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Arthur Stoddart was born in 1866.¹

Kate Stoddart was born in 1868.¹

Christina Stoddart was born in 1869.¹

John Jamieson was born about 1840 in Falkirk, SCT.¹ He and Eliza Williams were married in 1873.² He died on 27 January 1919 in Wellington, NZ.¹

PPA Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 25, 29 January 1919, Page 8
OBITUARY

MR. JOHN JAMIESON.

The death has occurred at his late residence, St. Mary-street, Wellington, of Mr. John Jamieson, one of the pioneers of the printing trade, and a gentleman respected and esteemed by a wide circle of friends. Born at Falkirk, Scotland, the late Mr. Jamieson came out to-New Zealand when a lad of 19. He was a compositor on the Weekly Press, Christchurch, in the early days, a.nd then was at Hokitika for sometime, during which period he ran a paper in the goldfields, and made many friends among the mining community. He then transferred to Wellington, and was on the staff of the old Independent newspaper- (under the ownership of the late Mr. T. W. M'Kenzie and Mr. W. M. Mui'r, of Majoribanks-street)... Later he was on the Government Printing Office staff, and, at the time of the memorable, strike of composi'ors, was one of the participants. In Πthis connection, the late Mr. Jamieson was the perpetrator of -what was regarded, (and still is rememhf red with amusement) as one of the jokes of the day. The Government Printing Office made an effort to secure relief from the Hokitika district, and on learning of this, Mr. Jamieson (who was "father of the chapel") endeavoured to send a telegram through explaining the position, and stopping the departure of men. The telegram was refused, so Mr. Jamieson hit upon the expedient of having the substance of the wire translated into Germaiv and sent to the German keeper of a hotel frequented by members o! the printing trade. The telegram was accepted, and the result was that the relief did not come. After the strike, Mr. Jamieson did not return: to the Government office, but joined the Evening Post, where he remained for some years, retiring owing to failing eyesight. He was later on the messenger staff of the Government Insurance Office, from which he retired on pension, and he had been since living privately. The late Mr. Jamieson leaves a widow and a family. Mrs. G. Halliday (Hataitai), Mrs. W. R. Aekins (Rona Bay), Mr. Frank Jamieson (Shannon), Mr. John Jamieson (on active service),',Mr. G. Stoddart (South Africa), Mr. A. Stoddart (Sydney), Mrs. C. H. Usmar , (Palmerston" North), and Mrs. C. Mitchell (Hataitai) are the members of the family (the latter four being step-child-ren), to whom, with the widow, sincere sympathy will be extended. '.

Thomas Frank Jamieson was born in 1879.¹

Ella Jamieson was born in 1886.¹

Lizzie Jamieson was born in 1878.¹

David Williams was born in 1848.¹

Harry Plimmer was born about 1840.¹ He and Catherine Williams were married.

Catherine Williams was born in 1851.¹

Williams was born in 1855.¹

Williams was born in 1853.¹

Archibald Wallace was born about 1865 in Papatoetoe, Auckland, NZ.¹ He died in August 1935 in Auckland, NZ.¹

PPA New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22189, 16 August 1935, Page 14
MR. ARCHIBALD WALLACE The death occurred recently of Mr. Archibald Wallace, of Symonds Street. Born at PapatoetoO 70 years ago, he was the son of tho late Mr, James Wallace, a well-known breeder of Lincoln sheep, Berkshire pigs and draught horses, and a successful exhibitor at agricultural shows, Mr. Wallace, sen., was an early pioneor, having arrived at Auckland in the ship Duchess of Argylo in 1842. After leaving school, Mr. Wallace was engaged on his father's farm. Ho later took up commercial life, and was for many years accountant to the firm of Hunter and Nolan, which amalgamated with the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency, Company, Limited, in 1000. Later he resigned to commence business on his own account. Mr. Wallace was well kr.own as a keen judge of stock and valuer of property. He is survived by his wife and one daughter.

John David Stoddart was born in 1871.¹ He died in 1872, at age ~1, 11m.¹

John Newey Jamieson was born in 1882.¹

Frances Annie Jamieson was born in 1884.¹

Jessie May Jamieson was born in 1876.¹

Margaret Some Jamieson was born in 1875.¹

James Green was born about 1800.¹ He and Harriet were married.

PPA SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 591, 13 December 1851, Page 2
Lord William Bentinck, barque, 461 tons, Captain Edward Canney, from i'iymoiitl). Passo ?<.ei s? Thomas Peiry, Mrs. Uicliaulson, two Rhodes llichaidson, John Gibson, Maiyaret and Mary Gibson, 15. Aianf, ]lary, M.iry Ann, and Ann Ai.int, Phillip JlurKthoiiyht, Anna Jiu. kthought, i Fanny and Mien Gibson, H.inj, \ lUiam, and ' Thomas Gibson, IMaiy Saigont, Chailfi A. franklin, James Klliolt, Godfrey A!!ui', Cathcime Allen, F.txJwjck M. P. Jirookfielil, Miiia T). UrooKfipW, Chark'S (3oppland, William Ciompton, Clmrlos Cooper, Chailos Winch, Sai ih Wmcli, James and Harriet Green, the Misses Elizabeth, Harriet, Mary Ann, Eliza, Susan, Emily, and Ellen Green, Masters Wiliam, Heny and James Green, Charles Dovcreuv, James Wsitm, William Lalteland, John JVmse, Mmy J'cnisc, D. Y. M'Kay, Mis. M'Kay, William W/'lls, Ann, and Mary Wells Michael Toiltl, J.uncH Hoyco, Joseph and Maiy Hammond, Jlenryand Alfied Hammond, M'tiy Arm arid Hose Hammond, William Walker, William Is. Walker, Alexandei N. and Geoi^o 11. Walker, busan Walker, Susannah W., and Jane W. Walker, James and Mary JLossjlcj, William llossiter, Ehxiibeili, Mary, Susin, Maria, and Kmma Rossilor, Jacob Fmey, Patrick Trotter, John Sancto, wife, and daughter. James Green immigrated to arrived Auckland 11 dec 1851 on the Lord William Bentinck on 11 August 1851.²

Harriet was born about 1800.¹ She and James Green were married.

Harriet immigrated to arrived Auckland 11 dec 1851 on the Lord William Bentinck on 11 August 1851.¹

Eliza Green was born about 1835 in ENG.

Eliza Green immigrated to arrived Auckland 11 dec 1851 on the Lord William Bentinck on 11 August 1851.¹

Susan Green was born about 1838 in ENG.¹

Possibly married John EDSON 1861 Auckland PPA. Susan Green immigrated to arrived Auckland 11 dec 1851 on the Lord William Bentinck on 11 August 1851.¹

Emily Green was born about 1840 in ENG.¹

Emily Green immigrated to arrived Auckland 11 dec 1851 on the Lord William Bentinck on 11 August 1851.¹

Ellen Green was born about 1842 in ENG.¹

Ellen Green immigrated to arrived Auckland 11 dec 1851 on the Lord William Bentinck on 11 August 1851.¹