services held at the Schoolhouse. The Rev. Wm. Grant, of Port Chalmers, officiating at the graveside, referred to the many sterling qualities of the deceased as a settler and friend, her quiet, unassuming, sympathetic nature undearing her to all who came in contact with her. Mrs Kemp is survived by her husband, three sons, four daughters, a number of grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Ryan, Bridget (I248)

4174

Mrs L Johnstone and her son, Norman, tender their sincere and grateful thanks for the many messages, of sympathy and floral emblems sent to them in their sad loss. Special thanks to all the girl and boy friends of Jean (Paddy).

Johnstone, Jean Melville (I6583)

4175

MRS RICHARD M RAND
Mrs Vera Helen Rand, 62, of 245 Middle St, died at Portsmouth Hospital yesterday.
She was born in Haverhill, Mass, Feb 13 1914, the daughter of the late John and Elizabeth (Fairholm) Brown.
Mrs Rand attended the United Methodist Church and formerly was employed as a nurse's aide in various nursing homes.
She was a member of the Senior Citizens Club and a former member of the Pythian Sisters and the Rebekah Lodge.
Survivors include her husband, Richard M Rand; three daughters, Mrs Helen Douglass of Georgetown, Conn; Mrs Beverly Reoulinsky of Dover, and Mrs Sandra Baillargeon of Lebanon; five grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs Jean Duchemine and Mrs Dorothy Morrow, both of Haverhill, Mass; and Mrs Rhonda Beatty of Rockland, Mass; several nieces and nephews.

Brown, Vera Helen (I3875)

4176

Mrs Thomas Gall

Young, Christina (I7204)

4177

MUMFORD Ethel Ellen
of 30 Laton Road Hastings, Widow
Died 11 May 1957 at St Helens Hospital, Hastings.
Administration Lewes, 17 June to Leslie Spencer Mumford, Bank Manager
Effects: £424 15s 8d
||

Lawrance, Ethel Ellen (I4479)

4178

Murdoch Gillanders
Law Clerk
Married to Catherine Campbell
At 10.40 PM aged 50 years
Parents: John Gillanders, GameKeeper (dec) & Ann Gillanders MS MacDonald (dec)

M J Gillanders, Son was present when he died.

Gillanders, Murdoch (I1741)

4179

MURDOCH, Elvira, Wife, M, 56, Barbadoes W Indies, 8 rooms with windows
MURDOCH, Thomas M, Son, S, 38, Stationer, own account, Glasgow
MURDOCH, William A, son, S, 24, Lithographer, worker, Glasgow
FAIRHOLM, Elizabeth, Serv, S, 26, General Serv Domestic, Glasgow

Farm, Elizabeth Forrest (I396)

4180

Murray Scott Russell
aged 44yrs
Shop Assistant

Russell, Murray Scott (I7585)

4181

Must have married someone with surname of Paton before 1891, plus child Annie Paton is 1mth old in 1891 Census with parents

Brown, Margaret (I5929)

4182

My Mum and Dad attended the Funeral, and it was very moving.
Patrick was part of the Highway 61 Motorcycle Club and they honored him at his burial.

Hutana, Patrick Napier (I1541)

4183

Myra Smith
Parents: Mary and George Gregory Smith

Smith, Myra (I108)

4184

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I959)

4185

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I960)

4186

Name could also be HENDRY, after his Grandfather

Yeardly, Henry (I7891)

4187

Name: Ann Jane Hartley
Residence: 18 Victoria St, Chadderton
Date of Death: 15 April 1934
Date of Burial: 19 April 1934
Cememony Performed by: F Pearson Ellis
Class of Ground: Unconsecrated
Parishioner: No
Sex: Female
Age: 69 years
Remarks: none
Folio in Register of Grave: C 65
Consecutive No of Burial: 74561
Position and Number of grave: D6 59

Buried in family plot.

Kneale, Ann Jane (I6475)

4188

Name: JUBER Emerson
Widow: JUBER, Josephine
Unit: H 170 NY Inf
Date: 12 Aug 1891, Invalid, Application No 1,048,221, Certificate No 780,802, State NY
Date: 25 April 1892, Widow, Application No 547,994, Certificate No 365137, State NY

Jubber, Emerson William (I4756)

4189

Nancy Gaynor Falkner
Ashes buried: 4 Feb 2005

Pearce, Nancy Gaynor (I7688)

4190

Nancy Gray from Carterton has been in contact with me regarding the Brasell family.
She has a very extensive family history of the Brasell's.

Please contact me to obtain contact details with Nancy as I am sure she would be very interested in any contacts.

Attached is a wonderful family photo showing Frederick James (Jim) Brasell, father of James Walter Brasell.
According to the NZ Online Database, Jim's parents - Robert and Eliza had 13 children.
They lived in the Timaru area and many of them were fisherman.

There is also a very good article about the death of Frederick James (Jim) Brasell on the site Today in History.

http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/today-in-history/9266344/Today-in-History-October-12

Brasell, James Walter (I3716)

4191

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I6950)

4192

National Archives:
Admission to Greenwich Hospital School
DOB 15 Aug 1847
Parents: Morris and Mary Woodruff, married 23 June 1842 in Woodnesborough.
ADM 73/385/97
Not available as download

Woodruff, George (I4469)

4193

Native of Scotland, in NZ 37 yrs (1863), occupation: Landing Waiter

MacKintosh, James McKenzie (I2844)

4194

Nealy Provan Gourlay
At 10.15 AM
Parents: Peter Brown Gourlay, Coal Miner & Elizabeth Gourlay MS Gardner
married: June 1873, Blantyre

Peter B Gourlay, Father was present at her birth

Gourlay, Nealy Provan (I4246)

4195

Need more research in regards to Charles. On when and where he died, if he married, if he went overseas.
Is not the Charles Laird that died in France 2 Jan 1918 Pte 275940.

Laird, Charles (I6342)

4196

Need more research in regards to Helen or Ellen. On when and where she died, if she married, if she went overseas.

Laird, Helen (I6343)

4197

Need to find birth/baptism under Corking or Jubber/Jabber

Jubber, Emma (I9171)

4198

Need to purchase details from Deceased online.

Tickner, James (I8434)

4199

Need to purchase details from Deceased online.

Dilnot, Mary Ann (I8423)

4200

Needs investigation to locate death/burial of the 8 Aug 1767 as stated on other Ancestry Trees.
Cannot locate at this stage, but not looked at films relating to the burials for this place or time period.

Bacchus, Ann (I8754)

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