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Son	Samuel Eades Ironside (b. 20 February 1847, d. 30 October 1884)
Daughter	Mary Bradbury Ironside (b. 2 December 1848, d. 26 June 1888)
Daughter	Sarah Louisa Ironside (b. 4 June 1850)
Daughter	Emma Jane Ironside (b. 9 February 1853)
Daughter	Frances Elizabeth Ironside (b. 12 October 1854, d. 29 June 1878)
Son	John Ironside (b. 14 August 1857, d. 31 October 1858)
Daughter	Annie Maud Ironside (b. 31 October 1858, d. 25 July 1936)

Biography

Samuel (Rev) Ironside was born on 9 September 1814 in Sheffield, Yorkshire, ENG.^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16} He and Sarah Eades were married on 24 August 1838 in Wesley Rd Chapel, City Road, LON, ENG.^2,10 He died on 24 April 1897, at age 82, in AUS?^3,10,12

Samuel (Rev) Ironside was a missionary.² Methodist missionary Hokianga
was at signing of Treaty of Waitangi. 1840
went to missions at Port Underwood, Nelson, New Plymouth
1843 - 49 in Wellington as missionary AHCT
Queen Charlotte whaling stations 1841- 42 ANWA2. He was baptized on 16 October 1814 in Sheffield, Yorkshire, ENG.² He immigrated to arrived Hokianga 19 mar 1839 on the James on 20 September 1838.^2,12 He emigrated from to Australia in 1857.⁸

Citations

[S17] LAWS C H, The Methodist Mission to NZ
[S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
[S18] John HOBBS 1800 - 1883, WILLIMENT T M I
[S204] Sheila NATUSCH, Brother Wohlers
[S399] Jenny Robin JONES, No Simple Passage
[S544] Peter TREMEWAN, French Akaroa
[S581] Ruth M ALLAN, Nelson a history of early settlement
[S601] C. B. BRERETON, History of the Nelson Institute
[S723] Arthur H CARMAN, Tawa Flat and the Old Porirua Road
[S732] W A CHALMERS, Samuel Ironside in New Zealand 1839-1858
[S779] Adam Plover, Blood and Tears
[S743] Auckland Provincial Centennial Committee, Early Settlers Roll
[S870] H F AULT, The Nelson Narrative
[S943] Len DANGERFIELD, The First Independent Church Wellington 1842-49
[S1141] Angela WANHALLA, Matters of the Heart
[S1144] Helen BEAGLEHOLE, One Hundred Havens the settlement of the Marlborough Sounds

Family Explorer

Samuel Charles Brees

M, #10184, b. about 1809, d. 5 May 1865

Pedigree Link

Family: Ann Taylor (b. about 1810)

Son	Brees (b. about 1836)
Daughter	Brees (b. about 1837)
Son	Brees (b. about 1840)
Daughter	Brees (b. about 1844)

Biography

Samuel Charles Brees was born about 1809 in Eng?^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10} He and Ann Taylor were married about 1832. He died on 5 May 1865, at age ~56, in on board La Hogue off Blackwall, London, ENG.

1842 Hawkestone St. Samuel Charles Brees immigrated to Arrived Wellington 9 feb 1842 on Brougham. on 2 October 1841.¹ He was a surveyor in NZ for NZ Coy between 1842 and 1844.^1,3,9,10 He emigrated from left NZ in brig Caledonia for London. on 8 May 1845.^1,10

Citations

[S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
[S217] Anthony MURRAY-OLIVER, Historic Throndon
[S241] MULGAN Alan, the City of the Strait
[S314] Wellington Burgesses Roll 1842
[S308] A H CARMAN, The Birth of a City Wellington 1840 - 1843
[S533] Hardwicke KNIGHT, Otago Peninsula
[S723] Arthur H CARMAN, Tawa Flat and the Old Porirua Road
[S749] Miles ERWIN, Guardian of the Valley
[S325] Wellington Burgess Roll 1843
[S851] David HAMER & Roberta NICHOLLS, The Making of Wellington 1800-1914

Family Explorer

Ann Taylor

F, #10185, b. about 1810

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Family: Samuel Charles Brees (b. about 1809, d. 5 May 1865)

Son	Brees (b. about 1836)
Daughter	Brees (b. about 1837)
Son	Brees (b. about 1840)
Daughter	Brees (b. about 1844)

Biography

Ann Taylor was born about 1810. She and Samuel Charles Brees were married about 1832.

