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Featherston was born on 5 December 1845 in Wellington, NZ.¹

David James Maybey was born on 11 July 1843 in Taita, Wellington, NZ.¹ He and Esther Daysh were married on 23 December 1865 in NZ.¹ He died on 20 November 1878, at age 35, in Taita, Wellington, NZ, ploughing accident.¹

David James Maybey was a labourer and carter.¹

Featherston was born on 2 October 1850 in Wellington, NZ.¹

Kezia Bedford was born about 1822 in England.^1,2,3,4

Spent short period at Hokianga then returned to Sydney where she married.
went to Hokianga on the Governor MacQuarrie arriving 30 oct 1827. Kezia Bedford immigrated to from England to Hokianga, NZ via Sydney, in 1827.¹ She was a teacher, mission in 1827.¹

Launcelot Iredale was born about 1800.¹

Emily Susanna Reece Iredale was born.^1,2 She and Charles Wesley Turner were married on 16 June 1857 in Sydney, AUS.²

Settled in Christchurch.

Charles Wesley Turner was born on 5 April 1834 in Hobart, TAS, AUS.^1,2 He and Emily Susanna Reece Iredale were married on 16 June 1857 in Sydney, AUS.² He died on 25 October 1906, at age 72, in Christchurch, NZ.² He was buried in 1906 in St Pauls Anglican Church, Papanui, Christchurch.²

Baptised by his father, the Rev Nathaniel Turner. Source, Uniting Church Archives, Parish of Sydney in the County
of Cumberland
Known as Wesley. First lived in New Zealand as a child in Hokianga, arrived 28/4/1836 departed 23/8/1839.
Arrived again in N.Z. 1854 as accountant for the Union Bank of Australia, Lyttelton & later opened the Bank of N.S.
W. Christchurch in May 1861. In 1863 he purchased a half share in the business of J.T.Peacock and Company with
Mr Beaver (aka. Beverley) Buchanan. Company was initially very successful but became bankrupt in the recession
of 1867. Started in business again on his own account and prospered.
One of the founders and in 1873, first London agent/manager for NZ Shipping Co. Ltd. Auctioneer, merchant and
shipowner, office 150 Worcester St. Christchurch City councilor. Owned several sailing ships, warehouses and
flour mills and traded world wide. Reversal of fortune in the depression of the late 1880s. Rebuilt his business as
N.Z. agent for Blackball Coal Company. Nick-name CWT or "Hundredweight Charlie". Methodist lay preacher.
Built and resided in a large house on 10 acres named 'Fassifern', Papanui Rd. Merivale, Christchurch which
remained in the family until 1940s. After his second marriage lived at 249 North Belt [Bealey Ave.] Christchurch,
with his wife and their 2 children while the rest of the family lived at 'Fassifern'.
DEATH: Flags on port of Lyttelton buildings and ships in harbour flown at half mast on his death. Buried in
graveyard at St. Pauls Anglican Church, Papanui, Chch. with his wife Emily Iredale, who died 13/10/1881 aged 44
yrs. and his daughter Adeline Mary Turner, d.19/6/1938 aged 78 yrs. In the same grave site near the Harewood
Rd. entrance. Also buried in the St.Pauls graveyard are his children: Adeline, Edith, Kassie, Kenneth, Clarence
(and wife Augusta), Arthur (and wife Ethel), Edgar (and wife Amy). Also buried there are William Hannibal Lane
and Emily's sister Alice Lane and three of their boys. Charles Wesley Turner was baptized on 4 May 1834 in Hobart, TAS, AUS.²

John (Rev) Warren was born in 1814 in Eng?^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8} He and Sarah were married. He and Mehetabel Newman were married on 3 April 1878 in Auckland, NZ.⁹ He died in 1883, at age ~69, in Auckland, NZ.⁹

Methodist missionary, Hokianga. was at signing of Treaty of Waitangi 1840
note HN has a William WARREN missionary. same one or related?
served at Waima and Pakanae.
living Auckland early 1840's DM
married when immigrated ESR has a Mrs WARREN also arriving 1839 same voyage. JMRO has "unknown" but notes a portrait of her. John (Rev) Warren immigrated to arrived Hokianga jan 1840 from Tasmania on the James in December 1839 ESR has arrived Hokianga 18 mar 1839 on the James
WACH has arrived Hokianga mid january 1840 on the James.^2,6,8 He was a missionary Hokianga in 1840.

Robert Wallis was born about 1776 in Poplar, LON, ENG.¹ He and Sarah Wilson were married.

Robert Wallis was a ship builder, London in 1800.¹

William Wallis was born about 1815 died aged 21 MMMI drowned when disembarking vessel.^1,2,3 He died on 9 May 1836 in Pakanae, Hokianga, NZ, drowned in river shortly after arriving to visit his brother.^1,4,2 He was buried on 16 May 1836 in Mangungu, Hokianga, NZ, drowned.^5,4,2

William Wallis immigrated to arrived 28 apr 1836 in the Patriot from Sydney. in April 1836.¹

William (Sir) Fitzherbert was born on 15 August 1810 in Winterborne, Houghton, Dorset, ENG.^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10} He and Sarah Jane Leigh were married about 1841 in LON, ENG.¹ He died on 6 February 1891, at age 80, in Wellington, NZ.¹

William (Sir) Fitzherbert was a merchant, Farish St 1841 ON.^1,3 Short biography AHC
claimed 1156 acres in Te Rua and Oyster bays near Te Awaiti. DOWI
owned trading vessels and a whaling station in Kaikoura DOWI. He immigrated to in the Lady Leigh arrived Wellington 15 sept 1841 in April 1841.^1,5 He was a merchant Wellington in 1843.⁶ He was a pastoralist and politician in 1850.¹

Samuel (Rev) Fitzherbert was an Anglican Clergyman in 1800.¹

Herbert Fitzherbert was born about 1806 in Winterbourne, Houghton, ENG.¹