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Charles Fish Fox was born about 1848.¹ He and Mary Ann Morrison were married in 1869 in Thorndon, Wellington, NZ.¹

15 children.

Arabella Morrison was born on 28 March 1853 in Wellington, NZ.¹ She died on 26 November 1853, at age 0, in Wellington, NZ.¹

Daniel Morrison was born on 5 November 1854 in Wellington, NZ.¹

Charlotte Cooper Morrison was born on 16 July 1857 in Wellington, NZ.¹ She died on 20 June 1863, at age 5, in Wellington, NZ.¹

James John Austin was born in 1850 in Epsom, Auckland, NZ.^1,2

James John Austin was baptized in Epsom, Auckland, NZ.²

Frederick Austin was born in 1852 in Onehunga, Auckland, NZ.^1,2

Frederick Austin was baptized on 25 April 1852 in Onehunga, Auckland, NZ.²

John William Austin was born in November 1853 in Richmond, Auckland, NZ.^1,2

John William Austin was baptized in 1853 in Epsom, Auckland, NZ.²

Andrew Austin was born in 1856 in Epsom, Auckland, NZ.¹

Andrew Austin was baptized on 7 September 1856 in Epsom, Auckland, NZ.¹

George Ebden was born about 1825.¹ He and Susan Osborne Prouse were married.

Note: there is a record of a George EBDEN marriage to a Susan WORRELL 1849, Old St Paul's, Wellington DIWI.

Elizabeth Prouse was born on 11 February 1817 in ENG.¹ She and William Wakeham were married on 16 August 1840 in ENG.¹ She died in 1901, at age ~84.¹

Elizabeth Prouse immigrated to ENG to NZ about 1850.¹

William Wakeham was born on 25 March 1814.¹ He and Elizabeth Prouse were married on 16 August 1840 in ENG.¹ He died in 1891, at age ~77.¹

6 children see EMRA. William Wakeham graduated from ENG to NZ about 1850.¹

Edward Kympton was born about 1775 in ENG.¹ He and Johanna Ware were married.

Johanna Ware was born about 1780 in ENG.¹ She and Edward Kympton were married.

Alice Maud Mary Sharkey was born about 1845.¹ She and Henry Kempton were married on 10 January 1884 in Greytown, NZ.¹

John Fuller was born on 4 July 1837 in Sandwich, Kent, ENG.¹ He and Emily (Emma) Jane Kempton were married on 20 October 1858 in Greytown, NZ.¹ He and Phoebe Head were married on 13 August 1866 in Greytown, NZ.¹ He died on 6 May 1903, at age 65, in Greytown, NZ.¹

4 children with Emily and three with Phoebe see ELKO.

Phoebe Head was born on 23 December 1847 in Wellington, NZ.¹ She and John Fuller were married on 13 August 1866 in Greytown, NZ.¹ She died on 18 February 1914, at age 66, in Greytown, NZ.¹

David Kympton was born in 1805 in ENG.¹

Joseph Kympton was born in 1809 in ENG.¹

Maori and Thomas (Henry?) Taylor were married.

Maori and James Cavanagh were married.

Robert Kent was born about 1795.¹ He and Maori were married.

Robert Kent was a trader, Foveaux Strait in 1826.¹

Maori was born.¹ She and Robert Kent were married.

Ned Tomlin was born about 1810.¹

Ned Tomlin was a whaler Hawkes Bay in 1845.¹

John Charles Waterford Wade was born about 1797 in Sheffield, IRL.^1,2 He and Harata Kaipono Te Whakamarurangi were married on 30 December 1837 in Waiuku, Waikato, NZ.² He died on 5 September 1871, at age ~74, in Rangiriri, Waikato, NZ.²

Aka Jacky Marama LDS aka Hake Marama

Jacky?s Peak is named after John Wade (Hake Marama). He is an important figure in the early European history of Little Huia. A record of what we know about him is contained in the book:
?Whatipu - The Story of Whatipu and Early Huia? by Bruce Harvey (2001)
To quote from that book:
?John Wade, or Hake Marama as he was named by his Maori relatives, was an Englishman who lived at Little Huia with his wife Harata (Charlotte) and their children Eliza, John, Laura, Thomas, William and Henry. He was given this land by a chief of the Ngatiata tribe called Te Kapita in exchange for land that he and Harata had previously bought on the Awhitu Peninsula near Waiuku, on the south side of the Manukau. The Awhitu land had been bought from his wife?s father, a chief of the Ngati Tamaoho tribe called Wetere Te Kauae. John Wade was also sometimes called Jacky, Hake or Haki Marama (Jack of Marama) by Maori. The Marama stream in the Little Huia valley was named after Hake Marama. The wooded rocky conglomerate knoll, which is an old Maori pa site and forms the western end of Huia Bay, was called Jackie?s (sic) Peak after Jack Wade. Wade did not have title to his land at Huia in the 1850s and in the early years of that decade he worked at Muddy Creek (Parau) pit-sawing timber. After an illness he returned to Huia and began to cut some of the timber on his property. When the government bought the Hikurangi block, which included Huia, they found Wade in occupation and this was taken into account when he was finally given title in 1862. Later he sold some of this land to the Gibbons family.? (Page 78)
According to the title records, the Crown Grant of 80 acres Allotment 35 Parish of Karangahape (in which Jacky?s Peak is situated) was made to John Wade on 15th April 1862. He was the legal owner for only a short while. On 1st May 1862 he conveyed title to Samuel Jackson, who in turn transferred it on 1st December 1863 to Thomas Gibbons, Ebenezer Gibbons and Robert Pierce Gibbons. It was Robert Pierce Gibbons who sold the land to Edward Turner in 1889.

Harata Kaipono Te Whakamarurangi was born about 1816.¹ She and John Charles Waterford Wade were married on 30 December 1837 in Waiuku, Waikato, NZ.¹ She died in 1871, at age ~55.