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15551	WEDDING CORLETT - HILL St Matthew's Church was beautifully decorated with spring bulbs and blossom for the marriage recently of Bessie Rosina, youngest daughter of Mr G Hill (British Merchant Navy) and the late Mrs M Hill, to Thomas Edward, eldest son of Mr and Mrs L Corlett, Masterton. The Rev Wm Tye, Tinui, officiated and Mr Henderson presided at the organ. The bride, who was escorted by Mr B Waters, a friend, looked charming in a dainty gown of white lace. Her tulle veil, kindly lent by a friend, fell softly from a halo of orange blossom and she carried a shower bouquet of heath, hyacinths, spring bulbs and maiden-hair fern. The bride was attended by Miss E Corlett, who wore a green taffeta frock trimmed with mauve velvet flowers. Her bouquet consisted of pink camellias and maiden-hair fern, with a matching spray in her hair. The little flower girl, B Corlett, a cousin of the bridegroom, wore a replica of the bridesmaid's frock and carried a basket of pink camellias and maiden-hair fern. Cpl M Corlett attended the bridegroom. A reception was held later at Styles Tearooms, the guests being received by Mrs C Donovan (sister of the bride), assisted by Mrs L Coreltt. Mrs Donovan was attired in a smart grey costume, worn with a spray of freesias and maiden-hair fern. Mrs Corlett's ensemble was of ivory with a shoulder spray of maiden-hair fern. The bride's godmother, Mrs W Jakeman, looked smart in a teal blue frock with a shoulder spray of roses, hyacinths and maiden-hair fern. Later, when Mr and Mrs Corlett left for the the south, the bride travelled in a tailored coat with black accessories.	Family: Thomas Edward Cain\ Corlett / Bessie Rosina (Betty) Hill (F2)
15552	Wedding MOORE - PAULING A quiet and very pretty wedding was celebrated on Thursday by the Rev G B Inglis, at the residence of the bride's mother (Mrs W Pauling), the contracting parties being Mr Charles Moore, the well-known and popular constable of Ashburton, and Miss Agnes Pauling, second daughter of the late Mr W Pauling. The bride who was given away by her brother, Mr J H Pauling, looked very pretty in a cream silk dress with heliotrope velvet trimmings. She wore the orthodox bridal veil and orange blossoms. Miss R Conland as bridesmaid wore navy blue serge, cream trimmed. The bride and bridesmaid wore gold brooches, the gift of the bridegroom. The bridal party left by the express for the north on their honeymoon, followed by the good wishes of the many friends present to witness their departure.	Family: Charles John Moore / Agnes Pauling (F414)
15553	Wedding at Masterton A wedding of more than usual interest was celebrated at St Matthew's Church, Masterton, by the Rev A V Grace, at noon to-day, the principals being Mr Walter Charles Perry - eldest son of Mr Walter Perry, of Masterton, and one of the most prominent and popular athletes in the district - and Miss Annie Jane Yates, fourth daughter of the late Mr Henry Yates, of Masterton. The church was packed long before the hour fixed for the ceremoney, and numbers were obliged to content themselves with a glimpse of the wedding party as it entered and left the church. The service was fully choral. Mr W Ford presided at the organ and played the "Wedding March". The bride - who was given away by her brother, Mr Edward yates - looked remarkably well. She was attired in a very handsome cream embossed silk dress, trimmed with broche and silk lace, with the usual wreath, veil and orange blossoms. She also carried a very beautiful bridal shower bouquet. Four bridesmaids were in attendance. The Misses Blanche Perry and Amy Yates, dressed in grey silk trimmed with pink, with cream hats trimmed with pale pink roses and silk lace, each wearing a fine gold brooch set with amethyst, the gift of the bridegroom and the Misses Ida Perry and Mabel Hare, dressed in pale pink cashmere, with white felt hats and cream lace, each wearing gold brooches with initials set in pearls, also the gift of the bridegroom. Among the wedding guests were the bride's mother (Mrs A B Yates) in a handsome black silk, with black bonnet and pink roses; and Mrs Walter Perry in dark green with bonnet of amber and black, and numerous others, related to the bride and bridegroom. The young couple were greeted with showers of rice and flowers on leaving the Church, and amidst the heartfelt good wishes of very many friends, drove off to the residence of the bride's mother, were a large party of guests sat down to the wedding breakfast. Mr and Mrs Charles Perry leave for Wellington by this afternoon's train, and we unite with their many friends in wishing them future happiness and prosperity.	Family: Walter Charles Perry / Annie Jane Yates (F2300)
