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151	"Wildbore - In loving memory of Vera Emily Wildbore died 30 Mar 1959 And Leslie George Wildbore died 14 Aug 1981."	Young, Vera Emily (I14590)
152	(Child)	Wallace, Robert (I3429)
153	(Medical):"Ill for some time prior to death;"	Bruere, Albert Edward (I11846)
154	(Medical):Was totally blind in 1967.	Frost, Vida Mason (I11864)
155	(Research):1841 living in North St., Stratfield Mortimer, Berks. 1851 living in Stanford in the Vale, Berks, also in the house are wife Elizabeth(1792), sons Stephen(1829), William(1832) and grandson Joseph (1847, Faringdon, Berks), noted as 'pauper family'.	May, Joseph (I12565)
156	(Research):1861-1871 with parents Charles (1816-1896) and Susan (1818-1892) (nee Reynolds) Collett appleford, Berks. 1881 single and living with parents in Appleford, Berks.1891 living in Church St. Appleford, Berks with wife Sarah and stepson James Carter. 1901 Fred and Sarah appear running the Southport Arms Inn in Chapel Lane, Sutton Courtenay, Berks.	Collett, Frederick (I12563)
157	(Research):Child 3 and Child 4 are recorded in IGI for Aberdeen, but no others. The marriage Joseph Shirreffs to Mary Ann Wright 23 Aug 1856 is also recorded.	Shirreffs, Joseph Duncan (I93)
158	(Research):Daniel Flowers Estimated Birth Year: abt 1800 Year of Registration: 1882 Quarter of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar Age at Death: 82 District: Sudbury County: Essex, Suffolk Volume: 4a Page: «u»364	Flower, Daniel (I393)
159	(Research):family search birth about 1709	Fuller, Thomas (I9214)
160	(Research):Marriage register records name as Harsen however Whitepages has no entries for Harsen so Hansen may be correct. There is an entry for J and M Hansen in Whitepages	Harsen, Maurice Edward (I9661)
161	(Research):Mary Ann Butcher Estimated Birth Year: abt 1826 Year of Registration: 1876 Quarter of Registration: Apr-May-Jun Age at Death: 50 District: Sudbury County: Essex, Suffolk Volume: 4a Page: 277 1841 England Census About: Margaret Flowers Name: Margaret Flowers Age: 15 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1826 Gender: Female Where born: Essex, England Civil Parish: Twinstead Hundred: Hinckford County/Island: Essex Country: England Bulmer is a village and civil parish in the Braintree district of Essex, England. According to the 2001 census it had a population of 568, increasing to 584 at the 2011 Census.[3] The village is about 4 miles south-west of Sudbury in Suffolk	Flower, Mary Ann (I11780)
162	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Wyeth, K.J. (I1893)
163	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Wyeth, K.G. (I1918)
164	(Research):parents John and Emma. 1861 living at home in Thames St. Abingdon, Berks.	Sleep, Julia Jane (I12561)
165	(Research):Thomas Flowers Estimated Birth Year: abt 1797 Year of Registration: 1868 Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep Age at Death: 71 District: Sudbury County: Essex, Suffolk Volume: 4a Page: «u»306 «/u»(click to see others on page) 1861 England Censusabout Thomas Flower Name: Thomas Flower «b»Age: «/b»64 «b»Estimated Birth Year: «/b»abt 1797 «b»Relation: «/b»Head «b»Gender: «/b»Male «b»Where born: «/b»Twinstead «b»Civil Parish: «/b»Twinstead «b»Ecclesiastical parish: «/b»Twinstead «b»County/Island: «/b»Essex «b»Country: «/b»England «b»Street address: Occupation: Condition as to marriage: Registration district: «/b»Sudbury «b»Sub-registration district: «/b»Bulmer «b»ED, institution, or vessel: «/b»11 «b»Neighbors: Household schedule number: «/b»24 «b»Household Members: Name Age «u»«/b»George Flower«/u» 14 «u»Robert Flower «/u»33 «u»Thomas Flower«/u» 64 1851 England Census About Thomas Flower Name: Thomas Flower «b»Age: «/b»55 «b»Estimated Birth Year: «/b»abt 1796 «b»Relation: «/b»Head «b»Gender: «/b»Male «b»Where born: «/b»Twinstead, Essex, England «b»Civil Parish: «/b»Twinstead «b»County/Island: «/b»Essex «b»Country: «/b»England «b»Street address: Occupation: Condition as to marriage: Disability: Registration district: «/b»Sudbury «b»Sub-registration district: «/b»Bulmer «b»ED, institution, or vessel: «/b»10a «b»Neighbors: Household schedule number: «/b»36 Household Members: Name Age Eliza Flower 16 George Flower 3 John Flower 33 Robert Flower 23 Thomas Flower 55	Flower, Thomas (I11790)
