Notes: Ailsa and Bill Family Histories

Notes

Matches 12,351 to 12,400 of 15,908

#	Notes	Linked to
12351	Mother Jean Crawford	Duffin, Mary Adams (I8788)
12352	Mother of Stephen and Jane Grandmother of Hannah and Vaughan Combrink Sarah McPhee	Family: Malcolm Allan McPhee / Doreen Valerie Rose Shepherd (F6950)
12353	Mother recorded as Joanna Pauling	Caven, Elizabeth Margaret (I9423)
12354	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1140)
12355	Mother written as Petticrue	King, Elisabeth (I5836)
12356	Mother written as Petticrew	King, Elisabeth (I5837)
12357	Mother written as Petticrew	King, Margaret (I5838)
12358	Mother written as Petticrue	King, John (I5831)
12359	Mother written as Petticrue	King, William (I5832)
12360	Mother written as Petticrue	King, James Henderson (I5833)
12361	Mother written as Petticrue	King, Janet (I5834)
12362	Mother written as Petticrue	King, George Davidson (I5835)
12363	Mothers Maiden Name: Anderson	Milne, Laura (I8096)
12364	Mothers Maiden Name: Smith/ Weddle	Henderson, Edith Ann (I8090)
12365	Motor-Cycle Tragedy on Chatham Island Noel Arthur Dockery, aged 30, a teacher, was killed in a motor-cycle accident on Chatham Island on Saturday afternoon. Mr Dockery was a Wellington man, and formerly taught at Kaiwharawhara school. He had been teaching in the Chatham Islands for about a year. He is survived by his widow, who is also a teacher on Chatham Island. Tribute to Teacher A high tribute to Mr N A Dockery, who was killed in a motor-cycle accident in the Chatham Islands on Saturday, was paid by Professor C L Barley, professor of education at Victoria University College. "I think all connected with the training of teachers in Wellington would agree that, entering teaching as he did through the emergency training scheme, he was the finest recruit to teaching in their experieence," Professor Bailey said. "It was his first permanent job yet his work had already received the highest praise from the education authorities. It was characteristic of him that he was particularly concerned with helping Chatham Island boys to prepare themselves for more scientific farming, and had succeeded in securing a place for a boy in Flock House. How appropriate it would be if the Chatham Island people and the Government commemorated his service to them by establishing a bursary named after him".	Dockery, Noel Arthur (I6665)
12366	Mount Cook Road Board A meeting of the Mount Cook Road Board was held on Monday the 2nd April 1877. The following Tenders were considered: No 2 contract - F. Perham, £1032 5s - this was accepted. No 3 contract - Perham and Corlett, £277 6s - this contact went to M Corkery (the above shows there was an association between Francis Perham and William Corlett)	Corlett, William (I618)
12367	Mr Benjamin Skutt of Pool & Mrs Margaret Henning of Notton, Feb 15	Family: Benjamin Skutt / Margaret Henning (F1935)
12368	Mr J G Scott, of Woodlands, returns thanks to those neighbours and friends who so kindly assisted him in his recnet bereavement. THANKS James G Scott tenders his sincere thanks to all those who so kindly assisted him during the illness of his dear wife; and especially Mrs George Powell, whose kindness was exceptional. Woodlands, September 12, 1893	Martin, Margaret (I1648)
12369	Mr J M Nichol Recognised throughtout Otago as a sheep farming authority, Mr James Miller Nichol, died at his home in Waikouaiti last week. He was in his eightieth year. Mr Nichol was born and educated in Branxholm Braes, Hawick Scotland, and having worked on his father's farm as a shepherd, came to New Zealand in 1900. From Timaru he went to Central Otago and was a shepherd in the Nevis district from 1901 to 1905, when he returned to Scotland. On coming back to New Zealand early in 1907 he worked as head shepherd on the Kawarau station and later on the Gladbrooke station, Middlemarch. A horse accident at the later station prevented him from taking part in sport, but in 1913 he moved to Waikouaiti. there he managed the Kia Toa station until his retirement in 