15554	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I465)
15555	WEIR April 5th, James lawful son to John Weir in Ponfeigh was Baptized.	Weir, James (I7862)
15556	WEIR August 6 Was born Thomas lawful son to John Weir and Isobel Stewart in Ponfeigh and Baptized the Eighth day of that month.	Weir, Thomas (I7865)
15557	WEIR Dec 14 Was born James, Lawful son to John Weir and Isobel Stuart in Ponfeigh and Baptized on the 4th of January	Weir, James (I7863)
15558	WEIR Isobella Lawful Daughter to John Weir, Tenent, Ponfeigh was Baptized.	Weir, Isobella (I7861)
15559	WEIR John Son Lawful to John Weir, Tenent in Ponfeigh was Baptized Sept 30	Weir, John (I7867)
15560	WEIR June 25 Was Born Mary, lawful Daughter to John Weir and Isobel Stewart in Ponfeigh and Baptized the Twenty First day of July.	Weir, Mary (I7864)
15561	WEIR June 6 Was Born Ann Lawful Daughter to John Weir and Isobel Stuart in Ponfeigh and Baptised on the Twelvth day of said Month.	Weir, Anne (I2726)
15562	WEIR March 15, Elizabeth, daughter Lawful to John Weir, Tennent in Ponfeigh was Baptized	Weir, Elizabeth (I7860)
15563	WEIR Margaret Lawful Daughter to John Weir in Ponfeigh was Baptized January 17th	Weir, Margaret (I7866)
15564	WEIR Alexander S, Head, Mar, 28, Grocer, Inverness Inverness WEIR Dolina, Wife, Mar, 30, StrathConan Rossshire CAMPBELL Jessie, Servant, 18, General Servt Domestic, Fannich Rossshire	Weir, Alexander Stewart (I8578)
15565	WEIR Ronald Sydney, PWD, Parnassus, labourer WEIR Kathleen Margaret, PWD, Parnassus, married	Weir, Ronald Sydney (I1448)
15566	Wellington Infantry Regiment No 52923, Sergeant. Served in France and was awarded the Military Medal for his actions at Briastre.	Andrew, William (Bill) (I2117)
15567	West Ridge Military Station, Rawalpindi, India	Falkner, Robert George (I7679)
15568	WHALE Neil Albert - Sharky Formerly of Marton. On Monday June 29th 2015, peacefully at Woodfall Lodge Feilding, aged 76 years. Dearly loved husband of the late Pat. Loved father and father in law of David and Tracey, Garry and Elize, Mark and Donna. Much loved Pa of Lynda, Chloe, Charlotte, Dan and Jack. Loved Great Grandpa of Patrick and Lewis. Loved brother of Ross, Roseanne and Maggie. Friends are invited to attend a service for Neil at St. Stephens Anglican Church, Maunder Street Marton, on Saturday July 4th 2015 at 11am. Cremation to be private.	Whale, Neil Albert (I10376)
15569	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I5372)
15570	When Amy died, she left behind a very young family. Her son William left as executor aged 23, Leonard Edward at 21, Constance at 19 but already married, Frederick 17, Leonard Walter aged 14, Thomas aged 13, and Edward only 9 years old. She states in her will that the house in 5 First Street was hers and registered in her name and also still had a mortgage on it. I think the funds for the house would have come down via the estate of her mother Elizabeth, which was in the hands of Amy's Grandmother Agnes Bell Yates. Who did Edward, Thomas and Leonard Walter go to live with after Amy died ? Family stories have it that after Amy died, due to William her husband having a love of horses, and often not coming home with enough money, dug up the garden in First Street hoping to find any money that the said Amy was suppose to bury on the odd occasion. They found nothing. I suspect she did hide funds, but had to use them on the regular bases in order to feed the family and pay the mortgage. It appears from the records that Amy and William may have been seperated for a time, as we have records of William up in Auckland around 1916, and the Will makes her son William Henry who is only 23 at the time her sole executor.	Yates, Amy (I615)
15571	When Lily the mother of both Tom and Evelyn married Leonard Corlett, the children were accepted as part of his family and adopted the surname of Corlett from then onwards. All School records and other offical records have them recorded as Corlett from this date. Tom did offically change his name to Corlett before he married via a local Solicitor, this was before Deed Poll was available in New Zealand.	Corlett, Lily Eveline (Evelyn) Cain\ (I486)