Ann Taylor immigrated to Arrived Wellington 9 feb 1842 on Brougham. on 2 October 1841.¹ She emigrated from left NZ in brig Caledonia for London. on 8 May 1845.¹

Citations

[S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1

Family Explorer

Brees

M, #10186, b. about 1836

Parents

Father	Samuel Charles Brees (b. about 1809, d. 5 May 1865)
Mother	Ann Taylor (b. about 1810)

Pedigree Link

Biography

Brees was born about 1836 in Eng.¹

Brees immigrated to Arrived Wellington 9 feb 1842 on Brougham. on 2 October 1841.¹ He emigrated from left NZ in brig Caledonia for London. on 8 May 1845.¹

Citations

[S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1

Family Explorer

Brees

F, #10187, b. about 1837

Parents

Father	Samuel Charles Brees (b. about 1809, d. 5 May 1865)
Mother	Ann Taylor (b. about 1810)

Pedigree Link

Biography

Brees was born about 1837 in ENG.

Brees immigrated to Arrived Wellington 9 feb 1842 on Brougham. on 2 October 1841.¹ She emigrated from left NZ in brig Caledonia for London. on 8 May 1845.¹

Citations

[S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1

Family Explorer

Brees

M, #10188, b. about 1840

Parents

Father	Samuel Charles Brees (b. about 1809, d. 5 May 1865)
Mother	Ann Taylor (b. about 1810)

Pedigree Link

Biography

Brees was born about 1840 in ENG.¹

Brees immigrated to Arrived Wellington 9 feb 1842 on Brougham. on 2 October 1841.¹ He emigrated from left NZ in brig Caledonia for London. on 8 May 1845.¹

Citations

[S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1

Family Explorer

Brees

F, #10189, b. about 1844

Parents

Father	Samuel Charles Brees (b. about 1809, d. 5 May 1865)
Mother	Ann Taylor (b. about 1810)

Pedigree Link

Biography

Brees was born about 1844 in Wellington, NZ.¹

Brees emigrated from left NZ in brig Caledonia for London. on 8 May 1845.¹

Citations

[S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1

Family Explorer

William (Lieutenant) Mein Smith

M, #10190, b. 7 September 1799, d. 3 January 1869

Parents

Father	William Proctor Smith (b. about 1770)
Mother	Mary Mein

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Family: Louisa Bargrave Wallace

Son	Smith
Daughter	Smith
Daughter	Smith
Son	Smith
Daughter	Smith
Daughter	Fanny Smith (b. about 1834)
Son	George Smith (b. about 1836)
Son	Wallace Smith (b. about 1836)
Daughter	Smith (b. 21 December 1843)

Biography

William (Lieutenant) Mein Smith was born on 7 September 1799 in Cape Town, SA.^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13} He and Louisa Bargrave Wallace were married on 12 March 1828 in Kingston, Ontario, Canada.¹ He died on 3 January 1869, at age 69, in woodside, Greytown, Wairarapa, NZ.¹

1842 Tinakori Rd. William (Lieutenant) Mein Smith was baptized on 3 October 1799 in Cape Town, SA.¹ He immigrated to arrived Wellington, 3 jan 1840 on the Cuba, on 1 August 1839.^14,1 He was a surveyor, NZ Coy in 1840.^1,12 He was a magistrate Wellington on 29 September 1841.¹⁵

Citations

[S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
[S189] CROAD N E, New Zealand from Tasman to Massey
[S217] Anthony MURRAY-OLIVER, Historic Throndon
[S241] MULGAN Alan, the City of the Strait
[S314] Wellington Burgesses Roll 1842
[S308] A H CARMAN, The Birth of a City Wellington 1840 - 1843
[S354] Thomas MORLAND, series of lectures on Early NZ History to Otago Institute
[S531] ed John WILSON, Reminiscences of the Early Settlement of Dunedin and South Otago
[S544] Peter TREMEWAN, French Akaroa
[S570] Papers Past 1840, N Z Gazette & Wellington Spectator
[S650] Pearl WATT, The Advance Guard series three
[S851] David HAMER & Roberta NICHOLLS, The Making of Wellington 1800-1914
[S1212] Lloyd ESLER, Early Days in Foveaux Strait
[S19] Denise and Peter web pages
[S835] NZ Government Gazette

