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Eliza McKAIN was born in 1854.¹

Louisa Fredericka McKAIN was born in 1851.¹

Eliza Frances McKAIN was born in 1849.¹

Henry Joseph McKAIN was born in 1856.¹

Selina McKAIN was born in 1861.¹

McKAIN was born in 1853.¹

Julia McKAIN was born in 1858.¹

Daniel McKAIN was born in 1851.¹

Harriet McKAIN was born in 1851.¹

Sarah Jane Villers was born about 1840.¹ She and William Jekin Elwin were married in 1862 in St Pauls, Napier.^1,2

William Jekin Elwin was born about 1838.¹ He and Sarah Jane Villers were married in 1862 in St Pauls, Napier.^1,2 He died in 1919, at age ~81, in Wairoa, HB, age 81.²

William Burton was born about 1810.¹

William Burton immigrated to to Wairoa dec 1839 on the Eleonor in 1839.¹ He was a manager of trading post at Wairoa for W B RHODES in 1839.¹

John Julian was born about 1860.¹ He died on 2 March 1868, at age ~8, aged 8.¹ He was buried in March 1868 in Omata (Waireka) Cemetery.¹

Minnie Julian was born in 1876.¹ She died on 3 August 1877, at age ~1, age 1 year.¹ She was buried in August 1877 in Omata (Waireka) Cemetery.¹

Helen Walters was born in 1816 in ENG.¹ She and William Richardson Gundry were married about 1838.¹ She died in 1839, at age ~23, in ENG 7 months after marriage.¹

Samuel Gundry was born in 1809.¹ He and Emma Hayter were married. He and Mary Ann Lowe were married on 23 January 1847 in ENG.¹ He died in 1894, at age ~85.¹

Samuel Gundry was a grocer, Devizes, ENG in 1830.¹ He immigrated to from England to Lyttleton, NZ in the Steadfast arriving 8 jun 1851, in February 1851.¹ He was a storekeeper, Lyttleton in 1856.¹

Emma Hayter was born in 1811.¹ She and Samuel Gundry were married. She died in 1841, at age ~30.¹

Emma Jane Gundry was born on 19 July 1839 in Devizes, WILTS, ENG.¹ She and Henry Hamilton Knowles were married on 26 October 1859 in Temporary Church, Lyttleton, NZ.² She died on 30 September 1915, at age 76, in Palmerston North age 76.¹

Emma Jane Gundry immigrated to from England to Lyttleton, NZ in the Steadfast arriving 8 jun 1851, in February 1851.¹

Mary Ann Lowe was born in 1825 in ENG.¹ She and Samuel Gundry were married on 23 January 1847 in ENG.¹ She died on 11 March 1864, at age ~39, in Lyttleton, CBY, NZ.¹

Mary Ann Lowe immigrated to from England to Lyttleton, NZ in the Steadfast arriving 8 jun 1851, in February 1851.¹

John (Dr) Seager Gundry was born in 1816.¹ He and Isabella Bayne were married. He died in 1886, at age ~70.

John (Dr) Seager Gundry was a Surgeon Superintendant on the Steadfast in 1851.¹ He immigrated to from England to Lyttleton, NZ in the Steadfast arriving 8 jun 1851, in February 1851.¹

Isabella Bayne was born in 1823.¹ She and John (Dr) Seager Gundry were married. She died in 1906, at age ~83.¹

Sarah was born on 12 February 1817 in ENG.¹ She and William T Kanes were married. She died on 11 February 1889, at age 71, in Beresford Street, Auckland, age 72.¹

Arrived BOI 1839 from Australia PPA
13 children or 16?
PPA Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 36, 12 February 1889, Page 4
Another of those old identities who link together the past and present of colonial history has just past away in the person of Mrs Sarah Kanes, of Beresford-street, relict of the late Mr William T. Kanes, of Bristol, England. She died last evening, just on the eve of her 72nd birthday, in Beresford-street, suddenly, of dropsy, and was, it is stated, the oldest lady resident in the colony, having resided in this province continuously for quite half a century. In 1839 she landed from Australia, where she had previously spent several years at Kororareka, Bay of Islands, near which historic spot, at Otuihu Pa, she resided ever since. During the early stage of colonial history, both before and after New Zealand became a British colony, the deceased lady witnessed many stirring and thrilling sights, and passed through many trying scenes, some of which would have compelled a woman of less "nerve" to abandon^ all thought of residence in the place. During varioustribal feuds between 1839 and 1844 and afterwards, in the course of Hone Heke's war in the North, Mrs Kanes and her family were often in great danger of their lives, and in fact their slaughter was most imminent on three different occasions, and they were only preserved by the mediation of friendly natives. During Heke's war, to prevent their house at Otuihu from being pillaged and burnt by the Maori warriors in arms, a party of friendly Ngapuhis erected a 6-feet palisade round it as a protection. Through all the scenes of peril incident to settlement in the early day 3, Mrs Kanes and her family passed safely, and she made very many friends amongst the Ngapuhi natives in the Worth, amongst whom she had lived close uponsoyears. Shewas the only white woman who remained at the Bay during the whole oi the early Maori troubles. About five years ago she removed to Auckland, mainly on account of her increasing age. She leaves three daughters, out of a family of sixteen, married respectively to Captain Norris, Mr R. T. Chatfield, merchant, of Samoa, and Captain Evanson, of the schooner Curlew, now trading on the coasb of New Guinea. Sarah immigrated to Australia to Bay of Islands in 1839.¹

Jane Bumby was born about 1814 in Thirsk, ENG.¹ She died about 1831, at age ~17, in Thirsk, ENG.¹

Hewgill was born about 1785 in ENG.¹ She and John Bumby were married. She died about 1832, at age ~47, in Thirsk, ENG.¹

Elizabeth was born about 1800 in ENG.¹ She and John Bumby were married about 1839 in Thirsk, ENG.¹