15572	When Lily, the mother of both Tom and Evelyn married Leonard Corlett, the children were accepted as part of his family and adopted the surname of Corlett from then onwards. All School records and other offical records have them recorded as Corlett from this date. Tom did offically change his name to Corlett before he married via a local Solicitor, this was before Deed Poll was available in New Zealand.	Cain\ Corlett, Thomas Edward (I463)
15573	When research was undertaken many years ago on the Ancestors of William Corlett born c 1825 and Married to Eleanor Cowley, his parents were listed as William Corlett and Jane Cowlle. With the use of new records available for research now, I have discovered that this set of parents and therefore previous generations back, are incorrect. I have used the Census of 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881 and 1891 to assist with establishing the now correct parents of William Corlett. Also further records have become available via the familysearch site to assist with this change as well. Please contact me regarding any of this research if you have queries or want further information provided. Regards Ailsa	Corlett, William (I700)
15574	When research was undertaken many years ago on the Ancestors of William Corlett born c 1825 and Married to Eleanor Cowley, his parents were listed as William Corlett and Jane Cowlle. With the use of new records available for research now, I have discovered that this set of parents and therefore previous generations back, are incorrect. I have used the Census of 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881 and 1891 to assist with establishing the now correct parents of William Corlett. Also further records have become available via the familysearch site to assist with this change as well. Please contact me regarding any of this research if you have queries or want further information provided. Regards Ailsa	Corlett, William (I6151)
15575	Where is Harry in the 1891 Census and what became of him? Two children born to Elizabeth after Ellen Hill was born in 1885. The father of these children is William John Passingham, whom she married in 1894 stating that she was a widow. Did Elizabeth apply the 7 year missing and presumed dead when she married in 1894 or did Harry not die until around that time period. Cannot locate at this stage of Dec 2015 what has happened to Harry after 1885.	Hill, Harry (I786)
15576	which required that she have major heart surgery, consisting of 5 bypasses. This was done in the Dunedin Public Hospital. When she returned to Oamaru she became very ill with pneumonia, and needed to be treated in the Oamaru Hospital. Eventually she was able to return home to continue to get well.	Scott, Margaret June (I2634)
15577	WHITE - EDEN On July 18th 1907 at Primitive Methodist Manse, Ashburton, by the Rev R J Liddell, William Aubrey Mainwaring, second son of Arthur George White, Newington, Merrickville, Sydney, to Letitia Dionysia, second daughter of Nelson Eden, Ashburton.	Family: William Aubrey Manwaring White / Letitia Washington (F2142)
15578	WHITE David H, Head, M, 53, Master Mariner (seas), worker, Elms, Sussex WHITE Charlotte, Wife, M, 49, Hastings, Sussex WHITE Charlotte E, Dau, Single, 23, Service Cashier, Littlehampton, Sussex WOODRUFF Mary, Widow, 80, Woodnesborough, Kent	White, David Henry (I4473)
15579	WHITE David H, Married, 32, AB Seaman, Almr, Sussex	White, David Henry (I4473)
15580	WHITE David Henry of 38 Fort Road, Newhaven, Sussex, died 14 October 1920. Probate Lewes 9 November to Charlotte White, Widow Effects £673 19s 6d	White, David Henry (I4473)
15581	WHITE David Henry, Head, 63, Married, Master Mariner, LB&PC Cly, born Elms Sussex WHITE Charlotte, Wife, 58, Married, 35yrs, 4 children born, 2 living, 2 deceased, born Hastings Sussex WHITE Charlotte Eliza, Daughter, 30, Single, Shop assistant, Bakery, born Littlehampton Sussex WOODRUFF Mary, Widow, 91, Widow, born Sandwich Kent	White, David Henry (I4473)
15582	WHITE David, Mate, married, M, 43, Mate, Elmer Sussex	White, David Henry (I4473)
15583	Whitecroft GOSSLING Barker, H, M, 28, Annunitant, England GOSSLING Nancy R, W, M, 20, Dumfries GOSSLING D Granville, Son, 4, Glasgow GOSSLING Edith A, D, 5, Glasgow CUMMASBURG Daniel, Serv, M, 46, Coachman (Dom. Serv) Ireland PAULING Agnes, Serv, Unm, 25, Book (Dom Serv), Kirkcudbright, KKD McIre Janet, Serv, Unm, 24, Nurse (Dom Serv), Kingrath	Pauling, Agnes (I2731)
15584	WHYTE John, Head, 75, Farmer, Aberdeen WHYTE Jane, Wife, 49 (sic), Pitsligo WHYTE Annie, Farmers Dau, 23, Pitsligo GRANT Lewis, Farm Serv, 14	Whyte, John (I3894)
