THE FAMILY OF THOMAS WHITSON AND AGNES HOGG, Married 1755 at Prestonkirk, Scotland

3475 11  6--`Bob' Robert Whitson TELFORD (30.10.1940 St. George,Queensland
-27 June 1999, Goondiwindi)
Ran the family family with his father. Grew wheat, wool, cattle. Moved to
Goondiwindi in December 1987 when the family property was sold.  Worked as a 
wool classer in the Goondiwindi district. Grew wheat, wool, cattle. They lived 
at the family station,
* Ulupna, Goondiwindi, Queensland 4390. 

m 28.12.1963 at Toowoomba, Queensland to Gloria Mary HARPUR (b. 3.9.1940
Brisbane, Queensland).  Only child of Noman Matthew HARPUR (b. 8.5.1907
Tamworth, New South Wales d. 4.6.1964 Toowoomba, Queensland) and Bertha
HAMILL (b. 29.10.1898 Upper Pilton, Toowoomba, Queensland d. 21.10.1987
Toowoomba, Queensland) 3 children.

3475 111  7--Rhonda Maree TELFORD (13.1.1966 Toowoomba, Queensland) Secondary
school Teacher.

m 24 June 1989 in Goondiwindi, Queensland to  Thomas George William NORTH 
(b. 6.10.1963 Melbourne, Victoria) Farmer/truck driver/woolclasser.  Only son
of Thomas William NORTH (b. 26.8.1914 Cohuna, Victoria  d. 15.4.1997 Cohuna,
Victora) and Coral Ruth MEYER (27.6.1928 Port Vincent, South Australia  d.
19.11.1989  Cohuna, Victoria). 

*1997-2005: 43 Callandoon St, Goondiwindi, Queensland 4390 - but are to move.
*2005 -email  trnorth"att"qldnet.com.au 2005; PO Box 882, GOONDIWINDI Qld 4390. 
 3 children,

3475 1111   8--Matthew Robert NORTH (b. 26.10.1996 Goondiwindi, Queensland)
3475 1112   8--Logan Thomas NORTH (b. 13.01.1999 Goondiwndi, Queensland)
3475 1113   8--Rachel Ruth NORTH (b.03.08.2000 Goondiwindi, Queensland)

3475 112  7--Anthony Robert Whitson TELFORD (aka Tony) (8.3.1967 Toowoomba,
Queensland).  Civil Engineer. Worked as shire engineer at McKinlay
Shire, Julia Creek, Northern Queensland, then moved to the Bundaberg office of 
Cardno and Davies. A posting to Port Hedland, Western Australia followed and 
then to the Maroochydore office in Queensland. .
 
m. 15,2,1997 to Karen Gai IRWIN (b. 9.11.1970 Tamworth, New South Wales).
Daughter of Ian William IRWIN and Narelle Edith ZELL of Tamworth.  Karen is
an audiologist. 4 children:

3475 1121  8--Hannah Grace TELFORD (b. 26 April 1998, Mt Isa, Queensland)
3475 1122  8--Lauren Rebekah TELFORD (b. 24 March 2000, Bundaberg, Queensland)
3475 1123  8--Samuel Whitson TELFORD (b. 14 June 2002, Port Hedland, Western 
 Australia)
3475 1124  8--James Anthony TELFORD (b. 3 March 2004, Buderim, Queensland)

3475 113  7--Kylie Louise TELFORD (23.2.1970  Toowoomba, Queensland).
Primary school teacher / receptionist.

m. 4.1.1991 at Goondiwindi to Michael John TREHY (b. 19.9.1969  Sydney, New
South Wales).  Michael is an accountant.  Second son of John Thomas TREHY
(b. 4.6.1931 Limerick, Ireland) and Barbara Ann BUCKLEY (b. 13.4.1944 Young,
New South Wales).) Kylie and Michael are divorced. 2 children, 1stly
 
3475 1131 8--Thomas Jacob TREHY (b. 25.2.1997 Armidale, New South Wales)
3475 1132 8--Molly Mae TREHY (b. 27 Jan 1999, Armidale, New South  Wales)

3475 12  6--Kenneth Whitson TELFORD (b. 21.9.1946 Goondiwindi, Queensland)
Was branch manager for `Primaries McTaggarts', Dirranbundi, Queensland.
Worked as a wool classer, then with the Primac Wool firm.  In 1995 joined
Ray White Toowoomba selling rural real estate.
 
m 17.4.1970 at Goondiwindi to Gillian Rae ST CLAIR (10.12.1946 Mosman, New
South Wales)  Daughter of John Wilton Douglas ST CLAIR and Judith Rae GREEN.
 
 2 children, firstly
 
3475 121  7--Douglas Whitson TELFORD (b. 18.7.1971 Goondiwindi, Queensland).
Manual Arts teacher. 

m. 11 April 1998 Toowoomba, Queensland to Debra Ellen WEBSTER (b. 18 April 1971
 Toowoomba, Queensland) Daughter of Malcolm James Earnest WEBSTER and Joan 
Margaret THOMSON. 2 children

3475 1211  8--Hayden Douglas TELFORD (b. 22 Sept 2001 in Cairns, Queensland)
3475 1212  8--Max Douglas TELFORD (b. 20 December 2002 in Cairns, Queensland) 

3475 122  7--Alison Rae TELFORD (b. 7.11.1973 Goondiwindi, Queensland)
Teacher of Languages Other Than English (major - Japanese).

m. 17 April 2001 Brisbane, Queensland to Jason LAW (b. 7 Sept 1968 in Sydney, 
New South Wales) Son of Ian Robert LAW and Lena Montha SENG. 2 children

3475 1221 8--  Mackenzie Rae LAW (b. 11 Feb 2002 in Hervey Bay, Queensland)
3475 1222 8--  Archer Troy LAW (b. 1 Jan 2005 in Nambour, Queensland)

3475 13  6--Arthur Rodney TELFORD (aka Rod) (b. 17.5.1948 Surat,Queensland)
Worked as a wool classer around Blackall and Goondiwindi, then lectured in
Sheep and Wool at Longreach Pastoral College, Ithaca TAFE in Brisbane and
Warwick TAFE.  1991 - 1993 worked on Apprenticeship Board, Brisbane.  Now
retired.
 
m on 10.8.1966 at Blackball, Queensland to Gloria Isobel BENSON. (b.
29.1.1949 Blackall, Queensland)  Daughter of Reginald Oscar GRAHAM and Alice
May BENSON. 4 children, firstly

3475 131  7-- Michael John TELFORD (b. 28.2.1967 Blackall, Queensland)
 
m. 4.11.1990 at Brisbane to Debra COLLINS
 
3475 132  7--Cassandra Maree TELFORD (b.13.1.1969 Blackall, Queensland)
Hairdresser.
 
m 3 October 1998 at Blackall, Queensland to Julian FRENEY-MILLS. 1 child

3475 1321 8--Alice Isobel FRENEY-MILLS (b. 15 Mar 2004 in Melbourne, Victoria)

3475 133  7--Sharon Margaret TELFORD (b. 31.10.1970 Goondiwindi, Queensland)
Hairdresser.

m. at Brisbane, Queensland 28.9.1996 to John Wayne CLARK. 2 children

3475 1331  8- Darcy John CLARK (b. 19 Jan 2000 in Brisbane, Queensland)
3475 1332  8--Archie Graham CLARK (b. 18 Mar 2004 in Brisbane, Queensland) 

 
3475 134  7--Sean Rodney TELFORD (b. 31.8.1974 Longreach, Queensland) 1 child
3475 1341  8--Jacob Rodney TELFORD (b. 9 Feb 2004 in Brisbane, Queensland)
 
3475 2  5-- Charles Rutherford TELFORD (aka George)(b. 11.6.1910 Melbourne,
Victoria- d 22 May 2000 Tara, Queensland. Buried Moonie Cemetery, Queensland)
Was a grazier at "Warrowa", Moonie and an early pioneer of the district.
*1998: Warrowa Station, Moonie (was M-S 893), Dalby, Queensland 4406.

 
m 15.11.1946 at Brisbane to Mary WARBURTON (b. 1913 in Penshurst, Victoria  
d. 26 Feb 19721973 Brisbane, Queensland) Daughter of Thomas Allan WARBURTON 
and Lucy Maud PEARSON. Ashes spread on "Warrowa", Moonie. No issue.

3476  4--`Kitty' Catherine TELFORD (c1879 Melbourne?- 1895? Melbourne?) Died
of consumption.

348  3--Jessie WHITSON bp 13 OCT 1842 South Leith, Midlothian, Scotland ex
C195047 1829-1844. d 3.12.1907. Twin with Mary 347. 
  1851 with parents.  1857 to NZ with parents.
Living at her father's house, Hobson Bridge on 26.11.1868, in Symonds St., 
1894-1903. Single. Her will excluded sympathisers with the Prohibition Party.
Wise's PO Directory 1892-1907: Symonds St, Auckland.
The NOTES under 32 give her as 6th daughter of her parents!

 
FS: bp 22.8.1844 South Leith, Midlothian C195046.
  1851 with parents.  1857 to NZ with parents.
The Auckland Electoral Roll for 1874-75 lists him at Selwyn Terrace, Parnell,
25 years old (!) having 1. freehold Albert Brewery, Queen St, 
2. household Waterloo Quadrant (dwelling), 3. leasehold Royal George Hotel, 
Newmarket [kept in 1880's by BC Roberts who had a daughter Lulu), 
4. leasehold Edinburgh Castle Hotel, Symonds St. 

The following notice appeared in 1875 in the newspaper: "Thursday Dec 2 1875.
By order of the Auckland Improvement Commissioners. Grant & Morton have been
favoured with instructions to lease by public auction at their Mart on the
above date at 12 o'clock noon, 99 years leases of magnificent residence sites,
Albert Barrack Reserve. (Descriptions of Sections 1 to 6). The Auctioneers 
would call special attention to this sale which affords the only opportunity
to commercial men of securing sites for villa residences within 5 minutes walk 
of their places of business. All the streets have been thoroughly well formed,
metalled, chanelled, sewered, and lit with gas. ... unsurpassed and 
uninterrupted view of the harbour, North Shore, Hauraki Gulf, Domain, Mt Eden,
 ..."  He and his brother-in-law George JOHNSTONE bought adjacent sites.
(For a photo of the Albert Barracks in the 1860's see the reference 
under 3493 4 below.)
In 1877 he had built his home at 27 Princes St. 
next to that of his sister 222 Elizabeth and her husband George JOHNSTONE
in 1877, and later owned by Auckland University. (Their Music Dept ?) 

Sketches of it on placemats were available about 1978 as "25 Princes St".
Their stables at the rear were converted about 1978 to 2 storey apartments.
The NZ Herald 14.8.1878? F article "Alternative Arts' Case Advocated": `The old
stables in Princes St should become a venue for alternative arts groups because
Auckland has not facilities for experimental artists, the director of the A
City Art Gallery, Dr Rodney Wilson, said yesterday .. at a meeting of the art
gallery board of management..." In a letter to the editor headed "Stables 
Future" he advocates the gallery getting control of them rather than the 
Civic Trust. The Auckland Star or NZ Herald Nov 1980 in its
article "Unique Stairway" states "There are no doubt still a few graceful and 
inviting staircases in many private homes. But one of the finest, at 
25A Princes St, was demolished only last year." 

Wise's Post Office Directory for 1878 lists him in Princes St.

I have a copy of his copperplate will of 19.7.1880: 1) .. to my wife Fanny all 
the household furniture plate linen china glass books .. also 50P .. 
2) to each of my daughters who shall attain the age of 21 or marry under that 
age 1000P 3) .. my dwelling house on allotments 7 & 18 of subsection 1 of 
section 13 .. on trust to permit my said wife so long as she shall continue my 
widow to occupy the same .. 5) .. all the real estate .. and the residue of the
personal estate .. to John MACOBRAY & WC WALKER .. upon trust .. 6) .. an
annuity of 400 P to my said wife until my youngest child shall attain the age 
of 21 .. 7) (then) 200P for her life .. 9) (and) for .. my sons .. in equal 
shares .. 12) I authorise & empress my trustees to continue the business of a 
brewer carried on by me (up to at most when) my youngest son (is) 21 ..
witnessed by RICHMOND solicitor & WR BLOOMFIELD clerk.

The Weekly News 15.1.1881 p13: A feeling of sincere regret was experienced
in the city on Sat. forenoon when it became known that Mr Thomas WHITSON had
died at his residence Princes St that morning. Mr WHITSON was a son of Mr
Robert WHITSON and a member of the well known brewing firm of WHITSON & Sons.
He was well known & respected in his business relations & by a large circle
of personal friends. About 4 months ago the deceased gentleman showed signs
of failing health & instructed by his medical advisor to try a change of air,
he proceeded to San Francisco where he remained about a month. During his 
residence in that city he consulted several leading medical gentlemen & then
returned home. It was at first thought that his health was improved, but .. 
he gradually declined in strength & during the last fortnight has been
confined to bed. Deceased was formerly an active member of the Licensed
Victuallers Assn & that society attended his funeral at 3 o'clock on Monday in 
a body. He was 35 years of age at the time of his death & leaves a wife & 4
children (2 sons & 2 daughters) to mourn the death of a kind indulgent husband
& father. The immediate cause of death was lung & throat disease.
Buried with Robert (22), John (221), Louisa (226), .. in the Symonds Street
Cemetery.

The Auckland Electoral Roll for 1881 at http://
0-www.aucklandcity.govt.nz.www.elgar.govt.nz/dbtw-wpd/electoral/electoral.html 
give for WHITSON  Thomas: Property Type freehold, Electorate 	Manukau
Residence 	Auckland, Occupation 	brewer
Notes 	Manukau Hotel and Buildings; October 1881

John MANSON 3494 11 has his silver Queen's Military Medal. "Thomas WHITSON
had been in the Auckland Militia at the right time, and some other website
confirmed that [he] had been given the medal.  So I assume
that it was passed to Robert WHITSON, and eventually down to me.
 He found this info from 2 sites, 1 being
 freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/MedalRollAN-Z.htm 
but this does not work for me.
However
 http://shadowgwen.freeyellow.com/nzwarsf.html lists volunteers & militia men 
in the NZ WARS 1860-1870 who received the New Zealand Medal having been either 
under fire or attached to Her Majesty's Imperial Forces during the War, 
including WHITSON Thomas Private Auckland Volunteers.
(The only WITHERS there is WITHERS Thos.  Sub Inspector  Armed Constabulary.)

m 11pm, 26.11.1868 at Hobson Bridge,Newmarket,Auckland to `Fanny' (Frances) 
DEACON (24.10.1838,Portsmouth-21.7.1910 Auckland). She arrived Auckland 
9.2.1867 on the ENGLAND under Capt FOX, a trip of 112 days (from which port?) 
having left on 20.10.1866. An 1866 diary by NT MAUNDER of the trip is held by
A Turnbull Library, Wellington Micro MS367. This was one of 6 trips to NZ
the ENGLAND made under charter to Shaw Savill Co. the most famous being 1871-2
to Wellington, half sick amid gales & iceburgs in the S Ocean: 16 passengers
died & passengers were quarantined on Somes Island, 2 with smallpox; a 
Commission of Inquiry was held re the ship's doctor. This ship had previously 
belonged to the E India Co. & carried convicts to Oz.

[ex www.aucklandlibrary.co.nz to Genealogy to shipping to Ak Passenger arrivals
-1886.]
St Andrew's Presbyterian Church C1' record (Book 4 No 22): Thomas WHITSON,
(brewer) married Fannie DEACON 26.11.1868 at dwelling house of Mr Robert 
WHITSON,Hobson Bridge, Newmarket. Married by David BRUCE; witnessed by R Jordan
MACDONALD, accountant, Auckland & Jessie WHITSON, Hobson Bridge, Auckland.
The wedding was recorded in the Auckland Weekly News p8.
(Hobson Bridge was near Davis Crescent in Newmarket - John MANSON.)

  
She also has the large bible given to them as a wedding present 
 "Presented to Thomas WHITSON Esq as a marriage present from his affectionate
 friend & well wisher - Auckland 7.11.1868 John Stevenson CURRIE":
 "The Holy Bible according to the authorised version with the marginal readings
 & similar rep's printed at length \ and the \ Commentaries of Henry & Scott \
 condolence? by the Rev John M Farline, LL D London\ & a \ Compact
 bibliographical Dictionary by the Rev John Edie DD LLD with a scripture  Ftbs?
 & a set? of Illustrations of [for?] the \Lover of the Bible \
 in Chromo-lithography from photo's taken expressly for this work.
 [ one follows labelled Jerusalem from Scopus] Glasgow,\ William Collins, Queen
 Printer?". Next? page: "The Pictorial Family Bible ... MDCCCLXIV [1864] ..."
 There is no Apocrypha. In the centre between Testaments there is a "Family
 Register" with entries on b,d,m to 1941.

NZ Wise's Post Office Directory for 1883/84 lists her in Princes St.,
then from 1885 to 1888 at The Dene, Onehunga (Whitsondene?),
then from 1890 to 1905 at Manukau Road, Newmarket or Parnell.

The Electoral Roll for 1896 lists her residing in Manukau Rd with her 
daughters Dora & Lisa. She wrote "Mrs James WHITSON (224w) was Governess in
my family for many years. I considered her quite capable for all the branches 
she undertook - Mrs Thomas WHITSON, `Aoora', Parnell." Now in the possession of
Jim WRIGHT (2241 4)? Her death certificate records that she died at Cowie Rd,
Parnell in 1910 aged 67 of Morbus Jordis of 7 years, & pneumonia (lobar) of
24 hours; medical attendant Wm KINDAR, 43 years in NZ (so she arrived 1866-67),
married aged 26, ages of issue living: M 36 33, F 39 37 29.
Dora (3492) and Lisa (3493) inherited a house of Fanny's in Tottenham Court
Road, London according to sp-34935.

She is the only WHITSON buried at Purewa Cemetery.
She was buried in July 1910 (Section 51, Block E issued to M WHITSON).
  www.purewa.co.nz gives: WHITSON Fanny Age 67, Date of Death 	 21 Jul 1910
Serial No 4374, Date of Service 22 Jul 1910
Funeral Director Winks & Hall, Chanary Street, City
Location 	 Block E 51 Plot 078, Purewa Cemetery.

 Will 23.11.1908 proved 12.8.1910: she
held shares in 9 & 10 Tottenham Court Rd, London. Her drs Dora MURRAY &
Elizabeth WITHERS were her executrices. The will was sent me by our
cousin Jean HENNAH Jeanhennah"att"aol.com 2002: she is 64271 11 on our DEACON tree
above. 6 children, firstly

3491  4--Robert WHITSON (9.9.1869-18.1.1870)

3492  4--Dora (Isobel) WHITSON (3.1.1871 Auckland) Living in Manukau Road in
1902. She used the serving spoons of the WHITSON silver for gardening! She also
inherited Jesse WHITSON's 5 piece silver hairbrush/mirror/clothes-brush set,
a rimu chest of drawers and a walnut writing desk brought out by Robert from
UK - all now owned by her son Gordon.

m 8.3.1905 at Auckland to Frederick (Steel Miller) MURRAY (20.8.1874-5.8.1952).
He was a front-row forward/hooker for the NZ Reps (later called the All Blacks)
touring Australia in 1893 and 1897. In 1905 he was selected for the All Blacks
and was nicknamed "Butcher". (His nephew Jack MURRAY -a dentist and graduate of
Otago- was picked for the 1938 All Blacks but due to an injury was unable to 
play. Jack's son is Phillip MURRAY phillip"att"snookums.co.nz 3.8.2007.)
  He was a chemist in Parnell, and was invited to stand for Parliament. 
Earlier he opened the first chemist shop in Rotorua where he pulled teeth
and mended broken arms. (His father John Mitchell MURRAY (1838-1910) was MP for
Matakana: the Maori put a boom across the bay to stop his entry; 
he was headmaster c1860 at Hamilton East which he opened; they
used to hide when Hone Heke walked thru their property at Matakana; the local
Maori wanted to kidnap him as a boy for his fair hair.) (His father's father
jumped ship from UK and bought a schooner he used to trade between Russell and
Australia.)
They lived at Cowie Ave., Parnell, Auckland near the Institute for the Blind. 
They owned a bach at Rocky Bay, Waiheke. Lisa WITHERS nee WHITSON and her 
5 sons often used to holiday there with the MURRAYs: that is how Wyn WITHERS
met his wife who was staying there with her friend Rosie SIMICH. Harry WITHERS
brought Governor-General HARDY-BOYS there. GOLDIE the painter was 
a family friend and his sons used to holiday there also. Gordon's photo-albums
have many photos of the WITHERS family, and members of these other families 
there. 1 child,

3492 1  5--Gordon Frederick MURRAY (27.6.1908 Auckland-9.4.2000 Auckland) 
Attended
Parnell School then Auckland Grammar and New Plymouth Boys High. Played cricket
and football. In the 1918 flu epidemic he was sent to Jack FRANCIS's at Te 
Kuiti and given a rifle to killthe rabbits. He was stock & Station Manager for 
Dalgety's. He adored [3493] Lisa WITHERS nee WHITSON (Aunt Peggy) who treated 
him as a 6th son.

m 28.10.1937 to Rosa (Lockwood) HOOD (7.11.1914 Toowoomba, Queensland). 
She inherited half of the 3000 acre farm at Darling Downs out of Toowoomba,
now owned by her brother and his son. Her father had shoes made for his 
sheepdogs to keep the bindy-eyes (a prickle) out.
* 200 Parker Road, Oratia, Titirangi, Auckland. Phone 09 818 3888. 
2 children, firstly

3492 11  6--Scott (Lockwood) MURRAY (15.1.1941 Auckland) Metals Trader.

m 20.12.1967 at Auckland to Margaret (Mary) SHANKS (6.12.1935).
* 46 Parr Terrace, Castor Bay, Auckland. Phone 09 410 7237. 2 children, firstly
 lockdrum"att"extra.co.nz 2007 bounced 2008

3492 111  7--Hamish Andrew Drummond MURRAY (20.5.1971 Auckland) 
 Westlake Boys High School.  IT Consultant. 

3492 112  7--Georgina Lockwood MURRAY (27.10.1973 Auckland) Midwife. 

3492 12  6--Renton (Filmer) MURRAY (23.8.1944 Auckland) Potter.
His pots and fountains sell throughout NZ. His home includes chimney tops
he brought back from demolition work in London.

m 4.7.1975 at Auckland to `Rosie' Rosemary Margaret EWEN (31.3.1947)
*2001: 202 Parker Road, RD Oratia, Auckland. Phone 09 818 8483. 2 children.
 email renton.m"att"ihug.co.nz  bounced 2008

3492 121  7--William Reuben MURRAY (8.3.1977)
3492 122  7--Grizelda Roslyn MURRAY (2.8.1981 St Helen's, Mt Albert) She is a
 qualified nanny.
* 1999: 23A Kensington St, Te Aro, Wellington.

3493 4--`Lisa' `Peggy' (Elizabeth) WHITSON (27.8.1872 Auckland -1936 Auckland)
"A Fairy Tale" was written for her 1883, probably by Rev. R McKINNEY,
vicar at Mahurangi: 
Once upon a time there was an old old man & an old old woman - & they lived 
in a country very very far away east of the sun & south of the earth. And 
they were very poor as perhaps has to be expected - for the old man made
his living by standing up in a great box periodically & telling people their
faults. Now as the people paid him for this, or rather paid him for pretending
to tell them their faults, it did not on the whole fare very well with him.
He sometimes poor silly old man -.. - told them these faults too plainly
-especially when he thought they were hypocrrites - & the result of it all
was that he was poor.
One day .. he told his wife `I had better go up to the big city & buy clothes
& meal & other things for ourselves & the children.' And the old woman said
`Do go for the meal is all done & the children's clothes are getting 
threadbare & ragged.'
Now there was in the country in which these old people lived - which was 
called the .. of Antipodes - a great big city called the Land of Auck,
& to this city the old man went. And he journeyed to it over the sea, & he 
travelled in a great big ship, which was driven forward by a friendly
monster, which as it drove the ship, hissed & roared & snarled & belched forth 
from its burning lungs huge volumes of thick black smoke. And the souls of the
people travelling were terrified, & some of them sickened nigh unto death,
went to the .. of the great ship & brought up from their innermost parts
the food that they had partaken of, & cast it forth into the yawning deep.
But the old man was not sick.
At last however the ship arived at the Land of Auck, & the old man went ashore,
& he wondered at the great big houses he saw there & at the multitude of people
he saw walking as it appeared to him idly about. For in the country he came 
from nobody walked about.
In the mi.. all were busy the live long day, some in ploughing up the land,
some in felling the old forest, some in burning & uprooting the stumps of
the old trees which had grown on the land for centuries. And the old man
envied the lives of the people of the Land of Auck, whose lives, so it seemed
to him, were free from care; yet he wondered how they lived.
The old man however, went to the town, & as he walked through it he saw many
old friends, several of whom instead of greeting him as they used to stared
strangely at him. And he wondered what this could mean, & he at first fancied
that it was because he was poor; but at last he remembered the true reason.
It was because his beard had grown long & grizzly that the poeple knew him not.
At length the old man came to a street called the street of the Princes & it
was filled with grand palaces as befitted its name. And the old man went up to
one of the most beautiful of these palaces, & he rang a bell, & a young maiden,
all wreathed in smiles & beautiful to look upon opened the door to him, &
ushered him into the presence of the charming princess, who owned the palace.
And the princess welcomed him as heartily as though he were the richest man
that ever was in all the world, & the little children of the princess ..
upon him   ..  him, & said how glad they were to see him, & asked him why
he had not brought with him some of his children. And the poor old man after 
all his travels & the perils of the deep, felt at home & happy.
So he lived in the grand palace for many days, & was feasted on the best,
& he went out into the markets, & the great shops, & he bought the clothes
for his wife & his children, & he laid in a large store of meal & other things 
to keep his children from want when the cold winter came. And he spent all his
money & more; for some of the things he bought in the grand shops he bought
on tick, & he had no money left to buy trinkets for his poor old wife & his
dear little children. And he was sorry for this, for they lovved the trinkets
well.
And he went to bed sad & sorrowful & he .. there are now no fairies & no
wishing caps. And it was the beautiful ..  of his stay in the Land of Auck.
But in the night he fancied he heard the pattering of little feet, & he dreamed
that perhaps the days of the fairies had come back again. And in the morning
he awoke & found that what he dreamt was no dream. The fairies had been there,
& their little feet had pattered, & their little hands had come, laden with
the choicest gifts. The room of the palace in which the old man slept was
strewed with them. There were silken scarfs for his old wife & for his little
children all sorts of the most valued & charming presents. And the old man
rose up, & gazed at them, & his heart was glad. And he left the palace that
was in the street of the Princes, & he bade farewell to the Princess herself,
& her little children, & he returned home, & as soon as he arrived he opened
out his fairy treasures. And his old wife & his little children thought they
never saw anything so beautiful, & they blessed the fairies & they rejoiced
greatly. And there was joy from that day to this in the house of the old man,
& it was remarked that when he sood up to speak to the people, in his big lap
the hard lines of his old face were loosened, since he spoke softer things
than he had been wont to speak for many a day afterwards.
       ------------------------------------------
This fairytale is mentioned along with "beer baron" Thomas WHITSON on p143,144
of "The past today - historic places in NZ" , ed John Wilson, NZ Historic
Places Trust, Pacific Publishers, 1987. Page 141 has a photo of the soldiers 
at the Albert Barracks in the 1860s.

"The little mater". In the Great Depression, Lisa gave her wedding ring
to her son John to sell for food. Their home was always full of
visitors. The 5 boys strolling into St Mary's Cathedral on Sundays behind their
mother must have created quite an impression.
In 1935 she lived at 21 Takutai St, Parnell, Auckland.

m 5.12.1900 at Hobson Bridge, (Newmarket), Auckland to Edward (Stroude) WITHERS
 (11.11.1871, Bath,England-1922 Auckland) 
Death certificate: Edward Stroude WITHERS deeds searcher died 29.11.1922 
at Queen St,Auckland from 5 Takutai St,Parnell of myocardial degeneration c3 
months & heart failure 2 hours, seen same day by medical attendant RJ INGLIS;
son of Edward WITHERS flourmiller and Agnes Mary nee NEWTON; buried 30.11.1922
at Purewa by P JAMES Anglican; born in Bath,England; 38 years in NZ; married 
in Auckland aged 29 to Elizabeth nee WHITSON now 50; leaves
issue M aged 21 18 16 12 8; JN WINKS? undertaker Auckland.
Attended school for young gentlemen in Bath. He came to NZ with his parents
& 5 sibs in 1884 on the ship "the RUAPEHU".
Deed searcher and lawyer. Frequently visited
the Maori Land Court in Thames, receiving greenstone, clubs, spears
and sacks of kumara as payment. Spoke Maori fluently. Knew Princess Te
Puea. A good artist. Had a token collection. Lived with his family at
5 Takutai St, Parnell, Auckland.  (1902-12 Domain Drive, Parnell; 1917
44 Gladstone Rd, Parnell.) Office at 154 Queen St. 1917-22. 1922 at 2
(21?)  Takutai St, Parnell. Marriage in Weekly News Supplement
14.12.1900 p9. See wedding photo. 

 

3494  4--Robert WHITSON (3.5.1874 Auckland-1946) 
  1891 15 P?enham Rd, Blackheath, Lee, London with his mother's brother:
William L DEACON Head M 44 1847 Portsmouth, Hants Govnt Clerk Somerset House
Jane E DEACON    Wife M 40 1851 Lee, Kent
Edith J DEACON   Daur S 17 1874 Lee, Kent                          (10)5271
Henry B DEACON 	  Son    5 1886 Lee, Kent                          (10)5273
Robert WHITSON   Neph S 16 1875 Auckland, New Zealand
  Articled pupil to engineer                    (10)5225 = 3494 of whitson.html
Kate HOWARD     Servt 29


The Electoral Roll for 1896 lists him as an engineer in Parnell.
Wise's Post Office Directory gives: 1900 an engineer at Manukau Road;
1902 at One Tree Hill; 1903-7 (Ryan & Co. Ltd) Manukau Rd;
1908 engineer residence Gladstone Rd Parnell;
1912 WHITSON & Co., Robt., engineers and machinery merchants,286 Cumberland St,
Dunedin; 1917 consulting engineer, 14 Oban St, Roslyn,Dunedin; 
1922 manager Riley & Co., 6 Lmstr Rd,Fendalton,Christchurch;
1923 Christchurch; 1924 Wellington; 1927,1935,1940 as engineer at 13 Norana Av,
Remuera,Auckland.
He joined St. Andrews Masonic Lodge, 5.9.1904. Manager at Christchurch in 1922,
when he bought a property at Waitoa Rd, Wellington with a mortage from
his brother 3495 & his wife; (Wellington Land Registry record).
According to 34935 he & his brother Harry formed an engineering company that
was destroyed by fire without insurance; in 1921-25 he lived in St Stephen's
Avenue, opposite Parnell Road (on upper R corner of the street below Takutai 
St); he and his daughter Doris moved to Christchurch then back to Auckland 
where he managed A & T Burt Ltd.
Lands Registry volume 41 (Wills-Woolven): 1922 T148571 Pt L10 DP 1621
 Wellington 242/175.

m 4.2.1901 at St. Mary's cathedral,Auckland to  
"May" Margaret Mary LEECE (d1947),
the daughter of Mrs John W. LEECE (newspaper cutting of the wedding). Her 
family is from Liverpool & near Ribchester in Lancashire. 1 child.

May & Robert were witnesses to the wedding of Maud LEECE to William Harold 
BRIGHT RAWSON at St Mary's Cathedral on 7.7.1902 -Lesley.
After Robert died May lived with Doris & Jack in Meadowbank, Auckland.

 

3494 1  5--Doris WHITSON (c1903,Auckland, New Zealand-1971)

m at Auckland sp-Jack MANSON (- 1972) 1 child,
 His 2nd wife was Rena BRODIE b1914; 2008 alive in Remuera, Auckland - ex LA.

For a huge number (2 mgbytes) of MANSON of Caithness, Scotland see
 http://www.cursiter.com/Manson.txt

3494 11  6--John MANSON (13.12.1938 Auckland) He came over to the UK in 1962.
Read Animal Physiology at Oriel College, Oxford.
Completed a doctorate in neurophysiology in 1967.  Held research and
teaching posts in Sweden and Edinburgh. Divorced in 1991.
 "A long period of illness interrupted, and eventually terminated my academic
career.  What was effectively an early retirement was enlivened and
enriched by some years of teaching the children at home so that their
musical talents could be properly developed at International Cello
Centre in the Scottish Borders; I still live in Greenlaw in the
Borders with large white dog, on the banks of the River Blackadder."
*2005: johnmanson"att"f2s.com ( jrmmanson"att"csi.com will phase out.)

m 1964 Oxford  sp-Damaris BARRATT

3494 111  7--Catherine Ruth MANSON (1969 Edinburgh) Professional violinist.
Catherine has a solo concert career and is well known as a chamber musician
 both in UK and in the US. She leads the London Haydn Quartet, and is the 
violinist of the London Beethoven Trio. She now leads the Amsterdam Baroque 
Orchestra -2007.

m 1996 sp-Ralf EHLERS, a viola player They live in Hertfordshire.
  

3494 112  7--Jonathan Niall MANSON (1972 Edinburgh) Professional cellist/viol
player. He is the principal cellist of the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra,
and a founder member of the viol consort Phantasm, who have had some
considerable concert and recording success in recent years. 
  

3495  4--`Harry' (Henry Thomas) WHITSON (22.5.1877 Auckland)
Served in the Boer War in 1901: 349352 has his medal with bars for serving in 
battles at Diamond Hill, Johannesburg, Orange Free State, & Cape Colony. 
Wise's PO Directories: 1903-4 farmer at Mauku; 1912 WHITSON & Co, HT 
(late AW Ryan & Co) machinery importers, motor & mechanical engineers etc,
50 Custom St West,Auckland. Cable & telegraphic address: Veronica, Auckland;
codes Western Union & ABC, 5th edition; 1912 electrical engineer at Bell Rd,
Remuera; 1922 engineer at 10 Rata Rd, Devonport.
The Electoral Roll for 1896 lists him.
Lands Registry volume 41 (Wills-Woolven): 1922 M141549(5) Pt L10 DP 1621
 Wellington 242/175; 1925 A18704 M141549 242/175
In 1916 he was an engineer living at St. Georges Bay Road, Auckland. 
The Boer War site http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/Gallery/SAW/Database.htm gives
Reg No: 857  Surname: WHITSON  GivenNames: H T  Contingent: third
Unit: No 6 company  Ship: KNIGHT TEMPAR 17 February 1900  Rank: private
Occupation: shepherd  Next of Kin: WHITSON Mrs Mary
Relationship to Soldier: mother  Next of Kin Address: Parnell Auckland
County/City: Hawkes Bay

m 27.12.1905 at Auckland to Lillian ROBERTS (-21.12.1941). 1 child,

3495 1  5--Eric Guy WHITSON (28.7.1912 Auckland-1951 Auckland)
m at Auckland. No issue.


3496  4--Muriel WHITSON (7.5.1881,Auckland-15.2.1969 Auckland) Did the `Grand 
Tour' of Europe. She played the piano at the silent movies. Mum has her photo
album from c1900. Her is a poem of hers:

		GOD KNOWS
And I said to the man who stood at the gate of the year:-
"Give me a light that I may safely tread into the unknown."
And he replied "Go out into the darkness & put your hand into the Hand of God.
That shal be to you better than light & safer than a known way."
So I went forth, & finding the hand of God, trod gladly into the night. 
And He led me toward the hills & into the breaking of the day in the east.
So heart be still, What need our little life Our human life to know
If God hath comprehension?
In all the dizzy strife Of things both high & low God hideth His intention.
God knows. His will Is best. The stretch of years Which wind ahead, so dim
To our imperfect vision Are clear to God. Our fears Are premature. In Him
All time hath full provision. 
Then rest: until God moves to lift the veil from our impatient eyes
When, as the sweeter features Of Life's stern face we hail,
Far beyond all surmise God's thought around His creatures Our mind shall fill.