166	(Research):Thomas' place of birth is recorded as Willis St Wellington on 6 March 1849 the 3rd son 5th Child of Robert and Jane (nee Runnalls) Wyeth. Thomas' youth was spent in the Hutt Valley; he had vivid recollections of the floods that occurred in the Silverstream area in 1858 and recollected standing upstairs in their two-story dwelling watching the floodwaters wash away adjacent building and their occupants. Hutt Valley The Hutt Valley in Thomas' time was very thickly wooded, one of the better Totara forests in New Zealand. It was from this bush chiefly was drawn the timber with which the infant city of Wellington was built. Every day the forest rang with the blow of axes, and the crash of falling timber. Then came fire, and then the yellow wheat, which ground in a handmill, and winnowed in the wind, found its way into the camp ovens, or as damper, was baked in the ashes of a camp fire. As an indication of the extent of the timber industry in the Hutt Valley at that time, there were at least 27 wagon teams operating in the district. Cotters (4), Smith (2), Spackman (2), Wyeth (2), Robertson (1), Dews (3), Harris (3), Burnett (3), Maybey (3), Bruce (1). Cotter's teams were carting for the Cruickshank mill at Upper Hutt. Robertson was milling at Stokes Valley. As the four horse wagons each carried 2000 feet of pit-sawn timber, and made three of four trips into Wellington each week, that busy settlement must, at this time, have been absorbing over 80,000 feet of timber each week. Thomas was a skilled reinsman, and, with his brother Charles, carried the materials for the first telegraph line from Wellington to Masterton in about 1867. This was at a time when the roads were not remarkable for the quality of their surfaces, and the only bridge between Masterton and the Hutt was the Black Bridge' over the Waiohine River, and driving a heavy wagon loaded with copper wire and insulators was a man's task. The first telegraph line consisted of two wires, and took a more direct route than does the present line. The task of laying it through bush, from spur to spur across the Rimutakas was a difficult one. Many of the posts were cut on the spot. It was later found necessary, however, to revert to the present route owing to the difficulty of maintaining a line that did not follow the road. 1865 - 72 Champion Athlete From the Masterton "Times Age""AN EX-CHAMPION PEDESTRIAN The winning of the Old Men's Race at the recent St. Patrick's Day Sports Association meeting by Mr T. Wyeth, of Opaki, brings back to memory some of the great races Mr Wyeth won in various parts of New Zealand in his younger days. He was one of the best long distance runners ever seen in New Zealand. In Mr Wyeth's running days handicaps were unknown and all men started off the same mark. Mr Wyeth used to compete in races from 100 yards up to three miles, but it was in the longer distance races that he was best known as a champion. During the seven years he was running, from 1865 to 1872, he was never beaten in one mile, two miles, or three miles events, and at those distances was champion of New Zealand. He competed all over the colony, and against the best runners in Australasia. Mr Wyeth's first race was at the New Year's Day Sports in Wellington in 1865. It was a two days' gathering, and was held in Martins paddock, opposite where the Panama Hotel now stands in Taranaki Street. It was the youths' race, under 16 