15585	WHYTE John, Head, M, 44, Farmer 200 acres, employing 5 men and 2 boys, Aberdour, Aberdeenshire, 3 rooms with windows and 4 children at school WHYTE Helen, Wife, M, 33, Tyrie Aberdeen WHYTE Robert, Son, 5, Scholar, Aberdour WHYTE James, Son, 1, Aberdour WHYTE Marjory, Dau, 10, Scholar, Aberdour WHYTE Helen, Dau, 9, Scholar, Aberdour WHYTE Mary, Dau, 7, Scholar, Aberdour WHYTE Ann, Dau, 3, Aberdour	Whyte, John (I3894)
15586	WHYTE John, Head, M, 55, M, Farmer of ...5, employ 1 man Aberdour Aberdeen WHYTE, Jane, F, M, 49, Wife, Pitsligo, Aberdeen RIDDLE George, U, 23, M, Stepson, Joiner, Pitsligo, Aberdeen WHYTE James, 11, M, Son, Scholar, Aberdour Aberdeen WHYTE Ann, 13, Dau, F, Farmers Daur, Aberdour Aberdeen WHYTE Christian, F, Dau, 7, Scholar, Aberdour Aberdeen BIRNIE Jane, F, Step Dau, 8,Scholar, Pitsligo Aberdeen	Whyte, John (I3894)
15587	WHYTE John, Head, M, 65, Farmer, Aberdour WHYTE Jane, Wife, 59, Pitsligo WHYTE Annie, Dau, 23, Aberdour WHYTE Christian, Dau, 18, Teacher in Public School, Aberdour DUNCAN William, Farm Servant, 15	Whyte, John (I3894)
15588	WHYTE John, Head, Mar, 34, Farmer Servant, Aberdour Aberdeenshire WHYTE Helen, Wife, Mar, 24, New Pitsligo Aberdeenshire WHYTE Marjory, Dau, 11mths, Aberdour Aberdeenshire	Whyte, John (I3894)
15589	WHYTE Robert, 50, Farmer, No WHYTE Mary, 40, Yes WHYTE John, 15, Yes WHYTE May, 14, Yes WHYTE Margate, 13, Yes WHYTE Elizabeth, 11, Yes WHYTE Robert, 4, Yes	Whyte, Robert (I4343)
15590	WHYTE Robert, Head, Widower, 67, Farmer 150 acres employing 5 lab, Cromarty, Rossshire WHYTE John, Son, Un, 25, Farmers Son, Aberdour Aberdeen WHYTE Maj, Dau, Un, 24, Farmers Dau, Aberdour Aberdeen WHYTE Margaret, Dau, Un, 22, Farmers Dau, Aberdour WHYTE Elizabeth, Dau, Un, 20, Farmers Dau, Aberdour WHYTE Ann, Dau, Un, 18, Farmers Dau, Aberdour WHYTE Robert, Son, Un, 14, Farmers Son, Aberdour SHERRON James, Serv, Mar, 42, Farm Labouer, Aberdour HEPBURN Joseph, Serv, Mar, 25, Farm Labouer, Tyrie Aberdeen GALL John, Serv, Un, 13, Farm Labourer, Tyrie Aberdeen	Whyte, Robert (I4343)
15591	WHYTE Robert, Head, Widower, 77, Farmer of 200 acres, employing 2 Men and 2 boys, Nigg, Rosshire WHYTE Marjory, Dau, Unm, 33, Farmer Dau, Aberdour Aberdeen WHYTE Margare, Dau, Unm, 32, Farmers Dau, Aberdour Aberdeen WHYTE Ann, Dau, Un, 28, Farmers Dau, Aberdour Aberdeen WHYTE Robert, Son, Un, 23, Farmers Son, Aberdour Aberdeen GORDON Andrew, Serv, Unm, 24, Ploughman, New Ptisligo Williamson John, Serv, Unm, 18, Ploughman, King Edward LINDON James, Serv, Unm,17, Cattle man, New Pitsligo URQUHART William, Serv, Un, 13, Under Cattleman, Strichen	Whyte, Robert (I4343)
15592	Widow Flucker from 1802 Liberton. Gap in records. Checked 1792 & 93 no sign of Flucker. Then Gap until 1802	Flucker, Neil (I3673)
15593	Widow James Ferme - 4s	Flucker, Agnes (I2285)
15594	Widow of John Pauling, Farm Servant, aged 77 years. Parents recorded as John McAdam, Labourer (deceased) and Nicholas McAdam, MS Knitters (deceased) Informant: Nicklas Brontan, Daughter, Gas House ?, Dumfries.	McAdam, Isabella (I631)
15595	WILKINS Annie of 63 Holywell Hill, St Albans Hertfordshire (wife of Arthur Percy Wilkins) died 5 January 1951, Administration London 19 March to the said Arthur Percy Wilkins retired gas company district superintendent. Effects £207 1s 3d	Shepherd, Annie (I7603)
15596	WILKINS Arthur P, Married, 13 Jan 1887, District Supt Gas Co WILKINS Annie, Married, 8 May 1888, Unpaid domestic duties WILKINS Margaret May, Single, 6 May 1914, Duplicating Supervisor (married name: Wormald)	Shepherd, Annie (I7603)
15597	WILKINS Arthur P, Married, 13 Jan 1887, District Supt Gas Co WILKINS Annie, Married, 8 May 1888, Unpaid domestic duties WILKINS Margaret May, Single, 6 May 1914, Duplicating Supervisor (married name: Wormald)	Wilkins, Arthur Percy (I7638)
15598	WILKINS Arthur P, Married, 13 Jan 1887, District Supt Gas Co WILKINS Annie, Married, 8 May 1888, Unpaid domestic duties WILKINS Margaret May, Single, 6 May 1914, Duplicating Supervisor (married name: Wormald)	Wilkins, Margaret May (I9809)
15599	WILKINS Arthur Percy of 63 Holywell Hill, St. Albans, died 10 April 1970. Administration (with Will) Oxford 9 June. £62312	Wilkins, Arthur Percy (I7638)
15600	WILKINS Arthur Percy, Head, 34yrs 5mths, Married, Born Redhill Surrey, Fittings Supt St Albans Gas Co. Two children as dependants aged 7 and 5 WILKINS Annie, Wife, 33yrs 1mths, Married, Born Portsmouth Hampshire, Home Duties WILKINS Margaret May, Dau, 7yrs 1mth, Born St Albans, Hertfordshire, Full Time at School WILKINS Claude Emery, Son, 5yrs 6mths, Born St Albans, Hertfordshire, Full Time at School	Shepherd, Annie (I7603)

