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Samuel Cave was born about 1793 in ENG.^1,2,3,4 He and Susannah Noon were married on 15 October 1825 in St James, Sydney, NSW, AUS.¹

Samuel Cave resided in Marlborough Sounds 1937 ON.⁵ Associated with Robert REGISTER.
transported to Australia on the Royal Charlotte 1825 ( 7 years for bigamy) EHA
immigrated to NZ 1837 not 1825.
"sent to Australia circa 1825 as convict
Samuel Cave was my GGGrandfather. I have family going back to 1635. Can send you a PDF file in Word format.
I also have a history of Samuel Cave which traces his exploits before he was transported to NSW. This includes transcripts of his trial and also newspaper reports" alan.gooch@clear.net.nz. He was a cooper, Port Underwood in 1837.³ He immigrated to Sydney to Port Underwood, NZ on the Vanguard, on 9 December 1837.¹

George (Captain) Hempelman was born on 10 September 1799 in Altona, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, or Denmark?^1,2,3,4,5,6 He and Unknown were married in Sydney, NSW, AUS.⁶ He and Elizabeth Delahey Price were married on 4 January 1842 in NZ.⁵ He died on 13 February 1880, at age 80, in Akaroa, NZ.^5,6

George (Captain) Hempelman resided in Marlborough Sounds then Peraki Bay Banks Peninsula 1825 ON.^7,8,9 HEMPELMAN
established a shore based whaling station 19 march 1837 in Peraki Bay Banks Peninsula owned by CLAYTON and DUKE, Sydney. PTR.
first German Settlers? CPL
1845 one of two masters of the Three Brothers trading vessel. HEBE
PPA Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34124, 9 April 1976, Page 10
Oldest white settlement
At the end of last month members of the Banks Peninsula branch of Federated Farmers and their invited guests travelled down the long and winding hili road into Peraki, which is 11 miles from Little River. the road is still impressive enough to those who do not know this part of the country well, but Mr W. S. Hall, who farms the 4500 acres property, says that it is nothing today compared with even the goat track that existed when his father, Commander S. Hall, acquired the property in 1927. His father had an old three-seater Willys Knight in the early days equipped with three spare wheels, and Mr Hall says that they were lucky if they did not have to use them all on a trip to Christchurch. Peraki has the distinction of having been inhabited by white men for longer than any other place in Canterbury. Mr Hall said that as far as Europeans were concerned the history of Peraki started on St Patricks Day in 1835 when Captain Hempleman, a Danish whaling skipper, sailed the brig Bee into the bay and began to establish a whaling station there. He was joined by his wife in 1837 but she apparently did not like it there and died soon after and was buried on the property along with several members of Hempieman's crew who were drowned while chasing whales. Mr Hall said that Peraki bad been used as a base for several whaling vessels for a number of years b t the waters were overfished and the whales virtually ran out in the early 1840 s when Hempieman?s whaling gear and rights were sold by Court order. Hempieman claimed to have bought about half of Banks Peninsula from the Maoris for two whaleboats, but the Government would not recognise his title to such a large area. However, he continued to seek recognition of what he believed to be his rights until he died in 1880. Mr Hall said that Hempieman must have been quite a tough customer. His favourite punishment for troublesome Maoris was to lock them in an oil barrel for up to two weeks and feed them through the bung.
HEMPLEMAN diary
https://phoenixbooksnz.com/products/the-piraki-log-e-pirangi-ahau-koe-or-diary-of-captain-hempleman-and-map. He was a managed Peraki Bay whaling station on Banks Peninsula for CLAYTON in 1837.^9,5

Joy Parker was born about 1850.¹

Descended from Robert REGISTER.

Georgina Jane Gilbert was born about 1838 in Edinburgh, SCT.¹ She and John Burgess were married on 22 November 1858 in Kaiapoi, Canterbury, NZ.¹ She died on 10 January 1904, at age ~66, in Cricklewood, Fairlie, NZ.¹

Georgina Jane Gilbert was in hotel keeper, midwife, postmisstress.¹ She immigrated to Canterbury, S.I., NZ, about 1844.¹

Jane Currie was born about 1810 in Scotland?

Jane Currie immigrated to Canterbury, S.I., NZ, about 1844.¹

James Gilbert was born about 1810 in Scotland?

James Gilbert was in tailor.¹ He immigrated to Canterbury, S.I. NZ, about 1844.¹

John Burgess was born about 1840 died aged 47. He and Georgina Jane Gilbert were married on 22 November 1858 in Kaiapoi, Canterbury, NZ.¹ He died on 10 September 1887, at age ~47, in Burke's Pss, Canterbury, NZ.¹

John Burgess was in bullock driver, hotel keeper, postmaster.¹ Initially drove bullocks over Burke's Pass into the McKenzie country and then John and Georgina took over the Burkes Pass Hotel after the first owner James NOONAN was drowned circa 1861 even before he could open the hotel.

Burgess1 was born about 1858.

Burgess2 was born about 1860.

Burgess3 was born about 1863.

Burgess4 was born about 1865.

Burgess5 was born about 1867.

Burgess6 was born about 1868.

Henry Dunn was born about 1846 in NZ.¹ He and Ellen Saunders were married on 30 October 1891 in NZ.¹ He died on 9 June 1938, at age ~92, in Greytown, Wairarapa, NZ.¹

James Burling was born on 30 October 1776 in West Hampshire, ESSX, ENG.¹ He and Joanna Pike-Barnes were married. He died on 27 September 1849, at age 72, in West Hampshire, ESSX, ENG.¹

James Burling was in soap and candle maker.^2,1 Previosly had Thomas from DNZB?

Ellen Saunders was born about 1872.¹ She and Henry Dunn were married on 30 October 1891 in NZ.¹ She died in 1935, at age ~63.¹

Thomas Dunn was born about 1805.

Possibly a brother to William DUNN? Thomas Dunn immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Birman arriving NZ 1/3/1842 on 13 October 1841.¹

Jesse Waters was born in 1837.¹ She and Simon Peter Tutchen were married on 22 March 1862 in NZ.¹ She died in 1902, at age ~65.¹

Sarah Ann Scott was born in 1824.¹ She and Charles Tutchen were married on 23 August 1880 in NZ.¹ She died in 1906, at age ~82.¹

Samuel Ward was born on 24 October 1847 in Bridport, Dorset, ENG.¹ He died on 14 February 1924, at age 76, in Christchurch, NZ.¹

Martha Havers was born about 1833.¹ She and Josiah Tutchen were married on 29 December 1860 in NZ.¹ She died in 1928, at age ~95.¹

Elizabeth Ward was born on 18 July 1840 in Bridport, Dorset, ENG.¹ She died on 26 May 1910, at age 69, in Mangere, Auckland, NZ.¹

John Waters was born in 1835.¹ He and Eleanor Tutchen were married on 2 May 1857 in Wesleyan Church, Manners Street, Wellington, NZ.¹ He died in 1925, at age ~90.¹

Peter Maxton was born in 1772.¹ He and Ann Hemmings were married. He died in 1819, at age ~47.¹

Ann Hemmings was born about 1779.¹ She and Peter Maxton were married. She died in 1862, at age ~83.¹