1946. He married Helen Sanderson of Flag Swamp in 1915. He served terms as president of the Waikouaiti Racing Club and of the Waikouaiti A & P Society, and became a respected judge of sheep, particularly fine woolled types, from Timaru to Invercargill. Mr Nichol founded the Palmerston-Waihemo Scottish Society and the Waikouaiti Highland Pipe Band, and was also a founder member of the Masonic Lodge at Karitane. His interest extended to gun club activities, and even after his retirement he was sought after for advice concerning sheep. A major operation last year curtailed most of his interests. He is survived by his wife, two sons and two daughters.	Nichol, James Miller (I58)
12370	Mr R M Nichol Mr Robert Millar Nichol, a well-known stud stock representative in South Canterbury in the 1960s and early 1970s, died at Amberley on Monday. He was 63. Mr Nichol was a regular caller on district stud sheep and cattle breeders and was often involved in the shipment of live breeding stock through the Port of Timaru. First resident stud stock officer for Dalgety NZ Ltd in the region, he was regarded as a competent judge of sheep and cattle and as a good organiser. One farmer described Mr Nichol as a "tireless worker" who won the respect of stud stock breeders. An employer said Mr Nichol was a competent, conscientious and friendly man who imparted a dignity to his work. Born in Dunedin in 1917 and educated at Palmerston District High School, Mr Nichol was employed as a shepherd on Kiatoa Station in the Palmerston area. At the outbreak of the Second World War he joined the Royal New Zealand Air Force and was posted to Britain where he saw active service as a wireless-air gunner in Coastal Command with Nos 52, 293 and 484 Squadrons. He also served in the Mediterranean theatre based on Malta and in 1942 was injured in an air crash over the island. He rose to the rank of flying officer. He returned to New Zealand in 1945 and was employed as a fat lamb buyer for Simms Cooper at Pahiatua until 1953 when he went to Wanganui and was a stock agent for Levin and Co. for a number of years. He also managed a farm and was again a stock agent at Waipukurau for Deplichet and McLeod. He joined Dalgety NZ Ltd in Christchurch in 1965 as a stud stock representative and soon after transferred to Timaru where he was based until 1972 when he resigned. A keen rugby player, Mr Nichol was later a referee and he controlled a number of provincial represenative matches in the Wairarapa. He was a keen golfer playing in Wanganui and Timaru where he was a member of the Timaru Club. Mr Nichol was a foundation member and president of the Wanganui Brevet Club and a member of the Scottish Masonic Lodge in Wanganui. He was a member of the South Canterbury RSA. He is survived by his wife and a son and daughter, Robert, Christchurch, and Phillipa, Timaru (Mrs P J Hogg)	Nichol, Robert Miller (I60)
12371	Mrs Amy Corlett, 5 First St, Lansdowne, Masterton	Yates, Amy (I615)
12372	Mrs Ethel Eadie, Frtr, 83 North Street, Invercargill.	McNulty, Ethel Margaret Ellen (I1811)
12373	Mrs Ethel Margaret Eady,198 Castle St, Dunedin.	McNulty, Ethel Margaret Ellen (I1811)
12374	Mrs J H Pauling The death occurred on Saturday at the residence of her daughter, Mrs L E Corlett, Martinborough, of Mrs Mary Ann Pauling, wife of the late Mr J H Pauling. Born in Elgin, Scotland, she came to New Zealand with her parents 63 years ago, arriving at Lyttelton in the ship "City of Glasgow". After a short time at Lyttelton, the family removed to Christchurch and thence to Ashburton. The late Mrs Pauling, who came to Masterton in 1900 with her husband and family, was a life member of the Wairarapa Caledonian Society. She is survived by a grown-up family of two sons and three daughters.	McDonald, Mary Anne (I564)
12375	Mrs Mabel Pauling aged 63 No Headstone	Bishop, Mabel Grace (I605)
12376	Mrs Margaret Skutt	Henning, Margaret (I4832)
12377	Mrs Maude Pauling, aged 96, Widow	Austin, Maud (I2763)
12378	Mrs Robert Pauling, Broad Street	Wallace, Mary (I2546)
