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101	The Bridegrooms marriage gift to the bride was 30 Lod Silver (about 395 grams)	Family: F773
102	The Bridegrooms Morning Gift (Marriage Gift) to the Bride was 60 Lod of Silver (About 790 grams)	Family: F774
103	The church was founded in 1750 and closed in 1906.	Family: F79
104	The district Newport P. is an alternative name for Newport Pagnell and it spans the boundaries of the counties of Buckinghamshire and Northamptonshire.	Family: F627
105	The Hull Packet and Humber Mercury (Tuesday, June 30, 1829; Issue 2328) reported : On Thursday last at Grimsby, Rev Charles WILDBORE of Humberstone to Miss Mary BORMAN of the former place. ex Family Search: Groom's name: Charles Wildbore Bride's name: Mary Borman Residence: Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England Event place: Great Grimsby, St.James Church, Lincoln, England Event date: 1829 Batch number: M16322-2 Date range: 1813 - 1868 Record group: England-VR Film number: 1541945 Collection: England Marriages 1700-1900	Family: F1186
106	The marriage was held at the residence of Joh and Anna Masemann, Richmond Road, Inglewood - ex Brian Bonisch e-mail 24 July 2006	Family: F973
107	The wedding took place at the Nelson Carthedral	Family: F1284
108	The wedding took place at the residence of Henry Moore in Tory Street, Nelson.	Family: F345
109	The witnesses to the marriage were Sarah Wheeler & Moses Wheeler (plus a third unknown). All 5 members of the wedding party signed their name. Both Henry & Frances were of the Parish and Henry Stevens was the Curate of the Parish.	Family: F118
110	Thelma's mother (Sigrid Brickland) wrote : The wedding was celebrated on February 11th at St Andrews Church Te Kuiti; of Thelma Anna, third daughter of Mr & Mrs H.E.Brickland Te Mapara, to William Herbert, son of the late Mr & Mrs Moore, of Wellington. The officiating minister was the Rev. Mr Nightingale, of Pio Pio, and Mrs Brabyn of Te Kuiti presided at the organ. The bride, who entered the Church on the arm of her father, looked charming in a trained frock of white angelskin lace, veil and orange blossoms, and she carried a sheath of cream gladioli and maidenhair fern made by Mrs R.Black of Arapoe. Miss Alma Brickland, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and wore a pale blue satin beaute ankle length frock with silver spray and head dress and carried a sheath of pale pink gladioli, also made by Mrs Black. Mr Noel Stanaway, of Auckland, supported the bridegroom as best man. A reception was held at the Carlton Tea Rooms, Te Kuiti, the brides mother receiving the guests frocked in a Marina blue ensemble with London tan hat, and she carried a bouquet of pink carnations. The bridegrooms stepmother, Mrs L.J.Williams, of Wellington wore a plum coloured ensemble with hat to match, and she carried a bouquet of red roses. The future home of the happy couple will be at Mairoa.	Family: F24
111	Transcript of Marriage Certificate as held by Margaret Green : 1893 on the ninth day of June at Castle Street, Maybole after Banns according to the Forms of the Church of Scotland. James Caldwell, Joiner [Journeyman] [Bachelor] - 25yo - James resided at Alma Place, Irvine His parents were Thomas Caldwell, Mason [dec] and Mary Caldwell MS Aird. Jane Gillespie, Sewing Machine Worker [Spinster] - 23yo - Jane resided at Castle Street, Maybole, Ayrshire. Her parents were Malcolm Gillespie Spirit Merchant [dec] and Jane Gillespie MS Gibson. Signed George Porter D.D. Minister of Maybole. Witness John Caldwell Witness Mary Martin. Signature of the Registrar John Watson 12th June 1893 at Maybole.	Family: F1250
112	Wesleyan Church, Blenheim	Family: F1226
113	Witnesses were: Harry Moore and Lizzie Moore	Family: F760
114	Year1914 Folio1867 SurnameSHERIDAN Given NamesFrancis Earll SexM SpouseBALL	Family: F1227