years of age, distance 220 yards, and Mr Wyeth won easily. On the second day of the sports he appropriated two wore races he started in. It was on January 23 following that Mr Wyeth made his debut in "big" company. In those days a regatta was hold on Anniversary Day and a sports meeting in Clapham's paddock, on Thorndon Flat, opposite the old Princess Hotel, the next day, January 23. Some of the beat-known pedestrians in the colony were competing that day. Among these was John Phillips, then champion of Wellington, McGuire (a crack long distance runner and afterwards member of the House of Representatives for Hawera), and C. Wyeth, brother of Mr T. Wyeth. In the Mile Championship, for which there were thirteen starters, Including the before mentioned cracks, all starting off the same mark, Mr T. Wyeth created a great surprise by winning somewhat easily from C. Wyeth, who was second. McGuire was third, and Phillips fourth. Mr Wyeth competed at Wellington, Hokitika, Invercargill and various other parts of the colony, always appropriating the long-distance events and occasionally striking his colours in the sprint events. In 1867, Isherwood, champion long distance runner of Cambridge, and one of the cracks of England, came to New Zealand and issued a challenge to race anyone In the colony over two miles. Mr Wyeth promptly accepted the challenge, and the match came off at Silverstream, Mr Wyeth once again demonstrating his claim to being the champion long-distance runner of the Colony. In 1871 at Invercargill, Mr. Wyeth met the redoubtable Dawson, of Invercargill, who was carrying everything before him in the long-distance events, and defeated him somewhat easily. Hessey, the crack Tasmanian, came over to the colony about this time, but met his match in the subject of this sketch. Other notable runners Mr Wyeth met and defeated in long-distance events in those days were, G. Yule (now of, Pahiatua), the late Duncan McMaster (of Tuhitarata Station, Lower Valley), probably the finest all-round athlete New Zealand has ever seen, John Cotter (of Greytown), and Harrison (of Otaki). A great struggle took place in Wellington in 1868 between the latter, who was a half- caste Maori, and Mr Wyeth in the 11/4 Mile Championship, but Mr Wyeth eventually won. Mr. Wyeth gave up running in 1873, about which year handicaps began to be introduced. This was the year the crack Wellington Pedestrian, G. Donovan, made his debut." Timber Milling Superintendent's Message No 4 dated 16/5/1867, recommended that the Provincial Government establish telegraph stations at Featherston and Greytown. Contract for telegraph line awarded to T Wyeth and Bro, of Landsdowne, Masterton, line completed the following year.[1] Tom and George Sykes, his sister Maria's brother in law, assisted in clearing the across the Rimutakas for the Upper Hutt Featherston portion of the Wellington - Wairarapa railway. They introduced the American system of squaring timber into the Wellington Province, importing special axes with twelve-inch blades for the work. Prior to this ordinary ship's axes had been used for this tricky work and Tom described the difference as about the difference between sawn and dressed timber. During this time Tom squared over a half a million feet of timber for the construction of the railway line. Tom and his brother in law Isaac Sykes were responsible for squaring the timber used in the Railway Bridge across the Hutt River at Haywards. Wairarapa Thomas moved with his family to the Wairarapa in the late 1870s. Marriage Thomas was married in Masterton on 17 January 1883 to Margaret Rachael Ann McLeod the youngest child of Angus and Catherine (nee Sinclair) McLeod. Rachael was born 12 January 1859 in Scotland. Thomas and Margaret lived `Rosebank' Mt Bruce; the actual house has been shifted to Opaki and restored. Bush Fires His farm property is now