Julia Berry
F, #20101, b. 10 April 1838, d. 18 September 1926
Parents
Biography
Julia Berry was born on 10 April 1838 in Lambeth, LON, ENG, DLB has 1833?
1,2,3 She and
Robert Reid were married in 1865 in Auckland, NZ, DLB has 1855?
1,3 She died on 18 September 1926, at age 88, in NZ.
3 Julia Berry immigrated to arrived Auckland may 1842 on the Louisa Campbell in January 1842.
2 Citations
- [S390] The BERRY's in New Plymouth, Daniel and Laura BERRY
- [S431] various, Shipping Lists
- [S789] Wikipedia, on line WIKI trees
Robert Reid
M, #20102
Family: Julia Berry (b. 10 April 1838, d. 18 September 1926)
Biography
Robert Reid and
Julia Berry were married in 1865 in Auckland, NZ, DLB has 1855?
1,2 Citations
- [S390] The BERRY's in New Plymouth, Daniel and Laura BERRY
- [S789] Wikipedia, on line WIKI trees
Charles John Berry
M, #20103, b. 30 December 1839, d. 27 February 1908
Parents
Biography
Charles John Berry was born on 30 December 1839 in Lambeth, LON, ENG.
1,2,3,4,5 He and
Clara Goodman were married in 1865 in Greymouth, NZ.
4 He died on 27 February 1908, at age 68, in Greymouth, NZ.
4 7 children see WIKI
OBIT
Obituary: CHARLES JOHN BERRY: It is with deep regret that we announce the death of Mr C. T. Berry, which occurred yesterday. Deceased was a stirling fellow; respected and esteemed by all. Until three years ago, when he retired, he was a valued officer of the Post Office, and during his period of service in this town he proved himself an excellent officer. Deceased was honest and straight in all his dealings, and was respected by all classes of the community. Deceased some ten weeks took ill. and he did not rally, passing away peacefully. He leaves a wife one son and five daughters to mourn the loss of a loving father and husband and many friends." Charles John Berry immigrated to arrived Auckland may 1842 on the Louisa Campbell in January 1842.
2,3 Citations
- [S390] The BERRY's in New Plymouth, Daniel and Laura BERRY
- [S743] Auckland Provincial Centennial Committee, Early Settlers Roll
- [S431] various, Shipping Lists
- [S789] Wikipedia, on line WIKI trees
- [S813] ed Forbes EADIE annotations by APL Librarian P M FRENCH may 1973, Early Settler Roll Auckland Province with additional notes in pencil by Ak PL Librarian
Louisa Campbell Berry
F, #20104, b. 8 January 1842
Parents
Biography
Louisa Campbell Berry was born on 8 January 1842 in on board Louisa Campbell.
1,2,3 Citations
- [S390] The BERRY's in New Plymouth, Daniel and Laura BERRY
- [S431] various, Shipping Lists
- [S789] Wikipedia, on line WIKI trees
Henry Berry
M, #20105, b. 14 May 1844, d. 29 May 1894
Parents
Biography
Henry Berry was born on 14 May 1844 in Auckland, NZ.
1 He and
Hannah Deavoll were married. He died on 29 May 1894, at age 50, in Leithfield, Hurunui, Canterbury, NZ.
2 11 children see WIKI
OBIT
Press,11 June 1894: Berry ? On May 29tb, at his residence, Leithfield, Henry, the beloved husband of Hannah Berry, after a long and painful illness borne with patience, in his fiftieth year. So loved so mourned.
Citations
- [S390] The BERRY's in New Plymouth, Daniel and Laura BERRY
- [S789] Wikipedia, on line WIKI trees
Alfred James Berry
M, #20106, b. 4 September 1853, d. 2 May 1927
Parents
Biography
Alfred James Berry was born on 4 September 1853 in Auckland, NZ.
1,2,3 He and
Elizabeth Ashdown were married in 1876.
