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Charles Chappell was born about 1820 in Eng?¹

Charles Chappell was a clerk in Office of Colonial Secretary in 1840.¹

Francis Dilbert Davison was born about 1810.

Francis Dilbert Davison was a police magistrate Cook Strait in 1840.¹

James Stuart Freeman was born about 1815 in Eng?^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8} He and Unknown were married.

Auckland 1840's DM. James Stuart Freeman was an asst Surveyor in 1840.¹ He immigrated to Sydney to Russell with HOBSON on HMS Herald on 19 January 1840.^5,8 He was a Private secretary to Governor HOBSON in 1841.⁴

Samuel Edward Grindhome was born about 1810.

Samuel Edward Grindhome was a clerk in the office of Colonial Secretary in 1840.¹

Charles Logic was born about 1810.

Charles Logic was a clerk in charge of stores in 1840.¹

John McCARTHY was born about 1810.^1,2

Possibly accidently shot 1842 ? Jas McCARTHY, Wellington LEW
possibly acting temporary Pilot Wellington 1842 DOWI. John McCARTHY was a surveyor in 1840.³ He was landing waiter and tide surveyor, Wellington in July 1841.^1,2

George Manners Milford was born about 1810.

George Manners Milford was a clerk in office of Colonial Secretary in 1840.¹

John MacQuarrie Palmer was born about 1820.¹ He and Mary Ann were married.

John MacQuarrie Palmer immigrated to to Russell in 1840.¹ He was a probationary clerk in the office of the colonial Secretary in 1840.²

Frederick W Perry was born about 1820.^1,2

Acting Colonial treasurer 1841 when COOPER absent RMR. Frederick W Perry immigrated to to Auckland in 1840.² He was a clerk in office of treasurer in 1840.³

Robert Manners Sutton was born about 1810.¹

Note there is also a Robert SUTTON chemist in Wellington 1843. Robert Manners Sutton immigrated to to Russell in 1840.¹ He was a clerk in office of Colonial Secretary in 1840.²

Richard Marriner was born about 1800 in YKS, Eng?, age 50 at marriage.^1,2,3,4,5 He and Hatariti were married on 30 September 1850 in Mangungu Chapel, Hokianga, NZ, John HOBBS, witnesses Richard DAY Frances BOWYER.⁶ He died in 1876.⁵

WACH has "Mr and Mrs MARRINER , cousins of William WOON" ??
I'm interested in the early history of Hokianga and came across two names in your extensive lists (besides HOARE and MACE which are my father's and mother's names, but no connection as we have been here only since 1970)
These are Lieutenant MACDONNELL and Richard MARRINER.
Both these have a street named after them in Rawene. As I understand it they arrived here from Sydney in the early 1800s and MacDonnell set up a trading post or store in the upper Hokianga with Marriner as his storeman. Marriner eventually took over the business and had at least two sons, another Richard and Mat(t)hew.
Treat the above with caution, by the way.
I would be very glad to know if you have fuller or more exact information. I happen to have a MARRINER in my own tree and there are three main groups in the UK: Hampshire (my relation), Berkshire and Northumberland/Durham. I would love to prove a link but don't want to twist facts!
Regards
Robin Hoare
Rawene, Hokianga
http://hokianga.com
We also have a birth record for his son George, born earlier to a woman noted only as 'K'.
Family anecdotes say that K stood for Kataraina and that she does after his birth.
There are also suggestions that 'K' was the daughter of Makoare Taonui.
Hataritin is suggested to be her younger sister. POMA
From GENI one researcher has " Richard Hempley MARRINER and Hatariti / Karaina Hira and death of Richard 26 nov 1859
From Genealogy.com Marriners In NZ
By polli marriner March 15, 2008 at 12:15:49

My Husband is a Marriner.

There is a genealogy book called "Tides of Time" about the Stanaway family that holds some of the genealogy for
Richard Hempley Marriner (son of Matthew and and his wife Rachel of Scarborough) a British naval architect who came to NZ in 1825 to buy timber,

Richard married a maori woman named Hira, in Hokianga in the 1800s, it lists Their son George Marriner who married Rora Karena.

(Richard and Goerge were later buried at Maungangungu )

And also George and Rora'sson George[2](Hori Marena) Marriner b.1864who married Hera Minarapa Tika, and the book lists their descendents. It was done in the 1980s.

Emailme polliarts@yahoo.co.nz if you want digital copies of any documentation, I have photographed the book too. Richard Marriner resided in Hokianga in 1827.⁷ He immigrated to to BOI in 1836.¹ He was a sawyer, Pukeiatanga, Hokianga in 1838.⁸ He was a sawyer, Hokianga in 1850.⁶

Mere Werahiko was born about 1815.¹ She and Henry Smith were married about 1840 in Rawene, Northland, NZ.¹

Sarah Sullivan was born on 2 December 1852 in NZ.¹ She and George Pilcher were married on 8 April 1869 in Te Aute, Hawkes Bay, NZ.¹ She died in 1955, at age ~103, in NZ.¹

2 children.