The following is extracted from the article on her in the Auckland Waikato 
Historical Journal, No. 58 April 1991, p12-16 .
"Muriel COLLINS nee WHITSON 1881 to 1869" by DA RAE.
`Robert WHITSON, the founder of the brewing business that bore his name, had
arrived in NZ in 1857 & after farming near Warkworth for 4 years, came to
Auckland to resume his previous occupation as a brewer at Hobson's Bridge,
Newmarket. ... The ... subject of this memoir is the marriage of Robert's son
Thomas (by then also in the family business) to Fannie DEACON in 1868 & the 
marriage of Robert's daughter Elizabeth to George JOHNSTONE in 1865. Both of
these families were to build houses in Princes St next to each other - the
Thomas WHITSONs at no 27 & the George JOHNSTONEs at no 29. The house at no 29,
well maintained, still stands as "Hamurana" & is leased by the Civic Trust.
Less fortunate, no 27 was in 1934 moved sideways & forward to a few feet from
the Princes St footpath to become no 25a, shorn of its verandahs, to make way
for the present no 27. Unhappily as no 25a the house was demolished ...
  In building in Princes St both Thomas WHITSON & George JOHNSTONE
(also now in the family brewing business) were taking their place
among the most prominent and wealthy citizens of Auckland & all must
have seemed set fair for an even more prosperous future. But tragedy
seemed to stalk the WHITSON family. Old Robert lived to see 2 of his
sons die prematurely - John had died of pneumonia at 37 in 1875, while
Thomas had only 4 years in his Princes St mansion & died in Jan. 1881
at the age of 35. After Robert himself died in 1883, his son-in-law
George JOHNSTONE, having earlier left the business & left Auckland,
died in Gisborne in 1886, apparently by his own hand, at the age of 47.
  30 years later, the strong prohibitionist lobby within the
Presbyterian Church would have seen all this as divine retribution -
the nemesis due to the "booze barons". But social attitudes hadn't
reached that point during the lifetime of Robert WHITSON, who remained
a respected elder of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Symonds St & a
valued personal friend of its minister.  One of his last acts was to
lay the foundation stone for the ornate church tower & spire in
1882. (See under 2266 1 concerning the engraved silver trowel and mallet he 
used for this. The portico and tower were designed by Matthew HENDERSON and 
the stone nave - built in 1847 - by Walter ROBERTSON.) At his funeral from St
Andrew's in 1883 - "the procession of carriages extended nearly half a
mile & showed the esteem & respect in which the deceased was held."
  The brewing business was sold in 1885 to Louis EHRENFRIED & the WHITSON
name disppeared from the Auckland commerical scene, surviving only now in
Whitson Terrace, off Howe Street in Newton.
  At the time of Thomas WHITSON's death, his widow was left with 4 children &
was pregnant again. 4 months after Thomas' death Muriel WHITSON was born in
the Princes St house.
  This posthumous child, in her late years, became our weekend neighbour when
my wife & I moved into our first home in Goodall St, Hillsborough in 1946 &
contributed greatly to the interest & entertainment of our family in the years
that followed. I think that she was drawn to Hillsborough by the recollection
of children's parties she had attended at the COLEMAN country estate - later  
so unsuitably used as the Hillsborough cemetery. The COLEMANs - William & his
wife Rika (nee MYERS) had their townhouse "Lynton Villa" in Princes St but did
a good deal of their entertaining in Hilsborough. The WHITSON & COLEMAN
households would have been well known to each other & Muriel had many visits
to the (then) country house even though the COLEMAN's daughter, Ruby
Ehrenfriend COLEMAN was 10 years younger than she was.
  In our time at Hillsborough she was renting a small cottage across the
street from us & would arrive there most weekend from "Rockwood" in Mountain 
Road, Epsom, where she spent the rest of the week. (Rockwood later became
Epsom Girls Grammar hostel.)
  Her story, as she related it, was that she had been brought up in the
expectation of wealth - an expectation that had been amply fulfilled up to the
time that she was a young woman.
  The Princes St house had been sold in 1884 & Fannie WHITSON & her children
moved to Parnell, so that Muriel spent most of her young life there. By the
time that she became the only unmarried member of the family left at home,
Muriel & her mother did a good deal of travelling .... On one of these trips 
they were staying at the Wentworth Hotel in Sydney at the same time as Sir
Ernest SHACKLETON with whom she had a mild flirtation - (a wonderfully
handsome man from her account). To evade the mother's chaperonage, the only
way that they could be alone was in the left, in which they went blissfully
up & down while Mrs WHITSON was frantically running up & down the stairs
saying - "Has anyone seen Muriel!"
  She was in London in 1914 where she allegedly attended the Royal Academy of
Dramatic Art. She had many tales of her contemporaries in London such as
Elizabeth ASQUITH & Lady Diana MANNERS. The outbreak of WW1 put an end to her
aspirations as an actress. I don't know how much time (if any) that she spent 
on the stage, but I can vouch for the fact that she never stopped acting off it!
  She saw the war out as a driver in England - Winston CHURCHILL being one of
those she drove during that period. Back in NZ after the war at the age of
37, she found the family fortune dissipated & was faced with the need to earn
her own living for the first time in her life.
  She had some talent as a pianist, but it was not marketable as it stood, so
she took lessons from Maurice GUTTERIDGE, then the musical director for the
Regent Theatre. (Those who remember the days of the days of the silent films
will know that the main Queen St theatres had full theatre orchestras.)
GUTTERIDGE took her in hand & she had here lessons actually in the theatre in
the mornings when the cleaners were in. He told her that, the day that he ould
feel that she had "got rhythm", he would vault over the brass rail behind the
piano & dance up the theatre aisle with one of the charwomen. To her
astonishment this is exactly what happened as she was playing away one morning
at the Regent - & from then on she was launched as a pianist in suburban
theatres to accompany the silent films. She had a great fund of anecdotes about
those days - about how much sheet music she had to buy to keep up with the
lates "hits" & how easy it was to heve her attention stray, & even to nod off
during these great playing marathons.
  She related to me how one of her colleagues playing during a Cecil B. de
Mille epic had such a lapse. The film was to include an episode of Christ
walking on the water, but as no actual representation of Jesus Christ was
permitted on the screen, all tha appeared were the 2 feet alone on a long wave
breaking on the shore. The tired pianist whose attention had been drifting,
suddenly became aware that a change was indicated - looked up at the screen
to see a wave breaking & burst out into "A life on the ocean wave, a home on
the rolling deep!"
  Possibly through this theatrical connection Muriel met & married a dance
band leader called "Tux" COLLINS - presumably quite a bit younger than
herself. Dance bands & domesticity don't often mix & she would sometimes find
notes in his pockets from girl fans along the lines of "Why did you marry that
old hag when you could have had me!" From all accounts the marriage had a
fairly rocky road, "Tux" tending to alcoholism among many other problems.
  Muriel had visited an old school friend in Moutain Rd from time to time &
when "Tux" was drying out in the Mater Hospital at one time, she took advantage
of her friend's hospitality to stay near him.
  This friend was Mrs Donald MacCORMICK who as Margaret RICHMOND had been a
fellow pupil with Muriel at the Misses BEWS' Mt Eden Collegiate School - the
forerunner of the present St Cuthbert's College.
  She was now living in the old RICHMOND home "Rockwood" with her sister Miss
Beryl RICHMOND. (Historic "Rockwood" in Mountain Rd was built by William
AITKEN & figures prominently in Alfred SHARPE's early water colour "The
environs of Auckland" in the Auckland City Art Gallery. William AITKEN left
the property to his brother's widow whose daughtter Jeannie married John
RICHMOND in 1878. Miss Beryl RICHMOND, as the oldest daughter of John &
Jeannie RICHMOND, inherited the home on her parents' deaths.)
  When "Tux" eventually left Muriel, the timing would have roughly coincided
with the advent of talking pictures & the consequent redundancy of the big
theatre orchestras as well as the humble solo pianists in the suburbs. She
must have had a real financial problem & Mrs MacCORMICK came to her rescue
saying "You might as well come here where you will at least have a roof over
your head."  This arrangement, intended to be temporary, turned out to be
permanent & Muriel spent the rest of her life at "Rockwood" up to the time she
went into Selwyn Village for her last years.
  "Tux" was packed off to England to her own family to see if they could do
anything for him, but he committed suicide on the ship on the way to the UK -
according to Muriel's account.
  Muriel, now a widow, settled into the rambling old house with the sisters
& commuted to the rented cottage at Hillsborough on weekends where I got to
know her. My first recollection of her was seeing her walking down the steep
hill clutching a large parcel of meat to give to  a red setter dog whose
owners, she considered, were not feeding it properly yet looking so thin 
herself that one felt that she, and not the dog, should eat the meat.  
  At the time she was living in the house at "Rockwood", but later moved into
a room in the old stbles. This stable bloack is now no 1 Rockwood Place, the
road that wa formed when the land was subdivided & the old house moved to its
present position & reduced in size. The room that Muriel lived lived in is
exactly as she left it & the main stable block has had minimal alteration to
make it habitable by Mrs MacCORMICK's daughter, Mrs Jean CHEAL & her husband
who live there now. A case should be made for its isting by the Historic
Places Trust before someone restores it out of all recognition!
   Before the land ws subdivided, the grounds had become considerably
overgrown & Muriel tol me that she was coming home in a taxi, entering the
long lower drive opposite the Grammar School main building when a rabbit
jumped out into the car headlights. "Look a bunny!" she called out. To this
the taxi driver replied - "I wouldn't be surprised to see lions & tigers in
this bloody jungle!" 
  I find it hard to convey the delight we had in her company & the way that
she dramatised everything that happened to her - never letting the facts get
in the way of a good story. A couple of examples may just give a hint of her
entertainent value for our young family.
  On one Sunday  morning when she was staying in the Hillsborough cottage she
was standing on a stool to adjust a light fitting clad only in her petticoat.
Ther was a knock at the door & thinking that it was just a woman friend from
down the road she called out "Come in." - The door opened to reveal 2 soberly
dressed men on the doorstep, patently Jehovah's Witnesses or of some similar
fringe religion. One look at the lightly clothed figure & the older man sent
the younger away before he could be contaminated & started to present his
message.
  Muriel, believing that attack to be the best form of defence, said "But I
want to tell you about my religion too! - I am a Calithumpian & a URINEitarian
& nudism is an important part of our religious observance. As a matter of
fact, I was just about to strip off when you knocked!" Precipitate departure
of the caller!
  Again, reverting to her time in London, she spoke of the cosmetic surgeon
who was reputed at that time to have said - "I am sorry, Lady Mary, but this
must definitely be the last face lift. your breasts are now exactly under your
armpits." But it really impossible to convey on paper the full flavour of her
spokenwords.
  The rented cottage at Hillsborough had eventually to be vacated as the
owners wanted to pull it down & build on the site. The loss of this weekend
retreat hastened her decsion to move into Selwyn Village where full care would
be available if needed in her last years.
  I find it hard to believe that she really regretted the move though she
said to me "We might as well be out in the middle of the Sahara for getting
visitors to come out here!" Visitors or no, the large population of the Selwyn
complex must have been a bonus for her with so many new people to try out her
old stories on & to be entertained with her fluent piano playing of the "hit"
songs of their younger days.
  My last recollection of Muriel was when I went as accompanist to a choral
group giving a concert in the large converted room with its beautiful outlook 
on the top floor of the Lichfield Building at Selwyn Village. There was a big
turnout of the villagers & after the performance Muriel took me round to her
many friends saying to each "This is Don RAE - I gave him his first bath!" 
Seeing that I was an adult in my late 20's before I even set eyes on Muriel
that bath must have been very badly needed!
  That remark alas must also cast a good deal of doubt on the exact accuracy of
many of her other anecdotes. Never mind - we all enjoyed the flow of stories is
while they lasted & we know that she kept her wits about her up to the time
of her death on 15.2.1969 at the age of 87. Her sharp wit never deserted her &
the memory of it remains as fresh as ever with those who shared it.'
 
m at Auckland? sp-"Tux" Tucker COLLINS. Separated. No children.  

34(10)  3--Louisa Janet McNair WHITSON bp 24.7.1846 South Leith, Midlothian
d 19.3.1916 Auckland. "Youngest daughter". 
  1851 with parents.  1857 to NZ with parents.
1912 at Manukau Road. Single. 22215 has her will. Her niece Sarah 3214 was 
furious with her Aunt Lou who `enjoyed ill health' and let Jessie (224) wait on
her hand and foot. When her devoted nurse died, Lou got up from her bed and 
went for a trip around the world taking Robert TELFORD (2234) with her as a
private doctor. CHECK if she or Jessie [224] ever owned or lived at the 
subdean's house, 1st on left, Cathedral Place, Parnell.

35  2--Anne WHITSON bp 28.1.1808 Athelstaneford - ex MS.
b 1808 to Thomas WHITSON & Mary SHEARS - British Vital Records No. 2 via FS.
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Elspath WHITESON born to Thomas WHITESON and Agnes HOGG. Recorded as Euphemia
WHITSON on d cert of daughter Jane. 
# Info on the branch is partly from descendant AB below.
AB gives her as Elizabeth/Euphemia bp Whitekirk/Tynningame.
KS gives b16.1.1803, Haddington, East Lothian.

m 6 DEC 1783 Prestonkirk, East Lothian, Scotland  sp-Robert HOGG How is he 
related to Agnes HOGG wife of 0 Thomas WHITSON? Perhaps a cousin marriage.

41  2--Agnes HOGG b 31.7.1785 
42  2--Margaret HOGG b 13.5.1787 
43  2--Robert HOGG b 7.9.1788 
44  2--Thomas HOGG 
45  2--Jean HOGG b 15.3.1795 

46  2--Jane HOGG (9.10.1796 Haddington-8.12.1877 Haddington) D aged 81. 
m 6.4.1823 Haddington sp-Thomas PRITCHARD 1793 Ancrum, Roxburgh-1859
  1851 Haddington, East Lothian:                                            ID
Thomas Pritchard Head  M 58 1793 Ancrum, Roxburgh  Flour Mill Engine Keeper
Jean Pritchard 	 Wife  M 56 1795 Haddington                                 46
Agnes Pritchard Daughter 15 1836 Haddington                                 466

461  3--Elspeth PREACHER bp 07 JAN 1821 Haddington, East Lothian
 dr of Thomas PREACHER & Jean HOGG ex C117099 1820-1854 

462  3--Thomas PRITCHARD b 6.4.1823 Haddington  Where is he in 1841?
  1851 Vill Of Water Of Leith, Edinburgh St Cuthberts, Midlothian with family 
 of Duncan MCLENNAN b Dingwal:
Thomas PRITCHARD Lodger 25 1826 Haddington  Skinner Journ[eyman]

m 1851-57 sp-Janet 1832 Dirleton, Haddington, East Lothian
(Cf 465  3--Janet PRITCHARD b 1831 Haddington d 14.1.1899 Haddington below.)
  1861 Wilsons Close, Dalkeith, East Dalkeith, Midlothian:               ID
Thomas PRITCHARD Head M 36 1825 Dirleton, Haddington  Skinner Journeyman 462
Janet Pritchard  Wife M 29 1832 Dirleton, Haddington
Janet F Pritchard Daur   4 1857 Edinr, Dalkeith                          4621
Jane H Pritchard  Daur   2 1859 Edinr, Dalkeith                          4622
David Hunter    Boarder 28 1833 Renfrewshire         Gardener Journeyman
Arthur Mowat 	Boarder 27 1834 Shetland               Grocer Journeyman 
  1871 Old Candle Shark Close, Dalkeith, Midlothian:                  ID
Mrs. Pritchard 	39 1832 Dirleton, East Lothian                  W of 462
Jane Pritchard Daur 11 1860 Dalkeith, Midlothian  Scholar            4622
Thomas Pritchard Son 9 1862 Dalkeith, Midlothian  Scholar            4623
George Pritchard Son 4 1867 Dalkeith, Midlothian  Scholar            4624
  1881 No 11 Darie St, Edinburgh St Cuthberts, Midlothian:
Janet Pritchard Head 49 1832 Dirleton, Haddingtonshire Shop Keeper (Grocer)
Jane Pritchard 	Daur 21 1860 Edinr, Dalkeith           General Servant     4622
Thomas PRITCHARD Son 19 1862 Edinr, Dalkeith           Tailor              4623
George Pritchard Son 14 1867 Edinr, Dalkeith           Carver & Gilder Apr 4624
  1891 77 Rose St, Edinburgh St George, Midlothian:
Janet Pritchard Head 59 1832 Dirleton, Haddingtonshire
George Pritchard Son 34 1857 Dalkeith, Haddingtonshire Hairdresser         4624

4621 4--Janet F PRITCHARD 1857 Edinr, Dalkeith  1861 with parents.
  1871 Eskbank Stonefield, Dalkeith, Midlothian with BLAIR family:
Janet PRITCHARD Servant 14 1857 Haddington, East Lothian General Servt Domestic
                    
4622 4--Jane H PRITCHARD 1859 Edinr, Dalkeith  1861 with parents.
  1871-81 with mother. 
                     
4623 4--Thomas PRITCHARD 1862 Dalkeith, Midlothian  1871-81 with mother.
m sp-Agnes E 1870 St Cuthberts, Edinburghs
  1891 36 St Leonard's St, Edinburgh St Cuthberts, Midlothian:
Thomas PRITCHARD  Head M 29 1862 Dalkeith, Edinburghs     Tailor   4623
Agnes E Pritchard Wife M 21 1870 St Cuthberts, Edinburghs
Thomas Pritchard   Son  3 1888 St Cuthberts, Edinburghs            46231
Samuel H Pritchard Son  1 1890 St Cuthberts, Edinburghs            46232
  1901 62 St Leonards Hill, Edinburgh St Leonards, Midlothian:
Thomas PRITCHARD  Head M 38 1863 Dalkeith, Midlothian     Tailor   4623
Agnes H Pritchard Wife M 35 1866 Edinburgh, Midlothian    Grocer
Thomas Pritchard   Son  13 1888 Edinburgh, Midlothian  Scholar          46231
Samuel H Pritchard Son  12 1889 Edinburgh, Midlothian  Scholar          46232
James Pritchard    Son   9 1892 Edinburgh, Midlothian  Scholar          46233
Agnes Pritchard    Daur  7 1894 Edinburgh, Midlothian  Scholar          46234
Janet Pritchard    Daur  5 1896 Edinburgh, Midlothian  Scholar          46235
Georgina Pritchard Daur  4 1897 Edinburgh, Midlothian                   46236
George Pritchard  Son 7 mo 1900 Edinburgh, Midlothian                   46237

46231 5--Thomas PRITCHARD 1888 St Cuthberts, Edinburghs  1891-1901 with parents
46232 5--Samuel H PRITCHARD 1890 St Cuthberts, Edinburghs
  1891-1901 with parents.
46233 5--James PRITCHARD 1892 Edinburgh, Midlothian  1901 with parents.
46234 5--Agnes PRITCHARD 1894 Edinburgh, Midlothian  1901 with parents.
46235 5--Janet PRITCHARD 1896 Edinburgh, Midlothian  1901 with parents.
46236 5--Georgina PRITCHARD 1897 Edinburgh, Midlothian  1901 with parents.
46237 5--George PRITCHARD 1900 Edinburgh, Midlothian  1901 with parents.
                    
4624 4--George PRITCHARD 1867 Dalkeith, Midlothian  1871-91 with mother. 
m 1891-1900 sp-Margaret 1865 Crieff, Perthshire
  1901 83 Market St, Haddington, East Lothian:
George Pritchard 34 1867 Dalkeith, Haddintonshire  Hairdresser With Faney Goods
Margaret Pritchard Wife M 36 1865 Crieff, Perthshire
Margaret D Pritchard Daur  3 1898 Edinburgh, Edinburghshire     46241
Thomas Pritchard     Son   1 1900 Haddington, Haddingtonshire   46242
William Pritchard    Son   1 1900 Haddington, Haddingtonshire   46243

46241 5--Margaret D PRITCHARD 1898 Edinburgh, Edinburghshire  1901 with parents
46242 5--Thomas PRITCHARD 1900 Haddington, Haddingtonshire  1901 with parents
46243 5--William PRITCHARD 1900 Haddington, Haddingtonshire  1901 with parents

463  3--Jean PREACHER bp 01 MAY 1825 Haddington, East Lothian 
 dr of Thomas PREACHER & Jane HOGG ex C117099 1820-1854 
464  3--Janet PREACHER 15 JUL 1827 Haddington, East Lothian
 dr of Thomas PREACHER & Jane HOGG ex C117099 1820-1854 

465  3--Janet PRITCHARD b 1831 Haddington d 14.1.1899 Haddington
  (Cf wife of 462 above!)
m 5.1.1851 Haddington sp-John JOHNSTONE b 1831 Dunbar d 20.12.1899 Haddington
  1851 Monkriggs House Mains??, Haddington, East Lothian:
John JOHNSTONE  Head 20 1831 Dunbar, East Lothian   Gardener
Janet JOHNSTONE Wife 22 1829 Haddington, East Lothian 
?  1861 Brown St, Haddington, East Lothian:
John JOHNSTONE  Head 39 1822 Haddington, Haddingtonsh Joiner (jobbing For Self)
Janet JOHNSTONE Wife 41 1820 Yester, Haddingtonsh
James Johnstone  Son  5 1856 Haddington, Haddingtonsh  ?
Thomas JOHNSTONE Son  2 1859 Haddington, Haddingtonsh  4652?

??  1881 Bagend Cottage On Westmains Farm, Whittingham, East Lothian:
John JOHNSTONE   Head  56 1825 Haddn Shire, Haddn         Joiner (Master)
Janet JOHNSTONE  Wife  60 1821 Haddn Shire, Gifford
Jessie JOHNSTONE Daur  15 1866 Haddn Shire, Haddn         Domtc Servt (General)
Joseph BEATTIE Visitor 60 1821 Haddn Shire, North Berwick Groom

??  1891 Bridge Street, Cowdenbeath, Beath, Fife:
James Johnstone Head    38 1853 P[reston] Pans, Haddingtonshire Coal Miner
Agnes N Johnstone Wife	31 1850 Dunbar, Haddingtonshire         Coal Miner
Francis Johnstone 	14
Peterina Johnstone 	11
Susan Johnstone 	8
William Johnstone 	4
Janet Johnstone 	2
John Johnstone 	2 months
Janet JOHNSTONE Mother in law 68 1823 Dunbar, Haddingtonshire
Peter Johnstone Boarder	30 1861 Prestonpans, Haddingtonshire    Coal Miner

4651  4--Jane JOHNSTONE bp 7 AUG 1853 Haddington, East Lothian
 dr of John JOHNSTONE & Janet PRITCHARD  ex C117099 1820-1854 
 d 16.7.1924 Haddington
  (1861 has another JJ b 1853 Salton, Haddington to Wm & Alison.)

m 1877 Haddington sp-William WILSON 11.2.1849 Kinross-15.8.1924 Haddington 
  1881 Tyneside Smith's Land, Haddington, East Lothian:
William WILSON  Head 30 1851 Kinross, Kinross Shire     Baker (Journeyman)
Jane Wilson     Wife 27 1854 Haddington, Haddingtonshire             4651
Susan Wilson    Daur  3 1878 Haddington, Haddingtonshire             46511
Elizabeth Wilson Daur 2 1879 Haddington, Haddingtonshire             46512
Jessie Wilson Daur 1 Mo 1881 Haddington, Haddingtonshire             46513
  1891 Waterside Nungate, Haddington, East Lothian:
William WILSON  Head 41 1850 Kinross, Kinrossshire     Baker
Jane Wilson     Wife 38 1853 Haddn, Haddingtonshire                       4651
Susan WILSON Daur 13 1878 Haddington, Haddingtonsh  Bakers Shop Assistant 46511
Lizzie Wilson   Daur 11 1880 Haddington, Haddingtonshire   Scholar        46512
Jessie Wilson   Daur 10 1881 Haddington, Haddingtonshire   Scholar        46513
William J J Wilson Son 2 1889 Haddington, Haddingtonshire                 46514

46511 5--Susan WILSON 1878 Haddington, Haddingtonshire  1881-91 with parents.

46512 5--Elizabeth WILSON bc1880 Roodlands Hospital, Haddington d 11 MAR 1954
  1881-91 with parents.
m sp-Archibald STORIE b 7 SEP 1875 Haddington d	18 DEC 1951 
 son of John STORIE & Marion SCOTT
  1891 41 Hardgate St, Haddington, East Lothian:
John Storie 	 Head 58 1833 Dunbar, Haddre      Jobbing Gardener
Elizabeth Storie Daur 21 1870 Haddington, Haddre  Shop Keeper (Shoemr)
William Storie 	 Son  19 1872 Haddington, Haddre  Printer (Compositor)
Archibald Storie Son  15 1876 Haddington, Haddre  Message Boy Ironmonger XXX
Jane Storie 	Daur  13 1878 Haddington, Haddre  Scholar

46513 5--Jessie WILSON .2.1881 Haddington, Haddingtonshire 1881-91 with parents

46514 5--William J WILSON b 1888 Haddington d 13.11.1949 Haddington
  1891 with parents.
m 1915 Edinburgh sp-Annie Katchen FRASER b 1886 Prestonkirk d 24.7.1963
 Edinburgh

465141 6--name withheld WILSON b 29.12.1919 Haddington d 4.3.2004 Edinburgh
  
m 24.7.1954 Haddington sp-Ewhen BOJKO b 13.11.1921 Woscesinki d 25.5.1996
 Edinburgh

4651411 7--Anne-Maria BOJKO - "AB" here.
*2005 abojko"att"btinternet.com
  

465142 6--James A WILSON b Haddington

4652  4--Thomas JOHNSTONE bp 26.6.1853 Haddington, East Lothian 
 ex C117091 1855-1875.  1861 with parents.
  ?1881 9. Whites Close W., Dalkeith, Midlothian with YOUNG family:
Thomas JOHNSTONE Lodger 25 1856 Haddington, Haddingtonshire  Gardener
  ?1891 Cockles, Haddington, East Lothian:
Thomas JOHNSTONE    Head 32 1859 Haddington, Haddingtonshire  Joiner
Elizabeth Johnstone Wife 33 1858 Haddington, Haddingtonshire 
Margaret Johnstone  Daur 10 1881 Haddington, Haddingtonshire  Scholar
John Johnstone 	    Son   8 1883 Haddington, Haddingtonshire  Scholar
Joan Johnstone 	    Daur  5 1886 Haddington, Haddingtonshire  Scholar
Jessie Johnstone    Daur  3 1888 Haddington, Haddingtonshire
Infant Johnstone Daur 3 1/2 Wks 1891 Haddington, Haddingtonshire

466  3--Agnes PREACHER/PRITCHARD bp 29 MAR 1835 Haddington, East Lothian
 dr of Thomas PREACHER & Jean HOGG ex C117099 1820-1854 
  1851 with parents.

5  1--Hepburn WHITSON (6.5.1766 bp 11.5.1766 Prestonkirk, East Lothian). A boy.

6  1--Agnes WHITSON b 11.4.1768 bp 17.4.1768 Prestonkirk, East Lothian before 
Robert HOGG and William HOGG.

 

 
Farm steward. AB gives b 2.2.1771.

m 28.10.1815 at Athelstaneford, East Lothian sp-Mary HARDIE/HARDY, daughter of 
James HARDIE. Still there in 1851. 
NOTE: Ralph Alexander WHITSON (20.3.1882-1949) unrelated - 
[Number 532 on the tree of Alexander WHITSON of Renfrew county
near Glasgow who m c1770 Mary SMELLIE] purchased a silver or pewter cup fished
up from a wreck of the Armada, inscribed (later) with the arms of WHITSON & 
HARDIE - so probably once owned by Archibald or by their son Thomas of 
Athelstaneford - a house occupied in 1980 by CULLEN, a friend of Harold, son
of RA WHITSON.
  1841 Hengh, North Berwick, Haddington, Haddingtonshire     ID:
Archibald Whitson 40 1801 East Lothian, Scotland  Ag L       7
Mary Whitson 	  40 1801 East Lothian, Scotland
James Whitson  	  20 1821 East Lothian, Scotland  Engineer J 74
Archibald Whitson 15 1826                                    75
Richard WHITSON    9 1832 East Lothian                       76
Mary Whitson 	   7 1834 East Lothian                       77


Archibald and Mary had at least 6 children, firstly
       ..........................................................
 

Scotland-11.10.1856 Haddington) Civil engineer. Buried at N Berwick.

m 13.7.1842 at Greenock East to Elizabeth Clark MacLEAN (c.1820-31.12.1899, 
Belfast) Descended from James 2 of Scotland. 5 children.
  1851 High Street, Haddington, East Lothian:
Thomas Whitson 	 Head 34 1817 Atholstonford, East Lothian Millwight & Engineer
Elizabeth Whitson Wife 30 1821 Edinburgh, Midlothian
Archibald Whitson Son   7 1844 Greenock, Renfrewshire      Scholar  711
Agnes Whitson 	  Daur  6 1845 (British Sabject), Germany  Scholar  712
Thomas Whitson 	  Son   4 1847 Haddington, East Lothian    At home  713
James Whitson     Son   1 1850 Haddington, East Lothian             714
Mary CLARK 	COUSIN 20 1831 Airith, Stirlingshire Governess
Margaret CHISHOLM Servant 20 1831 Haddington, East Lothian General serv
  1861 3 Melville St, Edinburgh St Cuthberts, Midlothian:
Elizabeth Whitson         Head 40 1821 Edin, Edinburgh Sh Lodging House Keeper
Archibald Whitson          Son 17 1844 Greenock, Renfrewshire      Scholar 711
Agnes Whitson 	          Daur 16 1845 British Subject, Germany    Scholar 712
Thomas Wm Whitson          Son 14 1847 Haddington, Haddingtonshire Scholar 713
James Andrew Whitson       Son 11 1850 Haddington, Haddingtonshire Scholar 714
Foun in [Francis] R Whitson Son 8 1853 Haddington, Haddingtonshire Scholar 715
Georgina JOHNSTON Servant 20 1841 Edin, Edinburgh Sh Domestic Servant
Jessie MACPHERSON Servant 20 1841 Inverness, Invernessshire Domestic Servant

711 3--Archibald WHITSON (15.4.1843 Greenock, Scotland-26.7.1929 Queenstown, 
South Africa)  1851 with parents.
(# Most of this branch is courtesy of GK 7119 21 Geoff KINGMA.)
D aged 88 yrs LDS file 1886547 (Queenstown deaths 1927-1933) 
Emigrated to Queenstown, South Africa in 1859, 6 years after its founding.
The d record of his dr Lucretia lists him as a Blacksmith. His d record lists
 him as a Wagonmaker (retired). -GK
  www.national.archives.gov.za gave
DOC 	4/1/96 	114 MORTGAGE BOND. ARCHIBALD WHITSON. 	1883	1883
DOC 	4/1/204 83 MORTGAGE BOND. ARCHIBALD WHITSON. 	1887	1887
DOC 	4/1/932 	3142 	MORTGAGE BOND. ARCHIBALD WHITSON. 1903	1903
MOOC 	6/9/3576 	23457 	WHITSON, ARCHIBALD. ESTATE PAPERS. 1929	1929
 NOTE there are no WHITSONs listed in the Queenstown ph book in 1995. The white
 pages address is: http://196.15.219.249 This lists 12 in 2002:
1 2213 21 below
2 B E WHITSON, 19 Northgrve , Durban North/Noord, Durban, 0027 31 563 7618
3 2213 31 below
4 C M WHITSON, 6C Surf Side , Umdloti Beach, Durban, 0027 31 568 2226
5 A R WHITSON, 256 Stanbury Rd , , East Rand / Oos-Rand, 0027 11 917 6927
6 D E E WHITSON, E348 A Scribante Hvn , East Rand / Oos-Rand, 0027 11 917 1539
7 D T WHITSON, 9 Muller St , Parkdene, East Rand, 0027 11 917 8117
8 V WHITSON, 14 Spruyt St , Parkdene, East Rand, 0027 11 917 4355
9 R B WHITSON, 34 4 St , Albertskroon, Johannesburg, 0027 11 673 8632
10 A M J WHITSON, 34 Albert St , Albertsville, Johannesburg, 0027 11 477 8026
 Is this 2213 312 below?
11 B T WHITSON, Lynburn Vilge Lynburn Rd , , Pretoria, 0027 12 348 8477
 Is this 2219 12 below?
12 H P WHITSON, 33 Wendy St , , Deneysville, 0027 16 371 1394
......................................................................

You can search the South African National Archives web site at
 www.national.archives.gov.za 
eg All Archives Repositories and National Registers of non-public records
gave 83 WHITSON. Those not listed below are as follows:
 SELECT	SOURCE	VOLUME NO  REFERENCE DESCRIPTION	 BEGIN DATE  END DATE
...................................................................
 Re Thomas Tait WHITSON d1921 m 14.4.1881 Margaret/Maggie THOMPSON d1893 [GK]:
DOC 4/1/35 23 WHITSON, Thomas Tait. mortgage bond	1882
DOC 4/1/359 3037 mortgage bond. Thomas Tait WHITSON	1893
MOOC 6/9/1940 693 WHITSON, Thomas Tait. estate papers. 	1921	1921
MOOC 13/1/4137 44 WHITSON, Thomas Tait. liquidation and distribution account.
 first	1921
MSCE 0 14837/1929 MARLEY, Robert Henry. (S/S Margaret WHITSON born THOMPSON).
  1929-1931
...................................................................
EI 15 LIB 146/1886 MR. A WHITSON: applies for a grant of land in Natal	1886
 Is this Archibald above?
...................................................................
DOC 4/1/580 1194 mortgage bond. Georgina NIXON, born WHITSON, formerly SMITH. 
	1898	1898
MOOC 6/9/4832 52096 NIXON, Georgina nee WHITSON. estate papers	1936
..........................................................................
RSC 1/5/149 43/1895 illiquid case. Hugh ANDERSON, curator bonis of the trust 
 estate of the late Alfred Methley GOULDEN versus John James ANDERSON, Robert 
 WHITSON ANDERSON and Catherine ANDERSON, executors testamentary 
 of the estate of the late John ANDERSON. 	1895	1895
MSCE 0 15/218 ANDERSON, Catharine. (born WHITSON). 	1903	1903
PVS 180 1516/1912 dipping inspector, WH HOME; East Coast Fever. reports that
 cattle have died on the Farm WHITSON of Messrs. ANDERSON brothers. 1912
RSC 1/5/286 17/1914 illiquid case. John James ANDERSON in his capacity as
 executor of the estate of the late Robert WHITSON ANDERSON versus The Southern
 Life Association. 	1913	1914
MSCE 0 49/150 BUCHANAN, Robert Anderson. (S/SP BUCHANAN, Ethel WHITSON, born
 TURNER).  1913-1926
CNC 206 1915/588 application for the removal of Zikulu MKIZE from Farm
 "WHITSON". 1915
MSCE 0 50/27 ANDERSON, Robert WHITSON. (unmarried). 1913-1916
NTS 1642 814/271 boundary fence between lot 102 and Farm "WHITSON", Richmond
 District. 	1954-1957
MSCE 2370/1973 LAWSON, Ethel WHITSON. (formerly BUCHANAN, born TURNER). born in
 South Africa. PR/SP Frederick Klein LAWSON. estate no. 2371/1973.  
 PR/SP Robert Anderson BUCHANON. estate no. 49/150. deceased estate. 1973-1978
MSCE 2371/1973 	LAWSON, Frederick Klein. born in England.
 S/SP Ethel WHITSON LAWSON. (formerly BUCHANAN, born TURNER). since deceased.
 estate no. 2370/1973. deceased estate.  	1973-1975
.....................................
MHG 0 8689 FRATTER, William surviving spouse Jane (born WHITSON).1906
MHG 0 22837 FRATTER, Jane. (born WHITSON) predeceased spouse: William FRATTER
	1913
.........................................................................
MOOC 6/9/577 2188 WHITSON, Mary Jane Tudball. death notice	1907
MOOC 13/1/1564 19 WHITSON, Mary Jane Tudball. liquidation and distribution
 account	1907
.........................................................................
MSCE 0 37/11 HOLYOAK, Mary Jane. (born HURST) (alias Minnie HOLYOAK; alias Mrs.
 WHITSON) (S/S Alfred Frederick).   	1909	1910
.........................................................................
PM 1/1/162 PM65/101/1912 employment. GT WHITSON. 	1912	1913
.........................................................................
MOOC 6/9/2770 7432 PIENAAR, Anne WHITSON. nee VAN NIEKERK. estate papers 1925
MOOC 13/1/5528 538 PIENAAR, Anne WHITSON. liquidation and distribution account
 first	1926
.........................................................................
1/QTN 10 17/16/9/23 arms and ammunition. commandeering of rifles and exemptions
 WHITSON, MH.  	1940
MHG 0 5167/42 PATERSON, Thomas Whitson	1942
MOOC 6/9/11638 97861 WHITSON, Francis Gordon Bert. estate papers	1945
MOOC 6/9/14353 5208/47 WHITSON, Margaret Helen. nee RAMILLON estate papers 1947
MSCE 00 1417/1947 LOMBARD, Annie. S/SP LOMBARD, Christopher Johannes
 PR/SP PATERSON, Thomas WHITSON.  	1947	1957
.........................................................................
WLD 0 711/1940 illiquid case divorce Joyce Melvina WHITSON (born STAUNTON)
 versus Alistair Percival WAKEFIELD	1940 [cf 7112]
.........................................................................
3/CT 4/2/1/3/2298 5656 dilapidated and unsightly fence. 23 Rosmead Avenue,
 Oranjezicht. HHA  WHITSON.	1951; ditto 4/2/1/3/2362 1952 [cf 7112 2]
.........................................................................
MSCE 1077/1969 WHITSON, James Jameson. born in Edinburgh, Scotland. divorced.
 deceased estate.  	1969	1970
.........................................................................
WLD 5107/1973 illiquid case. divorce. Carla Dorothy WHITSON (born
 STERN-STRAETER)  versus Richard Benson WHITSON	1973
.........................................................................
MHG 1590/75 WHITSON, Edwin Keith. surviving spouse Magrietha Elizabeth WHITSON
 (born BOSHOFF)	1975 [cf 7419]
..........................................................................
RSC 5A/4406 I1633/82 FILDAY, Alison Ann. born WHITSON. illiquid case. divorce.
 Brian Desmond FILDAY. No date.
R4401/1 Anniversary Songs (WHITSON - FRIEDMAN). No date.



m sp-Nancy Mary Bridget ROBINSON b1850 King Williams Town, South Africa
 d 6.4.1910 aged 59 years, 7 3/4 months, of Apoplexy (ie a stroke).
 eGSSA gives her age as 61 and 4 months. GK has a copy of her will but it is a 
generic style. Daughter of James ROBINSON and Ann LEWIS. (Presumably of same 
family as ROBINSON St, Queenstown. -SA State Archives Queenstown.)
 Deaths 1909 - 1920 LDS # 1886537. 11 children.
  www.national.archives.gov.za gave
MOOC 6/9/3073 13508 WHITSON, Nancy Mary Bridget. nee ROBINSON. estate papers
	1926
MOOC 13/1/5949 1581 WHITSON, Nancy Mary Bridget. liquidation and distribution
 accounts	1927


7111  4--`Frank' Francis Henry WHITSON (1873 Queenstown-1933)
 His wife and first child died in childbirth. d 1937 - State Archives (Estate 
 Papers) via GK. www.national.archives.gov.za gave
MOOC 	6/9/4951 55745 	WHITSON, Francis Henry. Estate papers. 	1937
m  ??  
 Frank or br 2217 Percy or br 2218 Ben married 
Mary Jane Tudball MASKINS (1870-5.8.1907 Queenstown age 37) d of TB; 
"A. WHITSON" was present. LDS file 1886536 (Queenstown deaths 1897-1909) -GK.
 Another possible wife for these 3 is
Maggie WHITSON nee THOMPSON d 1893 - State Archives via GK, but there may be no
 connection.

7112  4--Richard "Dick" WHITSON (4.11.1875 Queenstown, South Africa-30.4.1940)
In 1904 a grocer in Queenstown, S.Africa. www.national.archives.gov.za gave

m  sp-Gertrude "Girlie" WAKEFIELD. www.national.archives.gov.za gave
DOC 	4/1/737 3745 	mortgage bond. Richard WHITSON. 	1900	1900
DOC 	4/1/885 6538 	mortgage bond. Richard WHITSON. 	1902	1902
DOC 	4/1/983 7783 	mortgage bond. Richard WHITSON. 	1903	1903
MOOC 	6/9/7555 73413 	WHITSON, Richard. estate papers. 	1941	1941
 Some of these may refer to their son 7112 4 Richard Maurice WHITSON 1904-75
MOOC 6/9/17997 737/51 WHITSON, Gertrude Anne nee WAKEFIELD estate papers 1951
MHG 0 6598/52 WHITSON, Gertrude Annie. Born WAKEFIELD. Predeceased spouse
 Ritchard WHITSON documents filed in 1952.  
5 children?, firstly

7112 1  5--Alistair WHITSON 
m ? 2 children, firstly

7112 11  6--Allan WHITSON
7112 12  6--`Hedley' WHITSON 
m ? 2 children. 

7112 2  5--Hugh "Sonny" WHITSON (d by 2001) Twin to 22123.
m sp-Marian HART? 1 son, 

7112 21  6--Digby WHITSON He had a daughter from his first marriage.

7112 3  5--(Doris) Thelma WHITSON (d by 2001) Twin to 22122.
 www.national.archives.gov.za gave
CSC 2/1/1/1684 210 illiquid cases. de lunatico inquirendo. Doris Thelma HAY (
 born WHITSON) versus Gertrude Anne WHITSON (born WAKEFIELD) [her mother] and
 curator ad litem 1951
WLD 0 3812/1958 illiquid case. divorce. Hugh Bertram GREEN versus Doris Thelma 
 (formerly HAY, born WHITSON).	1958

m  sp-Hugh Bertram HAY. Div. 1958. (I had Kenneth HAY.)
* 1978 : 6 Irene Court, Prince Alfred Street, Queenstown, South Africa. 
3 sons. One son was a farmer in 1978.