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15551

WEDDING
CORLETT - HILL

St Matthew's Church was beautifully decorated with spring bulbs and blossom for the marriage recently of Bessie Rosina, youngest daughter of Mr G Hill (British Merchant Navy) and the late Mrs M Hill, to Thomas Edward, eldest son of Mr and Mrs L Corlett, Masterton. The Rev Wm Tye, Tinui, officiated and Mr Henderson presided at the organ.
The bride, who was escorted by Mr B Waters, a friend, looked charming in a dainty gown of white lace. Her tulle veil, kindly lent by a friend, fell softly from a halo of orange blossom and she carried a shower bouquet of heath, hyacinths, spring bulbs and maiden-hair fern.
The bride was attended by Miss E Corlett, who wore a green taffeta frock trimmed with mauve velvet flowers. Her bouquet consisted of pink camellias and maiden-hair fern, with a matching spray in her hair. The little flower girl, B Corlett, a cousin of the bridegroom, wore a replica of the bridesmaid's frock and carried a basket of pink camellias and maiden-hair fern.
Cpl M Corlett attended the bridegroom.
A reception was held later at Styles Tearooms, the guests being received by Mrs C Donovan (sister of the bride), assisted by Mrs L Coreltt. Mrs Donovan was attired in a smart grey costume, worn with a spray of freesias and maiden-hair fern. Mrs Corlett's ensemble was of ivory with a shoulder spray of maiden-hair fern. The bride's godmother, Mrs W Jakeman, looked smart in a teal blue frock with a shoulder spray of roses, hyacinths and maiden-hair fern.
Later, when Mr and Mrs Corlett left for the the south, the bride travelled in a tailored coat with black accessories.

Family: Thomas Edward Cain\ Corlett / Bessie Rosina (Betty) Hill (F2)

15552

Wedding
MOORE - PAULING
A quiet and very pretty wedding was celebrated on Thursday by the Rev G B Inglis, at the residence of the bride's mother (Mrs W Pauling), the contracting parties being Mr Charles Moore, the well-known and popular constable of Ashburton, and Miss Agnes Pauling, second daughter of the late Mr W Pauling. The bride who was given away by her brother, Mr J H Pauling, looked very pretty in a cream silk dress with heliotrope velvet trimmings. She wore the orthodox bridal veil and orange blossoms. Miss R Conland as bridesmaid wore navy blue serge, cream trimmed. The bride and bridesmaid wore gold brooches, the gift of the bridegroom. The bridal party left by the express for the north on their honeymoon, followed by the good wishes of the many friends present to witness their departure.

Family: Charles John Moore / Agnes Pauling (F414)

15553

Wedding at Masterton

A wedding of more than usual interest was celebrated at St Matthew's Church, Masterton, by the Rev A V Grace, at noon to-day, the principals being Mr Walter Charles Perry - eldest son of Mr Walter Perry, of Masterton, and one of the most prominent and popular athletes in the district - and Miss Annie Jane Yates, fourth daughter of the late Mr Henry Yates, of Masterton. The church was packed long before the hour fixed for the ceremoney, and numbers were obliged to content themselves with a glimpse of the wedding party as it entered and left the church. The service was fully choral. Mr W Ford presided at the organ and played the "Wedding March".
The bride - who was given away by her brother, Mr Edward yates - looked remarkably well. She was attired in a very handsome cream embossed silk dress, trimmed with broche and silk lace, with the usual wreath, veil and orange blossoms. She also carried a very beautiful bridal shower bouquet.
Four bridesmaids were in attendance. The Misses Blanche Perry and Amy Yates, dressed in grey silk trimmed with pink, with cream hats trimmed with pale pink roses and silk lace, each wearing a fine gold brooch set with amethyst, the gift of the bridegroom and the Misses Ida Perry and Mabel Hare, dressed in pale pink cashmere, with white felt hats and cream lace, each wearing gold brooches with initials set in pearls, also the gift of the bridegroom.
Among the wedding guests were the bride's mother (Mrs A B Yates) in a handsome black silk, with black bonnet and pink roses; and Mrs Walter Perry in dark green with bonnet of amber and black, and numerous others, related to the bride and bridegroom.
The young couple were greeted with showers of rice and flowers on leaving the Church, and amidst the heartfelt good wishes of very many friends, drove off to the residence of the bride's mother, were a large party of guests sat down to the wedding breakfast.
Mr and Mrs Charles Perry leave for Wellington by this afternoon's train, and we unite with their many friends in wishing them future happiness and prosperity.

Family: Walter Charles Perry / Annie Jane Yates (F2300)

15554

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

Living (I465)

15555

WEIR
April 5th, James lawful son to John Weir in Ponfeigh was Baptized.

