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Monaghan was born about 1810.¹ He and Unknown were married.

Unknown was born in 1812 age 80 in 1892 JGOC.^1,2 She and Monaghan were married.

26 descendants in 1892 JGOC. Unknown immigrated to arrived Auckland 9 oct 1842 on the Duchess of Argyle in 1842.^1,2

Richard Monk was born in 1833 age 59 in 1892 JGOC.^1,2 He and Unknown were married.

7 descendants in 1892 JGOC. Richard Monk immigrated to arrived Hokianga 1835 on the Francis Speight in 1835.^1,2

Charlotte Coney was born about 1810.¹ She and Henry (Judge) Alfred Home Monro were married.

Signed petition to King William IV 1837 BOI JL
could be related to S M D MONRO and W MONRO or Peter MONRO. Charlotte Coney immigrated to to Hokianga in 1835.¹

W B Montgomery was born about 1810.¹ He and Harriet Pilkington were married.

W B Montgomery immigrated to to Auckland in 1841.¹

Harriet Pilkington was born in 1836 age 56 in 1892 JGOC.^1,2 She and W B Montgomery were married.

11 descendants in 1892 JGOC. Harriet Pilkington immigrated to to Auckland in 1841 JGOC has arrived Wellington 1840 on the London.^1,2

George Moon was born about 1825.¹ He and Rachael McGREGOR were married on 10 May 1862.²

PPA New Zealander 17 may 1862
MARRIED.
MOON-MAC6REGOR-0n the 10th May, by the revr d - D ' Bruce, Mr. George Moon, of Raglan, to Miss Rachael Macgregor, eldest daughter of Gregor Macgregor, of Kaipara. George Moon immigrated to to Auckland in 1840.¹

Rachael McGREGOR was born in 1830 age 61 in 1892 JGOC.^1,2 She and George Moon were married on 10 May 1862.³ She died on 13 May 1929, at age ~99, in Raglan, NZ.³

6 descendants in 1892 JGOC
PPA Northern Advocate 16 may 1929
OBIT
MRS RACHAEL MOON. (?Special to Northern Advocate.") AUCKLAND, This, Day. The death has occurred at Raglan, in her 99th year, of Mrs Rachael Moon, widow of the late Mr George Moon and eldest daughter of the late Mr Gregor McGregor, a number of whose family resided in the Northern Wairoa from 1839 until just recently. Deceased was a powerful swimmer and saved three persons from, drowning in the Wairoa river. She left the district for Raglan on her marriage in 1862.
PPA Auckland Star 16 may 1929
ONE YEAR SHORT.
ALMOST CENTENARIAN. DEATH OF MRS. RACHEL MOON CAME TO NEW ZEALAND IX IS3S (By Telegraph.?Own Correspondent.) RAGLAN, this day. The last of a very long-lived family Mrs. Rachael Moon, has just died here aged 99 years. She was one of the McGregors who came to New Zealand ir IS3S, landing .at Kawhia, and a yeai later went to the Northern Wairoa. Mrs Moon's last brother, Mr. John McGregor died at his old home up the Norther? \airoa Kiver a few years ago, and In also was very near the hundred years mark. He remembered walking over the fern-covered site of Auckland before there was any suggestion of a town evei being built there. The McGregors originally came fron: Perthshire, and arrived in Australia ii: 1835. Mr. McGregor was in charge of e gang of convicts working for the Government carpenters. A short while aftej arriving in Australia he was sent across to Xew Zealand to obtain spars for the .Royal Navy. Bringing his family witl him, he decided to settle here. Mrs. Moon was born in 1830 near Loci Rannocli, in the Highlands. When the family came to New Zealand she was eight years of age, and could only speak Gaelic. The next language she "learnec was Maori, and her third was English The McGregors were good friends of the Maoris, but nevertheless they had ar anxious time in 1845 when Heke's wai broke out at the Bay of Islands. Those who have read the most interesting boo± by Buller, the Weslevan missionary, whe had a mission station higher up the Wairoa River than the McGregor home and was their nearest neighbour, wil remember it was a case of touch'arid gc with, the V 7 est Coast natives joining Heke's forces in the fight against the pakeha. Mrs. Moon had many interesting memories of those exciting times; exciting, but also Arcadian, because ir those days life in such an out-of-the-wav place as the Wairoa was very primitive the few settlers having to depend upor their own exertions for practically al their necessities. Eor instance, the ok house which Mrs. Moon's brother livee in, on the banks of the river, had not ai iron nail in it, every board and sCantlin;. being held in place by wooden pegs, oi what the boat-builders call trenails. . A powerful swimmer as a girl, Mrs Moon saved three lives on the treacherous Wairoa. Sixty-seven years ago this month she was married at Auckland tf the late Mr. George Moon, the ceremonj being performed by the Rev. Davie Bruce, of St. Andrew's Presbyteriar Church. Immediately after the marriage the Moons went to live at Raglan, and thai was Mrs. Moon's home until she died She was wonderfully hale in spite of liei years, and up to a few weeks ago usee to go out walking every day. Rachael McGREGOR immigrated to arrived Kaipara 1839 on the Bee in 1839.^1,2