7112 31  6--Ian HAY
7112 32  6--Donald HAY
7112 33  6--Roy HAY (d by 2001)

7112 4  5--(Richard) Maurice WHITSON (5.3.1904, Queenstown,S.Africa-25.11.1975)
Maureen has his baptism certificate.

m 7.3.1931 at Livingstone, Northern Rhodesia sp-Mildred Charlotte EDMEADES
 (14.7.1900 Oudtshoorn, Cape Province-16.10.1990)

7112 41  6--Maureen Ann WHITSON (15.10.l934 Livingstone,Northern Rhodesia now 
Zambia) She left Zimbabwe for South Africa in l98l and for NZ 1993. 
# A source for this branch.
  #2001: Maureen WILLIAMS mauwill"att"clear.net.nz Auckland with 
Michelle 2212 412 & family

m1 7.7.l956 at Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) sp-Rupert FITT 
 (-21.3.1972)
    
7112 411  7--Daryl Susan FITT (9.12.l958 Kitwe, Northern Rhodesia now Zambia)
m 13.12.1986 at Johannesburg, South Africa sp-Peter John Steven SHOEBRIDGE
 (Auckland, New Zealand) To NZ 1987.
* 2001: fam.shoebridge"att"clear.net.nz Tauranga
             
7112 4111  8--Leigh Amber SHOEBRIDGE (20.5.l989 Invercargill)
7112 4112  8--Miles Rupert SHOEBRIDGE (21.11.l990 Queenstown,N.Z.)
7112 4113  8--Hannah Laine SHOEBRIDGE (25.12.l992 Queenstown,N.Z.)

7112 412  7--Michelle Ann FITT (4.5.l960 Salisbury,Southern Rhodesia - now 
Harare,Zimbabwe)
m 23.8.1980 at Salisbury,Southern Rhodesia - now Harare,Zimbabwe) sp-John
 David POTGIETER
* 2001: Auckland johnmich"att"clear.net.nz
  

7112 4121  8--Jahne Tarryn POTGIETER (25.4.l988 Pretoria, S.Africa)
7112 4122  8--Starajean POTGIETER (l5.11.l990 Cape Town, S.Africa)

7112 413  7--Guy Richard FITT (28.1.l962 Salisbury,Southern Rhodesia - now 
Harare,Zimbabwe)
m 5.4.199l at Johannesburg, South Africa sp-Mary GOUGH      
*2001: mary.fitt"att"roche.com South Africa

7112 4131  8--Kirstin Clair FITT (17.10.l99l Johannesburg, S.Africa)
7112 4132  8--Nikki Sarah FITT (11.2.l993 Johannesburg, S.Africa)
7112 4133 8--Christopher Inga FITT (10.02.2002 Johannesburg, S.Africa)
   

7112 414  7--Alan Bruce FITT (10.12.l965 Salisbury,Southern Rhodesia - now 
Harare,Zimbabwe)
m 28.12.l99l at Johannesburg, South Africa sp-Kim OOSTHUIS
*2001-4: alan.f"att"singita.co.za bounced 2005

7112 414 1 8--Joshua Rupert FITT b 17.09.2003 Johannesburg, South Africa.

[7112 41  6--Maureen Ann WHITSON (15.10.l934 Livingstone,now Zambia)]
m2 .9.1975 WILLIAMS Divorced c1981. No children.

7112 42  6--Dorothy "Dot" Jean WHITSON (18.8.l936 Livingstone,now Zambia)
m sp-Neville ZIETSMAN  5 grandchildren.
* 2001: Port Elizabeth on the seaboard of the Eastern Cape, South Africa

7112 421  7--Beverley ZIETSMAN
7112 422  7--Brian ZIETSMAN
7112 423  7--Cheryl ZIETSMAN

7112 5  5--Keith WHITSON (d by 2001)
m sp-Greta. 2 sons.

7112 51  6--Benson WHITSON
7112 52  6--Keith WHITSON

7113  4--William James WHITSON (2.3.1877 Queenstown)

m 9.7.1902 Methodist Church, Queenstown sp-Ethel Nora SCOTT (1.4.1879
-13.8.1967) He was 25 and she was 23. Witnessses were E.B.R. WHITSON and 
Mabel Annie SCOTT - presumably C.B.R (2218 4). 4 children, firstly

7113 1  5--Arthur Cyril Ryder WHITSON (8.6.1906-3.7.1906 Queenstown) 
bp 3.7.1906 (entry 868) Methodist Church, Queenstown; d aged 25 days from 
Septicaemia; "W.J. WHITSON, Father" was present. - LDS file 1886536 
(Queenstown deaths 1897-1909) -GK

7113 2  5--Kingsley Vernon WHITSON (21.5.1907-27.2.1969) 

m to Ann De JAEGER (living near Capetown in 1973).
2 children, firstly

7113 21  6--Trevor G WHITSON Teacher at Easthondis. In 1995 the principal of 
Windsor Primary School, Capetown (c1953,went to Queens College, Queenstown)
Married. 2 children.

* 1995-2002: 105 Pluto Road, Plumstead 7800, Cape Town, RSA.  
(Cape Peninsula/Kaapse, Skiereiland tel 021 761 4330)
School: Leafmore Rd, Kenwyn 7764 Phone 762 2720 fax 761 4873 

7113 211  7-- WHITSON A son at university in 1995.

7113 212  7-- WHITSON Daughter a ballet dancer in Capetown.

7113 22  6--Clive WHITSON Living at Capetown in 1973.

7113 3  5--`Mel' (Harold Melville) WHITSON (5.9.1908-1995) President of Queens
College Old Boys Association, Queenstown, SA. WHITSON House, Queens College,
Berry St, Queenstown is named after him.

m .12.1935 to (Mary) Zoe SCHULZE. Served in Italy in 1945 in WW2. Managed S.A.
Mutual Life Assurance Society until 1968. 
*1973: 8 Reservoir Rd., Queenstown, S.A. 3 children, firstly

7113 31 6--Donald (Melville) WHITSON (6.12.1936) Trained as an
architect at Capetown University 1955-9, then 1yr. in London. Group
Manager of a large business.

m sp-Joan KING (1.10.1939). 
* 1974-2002: 9 Roehampton Way, Durban North, 4001, S.A. ph 0027 31 563 7965
3 children, firstly

7113 311  7--Garry Donald WHITSON (17.4.1960)
7113 312  7--Mark Jonathon WHITSON (12.10.1961)
7113 313  7--`Ann' (Antoinette) WHITSON (1.12.1964)

7113 32  6--`Toni' (Antoinette) WHITSON (19.11.1938)
m sp-Peter METCALF Chartered accountant in Queenstown, S.A. 
NOTE The only Metcalf listed in the ph book in 1995 in Queenstown is WL. 
The only accountant there is SAHD & Co 8 Grey St ph 0027 451 6551 
fax 0027 451 4136.
3 children, firstly

7113 321  7--Andrew METCALF (4.10.1964)
7113 322  7--Simon METCALF (5.7.1966)
7113 323  7--Jane METCALF (20.9.1967)

7113 33  6--`Janny' Janet Celeste WHITSON (23.9.1948)

m 1970? sp-Dale (Alan Leslie) ELLIOTT. B.A., Ll.B. He left Capetown in
1973 to join his father's law practice in Queenstown, S.A. A well-known 
oil painter. Brother to Robert.
* TRY Elliott Brothers, 29 Ebden St ph 0027 451 4095.
* 1995:  at Knysna on SE coast of Cape Province east of George.

7113 331  7--Lindy ELLIOTT (1974)
7113 332  7--Leslie ELLIOTT (1977)
7113 333  7--Mel ELLIOTT (19)
7113 334  7--Jonno ELLIOTT (19)
7113 335  7--Robert ELLIOTT (19)

7113 4  5--Francis "Gordon" Bert WHITSON (26.5.1917-10.2.1945) Single.
bp 1.7.1917 Methodist Church, Queenstown, parents W. J. and Ethel Francis 
WHITSON -GK.

7114  4--Walter Norman WHITSON (1890 Queenstown-12.3.1899 Queenstown) d aged 10
yrs 3 months of Rheumatic Fever; LDS file 1886536 (Queenstown deaths 1897-1909)
 -GK

7115  4--Ethel Nora `Nibs' WHITSON (b 1895 Queenstown) M at age 32.

m 18.1.1927 Methodist Church, Queenstown sp-Sydney Gordon SHAW M at age 31.
d c1954.  www.national.archives.gov.za gave
MHG 0 5315/54 SHAW, Sidney Gordon surviving spouse Ethel Nora SHAW (born
WHITSON) 1954.2 children, firstly

7115 1  5--Michael SHAW
7115 2  5--Nancy SHAW Married. 5 children

7116  4--Louis WHITSON (Queenstown) Died aged 15.
7117  4--Percival "Percy" Victor Robert WHITSON (Queenstown-Rhodesia) No issue

7118  4--Cuthbert Benson Ryder "Ben" WHITSON (Queenstown-16.10.1918) Killed in 
action, Ypres, France in WW1. Ref CWGC. He was a Captain in the 1st Regiment, 
South African Infantry and was awarded the Military Cross. I have sent a 
request for his military records from the SADF but don't know if anything will 
come of it. -GK www.national.archives.gov.za gave
AG 1825 15525 WHITSON, CBR. papers re. Gordonia and Queenstown. 1908-1910
AG 1868 19048 WHITSON, CBR. application for leave. Cape Town	1909
MOOC 6/9/1308 5380 WHITSON, Cuthbert Benson Ryder. estate papers	1918
MOOC 13/1/3846 446 WHITSON, Cuthbert Benson Ryder. liquidation and distribution
	1920

7119 4--Edwin Thomas WHITSON b 13.11.1879 Queenstown,SA d 2.10.1952 Cape Town. 
Degrees from Edinburgh University. Civil Engineer. Designed many existing 
buildings. He was involved with the design and build of the Du Toits Kloof 
tunnel (about 100km from Cape Town) and N1 road project in the early 1940s.  
Lived in Capetown. Among other places he lived in Butterworth, E of Queenstown.
On his d cert he is a retired Civil Engineer with the City Council. -GK

m sp-Ada Annie BASTIN (13.7.1879-15.7.54) Born in the sub-district of Claines 
(reg district Droitwich), County of Worcester (ref. BXCA 808685) dr of Harry 
Andrew and Eva Florence, nee GRESHAM. -GK has the cert. Matron of the Groot 
Schuur Hospital. 3 children, firstly

7119 1  5--Archibald Bastin WHITSON (11.1.1913-19.10.1969) Carpenter. 

m sp-Barbara Douglas OLD (5.4.1914) 1972 in Johannesburg. 3 children.
 www.national.archives.gov.za gave
MSCE 3899/1969 WHITSON, Archibald Bastin b Butterworth, Cape Province.
 S SP  WHITSON, Barbara Douglas b Old; deceased estate	1969-1988.

7119 11  6--Graham Berry WHITSON (26.1.1940) He was in Vereeniging, Transvaal
S of Jo'burg, where 7119 21 Geoff KINGMA met him rowing regattas there. 
In 1995 Personnel Controller for Qantas.
* 1995: 17 Pacific Ave., Penshurst, NSW 3462, Australia ph 0061 2 579 5750 

m sp-Jean Murray AITKEN (21.4.  ). Moved to Australia. In 1972 they were at 
51 Lansdown St, Penshurst, NSW 3462. Divorced.
* 1995: 21 Romani Ave., Hurstville, NSW 2220, Australia ph 0061 2 570 4861
2 children, firstly

7119 111  7--John Murray WHITSON (27.3.1964) Graduated in medicine 1988.
* 1995: 21 Romani Ave., Hurstville, NSW 2220, Australia ph 0061 2 570 4861

7119 112  7--Heather Douglas WHITSON (30.4.1966) Graduated in medicine 1989.

7119 12  6--Bryan Terence WHITSON (9.11.1941) Stockbroker in Johannesburg. 
 www.national.archives.gov.za gives many entries for him 1976-80.

NOTE In 1995 Jo'burg ph book has WHITSONs listed with initials 
AMJ (212 11?), DT, GD, MJ & RD only.

m sp-Teresa MURPHY (1.11.1943). 2 children.

7119 121  7--Craig Terence WHITSON (16.7.1970)
7119 122  7--Rosemarie Tracy WHITSON (15.11.1971)

7119 13  6--Patricia Beverley WHITSON (11.7.1945)
m sp-Henry BRANFORD (21.4.1940). 3 children.
* 1995: TRY HB Branford 14 Slater St, Parkrand, Jo'burg ph 0027 11 896 1511

7119 131  7--Beverley BRANFORD (18.4.1967)
7119 132  7--Gary Sean BRANFORD (31.8.1968)
7119 133  7--Ashley Dale BRANFORD (14.11.1969)

7119 2  5--Eva Mary Ethel WHITSON (5.7.1914-13.3.1983) 
m1 sp-Ronald Charles KINGMA (b Robben Island d 11.3.1943). He was a flying 
instructor in the South African Air Force and was in a Tiger Moth when it got 
into a spin. The pupil survived but he was killed. 2 children. 
NOTE In 1995 no KINGMA in Queenstown ph book; some in Jo'burg but no G.

m2 sp-William TEMPLEMAN. 1 child. 
 
7119 21  6--Geoffrey Wayne KINGMA (31.5.1941) Mechanical engineer. Emigrated 
from Capetown to Canada in 1968. Cycled 5000 km Vancouver to Toronto in 2002
& 1000 km in NZ in 2005!
*2004 gkingma"att"interlog.com Toronto, Canada. Contact made 18.2.2004.
# A source for this branch.
  

m sp-Ruth Margaret HAMPSON b 24.10.1942 2 sons.
7119 211  7--Graham Robert KINGMA (10.10.1969)
7119 212  7--Neil Charles KINGMA (26.9.1972)

7119 22  6--Jennifer May KINGMA (1.5.1943)
m sp-Stanley STEYN. 1 boy. 1 girl. NOTE A very common surname there.
7119 23  6--Robert TEMPLEMAN (21.9.1954)

7119 3 5--Sydney (Thomas) WHITSON (9.2.1920-1955) Served in WW2 in Italy in 
 1945.
m sp-Eileen She had 3 children by her first marriage. 1 child,
7119 31  6--Margaret WHITSON

711(10)?  4--Lucretia Agatha WHITSON (c1892-30.4.1906 Queenstown age 14 yrs)
Died from Enteric fever. "Francis H. WHITSON, Brother" [2211 above] was present
at time of death. LDS file 1886536 (Queenstown deaths 1897-1909) -GK

711(11)  4--unknown WHITSON 
       ..........................................................
 

  1851 with parents.
Died 28.3.1916 in Belfast according to Shean McCONNELL.
For years 'the gathering of the clan' was in London when she hired a
hotel balcony in London for the Oxford-Cambridge boat race, and
treated all the Belfast relatives to a luncheon. She was given her
wedding dress of handmade Ayrshire embroidery by an uncle of Robert
Louis Stevenson. After her 2nd husband's death she sold the last 3 MCGOWN
farmsteads, the last for 600 pounds.

m1 sp-Alexander PATTERSON (-1870). He came to Belfast on business c.1870.
No issue. 

m2 1.8.1873 at Edinburgh to Jackson McGOWN (1835-6 at Moira Down-22.8.1902) 
Born 1834/5 in Kilmore according to Shean MCCONNELL. Son of John McGOWAN (1809
-1884 Belfast) farmer of Kilmore, and Elizabbeth nee ELLIOT (1810-1889). Buried 
in Belfast Cemetery. JP, MC. Linen merchant of Belfast.  8 children, firstly

7121 4--(John) Elliott McGOWN (28.6.1874 Belfast-15.5.1907 Milton, Ontario, 
Canada) Served in Boer War. Single. Sel-confident and quick to make friends.
"The story is that he had come into Toronto from the farm where he had been
sent to live in a teetotal religious community (in Canada). The Toronto visit
became a drunken one, and requiring more stimulus on the way home, he drank
a bottle of cattle medicine and died agonisingly."
The 2nd Boer War site http://hometown.aol.co.uk/kevinasplin/home.html gives
a MCGOWAN, J.    30576, Private    60th Coy., 17th Bn. I.Y.

7122 4--`Pat'(Thomas Melville Whitson) McGOWN (22.2.1876 Belfast-15.7.1956) 
Attended Merchiston Castle School, Edinburgh. His brothers also went except
for the youngest. He did a B.A. at Cambridge 1897 and was one of the youngest 
members of the Clare Rugby 15 of which he became captain, and later a Rugby 
`Blue' in 1896.  Played for Ireland 1899 as a member of the Triple Crown team,
and again in 1900. A member of the first all British Rugby 15 to tour Australia
in 1899 when he visited family of 223. His father fell on hard times in the 
linen trade & his firm, the Springfield Weaving Factory, became bankrupt. His 
father died soon after so the burden of maintaining his mother & young brothers
& sisters fell on him. He became a partner in a well-known Belfast legal firm
Shean, Dickson & McGown, in High St, Belfast. They became the MCCONNELL family 
solicitors. Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Judicature, Ireland. WWl: in 1915
he joined the Royal Army Ordnance Corps becoming a major, DAQMG, mentioned in 
Despatches, served in Salonika. Soon after demobilisation he was found to have 
tuberculosis. He eventually recovered but was never able to work full-time 
again. During WW2 1939-46 he was chairman of the Wycombe Rural District Council
& took an active part in village affairs - School Manager, Sports Club, Village
Hall, evacuees, etc He & Dora were able to live in reasonable style & comfort
at Wood Furlong. Began memoirs 1954. Blind 1955.  He was governor of
Wickham Abbey girls school. When blind he had a line round his large
garden to guide him. Melville (7127 3) and Shean (7123 11) have copies
of his memoirs, including photos.

m 12.12.1912 at St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh sp-Dora May THORNTON
(8.5.1888 -25.2.1984) From a wealthy whiskey manufacturing family, she 
inherited a share of the capital of the Thornton sports shop founded by her 
father at 78 Princes St, Edinburgh with branches in Leeds & Belfast. When
Melville's retinas were detached & he became blind she became his eyes. They 
would solve The Times crossword puzzles with expertise. Even in her 90's she 
was a devoted rugby fan. 72351 stayed with them in 1946 while she was in the 
N.Z. Army. They lived at "Wood Furlong", Bledlow Ridge 311, High Wycombe, 
Bucks., England.  They would spend Xmas and holidays with their 2 children
at Glen Dhu with their Aunt Lisa MCCONNELL 7123. "For many years she and Pat
were faithfully served by Violet VINCE, whose mother had been in service with 
several titled families. Violet was a person of great character & intelligence.
The McGOWNs gave her a house in Bledlow Ridge but found it too lonely & chose 
not to retire but to spend her last decades cooking for Dora in Wood Furlong.
Gradually the traditional distance between `mistress' & `servant' had 
diminished so that Violet came to eat her meals with the family. About 10 years
younger than Dora, both suffered broken hip-bones in their last years in Wood
Furlong, looking after each other. After Dora's death she moved back to her 
own house." 

7122 1  5--`Sis' Elizabeth (Doreen) McGOWN (13.9.1913) Single. Attended Wickham
Abbey girls school. Played for Ireland in the Ladies' Lacrosse Team. Served in
WW2 in Civil Defence & the  ATS. Her published story "50 years on, my war"
(1992) tells of her many escapades - all proper ones - in the ATS. She spent 
many years in social work in Kendal, London & later in High Wycombe. On her
mother's death she moved to Monks Risborough. She writes of her visits to her
aunt Lisa's 7123:

It was exciting for us children to dock at the Belfast docks after the night's 
crossing & be met by the McCONNELL Lanchester with their crest on the doors,
& be drivenup the familiar rhododentron-flanked drive to the front door where 
we were told by Dear who had actually got up for the occasion we must kiss the 
2 little terracotta men crouched on either side of the entrance door. ... What
a breakfast, waited on by the butler and maid. Dear organised our programme. 
The rest of the family & some old friends, as we had lived at 28 Derryvolgie
Avenue until 1922, had been alerted & we would be whisked off to one or the 
other ... We always went to the KINGHANs .. when Rummy, Racing Demon & 
Newmarket were played & a very luscious supper ... On Saturday the Meet took
place. Joe was Master of the County Down Staghounds, & when Parliament was not
sitting, he hunted one of his 2 horses, Duke & Nobo? They had to be big & 
strong to carry him. Pat always hunted too. She had a sporty little horse His
Nibs that jumped everything. T rode Mono. We the guests followed in the 
Lanchester with Dear & a lavish lunch in picnic boxes. Des entertained Frank
& me .. We golfed at Craigavad, tried to play squash, went beagling ... On
Xmas night we played Murder. The house lent itself well for this as there was
a back staircase in the servants' quarters. We had quizzes, charades, dinner
debates. We did not sail as the boats were laid up for winter. My father was a 
very keen sailer & later many of the family were fanatical in this direction,
especially T & Des. Sailing took place on Belfast Lough. My father owned a 
Fairy class boat, Fiend before we went to England which performed great feats
under Des after the war. Frank, T & Des were all naval people in the war.

7122 2  5--Frank (McLaren) McGOWAN (1.9.1915) MD, OBE, FRCP, MRCS, surgeon. 
Like his father he went to Clare College, Cambridge. He qualified medically at
London Hospital & served in the Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve during WW2, being 
demobilised as Surgeon Lieutenant-Commander. He was registrar at Ilford 
Hospital & later a consultant physician at Oldchurch Hospital, Romford.
m 21.8.1954 to Dr Pamela WATSON. 
* Rectory House, Stendon Massey, Brentwood, Essex, England. 4 children, firstly

7122 21  6--Hugh (James) McGOWN (23.6.1955-25.11.1973)

7122 22  6--Donald (Melville) McGOWN (20.5.1957)
m 16.5.1987 sp-Lisa COLLIER  * 1993: Lisburn

7122 221  7--Patrick James McGOWN (29.9.1990)
7122 222  7--Sophie Helena McGOWN (9.5.1992)
7122 223  7--Angus Wilson McGOWN (25.2.1995)

7122 23  6--Judith (Mary) McGOWN (8.2.1960)
m 21.9.1985 sp-David HIBBS * 1993: Stondon Massey

7122 231  7--Stephen Peter HIBBS (7.12.1987)
7122 232  7--Gillian Ruth HIBBS (27.8.1990)

7122 24  6--Dr Anne (Dora) McGOWN (28.2.1966)

7123  4--Elizabeth "Lisa" McGOWN (28.9.1877 Belfast-27.8.1956), Lady McCONNELL.
`Dear' to her children, `Granny Dear' to her grandchildren and `Milady' to her
servants. The Dowager Lady McCONNELL was her title in latter years. At the time
of her marriage she had never been out of Ireland except for her finishing-
school, Miss Robinson's of Rouen. Her father's firm's bankruptcy had made her
social position uncomfortable. She married when Queen Victoria was due to visit
Belfast, of which her father-in-law was mayor. The reception was at her home, 
Merchiston. The Belfast Newsletter 26.4.1900 describes Lady Jaffe's dress
& others. They honeymooned in Paris & Switzerland. She was an elegant woman
with style & great presence. "Her eyes changed with light & mood from sea green
to blue to violet. Her voice was husky & she had a gurgling contralto laugh. As
she grew older any wrinkles in her neck were concealed by the ropes of pearls
she wore. She had a monocle attached to a brooch. Just before WW1 she bought a
daring evening dress slung all over with loops of pink beads & slashed knee
high to reveal her shins & ankles, now in the Ulster Museum. Her great hobby
was gardening. The head gardner at the family home Glen Dhu was a crabby old
man called MacDONALD who lived in the Gate Lodge. His gardens to the south
of the house provided food for the dining tables of several houses. Lisa
had a unique aroma, Tate's Irish Violets scent. She smoked from a long holder.
Her dressmaking dummies were kept with bowls of drying flowers in a very large
summer house in the garden, a bungalow where the children each had a little 
room. As young adults they would throw parties there. The main house Glen Dhu
was always full of exquisitely arranged flower vases & potpourri. Lisa went to
bed at 2am. She was a board member of the Royal Maternity Hospital. Her
eventual favourite & heir was her 2nd son Des 3463 3. At Xmas in the late 1930s
at least 24 would sit down to dinner. Her driving was eccentric & she could not
reverse. After Glen Dhu was sold she moved to 14 Adelaide Park, Belfast, a 
large austere house close to the homes of her brothers Jack & Balfour. Her 
elder grandchildren remember lunches there, being waited on by the staff.
By the end of her life the country had changed. The government of CHurchill
whom her husband had admired & supported, had been replaced by Labour which
taxed her income & her cigarettes. However she retained her own fulltime staff
a cook, a parlour maid, & a chauffeur-gardner, to the end. Her grandson Angus 
332312 has a tapestry she made. She attended the Coronation of King George 6. 
With her tiara & regal appearance like Queen Mary, she was as fine a woman as 
any in the palace of Westminster. Buried with her husband at Magheragall.

Their home Glen Dhu was a 3 story red brick building with at least 9 chimneys.
It was acquired by the McCONNELLs about 1911. At the rear was a large yard with
access to kitchens & horse boxes with living quarters for the grooms. A formal
footman in livery would greet visitors. Sometimes Lisa would make a grand 
descent down the sweeping stairs to greet guests. One of their butlers stole 
most of the silver ornaments including the large table centres presented to RJ 
by the City Corporation. Children were not allowed in the kitchen: that was the
cook's domain. It was sold to become a children's home & demolished for new
housing c1985. One of the monkey puzzle trees is almost the sole survivor.

m 25.4.1900 at May St Presbyterian Church, Belfast to Sir Joseph McCONNELL 
(17.9.1877 Belfast-27.9.1942 Ruthin, Wales) 2nd Baronet,JP, DL for City of 
Belfast, MP for County Antrim at Westminster (U) May 1929 to Aug 1942.
His estate firm managed estates for the great landed Ulster families with whom
he hunted.
* Quoile Quay, Downpatrick, Co. Down
..........................................................................
NOTE 1: For MCCONNELL Genealogies, see 

 http://www.baynet.net/~tmcconnell/main.htm It gives a few descendants 
 of Sir Robert McCONNELL "of Ballymacash,Co. Antrim".

NOTE 2: The first baronet Sir Robert John McCONNELL (6.2.1853-) DL, JP,
(son of Joseph McCONNELL (1829-1872) of Clougher co Antrim & Elizabeth McBRIDE)
was Lord Mayor of Belfast 1900. Created Baronet 1900. See Burke's Peerage 1967.
He lived at Moatlands, named because it had a Norman motte (a wattle and mud
fortification). Two of the workers' houses have been remodelled and are now
occupied by Angus's twins Victoria 347124 and Emma 347125 below.

Debrett's Peerage & Baronetage (1990) p B 558:
McCONNELL (UK) 1900 of The Moat, Strandtown, Belfast
Arms - per pale azure and gules, to the dexter a ship in full sail proper, 
to the sinister an arm embowed and ouped at the shoulder argent,
the hand grasping a trefoil slipped or, on a chief of the fourth, 
3 stags'heads cabossed sable. 
Crest - A stag's head erased azure attired and charged in the neck with a bee 
volant or.

[0 0-Alfred Edward McCONNELL 2nd son of 1st Bart (1880-1963) 
 m 1919 sp-Emma (Yvonne) DOUGAL d 1957:
 1 1-Rt Hon Robert William Brian McCONNELL (b 1922)   educated at Sedbergh
 and Queen's University, Belfast (BA LLB) Bar N Ireland 1948; MP for S Antrim,
 N Ireland Parliament (Ulster) 1951-68; President of Industrial Court NIreland
 1969-88; Privy Councillor N Ireland 1964. # Aughnahough, Lisburn, Co Antrim
 m 1951 sp-Sylvia Elisabeth Joyce AGNEW da of late Samuel AGNEW of Belfast 
 11 2-Richard Alfred b 1955 m ?
 12 2-Samuel James b 1958
 13 2-Helen Elizabeth b 1964 m  ..]
............................................................................

7123 1  5--Sir Robert Melville `Terence' or `T' McCONNELL (7.2.1902 The Moat,
Belfast-3.5.1987) 3rd Baronet, educated at Trinity College, Glenalmond and St 
Johns College, Cambridge; Lt Commander in the Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve 
3rd Battalion in WW2, VRD, FRICS, Estate agent in Belfast.  Enjoyed riding &
yachting. He served as a junior executive officer on HMS Caroline from its
inauguration as a drill ship in Belfast in 1924 until he was mobilised into the
navy in 1939. The Marquis of Dufferein & Ava was the 1st commanding officer 
with Sir Richard PIM being acting commander from 1929. In 1936 he escorted 
King George 6 on his visit to HMS Caroline in N Ireland. His sons Shean & Angus
dressed in sailor suits were part of a welcoming party for the King & Queen. As
Lt-Commander he was appointed to Kirkwall in 1939 for duties intercepting enemy
& neutral shipping, & then as Asst Extended Defence Officer at Flota. Gunnery 
officer in HMS Renown 1940. Trawler training officer to HMS Caroline 1941. 
Officer in charge MTB base Portland. Invalided out of the Navy after hurting 
his back. After the war he raced Portavo in the Dragon Class at the Royal N of
Ireland Yacht Club, Cultra, often using his wife & sons as crew. The boys had
been trained as yachtsmen in Mousme, one of Cultra's Fairy class yachts in the
1930s. 

The family moved to Glen Dhu. Only 2 huge trees remain from its large estate, 
now a suburb called Glen Dhu. It had gardeners' cottages, a stable block
with horses, a gate lodge and a big wing for inside staff. Later he
moved to Glen Amond. The stables of the Moat were converted by Donn
34714 and Daphne to a lovely home with an entrance arch (see photo)
next to the home of Rose Haselden (see photo). The Moat is now 6
flats, the billiard room with its beautiful windows (see photo) being
part of 3463 132 Roslyn's flat.  3463 123 Fraser has another of the
flats. The house has several ghosts.  Flat 1 has a cat ghost and a
ghost that throws pictures and boxes around.  The younger children see
the ghosts. 3463 13 Moyne has often seen a woman ghost from Roslyn's
flat, mostly on the stairs. "She's very scared and hard to communicate
with" so Roslyn negotiates with the ghost to stay in another room.
 "She's a very cold ghost - she'll come up and put a hand on you - feels like 
someone's opened the freezer... she instils a feeling of terror. She'd say 
`This is my flat' and I'd say `But it's mine now'." Says Moyne, "She won't move
over and let me passed... She's tall - 6 feet - a ruff around the neck, a 
plainish bodice, a long skirt and frills round the wrists. ... My grandmother 
lived downstairs ... This house was built by Valentines about 1863 before the
McConnell's." Roslyn: "She'll be here every month or 2 then go."
The infamous Ulsterman Colin O'NEILL is buried next to the butler's house
(photo). King William of Orange's Dutch troops camped behind the twins houses
(3323124 Victoria and 3323125 Emma): 3500 died there of typhoid. Shawnberg was
King William's general. The crest of Ulster is a right hand. The legend goes
that Conn O'NEILL - one of the main chieftains - was racing from Scotland: 
whoever got there first could claim the land. He cut off his hand with a sword
and threw it past the man ahead of him so he could claim it first! Later
Montgomery swapped Arch Peninsula from ONEILL. ONEILL is buried in the land
belonging to the Moat.

m1 4.9.1928 at Derriaghy sp-Rosamund "Rose" Mary Elizabeth READE
(-c1990) daughter of James Stewart READE JP of Clonmore, Lisburn,
County Antrim. She taught modern maths at prep school. A schoolfriend of
Twining of Twining's tea. 4 children. Divorced 1954.  She remarried
.. HASELDEN. Lived at Rose Cottage, Moatlands, Old Holywood Rd,
Belfast 4.

m2 1967 sp-Alice Ann Mary GLENDINNING (Alice, Lady McCONNELL) Daughter of
the late Robert Graham GLENDINNING of Lennoxvale, Belfast, and
formerly wife of - HILLIS. No children.
* Pigeon Hill, Island Rd, Killyleagh, County Down

7123 11 6--(Sir Robert) Shean McCONNELL (28.11.1930 Belfast) 4th
Baronet, educated Stowe, Queen's College, Cambridge (MA), Polytechnic
School of Architecture and University of British Columbia (MSc);
ARICS, FRTPI (Fellow of the Royal Town Planning Institute?) he was a
lecturer in townplanning at University of Greenwich, London; taking
an MSc in Gerontology at Kings, London Visited NZ 1976. He does not
use the title.
* 1994: 48 Stockwell Park Rd, London SW9 ODA, ph/fax 0171 274 6052

7123 12  6--(James) Angus McCONNELL (18.12.1933 Belfast) Estate agent for Brown
and McConnell in Rosemary St, Belfast. (This firm has been in the family for
7 generations.) ed Stowe; FSVA; Captain RARO. An Orangeman like Donn, they
walk "the 12th" each July 12. (The orangemen followed King William of Orange,
Holland, squashing the English Catholic King James 1 in Northern Ireland.)
An animal lover.

m 24.9.1957 sp-(Elizabeth) Jillian HARRIS daughter of Derek Edmond HARRIS, 
of Sydenham, Belfast. 6 children.
* 1994: Rory's Glen House, 219 Old Holywood Rd, Holywood, Co. Down BT189Q5
  ph 01232 423 762

7123 121  7--Joanne Christina McCONNELL (30.6.1958 Belfast)
*1994: 49 Moss Rd, Killeen, Holywood BT18 Co. Down, N Ireland
-a converted farmhouse overlooking Glend Armmond, Quarry Rd, Strandar
built by 33231 for his family; they both overlook the city and harbour;

m 30.6.1979 sp-Richard John SHOLDIS
7123 1211  8--Robert James SHOLDIS (9.8.1984 Belfast) twin
7123 1212  8--Jennifer Elizabeth SHOLDIS (9.8.1984 Belfast) twin
7123 1213  8--Rachel (Rosemary) SHOLDIS (3.10.1987 Belfast)
7123 1214  8--Christopher (John) SHOLDIS (29.6.1989 Belfast)

7123 122  7--(Terence) Reade McCONNELL (16.11.1959 Belfast) Major Royal Irish 
Rangers also called the Royal Irish Rifles, now called the Royal Irish Regiment
in Belfast, England and overseas.
*1994: 6 Rectory Lane, Barham (near Canterbury) Kent CT4 6PE ph 0227 831 497

m 12.9.1987 at Dover,Kent to Lorel Natalie WILLETT (dau. of Peter H WILLETT)
 2 children.
7123 1221  8--(James) Alexander McCONNELL (29.8.1989 Lisburn) 
7123 1222  8--Kitty (Sarah) McCONNELL (8.9.1991 Lisburn) 

7123 123  7--(Edmund) Fraser McCONNELL (9.9.1961 Belfast) Degree in Biology; 
works in Estate Agent Office.

m sp-Rosie? She has a jackdaw & a ferret as pets.
*1994: Flat 2, The Moat, 132 Old Holywood Rd, Co. Down BT189Q5

7123 124  7--Victoria (Wylie) McCONNELL (7.1.1965 Belfast) (twin)
degree in Biology and zoology, also works in Estate Agent Office.
*1994: 106 Old Holywood Rd, Co. Down BT189Q5

7123 125  7--Emma (-Jane Wylie) McCONNELL (7.1.1965 Belfast) (twin)
teaches 3-4 year olds.sp-
*1994: 104 Old Holywood Rd, Co. Down BT189Q5 N Ireland ph 761 209

m 23.9.95 Daren ALAN (Newtonards)

7123 126  7--Alison "Ally" (Clare) McCONNELL (6.1.1967 Newtonards, County Down)
Primary teacher in Glasgow and Belfast.

m 17.6.95 Ballygilbert Presbyterian Church sp-Kerry DUTTON

7123 13  6--(Elisabeth) Moyne McCONNELL (27.4.1935 Belfast)
Used to ride and foxhunt until she broke her leg. People oriented. Has done 
birdwatching in many countries, taken a lot of care of older relatives.
She was 1 girl to 9 boys: apart from her 3 brothers, she has 4 HILLIS 
stepbrothers and 2 HASELDENE stepbrothers.

m 16.9.1958 at St Marks, Belfast sp-Robert Henry Cooke RAMSAY Jr. A
mechanical engineer, he went to Tripoli, Lebanaon 1959-63 after the Suez
crisis in charge of putting back the oil pipeline. Likes sailing - a good 
yachtie. In 1967 living at The Moat, Old Holywood Rd, Belfast.
* 1994: Ardreagh, 40 Farmhill Rd, Marino, Holywood, Co. Down, N Ireland 
ph/fax 01232 423 054. 3 children, firstly

7123 131  7--Richard (Patrick) James RAMSAY (24.4.1960 Belfast) Good
yachtsman. He has a business "Skitube & rodcase" in Strood, Rochester, Kent.
* 1994: 6 Kidbrooke Park Road, Blackheath, London SE3 ph 0181 319? 1540

7123 132  7--Roslyn (Moyne) Elizabeth RAMSAY (7.4.1962 Tripoli, Lebanon)
Born when her father was putting a pipeline in after the Suez Crisis.
Also a good yachtie. Went to Strathearn Grammar, Belfast as did Moyne & her
sisters. (The boys went to Fettis College, a public school in Edinburgh.)
Studied Higher National Diploma in Hotel Management from Haddisfield. Worked
in financial consulting for 5 years in London - an "ex-yuppie"! Then went to
Belfast to learn complementary therapy: aroma therapy, reflexology & Jin Shin
Jyutsu - an ancient Japanese therapy for harmonising the body - like 
acapuncture without needles. 
* 1994: Flat 3?, The Moat, 132 Old Holywood Rd, Co. Down BT189Q5 N Ireland 
  ph 01232 768 3151

m sp-Major I John FLACKETT
*2002: IRGR, Tuker Lines, Seria, Brunei BFPO 11, London. Tel 00673 3 333 166
       roslynflackett"att"hotmail.com 

7123 133  7--Magnus (Robert Neale) RAMSAY (5.2.1967 Belfast)
(Named after the viking Magnus Barefoot who came to N Ireland & went up a 
river. While they celebrated their victory the tide went out & stranded their 
boats, so the Irish slaughtered them.) Has a BA in business studies & marketing
from Portsmouth. Worked in marketing. Very outgoing & friendly.

7123 14  6--(William) Donn McCONNELL (30.6.1938 Belfast) educated at Stowe; 
a farmer & Lisburn City Councillor since 1993: he is on the planning, crime,
water, police liason, & public works committees. He has the John Deer Canadian 
tractor business. His sons Randal & Neale help with the business. He also 
fattens bullocks & cross-breeds. He lived at Moatlands c1952-65. 

m 18.9.1963 sp-Daphne (Elisabeth) SIMMS, only daughter of the late Robert
SIMMS, of Grange Cresc., Bangor, Co Down, & his wife Lily nee LOGAN.
* 1994: Laurelbrae, 138 Saintfield Rd, Lisburn, Co. Antrim BT27 6YN 
ph 846 638 214. 3 children, firstly

7123 141  7--Penelope "Penny" Elisabeth McCONNELL (28.6.1964-25.12.1970 of 
leukemia)

7123 142  7--(Robert) Randal McCONNELL (1.9.1966 The Moat). He works with his
father with machinery for golf courses. He has a lawn-mowing business for 
large lawns.
* 1994: 104 Creeby Rd, Lisburn BT27 County Down, Northern Ireland 

m 9.8.1993 sp-Sarah Annaliese KIRK daughter of Robin KIRK

7123 143  7--(Stewart) Neale McCONNELL (27.2.1972 The Moat) He has a Higher
National Diploma in Business Services from Lisbon.
* 1994: He lives with his parents.