Family Explorer

William (Captain) Derby Brind

M, #10191, b. 1794, d. 15 October 1850

Parents

Father	William Brind (b. 1749)
Mother	Elizabeth Tomason

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Family 1: Moewaka (b. about 1815, d. about 1838)

Daughter

Isabella (Eliza) Brind (b. 1839, d. 20 November 1841)

Family 2: Eliza Anne Snoswell (b. about 1810, d. 7 August 1885)

Son	William Roberton Brind (b. 30 November 1840, d. August 1844)
Son	Alfred Henry Brind (b. 8 March 1843, d. 1924)
Son	Edward Charles Brind (b. 8 May 1845, d. 27 January 1866)
Daughter	Sarah Fanny Brind (b. 1848, d. 20 October 1936)
Daughter	Amelia Kate Brind (b. 1850, d. 8 November 1946)

Biography

William (Captain) Derby Brind was born in 1794 in Birmingham, ENG.^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10} He and Moewaka were married in 1828 in Bay of Islands. He and Eliza Anne Snoswell were married on 19 December 1835 in Gravesend, Kent, ENG., by sep 1839 living in Matauwhi Bay, Bay of Islands, NZ. DNZB p 40.¹¹ He died on 15 October 1850, at age ~56, in Bay of Islands, NZ, date of death on death cert = 15 oct 1850 DNZB p 40 liver disease.^11,1

Had relationship with POMARE's daughter from jun 1823, in Matauwhi Bay ( Russell) but this ended in late 1827 when he went to England. AMID
made donations to Christ Church building fund.living BOI 1834, 2pds and 4 pds JCDM
finally settled by discharging himself from the whaler Narwhal 15 nov 1840. JCDM
in court jul 1840 for violent treatment PP1840BOI
1830 'involved in the 'girls war' ? AMID
ESR has a Mrs BRIND arriving BOI 1827!
BSWF William Darby BRIND (1794?1850)
William Darby Brind was born in England, the eldest child of William Brind and his wife, Elizabeth. According to family information he was born in 1794. He was baptised on 28 July 1794 at St Philip's parish, Birmingham. He went to sea on whaling ships at an early age.

Between 1819 and 1843 Brind commanded a succession of whaling ships for London owners: the Cumberland; the Asp; the Emily; the Toward Castle for two voyages; and the Narwhal for two voyages. During his second cruise in command of the Narwhal Brind relinquished command of the vessel in New Zealand in what appears to have been a pre-determined arrangement with the owners, Green, Wigrams & Green. No log books or journals of the seven voyages have survived, but other captains recorded sightings of Brind's ships, noting whale catches made and assistance given at sea and in port. He was evidently held in high regard. Early charts of the Pacific Ocean show Brind Rock (L'Espérance Rock) in the Kermadec Islands and an island in the Gilbert Islands (Kiribati) that were once named after him. He came to New Zealand in his first command, the Cumberland, arriving in the Bay of Islands on 20 March 1820, and returned regularly.

Long periods spent on shore at the Bay of Islands repairing and provisioning their ships brought the whalers in contact with Maori and the missionaries. He carried mercantile goods for trade on his long voyages, including arms which he supplied to the Ngati Manu leader Pomare I in the 1820s in return for his protection. A daughter of Pomare accompanied Brind to sea on the Emily in the 1820s and lived with him for a time at Matauwhi Bay, which was known for many years as Brind's Bay. This liaison continued at least until Pomare's death in 1826. After Pomare's death there were shifts in tribal power at the Bay of Islands. Brind allied himself with Rewa (Manu), a chief of Ngai Tawake of Nga Puhi. From 1828 he lived with Rewa's daughter, Moewaka. Their daughter was baptised Eliza Isabella Brind by Octavius Hadfield in October 1839.

