Brunger
M, #12851
| Son | Brunger |
| Daughter | Brunger |
German Brown
M, #12854, b. about 1800
Biography
German Brown was born about 1800.
German Brown was a Hotel Keper .. later Barrett's Hotel in 1840.
1 Citations
- [S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
William Waring Taylor
M, #12855, b. about 1820, d. 11 October 1903
Parents
Biography
William Waring Taylor was born about 1820 in Birstall, YKS, ENG.
1,2 He and
Mary Knox were married. He died on 11 October 1903, at age ~83, in Shannon, Manawatu, NZ.
2 William Waring Taylor immigrated to LON to Wellington, NZ arr. april 1842, in 1841 ref DNZB p 334.
1 Citations
- [S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
- [S843] GENI, http://www.geni.com
Robert Reid Parris
M, #12857, b. 1816, d. 18 September 1904
Parents
Biography
Robert Reid Parris was born in 1816 in SOM, ENG, died ged 89.
1,2,3 He and
Mary Whitmore were married on 18 October 1838 in Colyton, SOM, ENG.
1 He died on 18 September 1904, at age ~88, in New Plymouth, NZ.
1,3 Robert Reid Parris was a school administrator, politician, interpreter, soldier, judge.
1 Intermediate passenger
3 daughters. He was baptized on 16 May 1816 in Chard, SOM, ENG. He was a surgeon for New Plymouth in 1842.
2 He immigrated to Plymouth to NZ on the Blenheim arriving New Plymouth 19 nov 1842 on 2 July 1842.
2 Citations
- [S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
- [S116] various web sites, Shipping Lists
- [S1124] Margaret H ALINGTON, Goodly Stones & Timbers History of St Mary's Church New Plymouth
William Parris
M, #12858, b. about 1780
Biography
William Parris was born about 1780.
William Parris was a farmer.
1 Citations
- [S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
Mary Whitmore
F, #12860, b. about 1815, d. 10 April 1906
Biography
Mary Whitmore was born about 1815 in SOM, ENG, died aged 91.
1 She and
Robert Reid Parris were married on 18 October 1838 in Colyton, SOM, ENG.
2 She died on 10 April 1906, at age ~91, in New Plymouth, NZ.
2,1 Mary Whitmore immigrated to Plymouth to NZ on the Blenheim arriving New Plymouth 19 nov 1842 on 2 July 1842.
2,3 Citations
- [S1124] Margaret H ALINGTON, Goodly Stones & Timbers History of St Mary's Church New Plymouth
- [S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
- [S116] various web sites, Shipping Lists
William (Captain) Stirling
M, #12861, b. 1792, d. 1846
Biography
William (Captain) Stirling was born in 1792 in ENG.
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 He and
Unknown were married before 1840 in SYD?
2 He and
Mary Parker were married on 2 February 1844 in Bluff, SI, NZ, married by SELWYN.
1 He died in 1846, at age ~54.
1,3 Was shore whaling at Preservation Inlet then Otakou. From 1836 managed a station at Bluff for Johnny JONES.
the went on his own with a whaling schooner "Success".
was passenger with wife on the "Success" from Sydney to Bluff leaving Sydney 18 march 1845 "Success" then wrecked at Bluff.
was passenger with wife on the Magnet 1840 Sydney to Waikouaiti. William (Captain) Stirling immigrated to to Preservation Inlet about 1832.
1 He was a ran whaling station Bluff in 1836.
11 Citations
- [S2] Rhys RICHARDS, Foveaux Whaling Yarns of Yankee Jack
- [S75] Alfred Eccles and A H Reed, John Jones of Otago
- [S218] Rhys RICHARDS, Muirhiku
- [S247] Centenary Committee, Records of Early Riverton and District
- [S195] Frank TOD, Whaling in Southern Waters
- [S536] Bob MATTHEWS, OASES database of early settlers to Otago.
- [S614] Robert KELLY, In the Wake of a Sealer
- [S651] Peter M W ENTWISLE, The Advance Guard series three
- [S755] Harry MORTON, The Whale's Wake
- [S907] J Herries BEATTIE, The First White Boy Born in Otago
- [S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
Edward (Dr) Shortland
M, #12862, b. 1812, d. 1 July 1893
Parents
Biography
Edward (Dr) Shortland was born in 1812.
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 He died on 1 July 1893, at age ~81, in Plympton, Plymouth, ENG.
1 Edward (Dr) Shortland was a doctor, administrator, scholar, linguist, interpreter.
1,3 Ref DNZB p 338
returned to England from 1846 - 1862 and again 1865 - 1869 and again 1873 - 1880
1843 painted scenes Waikouaiti, Otago OSM
visited Jacob's River (Riverton) 1843, made a census .. total pop = 48 RHS
cabin passenger on the Chelydra which left Sydney 16 may 1841 to Wellington SL
published a book on southern NZ in 1851 PEEN. He was baptized on 19 May 1812 in Charles, DEVON, ENG.