7123 2  5--(Josephine) Patricia McCONNELL (29.2.1908 Belfast- .12.1989)

m 1930 Jsp-ohn Dermot CAMPBELL DL MP (d 23.1.1945) (presumed killed in 
missing aircraft on mission over Italy). DL=Deputy Lieutenant of the Queen:
when the Queen visits he walks after her wearing a red suit with brass buttons.
Also represents the Queen on important occasions. Both Moyne's grandfathers 
were DLs. (There are 3 at any one time - one senior and 2 junior.)
He owned the Campbell Thread Company. (His brother left half the estate to 
start Campbell College, a Public School, in 1894.) The estate was called
Netherlea and was many acres. Its lovely gate lodges are still there. 
3 children, firstly

7123 21  6--Lisa (Alice Frieda) CAMPBELL (5.10.1931) 

m 1956 sp-Wing-Commander Peter H. T. LEWIS, MBE, with RAF. He was an attache to
British Embassy in Moscow (with MI5?). His wife met him when she was working 
there. * 22 Castlehill Rd, Belfast

7123 22  6--Godfrey Garrett "Garry" CAMPBELL (28.6.1934) Had Campbell linen
thread business for all over the world - for shoes, finishing lines, etc; 
(it was taken over by the Hanson Trust and later by Eric Barfoot.)

m 1966 sp-Margaret Elizabeth READ, daughter of the late Lt-Colonel JD READ,MBE.
* England?

7123 221  7--Dermot CAMPBELL Killed in carcrash. m to ?
7123 2211  8-- CAMPBELL. A daughter.
7123 2212  8--Fiona CAMPBELL

7123 23  6--Colin Walter Joseph CAMPBELL ( .5.1939)

7123 3  5--(Jackson) Desmond McCONNELL (12.6.1912 Belfast-1.5.1986) Lieutenant
in WW2. Estate agent.

m 16.1.1948 at Craigavad, Co. Down sp-Honor Muriel RAMSAY. Daughter of 
the late Robert Henry Cooke RAMSAY of Fairholme, Craigdarragh Rd, Helen's Bay,
County Down, and widow of Squadron Leader Richard Ashton SHUTTLEWORTH, RAF.
*Little Galleons, 52 Craigdarragh Rd, Helen's Bay, Bangor, co Down BT19 1UB
2 children, firstly

7123 31  6--Kathryn Fiona McCONNELL (9.12.1948) 
m 22.12.1970 sp-Major Anthony RANDALL/RANDEL 
* Langdon, Langdon Cross, Launceston, Cornwall
7123 311  7--Sophia Honor RANDALL (1971)

7123 32  6--Rory Desmond Ramsay McCONNELL (3.5.1957) Educated at Marlborough. 
* Ardville, Old Quay Rd, Holywood, County Down.

m 19.3.1982 sp-Karen McCLEAN daughter of James McCLEAN of Bangor, County
Down, & his wife Elizabeth nee HUNTER. 3 children.

7123 321  7--Jamie Desmond McCONNELL (5.5.1984)
7123 322  7--Hayley Elizabeth McCONNELL (19.1.1987)
7123 323  7--Alexandra Jane McCONNELL (29.7.1991)

7124  4--Jackson McGOWN (10.7.1879 Belfast-13.1.1952) Studied at Cambridge.
Solicitor. O.B.E., Military Cross, Linen Merchant. Major in RAOC in WWl. He 
managed a mill at Dungannon then studied pig breeding in England & with the
help of Melville 3462, he ran a pig farm, marketing prime pork, bacon & 
sausages. When this did not pay he went back to Ireland & ran a motor transport
business called QD (Quick Delivery), nationalised in the 1930s as the Ulster 
Transport Co. He then started the first Ulster milkbar in Belfast. His Ulster 
Milk Bars were the venue of many during the 1940s & 1950s. Jack was a large 
bluff man who often disagreed with his sister Lisa. Lived at Derryvolgie 
Avenue, Belfast.

m 1904 sp-Katie BOSTOCK (-16.12.1962) Divorced. She returned to London.1 child,

7124 1  5--Moira McGOWN (24.5.1905-26.3.1989) Single. "She had about 42 cats 
- the cats had kittens!" She sold her Golderrs Green, London flat & moved to a
house outside Walpole St Andrews near Wisbech where her cats could roam freely.
She had large blue eyes & a tall slender figure. One of her conquests was a
young funeral director whom she had summoned to her council old person's
bungalow to discuss her funeral arrangements. She so liked him that she made 
him one of her executors "so that if I haven't enough money I'll still have a 
decent funeral". 

7125  4--Marie McGOWN (12.5.1881 Belfast-3.10.1958) The much loved `Mammy'.
She became a large plump person with an endearing gentle manner.

m 14.4.1904 sp-Samuel (Marcus) KINGHAN (16.7.1880-1.5.1940) Linen  
manufacturer. Lived in Belfast. 4 children.
(Also searching KINGHAN:
. Sandy SHORTT sanfrank"att"telusplanet.net 2002 Canada;
. Celia O'HAGAN celiaoh"att"aol.com 2004
1 Samuel David KINGHAN
11 Francis George KINGHAN her father
2 Henry KINGHAN from Northern Ireland)

7125 1 5--Nancy (Agnes Cecily Dill) KINGHAN (10.5.1905-9.12.1978
Belfast) O.B.E. Organising secretary for Ulster Gift Fund for War
Hospital Supplies, serving forces and prisoners of WW2. Conservative &
Unionist Party Organiser 1938-71.  Lived at 11 Streatham Park, Belfast
BT4 2GN, N. Ireland. Her papers are held by Michael 3225 21.

7125 2  5--Frank (Gordon) KINGHAN (20.1.1911-before 1995) Major in R.A. in WW2.
Catering Industry. O.B.E. for his work for the British Legion, Red Cross and
Housing in N. Ireland. 

m1 5.12.1946 sp-Maureen Constance McWATTERS (-c1976). 1 child.
m2 30.1.1977 sp-Yvonne MULLAN nee WILSON

7125 21  6--Michael KINGHAN (29.2.1948) B.A. Hons. from Cambridge and 1st class
  honours from Oxbridge.
m sp-Julia MATTHEW.
* 1995: Cross Roads, Back Lane, Whittingdon, Lichfield, Staffs WS 14 9NL
* 2000: tel 44 1543 434638. * ISSUE - asked 15.5.95

7125 3 5--Muriel/Mariel (Lisa Davison) KINGHAN (7.12.1916-25.5.1994) Secretary 
in Royal Victorian Hospital, Belfast. Lived at Lis-na-dill, 11 Streatham
Park, Belfast BT4 2GN.

7125 4 5--(Samuel John) Derek `Boy' KINGHAN (1.2.1921-8.7.1991) Director of 
Refrigeration Company. Lieutenant in RASC in WW2. 

m 7.9.1946 sp-Esme WEBB. 2 children, firstly

7125 41  6--Neil John Alden KINGHAN (20.8.1951) BA Hons. from
Oxford & 1st class honours from Oxbridge. A senior civil servant.
* England
m 25.11.94 sp-Lillian TUNIMTIP? A Thai doctor specialising in child psychiatry.

7125 42  6--Elaine Stella Marie KINGHAN (21.5.1955)
m sp-Andrew WATSON ISSUE - ask Shean!
* England

7126  4--Frank (Waring) McGOWN (11.4.1883 Belfast-5.12.1914) Died of TB.
A popular brother.

7127  4--(James) Balfour McGOWN (25.12.1887 Belfast-30.8.1960) Linen merchant.
He was president of Northern Ireland Rugby & Cricket Club, Belfast. He was a 
buyer for linen agencies. The linen was made from flax. "Everyone was in 
linen." The market had been England then America & now Japan. At a certain
time of year the flax was put into special canals to rot - the "retting" gave 
off a bad smell. The girls weaving it & walking round in water got many lung
problems. He went to Melrose College, Melrose, Scotland. His brothers went to
Murchiston Castle School. "A leading linen merchant, he acquired the agency of 
the Belgian La Societe Anonyme de la Lys on the death of JS Reade in 1934.
(See `The Reades of NE Ulster' (1990). JS Reade's daughter married 33231 Sir
Robert McCONNELL.) He worked for TE ELIOT & Co in New York 1909-1914 & then as
buying manager for Herman Aukhan & Co. until that firm became bankrupt. He
was rejected for service in WW1 because of flat feet. In his earlier years he
would go to the dockside bars of Belfast to fetch home his sister's father-in-
law where RJ would be buying drinks for everyone, as local politicians were
expected to behave. Presient of the Reform Club in Belfast c1957. Chairman of 
the North Rugby Club, his abiding interest for many years. An international
rugby referee.

m 1922 sp-Blanche RAMSAY (1900-1967). The beautiful sister to Harry & aunt to
Honor (wife of 3463 3) and to Rob RAMSAY (who married 3463 13 Moyne). At 17 she
gave her age as 18 so she could enrol as a driver in 1917 in WW1, becoming one
of the early woman war drivers. She had also been one of the earliest `girls'
to drive in Ulster, taught on her brother's motorbikes. She became war driver
to Brigadier General CRITCHLEY & danced in the mess several times with Albert
Duke of York, later King George 6. `What did you talk about?' her son used
used to ask. `You don't talk when you dance' she retorted, adding `He wasn't 
very tall.' She had a golfing handicap of 9. 3 children, firstly

7127 1  5--Valerie Blanche McGOWN (1924-1928)
7127 2  5--Sonia Elizabeth Whitson McGOWN (22.8.1928)

m 7.6.1952 sp-John Harry SCRUTTON. FRICS. 4 children. 
* 1994: Hatch Cottage, Godden Green, Sevenoaks, Kent TN15 0JR ph 01732 762 197

7127 21  6--Robert John Melville SCRUTTON (2.4.1953) BSc,MA,ACMA,CMA. He works
for Zurich Insurance Canada. Single
* Canada

7127 22  6--Rosalind Sonia SCRUTTON (26.3.1955) BA Hons, Cert.Ed. (London)

m 4.5.1985 sp-Nicholas John Dixon CHARD. A farmer. 5 children.
* 1995: Sepham Farm, Otford, near Sevenoaks, Kent.

7127 221   7--Sarah Rosalind Naters CHARD (28.1.1987)
7127 222   7--Elizabeth Annie McGown CHARD (9.1.1988)
7127 223   7--Caroline Margaret Ramsay CHARD (20.6.1990)
7127 224   7--Georgina Sonia Whitson CHARD (8.4.1992)
7127 225   7--Rebecca Helen Dixon CHARD (8.4.1992)

7127 23  6--Mark James SCRUTTON (14.4.1960) BA, MB, BS, FRCA.
m 18.9.1993 sp-Joanna HORNER MCSP *1995: 6 Pratt Walk, London SE11 6AR.

7127 24  6--Caroline Mary SCRUTTON (2.7.1963)
m 28.4.1984 sp-Malcolm John Binyon ROBERTS. Stockbroker. 3 children.
* 1994: Hillsmead, Godden Green, Sevenoaks, Kent.

7127 241   7--Iona Caroline ROBERTS (27.3.1987)
7127 242   7--Frederick Harry Binyon ROBERTS (1.3.1989)
7127 243   7--Charles Edward Scrutton ROBERTS (3.3.1993)

7127 3  5--Melville (Ramsay) McGOWN (11.12.1931) He continued his father's 
  linen business. Had a brilliant memory & a gift for mimicry.
m 1957 sp-Stephanie MAYNE. 2 children.
* 1994: 128 Killynure Rd, Carryduff near Balleygarn near Belfast. ph 812 415

7127 31  6--Dawn Marguerite McGOWN (30.6.1958 Belfast)
m 16.9.1994 sp-Brian Charles PAYNE
7127 32  6--Dahny Justine McGOWN (22.3.1965 Belfast)

7128  4--Beatrice Louise McGOWN ( .2.1890 Belfast-5.12.1891) Burned to death
when her nightdress caught fire.

 

  
  1851 with parents. 
Business training in Edinburgh and London. Came to Dunedin 1875. 1891-1911 
Secretary of Union Steamship Co., which he joined in 1879.
 (http://www.angelfire.com/az/nzgenweb/ussco.html) A founder and 
Vice- pres. of the Dunedin Shakespeare Club, whose study he directed. 
(See the memorial tree and plaque he
planted in the Shakespeare Garden, Dun. Bot. Gardens) Had a great
library, in his home `Rosebank', 582 George St., Dun., and the first?
grand piano in Dunedin.  Wrote `A Cruise in the Islands: Tonga Samoa,
Fiji,' Dunedin, Wilkie (1895) 39pp - held in Beaglehole Room, Vic. Univ. 
A photo of their home (& them?) is on p14 of `Dunedin, a pictorial history' 
(1993) Cant. Univ. Press by David Johnson. 
Wise's PO Directories: 1883-93 (initially as clerk), George St, Dunedin;
1892-3 sec. USS Co of NZ, Water St, Dunedin; 1894-5 same but at Heriot Row;
1900-08 same but at 334 George St; 1912 same but at 582 George St;
1917-22 582 George St. Geraldine says that after he lost his leg his
man-servant would wheel him daily to Woodhaugh Gardens, George St to sit in
the sun. Died of 3 years diabetes and 3 months gangrene. (He lost his
leg earlier). Buried with his wife, daughter Lillian 3232, sons 3231 & 2236 
Douglas and granddaughter 2234 1 Geraldine WILSON's ashes in the Northern 
Cemetery, Opoho, Dunedin: http://www.southernheritage.org.nz/northerncemetery
This gives their locations in the cemetery & bios by 3464 42 IJ.
(Also there is the unrelated Captain John W WHITSON: for his family see 5.1 at
whitsonall.html )

m 2.8.1876 at Dunedin sp-Isabella (Hay) GRANT d 1.7.1905 bur with husband.
Her 1871 shipboard diary is in the Hocken Library, and a copy (typed by me)
in Turnbull Library, Wellington. (I was given the diary by Sol, widow of her
son Douglas.)
 Fire destroyed the top floor of their house, and many treasures, including
a pen given to him by Robert Louis Stevenson with which he had written
`Treasure Island' and much of his work. They stayed with Stevenson at his 
home Vailima in Apia, Samoa (now the home of the Head of State, Malietoa).
Their home was a centre for the arts, and many people from the theatre, 
stage and musical circles stayed with them including Stevenson and 
Grace Palotta who in 1946 was the last living member of the once famous 
`Gaiety Girls'. 6 children.
  Re GRANT diary contact matthew_c_robinson"att"merck.com

7131 4--Douglas Gordon WHITSON (1877-10.10.1877) A twin. Buried in the Northern
Cemetery, Opoho, Dunedin.

7132 4--Lilian (Mary Hay) WHITSON (1877-1951 Dunedin) A twin. Single. She 
was "eccentric, absent-minded, fiercely independent with a heart as big as
she was'. She developed diabetes - but saw no sense in being miserable
on her prescribed diet, so it was not unusual to find little caches of
forbidden cream cakes hidden about 'Rosebank' ". Wise's PO Directories:
1935-40 Mrs Liln, 582 George St, Dunedin; 1946-51 Mrs Lln, 763 George St.
Buried as Lillian at the Northern Cemetery, Lovelock Av., Opoho, Dunedin with 
her parents.

7133 4--Winifred (Isabel) WHITSON (23.7.1880- .4.1974 Dunedin) Went to
England at 18 for a degree in music. After he died she returned to Dunedin
living at 83 Stafford St, then Glamis Hospital until she died. Geraldine 
inherited her grand piano.

m sp-Captain John James CAMERON (c1873 Scotland-1948 London) A captain
of the NZ Shipping line, he commanded the `Remuera' for 25 years and
hence was known as `Father of Pitcairn Island' of Tin Can Mail
fame. They lived in Woodlands Rd, Barnes, London.  He roped off part
of the deck when he found Lillian talking to his officers! 

7133 1  5--Isabel Evelyn CAMERON (1918-1920) Choked with croup aged 2 and died.

7134  4--`Ina' (Forrestina Muriel) WHITSON (20.2.1878?-1933 Melbourne)

m 18.11.1908 Dunedin sp-Captain (James) Gerald Stokely DOORLY (1880
Port of Spain, Trinidad - 1954 Wellington) Son of a clergyman Canon Wiltshire
DOORLY of San Fernando, composer of hymns, & Jane, known for her singing as 
"the nightingale of the West Indies". Dux of
the Thames training ship the Worcester, a mercantile college for the
merchant navy. He & Lt ERG EVANS designed the sledge flag erected at
McMurdo Sound, Antarctica (now at the Mitchell Library, Sydney) when
he rescued SCOTT.  Dorothy has a copy. His address was then 26 Lambert
Rd, Toorak, Melbourne.  Author of `The Voyage of the Morning', `The
Handmaiden of the Navy', `In the Wake' as well as `The Songs of the
"Morning" ', a steam yacht in which he went to Antarctica to rescue
SCOTT. Edited the `Blue Peter'. They moved to Melbourne in 1925, -
Queensford at the mouth of the harbour for a year then
Williamstown. He was a harbour pilot there. (When Ina died he
remarried Bertha - no issue). 2 children, firstly

7134 1  5--Geraldine (Winifred) DOORLY (b 8.8.1913 Dunedin d 9.5.1997 Dunedin) 
Attended Melbourne C of E Girls Grammar School for 5 years, then Art School in 
Melbourne until Ina died. Then she moved to Dunedin to marry. See
"Geraldine - a celebration of 80 years 193-1993, a bardic festival for her
80th birthday" 1993,37 pages of songs, photos and tributes by family & friends.
* 1995: 1014 George Street, Dunedin ph 03 473 0620. 

m 8.8.1934 St Peter's C of England, Willis St, Wellington sp-Charles (Grigor) 
WILSON (25.3.1906 Dunedin-14.9.1983 Dunedin). Solicitor. They lived at
40 Gladstone Rd 1936-50 then 68 North Rd until Captain DOORLEY died 
then built a house at 1020 George St. 3 children.

7134 11  6--(Charles) Gerald (Stokely) WILSON (30.9.1936 Dunedin) Solicitor. 

m 24.2.1962 Knox Church, Dunedin sp-Valerie Anne SOUTH (29.9.1934 Dunedin).
Activities officer for St Barnabas, a C of E old people's home.
* 1995: 68 Passmore Crescent, Maori Hill, Dunedin. Phone 03 464 0781. 
3 children, firstly

7134 111  7--Andrew (Gerald) WILSON (5. 6.1968 Dunedin) Carpenter. Worked
in Australia.
 * 1995: 68 Passmore Crescent, Maori Hill, Dunedin. Phone 03 464 0781. 
m 26.2.2000 St Martin's C of E, Clyde sp-Leah Beverley HOPKINS (Dunedin)
*2000: 433 Pinehill Rd, Dunedin.

7134 112  7--Michael (Charles) WILSON (l2.3.1970 Dunedin) Apprentice mechanic.
* 1995: 68 Passmore Crescent, Maori Hill, Dunedin. Phone 03 464 0781. 

7134 113  7--Philippa (Mary) WILSON (6.11.1972 Dunedin). Nursing in Hamilton.
* 1995: 3 New Street, St. Kilda, Dunedin. 
*2000: Cambridge.

7134 12 6--Elizabeth (Beatrice Mary) WILSON (24.5.1938 Dunedin) She
did an M.A. in French. Taught German at Otago University and French &
German at night class. 1973-76 school Librarian and school
orchestra. 1977-90 Librarian at Picton & violinist for Blenhiem
Orchestra. 1981 stroke; attended 5 counterstroke conferences. 
N.Z. Penwomen's Club - 4 prizes for short stories, radio
plays & poems. Did broadcasts for concert program. Archivist for
Picton Union parish.

m 12.12.1959 Dunedin sp-Ross (Macfarlane) ELLIFFE (11.10.1936 Auckland). 
Maths. teacher and Dept. Head at Waiopehu College, Levin in 1976. Headmaster at
Queen Charlotte College 1977. 3 children. 
* 1995: 25a Leicester St., Picton ph 03 573 6776 elliffe"att"mlb.planet.gen.nz 

7134 121  7--Douglas (Mark) ELLIFFE (9.6.1961 Dunedin) Ph D in Psychology
 (Auckland). Lecturer at Psychology Dept. Auckland University, Tamaki Campus,
as is his wife. 

  *2005: d.elliffe"att"auckland.ac.nz 889 Scenic Dr, Swanson, RD1 Henderson, 
 Auckland
m  sp-Brenda LOBB nee CORNE (5.2.1950 Whangarei) No children. 
2 children by first marriage.

7134 122  7--Judith (Dorothy) ELLIFFE (11.6.1963 Balclutha)
B.A. in Maths & Music at Dunedin. 1984 teachers Training
College Dunedin, 1985 taught maths at Taieri High School Dunedin,
1986-87 taught maths at Kelston Girls High School.

m 1983 Dunedin sp-`Ged' Gerald Francis FORBES (02.8.1958 Dunedin). 
In Wellington Ged was Contracts Manager with the Fire Service.
1997: "Ged is working in Marton for PEC(NZ)Ltd as a Project Manager leading a 
development team working on Cardax security systems. I am working for 
Presbyterian Renewal Ministries as Administrator. The two older kids are 
attending a little country school with just four classes, and we are thriving 
on it all! It is wonderful to have more space and to get away from the city 
hustle and bustle." 1994: 6 Thurleigh Grove, Karori, Wellington 
* 1997: 27 Pukepapa Road, Marton, ph (06) 347?-4447 
2007: forbesfamily"att"xtra.co.nz 3 children, firstly

7134 1221  8--Christopher James Ellis FORBES (13.1.1987 Auckland)
m 10.1.2009 Wanganui sp-Rosanna CARTER

7134 1222  8--Emily Frances Elizabeth FORBES (3.3.1990 Auckland) 
7134 1223  8--Jonathan Timothy Edward FORBES (8.3.1994 Wellington)

7134 123  7--Martin (Charles Macfarlane) ELLIFFE (4.5.1965 Balclutha) 
Worked 1995 at Knutsford, Cheshire as a computer programmer for Barclay's Bank.
He received his secondary school education from Queen Charlotte
College in Picton, and has since gained Bachelors degrees in Computer
Science from Canterbury University and Victoria University of
Wellington, and a D.Phil. in 1996 in Computational Neuroscience from the
University of Oxford (with a thesis entitled "Neural Networks for
Invariant Pattern Recognition") with a small number of academic
publications.

Martin has inter-mixed academic and commercial pursuits, with his
business experience including 6 years with Milburn NZ Ltd in
Christchurch (including 4+ years as Data Processing Manager) and
independent Information Technology consultancy in both New Zealand and
Europe (UK; Germany).  He presently works for Alpheus Solutions Ltd
(http://www.alpheus.com), a supplier of IT consultancy to
predominantly European clients.  From December 1999, Martin has lived
in Auckland with partner Jennifer HICKS (a British surgeon).  They are
both outdoor enthusiasts, with considerable experience in many ball
sports and "getting away from it all", and a growing passion for
water-based pursuits.  They continue to travel frequently, both for
work and play, and have a keen interest in food and wine.
*2000: 1/221 Tamaki Drive, Kohimarama, Auckland 1005.
 P.O. Box 25279, St Heliers, Auckland 1005.
 ph 09 578 1204 (home), 09 5781205 (work); email Martin.Elliffe"att"alpheus.com

7134 13  6--Roger WILSON (23.10.1946 Dunedin) Attended John McGlashan College,
Head Prefect & Dux 1963. MA (Hons) in German (1968) and French (1969) from
Otago University. Postgraduate study in German at Universitat Zurich with
Swiss National Scholarship, Nordwestdeutsche Musikakademie Detmold & Staatliche
Musikhochschule Rheinland, Cologne, Germany. Self-employed concert & opera
singer. Private teacher, broadcaster, writer, translator. Polytechnic tutor.
Former asst. lecturer at Otago Univ. He has his grandparents' family photos.
See Music in New Zealand, Winter 2000, p5 & 44 for 2 photos.

m 11.10.1975 Cologne, West Germany sp-Gillian Margaret BIBBY (31.8.1945 
Lower Hutt). Otago Girls High, B Mus (Hons) 1969, MA (1st class hons) 1970
from Otago Univ. Rheinische Musikschule, Cologne, Staatliche Hochschule fur 
Musik und darstellende Kunst, Berlin, Technische Universitat Berlin, Univ. zu
Koln, Staatliche Hochschule fur Musik, Cologne, Germany.
   Self-employed composer, pianist, piano teacher. Polytech tutor, occasional
university lecturer, journalist. Mozart Fellow Otago Univ. 1976-77, Past 
President NZ Composers Assocn, Natl vice-pres. NZ Suzuki Assocn, formerly
natl executive Gifted Children's Assoc., Instit. Reg. Music Teachers committee.
Churchill Fellow 1992. 2 children.

* 1995-2002: 86 Maidevale Road, Wellington. Ph. 04 970 3451 
 email chords"att"paradise.net.nz 

7134 131  7--Miranda Clare WILSON (11.5.1979 Wellington) Roseneath School,
Wn. E Girls College. Cellist, singer coprincipal Sanyo Wn. National Youth 
Orchestra. In 1987 she wrote in to TVNZ Win a Wish competation and got to 
conduct the National Symphony Orchestra on TV aged about 9! From the flyer 
for her benefit concert 1.7.99 at St Andrew's on the Terrace: `one of NZ's most
outstanding cellists', `a most accomplished player-The Dominion, `A remarkable 
expressive performance'-City Voice; `took the medal for the highest mark in NZ
in Grade 8, was awarded the LTCL diploma, a national finalist in the Westpac
Chamber Music Competition, and gave an acclaimed performance of Elgar's Cello 
Concerto with the Wellington Sinfonia following a win in their concerto 
competition. At 16 began study at Victoria University winning the Ella Wilson
scholarship from the Federation of University Women and the Jerry Wise Schol.
of the Recording Industry Assn of NZ. In 1998 she joined the class of 
celebrated cellists Ivashkin and Pavlutskaya at Canterbury University, was 
awarded the Harry Ellwood Schol. for the top performance in her year and was a
prize-winer in the Christcherch International Chamber Music Festival. In 1999
she purchased a new cello by G Michel of France, is Principal Cello in the 
National Youth Orchestra and will graduate B. Music...
2001 Master of Music with Distinction under Mme PAVLUTSKAYA at the University
of London, and in 2002 began doctoral study as a Fulbright Graduate Student 
with Phyllis Young at the University of Texas. 2003 International Peace 
Scholarship and a New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women Fellowship. She has 
performed many times in New Zealand, the UK, Europe, the Middle East and the 
USA. She participated in a recording of Sofia Gubaidulina's cello music 
(Chandos 9958), of which The Strad (February 2002) wrote "It is difficult to 
imagine performances of such sensitivity to mood and atmosphere not to say 
bewitching technical mastery being improved upon", and which Gramophone ( 2002)
described as a marvel of co-ordination, as well as an astonishingly wide range 
of instrumental colour. She also teaches a large studio of Suzuki cellists, 
ages 4-44. -2003.

7134 132  7--Charles Alfred Lawrence WILSON (12.1.1982 Wellington) Roseneath
School, Wn. College. Violinist, concert & opera singer, dedicated cricketer.
*2000: at Auckland University; cwil160"att"ec.auckland.ac.nz bounced 2008

7134 2 5--Dorothy (Whitson) DOORLY (10.2.1919 Dunedin-1.4.2000 Wellington) 
Dorothy lived in Melbourne from age 5 to 18 where she attended the Church of 
England Girls Grammar School and Stott's Business College. When Ina died, her 
father remarried. She lived with Aunt Lilian from age 18 to 20. In 1941 she 
returned to Dunedin, and in 1950 to Wellington. Separated. Bachelor of Music 
degree from Victoria. Diploma NZLS, ANZLA. Secretarial & journalism positions
1937-41. Librarian at Wellington Teacher's College, Ministry of Works, Inner
London Authority, Govt Depts National Library, reference librarian at Victoria
University 1968-85. Wellington Chamber Music Society, CANZ, president of IAML
1983-86, board member NZ National Music Council 1980-89, QE2 Arts Council
committee for an NZ music centre 1990, NZ vice-president of Intl Assocn of
Music Libraries 1970-73, founded NZ division 1974. Publications include
Music for amateur choirs & orchestras in NZ (Wellington National Library
 Service 1960), 
Biblio' of NZ Marine Zoology 1769-1899 (DSIR Bulletin 148 1963), 
Orchestral scores: a finding list of performing editions with parts (NZLA 1978,
 1984), 
Directory of NZ music organisations (Music Cncl of NZ 1983,1986), 
the songs Kowhai & the Sea Child in `Kowhai' (NZ Music Centre 1994 SOUNZ). 
Awarded APRA/RNZ prize for NZ song 1958, WCC compositions prize 1958, 
APRA cert. of honour 1980 for outstanding services in the cause of music, 
Lilburn Trust grant 1991, Philip Neill memorial prize for composition 
(Otago U 1959). (Some of this is from The NZ Who's Who Aotearoa (1992) 
ed. Alister Taylor.) See also p328 of the International "Who's Who in Music" 
(14th Edition 1992). Ph D Theses in Progress at NZ Universities 1979 (with
Barbro McNamara, Wellington 1980).
Author of `A grandmother's story' (1994), a 738 page autobiography.

 She has been called the 1st significant NZ 
woman composer.
Some references: "Dorothy FREED, Pioneer of music librarianship in NZ" by Jill
PALMER p64-68 of "Pontes Artes Musicae 46". (This article was first published
in Crescendo No 10 1985 & revised 1998. It includes a full page photo of her
by WOOLF after her investiture 1998 as MNZM.) "Travails with my aunt" by Roger
WILSON, Music in New Zealand, Winter 2000, p4-6 with 2 photos.
* 1995-2000: 48 Standen Street, Karori, Wellington

m 19.11.1940 Wellington sp-William lan FREED (Poland-1970 London). 
3 children, firstly

7134 21  6--Jane (Alison) FREED (29.5.1941 Wellington) Professional
violinist with NZBC; Covent Garden 1972. 1975: Deputy leader of
BBC N. Ireland Orchestra, Belfast. 1997: received a 6 months Scholarship
Study Award to Mexico, NY, Canada, London and Scotland.

* 1995-2008: 17 Mallam St., Karori, Wellington 6005. Phone: 04 938 8175
janefreed"att"paradise.net.nz

By Michael NOURI an American filmstar, 1 child:

7134 211  7--Jennifer (Jane) FREED (24.2.1976 Brighton, England) Karori Normal?
 then Nelson College. Studied drama at Carrington Poly., Auckland 1995.
2004 played a jealous wife in "Shortland St".
*2009: liberata76"att"yahoo.com

7134 22  6--Anna (Maria) FREED (6.11.1943 Dunedin) Studied arts
at Wellington Polytech. Lived in Europe 1964-73,  Wilderland at
Whitianga, 1973 Hokianga 1974.

* 1995: 5 York Street, Opawa, Christchurch Phone 03 635 6224. 
*2000: A.Reed"att"xtra.co.nz
2 daughters; 1st by `Tott' FRITCH of France; 
2nd by Allan GALE, a carver at Long Louis, Waiotemarama P.O., Northland.

7134 221  7--Shanti FREED (23.5.1971 Dolwyllon Mansion, near Carmarthen, 
Wales). She did a degree in design in London. She worked at the Cannes Film
Festival c1997.
*2000: shanti_freed"att"hotmail.com

7134 222  7--Ngahuia (Kaimanawa Te Ata) FREED (2.1.1975 Rawene,Hokianga)
National Art School 2001-2003 BFA in Photography. 
2004 a vet nurse. 2005 vet nursing in India desexing dogs and vaccinating them
against rabies. 2006 living in Sydney.
*2006: ngahuiafreed"att"yahoo.com 

 
7134 23  6--Stephen (Michael) FREED (22.1.1945 Dunedin) 1967-71
Australia. 1971-72 Bangkok. 1974: journalist with NZ Press Association 
and Reuter correspondent. 1989 with Sydney Morning Herald.
*2001: 33/13 Stewart Street, Glebe Point, Sydney, NSW. Phone 00612-692-0637. 
 Box 735, Darlinghurst NSW 2010.
 2009 sfreed"att"optusnet.com.au

7135  4--Rosalind (Balfour) WHITSON (27.12.1888 Dunedin- 1970 Auckland)

m 6.4.1921 Dunedin sp-Edgar ELLIOTT (1888 Belfast - c.1955
Auckland). He served in France and Mesopotamia in WW1. Farmed with
brother James at Ohaupo until the Depression. Moved to
Auckland. Became a merchant & importer. Major with 4th Field Battery
Territorials in the 1930s. Colonel in charge of 22nd Anti-aircraft Regiment,
Auckland in WW2. 2 daughters, firstly

7135 1 5--Margaret (Isabelle) ELLIOTT (12.3.1922 Auckland-15.3.2005)) Had her 
own business, doing management, staff selection and giving business
courses. (A coincidence: in 1946 she was engaged to Peter METCALFE,
now spouse to 221332!). 
Awarded the ONZM (Officer of the NZ Order of Merit - formerly called the OBE)
in 1999 for her work for the women's group Altrusa. 
* work: Margaret Maylor & Associates, 192 Queen St., Box 973, Auckland.
Phone 798-126

m 17.7.1948 Auckland sp-Alfred MAYLOR (1.1.1922 Kingswear, England).
Marine engineer. 1 child,
 #2008: 207 Riddell Rd, Glendowie, Auckland. 


7135 11  6--Nicholas MAYLOR (18.11.1951 Auckland) 
m 16.3.1985 sp-Joy Sherrell SMITH Div 2003
 # 1995-2008: 7 Frangipanni Court, Montville, Queensland 4560
 ph 0061 7 5442 9117  nickmaylor"att"gmail.com

7135 111  7--Antony Daniel MAYLOR (26.2.1988) #2008 - Chef at Mooloolaba, Qld
7135 112  7--Christopher David MAYLOR (7.3.1992)

7135 2  5--Jean (Balfour) ELLIOTT (21.2.1926 Auckland) Trained as NZ State 
Dental Nurse. Later moved to Child Welfare Service, Dept of Education. Awarded
the Juliette Low Scholarship to USA. 1st Travelling Trainer in Adult 
Leadership GGANZ. Currently ITIM Industrial Chaplain to Wattie Frozen Foods
& Asahi Prepared Foods.

m sp-`Jack' John Stanley ADAMS. B.Com., ACA (Victoria University). Son of Ivy
Elsie COLEMAN. NZ Blue in Athletics. Flight Lieutenant with RNZAF in WW2.
Prisoner of War in Italy & Germany. Took over management & ownership of
Thomas ADAMS, Printers & Booksellers, Gisborne, founded in 1873 by his 
grandfather Thomas ADAMS. Now retired & the business sold.
* 1995: 70 Iranui Rd., Haiti, Gisborne. Ph 06 867 3484. 3 children, firstly

7135 21  6--Jennifer Rosalind ADAMS (6.3.1961 Gisborne) B.Ed., Dip. Teaching
(Massey University). Currently teaching art at Western Heights High School,
Rotorua. Recently making alterations to her home she purchased recycled kauri
timber from an Auckland business & found it came from the Albert Hotel when 
it was pulled down to make room for the Casino. Keeping it in the family!
* 1995: Jackson's Rd, Kaharoa, Rotorua. ph 07 332 2033

m 14.4.1992 Gisborne sp-Murray MCGOVERN Technician at Rotorua Hospital,
fixing electronic machines. M.Tech. Services & lifeStyle farmer.

7135 211  7--Josie Jean MCGOVERN (1998)

7135 22  6--Jonathon Elliott ADAMS (11.12.1963 Auckland) Trained as Post &
Telegraph technician. Moved to Sydney & worked as a real estate agent. Enjoys
scuba diving & travel. * 1995: Sydney

7135 23  6--Jeremy Coleman ADAMS (20.9.1967 Gisborne) Duke of Edinburgh Award
1986. M.Sc. Honours (Waikato University) Geophysicist with Thai Gypsum/Cadabra,
Bhangkok. Keen on yachting & mountain biking. Currently (1995) in Auckland.

7136 4--Douglas (McLean) WHITSON (d 8.4.1951 Dunedin) Contracted malaria as 
Chief(Marine) Engineer on the India run for the U.S. Steamship Company. His 
father refused him compensation.
 "He had an endless stream of female admirers in his young days, and a walk 
along the main street with him was always impeded by a constant succession of 
greetings, hat-raising and courtly bows to pretty women, but he didn't get 
caught by one until quite late in life!" A strong swimmer he saved 2 lives, 
one of Henry PETERS of Brighton in 1924.
  1923-7 Wise's PO Directories: engineer 282 George St, Dunedin.

m 23.1.1932 Dunedin? sp-`Sol' (Gwenyth Caroli) HOTOP (-1984 Dunedin). 
As a widow she lived at 20a Sandringham St,St Clair. No issue. 

 

 
  1851 with parents.  1861 with mother.
  [Cf 1624 JW 1858 Haddington, East Lothian.] 
The Klondike,NW Passage, Canada or Alaska) Came to N.Z. Before he came
to N.Z. he had run away to sea and served before the mast. See photo
of him in Santiago (Chile) which became his pen- name when wooing
Marion, whom he called Carina. When 22 died he took over as manager of
the Albert/Whitson Brewery in Elliot St, Auckland in 1883, living at
the Auckland Club until he married in 1884, the year that the brewery
was sold to Mr. Ehrenfried (later to become Campbell and Ehrenfried).
(Wise's PO Directory 1883-6: Andrew WHITSON & Co, Albert Brewery, 
Elliott St, Auckland; 1887-8: James, Wynyard St,Auckland & also
 JW WHITSON, brewer, Opotiki; 1894-5 James, Park Rd East, Newmarket,Auckland)
Lived in Grafton. Owned? the Opotiki Brewery. In 1889 he went to
Melbourne?, promised a job with the Carlton Brewery, which ended him
up in Hay, N.S.W. in 1890 where Agnes was born. Returned to Auckland
and because of his principles decided to find a new occupation. In
1895 went to Victoria, B.C. In 1896 he was an Accountant with British
Columbia Cannery at Deas Island,Murray River, north of Vancouver. He
then accepted a job as bookkeeper with a mineral exploration company
at the Klondike. He died in Alaska of pneumonia? Buried in Ross Bay
Cemetery, Victoria, on south coast of Vancouver Island, near Vancouver, 
B.C., Canada. Jim WRIGHT (2241 4) has some of his letters to his wife.

