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Colleen and Joseph Winteringham were married.

Alice Maude Mary McKELLOW was born in 1864.¹ She and William John James Burling were married on 2 August 1906 in Pongaroa, NZ.¹ She died in 1931, at age ~67.¹

1 child see PECK.

Jacob Henry Gooding was born on 17 February 1838 in Curry Rivel, Langport, SOM, ENG.¹ He and Sarah Anne Burling were married on 24 December 1861 in Tahaurenikau, NZ.¹ He died on 7 September 1900, at age 62, in Wairarapa, NZ.¹

16 children see PECK.

William Jacob Gooding was born on 30 January 1864.¹ He and Elizabeth Evelyn Burling were married. He died on 20 December 1937, at age 73.¹

Elizabeth Evelyn Burling was born on 30 January 1876 in Greytown, NZ.¹ She and William Jacob Gooding were married. She died on 30 October 1965, at age 89, in Featherston, NZ.¹

8 children see PECK.

Henry Gooding was born in 1873. He and Agnes Elizabeth Burling were married. He died in 1948, at age ~75, in Levin, Nz.¹

Agnes Elizabeth Burling and Henry Gooding were married.

William Alfred Burling and Sarah Burling were married on 13 March 1882.¹

Sarah Burling was born on 2 June 1866 in Greytown, NZ.¹ She and William Alfred Burling were married on 13 March 1882.¹ She died on 22 September 1951, at age 85, in Masterton, NZ.¹

Agnes Buick was born on 16 January 1836 in Arbroath, Angus, SCT.¹ She and Henry Burling were married on 5 August 1853 in Wellington, NZ.¹ She died on 29 September 1893, at age 57, in Eketahuna, NZ.¹

10 children see PECK. Agnes Buick immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Arab arriving NZ 16/10/1841 on 3 June 1841.²

Mary Burling was born on 19 July 1865 in NZ.¹ She and Charles Redden Burling were married on 19 March 1889 in Tinui, Wairarapa, NZ.¹ She died on 6 July 1920, at age 54.¹

Charles Redden Burling was born on 21 November 1863 in Morrison's Bush, Wairarapa, NZ.¹ He and Mary Burling were married on 19 March 1889 in Tinui, Wairarapa, NZ.¹ He died on 15 May 1920, at age 56, in Pongaroa, NZ.¹

William (BEWICK) Buick was born in 1807 in SCT?^1,2,3 He and Agnes Stevens were married. He died on 26 July 1880, at age ~73, in Palmerston North, NZ.¹

BR 1843 has BEWICK. William (BEWICK) Buick was a wright in 1841.² He immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Arab arriving NZ 16/10/1841 on 3 June 1841.² He was a carpenter in 1843.³

Agnes Stevens was born in 1811 in Kent, ENG.¹ She and William (BEWICK) Buick were married. She died on 3 November 1897, at age ~86, in Palmerston North, NZ.¹

Catherine MacKENZIE was born on 10 April 1833 in Ardnamurchan, SCT.¹ She died before 1835 in SCT.¹

Catherine MacKENZIE was born on 12 May 1835 in Achtenny, SCT.¹ She died before 1840 in SCT.¹

James (CALDER) Calders was born about 1815 in Cathesshire?, SCT.¹ He and Jane MacKenzie were married on 18 September 1844 in Wellington, NZ.¹ He died in 1858, at age ~43, in Otaki, NZ, drowned in Otaki river.¹

Jane McKenzie married James Calder on 18 September 1844. The New Zealand Spectator and Cook?s Strait Guardian of 12 October 1844 included the Notice: ?On the 18th ult., James Calder, licensed Pilot, formerly of Cathesshire, to Jane, daughter of Hugh M?Kenzie, formerly of Adnamurchan, Argyleshire.?
In 1848, following an inquiry into the wreck of the barque Subraon at the entrance to Wellington harbour, James Calder was removed from his appointment as Pilot. He then established the Rainbow Hotel in Kaiwharawhara, before moving to the Rangitikei district.
James Calder died in 1858 near Otaki. The Wellington Independent of 24 November 1858 carried the following report:
Information was brought into town yesterday morning, that a pocket book and papers belonging to Mr. James Calder, had been found in the Ohau River. Upon enquiry, it was found that he was missing from his residence, and it is therefore presumed that he has been unfortunately drowned. Mr. Calder was formerly pilot at Wellington, and afterwards built the Rainbow Inn, Kai Warra and removed to the West coast a year or two ago.B175. James (CALDER) Calders was a pilot, Wellington in 1844. He was a Hotel Proprietor, Rainbow Hotel in 1849.¹

