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James Knight was born about 1770. He and Unknown were married. He died in 1808, at age ~38, in ENG.

Ann was born about 1775.

Thomas Godfrey was born about 1770.

Caroline Symes was born in 1827.¹ She and Charles Knight were married on 6 March 1844 in Adelaide, SA, AUS.² She died in 1911, at age ~84.¹

Caroline Symes immigrated to to Auckland on the John Lord arriving 21 jan 1847 in 1847.¹

Charles Godfrey Charles Knight was born in 1844 in Australia?¹ He died in 1916, at age ~72.¹

Charles Godfrey Charles Knight immigrated to arrived Auckland, NZ on the Elphinstone 14 nov 1845, in 1845.¹

Louisa Knight was born in 1846 in Auckland, NZ.¹ She and F G Boulton were married. She died in 1926, at age ~80.¹

Need to prove right parents .. mother Caroline didn't arrive until 1847? ESR.

Knight was born about 1848.

Knight was born about 1850.

Knight was born about 1850.

Jean (Hone Rapira) (LAMPSILA) Lampila was born on 24 October 1808 in Mazamet, Southern France.^1,2,3,4 He died on 14 February 1897, at age 88, in Marist House of St Marcel les Sauzet, Valence, FRANCE.¹

Cabin
1844, Whakatane Mission CHT. Jean (Hone Rapira) (LAMPSILA) Lampila immigrated to from London to Wellington on the London arriving 4 april 1842 on 17 November 1841.^1,3,4 He was a missionary in 1844.¹ He emigrated from to Sydney then France. in 1887.¹

Jean (Captain) Francois Langlois was born on 26 June 1808 in La Luzerne, St Lo, Manche, FRANCE.^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13} He and Zelie Alphonsine Melanie Sebire were married on 4 July 1833 in Le Havre, FRANCE.¹

Jean (Captain) Francois Langlois was a whaler, coloniser.¹ Visited Akaroa 1837 'purchased land' MA
responsible for establishing French colony in Akaroa. He was a captain of French whaler Cachalot in 1838.⁹

Jean Francois Langlois was born about 1770 in France.

Anne Mauroird was born about 1775 in France.

Zelie Alphonsine Melanie Sebire and Jean (Captain) Francois Langlois were married on 4 July 1833 in Le Havre, FRANCE.¹

Aimable Langlois was born about 1805 in La Luzerne, (Manche), France.^1,2 He died between 1848 and 1858 in California, USA.²

Travelled to NZ on the L'Aube 1840 to Bay of Islands and then Akaroa. Travelled with his brother Jean LANGLOIS whaling off the coast of NZ and returned to France oct 1842
bought land in Akaroa. Poor health, agent of Nanto-Bordelaise Coy. PTR
witness to claimed land purchase by French for Akaroa PTR. Aimable Langlois immigrated to France to BOI on the L'Aube in 1840.² He emigrated from From Akaroa to France on the Comte de Paris in July 1841.²

Matthew Leigh was an engineer.¹

William Nathaniel Levin was born on 24 May 1819 in LON, ENG.^1,2,3,4 He and Jessie Hort were married on 31 January 1844 in Wellington, NZ.¹ He died on 30 April 1903, at age 83, in LON, ENG.¹

William Nathaniel Levin was a merchant.¹ He immigrated to LON to Sydney. Arrived Wellington 30 may 1841 on the Arachne in 1840.¹ He was a storekeeper, Wellington in 1843.³ He emigrated from to London on 27 December 1869.^1,4

Jessie Hort was born on 28 January 1822 in LON, ENG.^1,2,3 She and William Nathaniel Levin were married on 31 January 1844 in Wellington, NZ.¹ She died on 29 August 1904, at age 82, in LON, ENG.¹

Well known for her singing voice DHRN. Jessie Hort immigrated to arrived Wellington from London 31 jan 1843 in 1841.¹ She emigrated from to London on 27 December 1869.¹

Lionel Levin was born in 1849 in Wellington, NZ.¹ He died in 1886, at age ~37, in LON, ENG.

William (Willie) Hort Levin was born in 1845 in Wellington, NZ.¹ He and Amy Fitzgerald were married in 1876 in Wellington.² He died on 15 September 1893, at age ~48, in Wellington, NZ.³

William (Willie) Hort Levin was a merchant.¹ Travelled to London 1859 on the Clontarf with other HORT family members. Wrote Dairy (Alexander Turnbull.)