  "Victorians From the North....the party brought down the corpse of A T 
WHITSON, whose widow and four children live at 7 Clarke st, Spring Ridge, 
Victoria, British Columbia. Deceased died in the railroad hospital at Log Cabin
about a fortnight ago, from a severe attack of pneumonia. He had been in 
partnership in business with Messrs J T BETHUNE and BAKER, and had spent but a 
short time in the North. His loss is a severe blow to his family. No other 
deaths are reported by the Victoria party...; May 10 - The remains of John A 
WHITSON, whose death occurred at Log Cabin a fortnight ago, were interred at 
Ross Bay cemetery yesterday. The funeral took place from the family residence, 
Spring Ridge, and thence to Knox Presbyterian church, where services were 
conducted by Rev Mr FORSTER, assisted by Rev Dr CAMPBELL and Rev W L CLAY. 
Pallbearers: W S DEMPSTER, W T HARDAKER, F BROOKS, F MACRAE, John A ANDERSON
and R G HOWELL.
  May 12 - A few friends of Mrs WHITSON, whose husband recently died at Log 
Cabin, are endeavoring to raise sufficient funds to send her and her children 
home to New Zealand. Her goods and chattels will be sold by auction this 
afternoon at 2 at HARDAKER's auction rooms. [Colonist, 1899-05-09]
- Paper: Colonist, Pub Date:1899-05-09; Colllection: GeneralCollector: Leona 
Taylor Article Id:62749 16.9.08 via Mike casofilia"att"xtra.co.nz 
His relative John Andrew ANDERSON (b1842 Glasgow), was one of James' 
pallbearers & also moved from Scotland to NZ to Canada. Ph 07 322 2064.
  Mikes says that Log Cabin is believed to have been near Fraser: see
http://www.whitepassrailroad.com/bennett/location.html

m 11.9.1884 Holy Sepulchre, Auckland sp-Marion Horlock SMITH (30.6.1868 
Parnell, Auckland. Eldest daughter of Thomas Henry SMITH (22.11.1824 Stroud,
Gloucestershire-23.9.1907 Auckland), Native Land Court Judge and Sophia Dorcas
BAKER (10.4.1824 England-31.7.1875 Auckland), daughter of the N.Z. missionary
Charles BAKER (5.8.1808 Paddington,Leics.-6.2.1875 Auckland) & his wife Hannah
who came to NZ 1828.
  She is buried at St Stephens, Judge's Bay, Auckland with her parents. She was
Governess for 223 whose testimonial for her is held by the WRIGHT family. 
(Wise's PO Directory 1883-1908: Mrs James WHITSON, 132 Grafton Rd, Auckland.) 
The Electoral Roll for 1896 lists her at Park Road East. Thomas's mother 
Elizabeth came to NZ in 1842 & worked for the MARTIN family in Judge's Bay,
Parnell, Auckland for 10 years.
 A family reunion for the descendants of Rev Charles BAKER's 12 children was 
held 27/28.9.2003 - Lorna CLAUSEN lornaclausen"att"digicake.com 2003.
When her mr d, her fr m2 Elizabeth Koka FULLOON. Her br, James Francis FULLOON,
is an ancestor of heather-hawthorne"att"xtra.co.nz 2006.

7141  4--Sophia (Edith) WHITSON (5.9.1885 Auckland-8.10.1952 Auckland)
She and her husband are buried at St Stephen's Chapel, Judges Bay, Auckland.

m 20.6.1914 Holy Sepulchre,Khyber Pass,Auckland  sp-Ernest WRIGHT (1881 
Dunedin-27.7.1960 Auckland). (NB Sheree IRVIN utopiahomes"att"bigpond.com 2003
is researching WRIGHT in Auckland.) 4 children, firstly

7141 1  5--Desmond Thomas Ernest WRIGHT (23.5.1916/15 Dunedin
-4.11.1942 El Alamein,Western Desert) Killedd in WW2 in a tank battle against 
Rommel. Single.

7141 2  5--`Molly' (Mary Isobel) WRIGHT (22.5.1917 Dunedin) Enjoys bridge and 
gardening.

m 6.1.1943 St Aiden's,Remuera,Auckland sp-Phillip Cyril LAERY (25.9.1912 
Featherston). Salesman. Retired 1979. They were at 29 Pukeora Ave., Remuera 5. 
* 1995: 62 Meadowbank Rd, Meadowbank, Auckland ph 09 521 3178.
2 children, firstly

7141 21  6--Desmond (Phillip) LAERY (14.1.1944 Auckland) Accountant. Likes
sailing. Belongs to Athletic Club - does long distance running.
Was at 44 Kawiti Road, Pt. England, Glen Innes, Auckland 6.
Plans to set up his own chartered accountant business.
* 1995: 27 Corinth St, Remuera, Auckland ph 09 520 5050

m 31.10.1987 St Marks,Remuera,Auckland sp-`Libby' Gleneth Frances Hamilton 
RAMSAY (24.1.1954 Guadacanal, Solomon Islands or Auckland) Lived in Masterton 
5 years. Radiographer. 3 children, firstly

7141 211  7--Nicholas Ramsay LAERY (1.4.1989 Auckland) 
7141 212  7--Georgina Ramsay LAERY (11.3.1992 Auckland) 
7141 213  7--William Desmond LAERY (24.12.1993 Auckland) 

7141 22  6--`Libby' Elizabeth Chattie LAERY (23.10.1946/45 Auckland) Ran 
Lizzie's Coffeebar at Karangahape Road, Auckland. Likes home decoratoring and 
gardening.
* Since 1977: 93 Roxburgh St, Stockton,NSW 2295 ph 0061 49 281 321
OR? Henson St, Marrickville, Sydney 2204.

7141 3  5--Noel (Whitson) WRIGHT (27.12.1920/29.12.1919 Auckland) He was a 
senior executive of Neil Cropper Ltd. Retired c 1977. Likes music & bowls.

m 19.1.1940 St Aiden's, Remuera,Auckland sp-(Olive) Rae McCAULEY (28.7.1918 
Kaponga,Taranaki). 
* 18A Pukeora Ave. Remuera, Auckland 5 ph 09 520 2828. 3 children, firstly

7141 31  6--John (Whitson) WRIGHT (20.8.1949 Auckland) Dental surgeon.
* 1995: 795 East Coast Bays Rd, Browns Bay, Auckland ph 09 579 3311

m 24.8.1974 St Michael's,Remuera,Auckland sp-Berta Sui Ching WU (10.9.1948
China). Separated. 
* Was at 5 Sidmouth St, Mairangi Bay Ph 09 479 2258. 2 daughters, firstly

7141 311  7--Felicity Ann WRIGHT (9.3.1981 London)
7141 312  7--Elizabeth Rae WRIGHT (24.10.1983 London)

7141 32  6--Gaye (Whitson) WRIGHT (29.4.1952 Auckland) Pianist. Keen on dogs.
* 1995: 7 Drower Rd, Swanson, Auckland ph 09 832 3416

m 22.12.1979 Auckland sp-Michael NELSON (22.12.1941 Invercargill).
Accountant.

7141 321  7--Belinda Jane NELSON (18.7.1983 Auckland)

7141 33  6--Patricia Ann WRIGHT (7.1.1955 Auckland) Professional concert &
opera singer. Trained in Melbourne and London. Soprano. Has sung in 
competitions in London & Europe. Had the lead role in Carmen in Auckland c1992
while 6 months pregnant!

m 1989 London sp-Eanna DOYLE (12.4.1957 Dublin) B.Comm. (Dublin) He is a 
computer aided financial accountant. He has a UNISYS computer business.
They were at 154 Elgin Av, Maida Vale, London.
* 1995: 39 Kohu Rd, Titirangi, Auckland ph 09 817 2347. 1 child,
2006: eanna"att"doyle.co.nz 

7141 331  7--Aisling DOYLE (1993 Auckland)

7141 4 5--`Jim' (James Duncan) WRIGHT (18.1.1927 Auckland-17.7.1995 Auckland) 
He was the district manager of South British Insurance Co. Enjoyed wine-making.

m 24.2.1950 St Aiden's,Remuera,Auckland sp-Sybil (Audrey) RHODES (30.9.1921
 Wellington). 
* 1995: 657 Remuera Rd., Auckland 5. Ph. 09 524 4349.  3 children, firstly

7141 41  6--Susan CaroIyn WRIGHT (30.12.1951 Auckland) Enjoys tennis & 
 aerobics. * 1995: 2 Beere Place, Meadowbank, Auckland ph 09 528 3304
m1 30.3.1973 St Aiden's,Auckland sp-Ross Geoffrey CARREL (26.2.1952 
 Auckland). Separated. They were at 657a Remuera Rd, Auckland. 2 children,
7141 411  7--Rochelle Susan CARREL (19.6.1978 Auckland)
7141 412  7--Joanna Robin CARREL (17.9.1981 Auckland)

7141 42  6--Philip James WRIGHT (23.6.1955 Timaru-10.10.1955 Timaru) Died of 
meningitis.

7141 43  6--Andrew James WRIGHT (12.10.1960 Auckland) Enjoys triathlons.
  With Air Express International, Mangere.

m 29.10.1983 Presbyterian Church, St Heliers, Auckland sp-Miriam AITCHESON 
(6.9.1953 Auckland) 2 children.
* 1995: 169 Glamorgan Drive, Torbay, North Shore, Auckland ph 09 473/403 7886

7141 431  7--Natasha Courtenay WRIGHT (27.9.1987 Auckland)
7141 432  7--Justin James WRIGHT (9.10.1994 Auckland-9.10.1994 Auckland) 
 Died after 10 minutes.

7142 4--`Elsi' (Elizabeth McLean) WHITSON (7.1.1887 Auckland-28.3.1973
  Takapuna, Auckland)

m 20.11.1912 Khyber Pass,Auckland sp-Colin Sydney Martyn HAMLIN (-2.6.1976 
Auckland) Grandson of James HAMLIN who went to the Bay of Islands in 1826.
He attended Kings College & worked in the Union Steamship Co. Buried at Purewa 
Cemetery, Meadowbank, Auckland. The HAMLIN family tree (1986) is titled
"1826 onwards - in the life of James and Elizabeth HAMLIN, the family tree of
Elizabeth and James HAMLIN" by Job and Rhoda HAMLIN and Joseph and Elizabeth 
OSBORN and Rosalie-Ann NICHOLSON. A biography of James HAMLIN is 
"Te Hemara - James HAMLIN 1803-1865, friend of the Maoris" by HJ RYBURN, 
15 Cornwall St, Dunedin, published 1979 by the author, distributed by 
John MCINDOE Ltd. Elsi and Colin had 4 children.

7142 1  5--(Colin) Deryck (McLean) HAMLIN (11.9.1913 Auckland-21.7.1987 
  Adelaide) 
m 28.12.1938 St Patrick's Cathedral, Auckland sp-`Connie' Constance Joan 
RESPINGER (19.12.1915 Stratford,NZ) daughter of Frank RESPINGER (*2003:
 tel 06 345 6575 Wanganui.) Of Swiss descent. 3 children. 
* 1995: 98 Sunnyside Road, Glen Osmond, Adelaide 5064, Australia.Was Ph 79-5977

7142 11  6--Georgina Constance HAMLIN (24.11.1941 Auckland) 
* Was at 12 Athol Ave, Tranmere 5073 South Australia. Ph 31 3147

m1 1977 Adelaide sp-Anthony John MOGRIDGE. Divorced & remarried. 2 children.
* 1996: 87 Turners Av, Hawthorndee, Adelaide SA 5051 ph 08 8278 4407

m2 25.4.1975 Peyneham, Adelaide sp-Ian George HARRY. No children.
* 1996: Ridge Rd, Mylor Adelaide SA 5153 Australia ph 08 8388 5591

7142 111  7--Keith Radnor MOGRIDGE (6.11.1959 Adelaide)
m? sp-Jennifer  *2003: near Adelaide
7142 1111  8--Kristy MOGRIDGE (13.6.1984 Adelaide)

7142 112  7--Craig Andrew HARRY (9.11.1961 Adelaide)
  *2003: working for Santos Oil & Gas Co.
m 3.3.1986 Ross Park, Adelaide sp-Julie V PARFITT
  *1996: 79 Third Ave, Sefton Park,Adelaide SA 5083 ph 08 8269 3607
7142 1121   8--Jake Andrew HARRY (29.4.1989 Sefton Park,South Australia)

7142 113  7--Erica Louise MOGRIDGE (4.11.1967 Adelaide)
7142 1131   8--Emma Louise MOGRIDGE (2.5.1986 Adelaide)

7142 12  6--Clive (Winston) HAMLIN (4.11.1945 Adelaide)
m 22.5.1970 Dulwick, Adelaide sp-Margaret Anne FUSS (4.4.1950 Lameroo, 
South Australia). They were at12 Astral Avenue, Linden Park, Adelaide 5065. 
* 74 Dobell St, Indooroopa, Queensland 4068. Ph 378 9653/9663
*1996: 61 Kenmore Rd, Kenmore, Brisbane Qld 4069 ph 07 3378 9653

7142 121  7--Adam Scott HAMLIN (14.8.1971 Rose Park, Adelaide)
  *1996: TRY AS & KE, 32 Wharf St, Kangaroo Point,Brisbane Qld 4169 
  ph 07 3217 4520
7142 122  7--Natasha Teresa HAMLIN (12.5.1975 Woodville, Adelaide) m ??
7142 123  7--Bridget Anne HAMLIN (3.1.1978 Toorak Gardens, Adelaide)
7142 124  7--Cassandra HAMLIN (24.1.1980 Adelaide)
7142 125  7--Michael James HAMLIN (12.2.1982 Adelaide)

7142 13  6--Christine Anne HAMLIN (7.11.1947 Adelaide)
 *2003: Unit 12,38 Nouman Terrace,Everard Park 5035 South Australia ph 293 3063
m 5.1.1984 at Glen Osmond,Adelaide? to Graeme Rayburn PHILLIPPS

7142 2  5--(Elizabeth) Merle (McLean) HAMLIN (3.10.1914 Auckland) 
  *2003: retirement home
m 21.11.1953 Mt Eden, Auckland sp-Murray Alexander JONES (9.9.1913 New 
  Plymouth-2002 Dargaville). Farmed at Te Maire, Northland. 
 1995: 36 Colville Rd., Dargaville. 1 child

7142 21  6--Stephen (Lindsay) JONES (25.4.1958 Dargaville)
  1987: State Highway 1, Braigh, Waipu, Whangarei. *2003: farm at Waipu Cove.
m 4.2.1980? St Mary's, Ruawai? sp-Lynnette Mary MARTINOVICH (2.6.1957 Paparoa)
7142 211   7--Marcus Stephen JONES (9.2.1983 Dargaville)
7142 212   7--Charlotte Lucy JONES (29.8.1984 Dargaville)

7142 3  5--Cushla (Grace) HAMLIN (3.3.1916 Dargaville)
  *2003: 4 Palm Green Court, Whangaparoa tel 09 424 3056
m 20.12.1943 Devonport, Auckland sp-Sydney Frank HOVEY (16.2.1912 Plymouth,
England-.9.2001 Auckland) 1987: 18B College Rd., St. John's, Auckland.
1995: 38 Tiri Rd, Manly, Auckland (Hibiscus Coast) 4 children, firstly

7142 31  6--(Evelyn) Fay HOVEY (26.11.1936 Auckland) Teacher. 
m .3.1988 Taupo sp-Michael Henry NEWMAN (c1927 Upper Hutt) He has children
  from his 1st marriage.
* 1995-2003: 7 Clayton Place, Ohope Beach. Phone 07 312 4375

7142 32  6--Peter (Francis) HOVEY (9.12.1938 Auckland) Single. With Farmer's
Trading Co. 1987: 536 Beach Road, Rothesay Bay. 1995: 218 Sunnyvale Rd, 
Glenford. *2003: 34 (or 134) Corinth Gr, Longview, Papamoa tel 07 542 0282

7142 33  6--Colin (Sidney) HOVEY (14.7.1942 Auckland) Engineer in 1987 with
Wellington Regional Water Board, in 1989 with Wanganui City Council, 
PO Box 637, Wanganui. 
*2003: colin.hovey"att"wanganui.govt.nz

m 31.1.1969 at Trinity Church,Palmerston North sp-Rosemary PRATT (1.12.1946 
Palmerston North).
* 1995: 51 Hereford St, Wanganui ph 06 344 6197. 4 children. Firstly

7142 331  7--Richard (Sidney) HOVEY (26.11.1972 Lower Hutt) Industrial designer
*2003: rich"att"oblong.co.nz
m .2.2002 near Masterton sp-Bronwyn THOMSON 

7142 332  7--David (Anderson Alexander) HOVEY (2/3.3.1975 Lower Hutt)
m 7.7.2002 Wanganui sp-Amanda BLYTHE
  *2003: Mitchell St, Wanganui tel 06 343 9117
7142 332  8--Khalya Alice HOVEY (26.11.2003 Wanganui)

7142 333  7--Thomas (Russell Goodwell) HOVEY (25.1.1977 Lower Hutt) Director of
  Boost New Media. *2003: tom"att"boost.co.nz 2004
7142 334  7--Andrew Colin HOVEY (5.12.1983 Wanganui)

7142 34  6--Victor John HOVEY (14.4.1944 Auckland)
m 18.3.1967 Baptist Church, Mt Albert, Auckland sp-Sharon MILLER (23.9.1947 
 Invercargill). With P.O. 1987: 28 Dolbear Street, Green Bay, Titirangi, 
Auckland. 2 children. 
*2003: 28 Monyash Rd, Manly, Whangaparoa ph 09 428 5550 shavic"att"?

7142 341  7--Deborah Rochelle HOVEY (16.2.1971 Auckland)
m c1995 sp-David  *2003: Melbourne

7142 342  7--Angela Claire HOVEY (19.11.1973 Auckland)  *2003: Auckland

7142 4  5--(Agnes Winifred) `Winnie' HAMLIN (23.12.1917 Dargaville-.8.2002 
Tauranga) 1995: 3/23 Matai Road, Greenlane, Auckland 

m 20.11.1942 Holy Trinity, Devonport, Auckland sp-`Jack' (John Carrick) 
PRESTON (27.9.1917 Tapanui). Separated. 1995: 37a Ascot Avenue, Remuera, 
Auckland then Katikati. *2003: with 2242 42 Graham below. 3 children, firstly

7142 41 6--Marie (Elizabeth) PRESTON (8.1.1946 Dannevirke) She taught
obstetrics at Wellington Polytech. Plunket tutor 1985-88, then taught
health and care of infants at Teachers Training College.
* 1995: 3a Oldham Way, Chartwell, Wellington ph 04 479 5446

m 26.8.1967/66 St Aiden's, Remuera, Auckland sp-John (William Kitchener) ADAMS 
(13.3.1942 Otorahanga). Separated. He is with MOW, now MOT.
* 1995: 30 Handyside St., Linden, Wellington. Phone 04 232 7875. 
3 children, firstly

7142 411  7--Robert Michael John ADAMS (30.10.1968 Auckland)
  Computer operator for a bank.
m 22.4.1995 Wellington sp-Felicity

7142 412  7--Phillip James ADAMS (19.1.1971 Auckland) An electrian.
7142 413  7--Peter Noel ADAMS (9.1.1975 Wellington)

7142 42  6--Graham Carrick PRESTON (27.7.1947 Dannevirke) Teacher. 
  Principal then CEO of Bethlehem (Christian) school, near Tauranga.  
m 11.5.1967/68 Belmont, Auckland sp-Victoria MITCHELL (7.3.1949 Cambridge, UK)
They were at 7 Epsom Road, Mt Maunganui.
* 1995: 192 Levers Rd, Mt Maunganui ph 07 576 7393. 2 children.

7142 421  7--Catherine/Cathryn Lorna PRESTON (20.10.1968 Thames/East Coast 
  Bays)
m 18.5.1991 Mt Maunganui sp-Craig BELL.  

7142 422  7--Jonathon Carrick PRESTON (22.8.1970 Thames/Hobsonville)

7142 43  6--Dennis (John) PRESTON (8.2.1952 Auckland) Technician.
m 12/22.12.1974 Hamilton sp-Heather Joy GRIMMER. They were at 21 Clark 
 Street, Papakura. 
* 1995: 6 Gigi Place, Takanini ph 09 298 5522. 2 children.

7142 431  7--Anita Leigh PRESTON (18/20.9.1977/76 Hamilton/New Plymouth)
7142 432  7--Jolie Kay PRESTON (5.11.1979 Hamilton)

7143  4--`Aggie' (Agnes May Marion) WHITSON (2.3.1890 Hay, N.S.W.-29.5.1974 
  Epsom,Auckland)
m 17.1.1923 St Aiden's, Remuera, Auckland sp-Charles Henry CATO (23.8.1874 
  London-15.4.1948 Auckland). Lived at 43 St. Mary's Rd. Ponsonby. 2 children.

NOTE "Vicki Cooper"  2001 seeks descendants of
Thomas Anson CATO (father believed to be William CATO) 
m Gertrude Josephine HUTCHISON in Glasgow march 1879 
emigrated to NZ or Australia. 7 children all born NZ: Euphemia Isabelle
b1880; Anson Hutchison b1881; James Henry b1882; Gertrude Marion b1888; Jean
b? Andrew Charles Leonard (her gf) b23/10/1896 m Catherine Ada BLAIR
Napier 8/7/1921.

7143 1  5--Raymond (Thomas) CATO (23.7.1925 Auckland) Retired Chartered 
  Accountant.   * Rotorua.
m 10.1949 All Saints, Ponsonby, Auckland sp-Emma Ann Patricia `Pat' CATRAN
  (15.7.1929 Warkworth).
* 12A Russell Street, Whakatane. Phone 88713. 2 children.

7143 11 6--Charles (Bentley) CATO (5.9.1950 Auckland/Kaitaia) Rhodes Scholar
in law 1974. Senior Scholar in Law at Auckland University, Butterworth
Prize, Worchester College at Oxford, BCL (1st class Honours) barrister
in Auckland in Commercial Law, Shortland Chambers, Barclay House,
Auckland. 
  * 1995: 10E McFarland Street, Meadowbank, Auckland. Phone 09 524 1623. 
m 19.5.1979 St. Lukes, Mt. Albert, Auckland sp-Mary Elizabeth JAMIESON. 
  Divorced. 1 child.

7143 111  7--Sarah Victoria Emma CATO (28.9.1982 Auckland)
* 1343 Victoria Street, Hamilton.

7143 12  6--Muriel Ann Whitson CATO (26.9.1954 Wellsford)

7143 2  5--Bruce Hillier CATO (24.1 1929 Ponsonby,Auckland) Civil Engineer. 
12 years in Malaya. Lectured at School of Engineering, Auckland University. 
Retired 1992. Was at Donga Road, Papakura. Ph Pak 86-031. 
* 1995: 7/4 Curran St, Herne Bay, Auckland ph 09 360 0215

m1 13.7.1957 All Saints, Ponsonby, Auckland sp-Rosemary SHORTLAND (29.1.1931 
Bangladore,India). She is a potter. 4 children. Divorced and remarried. 
Was at 67 Queens Drive, Oneroa, Waiheke Island, Auckland. ph 7339.

m2 6.8.1967 University Chapel, Auckland sp-Gillian Sarah LAWRIE (21.6.1982 
Remuera,Auckland)

7143 21  6--Paul (Hillier) CATO (13.9.1958 Kuala Lumpur,Malaya)
m 7.3.1987 at Hamilton to Helen Louise RITCHIE (22.10.1960 Hamilton)
  *1996: Sunnyside Rd, Coatesville (Albany?), Auckland ph 09 415 7771
7143 211  7--Simon Hillier CATO (11.10.1988 Auckland)
7143 212  7--William James CATO (23.2.1991 Auckland)
7143 213  7--Olivia Jane CATO (1.10.1993 Auckland)

7143 22  6--John Raymond CATO (1.3.1961 Kuala Lumpur,Malaya)
m 3.2.1985 Papakura sp-Karina Anne BRODERICK (22.6.1961 Papakura)
  *1996: 4 Magnolia Ave., Papakura ph 09 299 7554
7143 221  7--Semanie Ursula CATO (15.2.1979 Papakura)

7143 23  6--James Bruce CATO (9.5.1962 Kuala Lumpur,Malaya)
m 22.11.1986? Brunei sp-`Joy' Jyotsna DHADHA (15.1.1962 India)
  *1996: 29 Cliff Rd, Torbay, Auckland ph 09 473 6710
7143 231  7--Natasha CATO (21.3.1992 Auckland)
7143 232  7--Allana Dhira CATO (12.10.1994 Auckland)

7143 24  6--Adam (Charles) CATO (24/27.10.1964 Auckland) Dux of
  Rosehill College 1982.
m 14.1.1993 Auckland sp-Julie Elizabeth GARRICK.
  *1996: 35 Anglesea St, Ponsonby, Auckland ph 09 378 0736
7143 241  7--Daniel John CATO (1.7.1994 Auckland)

7144 4--Thomas (Henry) WHITSON (5.3.1893 Auckland/Dunedin- 8.6.1915 at Quinns
Post, Dardanelles, Turkey) Killed in action in the Gallipoli Campaign, WW1 
(Private 12/1830, Auckland Regiment, NZ Expeditionary Forces). His death is 
recorded on the war memorial at Auckland Grammar. Index No. MR6, Grave 
Reference 73, Lone Pine Memorial, Gallipoli. Single. The Commonwealth War 
Graves Commission's Information Sheet - see website before contents - notes: 
"In the 9 months of this bitterly fought campaign more than 36,000 Commonwealth
servicemen died... Lone Pine Memorial names 709 NZ soldiers who have no known 
grave." 1167 other New Zealanders are buried at the Lone Pine Cemetery, 632 at 
Chunuk Bair Cemetery and 852 named at the Chunuk Bair Memorial.

715 3--`Frank' (Francis Richard) WHITSON (14.11.1852 Haddington-1.3.1924 
Belfast)  1861 with parents. 
  Master of the tea clipper Wendur, built
in Glasgow in 1884. Master of the British steamer Mount Lebanon which
was said to have made the fastest crossing of the Atlantic from
Baltimore at that time. Its insurance underwriters presented Captain
WHITSON with a silver platter inscribed 1882 and a silver tea service.
However when full of tea the silver cups were too hot to hold. In possession
of 3467. Single. 22432 has his medal and war letters.

72 2--Margaret WHITSON (21.3.1824 North Berwick, East Lothian)
73 2--Archibald WHITSON (11.6.1826 North Berwick, East Lothian)

74 2--James WHITSON  1821 East Lothian, Scotland  1841 with parents.
He & his wife are probably the first couple in the old photo album of 7421 11, 
who also has his signet ring for stamping wax seals showing a mailed arm with 
a clenched fist holding a broken spear, and his poem "TEETOTAL AGGRESSION" 
printed in Haddington, 1851,

Here is a photo. 

742 3--(Archibald) Stansfield WHITSON (1848/9 Haddington-New Zealand) Came to
Wellington N.Z. 31.12.1878 on the ship Pleione (Ref: Petone Settlers Museum) 
or Pleiades, leaving London 13.12.1877. (See Cyclopedia of N.Z., 1, pt 1, p349;
 Passenger Index for Wellington 1856-87, NZ Gen. Soc., Wellington p307 N?;
NZ Times 3.1.1879 p307N? ) When he first married he was a clerk at Imgram?
St., Wellington.  1884 Station Master at Wellington. 1885-93 station
and postmaster, Petone. 1900-08 same at Makotuku.
Wise's PO Directories: 1885-95 Alf. W. (!) WHITSON, stationmaster, Petone;
1887-8 Arch. S. WHITSON, station & postmaster, Petone; 1894-5 same but 
 Arthur (!) S.; 1901-8 A.S. station & postmaster, Makotuku.
A photo of this station (and perhaps one of his first wife's grave) is in the
photoalbum of the webpage of the Ormondville Rail Preservation Group at

http://www.oocities.org/ormondvillerail/
A write-up of him and the other Makotuku stationmasters there is at

http://www.oocities.org/ormondvillerail/staffmakutmata.html
Lands Registry volume 41 (Wills-Woolven): 1946 T293416 Lot 22 DP13344 248/49
Here is a photo of him. 

m1 13.1.1883 St. Paul's., Wellington sp-Clara PARKINSON (1854-5
Manchester-20.6.1900 Ormondsville) Buried at Ormondville Cemetery. 1 son.
Wise's PO Directories 1902-3: Clara WHITSON, farmer.

m2 sp-Gertrude Hisling FRIEBURG, who nursed him and his brother in London, 
where he is buried at Barnes. She remarried twice. No issue by him.
She was the daughter of Bror Eric FRIBERG, whose property was at
Makotuku, and who organised the migration of Norwegians to the Norsewood
district. He died in 1878, but his wife and and adult daughter where still
living there sometime later. - Val Burr, (Palm. Nth.), Publicity Officer,
Ormondville Rail Preservation Group. val.burr"att"xtra.co.nz
  The 1905-6 Waipawa Electoral Roll lists A.S. & G.H. WHITSON at
Makotuku, and also A.S.  & Clara's only child, Archibald WHITSON, then
a railway clerk at Dannevirke.  The Dannevirke Advocate of 21/1/1908
records that Whitson had resumed his duties as stationmaster after a holiday.

7421 4--Archibald WHITSON (14.2.1884 Wellington-1949 Te Uri) Wise's PO 
Directories: 1908 farmer at Mangapuaka, 1912 Te Uri, 1917-24  farmer at 
Whetukura , -1927 farmer at Whetukura, Ormondsville.  

m 1914 Kent Terrace Anglican Church, Wellington sp-Isobel BROWN (-.3.1974). 
One child,

7421 1 5--`Bill' (Archibald James Stansfield) WHITSON (9.9.1916 Dannevirke 
-1986 Auckland) Served in WW2 at Egypt and IItaly; Quartermaster Sergeant. 
Farmed at Dannevirke. Later at RD1, Aokautere, Palmerston North.
Here is a photo. 

m 13.5.1940 Wellington sp-Joyce Carrington AHEARN (10.10.1916 Wellington)
*1996-2007: 8/32 Wairau Road, Avondale, Auckland. Phone 09 828 1292. 
3 children, firstly

7421 11 6--Robin WHITSON (19.3.1941 Wellington) Took over Bill's farm
c.1973. 1975 farmed at `Beech Hill', Forrest Hill Road, RD1, Aokautere, 
Palmerston North. He sold the farm 1992 to become manager of the Large Animal 
Teaching Unit Farm at Massey University. He has the WHITSON signet ring &
the original of the 1851 poem "Teetoal Aggression" by 21 above. He has a pair
of cufflinks with the WHITSON crest made for him as a 21st present. He is also
an RSPCA inspector from 2001.
Here is a photo. 
This photo taken on Gen's 21st, Feb 2001 in Wellington,
shows L to R: Pen, Gloria, Gen, Robin & Nic, 14kb. 
 1996: 458 College St,PN. Then Southern Access Rd,PN.
*2003: Albany Drive, RD4, Old West Rd,Palmerston North. Ph 06 359 1939/356 9099
 r.whitson"att"massey.ac.nz

m c1968 Palmerston North sp-Gloria (Margaret) HILL (Palmerston North) 
3 children. Divorced 1994. 1996: 37 Te Aweawe Street, Palmerston North
*2003: Wellington.

7421 111  7--`Nick' Nicholas (Stansfield) WHITSON (6.5.1975 Dannevirke)
Did a BA in English & Chinese at Waikato & Massey Universities. *2003: London.

7421 112  7--`Penny' Penelope (Margaret) WHITSON (12.3.1978 Palmerston North)
Palmerston Girls then BA in Classics at Cantabury University.
*2003: Melbourne. 2007 Works for Penguin in Auckland.

7421 113  7--Genevieve Elizabeth WHITSON (9.5.1980 Palmerston North)
1994 at Queen Margaret's College, Wellington. 1995 at Palmerston Girls.
BA in Religious Studies & Fine Arts from Otago University.
*2003: Wellington, working for WINZ.
 2007: Wellington Mountain bike competion.

7421 12  6--Jane (Carrington) WHITSON (17.12.1946 Palmerston North)
Was at 26 Truro Road, Sandringham, Auckland. Has reverted to her maiden name.
  * 1994: 18/32 Wairau Rd., Avondale
  2007  ph 09 828 1728,   ph 09 828 1292.  With Baycorp.

m Wellington sp-Max S. PHILLIP. Divorced. 6 children, firstly

7421 121  7--Felicity PHILIP (25.2.1969 Palmerston North)
 2007 in Auckland - expecting a baby 2007.
7421 1211  8--Chloe PHILIP (1993 Auckland)

7421 122  7--Lee PHILIP (30.3.1970 Palmerston North)
7421 123  7--Petra PHILLIP (10.10.1973 Auckland)
7421 124  7--Guy PHILLIP (3.4.1982 Auckland) A triplet.
 2007 with Ihug.
7421 125  7--Richard PHILLIP (3.4.1982 Auckland) A triplet.
 2007 with Opal Warehouse, Auckland.
7421 126  7--Stephanie PHILLIP (3.4.1982 Auckland) A triplet.

7421 13  6--Sally (Carrington) WHITSON (5.8.1949 Palmerston North) To Oz 1988.
* 1994: 9 Kurrajong St, Surrey Downs, SA 5126, Australia.
*2003: supersally00"att"hotmail.com 31 Rellum Rd, Greenacres, South Australia 5086
 until Feb 2004.
She had an insurance business and is now doing property rentals and 
developments full time. 

m 1967 Lower Hutt sp-Ross James? COUPER Died 25.11.1987.
They lived in New Brighton, Christchurch. 4 children, firstly

7421 131  7--Gideon COUPER (14.2.1970 Christchurch)
He has written a children's book. He stood for parliament for National in 
Waimakariri and almost got in - the year that there was a huge swing to Labour.
His was one of the only 2 seats in the country that had a swing TO National.
*2003: 68 Rowse Rd., Rangiora, NZ.

7421 132  7--Ayeisha COUPER (29.2.1976 Christchurch)
m 15.2.2003 Christchurch sp-Blair MASTERS
*2003: 7 Wilding St., St Martins, Christchurch.

7421 133  7--James COUPER (c1979)
7421 134  7--Truly-Belle COUPER (22.12.1985)

75 2--Archibald WHITSON 1826 East Lothian, Scotland  1841 with parents.

76 2--Richard WHITSON (28.1.1832 North Berwick, East Lothian)
  1841 with parents.

  1871 Brandsmill, Dunbar, East Lothian - alone:
Richard WHITSON Head 39 1832 North Berwick, Haddington Agricultural Labourer
  1881 Cot-House, Dunbar, East Lothian - alone:
Richard WHITSON Head 49 1832 North Berwick, Haddingtonsh  General Lab'
  1891 High St, Dunbar, East Lothian - alone:
Richard WHITSON Head 59 1832 No Berwick, Haddington  Farm Labourer

77 2--Mary WHITSON (15.6.1834 North Berwick, East Lothian)
  1841 with parents.



2. WHITSON CLUES  
  

2.0 Pops JACKSON popsjackson"att"yahoo.com 2002 is the administrator of
           the group SCOTTISH-WHITSON
To subscribe, email  SCOTTISH-WHITSON-D-request"att"rootsweb.com 
(for digest form else use L for D for list form).
To post a message there,  email  SCOTTISH-WHITSON-L-"att"rootsweb.com 
To communicate with Pops re the list email SCOTTISH-WHITSON-admin"att"Rootsweb.com

2.1 

Searching under say WHITSON at Rootsweb list finder
 http://lists.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/findlist.pl 
will allow you to search the WHITSON archives, browse the WHITSON threaded 
archives, or subscribe to WHITSON-L-request"att"rootsweb.com 

*USA In the US Chuck GERDAU & Jim KUETHE: cgerdau"att"tusc.net
 cgerdau"att"uronramp.net
and other WHITSON descendants have formed a 

WHITSON CLUB
 on the World Wide Web at homepages.rootsweb.com/~whitson

* For other WHITSON trees I hold for families OUTSIDE USA especially Scotland
 see
 whitsonall.html

*1861 For some WHITSONs in the 1861 & other censuses in Scotland etc see 

http://freecen.rootsweb.com 
I have stored downloads at whitson/censuses.txt

*1881 For some WHITSONs in the 1881 census in Scotland see 

 whitson_census.txt

IGI Searches:

* WHITSON Haddington, East Lothian 
M117092 1619-1622, M117098 1622-1820, C117096 1684-1749, C117097 1749-1785, C117098 1785-1819, C117099 1820-1854, M117099 1820-1854, 
C117091 1855-1875, M117091 1855-1875 gave the following families:

1619
0 Samuell WHITSUN m: 19 SEP 1619 Haddington, East Lothian  Christian STEILL

1733-4
0 John WHITSON m Margaret MANNERS
1 Isobell WHITSON bp: 17 APR 1733 Haddington
2 Elizabeth WHITTSON bp: 20 OCT 1734 Haddington

1751-62
0 Thomas WHITSON m: 08 NOV 1751 Haddington, East Lothian  Ann KIRKWOOD
1 Marion WHITSOM (sic) bp: 24 NOV 1754 Haddington
2 Bettey WHITSON bp: 14 NOV 1762 Haddington

1762
0 Elspath WHITSON m: 20 JUN 1762 Haddington, East Lothian  John KINGHORN

1776
  1841 Inngate, Haddington, East Lothian:
Robert Whitson 65 1776 Scotland Gardener
Marion Whitson 65 1776 East Lothian, Scotland

1791
0 Elizabeth WHITSON m: 03 JUN 1791 Haddington, East Lothian  James SKIRVING

1803
0 James WHITSON  [our 3] m Catherine FOULER
1 Elspeth WHITSON bp: 16 JAN 1803 Haddington [our 34]

1804
0 Janet WHITSON m: 28 OCT 1804 Haddington, East Lothian  Richard WILKISON

1811
  1841 Crosscauseway, Edinburgh St Cuthberts, Midlothian:
Robert Whitson  30 1811 Scotland             Victual Deal
Harriet WHITSON 35 1806 Midlothian, Scotland

1817-26
0 Thomas WHITSON m: 17 AUG 1817 Haddington, East Lothian  sp-Marion HOWDON
1 Janet WHITSON bp: 07 JUN 1818 Haddington
2 Catharine WHITSON bp: 29 DEC 1822 Haddington 	C117099 
3 Euphemia WHITSON bp: 19 MAR 1826 Haddington	C117099 

1831-5 [our family]
0 Robert WHITSON m Elizabeth FENDER
1 Catharine WHITSON bp: 28 MAY 1831 Haddington
2 Mary Anne WHITSON bp: 21 JAN 1835 Haddington

1845
0 Anne WHITSON m: 05 OCT 1845 Haddington, East Lothian  Wm WILSON

1846
0 Richard WHITSON m: 29 MAR 1846 Haddington, East Lothian  Mary SIMPSON

1847
0 Robina WHITSON m: 18 JUL 1847 Haddington, East Lothian  Wm BATHGATE

1851 Haddington, Scotland
  1881 7 Robin Hood St, 
Elizabeth Whitson Head W 56 1825 Birmingham, Warwickshire  Householder
Harriett Whitson  Sister 46 1836 Swinton, Lancashire Dressmaker
James Whitson     Son 30 1851 Haddington, Scotland  Clerk (East India Merchant)

1856-9
0 Andrew WHITSON m Jane BATHGATE
1 Christina WHITSON b: 20 DEC 1856 Haddington
2 Susannah WHITSON  b: 27 SEP 1859 Haddington

1860
0 David WHITSON & Agnes CHOSEWOOD
1 David WHITSON b: 16 NOV 1860 Haddington

1864
0 Margaret WHITSON m: 16 JAN 1864 Haddington, East Lothian  Robert BURNSIDE

1871
0 Robert WHITSON m: 17 NOV 1871 Haddington, East Lothian  Helen BAIN


C195181   1660-1674  1685-1773   gave 0
C195182   1620-1819  gave 0
(East United Presbyterian    Church) C190242   1851-1885   gave 0
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* ex Joy PORRITT JoyPorritt"att"bdb-law.co.uk 2006:
0 0-Richard WHITSON m sp-Mary WATT 

1 1-Richard WHITSON b1814-1821 Atholesford Haddington; d 1881
m 1846 sp-Mary SIMPSON b 1824  Aberlady Haddington d 1888
  1881 Labourers Cottage, Dunbar, East Lothian:                            ID
Richard Whitson  Head 60 1821 Atholestonford, Haddingtonshire Farm Servant 1
Mary Whitson 	 Wife 57 1824 Aberlady, Haddingtonshire
Margaret Whitson Daur 28 1853 Whitekirk, Haddingtonshire                   11
Eliza Whitson 	 Daur 20 1861 North Berwick, Haddingtonshire               14
Richard Whitson  Son  18 1863 Dirleton, Haddingtonshire  Labourer General  15
Rachel Whitson 	 Daur 16 1865 Dirleton, Haddingtonshire      Farm Servant  16
William Whitson  Son  11 1870 Dirleton, Haddingtonshire      Scholar       17
John Whitson 	 Son   6 1875 Dirleton, Haddingtonshire      Scholar
Thomas Whitson Grandson 3 1878 Edinbro, Edinburghshire                     112

11 2-Margaret WHITSON b1853 Whitekirk, Haddington d1931 Dunbar 
  1881 with parents.
m sp-John BALLOCK
111 3-John TAYLOR WHITSON b: 21 DEC 1874 Haddington illegitimate      
112 3-Thomas TAYLOR WHITSON b 1877 Edinburgh illegitimate  		
  1881 with mother & grandparents.