Brind also had an English wife. On 19 December 1835 he had married Eliza Anne Snoswell, at Gravesend, Kent. It is likely Eliza Brind accompanied Brind on his last whaling voyage as she was living in New Zealand by September 1839 at Matauwhi Bay. She and Brind had at least five children. Three sons and two daughters were baptised in New Zealand.

In the 1830s Brind purchased several areas of land in the Bay of Islands from Rewa and his brothers. These included 440 acres at Matauwhi Bay (bordered by what is now known as Brind Road), 4 acres adjacent to Matauwhi Bay, and 30 acres at Tapeka. Brind claim to have purchased the island of Urupukapuka was later disputed. He also claimed 300 acres 'at the River Thames'. By 1827 Brind had built a kauri house in European style at Matauwhi Bay. It was replaced in 1836 by a more substantial house. He suffered from ill health in the 1840s and this brought about a decline in his financial situation. In 1845 he lost his house and other buildings, which were over-run by Kawiti's forces while he was away in Sydney. His wife and family were evacuated to Auckland, where a son was born. In 1847 he mortgaged his land at Matauwhi Bay. He died at the Bay of Islands in 1850, probably on 15 October. Eliza Brind and her surviving children went to England, probably late in 1851. In 1874 she returned to New Zealand, joining a son and a daughter who had earlier settled in Nelson. She died in Nelson on 7 August 1885. [JC-NZ]

Sources:
William Darby Brind in Te Ara (the Encyclopedia of New Zealand ) ? Jocelyn Chisholm
William Darby Brind - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaSilhouette image of William Darby Brind. William (Captain) Derby Brind was baptized on 28 July 1794 in St Philip's, Birmingham, ENG.¹¹ He immigrated to arr Bay of Islands on the Cumberland 20 mar 1820 in 1820 ESR has 1827.^11,1 He was a Captain of Whaling ships from 1820 to 1840.¹¹

Citations

[S411] Jocelyn CHISHOLM and Denice McCARTEN, BRIND of the Bay of Islands
[S515] Jeanette RICHARDSON, A Capital Story
[S523] ROSS Ruth M, New Zealand's First Capital
[S572] NZ Advertiser and Bay of Islands Gazette
[S592] Angela MIDDLETON, Pewhairangi Bay of Islands 1814-1845
[S755] Harry MORTON, The Whale's Wake
[S743] Auckland Provincial Centennial Committee, Early Settlers Roll
[S871] Ormond WILSON, Kororareka & other essays
[S1161] British Southern Whale Fishery
[S1165] Roger EVANS, Truth and Obedience - life and letters of George Clarke 1798 - 1875
[S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1

Family Explorer

Moewaka

F, #10192, b. about 1815, d. about 1838

Parents

Father

Rewa

Pedigree Link

Family: William (Captain) Derby Brind (b. 1794, d. 15 October 1850)

Daughter

Isabella (Eliza) Brind (b. 1839, d. 20 November 1841)

Biography

Moewaka was born about 1815 in NZ.^1,2 She and William (Captain) Derby Brind were married in 1828 in Bay of Islands. She died about 1838, at age ~23.²

Daighter of chief Pomare? HMO.

Citations

[S411] Jocelyn CHISHOLM and Denice McCARTEN, BRIND of the Bay of Islands
[S1141] Angela WANHALLA, Matters of the Heart

Family Explorer

Isabella (Eliza) Brind

F, #10193, b. 1839, d. 20 November 1841

Parents

Father	William (Captain) Derby Brind (b. 1794, d. 15 October 1850)
Mother	Moewaka (b. about 1815, d. about 1838)

Pedigree Link

Biography

Isabella (Eliza) Brind was born in 1839 in Bay of Islands, NZ, possibly born earlier as APL states Isabella was helping Mrs ROBERTON.^1,2,3 She died on 20 November 1841, at age ~2, in Motuarohia, NZ, murefered by Maori, Maketu.^4,2,3,5