12379	Mrs Vera Scott, 61 Rankeilor St, South Dunedin.	Collett, Vera Emma (I784)
12380	Mrs W Pauling	Millar, Mary (I2994)
12381	MUIR & WEIR John Muir in the Barony Parish of Glasgow and Margaret Weir in this Parish were Proclaimed in Order to Marriage on the Sixteenth day of June on 1799 and afterwards married. (a possible)	Family: John Muir / Margaret Weir (F2576)
12382	MUIR Andrew, Head, Married, 74 (1807), Tailor (Master) Penningham, Wigtown MUIR Agnes, Wife, Married, 57, Kirkcudbright, Kirkcudbrightshire	Pauling, Agnes (Palin) (I3176)
12383	MUIR Andrew, Head, Married, 74 (1807), Tailor (Master) Penningham, Wigtown MUIR Agnes, Wife, Married, 57, Kirkcudbright, Kirkcudbrightshire	Muir, Andrew (I4151)
12384	MULQUEEN, Edward Murdoch Carperter, aged 41 No Headstone.	Mulqueen, Edward Murdoch (I187)
12385	MURCHISON Duncan, Head, Widower, 60, Crofter, Lochcarron Ross & Cromarty MURCHISON family SCOTT Adam, Lodger, Widower, 40, Shepherd, Urray Ross & Cromarty	Scott, Adam (I1245)
12386	Murdo Finlayson GameKeeper Married to Emily Finlayson MS Gillanders At 1 PM, Aged 36yrs Parents: Donald Finlayson, Railway Port & Rebecca Finlayson MS McKenzie (dec) John Gillanders, Father in law, Glen Manse, Strathconon, was the informant.	Finlayson, Murdo (I9008)
12387	Murdo Finlayson Gamekeeper who died at Strathpeffer, 27th Feby 1883, aged 38yrs. (Was married to Emily Gillanders) Finlayson, Murdo Buried On: 27 February 1883, recorded at Kirkton Church Lochalsh (Highland). Date of Death: 27 February 1883	Finlayson, Murdo (I9008)
12388	Murdo Urquhart Aged 42	Urquhart, Murdo (I8601)
12389	Murray Alastair Melvin Clark, Beneficiary, Aged 74 Leith House Hospital, 1027 George Street, Dunedin Born 10 Oct 1929 Parents: Jane Isabella Clark MS Scott and John Mafeking Clark, Shipwright. Stated Never Married, but this is incorrect, as informant did not know the details.	Clark, Alister Murray Melvin (Murray) (I2)
12390	MURRAY William, Head, Mar, 38, Woollen Cloth Finisher, Langholm Dumfries MURRAY family consisting of Mary 38; Richard 13; William 11; John 6. MILLER William, Lodger, Unm, 19, Commerical Woollen Cloth Manufactory, Hawick Roxburghshire	Miller, William (I52)
12391	Myrtle Edith Wilkinson Widow Christchurch	Lapslie, Edith Myrtle (I3308)
12392	Myrtle Emma - 40 Liffey St, 50yrs, bur 27 Dec 1950, Block 34/104 In loving memory of Myrtle Emma beloved wife of Charles L PAULING died 25 Dec 1950 aged 50 years; also Charles L died 25 October 1953 aged 57 years. Also their daughter Joan Ethel Grace Melton Died 3rd Aug 1989 aged 64 years. At Rest.	Watts, Myrtle Emma (I2331)
12393	Myrtle Eveline Hunt Married, aged 76 (DOB 27 Oct 1900) born Ashburton Parents: James Henry Pauling, Factory Engineer, & Mary Ann Pauling MS McDonald Married to Ernest Neal Hunt when aged 20 at Masterton. Ages of Living children: M: 56, 55, 54, 48 F: 52, 40, 37	Pauling, Myrtle Evaline (I565)
12394	N.C.Y Row H, No 13	Tilbury, Kate (I5541)
12395	Name Henrietta Grace Watson Age 77 Years Gender Female Religion Last Address Karamu House Hamilton Place of death Date of birth Date of death 16-April-1995 Date of burial Friday 21-April-1995 Burial start time Burial of Ashes Cemetery Hamilton Park Location MAGN-36-15 District Funeral Director Pellows Funeral Services Casket size Depth Ashes Burial	Cooper, Henrietta Grace (I871)
12396	Name Joseph Hugh Cooper Age 68 Years Gender Male Religion Last Address 10 Olwyn Tce Hamilton Place of death Date of birth Date of death 26-January-1994 Date of cremation Tuesday 01-February-1994 Date of ashes disposal Ashes disposal method Spread Cemetery Hamilton Park Location GARDN-SUNKN-0000 District Funeral Director Pellows Funeral Services Casket size Depth	Cooper, Hugh Joseph (Joseph) (I874)
12397	Name changed on orginal birth certificate to read Francis Howard TYNE	Tyne, Francis Howard (Pauling) (I3000)
12398	Name could also be Boarworth or Barnes ????	Bearnes, Judith (I9675)
12399	Name may also be Helen, as Ellen is short for Helen	Wilson, Ellen (I7243)
12400	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I9153)