12 2-Jane WHITSON 16.7.1855 Prestonkirk,East Lothian IGI
13 2-Isabella WHITSON 21.5.1858 North Berwick,East Lothian IGI d1939 Argyll? 
m 1882 sp-John CAMPBELL

14 2-Elizabeth WHITSON 28.8.1860 North Berwick,East Lothian d1882 Haddington
  1881 with parents.
15 2-Richard WHITSON 6.3.1862 Dirleton,East Lothian d 1924 
  1881 with parents.
m 1882 sp-Margret COWE
151 3-Richard WHITSON b 1884
152 3-John WHITSON b 1886 m 1909  sp-Marion Scott PRYDE
153 3-William Cowe WHITSON b 1893

16 2-Rachel WHITSON 20.10.1864 Dirleton,East Lothian d 1931 Dunbar 
  1881 with parents.
m S Africa sp-Arthur MOORE They emigrated to NZ with Ella.
161 3-Rachel WHITSON b 1889 Edinburgh - illegitimate			 
m 1921 sp-Alexander SMITH 				       
162 3-Ella WHITSON b 1889/1893 
m1 1913 NZ  sp-Sidney TREACY  			
m2 NZ  sp-William WALDOCK 		
1621 4-Ruth, 522 4-Beryl, 523 4-Joyce m James COOK, 524 4-Lillian, 525 4-Wilma
	
17 2-William WHITSON 25.10.1869 Dirleton,East Lothian
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* Ed WHITSON whitsoed"att"otn.net 2001 

0 0-Thomas WHITSON m sp-Elizabeth HOGG 
1 1-David WHITSON born 22.12.1835 Lauder, Berwick, Scotland 
 (This birth is too late for Thomas to be 0 of 1. above.)

?2 1-David WHITSON b 4.1.1836 Hind NewBiggen? to TW & Agnes HOGG - ex WH
 d 15.11.1907 widower aged 71 at Threepwood, disease of the heart;
 William Miller HUME signed the d cert; d reg Blainslie.

m 28 May 1858 Stow sp-Jane MURDOCH 1834. She is 24 from Magazine cottage,
 Parish of Cranston, (Edinburgh). David was from Threep Wood, a Farmservant,
 she was a domestic, his father Thomas was an agri Labourer, deceased.
  1861 Threepwood:
David WHITSON 25 1836 David was a ploughman.
Jane WHITSON  27 1834
Thomas WHITSON son 
Catherine WHITSON daughter 
Katherine MORRISSEY 18  Dom servant b Ireland
  2.04.1871 Threepwood: 
David 2
Jane wife 
Thomas 21 
Catherine 22
Betsy 23, James 24, Agnes 25, Mary 26, Josph 27
  1881 Threepwood cotts:
David 45 
Jane 47 wife 
Agnes 14
Betsy 18
Catherine 20
David 4, joseph 11, Margaret 9 and Mary 6.
  1891? Threepwood:
David, Jane, wife, Betsy, Jemima, grandaughter, and grandson William HUME.

22 2-Catherine Moffat WHITSON b 31 Oct 1860 Threepwood to David & Jane,
 reg Melrose. d at 39 12.9.1904 of accute obstruction and jaundice, 2 days
 father David WHITSON, dec, mother Jane WHITSON dec. 
 present John TELFER farm servant, at Old Graden, parish of Linton.

221 3-William MILLER-HUME WHITSON illeg b 5.11?.1886 to Catherine WHITSON,
 domestic servant at Threepwood.  (The name HUME was used 1901.) Ploughman.
m1 sp-Christina LEARMOND 1881 dr of Robert LEARMOND,surfaceman,roadman &Janet;
 d 1914 age 33, 17 days after b of 2211. Cause of death childbirth, 17 days, 
 phlebitis, W M HUME present. Probably bur Threepwood Langshaws or Blainslie.
Who is  ms Jardine?

2211 4-David WHITSON b 11 May 1914 Threepwood Langshaws
22111 5-Willie HUME whumescot"att"yahoo.co.uk Informant.

[221 3-William MILLER-HUME WHITSON illeg b 5.11?.1886 to Catherine WHITSON]
 d cert: estate labourer, m1 Christina LEARMOD, m2 Elizabeth DICKMAN;
d 16.2.1939 at the Bad Fortune Sanitorium, age 51 his usual residence,
The stables Crookston Heriot, David HUME father deceased, Catherine WHITSON 
  deceased, present widow Elizabeth HUME.
m2 at 35 28.4.1920 Established Church Manse Lauder sp-Elizabeth GUTHRIE mn
 DICKMAN aged 29 W, he from Threepwood son of Catherine WHITSON decesed,
 she from Sourhope? Lauder, dr of Euthemia DICKMAN & Shepherd Andrew DICKMAN;
 sister? Euphemia DICKMAN witness.
  The HUME family lived at a farm Jeannifield.

222 3-Jemima WHITSON illeg -WH has her details. d at 39, 1.11.1921 influenza
 7 days, and premature labour. Father present Mother Catherine WHITSON
 deceased.
m 21.12.1901 sp-John ELLIOT 26 at Galashiels, shepherd from Crailing Nook?,
 Crailing son of Walter ELLIOT deceased & Jessie nee NICHOL?
 Gemima was 20, farm servant, mother, Catherine TELFER nee WHITSON,
 witnesses Wlliam ELLIOT and Margaret WHITSON  her aunt.

[22 2-Catherine WHITSON b 31 Oct 1860 Threepwood to David & Jane, reg Melrose]
m sp-John TELEFER
  1901 St Leonards, Lauder: 
John TELEFER 32, 
Catherine, wife, 35 daughter 
Jane Murdoch TELEFER 1
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* I found 59 entries for Thomas WHITSON on the IGI for UK.
Those for East & Mid Lothian are:
. Thomas WHITSON  Birth: 15 Oct 1864 Gladsmuir, East Lothian, Scotland 
 son of Andrew WHITSON & Jane BATHGATE C117081 1855-1875
. Thomas WHITSON Birth: 14 Nov 1865 Athelstaneford, East Lothian, Scotland 
 son of David WHITSON & Agnes CHOSEWOOD      C117031 1855-1875 
. Thomas WHITSON Christening: 17 Jan 1808 Cranston, Midlothian, Scotland
 son of David WHITSON & Janet MILLAR C116802 1682-1820
. Thomas Duff WHITSON Birth: 23 Jan 1873 West Calder, Midlothian, Scotland 
 son of John WHITSON & Barbara JOHNSTONE      C117011 1855-1875
. Thomas WHITSON Birth: 22 Mar 1875 Liberton, Midlothian, Scotland 
 son of John WHITSON & Mary DENHOLM  Batch   8500054
. Thomas WHITSON Birth: 16 Mar 1903 Liberton, Midlothian, Scotland 
 son of John WHITSON & Julia Ferrier SLIGHT Batch     7912430  
. Thomas Burnby WHITSON Birth:10 Mar 1869 Edinburgh Parish,Edinburgh,Midlothian
 son of Thomas WHITSON & Isobel LOWE     C116852 1863-1869
. Thomas WHITSON Birth: 10 May 1815 Prestonpans, East Lothian, Scotland
 son of William WHITSON & Mary BAIN  Film Number 1903931
. Thomas WHITSON Marriage: 9 Dec 1755 Prestonkirk, East Lothian to Agnes HOG 
 [our 0] M117172 1658-1821

* Trying again 6.11.2002 on Thomas WHITSON,East Lothian gave others:
. Thomas Whitson Birth: About 1794 Of, Prestonpans,East Lothian
m Isabel THOMSON  About 1798 Of, Prestonpans, East Lothian, Scotland
. Thomas WHITSON Marriage: 19 NOV 1791 Whitekirk,East Lothian
m Mary SHIERS  M117234 1761-1819 [our 1]
. Thomas WHITSON Marriage: 19 NOV 1791 Aberlady,East Lothian
m Mary SHIER M117025 1751-1854  [our 1]
. Thomas WHITSON Marriage: 21 NOV 1615 North Berwick,East Lothian
m Jonet CONGILTON      M117132 1604 - 1616, 1653-1721
. Thomas WHITSONE Marriage: 14 JUN 1666 North Berwick,East Lothian
m Issobell CARGILL    M117132 1604-1616, 1653-1721
. Thomas WHITSON Marriage: 03 NOV 1816 Athelstaneford,East Lothian 
m Isobel CAIRNS      M117034 1764-1820 
. Thomas WHITSON Marriage: 08 NOV 1751 Haddington,East Lothian
m Ann KIRKWOOD       M117098 1622-1820 
. Thomas WHITSON Marriage: 17 AUG 1817 Haddington,East Lothian
m Marion HOWDON  M117098 1622-1820 
. Thomas WHITSON Marriage: 23 AUG 1817 Pencaitland,East Lothian
m Marion HOWDEN M117164 1698-1819  
. Thomas WHITSON Marriage: 22 OCT 1855 Pencaitland, East Lothian
m Margaret MCLENAN      M117161 1855-1875

Compare Prestonkirk:
 Baptisms,1658-1820 Marriages, 1658-1821 FHL BRITISH Film [ 1067854 Items 3-4 ]
 Baptisms, 1820-1855 Marriages, 1820-1855 Burials, 1846-1855 Neglected Birth
  Entry, 1850 -  FHL BRITISH Film [1067855 Item 1 ]
 Another filming. 1952 -  VAULT BRITISH Film [ 103190 ] 

2.4 Entering Robert WHITSON British Isles on the IGI at www.familysearch.com
 gave 57 of them. Those for Edinburgh or East Lothian were:
. Robert WHITSON  Birth: 10 Apr 1749 Edinburgh Parish, Edinburgh, Midlothian
 son of George W and Margaret ROSS     C119804  1748-1750
. Robert WHITSON  Birth: 1803 Scotland          Film 2034758 
. Robert WHITSON  Marriage: 25 Feb 1813 Canongate, Edinburgh, Midlothian
 to Margaret DAVIDSON      M195004 1811-1819
. Robert WHITSON  Marriage: 19 Jan 1823 Saint Cuthberts,Edinburgh,Midlothian
 to Ann ALEXANDER      M119895 1820-1825
. Robert WHITSON  Marriage: 25 Feb 1825 Canongate, Edinburgh, Midlothian
 to Isabella ALEXANDER      M195006 1820-1835
. Robert WHITSON  Marriage: 26 Jun 1798 Yester, East Lothian
 to Marjory GIBSON      M117252 1654-1819
. Robert WHITSON  Marriage: 17 May 1829 Dunbar, East Lothian [our 22]
 to Elizabeth FENDER      M117067 1820-1854
. Robert WHITSON  Marriage: 17 Nov 1871 Haddington, East Lothian
 to Hellen BAIN      M117091  1855-1875 [likely to be related]
                    
To find if any of the children were born in Dunbar we can
replace M by C in M117067, giving 841 baptisms/births there 1820-1854. 
No WHITSON or HOGG are there.

Entering John WHITSON Scotland All Resources there gave for East Lothian

. John Taylor WHITSON Birth: 21 Dec 1874 Haddington, East Lothian
son of Margaret WHITSON      C117091  1855-1875
. John WHITSOM Marriage: 21 May 1741 Bolton, East Lothian
to Cathren GOODALL     M117042  1685-1821
. John WHITSON Marriage: 22 Jun 1628 Innerwick, East Lothian
to Main_ BAIRNISFATHER      M117112 1614-1689
. John WHITSON Marriage: 22 Apr 1732 Ormiston, East Lothian
to Margaret MANNERS      M117152  1637-1649 & 1706-1819
. John WHITSON Marriage: 6 Jan 1766 Dirleton, East Lothian
to Margaret WINLAY  M117052 1664-1819                   
. John WHITSONE Marriage: 25 Apr 1697 North Berwick, East Lothian
to Bassy SINCLAR      M117132  1604-1616 & 1653-1721
                    
So our John McNair WHITSON (b1838) does not feature. But the last 3 are
probably related as the children of 2 were born  North Berwick and children
of 25 were born at Dirleton.

Searching M117067 1820-1854 for WHITSON gave as well as our Rbt,
. Catherine WHITSON  Marriage: 21 May 1854 Dunbar to James FISHER

*1901 census for England & Wales at http://www.census.pro.gov.uk
Name Age Where Born, Administrative County,Civil Parish Occupation
 Alexander WHITSON 19 Scotland Kent   Gunner Royal Garrn Artillery 
 Alexander WHITSON 49 Scotland London   Saddeer 
 George WHITSON 71 Scotland Northumberland Walker   
 Robert WHITSON 31 Scotland   Liverpool Corn Broker 
 Thomas WHITSON 42 Scotland Lancashire Great Crosby Salesman 
 William WHITSON 31 Scotland Lancaster   Attendant Upon The Insane 
 
 Alice WHITSON 41 Scotland Lancashire Great Crosby Private Secretary 
 Elizabeth WHITSON 23 Scotland Berks Winkfield Ladymaid Domestic 
 Margaret WHITSON 34 Scotland London Paddington Hospital Nurse Night
  Superintendent 

This does not cover people living in Scotland in 1901!

   From:         support"att"censushelpdesk.co.uk
The 1901 Census was taken separately in Scotland and Ireland. The
Public Record Office is the custodian of the census returns for
England and Wales (which include the Channel Islands and the Isle of
Man). We are digitising those for England and Wales, the Channel
Islands and the Isle of Man.  The 1901 CENSUS FOR SCOTLAND is now
available online at www.origins.net. NO - NOT FROM Aug. 2002!!
 (That links to searching IGI at http://www.scotsorigins.com/searchbc.aspx
 that did not work for me.)
 The General Register Office for
Scotland will be making microfilm copies of the 1901 census available
at New Register House, Edinburgh EH1 3YT. For the latest news you may
wish to visit the GRO Scotland website at
 www.gro-scotland.gov.uk/grosweb/grosweb.nsf/pages/leaflt11.
(THIS SAYS WILL BE AVAILABLE END OF 2003 under name Digros.)
 Enquiries for Microfilm copies of the Scottish 1901 Census should be made to 
the GRO Scotland tel. 0131 334 0380 or e-mail records"att"gro-scotland.gov.uk.




3. CLUES FOR FENDER, HOGG, SHIELS, WATT, WILSON 
  

* FENDER CLUES
IGI
Mary FENDER bc 1792 Of, Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland
m 16 Jul 1813 sp-John ALLAN bp 15 Jun 1788 Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland
 son of John ALLAN & Catherine CRAIK/CRAICK

* Searching for our Elizabeth FENDER (b 1807 m 1829) Scotland All Resources
 gave for East Lothian:
. Elizabeth FENDER  Birth: 11 Jun 1874 North Berwick, East Lothian
 dr of Alexander FENDER & Jessie ROBERTSON      C117131   1855-1875
. Elizabeth FENDER Christening: 25 Mar 1753 Dunbar, East Lothian
 dr of   Patrick FENDER Elspeth DUNCAN     C117064 1688-1767
. Elspeth FENDER Christening: 25 Jul 1686 Haddington, East Lothian
 dr of Archibald FENDER & Anna THOMSON      C117096 1684-1749
. Elisabeth FENDER Christening: 19 May 1667 Innerwick, East Lothian
. Elizabeth FENDER Christening: 3 Dec 1637 Innerwick, East Lothian
. Elizabeth FENDER Christening: 27 Jan 1706 Innerwick, East Lothian
. Elizabeth FENDER Christening: 15 Jul 1730 Oldhamstocks, East Lothian
. Betty FENDER Christening: 8 Aug 1759 Innerwick, East Lothian
. Betty FENDER Christening: 21 Jun 1767 Innerwick, East Lothian
. Elizabeth FENDER Christening: 21 Jun 1807 Innerwick, East Lothian
 dr of Robert FENDER and Janet HAY C117115  1741-1820
. Elisabeth FENDER Birth: Abt. 1792 , East Lothian
 no references given
. Elizabeth FENDAR Christening: 11 Sep 1670 Tranent, East Lothian
So no luck.

* Searching IGI for Elizabeth FENDER,East Lothian gave 19:

        1. ELIZABETH FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Female Birth: 11 JUN 1874 North Berwick, East Lothian, Scotland
dr of Alexander F & Jessie ROBERTSON

        2. ELIZABETH FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Female Christening: 03 DEC 1637 Innerwick, East Lothian, Scotland 

        3. ELIZABETH FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Female Christening: 27 JAN 1706 Innerwick, East Lothian, Scotland 

        4. ELIZABETH FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Female Christening: 15 JUL 1730 Oldhamstocks, East Lothian, Scotland 

        5. ELSPETH FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Female Christening: 25 JUL 1686 Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland 
dr of Archibald FENDER & Anna THOMSON     C117096                 1684 - 1749 
        6. ELIZABETH FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Female Christening: 25 MAR 1753 Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland 
dr of Patrick FENDER & Elspeth DUNCAN       C117064              1688 - 1767 
        7. ELIZABETH FENDAR - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Female Christening: 11 SEP 1670 Tranent, East Lothian, Scotland 

        8. Elisabeth FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Female Birth: < 1792>  
no more info
        9. ELISABETH FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Female Christening: 19 MAY 1667 Innerwick, East Lothian, Scotland 

        10. BETTY FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Female Christening: 08 AUG 1759 Innerwick, East Lothian, Scotland 

        11. BETTY FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Female Christening: 21 JUN 1767 Innerwick, East Lothian, Scotland 

        12. ELIZABETH FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Female Christening: 21 JUN 1807 Innerwick, East Lothian, Scotland 
dr of Robert FENDER & Janet HAY      C117115                 1741 - 1820 

        13. ELIZABETH FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Female Marriage: 27 FEB 1639 Innerwick, East Lothian, Scotland 

        14. ELSPIT FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Female Marriage: 14 JUL 1646 Innerwick, East Lothian, Scotland 

        15. ELIZABETH FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Female Marriage: 06 MAY 1827 Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland 
m George WILSON      M117067  1820 - 1854 
        16. ELIZABETH FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Female Marriage: 29 MAY 1778 Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland 
m John GRAY      M117066                 1737 - 1820 
        17. ELIZABETH FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Female Marriage: 17 MAY 1829 Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland 
m Robert WHITSON M117067  1820 - 1854 [our 11]
        18. ELISABETH FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Female Marriage: 20 FEB 1813 Prestonkirk, East Lothian, Scotland 
m John BLACK      M117172                 1658 - 1821 
        19. ELIZABETH FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Female Marriage: 28 FEB 1813 Haddington, East Lothian, Scotlandm John BLACK       M117098  1622 - 1820 
               
* Searching IGI for Robert FENDER,East Lothian gave 6:

        1. Robert FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Male Birth: About 1637 Innerwick, East Lothian, Scotland 

        2. Robert FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Male Christening: 27 OCT 1668 Innerwick, East Lothian, Scotland son of Robt FENDER &            Helein GRIEVE 

        3. ROBERT FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Male Marriage: 26 MAY 1839 Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland 
m  Anna RICHARDSON       M117067                 1820 - 1854 
        4. ROBERT FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Male Marriage: 25 JUN 1858 Whitekirk, East Lothian, Scotland 
m Cathrine KINGHORN      M117231                 1855 - 1875 
        5. ROBERT FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Male Marriage: 05 MAY 1821 North Berwick, East Lothian
m Marget RENNIE       M117137                 1820 - 1855 

        6. Robert FENDER - International Genealogical Index 
        Gender: Male Marriage: About 1662 Innerwick, East Lothian, Scotland 
m Helein GRIEVE 

* Searches at Dunbar,East Lothian:

C117062 1672-1719 
0 George FENDER 
m: 18 MAY 1684 Dunbar, East Lothian  Margaret PATERSON M117062 1651-1717
Jean FENDER bp: 01 APR 1688 Dunbar, East Lothian

 M117062 1651-1717
. James FENDER m: 02 DEC 1709 Dunbar, East Lothian 	 Agnas NICOLSON
. Jean FENDER m: 23 NOV 1714 Dunbar, East Lothian 	 James SAMSON

0 James FENDER
1 Isabel FENDER bp: 16 FEB 1724 Dunbar, East Lothian 

 M11706 1737-1820
. Margaret FENDER m: 23 MAY 1747 Dunbar, East Lothian John JOHNSTON

C117064 1688-1767 
0 Patrick FENDER 
m 29 APR 1748 Dunbar, East Lothian Elspeth/Elspet DUNCAN M11706 1737-1820
1 Elizabeth FENDER bp: 25 MAR 1753 Dunbar, East Lothian
2 Isobel FENDER bp: 09 OCT 1757 Dunbar, East Lothian

0 Thomas FENDER m Mary TAYLOR
1 Alison FENDER bp 17 MAR 1771 Dunbar, East Lothian C117065
m: 10 Jan 1823 Dunbar 	 Peter HAY M117067 1820-1854

. Elizabeth FENDER m 29.5.1778 Dunbar, East Lothian  John GRAY M11706 1737-1820
. James FENDER m: 18 Feb 1823 Dunbar Ann NISBETT M117067 1820-1854
. Janet FENDER m: 30 Oct 1825 Dunbar 	 Alexander PURVES M117067 1820-1854
. Mary FENDER m: 18 Jun 1826 Dunbar 	 Thomas DENHAM M117067 1820-1854
. Elizabeth FENDER m: 6 May 1827 Dunbar George WILSON M117067 1820-1854
. Elizabeth FENDER m 17.5.1829 Dunbar Robert WHITSON [our 22] M117067 1820-1854

. Mary FENDER F Marriage: 3 Dec 1831 Dunbar 	 George ROBERTSON 	 
 She must be a sr to
0 Thomas FENDER M Marriage: 3 Dec 1831 Dunbar to Margaret WATT 
1  Euphemia FENDER bp: 28 May 1836 Dunbar, East Lothian
  C117067 1820-1854 has 841 baptisms/births but only 1 FENDER. Where are rest?

. James FENDER M Marriage: 2 Dec 1838 Dunbar to Elizabeth LITTLE 
. Robert FENDER M Marriage: 26 May 1839 Dunbar to Anna RICHARDSON 
. Mary FENDER F Marriage: 13 Aug 1844 Dunbar James NICOLSON

C117062 1855-75
0 Alexander FENDER m Janet HENDERSON 	 
1 Catherine FENDER b: 06 JAN 1859 Dunbar, East Lothian
2 Margaret FENDER b: 17 JAN 1861 Dunbar, East Lothian 
3 Euphemia FENDER b: 09 MAY 1865 Dunbar, East Lothian
4 Joan FENDER b: 09 MAY 1865 Dunbar, East Lothian

0 Robert FENDER m Catherine KINGHORN
1 Beatrice Kinghorn FENDER b: 18 JUN 1865 Dunbar, East Lothian

* ex Ron MCSHANE Roariii-gen"att"yahoo.co.uk via genesreunited 2006
0? John FENDER m HEATLIE
1 Ann (Agnes) Heatlie FENDER b Dunbar c1830
m  8 Sep 1850 Dunbar sp-Ben WILKIE M117067 1820-1854
============================================================================

3.1 * HOGG CLUES
3.1.1 Bill CADDELL  offers the following 3 HOGGs:

 William CADELL.  b. ca 1668, SCT; d. 20 May 1728, SCT
m. 13 Jul 1701, SCT Anna HOGG        b. 5 Jun 1681, SCT; d.  7 May 1743, SCT
8 Children: (Haddington, East Lothian, SCT) 1702-1708
William CADELL arrived in Haddington and soon married Anna, daughter of
James HOG, a Burgess of Haddington and his wife Rebecca VEITCH.  He
worked as a journeyman glazier and became a freeman on 26 June 1704.  He
was later admitted as Burgess for Haddington by right of his
father-in-law, James HOGG.  He is buried at the Haddington cemetery. 
After he died, a monument was erected in the Haddington Abbey Church as
a memorial to him. According to his monument in St. Mary's Church,
Haddington, he was then 59 years of age.
He was the progenitor for the CADELLs of Banff and Cockenzie.

 William CADELL (10 May 1708), of Haddington and Cockenzie, SCT and
youngest son of William and Anna (HOGG) Cadell, was born, raised,
probably married and later lived in Haddingtonshire, SCT.  He married
Christeen, daughter of John and Marion (SCOTT) HOG of Prestonpans, SCT. 
Marion Scott was the daughter and co-heir of Walter SCOTT, Bailie of
Aberlady, SCT.  William was the 1st Projector of the Carron Iron Works. 
John HOG was a shipowner at Prestonpans.

 Andrew CADDELL (7005,7484, cook) :b. 1590, SCT :d. Before 16620521
m Edinburgh  Jonet HOGG  b. 1595, SCT :d. May 1628

3.1.2 June.Powell"att"health.gov.au 2001:
0 Janet Halliday HOGG m George SPIDEN
1 Thomas Hogg SPIDEN (1895 Prestonkirk, East Lothian)
11 her mr, b Haddington.



* WATT CLUES

*1817 Prestonkirk, East Lothian ex Robert FAHEY bobfahey"att"bigpond.net.au
 29.11.2008, 2.12.08:

0 0-Richard WATT of Athelstaneford/Prestonkirk d by 1858 Ploughman
m sp-Margaret d by 1858 

1 1-Marrion WATT b June 22nd 1782 bp June 30th 1782. Andrew & James WATT
witnesses. d 10.2.1858 single aged 76 in Haddington. Buried in the Churchyard 
Athelstaneford. Informant George WHITSON brother in law. 
  1851 with sp of 2 below.

2 1-Christian WATT b 29/11/1783 bp 7.12.1783 Andrew and James WATT witnesses.

m sp-George WHITSON 1789 Dirleton, East Lothian
  1841 Haddington 
George WHITSON W 62 1779 Dirleton, living with 
his sister-in-law Marion WATT (Marion was the elder sister to Christian & 
Margaret)
  1851 Abbey, Haddington, East Lothian:                                    ID
George WHITSON   Head W 62 1789 Dirleton, East Lothian  Labourer           sp-2
Margaret WHITSON Daur U 38 1813 Athelstaneford, East Lothian  Farm serv    21
Andrew KERR 	 Son    10 1841 Prestonkirk, East Lothian     Scholar      211
Marion WATT Sis'inlaw U 50/56 1801/1795 Athelstaneford, East Lothian Pauper 1
								Deaf & dumb
  1861 Muckmerry, Gladsmuir, East Lothian:
George WHITSON Head 76 1785 Dirleton, East Lothian  Ag lab      sp-2
Margaret WHITSON Daur 47 1814 Athelstaneford, Haddington        21
Andrew WHITSON GrandSon 20 1841 Prestenkirk, Haddington         211

[A son to 1??:
  1861 3 Young St, Edinburgh St Andrew, Midlothian:
George WHITSON   Head M 49 1812 Dirleton, Haddingtonshire  Levery Stable Keeper
Margaret G WHITSON Wife M 45 1816 Mid Calder, Edinbroshire 
Isabella WHITSON   Daur   18 1843 St Cuthberts, Edinbroshire 
George WHITSON 	   Son    16 1845 St Cuthberts, Edinbroshire 
Helen WHITSON      Daur    9 1852 St Cuthberts, Edinbroshire] 

21 2-Margaret WHITSON b 10.9.1811 bp 18.9.1811 Athelstaneford, East Lothian
witnesses Richd WATT & William WHITSON (father or brother of George?); (bp ex 
Tim 7.12.08).  1851-61 with father.

211 3-Andrew WHITSON 1841 Prestenkirk, Haddington  1851-61 with mother & grfr.

22 2-Elizabeth WHITSON bp 22.8.1813 Athelstaneford, East Lothian

23 2-Christian WHITSON bp 28.5.1815 Athelstaneford, East Lothian

24 2-May WHITSON bp 28 SEP 1817 Prestonkirk, East Lothian

3 1-Margaret WATT b 14.10.1790 bp 16.2.1793 Andrew and James WATT witnesses.

4 1-Robert WATT "Robert, son to Richard WATT in Markle and Margaret WATT his 
wife was b February 6th 1793 and bp February 16th, 1793. Witnesses Andrew and 
James WATT"

5 1-Richard WATT "Richard, son to Richard WATT and Margaret WATT in Markle was 
b February 11, 1799 and bp February 18th. Witnesses Robert BROWN and Alexander 
DODDS"
  Richard WATT, shepherd, married, aged 60, son of Richard WATT (deceased) and 
Elizabeth (sic) WATT d February 09, 1860 at Abbey Mains, Haddington.

m 6.4.1818 Athelstaneford sp-Elizabeth MCKENZIE b 13.12.1799 Prestonkirk 
d 27.1.1866 Humbie, East Lothian. Daughter of James MCKENZIE and Margaret 
ANDERSON.

51 2-Richard WATT, b. January 06, 1819, Athelstaneford, Haddington.

52 2-Margaret WATT, b. July 07, 1820, Athelstaneford, Haddington.

3. 53 2-Helen WATT, b. December 28, 1823, Athelstaneford, Haddington.
4. 54 2-Marion WATT, b. June 26, 1824, Athelstaneford, Haddington.

55 2-Andrew WATT, b. August 12, 1826, Athelstaneford, Haddington, Scotland
m sp-Margaret BROOMFIELD after banns were posted 15 May 1852. He was then in
 Prestonkirk & she in Haddington. Cautioners Robert REID and James WATT 
16/5/1852.

5. 56 2-Elizabeth WATT, b. February 26, 1829, Athelstaneford. 
6. 57 2-James WATT b 28.11.1831 bp 16.11.1831 witnesses Robert WATT and George 
WHITSON. d 10.6.1916 Haddington. 

58 2-William WATT, b. October 22, 1834, Athelstaneford. 

59 2-Janet WATT b 30.4.1838 Athelstaneford. d 3.9.1901 buried St Marys Parish 
 Church Haddington Plot I15.
m 10.6.1859 Haddington sp-Robert MALCOLM
..............................................................................
*1820-1854 Dunbar C117067  has 841 baptisms/births, with 10 WATT bps/births, eg

*1834 Dunbar
Euphemia WATT Christening: 26 Mar 1834 Dunbar, East Lothian
 dr of John & Esobell WATT

*1844 Dunbar
Euphemia WATT Birth: 10 Aug 1844 Dunbar, East Lothian
 dr of Thomas WATT & Jean DAVIDSON

*1846 Dunbar
Margaret Mitchel WATT Christening: 22 Nov 1846 Dunbar
 dr of Matthew WATT & Margaret LITSTER 



3.2 * WILSON CLUES

* Searching on Elizabeth WILSON,East Lothian  gave over 200 eg

       16. ELIZABETH WILSON - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Christening: 20 APR 1729 Haddington, East Lothian 

       17. Elizabeth Wilson - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Birth: 1764 Haddington, East Lothian 

       43. Elspet Wilson - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Birth: About 1642 Of, Haddington, East Lothian 
       49. ELIZABETH WILSON - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Birth: About 1764 Of, Haddington, East Lothian 

       50. Elspet Wilson - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Birth: About 1642 Of, Haddington, East Lothian 

       56. Elizabeth Johnston Wilson - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Birth: 28 MAR 1806 Prestonpans, East Lothian 

       57. Elizabeth Wilson - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Birth: About 1777 Of, Prestonpans, East Lothian 
       59. Elizabeth Amelia Wilson - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Birth: 01 DEC 1789 Prestonpans, East Lothian 
       66. Elizabeth Johnston Wilson - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Birth: 28 MAR 1806 Prestonpans, East Lothian 

       67. Elizabeth Amelia Wilson - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Birth: 01 DEC 1789 Prestonpans, East Lothian 

       79. Elspet Wilson - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Birth: About 1646 Of, Dunbar, East Lothian 

       80. Elspet Wilson - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Birth: About 1646 Of, Dunbar, East Lothian 

       81. Elisabeth Wilson - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Birth: 06 AUG 1789 Prestonpans, East Lothian 

       90. Elizabeth Wilson - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Birth: 19 MAY 1756 Haddington, East Lothian 

       91. ELIZABETH WILSON - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Christening: 20 MAR 1712 Athelstaneford, East Lothian 

       92. ELIZABETH WILSONE - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Christening: 17 JAN 1701 Athelstaneford, East Lothian 

       95. ELIZABETH WILSON - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Christening: 13 NOV 1796 Dunbar, East Lothian 

       103. ELSPET WILSON - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Christening: 21 SEP 1729 Haddington, East Lothian 

           114. ELIZABETH WILSON - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Christening: 12 JUN 1841 Dunbar, East Lothian 

       115. ELSPETH WILSON - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Christening: 10 MAR 1745 Dunbar, East Lothian 

       116. ELSPETH WILSON - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Christening: 27 FEB 1757 Dunbar, East Lothian 

       117. ELSPETH WILSON - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Christening: 14 MAY 1758 Dunbar, East Lothian 

       118. ELIZABETH WILSON - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Christening: 30 AUG 1741 Dunbar, East Lothian 

       119. ELIZABETH WILSON - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Christening: 14 FEB 1742 Dunbar, East Lothian 

       120. ELIZABETH WILSON - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Christening: 01 JUN 1712 Athelstaneford, East Lothian 

       121. ELIZABETH WILSON - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Christening: 18 APR 1714 Athelstaneford, East Lothian 

       122. ELIZABETH WILSON - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Christening: 11 DEC 1737 Athelstaneford, East Lothian 
          124. ELSPETH WILLSON - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Christening: 29 MAY 1725 Prestonpans, East Lothian 

       125. ELISBETH JOHNSTON WILSON - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Birth: 28 MAR 1806 Prestonpans, East Lothian 

       126. ELIZABETH WILSON - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Christening: 23 AUG 1789 Prestonpans, East Lothian 

       127. ELIZABETH WILSON - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Christening: 02 DEC 1849 Prestonpans, East Lothian 

       128. ELIZABETH AMELIA WILSON - International Genealogical Index 
       Gender: Female Christening: 06 DEC 1789 Prestonpans, East Lothian 
 etc

* Robert FENDER m WILSON British Isles gave 0.


Dunbar C117067 1820-1854 has 841 baptisms/births, with 4 WILSON:
. Clara WILSON Christening: 11 Nov 1821 Dunbar, E
 dr of Charles WILSON & Jean BARRY
. Elizabeth WILSON Christening: 12 Jun 1841 Dunbar, East Lothian
 dr of Alexander Jack & Margaret WILSON 
. Janet WILSON Christening: 1 Apr 1833 Dunbar, East Lothian
 dr of James WILSON and Jean ROBERTSON
. Mary WILSON Birth: 19 Jan 1848 Dunbar, East Lothian
 dr of Alexander Jack & Margaret WILSON 

The GRD CD for 2000 contains the following searching WILSON in East Lothian
(EL) and Mid Lothian (ML) with email (emailed 2000/11):

jjgarmac"att"cedar.alberni.net 1750+ King Edward,ABD, 1885+

EAST LOTHIAN:
kingofthecastle"att"lycosmail.com 
aileenjt"att"ozemail.com 

legarthm"att"levin.pl.net 1700-1800 Gladsmuire:
 Janet , most probable dau. of 
 0? Nicol WILSON & Margaret FINLAYSON. 
 1 Elizabeth 1753; 2 William 1755;3 George 1761;4 Francis 1763;5 Katharine 1766
 6 Christian 1768;
 7 Janet Bap. Nov. 1770, Gladsmuir m John KING 1791, also Gladsmuir

robertpegg"att"fastlink.com.au 1780 Humbie - bounced
raiden"att"axs.com.au 1790-1830 Tranent; 1840-54 Dalkeith MLN, 1825-40 Crichton
 & Pathhead MLN - bounced

EDINBURGH:

Ray RINGER raringer"att"melbpc.org.au 2001:
0 James WILSON and Ann GORDON had the following at West Caldermeade,Midlothian
1 9/6/1776 James
2 8/3/1778 Jean
3 24/8/1780 John
4 20/4/178? Alexander
5 25/12/1785 William WILSON m 1809 Edinb. sp-Janet CRAIG innkeepers of 
 Slateford. Chn bptd at Colinton.
51 Catherine b 1811, baptised August 6 ,1811 m 1835 to Charles THOMSON
52 James born May 5,1813,bapt May 30,1813 cabinet maker of St.BernardsPlace,
 Stockbridge at time of his m.Shoemaker,Hamilton,Lanark.D1884 at Sandy Creek.
m Jane BROWNLIE -proclaimed at St. Cuthberts Edinburgh in 1836. 
 Children baptised at the Associate Congregation,Lothian Road,Edinburgh.
  They migrated to AUSTRALIA in the 1850's; 1866 at Sandy Creek near Riddel. 
521 William born in Hamilton Lanarkshire near Glasgow.
522 Ann born Edinburgh circa 1842 bp at the Lothian Rd. Associate Congregation
523 John 1843-1889 Stationmaster Buried Riddells Creek m 1882 Ellen STEVENS
 Ellen m2 SMITH. 
5231 William m Isabella PATTERSON ,a butcher at Sunbury.
5232 James
5233 John
5234 Janet.