Weir, James (I7862)

15556

WEIR
August 6 Was born Thomas lawful son to John Weir and Isobel Stewart in Ponfeigh and Baptized the Eighth day of that month.

Weir, Thomas (I7865)

15557

WEIR
Dec 14 Was born James, Lawful son to John Weir and Isobel Stuart in Ponfeigh and Baptized on the 4th of January

Weir, James (I7863)

15558

WEIR
Isobella Lawful Daughter to John Weir, Tenent, Ponfeigh was Baptized.

Weir, Isobella (I7861)

15559

WEIR
John Son Lawful to John Weir, Tenent in Ponfeigh was Baptized Sept 30

Weir, John (I7867)

15560

WEIR
June 25 Was Born Mary, lawful Daughter to John Weir and Isobel Stewart in Ponfeigh and Baptized the Twenty First day of July.

Weir, Mary (I7864)

15561

WEIR
June 6 Was Born Ann Lawful Daughter to John Weir and Isobel Stuart in Ponfeigh and Baptised on the Twelvth day of said Month.

Weir, Anne (I2726)

15562

WEIR
March 15, Elizabeth, daughter Lawful to John Weir, Tennent in Ponfeigh was Baptized

Weir, Elizabeth (I7860)

15563

WEIR
Margaret Lawful Daughter to John Weir in Ponfeigh was Baptized January 17th

Weir, Margaret (I7866)

15564

WEIR Alexander S, Head, Mar, 28, Grocer, Inverness Inverness
WEIR Dolina, Wife, Mar, 30, StrathConan Rossshire
CAMPBELL Jessie, Servant, 18, General Servt Domestic, Fannich Rossshire

Weir, Alexander Stewart (I8578)

15565

WEIR Ronald Sydney, PWD, Parnassus, labourer
WEIR Kathleen Margaret, PWD, Parnassus, married

Weir, Ronald Sydney (I1448)

15566

Wellington Infantry Regiment No 52923,
Sergeant.
Served in France and was awarded the Military Medal for his actions at Briastre.

Andrew, William (Bill) (I2117)

15567

West Ridge Military Station, Rawalpindi, India

Falkner, Robert George (I7679)

15568

WHALE Neil Albert - Sharky
Formerly of Marton. On Monday June 29th 2015, peacefully at Woodfall Lodge Feilding, aged 76 years. Dearly loved husband of the late Pat. Loved father and father in law of David and Tracey, Garry and Elize, Mark and Donna. Much loved Pa of Lynda, Chloe, Charlotte, Dan and Jack. Loved Great Grandpa of Patrick and Lewis. Loved brother of Ross, Roseanne and Maggie. Friends are invited to attend a service for Neil at St. Stephens Anglican Church, Maunder Street Marton, on Saturday July 4th 2015 at 11am. Cremation to be private.

Whale, Neil Albert (I10376)

15569

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

Living (I5372)

15570

When Amy died, she left behind a very young family. Her son William left as executor aged 23, Leonard Edward at 21, Constance at 19 but already married, Frederick 17, Leonard Walter aged 14, Thomas aged 13, and Edward only 9 years old.

She states in her will that the house in 5 First Street was hers and registered in her name and also still had a mortgage on it. I think the funds for the house would have come down via the estate of her mother Elizabeth, which was in the hands of Amy's Grandmother Agnes Bell Yates.

Who did Edward, Thomas and Leonard Walter go to live with after Amy died ?

Family stories have it that after Amy died, due to William her husband having a love of horses, and often not coming home with enough money, dug up the garden in First Street hoping to find any money that the said Amy was suppose to bury on the odd occasion. They found nothing.
I suspect she did hide funds, but had to use them on the regular bases in order to feed the family and pay the mortgage.

It appears from the records that Amy and William may have been seperated for a time, as we have records of William up in Auckland around 1916, and the Will makes her son William Henry who is only 23 at the time her sole executor.

Yates, Amy (I615)

15571

When Lily the mother of both Tom and Evelyn married Leonard Corlett, the children were accepted as part of his family and adopted the surname of Corlett from then onwards.
All School records and other offical records have them recorded as Corlett from this date.
Tom did offically change his name to Corlett before he married via a local Solicitor, this was before Deed Poll was available in New Zealand.

Corlett, Lily Eveline (Evelyn) Cain\ (I486)

15572

When Lily, the mother of both Tom and Evelyn married Leonard Corlett, the children were accepted as part of his family and adopted the surname of Corlett from then onwards.
All School records and other offical records have them recorded as Corlett from this date.
Tom did offically change his name to Corlett before he married via a local Solicitor, this was before Deed Poll was available in New Zealand.

Cain\ Corlett, Thomas Edward (I463)

15573

When research was undertaken many years ago on the Ancestors of William Corlett born c 1825 and Married to Eleanor Cowley, his parents were listed as William Corlett and Jane Cowlle.