Was staying with Mrs ROBERTON on ROBERTON Island in 1841 when she was murdered along with 4 others by Maketu who was later tried and hung. Isabella (Eliza) Brind was baptized on 13 October 1839 in Bay of Islands, NZ.^2,6

Citations

[S9] Jack LEE, The Bay of Islands
[S411] Jocelyn CHISHOLM and Denice McCARTEN, BRIND of the Bay of Islands
[S779] Adam Plover, Blood and Tears
[S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
[S1062] Register 1153 BOI Baptisms 1823 - 1840
[S627] Index to Anglican Baptisms, Burials & Marriages in the BOI

Family Explorer

Eliza Anne Snoswell

F, #10194, b. about 1810, d. 7 August 1885

Parents

Father	Abraham Snoswell
Mother	Sarah

Pedigree Link

Family: William (Captain) Derby Brind (b. 1794, d. 15 October 1850)

Son	William Roberton Brind (b. 30 November 1840, d. August 1844)
Son	Alfred Henry Brind (b. 8 March 1843, d. 1924)
Son	Edward Charles Brind (b. 8 May 1845, d. 27 January 1866)
Daughter	Sarah Fanny Brind (b. 1848, d. 20 October 1936)
Daughter	Amelia Kate Brind (b. 1850, d. 8 November 1946)

Biography

Eliza Anne Snoswell was born about 1810 in Eng.^1,2 She and William (Captain) Derby Brind were married on 19 December 1835 in Gravesend, Kent, ENG., by sep 1839 living in Matauwhi Bay, Bay of Islands, NZ. DNZB p 40.³ She died on 7 August 1885, at age ~75, in Nelson, NZ.³

Eliza Anne Snoswell immigrated to England to BOI arriving about september 1839 about 1839.^3,4 She emigrated from From NZ to England via Sydney on the Narwhal in January 1852.⁴

Citations

[S218] Rhys RICHARDS, Muirhiku
[S1141] Angela WANHALLA, Matters of the Heart
[S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
[S411] Jocelyn CHISHOLM and Denice McCARTEN, BRIND of the Bay of Islands

Family Explorer

William Roberton Brind

M, #10195, b. 30 November 1840, d. August 1844

Parents

Father	William (Captain) Derby Brind (b. 1794, d. 15 October 1850)
Mother	Eliza Anne Snoswell (b. about 1810, d. 7 August 1885)

Pedigree Link

Biography

William Roberton Brind was born on 30 November 1840 in Motoroa, Bay of Islands, NZ.¹ He died in August 1844, at age 3, in BOI, NZ.^1,2 He was buried in August 1844 in ChristChurch, Russell, BOI, NZ.^1,2

Previously had 1841
1840 from JCDM, "N Z Advertiser & Bay of Islands Gazette" 19 nov 1840 issue. William Roberton Brind was baptized on 12 March 1841 in Motoroa, BOI, NZ.²

Citations

[S411] Jocelyn CHISHOLM and Denice McCARTEN, BRIND of the Bay of Islands
[S627] Index to Anglican Baptisms, Burials & Marriages in the BOI

Family Explorer

Alfred Henry Brind

M, #10196, b. 8 March 1843, d. 1924

Parents

Father	William (Captain) Derby Brind (b. 1794, d. 15 October 1850)
Mother	Eliza Anne Snoswell (b. about 1810, d. 7 August 1885)

Pedigree Link

Biography

Alfred Henry Brind was born on 8 March 1843 in Bay of Islands, NZ.^1,2 He and Mary Harriet Sophia Weeden were married. He died in 1924, at age ~81, in Hawera, NZ.¹

Baptised by Bishop SELWYN. Alfred Henry Brind was baptized on 9 April 1843 in Russell, BOI, NZ.² He emigrated from From NZ to England via Sydney on the Narwhal in January 1852.¹ He immigrated to ENG to NZ about 1862.¹

Citations

[S411] Jocelyn CHISHOLM and Denice McCARTEN, BRIND of the Bay of Islands
[S627] Index to Anglican Baptisms, Burials & Marriages in the BOI