524 James Robert born August 8,1845
525 James Robert born oct. 16, 1847 .Baptised Nov. 14,1847. 165 Rose St
526 
527 Catharine born June1,1850 .Baptised June 2 1850 at home. Twin
m in Sandy Creek near Riddell sp-Thomas Sea TODD - Anne RINGER's grgrparents
528 Janet born June1,1850 .Baptised June 2 1850 at home 165 Rose St. Twin
529 Jane born July 9 1852 Baptised August 15,1852.address 165 Rose Street.
53 John born November 8,1816 bap. 30mth. November 1816
54 Ann born Oct. 22,1818 and baptised  Nov. 8,1818
55 Robert christened July 10 ,1825

eldick"att"rapidnet.net 1820+
john.convery"att"zetnet.co.uk 1810-
iainkerr"att"clara.net 1790-1880

MIDLOTHIAN:

Ramsay CRAIG rmcraig"att"connexus.net.au 1750 Newton 2001:
Margaret WILSON on 2 Oct.1789 at Newton Parish Church, Edinburgh (Vol 696/14)
m James CRAIG 1766 Newton Parish, witness. H Archibold, John Kinghorn.His ggfr.
Probably
Margaret WILSON b. 20April 1763, Claybarns Newton Parish (Vol 696/2)
  bapt.29April 1763 Witness. William WILSON and David PAICK. She was daug. of
 Alexander WILSON b.14 June 1728 Newton Parish and Elspeth Moffat b? They
  were married 10March 1749 at Newton. BUT could be
Margaret WILSON b.19June 1774  at Wester Engine Newton Parish (Vol 696/2)
  bapt.27 June 1774 Witness. David Wilson & Alexander Moffat. Her parents were
 William WILSON and Janet Reid.

grange"att"hunterlink.net.au 1800- Currie & Pennicuik:
0 Alexander WILSON, blacksmith in Kileith, Currie, died 1799, aged c 80
m1 1746 (in Currie) Marion KEDDIE (1724-1756)
 d/o John KEDDIE & Marion ABERNETHY of Kileith. 5 chn (all born Kileith) : 
1Margaret 1747,2James 1749,3 George 1751,4Katherine 1753,5 Janet 1755
m2 1762 (in Penicuik) Agnes KER (b. 1736)
 d/o Andrew KER & Mary GILCHRIST of Bavelaw, Penicuik. 4 chn:
6 Andrew 1763,7 Alexander 1765,8 Mary 1770 m 1791 William TAYLOR d1852-her line
9 Marria born 27 January 1779

SOME OTHER PLACES IN SCOTLAND

loal"att"bc.sympatico.ca 1750-1800: Christine LAMB  2000:
0 John Wilson bc1800, Inverness m Catherine ?
1 James Wilson m 1827 Cawdor, Nairnshire to Jane (Jean) Fraser
11 Jane Wilson (1828 Lesmahagow, Lanark) only child in 1841 census - Inverness
m1 John MCINTOSH (-1860) 20 June 1850 at Inverness.4 chn.
m2 John McCulloch, 7 July 1866 and had at least 2 more children.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

3.3 * SHIELS CLUES

* Entering Mary SHIELS IGI Scotland gave 632! Those in East Lothian were:
. Marie SHEILL bpt: 20 Apr 1658 Haddington, East Lothian
dr of James SHEILL &  Margaret HENDIRSONE     C117092   1619-1659
. Marie SHEILL bpt: 10 Mar 1672 Haddington, East Lothian
dr of Thomas SHEILL &             Agnes LOWRIMER      C117094 1660-1674
. Mary Somner SHEILL bpt: 18 Aug 1818 Haddington, East Lothian
dr of James SHEILL &             Euphan MONTEITH     C117098 1785-1819 
. Mary SHEEL bpt: 1 May 1726 Ormiston, East Lothian
. Mary SHIELL bpt: 8 May 1774 Prestonkirk, East Lothian
dr of Thomas SHIELL & Christian HENRY C117172 1658-1820 [PROBABLY SP OF OUR 1]
. Marie SHEALL bpt: 16 Jan 1682 Prestonkirk, East Lothian
dr of George SHEALL C117172 1658-1820
. Mary SHEEL bpt: 6 Jul 1669 Saltoun, East Lothian
. Mary SHILL Birth: 20 Aug 1751 Stenton, East Lothian
. Mary Jane  bpt: 06 Apr 1884 Free Church, Tranent, East Lothian
. Mary Broadwood SHIEL Birth: 17 Sep 1847 Stenton, East Lothian
. MARY SHIELL bpt: 26 Feb 1698 Bolton, East Lothian
. Mary Denholm SHEILLS Birth: 10 Jul 1870 Athelstaneford, East Lothian
dr of James SHEILLS &             Agnes COMB      C117031 1855-1875
. Mary SHIELDS Birth: Abt. 1753 Newtown, East Lothian
. Mary SHIELDS Birth: 19 Mar 1859 Haddington, East Lothian
dr of Andrew SHIELDS &             Jane RAMAGE      C117091 1855-1875
. Mary Lorain SHIELL Birth: 8 Jan 1865 Spott, East Lothian
. Mary SHIELL Birth: 5 Oct 1873 Dirleton, East Lothian
dr of Robert SHIELL &             Catherine VIRTUE     C117051 1855-1875   
. Mary Ann SHIELLS Birth: 4 Feb 1865 Haddington, East Lothian
dr of  Archibald SHIELLS & Margaret MALCOLM      C117091 1855-1875
. Mary SHEILL Marriage: 27 Apr 1694 Haddington, East Lothian
m William LANDIE      M117098 1622-1820
. Marie SHEILLS Marriage: 16 Jun 1668 Tranent, East Lothian
. Mary SHIEL Marriage: 20 Nov 1685 Pencaitland, East Lothian
. Mary SHIEL Marriage: 28 Jun 1824 Spott, East Lothian
. Mary SHIELL Marriage: 4 Jun 1743 Humbie, East Lothian
. Mary SHIELLS Marriage: 22 Mar 1794 Dunbar, East Lothian
m William WILKIE      M117066 1737-1820
. Mary SHIELLS Marriage: 30 May 1851 Garvald, East Lothian
. Mary D. SHIELS Marriage: 2 Jun 1870 Saltoun, East Lothian
     
Searching on HENRY & SHIELS at C117172 gave:
. Margaret HENDRY bpt: 6 Jul 1817 dr of  George HENDRY & Sibbiely JEFFERY 
. Mary SHIELL bpt: 8 May 1774 Prestonkirk, East Lothian
dr of Thomas SHIELL & Christian HENRY  [PROBABLY SP OF OUR 1]
. The following children of George SHEAL b at Prestonkirk, East Lothian
-.Anna SHEAL bpt: 09 Jun 1684
-. Margret SHEAL bpt: 25 Mar 1679
-. Marie SHEALL bpt: 16 Jan 1682
-. Agnes SHEAL bpt: 11 Aug 1685
-. Elisabeth SHEAL bpt: 30 Jun 1688
-. Elisabeth SHEALL bpt: 11 Oct 1675
-. Grissell SHEALL bpt: 07 Jan 1683 

Searching there at Personal Ancestral File for Scotland gave
 for Thomas or Robert WHITSON - a family Liberton, Midlothian to Australia
 for Thomas SHIELL - nothing 

3.3.1 crystal shiell-loomis  1999 writes:
My ggfr came from Monserrat in the Caribbean. 
According to my grandmother, the Irish settled there and that's where the
name SHIELL came from. There is a book which I have not managed to get my
hands on called "From Monserrat to Melbourne: the story of the SHIELL 
family" by Dorothy ANDERSON and Richard SHIELL. We are the only family of
SHIELL's in Bermuda. 

3.3.2 George SHIELS was minister 1680-89 at Prestonkirk Parish Church,
 East Linton.
 Source: http://www.argonet.co.uk/users/ejclark/church/index.htm

3.3.3 The GRD CD for 2000 contains the following searching SHIELS in Scotland:
amcd"att"esi.co.nz 1700+ Edinburgh
L James 1120 Renfrew St Vancouver BC V5K 4B9 Canada; 1900+ Edinburgh,
 1800+ Northgate Peebleshire
I Salzwedel Box 123 or 9 Kaapmuiden TVL 1295 RSA; pre 1890 Barrhill AYR
JL Shiels 33 Bank St Brierfield Lanc. BB9 5RJ; pre 1920 AYR
K Lawson 16 Craigpark Gdns Galashiels SEL TD1 3HZ Scotland; pre 1800 BER
AM Hutton 197 Highsted Rd Christchurch 8005 NZ; 1700+ Eyemouth BEW
D Cassidy 411 Queen St South, Kincardine ONT (MOVED!) 1800+ Fifeshire
H Stuart Box 310 Launceston Tas 7250 AUS; pre 1857 Fifeshire
N Shiels 13 Granya Gve Mt Eliza Vic 3930 AUS; 1838 UK

3.3.4 david & dona SHIELL  2000:
Stenton, East Lothian c1800 (Stenton is adjacent to Prestonkirk!)
David George SHIELL m Donaleen (Dona) THIEM

*1855 Debbie kanga2"att"iinet.net.au 2004 is tracing William SHIELS 
m Rose/Roseann BLANEY/BLAMEY.
Ist child "John" born????  1855
Ist known child born in Australia is Daniel, 1860 Adelaide, South Australia.
 No idea where they came from...........

*c1881 ex Helen CROWLEY helen"att"andent.com 2005
William SHIELL b Monserrat, to Oz c1881 -ex book nearly 22 years ago 


4. RELATED WEBSITES
4.1 GENEALOGY

**NZ:
* Auckland wills & much more are in the Auckland branch of the National 
Archives ph 08 270 1100 Mt Wellington auckland"att"archway.archives.govt.nz 2005

* VARCOE's New Zealand Marriages Index 1840+ is at
http://marvin.otago.ac.nz/marriages/marriages.php
It allows one to find spouses - I have not tried it yet. Thanks Ian J!
Enter the year of marriage. Look up fiche of NZ bmds at your local library
for the Folio no. of the marriage. Enter this at VARCOE's site. etc

**SCOTLAND:
 www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk 


* The 1891 CENSUS for Scotland is (still?) available for a fee.


 records"att"gro-scotland.gsi.gov.uk 2002:
The General Register Office for Scotland GROS: search our records online
 (including digital images of statutory bmd registers for 1904,1929,1954)
at the pay site www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk
For help: scotlandspeople"att"scotlandonline.co.uk.

 eg There were 539 WHITSON in Haddington parish records (1553-1854).
 To view costs 6P for 30 credits for 24 hrs only.

 A site for East Lothian:
http://www.geo.ed.ac.uk/scotgaz/towns/townfirst275.html


Info on the British censuses.

* PRESTONKIRK, east of Edinburgh, is in the County of East Lothian,
previously known as HADDINGTONSHIRE. For information on
 Prestonkirk Parish Church in the village of East Linton, East Lothian, 
 (3m E of Haddington on the A1)
including sketches of its features and the names of the 723 buried there, see

 http://www.ejclark.force9.co.uk/survey/ 
 Graves there include
CUMMING	G298
FENDER	B37, H416, K565
HOGG	B20, B27, B47, D78, E175, F231, G306, G319, H367, H433, H443, I497,
 I541, K685, K703
SHIEL	I408, K719 SHIELDS	C68, G283 SHIELLS	I387
WHITSON	F214, I391
 Other sites on East Linton are:
http://www.geo.ed.ac.uk/scotgaz/towns/townfirst275.html
http://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/eastlinton/eastlinton/
 

This photo of East Linton village was sent by AB 2005. 


* The GENUKI (Genealogy for UK and Ireland) site for East Lothian is at
http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/vdunstan/genuki/ELN/index.html#Genealogy


 Here is the East 
Lothian Directory at http://www.sportstune.com/elothian/local.html
with links to Dunbar, Haddington, Prestonpans and other towns.


You might also be interested in

http://www.rootsweb.com/~sctwln2/westlo.htm
 -for a genealogy site for West Lothian,

and in The Scottish Family History Magazine,Australia and New Zealand
 http://scotslink.alphalink.com.au

SCOTLAND, Dunbar. Burials & Mort Cloths, Dec 1739 to Apr 1851
  992 records; Barbara Mitting:  http://userdb.rootsweb.com/uki/


For more links to Scotland see 


http://www.rootsweb.com/~sctdnb/index.htm


 See
http://weddingcircle.com/ethnic/scot/ for a description of Scottish weddings.

Information on Commonwealth soldiers killed in wars, for example
2244 Thomas (Henry) WHITSON, can be obtained from

the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.

http://www.familysearch.com
 * For genealogy in general try the VERY useful LDS FAMILYSEARCH site.
Try clicking on the yellow SEARCH tab at the top.

Particularly useful are entries under "Ancestral File" since clicking on
 "Pedigree" allows one to scroll through the family.
(One can refine the search using the red box on RHS, eg to Southwest Pacific.
The bottom entry in the red box, Pedigree Resource File, links to whole
family trees.) Of course their accuracy depends on the submitter and sources.

For the BATCH NUMBERS for a particular parish go to
 freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~tyeroots/index4.html for SCOTLAND
or  freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~tyeroots/index4.html
 then scroll down the county list on LHS
or for some counties 
 home.clear.net.nz/pages/nzsoghamilton/batchnumbers.htm 
 This link now fails but
IGI Batch Numbers for East Lothian,Scotland are available at
 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hughwallis/IGIBatchNumbers/CountyEast_Lothian.htm



EAST LOTHIAN: Aberlady Athelstaneford Bolton

*1604 Haddington County:

North Berwick  C117131-C117139 M117131 - M117139
 eg  M117132  1604-1616 & 1653-1721; M117137  1820-1855 
Dunbar C117061 - C117059  M117061 - M117069
  eg C117064 1688-1767; C117067 & M117067 1820-1854       
Haddington (the parish not the county) C117091 - C117099 M117091 - M117099
  eg C117091 & M117091  1855-1875; C117092 1619-1659; C117094 1660-1674;
 C117096 1684-1749; C117098 1785-1819; M117098 1622-1820

Prestonkirk C117171 - C117179  M117171 - M117179
 eg C117172 & M117172 1658-1820                                
Prestonpans C117181 - C117189 M117189 - M117189; film 1903931

I HAVE NOT YET HAD TIME TO CHECK THESE OUT except as noted.
...........................................................................
*1658 Prestonkirk 
PRESTONKIRK C&M117172 1658-1821, C&M117174 1820-1855, C&M117171 1855-1875:
WHITSON gave as well as those above

0 Helen WHYTSON 
m 26 JUL 1670 Prestonkirk, East Lothian sp-Robert CHRYSTISONE

0 Alexander WHYTSON
1 Catharin WHITSON bp 10 NOV 1672 Prestonkirk, East Lothian
2 Elisabeth WHITSON bp 09 JAN 1676 Prestonkirk, East Lothian
3 Barbra WHYTSON bp: 12 JAN 1679 Prestonkirk, East Lothian

0 Jennet WHITSON m 01 DEC 1674 Prestonkirk, East Lothian sp-David GRIEVE

0 James WHITSON m 08 JUN 1675 Prestonkirk, East Lothian sp-Alison HARDIE

0 Alexander WHYTSON m sp-Marien WATT 
[presumably Alexander WHITSON 
 m NOV 1717 Prestonkirk, East Lothian sp-Margaret WATT]
1 Elizabeth WHITSON bp 17 APR 1720 Prestonkirk, East Lothian

0 Thomas WHITSON m: 9 Dec 1755 Prestonkirk, East Lothian sp-Agnes HOG 
 [our 0] M117172 1658-1821
1 Agnes WHITSON bp 17 APR 1768 Prestonkirk, East Lothian

0 Elspeth WHITSON m 06 DEC 1783 Prestonkirk, East Lothian sp-Robert HOGG
 [our 4]

0 James WHITSON 
m 16 NOV 1782 Prestonkirk, East Lothian sp-Katherine FOULER/FOWLER
1 Helen WHITSON bp 17 OCT 1783 Prestonkirk, East Lothian [our 31]

0 James WHITSON m sp-Anna HOPE
1 Anna WHITSON bp 16 JUL 1815 Prestonkirk, East Lothian
	
0 Marion WHITSON m 13 NOV 1840 Prestonkirk, East Lothian sp-Charles WATT

0 Richard WHITSON 
m 28 MAR 1846 Prestonkirk,East Lothian,Scotland sp-Mary SIMPSON
1 Jane WHITSON b 16 JUL 1855 Prestonkirk, East Lothian

0 Catherine WHITSON  
m 03 JUN 1854 Prestonkirk, East Lothian sp-James FISHER

0 Thomas WHITSON m sp-Elisabeth SIMPSON 
1 William WHITSON b 25 NOV 1866 Prestonkirk, East Lothian 
.......................................................................
*1809 Prestonpans, East Lothian 
Prestonpans C117181 - C117189 M117189 - M117189; film 1903931:
C117182 1596 - 1620 -
C117189 1603 - 1680 -
C117185 1687 - 1704 -
C117186 1704 - 1716 -
C117187 1716 - 1738 -
 C117188 1738 - 1820 
0 Wm WHITSON m sp-Mary BAIN/BANE
1 Elisabeth WHITSON bp JAN 1809 Prestonpans, East Lothian 
2 Catherine WHITSON  bp 18 FEB 1813 Prestonpans, East Lothian
 C117181 1855 - 1875 -
C117183-4 do not exist
.......................................................................
*1614 EAST LOTHIAN:
Aberlady M117025 1751-1854
Athelstaneford C117031 1855-1875; M117034 1764-1820 
Bolton     M117042  1685-1821
Dirleton C117051 1855-1875; M117052 1664-1819
Dunbar
Gladsmuir C117081 1855-1875
Innerwick      M117112 1614-1689; C117115  1741-1820
Ormiston      M117152  1637-1649 & 1706-1819
Pencaitland M117161 1855-1875; M117164 1698-1819
Whitekirk  M117234 1761-1819
Yester  M117252 1654-1819
.......................................................................
*1682 MIDLOTHIAN:
Canongate, Edinburgh, Midlothian M195004 1811-1819; M195006 1820-1835
Cranston, Midlothian C116802 1682-1820
Edinburgh Parish, Edinburgh, Midlothian C116852 1863-1869; C119804  1748-1750
Liberton, Midlothian  7912430, 8500054
Saint Cuthberts,Edinburgh,Midlothian M119895 1820-1825
West Calder, Midlothian C117011 1855-1875
.......................................................................

Another site to try is Family Tree Maker Online
and its branches Search Family Tree Maker Online, and
Internet Family Finder. 

Check www.scotlandsclans.com/
 for information on Scottish clans. 
 (WHITSON is not a clan. We are Lowlanders!)



On SCOTTISH CEMETERY RECORDS see http://www.scotlandsclans.com/cemeteries.htm
 

You can subscribe to SCOTLAND-OBITS-D-request"att"rootsweb.com   
or e-mail SCOTLAND-ROOTS-L-request"att"rootsweb.com (L for mail mode, 
D for digest mode) with only the word SUBSCRIBE (or UNSUBSCRIBE) in the
subject and the body of the message if you are interested in Scottish 
genealogical research. 

4.2 MAPS

For a map of East Lothian and a list of surnames researched there see

http://members.aol.com/gfsjill/surnames.htm


This list includes the names HOGG and WILSON and links to East Lothian history.

 THIS LINK NO LONGER WORKS! It appears to have been replaced by



http://members.aol.com/gfsjill/elothian.htm

For information on Scottish places try the Gazetteer at 

http://www.geo.ed.ac.uk/scotgaz/

 This will also give you a map of East Lothian, one showing 
Prestonpans, Haddington, Dunbar and North Berwick, each of which you can click
on for more information. It does not appear to acknowledge the existence
of the other EL villages listed in Appendix 1 below.

http://http://uk.multimap.com
gives a map of any current village in the UK with a list of places to stay
and links to them.

For example type: "Prestonpans".

http://www.streetmap.co.uk/ gives
street maps for the UK at 7.5 cm to the km. Just enter the town you want a 
map for.

http://www.bt.com/phonenetuk/ gives
you the phone number and address of most people and businesses in the UK.

 

 

APPENDIX 1: INDEX OF WHO LIVES WHERE BY COUNTRY AND TOWN 
 

 d=dead m=moved w=wife h=husband -=previous prefix

For example "3462: 0d 144m -2" stands for "3462d, 3462 144m, 3462 1442" .

AUSTRALIA -by State
State unknown 2221: 423 452 49 -1-2; 3462: 1332d 171; 3464: 411m 412 45 -1; 
	      3469: 14 541
*ACT
Wanniassa 3464: 411 412 
*NSW
Camperdown 3462 6131m
Eden (at lower right corner) 2221 622 -1-2
Ettealong 3462 613m
Gosford 3462 6132m
Hay 2243m
Sydney 3462 332m; 3232 31; 2234 23;
Umina 3462: 613 257 -1-2
Young 3232d

*QUEENSLAND
3462 192,       
Beenleigh 3464: 45 -1-2-3
Brisbane 2221: 422 451 515 -1-2-3; 3462 192; 3232 22d; 3235d;
Bundaberg 2221 49d
Dalby 3235 2
Dirranbundi 3235 12 -1?-2?
Eagleby 3464: 44 -1-2-3-4-5
Elanova 3462: 191
Goondiwindi 3235: 0d 1 11 12 13
Indooroopa 2242 12 & family
Longreach 3235 13-1-2-3
Montville 3235 11 -1-2
Pialba 2221: 443 
Redcliffe 3235 d1953
Surat 3232 1; 3235: 0d 13m
Toowoomba 3235sp m1963
Wavell Heights 3416 34

*SOUTH AUSTRALIA           
? 2234
Adelaide 3416: 2 21 33; 2242: 1 -1-2 -21-22-23
Broadview 3416 21
Eyres Peninsular 3416 32
Gawler Blocks 3416: 0d 2
Lake Wangary 3416 32
Maitland 3416 22
?Payneham 3416 1d
Port Lincoln 3416: 0 1d 3 31-1-2-3-4 32-1-2-3-4-5-6 33-1-2 35-1-2
Riverton 3416
Tennyson 3416 33
Willonga 3416 22

*VICTORIA
Brighton 3235sp 1885
Heidelburg 3214 2d
Melbourne  2221 472; 3462: 414; 3469: 131m 4d; 
   	223; 3232: 0 2 3 4 41 -1-2-3 42 -1-2 43d;	2236;
	321 -1 -2 -3 -31d -32d -42d -43d -4? -5d	-52d -521 -6
        2234d -1m -2m
Nagambie 3232 21d
Tabilk 3232: 21 22
Traralgon 3464: 43 -1-2

*WESTERN AUSTRALIA
3462: 134 -1-2
Albany 3462: 223 
Byford 3215 23
Coolgardie 3215d
Geraldton 2221 134
Gingin (N ofPerth) 3462: 13 131 -1-2-3 132 -1-2-3-4; 3464: 0 -1-2
Kalgoolie 3215d
Moora 3462 1322
Northampton 3215 32d
Perth 3462: 412 -1-2; 3215: 0d 1 2d 22 23 3 32d 33; 3462 13*
Redmon 2221 135
Wedton 2221 132

BELGIUM  Remy Siding 32141d

CANADA 2221 1411m; (Ontario) 2221; 3467 21;
Edmonton 3462 6112m;
Hinton 3462 6111m;
Lethbridge 2221 4131m;
Raymond (Alberta) 2221: 413 -1
Toronto 2221: 111 -1-2-3
Vancouver Island 2221: 111 -3

ENGLAND - by county *
? Bolton 3462 631m
? Brighton 2234211m
Ilford 3462 2
Monks Risborough 3462 1
Romford 3462 2
*Buckinghamshire, High Wycombe 3462w
*Cambridgeshire?,Cambridge University 3462, 3463 11, 3464, 3225 21,
*Cheshire,Knutsford 2234 123 (1995)
*Essex, Brentwood 2221 -1 -2 -3 -4 
        Hutton 3469 53
*Hampshire
 Portsmouth 349-sp DEACON family
*Hartfordshire 3232 32
*Kent, Sevenoaks 3467 2 22 224
*London Where was 22's London brewery 1841-57?
 2221 21m -1m; 3462 2221m; 3462 422; 3464 1121m; 3215 31 -1-2;
  211?; 3462 1m; 32322m; 3492 12m; 3496m WW1; 3214 4md; 3215 21m; 3215 31+;
 227+; 611d; 7121 111; 722md; 7223 11; 7223 131; 7224 1d; 7227 22m;7227 23;
 723md; 7233md; 7234 132m?; 7234 2md; 7234 21m; 7234 221m; 7241 31+m;
 7241 33m; [2233 0 11 131; 2243hd; - these ID nos look wrong]
*Middlesex 3235sp 1849
*North Yorkshire, Leyburn, 3462 222 -1
*Oxfordshire, Oxford 3215 31m; 3225 41; 2234 123
*Staffordshire, Lichfield 3225 21
*Sussex 32131d
*Tyne & Wear: Newcastle 3462 6311m; South Shields 3462: 631 -1
*Yorkshire, Leyburn 3462: 222 -1


FIJI Lautoka /Yalobi,Waya,Yasawa Islands /Suva 34932d

FRANCE Correns 2221 21; Ypres 3214 1d; 2218;

GERMANY,WEST Cologne 2234 13m; Worms (near Heidelberg) 222m

HUNGARY 3416 34m

INDIA Bangladore 2243 2w1; Madras 222

IRELAND -see NORTHERN IRELAND

ITALY 3463 2d, 2221 21m, 

LIBYA Tripoli 34933d 34934d

MALAYSIA 
Brunei 2243 23m
Malaya, Kuala Lumpur 2243: 2m -1m -2m -3m

MEXICO Londres 2221: 141 -1m-2

NEW GUINEA (Papua Niugini)
Baimuru, Gulf Province 3462: 33 3311 3312 333m 334 3341 3342 3343

NEW ZEALAND

Ashhurst, near Palmerston North 2221: 112 -1-2-3-4
Atiamuri 2221 453 -1-2

Auckland (see also Drury,Helensville,Pukekohe,Rothesay Bay,
Takanini,Waiatarua)
22d; 22wd; 221d; 222d; 222hd;
2221: 221m 2212m 15 15hd 151 444d 4532m 5d 5wm 513 -1-2-3-4 521m 61 -1-2-3 
      71w -31m -32m
3462: 0d 221m 14d -1-3 15 -11-12-13-2-21-22-3-31 18m 181 1811 1812 182m 
      183 -1 1882m 193 321 -1-2-3-4 411 -1-2 413 421 -1-2 633m 6331 6411m
3463: 2 -33 -34
3464: 0d 22 111 -1-2 222 -2 223 -1-2-3 224 -1-2 226d 227 12 -11 -2-3-4
       13 -1-2-3 1421 144 33m 4w
3225d; 2321d; 3467d; 2228d; 
3469: 0d 51 -1-2 521m 522m 531 532 533 
322(10)d;
223 -1 224 349 3491
3492: 0 1 11 111 112 12 121 
3493: 0 1d 2d 3d 31 311 312 32 321 322 323 347 4d 5 51 511 512 513 514 515 52m
      53 531 
3494: 0 1 11;3495: 0 1; 3496
321; 3416; 228 
2121: 1w -2-21-22-23
2234: 121 -1 1221-1m-2m; 3235: 0 1 11; 
224; 2241: 0 1d 2 21 22 -1-2-3 3 31 -1-2 32 33 -1 4 41 42 43 
2242: 0 1m 12m 2m 21m 3 32 34 4 
2243: 0 1m 11m 2 21 -1-2-3 22 23 24; 2244 
-Balmoral 3464: 113 -1-2-3
-Blockhouse Bay 2221: 61 -1 -2d -3
-Bucklands Beach 3462: 141 143 -1-2-3 153 -11-2-3-4; 3464 136
-Ellerslie 3462: 15 152 -1-2
-Forest Hill 2221: 513 -1-2-3-4
-Freemans Bay 2243 24 -1;
-Henderson 2221 522; 3462: 181 -1-2 182 -1-22
-Howick 2221 153; 3462: 143 -1m-2m-3m; 3464:: 121 -1 124 13 -1-2-3
-Mangere 3462: 14w 151 -1-2-3
-Manukau City 2221: 421 -1-2
-Manurewa 2221 421 -1-2;
-Massey 3462 413 
-Mt Albert 3464 115  
-Mt Eden 3464: 11 111 -1-2 112 -1-2-3 114 -11-2;	3469: 51 -1-2
-Mt Wellington 3464 4wm
-Otahuhu 3462 2313m; 3464 3d
-Pakuranga (16km SE) 3462: 421 -1-2; 3464 122 13;
-Papakura 2221: 411 -1-2 412 414m 7121m 71222m; 3464: 1h 14 3h -3d; 2243 22 -1;
-Papatoetoe 2221: 151 713 -1-2; 3464 131
-St Heliers 1222: 71w -31m -32m 
-Takapuna 3462 142m
-Titirangi 3462: 411 -1-2
-Torbay 2243 23 -1-2;
-Waiatarua 2221 522 
 
Balclutha 2234 122m 2234 123m
Benneydale 3462 63
Burwood (26km SE of Te Anau) 3469 55m
Cambridge, near Hamilton 2221 143

Christchurch (See also Darfield.)
2221: 5w 51m 52m 721; 3462: 152m 153m; 3464: 41m -1m 42m 44m -1m;
3467 121; 3469: 55m -1m -2m -3; 
2121: 13 -1 -2; 2234 123 22 -1 -2

Coromandel 3225
Dannevirke 2121: 1d -11m
Darfield S of Christchurch 2221 515hm
Dargaville 3462: 31 314 3171m; 2242: 2 21 211 212 3 4; 
          -Donerlys Crossing 3462 31; -Tangitoria 3462 314;
Drury 3464 12 141 142
Dunedin 3464: 42m; 223d -1d -2d -3d; 2234: 0d 1 11 111 112 113 12m 121m 122m
 13m 2m 22m 23m 3235md; 2236d; 2244d;
East Cape 3463 1m
Featherston 2221 713m
Feilding 2221: 3232 472; 3462: 615m 6151m 6152m; 3463 3-sp;
Frankton, Hamilton 2221 41

Gisborne (see also Makaraka, Matawai, Newstead,Otoko, Te Karaka, WaimateValley)
 Gisborne's HBWilliams library is at Peal St ph 06 867 6709 info"att"gpl.govt.nz 

 Gisborne's Tairawhiti Museum is at Kelvin Park,Stout St ph 06 867 3832
  http://www.tairawhitimuseum.org.nz
 Gisborne's Taruheru Cemetery records are held by the Gisborne (HB Williams 
Memorial) library. ph 06 867 6709 info"att"gpl.govt.nz I found the following 
graves there 2007 - most not related:
 CAMERON Mary d31.10.1927 m H, Harry d1949 at 80?; WJ 10/1893 1st NZEF 1939-45 
private Wellington Regt d29.3.1978 at 98 & (wife) Jessie GC 9.1.1989 [2221 6].
 HINDRUP Myrtle 1970 at 69
 TODD m Lizzie d19.7.1977 at 84, Bill 9.6.1922 at 5
 TOMBLESON Dorothy 1899-1968 dr of MB & Stella MANDER m Grahame 1902-67
  May 3.4.1971 at 75 m Percy 22.2.1974 at 80 [3462 2],
  Joshua Edwin 1976 at 66 m Helen Aube 2003 at 95.
 2221: 0d 0wd 1d 1hd 11m 12md 13d 13w 131 -1-2 14m 14h1 141m
      142m 1421m 143m 15m 16m 2md 2hmd 
      3d 4d 41m -1m -2m 42m -4m 4241m 4242m 425m -1m -2m 43d 
      44m 442m 443m 444d 445m 4451m 446m 
      452m 453m 454m 46 461 4611 462 -1-2 463m -1 47m 
      48 481 482 -1 -2-3 483 484m 485 486 49m 5md 
      6d 61m 62 721 -1-2 722m 723 -1-2 724 63 64 65 -1-2 
      661 6611 6612 662m 663 6631 6632 664 
      7hd 711m 72m 721m 
      8d 81d 82 821 822 823
222d; 222hd; 
3463: 1 2d 3d; 3464: 145 2d 3d 4d 5d 6d; 
3464: 0d -5m -6m -5m -51m 
3467: 0d 1 11 111 112 12m; 3469: 1m 2d; 322(10)d; 
3469: 1m 2d; 322(10)d
3235: 2 -1-2-3

Hamilton (See also Frankton) 
2221: 1411 143 -1-2 41 4121m 4122 413 414 45 471 712m 
3462: 1(10)1 3121d 316 3191m 422 611 -1-2-3 6241m 642m 643m -1m -2m 644m
3464: 31 -1-2-3; 3469 1121m
2121 111; 2243 21m;

Hastings 2221: 16 161m 162m 163 -1-2-3-4-5-6 164 -1-2-3-4 165 461m -4
3464: 0 1m 11m 12m 13m 14m 41m 42m 42sp1 421m 43m 44m 45m 6d

Hawera 2221 7112
Helensville 3462 333m
Huntly 3462: 221m -1-2 643m -1-2; 3469 15hm
Invercargill 2221 1122
Kaikohe	2221: 511 -1-2-3 515m; 3462 142m;
Kaitaia 2221: 511 -1-2-3; 3462: 142 -1-2; 2243 11;
Kawakawa 2221: 51m -1m-2m-3m-4m-5m-6m; 3462 3141
Kawerau	3469: 15 -1-2
Kerikeri 2221: 5111 514m
Lincoln,near Christchurch 2221 13w
Lower Hutt 3462 162;3467: 12 121m 122 -1 123;3469 55 -1-2-3;2242: 33m -1m-2m-3m

Mahurangi (N of Auckland) 22 118
Makaraka Cemetery is where 222 d1899 is buried. In 2007 I looked for her grave 
 but could not find it. Gisborne (HB Williams Memorial) library holds copies of
 burial registers for the Makaraka Cemetery (1877 - 1981)
 ph 06 867 6709 info"att"gpl.govt.nz Graves there include
 HINDRUP Carl Emil d6.12.1913 at 49 m Emily Mary d1.2.1949 at 69,
  their son Rifleman Fredk Johan k 26.8.1918 France at 23,
  their grandson Sgt Frank J RNZAF k20.4.1941 at 23 in air operations .
 Here are some JUDD graves I found there (none on our branch):
   Maria C d5.3.1897, Emily d4.7.1926 at 85, Maria d17.9.1976 at 88
   Eliz. 25.11.1880 at 28, Rbt 9.12.1880 at 5 wks,
   Wm m1 Eliz. 25.4.1901 at 54 m2 Catherine 14.10.1941 at 80

222, 22211, 3462, -61 (1995), -611, -614, 2228
Mangakino 3469: 112m
Mangapehi (26km SE of Te Kuiti) 3462: 131m 63 -21m -22m
Mangapuaka (27km E of Dannevirke) 2121m
Matamata (see also Walton) 2221: 47 472m; 3462 624 -1-2; 
 3469: 113m 114d 115 12d;
Matawa	3463 3md
Matawai (74km NE of Gisborne) 3462: 1(10)m 1(10)3 12; 3467 11
Matawhero (near Makaraka junction; near Gisborne/Wairoa/Opotiki) 2221d
 For an account of the Ringatu prophet Te kooti's attack on Matawhero in 1868
 see Chapter 7 p158 of "The Matriarch" (1986) by Witi Ihaemaera, Heinemann,
 Auckland. (This gives "Historical Poverty Bay by JB MacKay as one source.)
 p185: 18.2.1889 A public meeting of 500 at Makaraka to protest Te Kooti's
 return for the opening of the temple Te Rongapai (The Gospel); government 
 asked for 30 arms. 21.2.1889 A public meeting of 800 in Gisborne. Next day
 The Premier arrived to defuse the situation. Te Kooti was bound over to keep
 the peace for 6 months for 1500 pounds. Not having that he was put in Mt Eden
 Gaol. His conviction was overturned by the Supreme Court but upheld by the
 Court of Appeal. So he never saw this temple. He died 1893 at Wainui, 15 km
 W of Opotiki. See also p313.
Maungaturoto (64km S of Whangarei) 2221 161 -1 -2
Meremere 3469 151m
Milton 3464 42
Miranda (33km SW of Thames) 3463 3d
Morere (near Gisborne) 2221 426
Motueka 2221: 162 -1-2-3-4
Mount Maunganui 3462: 331 -1-2-3-4; 3469: 1 11 52 -1-2; 2242 421;

Napier	2221: 3464 164hm 4213m 71d; 3462 171m 18hm;
Nelson 2221 1121; 3462 624hm
New Plymouth 2221 164hm; 2242 2hm
Newstead (8km E of Hamilton at Makaraka junction) 3462: 2211 6d
Ngaruawahia 2221: 453m ; 3462: 221 -1-2 641m; 3464: 31m 32m;
Ngatapa (near Gisborne?) 2221 463
Ngongataha (See also Rotorua) 3462:0 1 2 311 313 -1-2-3 315 -1-2-3 43m -5m

Ohope 3462 62m
Onewhero (c18km SW of Pukekohe) -see Tuakau
Opotiki 3462: 1(10) 319 -1-2-3; 3464 323m;
Opoutama (45km E of Wairoa) 3462: 4; 3464: 0d -1-2-3-4-5-6;
Ormondville (20km NE of Dannevirke) 212d
Otane (35km SW of Hastings) 3462 17m
Otoko (N of Te Karaka going to Opotiki; 56km NW of Gisborne)
 3462: 1 12m 14d 16d 17m 1(10)m 4m 5d 7d 74d 8d 9d
Otonga in Waimate Valley 3462: 0, 1, 11, 3, 4, 5, 642, 7, 74, 8, 82 (1995), 9
Otorohanga (19km N of Te Kuiti) 3462: 312 -1-2-3-4; 2242 41h;
Owhena (East Cape) 3463 1m

Paihia (14km N of Kawakawa) 2221 51
Palmerston North -see also Ashhurst
2221: 11 111m 112 1121 1122 1123 1124 113m 1131m 1132m 14 143m -1m -2m 454 
     484 -2
3462: 1631m 323 -1-2 712 615 -1-2; 3463: 31m; 3464: 123; 3493: 521m 522m;
2121: 1d 11 11w 111 112 121m 122m 13m

Papamoa (9km NE of Te Puke) 3462: 432 -1; 3469: 111 -1-2;
Porirua	3464 42m -1
Pukekohe (See also Tuakau) 3462: 641 -1-2-3
Puketapu (14km N of Napier) 3464 2d
Putaruru 2221: 141hm 423 -1-2-3; 3462 143wm; 3464 44h1m
Queenstown 2221 1123
Raglan (50km NE of Kawhia; Waikato) 3462: 64 -2 -21 -4
Rangiriri (16km N of Huntly) 3462: 643 -1-2
Raumati South 3462 333m
Rawene, Hokianga 2234 222
Reporoa (S of Waimangu, near Rotorua) 2221 441
Rothesay Bay (10km N of Auckland) 2242 32

Rotorua (See also Mamaku, Ngongataha) 
2221: 44 441 -1-2 442 444d 445 -1 446 -1 4531m 4612m 4613m 464 -1 481
3462: 3111 3112 3122 3123 3124 313m 314m -1m -2m 315m 316m 318m 319m 
      41 413m 414 43 431 -1-2 432m 433 -1-2 434 -1-2 435 712m 722
3469: 13 -1-2 141 142 143 3; 3493 2d; 2243 1;
  
Stratford 2221 71d
Taihape 3464: 226m 141
Tairua (37km SE of Whitianga) 2221: 712 -1-2
Takanini near Auckland 2242 43 -1-2
Taumarunui 2221 7111
Taumarunui -Ongarue (24km N of Taumarunui) 2221 511wm; 3462: 632 -1-2
Taupiri (26km NW of Hamilton) 2221: 41m -2m
Taupo 3462 22w;	3469 113m; 2242 31;

Tauranga (See also Mt Maunganui, Papamoa, Te Puke, Te Puna) 2221 45
3462: 163 -1-2 164 331 -1-2-3-4 42 4321m 
3464: 32 -1-2-3
3469: 1d 11 1111m 1112m 112 -1-2 113 132m 521 54m -1m