Notes

Linked to

12351

Mother Jean Crawford

Duffin, Mary Adams (I8788)

12352

Mother of Stephen and Jane
Grandmother of Hannah and Vaughan Combrink
Sarah McPhee

Family: Malcolm Allan McPhee / Doreen Valerie Rose Shepherd (F6950)

12353

Mother recorded as Joanna Pauling

Caven, Elizabeth Margaret (I9423)

12354

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I1140)

12355

Mother written as Petticrue

King, Elisabeth (I5836)

12356

Mother written as Petticrew

King, Elisabeth (I5837)

12357

Mother written as Petticrew

King, Margaret (I5838)

12358

Mother written as Petticrue

King, John (I5831)

12359

Mother written as Petticrue

King, William (I5832)

12360

Mother written as Petticrue

King, James Henderson (I5833)

12361

Mother written as Petticrue

King, Janet (I5834)

12362

Mother written as Petticrue

King, George Davidson (I5835)

12363

Mothers Maiden Name: Anderson

Milne, Laura (I8096)

12364

Mothers Maiden Name: Smith/ Weddle

Henderson, Edith Ann (I8090)

12365

Motor-Cycle Tragedy on Chatham Island

Noel Arthur Dockery, aged 30, a teacher, was killed in a motor-cycle accident on Chatham Island on Saturday afternoon.
Mr Dockery was a Wellington man, and formerly taught at Kaiwharawhara school. He had been teaching in the Chatham Islands for about a year.
He is survived by his widow, who is also a teacher on Chatham Island.

Tribute to Teacher

A high tribute to Mr N A Dockery, who was killed in a motor-cycle accident in the Chatham Islands on Saturday, was paid by Professor C L Barley, professor of education at Victoria University College. "I think all connected with the training of teachers in Wellington would agree that, entering teaching as he did through the emergency training scheme, he was the finest recruit to teaching in their experieence," Professor Bailey said. "It was his first permanent job yet his work had already received the highest praise from the education authorities. It was characteristic of him that he was particularly concerned with helping Chatham Island boys to prepare themselves for more scientific farming, and had succeeded in securing a place for a boy in Flock House. How appropriate it would be if the Chatham Island people and the Government commemorated his service to them by establishing a bursary named after him".

Dockery, Noel Arthur (I6665)

12366

Mount Cook Road Board

A meeting of the Mount Cook Road Board was held on Monday the 2nd April 1877.
The following Tenders were considered:
No 2 contract - F. Perham, £1032 5s - this was accepted.
No 3 contract - Perham and Corlett, £277 6s - this contact went to M Corkery

(the above shows there was an association between Francis Perham and William Corlett)

Corlett, William (I618)

12367

Mr Benjamin Skutt of Pool & Mrs Margaret Henning of Notton, Feb 15

Family: Benjamin Skutt / Margaret Henning (F1935)

12368

Mr J G Scott, of Woodlands, returns thanks to those neighbours and friends who so kindly assisted him in his recnet bereavement.

THANKS
James G Scott tenders his sincere thanks to all those who so kindly assisted him during the illness of his dear wife; and especially Mrs George Powell, whose kindness was exceptional.
Woodlands, September 12, 1893

Martin, Margaret (I1648)

12369

Mr J M Nichol

Recognised throughtout Otago as a sheep farming authority, Mr James Miller Nichol, died at his home in Waikouaiti last week. He was in his eightieth year.
Mr Nichol was born and educated in Branxholm Braes, Hawick Scotland, and having worked on his father's farm as a shepherd, came to New Zealand in 1900. From Timaru he went to Central Otago and was a shepherd in the Nevis district from 1901 to 1905, when he returned to Scotland.
On coming back to New Zealand early in 1907 he worked as head shepherd on the Kawarau station and later on the Gladbrooke station, Middlemarch. A horse accident at the later station prevented him from taking part in sport, but in 1913 he moved to Waikouaiti. there he managed the Kia Toa station until his retirement in 1946. He married Helen Sanderson of Flag Swamp in 1915.
He served terms as president of the Waikouaiti Racing Club and of the Waikouaiti A & P Society, and became a respected judge of sheep, particularly fine woolled types, from Timaru to Invercargill.
Mr Nichol founded the Palmerston-Waihemo Scottish Society and the Waikouaiti Highland Pipe Band, and was also a founder member of the Masonic Lodge at Karitane.
His interest extended to gun club activities, and even after his retirement he was sought after for advice concerning sheep. A major operation last year curtailed most of his interests.
He is survived by his wife, two sons and two daughters.