1 He immigrated to London to Auckland arrived mar 1841 in 1841.
1,11 He was a sub-protector of aborigines, NZ Government in 1843.
8 He emigrated from Auckland to England in 1889.
1 Citations
- [S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
- [S252] MONIN Paul, Hauraki Contested
- [S334] Michael BARTHORP, To Face the Daring Maoris
- [S381] Fiona and Craig TOWGOOD, email address;
- [S530] Otago Settler's Museum, Dunedin, exhibits
- [S536] Bob MATTHEWS, OASES database of early settlers to Otago.
- [S564] Angela WANHALLA, Invisible Sight
- [S605] Riverton Heritage Society, Museum
- [S645] Paul MOON, The Voyagers
- [S753] Hon F WAITE, Port Molyneux
- [S743] Auckland Provincial Centennial Committee, Early Settlers Roll
- [S1141] Angela WANHALLA, Matters of the Heart
George Green
M, #12863, b. 25 July 1810, d. 30 August 1872
Family: Maria Bates (b. 14 December 1808, d. 16 February 1896)
| Son | George Amaziah Green (b. 26 December 1830, d. 8 June 1906) |
| Daughter | Mary Ann Maria Green (b. 24 December 1832, d. 8 December 1884) |
| Son | Henry (Harry) Thomas Green (b. 14 September 1834, d. 14 March 1909) |
| Son | Richard Augustus Willoughby Green (b. 15 June 1836, d. 6 September 1921) |
| Son | Robert Nathaniel Green (b. 29 March 1838, d. 29 July 1867) |
| Son | James Absalom Green (b. 7 May 1840, d. 31 December 1911) |
| Daughter | Agnes Martha Green (b. 22 May 1842, d. 26 July 1924) |
| Daughter | Sarah Harriet Alice Green (b. 23 May 1844, d. 2 August 1928) |
| Daughter | Charlotte Lydia Green (b. 23 August 1847, d. 25 November 1918) |
| Son | William Joseph Green (b. 1 July 1849, d. 1909) |
| Son | Charles John Green (b. 23 September 1851, d. 15 August 1921) |
Biography
George Green was born on 25 July 1810 in Camberwell, SRY, ENG, ref DNZB p 338 died aged 62.
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 He and
Maria Bates were married on 19 April 1830 in St Phillips, Sydney, NSW, AUS.
10 He died on 30 August 1872, at age 62, in Dunedin, NZ.
11,9 George Green was a sealer.
4 For family tree and more information see: https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~cowiepatt/genealogy/cpf237.html
bought land Murihiku 1838
claimed 1,066,100 acres in the South Island but OLC granted only 889 acres OLCLEE (DOWI also)
"More Evergreen Memories" by June BLADES being published 2022 has extensive details of George and Maria and their families. Junes email: mailto:juneandpatrick@bigpond.com
Their nephew George Green was a boatbuilder who had to adapt to changing economic conditions in the Colony. He married Maria Bates and a section of the book deals with the Bates family. The excitement and skulduggery of regattas on Sydney Harbour with whaleboat races, rowing and sailing will entertain. On occasion, the waters of the Harbour turned dangerous and resulted in shipwrecks and tragic loss of life. Land speculation, the search for gold and adventure led George and some of his sons to New Zealand. There was no happy ever after for the marriage of George and Maria Bates. After bearing eleven children she tenaciously fought for her legal rights. George was a flawed individual. His treatment of Maria cannot be overlooked or excused. He pursued his passions to the fullest without compromise and constantly searched for new challenges. The love of boatbuilding and sailing has been George's legacy. Part 2 focuses on the lives of each of George and Maria's eleven children, their children and grandchildren. One of their sons, Richard Augustus Willoughby Green is acknowledged as a colonial professional oarsman and his contribution to sculling and rowing is highlighted. Richard's legacy has inspired many to excel in aquatic sports. Richard's wife Frances Johnson was the granddaughter of convict Frances Mills who was another inspirational woman who fought back from despair to reunite her family and to leave an amazing legacy for her children. Frances Johnson's mother Charlotte Oliver was rumoured to be linked to royalty. She was the illegitimate daughter of a servant girl and her eccentric employer, Daniel Dering Matthew. He was baptized on 9 September 1810 in Camberwell, SRY, ENG.
10 He was a boat builder, Sydney in 1834.
10 He immigrated to to Bluff in 1838.
6 He was a cooper, boat builder in 1838.
7 Citations
- [S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
- [S9] Jack LEE, The Bay of Islands
- [S192] Marie HEILBRUNN nee PATTERSON, member's interests NZG nov/dec 2008
- [S218] Rhys RICHARDS, Muirhiku
- [S354] Thomas MORLAND, series of lectures on Early NZ History to Otago Institute
- [S536] Bob MATTHEWS, OASES database of early settlers to Otago.
