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Henry Jones Domville was born about 1810.¹

PPA
H.M.S. Tortoise
Dominion, Volume 25, Issue 69, 15 December 1931, Page 7 (Supplement.) Henry Jones Domville was a surgeon HMS Tortoise in 1842.¹

Joseph Askew was born about 1843 in Riwaka, Nelson, NZ.¹ He died on 28 November 1855, at age ~12, in Riwaka, Nelson, NZ.¹

PPA Nelson Examiner and NZ Chronicle 21 Nov 1855
ASKEW Joseph Nelson, Riwaka, Motueka River 28 Nov 1855 1855 12 Crossing river (upsetting of bullock cart.)

Alexander Brooks was born about 1794 in Trinidad, WI, died aged 82.¹ He died on 7 December 1876, at age ~82, in Coromandel, NZ, drowned.¹

PPA abd comment CCL
JOYCE BRUCE Coromandel Peninsula, Coromandel, Coromandel wharf 07 Dec 1876 Dec 1876 Man of colour. Arrived LALLA ROOKH Daily Southern Cross 07 Dec 1876
Originally they named him JOYCE or BRUCE - but man of colour gave it away - can't have been too many of those drowning off Coromandel wharf in December 1876

PPA New Zealand Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4705, 12 December 1876, Page 2
Our Coromandel correspondent informs that the unfortunate man, Alexander Brooks who was drowned there some days ago, and whose body has just been recovered, was believed to have been eighty-two years ol age when he met with his death. He was, it is said, a seaman on board the man-of-war Buffalo, when she was wrecked at Mercury Bay, an event which occurred ii 1839 or 1840.
PPA New Zealand Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4705, 12 December 1876, Page 3
COROMANDEL, Monday. _,The body of the unfortunate old man was discovered yesterday afternoon, on the beach near Preece's Point, and was brought in to the Bridge Hotel. A verdict of found drowned was returned by the jury on the inquest held this morning. Deceased was supposed to be named Alexander Brooks, and was said to be 82 years old when he met his death on the night of his arrival here per the Lalla Rookh. He was a native of Trinidad, and was a seaman on board the man-of-war Buffalo at the time she was wrecked at Mercury Bay. Alexander Brooks was a seaman on the Buffalo in 1842.¹

Lucy Emily Augarde was born about 1845.¹ She and William Henry Cole were married in 1863 in Nelson, NZ.¹

Theodore Blunt Keale was born about 1830 died aged 35.¹ He and Emma Day were married in 1856 in Sumner, Christchurch, NZ.² He died in 1865, at age ~35.¹

KEELE.

Edwin Wadman was born about 1846 died aged 57.¹ He and Emma Day were married in 1869 in St Johns anglican Church, Latimer Square, Christchurch, note bride named as Emma KEETE.² He died on 24 June 1903, at age ~57, in Dunedin.²

Archibald Hamilton and Margaret Baron, McINTOSH, were married in 1870 in Auckland, NZ.¹

Joss was born about 1872 in The Neck, Stewart Island, NZ.¹

Joss was born about 1874 in The Neck, Stewart Island, NZ.¹ She and Neilson were married.

Neilson was born about 1865.¹ He and Joss were married.

Kebbell was born in 1854 in Manawatu.¹

Kebbell was born in 1850 in Manawatu.¹

Charlotte Ellen was born about 1850. She and William McDonald Kebbell were married.

Flora Charlotte Muriel Kebbell was born in 1884.¹

Elizabeth Tucker was born in 1785 in Portsmouth, ENG.¹

Elizabeth Tucker was baptized on 22 June 1785 in Portsmouth, ENG.¹

Hans Christian Hoof was born about 1780.¹

Hans Christian Hoof was a sealer, antipodes about 1805.¹

James (Captain) Birnie was born about 1780.^1,2

Visited Antipodes march 1807 and picked up sealskins and sealers. PEEN2. James (Captain) Birnie was a Captain of the Star in 1806.² He was a Captain of the Commerce in 1807.¹

Mary Ann Gilbert was born on 31 July 1845 in Cloudy Bay, Marlborough, NZ.¹ He and William Howell were married in 1864 in St Pauls, Wellington.^2,1 He died on 16 November 1817, at age -28, in Paraparaumu, NZ.¹

At least 6 daughters and 5 sons
PPA New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9812, 8 November 1917, Page 9
DEATH OF MRS HOWELL. A painfully sudden death occurred at Paraparaumu on Monday night, when Mrs W. Howell. one of the distracts oldest and most respected residents,' passed to the Great Beyond, aged 72 years. Deceased. who had always enjoyed good health up till within (.about ten years ago,' saw many of the hardships of the early days. She was born on July Ist, 1846, at Cloudy Bay, her parents,' Mr and Mrs Gilbert, settling there after arrival in the second emigrant ship from the Old Country.. They first landed on tlae Petone beach from the Bengal Merchant in 1810, but very soon after took up residence in the South Island. Mr Gilbert was drowned in the VVairoa river when Mrs Howell was an infant. With her mother she took up residence at Lower Hutt. where she resided for same time, eventually marrying in the Church of Etngland, Wellington, in 1864, the Rev. Fred Thatcher being the officiating minister. Later, after residence at Pahauitanui. Mr and Mrs Howell took up residence in Paraparaumu. living at Whare Mauku for a number of years, and then settling in"Paraparaumu township, where they lived a life full of enjoyment. On Monday Mra Howell attended. to her household duties as usual. Shortly before 11 p.m. she was seized with a fit of coughing and within a quarter of an hour ftom the attack Mrs Howell passed peacefully away in the presence of her husband and son. The late Mrs Howell, besides beang very highly respected, had befriended many a person, and her most kindly acts were always carried out in a spirit that did her credit.. Sttio had bean a great friend in many in cases of sickness, and ofttimes her advice was sought in serious cases. She gave of her best ungrudgingly. Mrs Howell was also an enthusiastic gardener, and her flowers were always much admired, her garden being regarded as one of the best and brightest on the coast. Among those left_to mourn their loss are six daughters and five sons ?Mre Geo. Taylor, of Otaki; Mrs S. Corner, Reikiorangi: Mrs Malcolm McLean, Paraparaumu; Mrs Eobt. McLean, Paraparaumu; Mrs Hcffer. Waikanae; and Mrs Clunic, Paraparaumu; Messrs William, Frank, and Len Howell, of Paraparaumu; Mr J. D. Howell, Otaki; and Private "Bert? Howell, who is now at the front. There are also about forty grandchildren and two great grandchildren. All will have the sympathy of a large circle of friends. Deceased will be buried in the new cemetery at Paraparumu this afternoon.

William Howell was born about 1840. She and Mary Ann Gilbert were married in 1864 in St Pauls, Wellington.^1,2

Alison Rodgers was born in 1824.^1,2 She and Frederick (Fred) Ludlow were married in 1849.^1,3 She died in 1888, at age ~64.²

Isabella Ludlow was born about 1849 in Waikoiuiti, Otago.¹ She and James McDOWELL were married in 1869 in Clutha Parish.¹ She died in 1938, at age ~89.

James McDOWELL was born about 1845. He and Isabella Ludlow were married in 1869 in Clutha Parish.¹

Alison Ludlow was born in 1854.¹ She died in 1888, at age ~34.²

Elizabeth McEwan Ludlow was born in 1862.^1,2