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Stephen Wrathall was born in 1779 in YKS, ENG, ESR has 1750 ANWR has 1779 died aged 93.^1,2,3 He died on 24 October 1872, at age ~93, in Hobart, TAS, AUS, ESR has 1845.^1,2,3

Stephen Wrathall immigrated ESR has came to NZ ... possibly came with son Stephen 1831 before returniong to Hobart?²

Mary Ann Walker was born about 1789 in ENG.^1,2 She died on 26 March 1852 in TAS, AUS.^1,2

William Wrathall was born about 1750 in ENG. He and Susannah Rhoydes were married.

Arthur Edward McDONOGH was born about 1809 in IRL.^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7} He and Ann Eliza Ross were married on 28 May 1844 in Wellington, NZ.¹ He died on 26 October 1852 in Wellington, NZ, committed suicide.^1,2

Arthur Edward McDONOGH immigrated to to Russell, NZ, about 1840.¹ He was a policeman, magistrate, soldier, Hokianga in 1840.^1,8,7 He was a magistrate on 7 July 1841.⁷ He was a Police Magistrate, Wellington in 1844.

Ann Eliza Ross and Arthur Edward McDONOGH were married on 28 May 1844 in Wellington, NZ.¹

Hugh Cokeley Ross was born about 1810.^1,2 He and Anna M were married. He died in 1869 in Wanganui, NZ.¹

Previously a crown solicitor, Hobart Australia. DK
involved in a duel 26 feb 1844 and he wounded W V BREWER who later died. DK. Hugh Cokeley Ross was a solicitor, Wellington in 1843.² He was a lawyer, Wellington in 1844.¹

Lewis Stuart McDONOGH was born about 1846 in Wellington, NZ.¹

Douglas Mary Dunsmore was born on 20 July 1789 in Glasgow, LNK, SCT.^1,2,3 She and William McKAIN were married on 26 April 1808 in Castel, Guernsey, ENG.¹ She died on 3 April 1873, at age 83, in Napier, NZ.¹ She was buried in April 1873 in Eskdale, Napier, NZ.¹

Douglas Mary Dunsmore McKain was born in Glasgow, Scotland c 1792 but moved to London as her stepfather was stationed at the Tower of London. It was here that she met her future husband, William McKain a tailor from Guernsey in the Channel Islands. Douglas Mary and William travelled to Guernsey to marry but soon after returned to London and the tower where their eldest daughter was born & christened, and after this they moved to Cheadle in Staffordshire. Between 1809 and 1831 they were to have 13 children, 10 of who survived to adulthood. In 1837, William McKain died and three years later a brave and corageous Douglas Mary decided to emigrate to New Zealand along with four sons and the youngest of her daughters, Robina Agnes. Douglas Mary was a well educated woman loving to write and read poetry and on the voyage out she wrote letters to her family home in England. In New Zealand Douglas Mary stayed for a time in Wellington where she was a mid-wife, nurse and governess and where one of her sons John Ward McKain was to settle. The rest of the family, however, had moved up to Napier and it was here that Douglas Mary would spend the rest of her days. She died on April 3rd 1873 at the age of 84 after a truly remarkable and adventurous life. A note in a book written about the family says of her final resting place. The higher terrace of the Eskdale Cemetery looks over the fertile Esk Valley, with its lush vineyards stretching afar. On a prominent elevation is a granit obelisk erected to the memory of Douglas Mary. If you are interested in learning more about Douglas Mary Dunsmore McKain or wish to share information please contact Pam Thomson in Canada or visit Pams New Zealand McKain website. fairthom@mac.com. Douglas Mary Dunsmore immigrated to from England to Wellington on the Olympus arrived 20 apr 1841 in December 1840.¹

John Dunmore died in November 1801.¹

John Dunmore was an inn keeper.¹

William McKAIN and Douglas Mary Dunsmore were married on 26 April 1808 in Castel, Guernsey, ENG.¹ He died in 1837 in Cheadle, Staffordshire, ENG.¹

McKAIN family:
Douglas Mary Dunsmore McKain was born in Glasgow, Scotland c 1792 but moved to London as her stepfather was stationed at the Tower of London. It was here that she met her future husband, William McKain a tailor from Guernsey in the Channel Islands. Douglas Mary and William travelled to Guernsey to marry but soon after returned to London and the tower where their eldest daughter was born & christened, and after this they moved to Cheadle in Staffordshire. Between 1809 and 1831 they were to have 13 children, 10 of who survived to adulthood. In 1837, William McKain died and three years later a brave and corageous Douglas Mary decided to emigrate to New Zealand along with four sons and the youngest of her daughters, Robina Agnes. Douglas Mary was a well educated woman loving to write and read poetry and on the voyage out she wrote letters to her family home in England. In New Zealand Douglas Mary stayed for a time in Wellington where she was a mid-wife, nurse and governess and where one of her sons John Ward McKain was to settle. The rest of the family, however, had moved up to Napier and it was here that Douglas Mary would spend the rest of her days. She died on April 3rd 1873 at the age of 84 after a truly remarkable and adventurous life. A note in a book written about the family says of her final resting place. The higher terrace of the Eskdale Cemetery looks over the fertile Esk Valley, with its lush vineyards stretching afar. On a prominent elevation is a granit obelisk erected to the memory of Douglas Mary. If you are interested in learning more about Douglas Mary Dunsmore McKain or wish to share information please contact Pam Thomson in Canada or visit Pams New Zealand McKain website. http://web.mac.com/fairthom/McKains_of_New_Zealand/Welcome.html Pam THOMSON fairthom@mac.com

I am a ggg-grandson of Douglas Mary DUNMORE and William McKAIN and have
spent several years working on the family tree primarily in NZ but I also
have some information of the family who remained in England.

If you are interested in co-operating on a family history I would be plaesed
to hear from you.
Regards John Moles j.moles@paradise.net.nz.

McKAIN was born in 1809 in Tower of Island, LON, ENG.¹ He and Unknown were married.

Mary Ann McKAIN and John (MacARTHY) McARTHY were married in ENG.¹

Previously married in England ... came out to NZ under married name/ JC. Mary Ann McKAIN immigrated to ENG to NZ in 1842.¹

McKAIN was born about 1811. He died about 1825.

Julia McKAIN was born about 1815.¹ She and Joseph Torr were married.

Julia McKAIN immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Birman arriving NZ 1/3/1842 on 13 October 1841.^2,1

McKAIN was born about 1813. He died about 1815.

McKAIN was born about 1820. He died about 1822.

McKAIN was born about 1822. He died about 1832.

Duncan McINTOSH was born.¹ He and Helen Brown were married. He died in 1838 in SCT.¹

George J Clapham was born about 1858 in NZ.¹

James Barrow was born in 1842 in Petone, Wellington, NZ.¹

Parents possible Charles BARROW? need to check records. or possibly James and Ann ? James Barrow was baptized on 11 December 1842 in Wellington, NZ.¹

William Balmer was born about 1830. He and Margaret Baron, McINTOSH, were married in 1853 in Wellington, NZ.¹

Gg grandparents of EOC.

Marion Turner and George Baron were married.

Julia Agnes Villers was born in 1854 in NZ.¹