With the use of new records available for research now, I have discovered that this set of parents and therefore previous generations back, are incorrect.
I have used the Census of 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881 and 1891 to assist with establishing the now correct parents of William Corlett. Also further records have become available via the familysearch site to assist with this change as well.

Please contact me regarding any of this research if you have queries or want further information provided.

Regards Ailsa

Corlett, William (I700)

15574

Corlett, William (I6151)

15575

Where is Harry in the 1891 Census and what became of him?

Two children born to Elizabeth after Ellen Hill was born in 1885.
The father of these children is William John Passingham, whom she married in 1894 stating that she was a widow.
Did Elizabeth apply the 7 year missing and presumed dead when she married in 1894 or did Harry not die until around that time period.
Cannot locate at this stage of Dec 2015 what has happened to Harry after 1885.

Hill, Harry (I786)

15576

which required that she have major heart surgery, consisting of 5 bypasses.
This was done in the Dunedin Public Hospital.
When she returned to Oamaru she became very ill with pneumonia, and needed to be treated in the Oamaru Hospital. Eventually she was able to return home to continue to get well.

Scott, Margaret June (I2634)

15577

WHITE - EDEN
On July 18th 1907 at Primitive Methodist Manse, Ashburton, by the Rev R J Liddell, William Aubrey Mainwaring, second son of Arthur George White, Newington, Merrickville, Sydney, to Letitia Dionysia, second daughter of Nelson Eden, Ashburton.

Family: William Aubrey Manwaring White / Letitia Washington (F2142)

15578

WHITE David H, Head, M, 53, Master Mariner (seas), worker, Elms, Sussex
WHITE Charlotte, Wife, M, 49, Hastings, Sussex
WHITE Charlotte E, Dau, Single, 23, Service Cashier, Littlehampton, Sussex
WOODRUFF Mary, Widow, 80, Woodnesborough, Kent

White, David Henry (I4473)

15579

WHITE David H, Married, 32, AB Seaman, Almr, Sussex

White, David Henry (I4473)

15580

WHITE David Henry
of 38 Fort Road, Newhaven, Sussex, died 14 October 1920.
Probate Lewes 9 November to Charlotte White, Widow
Effects £673 19s 6d

White, David Henry (I4473)

15581

WHITE David Henry, Head, 63, Married, Master Mariner, LB&PC Cly, born Elms Sussex
WHITE Charlotte, Wife, 58, Married, 35yrs, 4 children born, 2 living, 2 deceased, born Hastings Sussex
WHITE Charlotte Eliza, Daughter, 30, Single, Shop assistant, Bakery, born Littlehampton Sussex
WOODRUFF Mary, Widow, 91, Widow, born Sandwich Kent

White, David Henry (I4473)

15582

WHITE David, Mate, married, M, 43, Mate, Elmer Sussex

White, David Henry (I4473)

15583

Whitecroft
GOSSLING Barker, H, M, 28, Annunitant, England
GOSSLING Nancy R, W, M, 20, Dumfries
GOSSLING D Granville, Son, 4, Glasgow
GOSSLING Edith A, D, 5, Glasgow
CUMMASBURG Daniel, Serv, M, 46, Coachman (Dom. Serv) Ireland
PAULING Agnes, Serv, Unm, 25, Book (Dom Serv), Kirkcudbright, KKD
McIre Janet, Serv, Unm, 24, Nurse (Dom Serv), Kingrath

Pauling, Agnes (I2731)

15584

WHYTE John, Head, 75, Farmer, Aberdeen
WHYTE Jane, Wife, 49 (sic), Pitsligo
WHYTE Annie, Farmers Dau, 23, Pitsligo
GRANT Lewis, Farm Serv, 14

Whyte, John (I3894)

15585

WHYTE John, Head, M, 44, Farmer 200 acres, employing 5 men and 2 boys, Aberdour, Aberdeenshire, 3 rooms with windows and 4 children at school
WHYTE Helen, Wife, M, 33, Tyrie Aberdeen
WHYTE Robert, Son, 5, Scholar, Aberdour
WHYTE James, Son, 1, Aberdour
WHYTE Marjory, Dau, 10, Scholar, Aberdour
WHYTE Helen, Dau, 9, Scholar, Aberdour
WHYTE Mary, Dau, 7, Scholar, Aberdour
WHYTE Ann, Dau, 3, Aberdour

Whyte, John (I3894)

15586

WHYTE John, Head, M, 55, M, Farmer of ...5, employ 1 man Aberdour Aberdeen
WHYTE, Jane, F, M, 49, Wife, Pitsligo, Aberdeen
RIDDLE George, U, 23, M, Stepson, Joiner, Pitsligo, Aberdeen
WHYTE James, 11, M, Son, Scholar, Aberdour Aberdeen
WHYTE Ann, 13, Dau, F, Farmers Daur, Aberdour Aberdeen
WHYTE Christian, F, Dau, 7, Scholar, Aberdour Aberdeen
BIRNIE Jane, F, Step Dau, 8,Scholar, Pitsligo Aberdeen