Nichol, James Miller (I58)

12370

Mr R M Nichol

Mr Robert Millar Nichol, a well-known stud stock representative in South Canterbury in the 1960s and early 1970s, died at Amberley on Monday. He was 63.
Mr Nichol was a regular caller on district stud sheep and cattle breeders and was often involved in the shipment of live breeding stock through the Port of Timaru.
First resident stud stock officer for Dalgety NZ Ltd in the region, he was regarded as a competent judge of sheep and cattle and as a good organiser.
One farmer described Mr Nichol as a "tireless worker" who won the respect of stud stock breeders.
An employer said Mr Nichol was a competent, conscientious and friendly man who imparted a dignity to his work.
Born in Dunedin in 1917 and educated at Palmerston District High School, Mr Nichol was employed as a shepherd on Kiatoa Station in the Palmerston area.
At the outbreak of the Second World War he joined the Royal New Zealand Air Force and was posted to Britain where he saw active service as a wireless-air gunner in Coastal Command with Nos 52, 293 and 484 Squadrons. He also served in the Mediterranean theatre based on Malta and in 1942 was injured in an air crash over the island. He rose to the rank of flying officer.
He returned to New Zealand in 1945 and was employed as a fat lamb buyer for Simms Cooper at Pahiatua until 1953 when he went to Wanganui and was a stock agent for Levin and Co. for a number of years. He also managed a farm and was again a stock agent at Waipukurau for Deplichet and McLeod. He joined Dalgety NZ Ltd in Christchurch in 1965 as a stud stock representative and soon after transferred to Timaru where he was based until 1972 when he resigned.
A keen rugby player, Mr Nichol was later a referee and he controlled a number of provincial represenative matches in the Wairarapa.
He was a keen golfer playing in Wanganui and Timaru where he was a member of the Timaru Club.
Mr Nichol was a foundation member and president of the Wanganui Brevet Club and a member of the Scottish Masonic Lodge in Wanganui. He was a member of the South Canterbury RSA.
He is survived by his wife and a son and daughter, Robert, Christchurch, and Phillipa, Timaru (Mrs P J Hogg)

Nichol, Robert Miller (I60)

12371

Mrs Amy Corlett, 5 First St, Lansdowne, Masterton

Yates, Amy (I615)

12372

Mrs Ethel Eadie, Frtr, 83 North Street, Invercargill.

McNulty, Ethel Margaret Ellen (I1811)

12373

Mrs Ethel Margaret Eady,198 Castle St, Dunedin.

McNulty, Ethel Margaret Ellen (I1811)

12374

Mrs J H Pauling

The death occurred on Saturday at the residence of her daughter, Mrs L E Corlett, Martinborough, of Mrs Mary Ann Pauling, wife of the late Mr J H Pauling. Born in Elgin, Scotland, she came to New Zealand with her parents 63 years ago, arriving at Lyttelton in the ship "City of Glasgow". After a short time at Lyttelton, the family removed to Christchurch and thence to Ashburton. The late Mrs Pauling, who came to Masterton in 1900 with her husband and family, was a life member of the Wairarapa Caledonian Society. She is survived by a grown-up family of two sons and three daughters.

McDonald, Mary Anne (I564)

12375

Mrs Mabel Pauling
aged 63
No Headstone

Bishop, Mabel Grace (I605)

12376

Mrs Margaret Skutt

Henning, Margaret (I4832)

12377

Mrs Maude Pauling,
aged 96,
Widow

Austin, Maud (I2763)

12378

Mrs Robert Pauling, Broad Street

Wallace, Mary (I2546)

12379

Mrs Vera Scott, 61 Rankeilor St, South Dunedin.

Collett, Vera Emma (I784)

12380

Mrs W Pauling

Millar, Mary (I2994)

12381

MUIR & WEIR
John Muir in the Barony Parish of Glasgow and Margaret Weir in this Parish were Proclaimed in Order to Marriage on the Sixteenth day of June on 1799 and afterwards married.

(a possible)

Family: John Muir / Margaret Weir (F2576)

12382

MUIR Andrew, Head, Married, 74 (1807), Tailor (Master) Penningham, Wigtown
MUIR Agnes, Wife, Married, 57, Kirkcudbright, Kirkcudbrightshire

Pauling, Agnes (Palin) (I3176)

12383

MUIR Andrew, Head, Married, 74 (1807), Tailor (Master) Penningham, Wigtown
MUIR Agnes, Wife, Married, 57, Kirkcudbright, Kirkcudbrightshire

Muir, Andrew (I4151)

12384

MULQUEEN, Edward Murdoch
Carperter, aged 41

No Headstone.

