Individual Notes
Note for: Frances Edith Thorpe, 2 NOV 1896 -
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Individual Note: Full Name from School Record and Beatrice May Culter nee Thorpe's Will Documents
*Birth Details Date: 1896, Folio No: 3946, Area: Wellington, December quarter*
School Admission Record shows Frances Edith Thorpe, School: Toi Toi, Registration No: 1434, Admission Date: 21/10/1907, Parent: G W Thorpe, Address: Colld Street, Date of Birth: 2/11/1896, Last School: Brook Street, Last Day: 12/6/1908, Destination: Miss Hooper's
*Marriage Details Date: 1923, Folio No: 881*
The Evening Post 20th April 1923
A wedding of considerable interest was that solemnised at St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral on Wednesday evening, between Miss Frances Edith Thorpe, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Thorpe, of Goring street, Wellington, and Mr. Guy Campbell Tully, only son of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Tully, of "Woodclyffe," Levin. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a becoming gown of silver brocaded satin, pleated georgette, and silver tissue forming a graceful train. Her tulle veil was worn with a circlet of silver leaves. The bridesmaids were Misses Gladys Thorpe (sister of the bride), Beryl Tully (sister of bridegroom), Dorothy Edmundson, and Queenie Poore (hard to read) (cousins of the bride), who wore frocks of pale pink chiffon taffeta, made in bouffant style, with panels of silver lace, and veils of pale pink tulle with wreaths of silver leaves. The bridegroom was attended by Mr. W. L. Davidson as best man and Mr Ken Suckling (Christchurch) as groomsman. The Rev. Mr. Jones, of Wadestown, officiated. A reception was afterwards held in the Marine Institute Hall, where Mrs. Thorpe received a large assemblage of guests, and wore a handsome gown of black crepe magare with hat en suite. Mrs. Tully was in navy marocain with navy hat. Among the guests were: Mrs. Wallace Tully, Mrs. J. Thorpe, Mrs. and Miss Gasquoine, Mrs. Hadfield, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hadfield, Mr. and Mrs. Vickers, Miss Hall-Jones, Mr. W. Keay, Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Wilson and many others.
Individual Notes
Note for: Guy Campbell Tully, 8 AUG 1897 - ABT 1959
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Individual Note: Surname from Beatrice May Culter nee Thorpe's Will Documents
1st and 2nd Names from Marriage Folio
*Birth Details Date: 1897, Registration No: 1897/10055, Name: Guy Campbell Tully, Father: Gilbert, Mother: Annie Arbuthnot (sic) Campbell - Date of Birth 8/8/1897 from Birth Registration*
*Marriage Details Date: 1923, Folio No: 881 - Date of Marriage 18/4/1923 from Marriage Registration*
The Evening Post 20th April 1923
A wedding of considerable interest was that solemnised at St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral on Wednesday evening, between Miss Frances Edith Thorpe, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Thorpe, of Goring street, Wellington, and Mr. Guy Campbell Tully, only son of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Tully, of "Woodclyffe," Levin. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a becoming gown of silver brocaded satin, pleated georgette, and silver tissue forming a graceful train. Her tulle veil was worn with a circlet of silver leaves. The bridesmaids were Misses Gladys Thorpe (sister of the bride), Beryl Tully (sister of bridegroom), Dorothy Edmundson, and Queenie Peers (hard to read) (cousins of the bride), who wore frocks of pale pink chiffon taffeta, made in bouffant style, with panels of silver lace, and veils of pale pink tulle with wreaths of silver leaves. The bridegroom was attended by Mr. W. L. Davidson as best man and Mr Ken Suckling (Christchurch) as groomsman. The Rev. Mr. Jones, of Wadestown, officiated. A reception was afterwards held in the Marine Institute Hall, where Mrs. Thorpe received a large assemblage of guests, and wore a handsome gown of black crepe magare with hat en suite. Mrs. Tully was in navy marocain with navy hat. Among the guests were: Mrs. Wallace Tully, Mrs. J. Thorpe, Mrs. and Miss Gasquoine, Mrs. Hadfield, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hadfield, Mr. and Mrs. Vickers, Miss Hall-Jones, Mr. W. Keay, Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Wilson and many others.
Probate Record shows Guy Campbell Tully, Place: Christchurch, Occ: Chief Clerk, Court: Christchurch, Archives Reference: CAHX CH171 505/59, Probate No: 505/59, Date Filed: 22/5/1959, Type: Will, Archives NZ, Christchurch
Individual Notes
Note for: Richard Kearney, ABT 1869 -
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Individual Note: Name from Patrick Kearney Coroner's finding on his death. States he is aged 21 in 1890 and living with Patrick Kearney at Tinakori Road
1893 Electoral Roll shows Kearney Richard, Number: 6788, Electorate: Wellington, Voting Qualification: Residential, Residential Address: Tinakori Rd, Occ: Bootmaker, unsure if correct one except address Tinakori Road
Individual Notes
Note for: Samuel Dale, 17 JUN 1810 - 19 FEB 1883
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Burial: Date: 21 FEB 1883
Place: Geraldine Area
Individual Note: Name and lived in Geraldine from Charles Pye's Obituary
Date of Birth and Place, Place of Death and Date of Burial from C Hartwig
1st Name and Occ: Upholsterer and lived in Geraldine from Charles Pye's notes in The Cyclopedia of New Zealand
Mentioned as Eleanor's Father on the Intention to Marry of Charles Pye and Eleanor Dale
1841 English Census shows Samuel Dale, Aged: 31?, Birthplace: Cheshire, England, Occ: Broker, Registration District: Macclesfield, Civil Parish: Prestbury, County: Cheshire
1851 English Census shows Samuel Dale, Head, Aged: 39, Birthplace: Congleton, Cheshire, England, Occ: Cabinet Maker, Address: Bridge Street, Registration District: Prescot, Town: St Helen, County: Lancashire
1861 English Census shows Samuel Dale, Lodger, Aged: 50, Occ: Cabinet Maker, Birthplace: Cheshire, England, Address: Bridge Street Lower, Civil Parish: Chester St Michael, County: Cheshire
Samuel arrived with his wife and 4 children on the "Charlotte Gladstone". It departed 5/11/1870 from Plymouth and arrived Lyttelton 21/1/1871,
Names as on Passenger List,
Samuel Dale, Aged: 45, Occ: Farm Labourer, Cheshire
Hannah Dale, Aged: 40, Cheshire
John Dale, Aged: 23, Occ: Farm Labourer, Cheshire
Annie Dale, Aged: 21, Occ: General Servant, Lancashire
Eleanor Dale, Aged: 16, Occ: General Servant, Lancashire
Emily Dale, Aged: 6, Lancashire
Probate Record shows Samuel Dale, Place: Geraldine, Occ: Upholsterer, Date of Death: 19/2/1883, Court: Timaru, Archive Reference: CAHY CH145 148, Probate No: 148, Date Filed: 19/3/1883, Type: Will, Archives NZ, Christchurch
*Death Details Date: 1883, Folio No: 370, Area: Geraldine, March quarter*
Could not see a Death Notice in the Timaru Herald for Samuel Dale