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Archives ITMs
Bride HOLMES Lucy Maria
Groom DRAKE John
Date 1861
ID 12269
Volume 6
Page 67
Entry 960
District Auckland
Comment
NZSG Kiwi Collection. | Family: John Drake / Lucy Maria Holmes (F950)
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Area B Row 17 No 180 | Hyde, Henry John (I1810)
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Army No. 1916, Bdr 4 Fd Reg 26 fd Bty, Single, Auckland, Soldier, Paihia Rd Onehunga Auckland S.E.5, NOK Mrs C F Kruse Paihia Rd Onehunga Auckland S.E.5 (mother)" | Vine, Thomas Alfred Noel (I00067)
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As at July 2013 my first priority source of parish register data published online per courtesy of the Dorset History Centre is not available for Winterborne Kingston for the period 1700 - 1750. In lieu I am compelled to rely on Dorset Online Parish Clerk transcriptions for christenings in this period.
Also there is some difficulty in identifying the children of John and Elizabeth CRUMPLER nee HAYWARD.
Another John CRUMPLER, most probably the son of John and Dorothy(e) CRUMPLER, who were married at Winterborne Kingston and also resident in Mapperton, married Mary CLENCH at Blandford St Mary on 28 December 1705.
The Will of John CRUMPLER, born c1645 cites the following grandchildren as beneficiaries:
Mary CRUMPLER, christened 21 Dec 1706 (?bur 30 March 1752), and
Daniel CRUMPLER, christened 9 November 1708.
Given the date of the Will, 1723, the only possible other children of John and Elizabeth could have been:
Thomas s John, 2 December 1723
Sarah d John, 17 July 1726
Ruth d John, 3 August 1729
Thomas s John, 9 July 1732.
However as this cannot be relied on I have omitted these children as issue of John and Elizabeth. | Crumpler, Daniel (I2230)
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Ashes Plot | Vine, David John (I00010)
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Ashes scattered to the winds | Murray, William Brinley (I00087)
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Ashes scattered, Waikumete Cemetery | Hyde, George Ernest (I1808)
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At death last residence shown as 8 Buxton Street, Point Chevalier, Auckland | Copeland, Reginald Arthur (I1429)
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At first sight this surname may not mean what could immediately come to mind. The Bastard family were prominent citizens of Blandford Forum as this extract from Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bastard_brothers confirms:
"John (ca 1668-1770) and William Bastard (ca 1689-1766) were British surveyor-architects, and civic dignitaries[1] of the town of Blandford Forum in Dorset.[2] John and William generally worked together and are known as the "Bastard brothers". They were builders, furniture makers, ecclesiastical carvers and experts at plasterwork,[3] but are most notable for their rebuilding work at Blandford Forum following a large fire of 1731,[4] and for work in the neighbourhood that Colvin describes as "mostly designed in a vernacular baroque style of considerable merit though of no great sophistication.".[5] Their work was chiefly inspired by the buildings of Wren, Archer and Gibbs.[6] Thus the Bastards' architecture was retrospective and did not follow the ideals of the more austere Palladianism which by the 1730s was highly popular in England.
The brothers,[7] the sons of Thomas Bastard (died 1720), a joiner and architect, the founder of a family firm of provincial architects in the area. However little remains today of the works of the brothers' ancestors, chiefly as the result of the 1731 fire and a previous fire in the town in 1713.
In my quest to discover documentation with birth information for Betty Bastard (no Parish Records seemingly available) I have found answers in an Account and Declaration sworn by Betty 22 June 1734 - http://genealogy.bobvine.nz/media/CrumplerBettySettlementwithJohnandWilliamBastard1734.pdf . This document relates to an advance made by brothers John and William Bastard, who are the subject of the Wikipedia item above, to Nicholas Crumpler. The reasons for this are another (long) story which I shall give priority to writing for attachment to the Person Pages for John Crumpler born abt 1645, his wife Christian, Nicholas and Betty's son Daniel, his wife Christian Joyce, and Nicholas' sister Martha Lawrence.
The document identifies Betty's father Thomas (died 1720), and his brothers John and William.
Betty's Will of 1771 also identifies 2 nephews, Thomas Bastard the Elder and Thomas Bastard the Younger. | Bastard, Elizabeth (Betty) (I01523)
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Attestation: Army Reserve. No. 50468 Royal Field Artillery. Served 19 years 12 days Royal Regiment of Artillery, Discharged to Pension. Occupation at date of Attestation: Postman. | Vine, Frederick Charles (I00026)
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Auckland Council Libraries: Abstract The Little's funeral records at Auckland City Libraries have a receipt from the Anglican General Trust Board for the burial in Symonds Street Cemetery of C.D. Berry, dated 30 October 1899. The Death Certificate index for 1899 has Charles David Berry (No. 1946). It also has a receipt for Mrs Berry dated 22 August 1898. The Death Certificate index for 1898 has Harriet Berry (No. 1273). The New Zealand Herald of 23\8\1898 has Harriett Berry died 21 August 1898, wife of Chris. D. Berry and eldest daughter of the late Richard Bach, and buried 23 August 1898 in Symonds Street Cemetery.