Whyte, John (I3894)

15587

WHYTE John, Head, M, 65, Farmer, Aberdour
WHYTE Jane, Wife, 59, Pitsligo
WHYTE Annie, Dau, 23, Aberdour
WHYTE Christian, Dau, 18, Teacher in Public School, Aberdour
DUNCAN William, Farm Servant, 15

Whyte, John (I3894)

15588

WHYTE John, Head, Mar, 34, Farmer Servant, Aberdour Aberdeenshire
WHYTE Helen, Wife, Mar, 24, New Pitsligo Aberdeenshire
WHYTE Marjory, Dau, 11mths, Aberdour Aberdeenshire

Whyte, John (I3894)

15589

WHYTE Robert, 50, Farmer, No
WHYTE Mary, 40, Yes
WHYTE John, 15, Yes
WHYTE May, 14, Yes
WHYTE Margate, 13, Yes
WHYTE Elizabeth, 11, Yes
WHYTE Robert, 4, Yes

Whyte, Robert (I4343)

15590

WHYTE Robert, Head, Widower, 67, Farmer 150 acres employing 5 lab, Cromarty, Rossshire
WHYTE John, Son, Un, 25, Farmers Son, Aberdour Aberdeen
WHYTE Maj, Dau, Un, 24, Farmers Dau, Aberdour Aberdeen
WHYTE Margaret, Dau, Un, 22, Farmers Dau, Aberdour
WHYTE Elizabeth, Dau, Un, 20, Farmers Dau, Aberdour
WHYTE Ann, Dau, Un, 18, Farmers Dau, Aberdour
WHYTE Robert, Son, Un, 14, Farmers Son, Aberdour
SHERRON James, Serv, Mar, 42, Farm Labouer, Aberdour
HEPBURN Joseph, Serv, Mar, 25, Farm Labouer, Tyrie Aberdeen
GALL John, Serv, Un, 13, Farm Labourer, Tyrie Aberdeen

Whyte, Robert (I4343)

15591

WHYTE Robert, Head, Widower, 77, Farmer of 200 acres, employing 2 Men and 2 boys, Nigg, Rosshire
WHYTE Marjory, Dau, Unm, 33, Farmer Dau, Aberdour Aberdeen
WHYTE Margare, Dau, Unm, 32, Farmers Dau, Aberdour Aberdeen
WHYTE Ann, Dau, Un, 28, Farmers Dau, Aberdour Aberdeen
WHYTE Robert, Son, Un, 23, Farmers Son, Aberdour Aberdeen
GORDON Andrew, Serv, Unm, 24, Ploughman, New Ptisligo
Williamson John, Serv, Unm, 18, Ploughman, King Edward
LINDON James, Serv, Unm,17, Cattle man, New Pitsligo
URQUHART William, Serv, Un, 13, Under Cattleman, Strichen

Whyte, Robert (I4343)

15592

Widow Flucker from 1802 Liberton. Gap in records. Checked 1792 & 93 no sign of Flucker. Then Gap until 1802

Flucker, Neil (I3673)

15593

Widow James Ferme - 4s

Flucker, Agnes (I2285)

15594

Widow of John Pauling, Farm Servant, aged 77 years.
Parents recorded as John McAdam, Labourer (deceased) and Nicholas McAdam, MS Knitters (deceased)
Informant: Nicklas Brontan, Daughter, Gas House ?, Dumfries.

McAdam, Isabella (I631)

15595

WILKINS Annie
of 63 Holywell Hill, St Albans Hertfordshire
(wife of Arthur Percy Wilkins) died 5 January 1951,
Administration London 19 March to the said Arthur Percy Wilkins retired gas company district superintendent.
Effects £207 1s 3d

Shepherd, Annie (I7603)

15596

WILKINS Arthur P, Married, 13 Jan 1887, District Supt Gas Co
WILKINS Annie, Married, 8 May 1888, Unpaid domestic duties
WILKINS Margaret May, Single, 6 May 1914, Duplicating Supervisor
(married name: Wormald)

Shepherd, Annie (I7603)

15597

Wilkins, Arthur Percy (I7638)

15598

Wilkins, Margaret May (I9809)

15599

WILKINS Arthur Percy
of 63 Holywell Hill, St. Albans, died 10 April 1970. Administration (with Will) Oxford 9 June.
£62312

Wilkins, Arthur Percy (I7638)

15600

WILKINS Arthur Percy, Head, 34yrs 5mths, Married, Born Redhill Surrey, Fittings Supt St Albans Gas Co. Two children as dependants aged 7 and 5
WILKINS Annie, Wife, 33yrs 1mths, Married, Born Portsmouth Hampshire, Home Duties
WILKINS Margaret May, Dau, 7yrs 1mth, Born St Albans, Hertfordshire, Full Time at School
WILKINS Claude Emery, Son, 5yrs 6mths, Born St Albans, Hertfordshire, Full Time at School

Shepherd, Annie (I7603)

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