farmed by one of his Wyeth Grandsons. After he left Mt Bruce he built a house in Totara St Masterton. Using timber from the Mt Bruce sawmill. (2) Golden Wedding Thomas' Reminiscences 1933 Mr and Mrs Thomas Wyeth, who last week celebrated their Golden Wedding are very old and well known residents of the Wairarapa. Mr Wyeth, at the age of 84, is an interesting personality, with a keen mind and an active body. Practically the whole of his life has been spent in the Wellington province, and caught in reminiscent mood, he is an interesting talker. (1) Thomas died 13 April 1940 in Masterton and is buried in Masterton Cemetery. Maggie died almost two years later on 12 April 1942 in Masterton and was buried with her husband in Masterton Cemetery. [1] 'Early History of Wairarapa' by Charles Bannister "In 1867 Mr Thomas Wyeth of Lansdowne and his brother laid the telegraph wires, insulatots, and cross pieces from the Hutt to the Waiporia."	Wyeth, Thomas (I35)
167	(Research):William Butcher Estimated Birth Year: abt 1828 Year of Registration: 1908 Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep Age at Death: 80 District: Sudbury County: Essex, Suffolk Volume: 4a Page:407 1841 England Census About William Butcher Name: William Butcher Age: 13 Estimated birth year: abt 1828 Household: Gender: Male Where born: Essex, England Civil parish: Little Henny Hundred: Hinckford County/Island: Essex Country: England 1891 England Census About William Butcher Name: William Butcher Age: 63 «b»Estimated Birth Year: «/b»abt 1828 Relation: Gender: Male Where born: Little Henny, Essex, England Civil Parish: Bulmer Ecclesiastical parish: Bulmer Town: Bulmer County/Island: Essex Country: England Street address: Occupation: Condition as to marriage: Education: Employment status: Registration district: Sudbury Sub-registration district: Bulmer ED, institution, or vessel: 5 Neighbors: Household Members: Name Age Elisabeth Butcher 37 Emma Butcher 35 John Butcher 27 William Butcher 63 1901 England Census About William Butcher Name: William Butcher Age: 73 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1828 Relation: Head Gender: Male Where born: Henny, Essex, England Civil Parish: Bulmer Town: Bulmer County/Island: Essex Country: England Street address: Occupation: Condition as to marriage: Education: Employment status: Registration district: Sudbury Sub-registration district: Bulmer ED, institution, or vessel: 6 Neighbors: Household schedule number: 73 Household Members: Name Age Elizabeth Butcher47 William Butcher 73	Butcher, William (I12464)
168	(Research):William Flowers Estimated Birth Year: abt 1808 Year of Registration: 1880 Quarter of Registration: Oct-Nov-Dec Age at Death: 72 District: Sudbury County: Essex, Suffolk Volume: 4a Page: «u»311 <>«/u» (click to see others on page) 1841 England Census LIVING WITH BROTHER DANIEL About William Flowers Name: William Flowers Age: 34 «b»Estimated Birth Year: «/b»abt 1807 «b»Gender: «/b»Male «b»Where born: «/b»Essex, England «b»Civil Parish: «/b»Twinstead «b»Hundred: «/b»Hinckford «b»County/Island: «/b»Essex «b»Country: «/b»England 1861 England Census About William Flower Name: «/b»William Flower «b»Age: «/b»53 «b»Estimated Birth Year: «/b»abt 1808 «b»Relation: «/b»Pauper «b»Gender: «/b»Male «b»Where born: «/b»Twinstead, Essex, England «b»Civil Parish: «/b»Sudbury St Gregory «b»Town: «/b»Sudbury «b»County/Island: «/b»Suffolk «b»Country: «/b»England «b»Street address: Occupation: Condition as to marriage: Registration district: «/b»Sudbury «b»Sub-registration district: «/b»Sudbury «b»ED, institution, or vessel: «/b»Sudbury Union Workhouse 1871 England Census About William Flower Name: William Flower «b»Age: «/b»63 «b»Estimated Birth Year: «/b»abt 1808 «b»Relation: «/b»Head «b»Gender: «/b»Male «b»Where born: «/b»Swinstead, Essex, England «b»Civil Parish: «/b»St Gregory «b»County/Island: «/b»Suffolk «b»Country: «/b»England «b»Street address: Occupation: Condition as to marriage: Disability: Registration district: «/b»Sudbury «b»Sub-registration district: «/b»Sudbury «b»ED, institution, or vessel: «/b»Sudbury Union Workhouse «b»Neighbors: Household schedule number: «/b»1 «b»Household Members: Name Age «u»«/b»William Flower «/u»63 1851 England Census» About William Flower Name: William Flower «b»Age: «/b»43 «b»Estimated Birth Year: «/b»abt 1808 «b»Relation: «/b»Lodger «b»Gender: «/b»Male «b»Where born: «/b»Twinstead, Essex, England «b»Civil Parish: «/b»Twinstead «b»County/Island: «/b»Essex «b»Country: «/b»England «b»Street address: Occupation: Condition as to marriage: Disability: Registration district: «/b»Sudbury «b»Sub-registration district: «/b»Bulmer «b»ED, institution, or vessel: «/b»10a «b»Neighbors: Household schedule number: «/b»23 «b»Household Members: Name Age «u»«/b»Charlotte Flower «/u»13 «u»Daniel Flower«/u» 49 «u»Elizabeth Flower «/u»19 «u»Emily Flower «/u»8 «u»John Flower «/u»4 «u»Robert Flower«/u» 11 «u»Sarah Flower«/u» 17 «u»Susan Flower «/u»48 «u»William Flower «/u»43	Flower, William (I11791)
169	(RSA Stone)-N.Z.E.F. 9/446 TPR J MCMENAMIN Otago Mtd Rifles died 31.1.1917aged 35.	McMenamin, John (I13708)
170	-In loving memory of John Herbert Allan CAMPBELL 'Jacky' who passed away at Karapoti on 10 October 1928 aged 3 years 'Asleep in Jesus' Source Lynly Lessels Yates New Zealand updated 19 June 2015	Campbell, John Herbert Allan (I569)
171	-In loving memory of Simon Fraser Died 17th Jany 1909 Aged 67 years For 12 years in the Imperial Army & Serg Major in the Royal Scotch Greys -Their son Alexander Donn Died 21st Nov 1918 Aged 39 years -Also Jane Donn Dearly beloved wife & mother Of the above died 22nd Oct 1919 Aged 80 years -Also their daughter Catherine Margaret Robertson Fraser Died 12th Feb 1952 Aged 75 years Deeply mourned At rest	Donn, Jane (I17476)
172	...reports at Camp, Trentham, as permanent driver for the Army Service Corps on Monday March 6th, per 10am train.	Kilkolly, Joseph (I14660)
173	1 Bannister St Chch	Frost, Vida Mason (I11864)
174	10 Hooper Avenue, Pukekohe	Wright, Freeman Martin (I1695)
175	108 Ruskin St Sydenham;	Frost, Walter Stanley (I11918)
176	11 May 2007 On 8th May 2007. Peacefully at Metlifecare, Masterton. Loved mother and mother-in-law of Warren and Judith (Masterton). Loved Nana of Malcolm and Selina, and Alastair. Great Nana of Hunter and Tessa, Jackson and Noah. A private service was held yesterday. David Dew Funeral Services Masterton	Challis, Zelma Jean (Biddie) (I1520)
177	113 Windsor St, Invercargill	Wyeth, Campbell (Cam) (I509)
178	13 Jan was the date the family moved from Springfield to Little Waltham. Mary was not included in the list of children for that move.	Mallyon, Mary (I19577)
179	147 Stanmore Rd Chch,at death;	Frost, Walter Stanley (I11918)
180	18 Seamount Tce Sumner	Frost, Vida Mason (I11864)
181	1841 Arksey House, Arksey, West Riding Yorkshire, Agricultural labourers 1841 - At the home of Thomas Otley, saddler, arksey - with son James 1851 - pauper inmate of `Doncaster Union Workhouse` aged 73 Doncaster - 2 miles from Arksey James Vaughan notes suggest b.4/1/1780	Sykes, Isaac (I237)
182	1841 living in Stanford, Berks. 1851-1871 living in Sutton Courtenay, Berks. 1881 moved to Brickfield, East Hagbourne.1891 living at 4 The Lane (near The Southport Arms') Sutton Courtenay, also in the household are two granddaughter's Lydia (1879 ) and Julia (1880) Carter. 1901 living at Chapel Lane, Sutton Courtenay, Berks. also in the house hold is a grandson George Carter aged 17. Death 1901, Dec quarter, 2c/188 aged 93.	Carter, Thomas (I12539)
183	1856 No 1 Henry Welch of the Taita, bachelor and Mary Anne Poad of the Hutt, spinster were married in the Church of St James by License with the consent of parents this 10th day of January in the year 1856 Witnesses Joseph Percy Elizabeth Eliza Welch Philippa Jane Poad Both parties to the marriage and all the witnesses signed their names to the register.	Family F10