Mulqueen, Edward Murdoch (I187)

12385

MURCHISON Duncan, Head, Widower, 60, Crofter, Lochcarron Ross & Cromarty
MURCHISON family
SCOTT Adam, Lodger, Widower, 40, Shepherd, Urray Ross & Cromarty

Scott, Adam (I1245)

12386

Murdo Finlayson
GameKeeper
Married to Emily Finlayson MS Gillanders
At 1 PM, Aged 36yrs
Parents: Donald Finlayson, Railway Port & Rebecca Finlayson MS McKenzie (dec)

John Gillanders, Father in law, Glen Manse, Strathconon, was the informant.

Finlayson, Murdo (I9008)

12387

Murdo Finlayson
Gamekeeper who died at Strathpeffer,
27th Feby 1883, aged 38yrs.
(Was married to Emily Gillanders)

Finlayson, Murdo
Buried On: 27 February 1883, recorded at Kirkton Church Lochalsh (Highland).
Date of Death: 27 February 1883

Finlayson, Murdo (I9008)

12388

Murdo Urquhart
Aged 42

Urquhart, Murdo (I8601)

12389

Murray Alastair Melvin Clark,
Beneficiary, Aged 74
Leith House Hospital, 1027 George Street, Dunedin
Born 10 Oct 1929
Parents: Jane Isabella Clark MS Scott and John Mafeking Clark, Shipwright.

Stated Never Married, but this is incorrect, as informant did not know the details.

Clark, Alister Murray Melvin (Murray) (I2)

12390

MURRAY William, Head, Mar, 38, Woollen Cloth Finisher, Langholm Dumfries
MURRAY family consisting of Mary 38; Richard 13; William 11; John 6.
MILLER William, Lodger, Unm, 19, Commerical Woollen Cloth Manufactory, Hawick Roxburghshire

Miller, William (I52)

12391

Myrtle Edith Wilkinson
Widow
Christchurch

Lapslie, Edith Myrtle (I3308)

12392

Myrtle Emma - 40 Liffey St, 50yrs, bur 27 Dec 1950, Block 34/104

In loving memory of Myrtle Emma
beloved wife of Charles L PAULING
died 25 Dec 1950 aged 50 years;
also Charles L
died 25 October 1953
aged 57 years.
Also their daughter
Joan Ethel Grace Melton
Died 3rd Aug 1989 aged 64 years.
At Rest.

Watts, Myrtle Emma (I2331)

12393

Myrtle Eveline Hunt
Married, aged 76
(DOB 27 Oct 1900)
born Ashburton
Parents: James Henry Pauling, Factory Engineer, & Mary Ann Pauling MS McDonald
Married to Ernest Neal Hunt when aged 20 at Masterton.

Ages of Living children:
M: 56, 55, 54, 48 F: 52, 40, 37

Pauling, Myrtle Evaline (I565)

12394

N.C.Y Row H, No 13

Tilbury, Kate (I5541)

12395

Name Henrietta Grace Watson
Age 77 Years
Gender Female
Religion
Last Address Karamu House Hamilton
Place of death
Date of birth
Date of death 16-April-1995
Date of burial Friday 21-April-1995
Burial start time
Burial of Ashes
Cemetery Hamilton Park
Location MAGN-36-15
District
Funeral Director Pellows Funeral Services
Casket size
Depth Ashes Burial

Cooper, Henrietta Grace (I871)

12396

Name Joseph Hugh Cooper
Age 68 Years
Gender Male
Religion
Last Address 10 Olwyn Tce Hamilton
Place of death
Date of birth
Date of death 26-January-1994
Date of cremation Tuesday 01-February-1994
Date of ashes disposal
Ashes disposal method Spread
Cemetery Hamilton Park
Location GARDN-SUNKN-0000
District
Funeral Director Pellows Funeral Services
Casket size
Depth

Cooper, Hugh Joseph (Joseph) (I874)

12397

Name changed on orginal birth certificate to read Francis Howard TYNE

Tyne, Francis Howard (Pauling) (I3000)

12398

Name could also be Boarworth or Barnes ????

Bearnes, Judith (I9675)

12399

Name may also be Helen, as Ellen is short for Helen

Wilson, Ellen (I7243)

12400

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I9153)

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