4 He died on 2 May 1927, at age 73, in Auckland, NZ.
4 ESR had immigrated but ESR2 has born NZ sep 1850
children from WIKI
Their children: Fanny Elizabeth Berry (1878 ? ) Edith Mary Berry (1879 ?) Mildred Ethel Berry (1881 ? 1956) Un-named Berry (1881 ? 1881) Harold Wilfred Berry (1883 ? ) Claude Ashdown Berry (1885 ? 1960) Rhoda Amy Briar Berry (1890 ? 1890) Dorothy Myrtle Berry (1893 ? 1967) Reginald Alfred Berry (1896 ? 1969.)
Citations
- [S390] The BERRY's in New Plymouth, Daniel and Laura BERRY
- [S813] ed Forbes EADIE annotations by APL Librarian P M FRENCH may 1973, Early Settler Roll Auckland Province with additional notes in pencil by Ak PL Librarian
- [S442] NZ Govt. Internal Affairs, index
- [S789] Wikipedia, on line WIKI trees
Sarah Yate
F, #20107, b. about 1805
Parents
Biography
Sarah Yate was born about 1805 in ENG.
1,2 Sister of John travelled with him to Australia enroute to NZ but sent back to England from Sydney 1836/37 with brother by MARSDEN MWS
ESR has arrived BOI 1828.
Citations
- [S391] M W STANDISH, The Waimate Mission
- [S743] Auckland Provincial Centennial Committee, Early Settlers Roll
Sarah Clarke
F, #20108, b. about 1900
Parents
Family: Norris (b. about 1790)
Biography
Sarah Clarke was born about 1900 in Wymondham, Norfolk, ENG.
1 She and
Norris were married.
Citations
- [S1165] Roger EVANS, Truth and Obedience - life and letters of George Clarke 1798 - 1875
Henry Tacy Clarke
M, #20109, b. 4 November 1825, d. 1 January 1902
Parents
Biography
Henry Tacy Clarke was born on 4 November 1825 in Kerikeri, BOI, NZ, 2nd child born 4 months after arrival AMID
but CLFA has third child born 4 nov 1825.
1,2,3,4 He and
Sarah Yates Kemp were married on 28 April 1852 in Waimate, BOI, NZ.
4,5 He died on 1 January 1902, at age 76.
4 ESR has Henry Lacy CLARKE 1825 - 1902
Henry was educated at the Missionary School and completed his studies at the Kings School, Parramatta, near Sydney.
A plan of George Clarke's 'Claim at Waimate', surveyed by R.A. Fairburn in 1858, shows that Henry owned Section 2, consisting of 237 acres, and William owned Section 3 consisting of 237 acres. Two homes where built on these properties Prospect (1840) and one on William's section. In 1841 Henry rented the house to his aunt, Mrs Ludbrook, a widow, and her son, Samuel. Moved to Auckland with his father 1841. He was Temporary interpreter to Richmond (Land Commissioner) in 1843, permanent Interpreter in Protectorate Jan 1844. Henry accompanied George jr. and British troops to Ohaewai in 1845 to gather intelligance during the war. It was there he was wounded in the thigh, returned to Auckland to convalesce. Promoted to Protector Aug 1845. Henry lost his position as Protector in early 1846 when Grey got upset with George Snrs Final Report. he was offered several positions in September which he was unable to accept owing to his convalescence. Henry was living in Grove Cottage on the Clarke Estate in 1849.
On 28 April 1852, (in a joint wedding with William Clarke and Mary Anne Kemp) at Waimate married Sarah Yates Kemp, Born at Kerikeri, 21 Feb 1831.It is recorded in the Bay of Islands Elect Roll, that Henry Tacy was a farmer from 1853 to 1858. Both the Clarke boys with their Kemp wives lived at Prospect as William's house had been destroyed (presumed in the 1845s battle of Ohaewai, when a lot of homes were destroyed). Leaving his brother farming the two properties, he joined the civil service about 1858. In 1860 he was appointed Resident Magistrate at Tauranga, and Civil Commissioner in 1873.
In 1864 Henry Tacy Clarke was commissioner of native land court. In 1868, they moved out of Prospect and moved to Tauranga. Sarah died in 1876 in Kerikeri. The land that Rodmar sits on was owned by the CMS. They started selling their land in 1873.