David Calders was born in 1846 in Wellington, NZ.¹ He died in 1880, at age ~34.¹

Hugh Calders was born in 1848 in Wellington, NZ.¹ He and Marjory McGREGOR were married.¹ He died in 1904, at age ~56.¹

Hugh Calders was a Chief Postmaster, Nelson in 1900.¹

James Calders was born in 1850.¹ He and Florence Emily Cockerell were married.¹ He died in 1926, at age ~76.¹

Margaret Calders was born in 1852.¹ She and Henry Tucker were married.¹ She died in 1902, at age ~50, in Australia.¹

Henry Tucker was born about 1845. He and Margaret Calders were married.¹

Florence Emily Cockerell and James Calders were married.¹

Marjory McGREGOR and Hugh Calders were married.¹

James Gee was born about 1822 in Kilkenny, IRL, died aged 63.¹ He and Peggy (Margaret) McKENZIE were married on 8 January 1844 in Wellington, NZ.¹ He died on 15 September 1885, at age ~63, in Renwick, Marlborough, NZ.¹

Margaret McKenzie married James Gee on 8 January 1844. In the marriage registration James Gee described himself as ?formerly boot and shoemaker?, but was at the time a member of the Grenadier Company of the 96th Regiment of Foot. He was born in Kilkenny, Ireland, and joined the regiment in 1839, being posted to Australia then, by 1845, to Port Nicholson. The Regiment was sent to Tasmania, where James Gee was discharged in 1847, returned to Wellington, and settled in Kaiwarra as a shoemaker. By 1855 the family had moved to the Wairau district of Marlborough, but in 1863 James enlisted in the 3rd Waikato Regiment which engaged in action against Maori forces. In 1865 he was discharged and the family settled in Renwick in Marlborough, where Margaret practised as a midwife.
James Gee died on 15 September 1885, aged 63. The Marlborough Express of 17 September 1885 published the following obituary:
An Old Colonist.? In the late Mr James Gee, who died at Renwick on Tuesday, aged 63, the colony loses one of its early settlers. He was the second son of the late Sergeant Major George Gee, of the Kilkenny Staff, Ireland. He arrived in the Colony in 1841 with the Grenadier Company of the 96th Regiment of Foot (chief officers, Major Richmond and Captain Eyton), to assist in preventing the Maori outrages taking place at that time at the Hutt. He served through the first and second Maori campaigns. Mr Gee leaves a wife and three children ? two sons and a daughter ? to mourn their loss. He had been a resident in Renwick for a number of years, and was greatly respected by all that knew him.

Following James? death the family moved to Wellington, and Margaret (McKenzie) Gee died at Kaiwarra on 14 May 1896. The Evening Post of 15 May 1896 Death Notice said: ?Gee ? On the 14th instant, at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr E. Coleman, Kaiwarra, Margaret Gee, aged 76 years.?
Margaret and James had five children:
George Gee, born in 1845, died in 1914, married Emma Louise Harford in 1867.
Hugh Gee, born in 1849, died in 1920, married Emma Henrietta Grace Ricketts, formerly Sedgwick, in 1877.
Catherine Gee, born in 1851, died in 1879, married Donald Munro in 1870.
Jessie Gee, born in 1854, died in 1856.
Margaret L?Estrange Gee, born in 1857, died in 1923, married Ewen Colman (cousin) in 1888. James Gee was a soldier 96th Regt in 1844.¹ He was a shoemaker, Wellington in 1855.¹