184	1856 No 4 Henry Death of the Hutt bachelor and Eliza Ridler of the Hutt spinster were married in the Church of St James by License with the consent of parents this 21st day of February in the year 1856 Witnesses Caroline Death Henry Collett.	Family F20
185	1861- 1871 living in Sutton Courtenay, Berks with parents. 1881 living with married sister, Ann Prior in Appleford, Berks, working as a machinist. Marriage 1888 Dec qtr, district of Abingdon, Berks, 2c/623.	Carter, Sarah (I12553)
186	1871 Census Olive is looking after her two children and Edward Morgan's Elizabeth.	Morgan, Edward (I12844)
187	1880-81 Electoral Roll Wairarapa Wyeth George, Residential, Greytown, Clerk 1887 Electoral Roll Wairarapa Wyeth George, Residential, Greytown, Clerk 1890 Electoral Roll Wairarapa Wyeth George, Residential, Greytown, Clerk	Wyeth, William George Runnalls (I31)
188	1882 - 84 Electoral Roll, Wairarapa, Wyeth George, Residential, Kurupuni, Storekeeper 1885 - 86 Electoral Roll, Wairarapa, Wyeth George, Residential, Kurupuni, Storekeeper 1890 Electoral Roll, Wairarapa, Wyeth George, Residential, Kurupuni, Storekeeper	Wyeth, William George Runnalls (I31)
189	1886/10480 Davis Thomas; Mother Charlotte; Father George Edward Birth date 10/07/1886	Davis, Thomas (I2920)
190	1891 census aged 9 (scholar) 1901 census aged 19 working as a servant for Mr and Mrs Hancock! It is believed that Elizabeth emmigrated to NZ in 1930 with husband and 4 children. BIRTH CERTIFICATE DETAILS Registration district Upton on Severn, 1881 in the Sub-District of Hanley Castle in the County of Worcester When & where born - Fourth August 1881, Pool Brook, Gt Malvern R.S.D Elizabeth Annie (girl) Father - Thomas Scrivens - Labourer Mother - Mary Ann Scrivens formerly Watkins Informant - Thomas Scrivens, father, Pool Brook, Gt Malvern Registration date - Twenty first September 1881 Registrar - James Doughty	Scrivens, Elizabeth Annie (I5153)
191	1897/3492 George Joseph FENTON Rosia Lilian LARKIN	Family F13689
192	19 Little Pipitea Street Wellington was the home of Mrs W J Livingstone a nurse.(New Zealand Post Officer Directory page 1030)	Kempton, Winifred May (I22389)
193	1912/5844 Carlson Violet Mary 16Y This fits with Violet May born 1896 and ther is no Violet Mary born around 1896.	Carlson, Violet May (I13233)
194	1960 Detective Sergeant Harry McCombe and Detectives Joe Sheehan, Bill Brien (founder of the Armed Offenders Squad) and Peter Faulkner, along with a firefighter, were wounded during a stand-off with a man armed with a .22 rifle in Manurewa, who subsequently killed himself. Efforts to capture the man bordered on the farcical, including an attempt to knock him over with a fire hose which he shot full of holes.	McCombe, Harold Eric (I9116)
195	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Geary, M.J. (I17453)
196	2 Brightlings Lane Chch,1949	Frost, Hector Archibald Wallace (I11917)
197	2 Children	Family F13661
198	20 Barrie St Chch,	Frost, Ella May (I11915)
199	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F5287
200	214 Adelaide Rd, Newtown, Wellington City Thomas Vincent Connell and his wife lived here for many years. He was born in Wanganui. He worked originally as a lifter at the East Town railway workshops (replacing worn railway wagon wheels) then on marriage lived in Wellington and worked as Storeman . When he died he was working as a Barman so with that address perhaps the Tramway Hotel. Heart attack and Asthmatic. Channel Vincent Connell lived there, after his separation and divorce from Joan Colby (nee Frost) Connell, and lived there for many years before ending up in rest home. I think mostly he was a Taxi Driver. Source Trevor Gilligan	Connell, Thomas Vincent (I18139)