After he was transferred to Wellington in 1874, when he was then promoted to Under-Secretary of the Native Department, later becoming Judge of the Native Land Court. (Subsequently succeeded George Clarke,) He successfully conducted a special commission to adjust the land claims of the Rotorua natives. CLFA. Henry Tacy Clarke was baptized on 17 December 1825 in Kerikeri, BOI, NZ.
6 He was an interpreter in 1840.
3 Citations
- [S391] M W STANDISH, The Waimate Mission
- [S592] Angela MIDDLETON, Pewhairangi Bay of Islands 1814-1845
- [S644] Marie KING, A Most Noble Anchorage
- [S743] Auckland Provincial Centennial Committee, Early Settlers Roll
- [S1063] Demographic History of BOI section 3 marriages 1814 - 1899
- [S627] Index to Anglican Baptisms, Burials & Marriages in the BOI
Eliza Eling Clarke
F, #20110, b. 16 December 1803, d. 24 November 1869
Biography
Eliza Eling Clarke was born on 16 December 1803 in GLOC, ENG.
1,2 She and
John (Rev) Thomas Bedggood were married on 23 June 1829 in Christ Church, Greyfriars, Newgate, LON, ENG.
1 She died on 24 November 1869, at age 65, in Waimate, BOI, NZ.
1 Eliza Eling Clarke immigrated to From ENG to BOI, NZ on the Prince Regent arriving 26 aug 1836, in February 1836 ESR has Patriot 14 aug 1836.
1 Citations
- [S456] Don BIDGOOD, one name study
- [S592] Angela MIDDLETON, Pewhairangi Bay of Islands 1814-1845
William Bedggood
M, #20111, b. about 1810
Biography
William Bedggood was born about 1810 in ENG.
1 Brother to John BEDGGOOD? or same person? William Bedggood immigrated to ENG to Waimate, BOI, in 1838.
1 He was a miller and millwright in 1838.
1 Citations
- [S391] M W STANDISH, The Waimate Mission
Constance Bevan Burrows
M, #20112, b. about 1848
Parents
Biography
Constance Bevan Burrows was born about 1848 in BOI, NZ.
1 Constance Bevan Burrows was baptized on 26 January 1848 in Waimate, BOI, NZ.
2 Citations
- [S391] M W STANDISH, The Waimate Mission
- [S627] Index to Anglican Baptisms, Burials & Marriages in the BOI
Henry (Hennery) Harwood
M, #20113, b. about 1810, d. 1846
Parents
Biography
Henry (Hennery) Harwood was born about 1810.
1,2 He and
Susan (Pokiri) Russell were married. He died in 1846, at age ~36, in Cook Strait. NZ drowned
possibly before Banks Peninsula in 1844?
3 Living Otago 1843 FT
PPA Evening Star, Volume 6732, Issue 6732, 25 October 1884, Page 2 (Supplement)
The first band of settlers reached Dunedin in 1843 by the barque Deborah, from Port Nicholson, She brought down some surveyors, including Messrs Watts, Thomas, and Park, who surveyed the town of Dunedin and part of the Taieri Plain. They were in this part of Otago for nine months. They were accompanied by the late Donald Rosb and two other policemen, whose duty it waß to watch the money chest and the camp while the survey party were away, It may be remembered that an attempt to steal this money chest was made by " George the Sawyer " and a man who was called " The Gipsy"; but they were caught, and sent to Sydney, where they received a long term of imprisonment. It was this survey party who gave tho name to Dvborah Bay, after their vessel, whioh was the first of such large t mnage to come bo far up the harbor. These surveyors, after finishing their work here, left for Wellington in a Native-owned cutter, sailed by Billy Woolly Woolly and a Native crew. Besides the surveyors there were as passengers a white woman who was going to Pigeon Bay (Banks Peninsula), a Mr Rowenp, who had been carrying on farming at Kelvin Grove (Otago Heads), a Mr Harwood, and some others whose names cannot be ascertained. As the outter was never afterwards heard of it is supposed that she was caught in a squall and foundered. Henry (Hennery) Harwood immigrated to to Otago in 1843.
2 Citations
- [S195] Frank TOD, Whaling in Southern Waters
- [S536] Bob MATTHEWS, OASES database of early settlers to Otago.
