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Cains was born about 1843 in BOI?¹

Cains was born about 1841.¹

Jas Campbell was born about 1815.¹ He died on 21 September 1911 in Wellington, NZ.¹

Jas Campbell immigrated to arrived BOI with 58th Regt in 1845.¹

John McKAY was born about 1815.¹

To see baptism of Clara Waikato Baptisms p34.

Mary Ann Moyle was born about 1845. She and George Samuel Cammell were married on 18 September 1860 in Auckland, NZ.¹

ESR has arrived 1848 on the Sarah. Parents not on this list. Mary Ann Moyle immigrated to arrived Auckland on the Firefly in 1847.^1,2

George Samuel Cammell was born about 1820.¹ He and Mary Ann Moyle were married on 18 September 1860 in Auckland, NZ.¹

Could be CAMMELL 1810 (in whaling gang Otago)
ESR2 has arrived Auckland 1850. marriage record see Meth Church, Auck, 'full age, boatman, she minor' Witnesses William MOYLE and william CRANCH?"
ancestor of A C FORJ(S)AMBE?

Frances was born about 1820 died aged 24.¹ She and Thomas Canty were married about 1842 in Auckland, NZ.¹ She died on 30 May 1844 in Auckland, NZ, St Paul Reg p 201.¹

Rebecca Canty was born on 15 October 1842 in Auckland, NZ.¹

Rebecca Canty was baptized on 14 December 1843 in Auckland, NZ.¹

Albert Martin was born about 1840.¹ He and Mary Ann Crapper, Cropper, were married on 17 November 1860 in Wellington, NZ.^1,2

13 children PPA. Albert Martin immigrated to England to Wellington on the Duke of Portland in 1855.¹

James Russell Caradus was born in 1856 in Auckland, NZ.¹ He and Mary Matthews were married about 1884 in Auckland?, NZ.¹ He died in February 1940, at age ~84, in Auckland, NZ.¹

James Russell Caradus was a carpenter.¹ PPA New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23585, 20 February 1940, Page 9
PIONEER'S DEATH

MR. JOHN B. CABADUS LIFETIME IN AUCKLAND A WELL-KNOWN FAMILY A lifetime resident of Auckland, Mr. John Russell. Caradus, died on Sunday, aged 83. He was born in the city in 1856, and spent the greater part of his life in the Grey Lynn district. Immigrants from England, Mr. Caradus' parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Caradus, arrived at Auckland on tlio same day, October 10, 1842, in the sailing ships Jane Gifford and Duchess of Argyle respectively. The late Mr. Caradus was one of a large family, and as a boy was apprenticed to the carpentry trade. Subsequently he began business on his own account as a builder and was connected with this trade until his retirement some years ago. He was also associated with the construction of a number of small ship 3 built for the Auckland coastal trade.

Although well known in the city, Mr. Caradus took little part in public life and administration. For a considerable period prior to his death he was the only surviving foundation member of the West Street Church of Christ. About 56 years ago, Mr. Caradns married Miss Mary Mathews, who died 19 years ago. There are five sons: ?Mr. Edward Caradus, director of educational services for the Royal New Zealand Air Force; Mr. James Caradus. Bank of New South Wales, Sydney; Mr. John Caradus, Registrar-General, of Land. Wellington; Mr. William Caradus, first assistant, Mount Albert Grammar School; and Mr. Charles Caradus, woodwork instructor for the Auckland Education Board.

Mary Matthews was born about 1860.¹ She and James Russell Caradus were married about 1884 in Auckland?, NZ.¹ She died in 1921 in Auckland, NZ.¹

Jonathon Livick was born about 1830.¹ He and Eliza Coombs were married in 1851 in NZ LEVECK.² He died about 1880 in Nelson, NZ.¹

Small was born.¹ He and Emma Elizabeth Hargreave were married.

Calder was born about 1770 in SCT.¹

James Calder was born about 1800 in SCT.¹

Emigrated to USA JEPA.

William Rankin Barr was born on 29 March 1844 in Auckland, NZ.¹ He died about 1846 in NZ.¹

William Rankin Barr was baptized on 1 September 1844 in Wesleyan Chapel, Auckland, NZ.²

Octavius Thomas Fowles was born on 22 October 1788 in Tetbury, GLOCS, ENG.¹ He and Sarah (Fessy) Fowles were married. He died about 1869 in Kentish Town, LON, ENG.¹

Sarah (Fessy) Fowles was born about 1790 in ENG.¹ She and Octavius Thomas Fowles were married.

Mary Fowles was born about 1812 in ENG.¹

Sarah Fowles was born about 1814 in ENG.¹

Joseph George Fowles was born about 1816 in ENG.¹

Marion Fowles was born about 1852 in ENG.¹

James Stephen Whitehead was born about 1830.¹ He and Sophia Shirley were married in 1853 in St Peter's Church, Wellington, NZ.¹ He died in 1879 in NZ.¹

PPA Star (Christchurch), Issue 1676, 10 July 1873, Page 2
Drunk and Disorderly James S. Whitehead, arrested by constable Mitchell in Colombo street, was fined 10s.

Maori and William (John) James Harpur were married.

John Harpur was born about 1855 in Waimate, South Canterbury, NZ, died aged 84.¹ He and Anne Elliott were married. He died on 25 March 1939 in Hangatiki, King Country, NZ.¹

7 children, John, Rupert, Henry, William and 3 girls. PPA

PPA King Country Chronicle, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4766, 27 March 1939, Page 4
DEATHS.
HARPUR.?On March 25th, at his . late residence, Hangatiki, John dearly beloved husband of Annie Harpur, and father of John, Rupert, Harry and William, and Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Treloar and Mrs. Cavanagh; aged 84 years. Funeral at Te Kuiti this day. A. BLACKMAN, 660 Funeral Director.
PPA King Country Chronicle, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4768, 31 March 1939, Page 5
OBITUARY
MR. JOHN HARPUR. On Saturday last, there passed away at his Hanagtiki home, John Harpur, who has had a most interesting career. He was born at Waimate over 84 years ago, and was the son of an oldtime whaler and Maori chieftainess of high rank in the Ngaitahu tribe. For a time the son followed the sea, and told of thrilling adventures. Most of his life, however, was spent in sawmilling, and he had followed this occupation at Invercargill, Hokitika, Greymouth, Dannevirke, Taranaki, Taihape and Hangatiki. The late Mr. Harpur came to Hangatiki some 21 years ago, and was an active worker until he reached the age of 76, only retiring eight years ago. In his day he was a great athlete and footballer, and no mean wrestler, defeating at one time, the famous Harry Dunn.
In 1882 he was married in Dunedin to Miss Anne Elliot. Of the marriage there were the following children, all of whom are living: Miss Mary Dixon, of Kopaki; John, of Arohena; Rupert, of Hangatiki; Mrs. W. Treloar, of Edgecumbe; Harry, of Hangatiki; W-illiam, of Mamakau; and Mrs. Vera Cavanagh, of Rotorua. There are 40 grandchildren and 24 great-grand-children. The sympathy of the community is extended to all who mourn his departure especially his widow and family.
A funeral service in St. Andrew?s Presbyterian Church, Te Kuiti, was conducted by the Rev. S. W. Webber, of Otorohanga, and Rev. W. T. Brabyn, of Te Kuiti. The service at the graveside was taken by the Rev. W. S. Webber.