- [S195] Frank TOD, Whaling in Southern Waters
- [S898] Jack LEE, The Old Land Claims in NZ
- [S1034] June BLADES, More Evergreen Memories
- [S1044] June BLADES, More Evergreen Memories
- [S442] NZ Govt. Internal Affairs, index
William (Colonel) Hulme
M, #12864, b. about 1800
Biography
William (Colonel) Hulme was born about 1800 p 340.
1,2,3,4,5,6,7 He and
Unknown were married.
William (Colonel) Hulme was an officer in 96th regt.
2 BOI 1845
bought Hulme Court House in Parnell off Frederick WHITAKER in 1846 HA.
Citations
- [S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
- [S49] ALEXANDER John H, Historic Auckland
- [S206] editor Andrew GARRAN, Historical Sketch of NZ the first hundred years
- [S354] Thomas MORLAND, series of lectures on Early NZ History to Otago Institute
- [S306] letters of Robert Clapham BARSTOW, http://sites.google.com/a/aotea.org/don-armitage/Home/great-barrier-island-history/robert-clapham-barstow---letters/voya
- [S543] R BURROWS, Heke's War in the North 1845 extracts from Diary
- [S644] Marie KING, A Most Noble Anchorage
Jean (Father) Etienne (PESANT) Pezant
M, #12865, b. 17 May 1811, d. 22 December 1880
Parents
Biography
Jean (Father) Etienne (PESANT) Pezant was born on 17 May 1811 in Chanonat, Clermont, FRANCE.
1,2,3,4,5,6 He died on 22 December 1880, at age 69, in Riverlands, Blenheim, NZ.
1 Jean (Father) Etienne (PESANT) Pezant was a missionary.
1 Replaced Father VIARD at Tauranga mission mar 1841 ES
Akaroa 1840 PTR. He immigrated to from France to BOI in the L'Aube arriving 11 jul 1840 in February 1840 ESR has arrived Tauranga 1840.
1 Citations
- [S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
- [S355] Evelyn STOKES, A History of Tauranga County
- [S544] Peter TREMEWAN, French Akaroa
- [S743] Auckland Provincial Centennial Committee, Early Settlers Roll
- [S513] GIFFORD W H and WILLIAMS H B, A Centennial History of Tauranga
- [S42] JJ Wilson, The Church in New Zealand. Memoirs of the Early Days
Michael Pezant
M, #12866
Biography
Michael Pezant was a farmer.
1 Citations
- [S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
Henry Phillpotts
M, #12868
Biography
Henry Phillpotts was a vicar, bishop of Exeter.
1,2 Citations
- [S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
- [S543] R BURROWS, Heke's War in the North 1845 extracts from Diary
Deborah Maria Surtees
F, #12869
John Fuller
M, #12870, b. about 1800
Biography
John Fuller was born about 1800 in ENG. He and
Jane Major were married.
Note there were a couple of John FULLERs who emigrated to NZ.
Pierre Pompallier
M, #12872, b. about 1770, d. 1802
Biography
Pierre Pompallier was born about 1770 in France. He died in 1802, at age ~32, in France.
1 Citations
- [S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
Michel (brother) Colombon
M, #12874, b. about 1800
Biography
Michel (brother) Colombon was born about 1800 in France.
1,2,3 First Catholic Mission with POMPALLIER and SERVANT. Michel (brother) Colombon immigrated to From le Havre to Hokianga arriving 10 jan 1838 on the Raiatea on 24 December 1836 p 349 came via other islands.
1,3 He was a missionary in 1838.
1,2 Citations
- [S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
- [S397] Hokianga Census 1838 by James BUSBY, Alexander Turnbull Library
- [S743] Auckland Provincial Centennial Committee, Early Settlers Roll
Barzillai (Benjamin) Quaife
M, #12875, b. 29 December 1798, d. 3 March 1873
Parents
| Son | Quaiffe |
| Daughter | Quaiffe |
Biography
Barzillai (Benjamin) Quaife was born on 29 December 1798 in Lenham, Kent, ENG.
1,2,3,4 He and
Maria Smith were married on 4 November 1834 in St Anne, Soho, LON, ENG.
1 He and
Eliza Buttrey were married on 29 May 1857 in Paddington, Sydney, NSW, AUS.
1 He died on 3 March 1873, at age 74, in Woollahra, Sydney, NSW, AUS.
1 Barzillai (Benjamin) Quaife was an editor, minister, teacher.
1 He immigrated to Adelaide, AUS to Russell arriving may 1840 on the Agenoria., in 1840.
1,4 Citations
- [S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
- [S411] Jocelyn CHISHOLM and Denice McCARTEN, BRIND of the Bay of Islands
- [S572] NZ Advertiser and Bay of Islands Gazette
- [S743] Auckland Provincial Centennial Committee, Early Settlers Roll