Subjects Berry, Charles David, d.1899; Berry, Harriet, (nee Bach), d.1898; Bach, Richard, d.1877
Symonds Street Cemetery | Berry, Christopher David (I00682)
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Auckland Council Libraries: Abstract The Little's funeral records at Auckland City Libraries have a receipt from the Anglican General Trust Board for the burial in Symonds Street Cemetery of C.D. Berry, dated 30 October 1899. The Death Certificate index for 1899 has Charles David Berry (No. 1946). It also has a receipt for Mrs Berry dated 22 August 1898. The Death Certificate index for 1898 has Harriet Berry (No. 1273). The New Zealand Herald of 23\8\1898 has Harriett Berry died 21 August 1898, wife of Chris. D. Berry and eldest daughter of the late Richard Bach, and buried 23 August 1898 in Symonds Street Cemetery.
Subjects Berry, Charles David, d.1899; Berry, Harriet, (nee Bach), d.1898; Bach, Richard, d.1877
Symonds Street Cemetery | Bach, Harriett (I00689)
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Australia Obituary Index from OldNews.com?New
...21, 1912, at her residence, Trongate - street, Clyde, Lilian May, beloved wife of George Barnicoat, in her 29th year. COLLINS - March 20, 1912, at her residence, Oaklandville, The...
Birth
Circa 1883
Death
Mar 21 1912 - Trongate-Street, Clyde, New South Wales, Australia
Obituary publication
Mar 22 1912 - Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Newspaper
The Sydney Morning Herald | Rainer, Lilian May (I3)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Irons, Patricia Ruth (I01755)
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Baptised 5 Feb 1827, St Margaret, Lynn. Father, Mariner | Berry, Elisabeth Newdick (I01363)
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Baptised earlier John Christmas UNDERWOOD, Norwich All Saints, 8 Jan 1797. Parents: William UNDERWOOD and his wife Late Mary Gooddy. | Berry, Christopher Christmas (I00102)
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Baptised Jean Murdoch. Death Certificate for son James Chalmers (1866) records Mother as "Jane Chalmers". whatsinaname.net states that in Scotland some of the forenames Jane (F) Janet (F) Jean (F) Jessamine (F) Jessica (F) are used synonymously, or are interchangeable as pet names. | Murdoch, Jane (I2075)
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Baptised Rebecca Ann Ferguson.
Took Berry as surname on arrival in New Zealand and appears to have completely abandoned the use of "Ferguson"; ie Rebecca's Death Certificate gives name of father as Christopher Berry. | Berry, Rebecca Ann /Ferguson (I00858)
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Baptised St Margaret, Lynn. 19 July 1826. Father, Mariner | Berry, Edmund-Newdick (I01362)
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Baptised the daughter of "John Crumpler Junior". Senior would have been his father John Crumpliere born 1590, Father of "John Junior" b. 1621, half brother of John b. 1645 (who was too young to have fathered a child in 1657) and supports the 3 marriages of John Senior. | Crumpler, Dorothe (I1223)
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Baptism 11 Dec 18212, s Elizabeth Newdick. No Father. Assuming son of Christopher Christmas. | Berry, Christopher Newdick (I01365)
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Baptism appears in West Parley Register and states baptised at Christchurch.