Te Anau -see Burwood
Te Aroha (47km NE of Hamilton) 2221 413m; 3462: 624m -1m-2m; 3469 541
Te Awamutu 2221 414w1m
Te Karaka (32km NW of Gisborne) 3462: 19 212 -1
Te Kuiti - see Mangapehi
Te Pahi 3462: 7d 71d
Te Puia (11km N of Tokomaru Bay) 2221: 464m

Te Puke (21km SE of Mount Maunganui; see also Papamoa)
3462: 432 -1 623 -1-2-3
3469: 0d 1m 11m 12d 13m 14m 15m 2d 3m 4d 
      5d 5w 51m 52m 53m 54 541m 55m -1-2 56 6d

Te Puna (11 km W of Tauranga) 3462 42
Te Uri (40km SE of Dannevirke) 2121
Thames 3462 142m; 3463: 31 -1; 2242: 42 -1-2; 
Tokanui	3469 12d
Tokoroa	2221: 4122m? 4123m?; 3462: 316m 4131; 3469: 111m 152m
Tolaga Bay 3462: 141m 212m 213m
Tuakau (9km SE of Pukekohe) 3462: 231 -1-2-3
Upper Hutt 3462: 615 -1-2;
Waiatarua near Auckland 2221 522
Waimana (27km SE of Whakatane) 3462: 31 318
Waimate (Waimata) Valley (Gisborne) 
3462: 0d 2d 32 321 322 -1-2-3d 323 5d 7d 71d 8 81d 82 821 822 823; 
3462 9; 3463: 0d 1m 2d 3m 

Waimuku (32km NW of Auckland) 2221 151; 3462: 333 -1-2
Wainuiomata 3469: 55m -1m-2m-3m
Waiouru 2221: 484m; 3464: 111m 112m 113m 114m 115m 142m 143m;
Waipawa (43km SW of Hastings) 3462 322m
Waipiro Bay (16km E of Russell) 2221: 461m 462m 463m; 3462 311m 312m;
Waipukarau 2221: 42 424 -1-2-3-4 425 -1-2-3 711 -1-2; 3462: 1632m 17 191m;
Wairoa 2221: 131m 2d 2hd 21m; 3462: 422m 633m 634 64m; 3464: 0d 5d;
Walton (15km NW of Matamata) 2221 47m;
Wanganui 2221: 4841m; 2242: 33 -1-2-3;

Wellington (see also Lower Hutt, Porirua, Upper Hutt, Wainuiomata)
2221: 142 -1-2-3 4611m 72 -2
3462: 162m 323m 33m 331m 332 -1-2-3 3331m 615m -1m-2m
3464: 41m -1m-2m; 3469 2d; 3493: 52 -1-2; 
222md; 212md; 2121: 0md 1md 11m 11wm 111m 12m; 
2234: 122-1-2-3 13 -1-2 2 -1 -11m; 2242: 41 -1-2; 

Wellsford 2243 12;
Whakatane (See also Waimana) 
2221: 422 -1-2-3-4
3462: 231m 3142m 3161m 3172m 62 721 -1-2-3 722m 623m 624m 
3464: 31m -1m-2m-3m 412m
2243: 1

Whangaparaoa (48km NE of Auckland) 2221: 52 521
Whangarei 2221: 1d 12d 12w 121m 131wm 15m 15hd 151m 5111m 512 -1-2 516
Winton near Lumsden,Otago 2221 142hm
Woodville 2221 711m-1m-2m

NORTHERN IRELAND 
Belfast CHECK222 -1 -2 -3 -31 -32 -33 -4 -5 -52d -6 -7 -8 349
cf ove gives 3463 1 12 121 123 124 125 126 13 132 133 14 142 143 21 3 32
	     32253, 3467 3 31 32
Dungannon 3464

PAPUA NIUGINI 2221: 1m -12m -3m; 3462: 33 334 -1-2-3
SAMOA	341633m 3416332m

SCOTLAND * by county
?Dalkeith -grandfather of 222-sp, 2221 14h2m 1924
?Galashiels - marriage place of grandparents of 222-sp
?Glasgow 3464wmd
?Kildonan 223sp 1840
?Roxburgh,Melrose father of 222-sp 1789
*EAST LOTHIAN
Athelstaneford 2 22
Dirleton 254-256
Dunbar 22
Haddington 22 223 321 21 212 22 224 349
 Haddington is both a parish and a town. This could explain the discrepancy
 in the marriage place of 22 Robert.
North Berwick 23 24 25 252 253 26
Preston 12
Prestonkirk 0 to 5 251
Prestonpans  0
 
Here's more info on this town 15 minutes E of 
 Edinburgh, in a friendly email, including the link
 

 
 http://freespace.virgin.net/thomas_carroll.woods/Prestonpans.html
 which gives some of its history.
Tynninghame 33
*MIDLOTHIAN
Currie -see parents of 222-sp
Edinburgh 222-sp 3462
Leith (port of Edinburgh) 22 before 1857, 222
*PERTHSHIRE (N of Edinburgh)
Dunkeld - see grandmother of 222-sp
Perth 3463d
*RENFREW
Greenock (port, NW of Glasgow) 22 221 223
*STIRLING
Stirling 222-sp 2221d 3462d 3463d

SINGAPORE 2221 454m; 3462 615m -1m -2m;

SOUTH AFRICA 
? most descendants of 221
Capetown 22132 -2 2219
Durban 221331 -1 -2 -3
Easthondis 221321
Hartswater 2221: 113 -1-2-3
Johannesburg 2221: 223m; 2219: 1d -2 -21 -22;
Kempdorp  2221: 13m -1m-2m-3m 
Queenstown 221; 2211; 2212: 0 3; 2213: 0  3 31m 33 331 332; 221 -4-5-6-7-8-9;

TRINIDAD Port of Spain 2234hmd                          

USA 3464 5236; -Cincinnati, Ohio 3464 41 

ZIMBABWE Harare 3464 121hm

 

APPENDIX 2: INDEX OF FAMILY NAMES SHOWING WHERE THEY FIRST APPEAR 
 

Those unrelated are indented.

Adams 2242 41 Auckland 1942
Agnew 3214 Glasgow c1890
Ahearn 2121 1 Wellington 1940
Ainslie 321 Melbourne 1857
Aitken 2219 11 Queenstown,SA c1960
Alan 3463 126 N Ireland 1995
Archer 3462 331 Port Moresby,PNG 1976
Armstrong 3232 2 London 1938
Arnold 3462 515 m2 Brisbane 1994
Arrol 2221 421
Ashby 3462 18 Gosbprme 1951
Attwood 2221 411 Papakura 1972

Babbs 3463 3 Wellington 1942
Bailey 3235 Melbourne 1906
Baker 3464 41 Wellington 1978
Bakker 2221 521 Auckland 1960
Ball 2221 4 Gisborne 1926
Barlow 3464 42 Tauranga 1971
Barron 2221 15 Gisborne 1947
Bastin 2219 Queenstown,SA c1900
Bates 3464 3 Egypt 1943
Baxter 3462 332 Fielding 1980
Beaufill 3462 311 Ngongotaha 1967
Bell 2242 421 Mt Maunganui 1991
Benge 3469 132 Rotorua 1988
Bennett 3462 212 Manutuke 1982
Benson 3235 13 Queensland 1966
Bibby 2234 13 Wellington 1975
Bigelow 2221 131 Whangarei 1971
Bigg-Wither 3464 12 Awanui 1963
Billson 3232 31 Melbourne c1960
Binns 2221 52 Whangaparoa 1948
Blake 2221 522 Titirangi c1980
Bloxham 2221 42 Gisborne 1953
Bonner 3215 22 Perth 1971
Boomford 3462 413 Auckland 1978
Bostok 3464 Belfast 1904
Branford 2219 13 South Africa c1970
Braysher 3416 21 South Australia 1978
Broadmore 3469 541 Katikati 1986
Broderick 2243 22 Papakura 1985
Brown 2121 Wellington 1914
Burgess 3469 13 Rotorua
Burns 3469 55 Lower Hutt 1994
Burrows 2221 42h3
Byers  3493 32 Auckland 1963

Calvert 3462 33 Pahiatua 1951
Calvey 3464 44 Auckland 1987
Carter 3462 333 Ruakaka,Northland 1986
Cameron 2221 412 Hamilton 1971; 2221 6 Gisborne 1924; 2233 Dunedin c1900
Campbell 2221 422 Wynnum,Australia 1987; 3463 2 Belfast 1930
Cato 2243 Auckland 1923
Catran 2243 1 Auckland 1949
Chard 3467 22 Sevenoaks, Kent 1985
Chitty 2221 71 Auckland 1945
Clark 3462 11 Otoko 1939; 3416 2 South Australia 1940
Clemons 3215 2 Perth 1930
Clingender 3215 21 Melbourne c1965
 Cockburn 31 Scotland 1782
Coleman 3462 313 Waimana 1974
Collier 3462 22 Belfast 1987
Collins 3496 Auckland c1910 
Copponi 2221 471 Auckland 1989
Corcoran 3464 111 Auckland 1980
Cornes 2221 16 Gisborne 1948
Couper 2121 13 Lower Hutt 1967
Craig 3462 641 Naike 1977
Crane 3462 43 Wairoa 1953
Croker 3462 163 Gisborne 1982
Cross 2221 713 Auckland 1979
Crosswell 3462 319 Opotiki 1977
Crowther 3464 11 Auckland 1957
Cummins 0 Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland 1720
Curran 2221 722 Wellington/Kent 1996

Darragh 3493 51 Auckland 1981
Darroch 3462 434 Rotorua 1979
Dawkins 2221 722 Wellington 1996
Day 2221 111 England 1965; 3215 31 Perth 1965
Deacon 349 Auckland 1868
Deck 2221 162 Hastings 1970
De Jaeger South Africa c1930
Dempsey 3464 141 Papakura 1990
Dendle 3464 41 Christchurch 1967
Denham 3462 164 New Plymouth 1986
Dever 2221 46 Gisborne 1953
Dew 3462 181 Auckland 1979
Dhadha 2243 23 Brunei/Auckland 1986?
Dietary 2221 414
Dods 34622 Gisborne 1916
Donovan 3215 33 Perth 1971
Doorly 234 Dunedin 1908
Douglas 3462 315 Ngongotaha 1971
Dovey 3462 334 Balclutha 1981
Drapier 3462 133 c1990
Drysdale 3462 613 Hornsby,NSW 1986
Duder 3493 31 Auckland 1971
Dutton 3463 126 Northern Ireland 1995
Dyke 3462 615 Fielding 1983

Earwaker 3462 142 Auckland 1970
Ebborn 3469 55 Christchurch 1983
Ebeling 3467 Gisborne 1907; 3469 Suva 1908
Edmeades 2221 141 Palmerston North 1971
Edwards 3463 31 Hamilton 1969; 3467 12 Gisborne 1963
Elliffe 2234 12 Dunedin 1959
Elliott 2221 623 Gisborne 1981; 2213 33 Queenstown,SA 1970
Ellis 2221 481 Gisborne 1988
Emery 3462 134 c1980
Everest 2221 13 Christchurch 1943
Ewen 3492 12 Auckland 1977

Fawthrop 21 Haddington c1850
Fender 22 Dunbar,East Lothian, Scotland 1807
Findlay 3462 633 Waitomo 1987
Fisher 3462 623 Whakatane 1974
Fitt 2212 41 l956 at Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe)
Fletcher 2221 44 Gisborne 1955
Foote 3493 3 Auckland 1940
Forbes 2234 122 Dunedin 1983
Foster 2221 161 Hastings  1979
Fowler 3 Scotland 1782
Fraser 3462 21 Tolaga Bay 1945
Freed 2234 2 Wellington 1940
Frieburg 212 London c 1930
Fritch 2234 22 France 1970
Furey 3462 152 Auckland 1971
Fuss 2242 12 Adelaide 1970
Fyson 2221 2 Gisborne 1921

Gale 2234 22 Rawene 1975
Gardiner 3462 431 Morrinsville 1976
Gibbs 3416 1 Adelaide 1951
Gillingham 3462 8 Gisborne 1941 
Glendinning 3463 1 Belfast 1967
Gordon 3469 54 Wellington c1965
Gourley 3462 631 Manchester,England 1988
Grage 3232 41 Mebourne c1970
Graham 3462 4 Gisborne 1924
Grant 2221 513 Kerikeri 1977; 223 Dunedin 1876
Gray 3462 22 Gisborne 1946; 3464 112 Auckland 1980
Green 2221 4611 c1984; 3232 3 Melbourne c1970
Greene 2221 Matawhero 1890
Greenless 2221 484 Taihape 1987
Greenwood 3215 Freemantle,WA 1896
Grenville 2221 142 Palmerston North 1970
Grimmer 2242 43 Hamilton 1974
Hall 2221 424 Tolaga Bay 1958; 3464 114 Auckland 1982
Halliwell 2221 72 Gisborne 1959
Hamlin 2242 Auckland? 1912
Hampson 2219 21 South Africa c1970
Hanson 3462 13 Gisborne 1947
Hardie 2221 12 Whangarei 1938; 2 East Lothian,Scotland 1915
Harding 3416 32 Port Lincoln,SA 1959
Harper 3462 612 Palmerston North 1994
Harpur 3235 11 Queensland 1963
Harries 3462 14 Tolaga Bay 1945
Harris 3463 12 Belfast 1957
Hart 3464 124 Auckland 1994, 2212 2 South Africa
Hartfield 3462 231 Tuakau 1972
Harvey 3469 11 Mangakino 1961
Harvie 3464 45 Auckland 1980
Harwood 3464 4 Hastings 1947
 Haselden 223 1 Northern Ireland c1960
Hawes 3462 412 Rotorua 1977
Hay 2212 3 Queenstown,SA c1950
Heappy 3462 316 Rotorua 1973
Heerford 2221 412 Hamilton 1984
Henry 1 Prestonkirk,East Lothian, Scotland 1774
Henshaw 3464 14 Auckland 1966
Hibbs 3462 23 Stondon Massey, England? 1985
Hill 2121 11 Palmerston North 1968
Hindrup 3462 31 Tokomaru Bay 1944
Hogg 0 Prestonkirk,East Lothian, Scotland 1755
Holt 2221 512 Whangarei 1980
Honeycombe 2221 464 Gisborne 1981
Hood 3492 1 Auckland? 1937
Horne 2221 42 Gisborne? c1950
Horner 3467 23
Hotop 2236 Dunedin 1932
Hovey 2242 3 Auckland c 1940
Howell 3462 632 Te Kuiti 1983
Hughes 33463 Gisborne 1921
Hughs 2234 South Africa c1900
Humphrey 2221 482 Gisborne 1982
Hungerford 3469 51 Auckland 1969
Hunter 3469 55 Te Puke 1972

 Inaiter 0 Prestonpans,East Lothian, Scotland c1756
Ingha 3462 15 Gisborne 1943
Inglis 3215 Freemantle,WA 1896
Ings 2221 414 Hamilton 1983

Jamieson 2243 11 Auckland 1979
Jeffares 3462 614 Taradale 1981
Jenkins 2221 516 Whangarei 1984
Johnstone 222 Stirling,Scotland; 1789 Roxburgh,Melrose & Dalkeith,Scotland 1865
 3462 6 Nuhaka 1965;
Jolley 3462 433 Rotorua 1984
Jones 3469 111 Mt Maunganui 1982; 2242 2 Auckland 1953
Jordan 3464 1 Gisborne 1937
Judd 22211 Gisborne 1915
Julian 3462 621 Whakatane 1969

Keatley 3232 32 Melbourne c1960
Keith 3462 17 Gisborne 1950
Kelly 3462 111 Gisborne 1972

Kenney 3493 53 Auckland 1969
King 3469 52 Nelson 1966; 2213 31 Durban,SA 1959
Kinghan 3225 Belfast 1904
Kingma 2219 2 South Africa c1935
Kirk 3463 142 Northern Ireland 1993
Knight 2221 441 Rotorua 1983
Keon-Cohen 3232 4 Melbourne c 1939
Kupenga 2221 463 Gisborne 1976

Laery 2241 2 Auckland 1943
Laurie 3462 151 Auckland 1973
Lawson 3462 12 Sydney 1951
Lawton 2221 423
Leece 3494 Auckland 1901
Leersnyder 3462 421 Tauranga 1982
Lee-Steer 3215 32 Perth 1965
Leggett 3467 1 Gisborne 1937
Leonard 3464 13 Helensville 1964
Le-Pine 3462 19 Christchurch 1959
Lewis 3215 23 Perth 1975; 3463 21 Belfast 1956
Llipscombe Whangarei 1979
Lloyd 2221 65 Gisborne 1972
Lobb 2234 121
Luobikis 2221 622 Eden,Australia c1980
Lynch 3225 Coromandel 1900
Lyon 2221 422

McCanley 2241 3 Auckland c1948
McClean 3463 32 County Down 1982
McConnell 3463 Belfast 1900
McEwan 2221 453 Taupo 1984
MacFarlane 3462 131 Gisborne c1971
McGowan 222 Edinburgh 1873
MacKintosh 2221 483 Gisborne 1985; 3464 31 Auckland 1967;
MacLean 22 Greenock 1842
McLeish 3469 15 Rotorua 1970; 3469 53 Tokoroa c1965
McMillan 3462 231 Gisborne 1970
McMurray 3467 11 Gisborne 1961
McVickers 2221 421
McWatters 3225 2 Belfast? 1946
Maloney 3462 183 Auckland 1986
Mander 3462 6 Gisborne 1923
Manning 3464 32 Papakura 1977
Manson 3494 1 Auckland 1938
Marshall 3469 112 Tauranga 1985
Mason 2221 426 1991 Gisborne
Matthew 3225 21 Lichfield 1995
Maylor 3235 1 Auckland 1948
Mayne 3467 3 Belfast? 1957
Mead 3462 321 Gisborne 1969
Menzies 3462 642 Tauranga 1985
Metcalf 2213 313 Queenstown,SA 1964
Miller 2242 34 Auckland c 1970
Milne 2221 621 Gisborne 1977
Mitchell 2242 42 Mt Maunganui 1967
Mogridge 2242 11 Adelaide? c1960
Monaghan 3464 121 Auckland 1988
Morrell 3232 Melbourne 1901
Mortleman 3462 16 Matawai 1954; 3462 1(10)6 Gisborne 1957
Mudford 2221 47 Matamata 1955
Mullan 3225 2 Belfast 1977
Munts 2221 413 Vernon,BC,Canada 1983
Murphy 3462 213 Manutuke 1980; 2219 12 Johannesburg 1969
Murray 3492 Auckland 1905; 3213 Melbourne 1892

Neil 3462 23 Christchurch 1948
Newman 2242 31 Taupo 1988
Nickelson 3462 322 Gisborne 1979
Nixon 3461 143 Wellington 1981
Nouri 3234 21 USA 1975

O'Brian 3225 Auckland 1903, 3493 323 Auckland 1994
Old 2219 1 Johannesburg c1935

Parfitt 2242 112 Adelaide 1986
Parkinson 212 Wellington 1883
Paton 2221 425 Auckland c1950
Patterson 222 Belfast c1870
Paulsen 3462 643 Huntly 1978
Payne 3469 14 Te Puke c1970, 3467 31 Belfast? 1994
Peacock 3462 222 Redmire,England 1983
Peterson 3462 612 Newstead 1978
Phillip/Philip 2121 12 Wellington 1968
Phillips 2242 13 Adelaide? 1984
Pinchen 3462 223 Albany,WA 1988
Pinching 2221 14 Gisborne 1944
Pistor 22217 Napier 1922
Plummer 3416 21 Adelaide 1969
Poa 2221 712 Kaikohe 1970
Pollard 3462 161 Gisborne 1968
Potaka 3462 322 Werengi-a-Hika 1974
Potgieter 2212 412, 1980 at Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia - now Harare, Zimbabwe
Potter 2221 21 Senegal, West Africa 1964
Pratt 2242 33 Palmerston North 1969
Preston 2242 4 Auckland 1942
Price 3462 32 Hastings 1947
Prior 3416 22 Adelaide 1973
Puckridge 3416 3 Port Lincoln,SA 1935

Quigley 2221 45 Gisborne 1953

Rachubinski 3469 542 & -1 Newcastle,Australia 1995
 Rae 3496 Auckland 1991
Ramsay 3463 126 Belfast 1958; 3463 3 Belfast? 1948; 3467 Belfast 1922
Randall 3463 31 Cornwall 1970
Read 3463 22 Belfast 1966
Reade 3463 1 Northern Ireland 1928
Reedy 2221 461 Gisborne 1976
Reeves 3462 323 Mangaweka 1981
Reid 3493 321 Auckland 1994
Reilly 2221 472 Gisborne 1960
Renwick 2221 423 Howick/Putaruru
Respinger 2242 1 Adelaide? c1940
Reynders 3462 143 Auckland 1978
Rhodes 2241 4 Auckland 1951
 Rind/Rhind 0 Prestonkirk,East Lothian, Scotland 1756
Risey 3416 34 Queensland c1970
Ritchie 2243 21 Hamilton 1967
Roberts 3495 Auckland 1905
Robinson 3464 42 Hastings 1985
Roskilley 2221 515 Brisbane 1984
Russ 3462 624 Te Aroha 1982
Russell 2221 41 Gisborne 1947; 3469 2 Auckland 1939; 3493 5 Auckland 1940
Rutherford 3462 7 Otonga 1935

Saddington 3464 136 Auckland
Saint Claire 3235 12 Queensland 1970
Sarre 3416 Riverton,South Australia 1902
Schulze 2213 3 Queenstown,SA 1935
Scott 2221 462 Ruatoria c1975; 3232 Melbourne 1901; 2213 Queenstown,SA c1900
Scrutton 3467 2 Belfast 1952
Searle 2221 112 Palmerston North 1964
Sears 3232 42 Norwich,England 1970
Senior 2221 163 Hastings 1972
Shanks 3492 11 Auckland 1967
Sharland 3462 317 Mamaku 1973
Sharp 3462 153 Auckland 1973
Shaw 2215 Queenstown,SA c1900
Shearer 3462 414 Melbourne 1995
Sherrard 3462 221 Morrinsville 1968
Shiell/Shiels 1 Prestonkirk,East Lothian, Scotland 1774 or 1723
Shoebridge 2212 411, 1986 at Johannesburg, South Africa
Sholdis 3463 121 Belfast 1979
Shortland 2243 2 Auckland 1957
Sibley 3462 63 Gisborne 1953
Simms 3463 14 Northern Ireland 1963
Sims 3469 54 c1990
Slade 3462 314 Ngongotaha 1971 
Slavich 3462 611 Makaraka 1975
Smith 2221 164 Hastings 1978; 3464 142 Auckland 1988; 224 Auckland 1884
Sobey 3462 135 c1980
Soloman 2221 711 Napier 1947
South 2234 11 Dunedin 1967
Spence 3493 51 Auckland 1979
Stacey 3462 183 Auckland 1975
Stanners 2221 51 Auckland 1952
Stewart 2221 14 Palmerston North 1992; 3462 133 c1970; 3462 42 Morere 1953;
Steiner 3462 312 Rotorua 1967; 3464 44 Christchurch 1973
Steyn 2219 22 South Africa 1954
Stott 2221 511 Pakaraka 1974
Street 3493 51 Auckland 1970
Stringer 3464 43 Hamilton 1975
Strudwick 3213 England 1951
Strutt 3232 3 Melbourne 1936
Suckling 2221 121 Whangarei c1960

Telford 223 Melbourne 1870
Templeman 2219 2 South Africa c1940
Thompson 3464 116
Thomson 3462 182 Bournemouth,England 1979; 3469 113 Mt Maunganui 1984
Thornton 3462 Edinburgh 1912
Tobin 3462 191 Gisborne 1980
Todd 3463 Newstead Farm 1903; 3464 Waimate Valley 1906
Tombleson 3462 Makaraka 1891
Tunimtip? 3225 41
Turner 2221 5 Christchurch 1924

Valk 3464 113 Auckland 1981
Van Verran 2221 113 Johnnesburg,SA 1972
Voltz 3469 1 Te Puke 1936
von Blanckensee 3215 3 Perth 1938

Waddingham 34621 Otonga 1914
Wakefield 2212 Queenstown,SA c1900
Walker 122 1(10)2 Gisborne 1983; 3462 41 Gisborne 1952
Warburton 3235 2 Brisbane 1946?
Watson 3462 61 Waerenga-A-Hika 1953; 3462 82 Gisborne 1971; 3462 2 Essex 1954;
 3225 42 England c1980;
Watt 0 Prestonkirk,East Lothian, Scotland 1723
Webb 3225 4 Belfast? 1946
Weeks 2221 425 Gisborne? 1977
Wells 2221 446 Rotorua 1984
White 3462 13 Western Australia 1988;3464 131 Papatoetoe;3235 1 Queensland 1935
Whithey 3462 411 Rotorua 1974
Whitley 2221 485 Gisborne 1995
Whitson 0 Prestonkirk,East Lothian, Scotland 1723
Whitten 2221 11 Gisborne 1939
Willett 3463 122 Dover,Kent 1987
Williams 3462 132 Perth c1980; 3493 52 California 1970; 2212 41 South Africa 
Wilson 22 Dunbar,East Lothian, Scotland 1828; 2221 421 Gisborne 1971; 
 2221 61 Opotiki 1960; 2221 62 Gisborne 1953; 3462 141 Auckland 1986;
 3462 18 Auckland 1977; 3462 64 Nuhaka 1953; 3225 2 Belfast 1977;
 2234 1 Wellington 1938;
Withers 3493 Auckland 1900
Witty 322(10) Gisborne 1916
Wright 3416 31 Port Lincoln,SA 1960; 3416 33 Adelaide 1964; 2241 Auckland c1910
Woods 3462 432 Rotorua 1985
Wylds 3462 62 Nuhaka 1946
Wylie 2221 472 Matamata 1984

Yeoman 3469 5 Te Puke 1941

Zerk 3416 35 Port Lincoln 1968
Zietsman 2212 42 Port Elizabeth, South Africa


APPENDIX 3:  EXCERPTS FROM "THE DICTIONARY OF BRITISH SURNAMES" 
	by PH Reaney (1958) London, Routledge.

CUMING,CUMINGS,CUMINE,CUMMIN,CUMMINS,CUMMINE,CUMMING,CUMMINGS, ...
Godwinus filius Cumine 1163; Eustachius filius Cumine 1219; Petrus filius 
Kymine 1301; William Comyn 1133; Hugh Coumini 1157; Walter Cumin 1158; 
John Comin 1165-9; William Cumyn 1230 ... 
Robert (d1069), one of the companions of the Conqueror & ancestor of the 
Scottish Comyns, is elsewhere named Rod bearde eorle & Robertus cognomento 
Cumin .. Comines is near the Belgian border. .. probably .. the family came 
from Bosc-Bernard-Commin .. just south of the Seine on the edge of the Foret 
de Roubray near Rouen where Hugh Coumini (1157) & Bernard Comin (1175) had 
land in the heart of the district from which came numerous Domesday barons. 
The surname is clearly from a personal-name, which surviviing in Norfolk, 
Lincs. & Yorks. in the 12-13th C's, may be of Breton origin..

FENDER: Robert le Fendur 1267, Thomas le Fendour 1301. A derivative of fend, 
a shortened form of defend, `defender'.


APPENDIX 4: FAMILY REUNIONS - WHEN AND WHERE

I don't have details of the TOMBLESON reunions, but understand they were
more or less annual for a long time.

10-11.3.1978: WHITSON reunion held at Hamurana, 29 Princes St,
Auckland, built by 222 Elizabeth & George JOHNSTONE, now the
headquarters of the Auckland Civic Trust.  On the Saturday night a
Reunion Dinner was held two doors along at the University Club, at
which a large iced cake made by Mrs. Freda JOHNSTONE sp-22217 complete
with the Johnstone family crest, was ceremonially cut with the sword
that had belonged to George Johnstone sp-222. On both days, many
lunched at Brewery Lane, Queen Street, in the refurbished Albert
Brewery built by Robert WHITSON (22) in 1870.  On the Sunday afternoon
the grandchildren of George and Elizabeth JOHNSTONE (222) arrived with
the Mayor of Auckland in a procession of vintage cars, accompanied by
people in period costume to the music of a brass band playing in the
large upstairs balcony.  The occasion was the Grand Opening of the
former home of 222 as the new headquarters of the Civic Trust, who had
laboured to preserve intact for Aucklanders the six original homes
built in Princes Street after the Britomart Barracks was
dismantled. Their success was not complete, as the home of Thomas
WHITSON (349) at 27 Princes Street, was torn down in 1977.
Main organisers were 3493 52 Kit WITHERS & 3464 12 Sid JORDAN. 
Main speakers were ....fill in ! ... 2221 7 Keith JOHNSTONE, 
3464 12 Sid JORDAN?, 3493 52 Kit WITHERS,
32351 Margaret MAYLOR, 22414 Jim WRIGHT.

6.2.1989: JOHNSTONE reunion held at Gisborne. 
Main organisers: 3464 42 Ian JOHNSTONE and sp-222148 Judith BALL.

3-4.6.1995: WHITSON reunion held at Gisborne in the Poverty Bay Club 
& the Cosmopolitan Club. Organisers included 2221 63 Malcolm CAMERON, 
3462 19 Richard TOMBLESON, 3464 12 Sid JORDAN & 3493 52 Kit WITHERS.
Speakers included these 4, 3464 42 Ian JOHNSTONE,
2234 2  Dorothy FREED, 2234 21 Jane FREED, 3235 2 Jean ADAMS.
Here is a reunion photo,
and another,
and another,
and another,
and another.
Please email Sid or me as to who is who, as we have forgotten many names!

 

APPENDIX 5: THE 4TH GENERATION WITH DESCENDANTS KNOWN TO BE ALIVE TODAY 
 

2221 George J A JOHNSTONE (1865 Stirling-1942 Gisborne) 
     	m 1890 `Cathy' GREENE 
3462 Lizzie JOHNSTONE (1867 Stirling-1956 Otonga)
	m 1891 Capt John TOMBLESON (1866 England-1938 Auckland)
3463 Jessie Grahame JOHNSTONE (1868 Logie,Scotland-1959 Gisborne) 
	m Alexander A TODD (1871 Lanark, Glasgow-1966 Gisborne)
3464 Robert Whitson JOHNSTONE (1869 Auckland-1934 Wairoa) 
	m 1906  `Matty' Marion Aiton TODD (1878 Scotland-1954 Auckland)
3467 Grahame JOHNSTONE (1874 Auckland-1938 Gisborne) 
	m 1907 `Rose' Minna EBELING (1874 London-1968 Gisborne)
3469 Gordon Carrick JOHNSTONE (28.1.1878 Auckland-11.3.1957 Te Puke)
	m 2.12.1908 at Suva to Lucy EBELING (7.7.1878 Turangi-1956 Te Puke)
3232 Elizabeth Rutherford TELFORD (-20.12.1944 Melbourne)
	m Melbourne Sir Stephen Joseph MORELL (15.8.1869 Carlton-6.7.1944)
3235 George Watson TELFORD (30.6.1875 N.S.W.-10.7.1953 Brisbane) 
	m 1906 at Melbourne to Vera Laura BAILEY (1885-Goondiwindi aged 52)
3492 Dora (Isobel) WHITSON (3.1.1871 Auckland) 
	m 8.3.1905 at Auckland to Frederick (Steel Miller) MURRAY (1874-1972)
3493 `Lisa' (Elizabeth) WHITSON (27.8.1872 Auckland -1936 Auckland)
	m 1900  Auckland to Edward (Stroude) WITHERS (1871 Bath-1922 Auckland) 
3494 Robert WHITSON (3.5.1874 Auckland) 
	m 4.2.1901 at Auckland? to Margaret Mary LEECE (-1940) 
?3213 `Lizzie' Elizabeth AINSLIE (Melbourne)
	m 30.3.1892 at Melbourne to John MURRAY (-1910)
3215 James Walter AINSLIE (1863 Melbourne-Melbourne) 
	m 6.13.1896 at Freemantle to Miriam Agnes INGLIS (1872) 
3416 Robert Whitson AINSLIE (4.2.1868 Melbourne-23.7.1920 Port Lincoln) 
	m 3.6.1902 at Riverton, S.A. to Alice (Emily) SARRE 
2121 Archibald WHITSON (14.2.1884 Wellington-1949 Te Uri) 
 	m 1914 at Wellington to Isobel BROWN (-1974)
2212 Richard WHITSON (4.11.1875 Queenstown, South Africa-30.4.1940)
	m Gertrude WAKEFIELD
2213 William James WHITSON (2.3.1877 Queenstown)
	m Ethel Nora SCOTT (1.4.1879-13.8.1967)
2219 Edwin Thomas WHITSON (13.11.1879 Queenstown)
	m to Ada Annie BASTIN (13.7.1879-15.7.54) 
3462 `Pat'(Thomas Melville Whitson) McGOWN (22.2.1876 Belfast-15.7.1956)
	m 1912 at St Giles, Edinburgh to Dora May THORNTON (8.5.1888-25.2.1984)
3463 Elizabeth "Lisa" McGOWN (28.9.1877 Belfast-27.8.1956), Lady McCONNELL
	m 25.4.1900 Belfast to Sir Joseph McCONNELL (1877 Belfast-1942 Wales)
3225 Marie McGOWN (12.5.1881 Belfast-3.10.1958)
	m 14.4.1904 to Samuel (Marcus) KINGHAN (16.7.1880-1.5.1940) 
3467 (James) Balfour McGOWN (25.12.1887 Belfast-30.8.1960)
	m 1922 to Blanche RAMSAY (1900-1967)
2234 `Ina' (Forrestina Muriel) WHITSON (20.2.1878?-1933 Melbourne)
	m 1908 at Dunedin to (Captain) Gerald S. DOORLY (1880-1954 Wellington)
3235 Rosalind (Balfour) WHITSON (27.12.1888 Dunedin- 1970 Auckland)
	m 1921 at Dunedin to Edgar ELLIOTT (1888 Belfast - c.1955 Auckland)
2241 Sophia (Edith) WHITSON (5.9.1885 Auckland-8.10.1952 Auckland)
	m 1914 at Khyber Pass to Ernest WRIGHT (1881 Dunedin-1960 Auckland)
2242 `Elsi' (Elizabeth McLean) WHITSON (1887 Auckland-1973 Takapuna, Auckland)
	m 1912 at Khyber Pass to Colin Sydney Marbyn HAMLIN (-1976 Auckland)
2243 `Aggie' (Agnes May Marion) WHITSON (1890 Hay, N.S.W.-1974 Auckland)
	m 1923 at Auckland to Charles Henry CATO (1874 London-1948 Auckland)


 

APPENDIX 6: FAMILY ON EMAIL  
 

3415 33 Robert & Patricia AINSLIE robainslie"att"iprimus.com.au BOUNCED 2007
3416 21 Robert AINSLIE ainslie.robert"att"flinderspower.com.au  2006
3416 22 James AINSLIE ainsliestudio"att"aapt.net.au 2007
3225 1x  Mel BURNSIDE DemziUK"att"aol.com 1st contact 13.5.07
3475 111 Rhonda,Thomas and Matthew NORTH  trnorth"att"qldnet.com.au 2005
3461 143 Allan, Valerie, David & Christopher NIXON nixona"att"agresearch.cri.nz
 bounced 2004
3461 21  John, Marna and Sarah FYSON  j_fyson"att"yahoo.com 2005
3461 485 Warren BALL  warren.ball"att"malt-shovel.com.au
3461 51 Faith STANNERS faithstanners"att"clear.net.nz seahawk"att"xtra.co.nz '06
3461 5151 Allison ROSKILLEY 	amroskilley"att"austarnet.com.au 2006
3461 6222 Harley LUOBIKIS 	harls_17"att"hotmail.com 1st contact 4.4.2006

3462 3161 Darryn Michael HEAPPEY comp.tune"att"xtra.co.nz 2005
3462 612 Claire &Tim HARPER 08 t.t.harper"att"xtra.co.nz  tim"att"szhelp.co.nz 

3464 12  Sid JORDAN Elsid"att"clear.net.nz 
3464 41  Alan and Susan JOHNSTONE alan"att"johnstone.net
3464 42  Ian JOHNSTONE ianshistory"att"hotmail.com 2007
3464 43  Murray,Carol,Helen,Rhys JOHNSTONE muzzabj"att"hotmail.com
           carolrjohnstone"att"bigpond.com 2007
3464 45  Gloria,Bruce,Kimberley,Tella,Angela,Ashley HARVIE 
		tonyhall"att"cars-net.com bounced
3469 111 Alan Carl JOHNSTONE    alan"att"johnstone.net 2007
3492 11  Scott & Margaret MURRAY  lockdrum"att"extra.co.nz 2007 bounced 2008
3492 12  Renton & Rosie MURRAY  renton.m"att"ihug.co.nz bounced 2008
3492 31  Helen and Ross DUDER 	hduder"att"xtra.co.nz 
3492 5   Laurette WITHERS laurette_withers"att"xtra.co.nz 2007
3492 51  Russell, Fran, Sarah and Kelly WITHERS idt2"att"pl.net 07
3492 52  Kit WITHERS 		kitw"att"slingshot.co.nz 2007
3494 11  John MANSON     johnmanson"att"f2s.com Lesleyabernethy"att"aol.com 2007
4651411 Anne-Maria BOJKO 	abojko"att"btinternet.com
7121 11  Robin WHITSON	        r.whitson"att"massey.ac.nz 2003
7121 13  Sally COUPER           supersally00"att"hotmail.com 2003
7219 21  Geoffrey KINGMA	gkingma"att"interlog.com 2004
7121 151 James BARRON		james"att"saphr.com 2007
7123 132 Roslyn & John FLACKETT roslynflackett"att"hotmail.com
7234 12 Elizabeth and Ross ELLIFFE elliffe"att"mlb.planet.gen.nz 
7234 121 Douglas and Brenda ELLIFFE d.elliffe"att"auckland.ac.nz 2005
7234 122 Judith, Ged, Christopher, Emily,Jonathan FORBES 
                                            forbesfamily"att"xtra.co.nz 2007
7234 123 Martin ELLIFFE Martin.Elliffe"att"alpheus.com
7234 13  Roger and Gillian WILSON chords"att"paradise.net.nz
7234 132 Charles WILSON 	cwil160"att"ec.auckland.ac.nz Bounced 09
7234 21  Jane FREED 		janefreed"att"paradise.net.nz
7234 211 Jennifer FREED 	2009 liberata76"att"yahoo.com
7234 22  Anna FREED       	A.Reed"att"xtra.co.nz
7234 221 Shanti FREED 		shanti_freed"att"hotmail.com
7234 222 Ngahuia FREED 		ngahuiafreed"att"yahoo.com 
7234 23  Stephen FREED 		2009 sfreed"att"optusnet.com.au
7241 33 Patricia & Eanna DOYLE  eanna"att"doyle.co.nz 2006
7242 33  Colin HOVEY            colin.hovey"att"wanganui.govt.nz 2003
7242 331 Richard HOVEY          rich"att"oblong.co.nz
7242 333 Tom HOVEY              tom"att"boost.co.nz 2003 bounced



 

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