Family Explorer

Edward Charles Brind

M, #10197, b. 8 May 1845, d. 27 January 1866

Parents

Father	William (Captain) Derby Brind (b. 1794, d. 15 October 1850)
Mother	Eliza Anne Snoswell (b. about 1810, d. 7 August 1885)

Pedigree Link

Biography

Edward Charles Brind was born on 8 May 1845 in Auckland, NZ, born in Auckland after family evacuated from their home in Matuawhi Bay.^1,2 He died on 27 January 1866, at age 20, in Earlswood Asylum, SRY, ENG.²

Admitted to a mental institution in England 1853 JCDM. Edward Charles Brind was baptized on 7 September 1845 in St Pauls, Auckland, NZ.² He emigrated from From NZ to England via Sydney on the Narwhal in January 1852.²

Citations

[S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
[S411] Jocelyn CHISHOLM and Denice McCARTEN, BRIND of the Bay of Islands

Family Explorer

Sarah Fanny Brind

F, #10198, b. 1848, d. 20 October 1936

Parents

Father	William (Captain) Derby Brind (b. 1794, d. 15 October 1850)
Mother	Eliza Anne Snoswell (b. about 1810, d. 7 August 1885)

Pedigree Link

Biography

Sarah Fanny Brind was born in 1848 in Russell, Bay of Islands, NZ.^1,2 She and Albert Edward Crofts were married. She died on 20 October 1936, at age ~88, in Bristol, ENG.²

Sarah Fanny Brind was baptized on 24 February 1850 in Russell, BOI, NZ.³ She emigrated from From NZ to England via Sydney on the Narwhal in January 1852.²

Citations

[S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
[S411] Jocelyn CHISHOLM and Denice McCARTEN, BRIND of the Bay of Islands
[S627] Index to Anglican Baptisms, Burials & Marriages in the BOI

Family Explorer

Amelia Kate Brind

F, #10199, b. 1850, d. 8 November 1946

Parents

Father	William (Captain) Derby Brind (b. 1794, d. 15 October 1850)
Mother	Eliza Anne Snoswell (b. about 1810, d. 7 August 1885)

Pedigree Link

Biography

Amelia Kate Brind was born in 1850 in Russell, Bay of Islands, NZ.^1,2 She and William Sedman Chisholm were married. She died on 8 November 1946, at age ~96, in Nelson, NZ.²

Ended up in the Infant Orphan Asylum, Wanstead. jcdm. Amelia Kate Brind was baptized on 11 May 1851 in Russell, BOI, NZ.³ She emigrated from From NZ to England via Sydney on the Narwhal in January 1852.² She immigrated to ENG to Nelson, NZ on the Glenlora, in 1873.²

Citations

[S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
[S411] Jocelyn CHISHOLM and Denice McCARTEN, BRIND of the Bay of Islands
[S627] Index to Anglican Baptisms, Burials & Marriages in the BOI

Family Explorer

Thomas (Rev) Walter Kendall

M, #10200, b. 1778, d. August 1832

Parents

Father	Edward Kendall (b. 1712, d. October 1806)
Mother	Susanna Surflit (b. about 1736, d. June 1810)

Pedigree Link

Family: Jane Quickfall (b. 1781, d. 1866)

Daughter	Susannah Kendall (b. 18 November 1804, d. 10 October 1881)
Daughter	Elizabeth Jane Kendall+ (b. 1805, d. 27 August 1870)
Son	Thomas Surfleet Kendall (b. 14 June 1807, d. 2 November 1883)
Son	Basil Kendall (b. 3 December 1809, d. 23 September 1852)
Son	Joseph Kendall (b. 3 December 1809, d. December 1809)
Son	Joseph Kendall (b. 3 July 1811, d. 19 January 1865)
Child	Kendall (b. October 1813, d. October 1813)
Son	Samuel Kendall (b. 5 June 1816, d. 14 November 1827)
Son	John Kendall (b. 13 June 1818, d. 8 February 1895)
Son	Laurence Kendall (b. 3 August 1819)

Biography

Thomas (Rev) Walter Kendall was born in 1778 in North Thoresby, Lincolnshire, ENG.^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23} He and Jane Quickfall were married on 21 November 1803 in Kirmington, Linconshire, ENG. He died in August 1832, at age ~54, in at sea Jervis Bay drowned when the Brisbane was wrecked.^2,15