Baptism appears in West Parley Register and states baptised at Christchurch. | Vine, John (I00319)
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Baptism appears in West Parley Register and states baptised at Christchurch. | Vine, Jean (I00168)
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Baptism Record shows Mother, Kezia as deceased. | Pearce, Dora Constance (I00530)
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Baptism recorded: "James S. Elisabeth Berry". No father's name given. | Berry, James (I01096)
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Barker/Veal Families Tree. | Source (S00016)
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BDM 1910/22585 | Taylor, Ellen Ann (I00417)
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BDM Historical Records Online DIA contains the following entry: 1908/5323 Peters May Ellen Gabriele Mary William Henry Elphistone | Peters, May Ellen Gabriele (I1816)
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BDM Registration No. 1906/3776 Ref 9-0241881
James Scott CHALMERS, 26, Creamery Manager, Bach, Birthplace: Blenheim, Residence: Present, Auckland; Usual, Pirongia. Father: James Leslie Chalmers; Mother: Eugenie Adelaide; Maiden Surname, Smith
Vivienne Julia BERRY, 22, Home Duties, Spinster, Birthplace: Thames. Residence: Present, Auckland; Usual, Thames. Father: Charles Berry, Battery Owner; Mother: Ann Robinson
Witnesses: Harry Ralph Hervey CHALMERS, Bank Clerk, Hawera and Florence Annie BERRY, Spinster, Auckland
| Family: James Scott Chalmers / Vivienne Julia Berry (F00005)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | King, Joanna Marion (I01732)
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Berm Section, Plot 497 | Williams, David Alfred Alexander (I00811)
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Berm, Row 21, Plot 672a | Hartley, Raymond Thomas (I00835)
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Between 1855, birth of John and 1861 when Census records Husband John as "Widower". | Menzies, Jessie (I01318)
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Birth and Marriage Records show first names "Laura Starbuck". Death Certificate shows "Laura Ellen Starbuck".
Electoral Rolls 1905 and 1914 show "Laura Ellen Kitto".
At the request of the family of Mark STARBUCK whose daughter Laura Ellen STARBUCK was coincidently born in the Otago Goldfields, after her parents had migrated from Australia, as was Laura Ellen Starbuck RAINHAM for the possibility of a connection I have established:
1. There is no apparent connection between the two families, in Australia NSW and Victoria and then later in the Otago area. However on looking up the meaning of "Starbuck" I found in Wikipedia "The name Starbuck is primarily a gender-neutral name of English origin that means "From The River Where Stakes Were Got".
English surname. Character in Melville's novel, Moby Dick.
Usually used as a nickname."
This of course, in the RAINHAM case has relevance with their gold mining endeavours.
Then as to how "Ellen" came to be added along the way we find that it is derived from the name "Elizabeth" who was our Laura's mother. | Rainham, Laura (Ellen) Starbuck (I00331)
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Birth Certificate 119, 1855 Birth in Witchampton Sub-district in the C ounties of Dorset and Hants, Wimborne Registration District. | Source (S00068)
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Birth Certificate 119, 1855 Birth in Witchampton Sub-district in the Counties of Dorset and Hants, Wimborne Registration District. | Source (S00017)
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Birth Certificate 491, Stockbridge Registration District, County of So uthampton. | Source (S00070)
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Birth Certificate 491, Stockbridge Registration District, County of Southampton. | Source (S00018)
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Birth Certificate Folio No 1884/189, Ref No 2-146449. | Source (S00019)
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Birth date as recorded in New Zealand, Cemetery Records, 1800-2007. | Comer, Elizabeth Withridge M. W. (I379)
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Birth Date found in New Zealand, Police Gazettes, 1878-1945 1888. Could not be found in Scotlands People.
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Birth Register, Folio No 1880/2668, Ref No 2-/46449. | Source (S00020)
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Birth registered 1st Qtr 1838 at Poole Vol 8, Page 66. Also Sister Sarah registered Vol 8, Page 65. | Crumpler, Stephen (I01131)
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Birth registered in Auckland by adopted parents (Nelson). | Nelson, Sylvia Victoria Hartnell (I00277)
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Birth Registration Number: 1883/17346
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Birth Sussex, England and Death Thames, New Zealand calls for close research.
Verification has been achieved thus:
The 1861 Census recorded Richard at Jenkins Town River Sherbro, Sierra Leone as an Able Seaman aboard HMS Falcon cruising for the suppression of the Slave Trade between Cape St Ann and Cape Palmas.
Later news of his Naval career is found in the "Thames Star" New Zealand, 27 May 1902 under the head "Our Veterans"
"In connection with the application for new ribbons for medals held by the veterans of Thames, to which the details have been forwarded to His Excellency the Governor, the following applications have been dispatched to the Earl of Ranfurly.
........... Richard Taylor, Thames, HMS Eclipse (Capt Morgan), 8 years' service. Holds NZ War Medal."
Information re HMS Eclipse and its actions in the New Zealand Land Wars may be found at https://www.revolvy.com/page/HMS-Eclipse-%281860%29
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Birth was registered at Hartley Wintley | Vine, Thomas Alfred Noel (I00067)
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Birth year calculated from 1841 Census age 65. | Murdoch, Jane (I2075)
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Birthplace, England, verified by various USA records including Massachusetts, Marriage Records, 1840-1915 1868 Page 136. | Follan, Charlotte (I2245)
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Births from quarter Apr-May-Jun 1880
Name: Mary Monica M Coates
District: Reigate
Ref:Volume 2A Page 172 | Coates, Mary Monica Margaret (I2169)
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