Samuel Mooney was born about 1830.¹ He and Elizabeth Trevarton were married.

Samuel Mooney immigrated to to Auckland in 1851.¹

Louisa Rebecca Dodds was born in 1841.¹ She and Moore were married. She died in 1938, at age ~97.¹

Louisa Rebecca Dodds immigrated to to Auckland, NZ, in 1842.¹

Moore was born about 1840.¹ He and Louisa Rebecca Dodds were married.

Helen Morgan was born about 1841 aged 51 in 1892 JGOC.¹ He and Austin were married.

4 descendants in 1892 JGOC. Helen Morgan immigrated to arrived Auckland 9 oct 1842 on the Duchess of Argyle in 1842 not on SL but could be on Jane Gifford as 13 yr old?¹

Austin was born about 1840.¹ She and Helen Morgan were married.

See also Ellen MOYAN. Austin immigrated to to Auckland in 1840.²

Jane Robinson was born about 1835.¹ She and William Morgan were married.

Jane Robinson immigrated to arrived Auckland 25 oct 1842 on the Louisa Campbell in 1842 not on SL?¹

William Morgan was born about 1835.¹ He and Jane Robinson were married.

Possibly a son of John Rev MORGAN?

Joshua Robinson was born in 1811.^1,2 He and Elizabeth Jones were married. He died in 1899, at age ~88.¹

Joshua Robinson immigrated to arrived Auckland 25 oct 1842 on the Louisa Campbell in 1842.^1,2

Elizabeth Jones was born in 1807 age 85 in 1892 JGOC.^1,2 She and Joshua Robinson were married. She died in 1888, at age ~81.¹

18 descendants in 1892 JGOC. Elizabeth Jones immigrated to arrived Auckland 25 oct 1842 on the Louisa Campbell in 1842.^1,2

Joshua Caleb Robinson was born in 1848 in Auckland, NZ.¹ He and Mary Ann Manneer Tremaine were married. He died on 20 April 1927, at age ~79.¹

Gladys Lillian Newsham (Birth Reg: as Lillian Gladys; b: 19 Sep 1887 in Waimate Plains, Taranaki d: 13 Dec 1957 in Waiomu, Thames aged 70yrs) Mar: 08 Jan 1913 to Ernest Tudor Robinson (b: 21 Jan 1884 d: 30 Sep 1950 in Waiomu, Thames aged 66y; Occ: Rtd Head Teacher; Bur: 2/10/1950 Totara Cemetery Thames D01.40)

Ernest's father was JOSHUA CALEB ROBINSON (b: 1849; d: 20 Apr 1927 in Auckland) He married 1875 MARY ANN MANNEER TREMAINE, the daughter of EDWIN TREMAINE (she was born 1854, and died 12 Jul 1916 in Westminster Rd, Mt Eden, Auckland)