Went to NSW 1813 as a teacher. JDRA
travelled to NZ 1814 in the Active along with Samuel MARSDEN, KING, HALL, John Liddiard NICHOLAS, Walter HALL (convict), Henry alias Patrick SHAFFERY, convict, Richard STOCKWELL, servant to KENDALL Thomas HANSEN, captain of Active plus his family.
Note: Thomas KENDALL and Jane arrived in the BOI with five children and had a further 3 in the BOI. (and Jane one illigit?)
ESR has two further children: Henry and William. These are probably errors. (could be Basil and Joseph?)
also travelled to NZ on the Active in the voyage jun 1814 with Active Captain Peter DILLON and William HALL.
They didn't stay on this visit but returned to get the KENDALL family and others and return in december 1814.
largely responsible for efforts to get Maori into a written form.
Went to England July 1820 with two Maori chiefs, Hongi and Waikato and left England again December 1820.
did not get on well with other missionaries and was dismissed by MARSDEN in 1823, mainly due to the fact he was sleeping with a young Maori woman, daughter of Chief RAKAU,
Went to live at Mataiwhi for a time.
later started trading (1823 -)
Left NZ 1825 and went to Chile for 2 or 3 years then to NSW, Australia. ASH
1823 and 1824 at Kerikeri MW ASH
june 1819 crossed from BOI to Hokianga with John KING JLHK
travelled to BOI with 5 children, 2 daughters and 3 sons. Had nine children (including Samuel).
JREL also has that on the Active which arrived NZ december 1814 Thomas KENDALL was accompanied by his wife, and three sons Thomas, Henry and William. But WIKI doesn't mention Henry and William. Has Basil and Joseph !!

AMID has two children born between 1816 and 1820 ?? not one? perhaps 10 children including Samuel?
ASH states that in 1820 when Thomas went to England Jane left with 8 children but this may have included the illigit Samuel KENDALL (STOCKWELL.) Thomas (Rev) Walter Kendall was baptized on 13 December 1778 in North Thoresby, Lincolnshire, ENG.²³ He immigrated to travelled to NZ from Sydney 19 nov 1814 in the Active in 1814 also visited briefly jun 1814.^1,24,25,15 He was a missionary and school teacher in 1814.¹² He emigrated from to Chile on the St Patrick on 3 February 1825.^24,2,6,22 He was a farmer, trader, NSW in 1830.^2,1

Citations

[S20] Judith Binney, The Legacy of Guilt A Life of Thomas Kendall
[S1] Department of Internal Affairs, The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography vol 1
[S21] Caroline FITZGERALD, Letters From the Bay of Islands The story of Marianne WILLIAMS.
[S18] John HOBBS 1800 - 1883, WILLIMENT T M I
[S351] Jean IRVINE, Historic Hokianga
[S411] Jocelyn CHISHOLM and Denice McCARTEN, BRIND of the Bay of Islands
[S452] Jack LEE, Hokianga
[S497] R M PROKHOVNIK, A Reluctant Pioneer
[S523] ROSS Ruth M, New Zealand's First Capital
[S544] Peter TREMEWAN, French Akaroa
[S566] Adrienne PUCKEY, Trading Cultures a history of the far north
[S592] Angela MIDDLETON, Pewhairangi Bay of Islands 1814-1845
[S731] Andrew SHARP, Crisis at Kerikeri
[S755] Harry MORTON, The Whale's Wake
[S743] Auckland Provincial Centennial Committee, Early Settlers Roll
[S846] J D RAESIDE, Sovereign Chief, a Biography of Baron de THIERRY
[S871] Ormond WILSON, Kororareka & other essays
[S878] Alexander McCRAE, Journal kept in NZ in 1820
[S37] Olive WRIGHT, New Zealand 1826 -1827 from French of Dumont D'URVILLE
[S1046] various, Te Rongopai 1814 bicentenary reflections on Christian beginnings
[S1130] E J TAPP, Early New Zealand 1788 -1841
[S1168] John Rawson ELDER ed, Marsden's Lieutenants
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