- [S952] Fay THURSTON, The Rissetto Bashford Family -- book published privately for family re-union
William (John) James Harpur
M, #20114, b. about 1820
Biography
William (John) James Harpur was born about 1820.
1,2 He and
Maori were married.
Otago pre 1848 FT
possibly Mary APES (NZ Early Marriages). She was possibly related to (a daughter?) of James or William Elisha APES who were working at the Waikouiti whaling station abt 1835. APES were American Indian.
Mary was possibly a mix of Maori and American Indian? William (John) James Harpur immigrated to to Otago before 1840.
2 Citations
- [S195] Frank TOD, Whaling in Southern Waters
- [S536] Bob MATTHEWS, OASES database of early settlers to Otago.
Hayes
M, #20115, b. about 1805
Biography
Hayes was born about 1805.
Hayes immigrated to to Otago in 1837.
1 Citations
- [S195] Frank TOD, Whaling in Southern Waters
Henry
M, #20116, b. about 1805
Biography
Henry was born about 1805.
Henry immigrated to to Otago in 1839.
1 He was in whaler in 1839.
1 Citations
- [S195] Frank TOD, Whaling in Southern Waters
Hewitt
M, #20117, b. about 1805
Biography
Hewitt was born about 1805.
1 Hewitt immigrated to to Purakanui, Otago, in 1838.
1 He was in whaler in 1838.
1 Citations
- [S195] Frank TOD, Whaling in Southern Waters
Thomas Hill
M, #20118, b. about 1805
Biography
Thomas Hill was born about 1805.
1 Thomas Hill immigrated to to Otago in 1838.
1 Citations
- [S195] Frank TOD, Whaling in Southern Waters
Henry Hills
M, #20119, b. about 1805
Biography
Henry Hills was born about 1805.
1 Henry Hills immigrated to to Otago in 1837.
1 He was in whaler in 1837.
1 Citations
- [S195] Frank TOD, Whaling in Southern Waters
Joseph James Hoare
M, #20120, b. about 1805
Biography
Joseph James Hoare was born about 1805.
1,2,3 He and
Maori were married.
1839 owned land, house and shed FT. Joseph James Hoare immigrated to to Otago about 1839.
1 He was in whaler in 1839.
1 He was a publican, Nelson in 1842.
3 He was a merchant, Auckland Point, Nelson in 1844.
2 Citations
- [S195] Frank TOD, Whaling in Southern Waters
- [S554] papers past, Juror list 1844 Nelson
- [S581] Ruth M ALLAN, Nelson a history of early settlement
Hobart Town Jack
M, #20121, b. about 1805
Biography
Hobart Town Jack was born about 1805.
1 Early inmate of Dunedin Gaol FT. Hobart Town Jack immigrated to to Otago in 1839.
1 He was in whaler in 1839.
1 Citations
- [S195] Frank TOD, Whaling in Southern Waters
Victor Hobe
M, #20122, b. about 1805
Biography
Victor Hobe was born about 1805.
1 Victor Hobe immigrated to to Otago about 1838.
1 He was in crew member "La Fawn" in 1838.
Citations
- [S195] Frank TOD, Whaling in Southern Waters
Jackey Hockey
M, #20123, b. about 1805
Biography
Jackey Hockey was born about 1805.
1 Jackey Hockey immigrated to to Otago in 1841.
1 Citations
- [S195] Frank TOD, Whaling in Southern Waters
Andrew Hockings
M, #20124, b. about 1805
Biography
Andrew Hockings was born about 1805.
1 Andrew Hockings immigrated to to Otago in 1843.
1 Citations
- [S195] Frank TOD, Whaling in Southern Waters
Charles John Hopkinson
M, #20125, b. about 1810
Biography
Charles John Hopkinson was born about 1810.
1,2 Settled Otago ? OASES EOL. Charles John Hopkinson immigrated in 1840.
3 He was in surveyor in 1846.
1 Citations
- [S195] Frank TOD, Whaling in Southern Waters
- [S532] Erik OLSSEN, A History of Otago
- [S536] Bob MATTHEWS, OASES database of early settlers to Otago.