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Cornelia Tracy Goffe was born about 1865 married aged 21.¹ She and George Warren Shaw Patterson were married on 19 August 1886.¹

William Patterson was born about 1835.¹ He and Letitia Shaw were married.

Letitia Shaw was born about 1840.¹ She and William Patterson were married.

Robert Henry MacGREGOR was born about 1830.¹ He and Margaret Maria Foulk Walmsley were married on 28 February 1857 in Russell, BOI, NZ.¹

Margaret Maria Foulk Walmsley was born about 1828.¹ She and Robert Henry MacGREGOR were married on 28 February 1857 in Russell, BOI, NZ.¹

William Lockwood was born about 1835.¹ He and Mary Ann Caine were married on 9 May 1859 in Russell, BOI, NZ.¹

Mary Ann Caine was born about 1838 age 21 at marriage.¹ She and William Lockwood were married on 9 May 1859 in Russell, BOI, NZ.¹

Henry Sponogle was born about 1810.¹ He and Tangirau were married on 10 May 1837 in Waimate, BOI, NZ.¹

Tangirau was born about 1815.¹ She and Henry Sponogle were married on 10 May 1837 in Waimate, BOI, NZ.¹

Rangi was born about 1820.¹ She and Peter Peterson were married on 17 May 1837 in Waimate, BOI, NZ.¹

Henry Flavell was born about 1775 in ENG.¹ He and Elizabeth Flavell were married.

Elizabeth Flavell was born about 1770 in ENG.¹ She and Henry Flavell were married.

Rangatira Te Ururoa Rewharewha Te Koki and Rangi were married.

Rangi and Rangatira Te Ururoa Rewharewha Te Koki were married.

Thomas Flavell was born in 1848 in Kaeo, Northland, NZ.¹ He died on 27 May 1867, at age ~19, in Parawanui Bush, Northland, NZ, accident see notes
NZBDM has died at age 69 (but this clearly wrong) should be 19 yrs.^1,2

PPA New Zealand Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1102, 27 May 1867, Page 6
An inquest was held at the Donnybrook Hotel, in the District of Mongonui, on Friday, the 17th day of May. 1567, before William Bertram White, Esq., Coroner for the above District, touching the death of Thomas Flavell, when the following evidence was adduced:? John Flavell, being sworn, saith, ?That I am the brother of deceased. I was with him on Saturday fortnight (27th April, 1867), at the Parawanui Bush. He was splitting a piece of wood with an axe; the axe glanced off the wood and struck his foot. I assisted in taking him into a hut, and bandaged his foot up. Tobacco was put in the wound to stop tho bleeding. It bled very much. We kept him there till next morning; this happened in the evening about 5 o'clock. We brought him on a horse next morning. He complained very much of it hurting him. We brought him up the river in a boat from Mr. Whitehead's place, and put him where he is now Leedham Whitehead was with us when the accident happened, and saw it. Francis Hollis Wood, being duly sworn, states: I ain a duly qualified and registered medical practitioner; I was called in on Sunday afternoon after his arrival, to attend deceaseds I found he had a largo incised wound on the top of the right foot, penetrating the bones of the tarsul and going a considerable depth, completely dividing arteries, veins, nerves, and tendons, as it passed. I dressed the wound, and prescribed proper remedies for him. Ths case went on satisfactorily until Wednesday evening last, when I found symptoms of pyemia coming on ; he rapidly got worse, notwithstanding the proper treatment, and died this morning. I attribute his death solely to the wound. Thero were no means of preventing the pyemia. By the Coroner: We tie arteries, but not veins, and there was no possibility of tying the veins. The arteries injured were not sufficiently large to admit of tying. It would have been useless to have taken the leg off as the disease was taken up with the blood through the veins. It might have hastened his death. The following verdict was found :?" That the deceased, Thomas Flavell, junr., died from the effects of an incised wound in the top of the right foot, accidentally" by himself, with an axe, whilst chopping wood in the Parawanui Bush, on Saturday, the 27th of April last, and so the jurors, aforesaid, upon their oath, aforesaid, do say that the said Thomas Flavell, junr., in manner and by the means aforesaid, accidentally, casually, and by misfortune came to his death, and not otherwise."

John (Haki) William Flavell was born in 1854 in Kaeo, Northland, NZ.¹ He and Eleanor (Ellen) (Reweti) Kuku were married. He died in 1910, at age ~56, in Northland, NZ.¹

James Hemi Flavell was born in 1851 in Mangonui, Northland, NZ.¹ He and Elizabeth Elsie (Ritihia) Downes were married. He died on 24 November 1934, at age ~83, in Waiuku, Auckland, NZ.¹

9 children see GENI.

Elizabeth Elsie (Ritihia) Downes was born about 1855.¹ She and James Hemi Flavell were married.

William (Piri) Flavel was born on 19 August 1855 in Mangonui, Northland, NZ.¹ He and Margaret Mary Downes were married. He died on 1 March 1916, at age 60, in Auckland, NZ.¹

Margaret Mary Downes was born about 1859 in Waiuku, Auckland, NZ. She and William (Piri) Flavel were married.

George Downes was born about 1800 in Birmingham, Warwickshire, ENG.¹ He and Erina (Elizabeth) Maewa Hinewhakarangi were married. He died on 2 January 1881.¹

9 children see GENI.

Erina (Elizabeth) Maewa Hinewhakarangi was born in 1836 in Whangaroa, Northland, NZ.¹ She and George Downes were married. She died in 1913, at age ~77.¹

Eleanor (Ellen) (Reweti) Kuku was born on 27 April 1856 in Whangaroa, Northland, NZ.¹ She and John (Haki) William Flavell were married. She died on 6 October 1922, at age 66, in Kaeo, Northland, NZ.¹

4 children see GENI. Eleanor (Ellen) (Reweti) Kuku was baptized on 28 December 1856.²

Ho Paihana Flavell was born in 1864 in Kaeo, Northland, NZ.¹ He died on 10 August 1875, at age ~11, in NZ.¹

Benjanmin Flavell was born in 1860 in Kaeo, Northland, NZ.¹ He and Emma Mathieson were married. He died on 25 May 1908, at age ~48, in Auckland, NZ.¹