Auckland Star, 21 April 1927: OBITUARY. MR. J. C. ROBINSON - 78 YEARS' RESIDENT

Another early resident of Auckland died during Easter in the person of Mr. Joshua Caleb Robinson. He was born in Fort Street 78 years ago, and had lived here practically the whole of his life. As a lad Mr. Robinson went with his parents farming in the Pukekohe district. He remembered at the outbreak of war with the Maoris having been sent with other lads to warn various settlers. The Robinson family returned to Auckland to live while the war lasted. Mr. Robinson was apprenticed to the business which afterwards developed into the well-known firm of Hill and Plummer. Ltd.

When the Thames goldlields opened he tried his luck on the diggings. Later he returned to Auckland and settled down at his trade. Subsequently Mr Robinson started business on his own account in Ponsonby, where for many vears he resided.

In his younger days Mr. Robinson was an energetic worker in the Temperance and Band of Hope movement of that day. He was one of the early members of the Ponsonby Bowling Club, and played with that club for a number of years, subsequently being associated with the Dominion Road and Mount Eden Clubs. Deceased had a genial disposition and made many friends amongst those with whom he associated. both in business and social life. He was predeceased by his wife, who was a daughter of Sir Edwin Tremain, at Auckland, and is survived by a family of three sons and three daughters.

Robinson was born about 1785. He and Unknown were married.

Mary Ann Manneer Tremaine was born in 1854. She and Joshua Caleb Robinson were married. She died on 12 July 1916, at age ~62, in Auckland, NZ.

Caleb Robinson was born in 1811 age 81 in 1892 JGOC.^1,2 He and Sarah Malyon were married. He died in 1877, at age ~66.¹

Some of these children may belong to brother Joshua ??
17 descendants in 1892 JGOC. Caleb Robinson immigrated to arrived Auckland 25 oct 1842 on the Louisa Campbell in 1842.^1,3,2

Sarah Malyon was born in 1810 age 83 in 1892 JGOC.^1,2 She and Caleb Robinson were married. She died in 1895, at age ~85.¹

Note there was also a Mary Maylon BERRY on the voyage ? any relation?
17 descendants in 1892 JGOC. Sarah Malyon immigrated to arrived Auckland 25 oct 1842 on the Louisa Campbell in 1842.¹

Caleb Joshua Robinson was born in 1839 age 54 in 1892 JGOC.^1,2

Caleb Joshua Robinson immigrated to arrived Auckland 25 oct 1842 on the Louisa Campbell in 1842.^1,3,2

James Morrison was born on 3 January 1844 in Auckland, NZ.^1,2 He and Mary Melville were married on 10 August 1869 in Chapel St., Auckland.³ He died in 1934, at age ~90, in Kaipara Flats, Kaipara.¹

1 son 7 daughters
PPA Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 190, 13 August 1929, Page 8
PIONEER SETTLERS.
MARRIED FOR SIXTY YEARS
Many congratulations were, received on Saturday by .Mr. and Mrs.. James Morison, of Kaipara Flats, the; occasion being the celebration of the 60th anni- ' versary of their wedding day. The,; family now numbers 48?one son, seven daugh; ters, thirty-two grandchildren,.and tight great-grandchildren. Of that number twenty-seven were, at the celebration. Œ Mr. Morison was born in Auckland i" 1844, his parents having come outintlie Jane 'Gilford, one of the pioneer Mrs. Morison arrived in Auckland' if 1858 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ;iMelville.. . Mr. and Mrs. Morison livw for a' good while at Mahurangi, where Mr. Morison had a-sawmill and later?± farm. ' The family is well known in th e North, and highly respected, so that the diamond jubilee of the founders cause! much interest in the district.

Edward Morison was born on 17 June 1850 in Auckland, NZ.^1,2 He died on 15 December 1937, at age 87, in NZ.^1,2