Abraham Hort was born in 1787 in Bayswater, LON, ENG, other sources have 1799.^1,2,3,4,5 He and Ann Joachim were married on 15 September 1813 in Great Synagogue, LON, ENG.⁵ He died on 18 October 1869, at age ~82, in ENG.⁶

11 children ALPO
settled Nelson, Jewish, AHC
a Freemason DHRN
HORT, ABRAHAM (1799-1869) arrived in New Zealand in 1843. His son Abraham preceded him to Wellington, where he arrived in the Oriental in 1840 and established himself in business. There were several other Jews on board under engagement to him. Hort, junior, was elected to the committee of colonists in April. He was a keen oarsman and took part in amateur crews at regattas. In 1840, when sailing his whaleboat up the harbour (Heaphy being also on board) she upset in a gust of wind.
Abraham Hort, senior, arrived in Wellington in the Prince of Wales (3 Jan 1843). A man of wide Hebraic knowledge, he had authority from the Chief Rabbi (Dr Herschell) to form a congregation, and on the Saturday following his arrival (7 Jan) he conducted the first Jewish service held in New Zealand. Immediately afterwards he applied to the Administrator of the Government (Lieut. Shortland) for a site for a synagogue and cemetery in Wellington; 'grants which,' he said, 'will greatly conduce to the direction of the capital and industry of the Jewish people to these distant shores.' The application was approved on 16 May, and on the 31st Nathaniel Levin, Solomon Mocatta, and Kauffman Samuel were named as trustees. Hort was on the burgess roll in 1843, and seems to have been one of the aldermen elected in October of that year. He also signed the address of sympathy with the Nelson settlers after the Wairau affray. In 1845 he was a member of the military sub-committee for the defence of Wellington.
In 1848, when he was about to visit England, Hort moved a resolution at a public meeting to receive an address of sympathy from Auckland inhabitants on the earthquake in Wellington. He said it was a matter of congratulation to him that he had not left New Zealand before he heard such a message had been received from the people of Auckland. Some members of the Hort family settled in Tahiti as merchants a few years after the father's arrival in New Zealand.
Hort returned to England in the Clontarf in 1859, and died there on 18 Oct 1869. (See SIR F. BELL and N. LEVIN.)
N.Z.C.; Jewish Review; Dora Hort, Tahiti, the Gem of the Pacific, 1891; Ward; Wellington Independent, 20 May 1859; N.Z. Spectator, 20 Jul 1853.

PPA
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED. January 3. ?Barque Prince of Wales, 583 tons, Alexander, from London, via Nelson. Cabin Passengers ?Misses Walker, Barr, Hatton ; Mrs. Wilby and child ; Mr. and Mi s. Johnson, and 2 children; Mr. and Mrs. R. Johnson, and 3 children ; Mr. and Mrs. Hort, and 5 daughters ; Messrs. C. Heapliy, J. Joseph, Russell, Marshall, Skipwith, Birnie, J. Ridgway, Crummer, Mocatta, O?Farrell. Intermediate Messrs. Sanders, Thornbrown, Gould, Barr.

Shipping List for Prince of Wales
Hort Abraham 40 Gentleman for Wellington
Mrs 45
Miss 28 Lady seems to old to be daughter of Abraham?
Miss 21 Lady
Miss 18 Lady
Miss 17 Lady
Miss 16 Lady
Hort/Horton/Morton? Jane 18 Lady not HORT family? Abraham Hort immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Prince of Wales arriving NZ 22/12/1842 on 9 February 1842.¹ He was a merchant Wellington in 1843.³ He emigrated from Wellington to ENG on the Clontarf in 1859.⁶

Ann Joachim was born about 1782 in LON, ENG.^1,2 She and Abraham Hort were married on 15 September 1813 in Great Synagogue, LON, ENG.² She died on 23 March 1860, at age ~78, in Pancras, LON, ENG.¹

Ann Joachim immigrated to arrived Wellington from London 31 jan 1843 in 1842.³ She emigrated from Wellington to London on the Clontarf in 1849.²

Ivy was born.¹ She and Ernest Noone were married in 1907.¹

I can't lay my hands on the information but my aunty (now deceased years ago said my grandparents (Ernest and Ivy NOONE), lived on Great Barrier Island for a very short time after their marriage in 1907 but I haven't been able to confirm that. GPE.