115	Year1947 Folio03783 SurnameHAY Given NamesAlvan Eric SexM SpouseKINGSBEER, Lloma Lolita	Family: F23
116	Yorkshire BMD Index states: Surname WILDBORE Forename(s) Charles Surname PARKER Forename(s) Altheia Church / Register Office Holy Trinity Registers At Hull Reference HD/16/393	Family: F1315
117	NZ Marriage Register lists her as Anni.	Anni ALEXANDER
118	In 1871 Census, William John and Matilda are listed as Visitors in the household of William Sander (Magistrate and landowner) in Great Bardfield, Essex. Wm John is listed as a 74yo Merchant.	William John ALEXANDER
119	NZSG School Admission Records: ALLEN, Ernest Francis School: Matumaoho Reg. No: 295 Admission Date: 12Jun1922 Parent: Mr E. J. Allen Address: Matumaoho Birthdate: 29Jul1915 Last Day: 18Oct1922 Destination: Te Aroha NZSG School Admission Record: ALLEN , Ernest Francis School: Birkdale Reg No: 194 Admission Date: 6Feb1923 Parent: Ernest J Allen Address: Salisbury Rd Birthdate: 29Jul1915 Last School: Cambridge	Ernest Francis ALLEN
120	Source NZSG Papakura Cemetery Transcription Record Number3429 Record TypeM/I Year of Death1965 Surname ALLEN Given Names Ernest John Age N/R Location Papakura Cemetery	Ernest John ALLEN
121	Ex Purewa Cemetery website. Surname: BRICKLAND First Names: Phoebe Age: Unknown Gender: Female Date of Death: 20 Aug 1973 Religion: n/s Serial No: 24995 Date of Service and/or Interment: 23 Aug 1973 Type Of Service: n/s Funeral Director: Wm Morrison Funeral Services, PO Box 25731, St Heliers, AUCKLAND Ashes Disposal: Scattered	Phoebe ALLEN
122	Wellington Regiment, N.Z.E.F. - 17th Coy. 3rd Bn. Private, Service No: 42007 Grave/Memorial Reference: N.Z. Apse, Panel 6	Stanley ALLEN
123	Ex City of Dunedin website: Burial Details Surname ALLEYNE Forename FOSTER Age 1 Years Gender Male Date of Death 10 Feb 1879 Last Address Next of Kin Funeral Director Cemetery Hawksbury Cemetery Location Block 8 . Plot 31 Date of Burial 10 Feb 1879 Type Burial Notes: Original reference:- H18790210 Occupation:- INFANT Native of:- NZ Years in NZ:- 1	Foster ALLEYNE
124	Ex City of Dunedin website: http://www.cityofdunedin.com Burial Details Surname ALLEYNE Forename JOHN FOSTER Age 38 Years Gender Male Date of Death 30 Jul 1880 Last Address Next of Kin Funeral Director Cemetery Hawksbury Cemetery Location Block 8 . Plot 32 Date of Burial 30 Jul 1880 Type Burial Notes: Original reference:- H1880	John Foster ALLEYNE
125	Ex City of Dunedin website: http://www.cityofdunedin.com Burial Details Surname ALLEYNE Forename MARY ELLEN Age 21 Years Gender Female Date of Death 2 Jun 1896 Last Address Hawksbury Bush Next of Kin Funeral Director Cemetery Hawksbury Cemetery Location Block 8 . Plot 31 Date of Burial 5 Jun 1896 Type Burial Notes Original reference:- H18960601 Native of:- NEW ZEALAND	Mary Ellen (Nellie) ALLEYNE
126	Research conducted for Peter Moore in February 2008 by professional Swedish researcher Lars Andersson For more source detail contact Peter Moore : Andersdotter, Brita. Born 31 May 1714 in Värsås (R) Died 8 ..... 1791 in Perstorp, Värsås (R)	Brita ANDERSDOTTER
127	Research conducted for Peter Moore in February 2008 by professional Swedish researcher Lars Andersson For more source detail contact Peter Moore : Andersdotter, Cajsa. Born 30 April 1784 in Brumstorp Sörg., Värsås (R) Baptized 30 April 1784. Baptism witnesses: Karin Andersdotter? from [unreadable]. Katharina Jonsdotter from [unreadable]. Greta Skevensdotter??. Johannes Jeansson from [unreadable]. Maid Tora? Jonsdotter from [unreadable]. Moved 1800 from Kohagen, Munkebo, Korsberga (R) to Kullen, Korsberga (R) Moved 1801 from Kullen, Korsberga (R) to Stommen, Korsberga (R) Moved 1805 from Stommen, Korsberga (R) to Dannmarka, Korsberga (R) Moved 1807 from Dannmarka, Korsberga (R) to Hamrum, Korsberga (R) Moved 1809 from Hamrum, Korsberga (R) to Wadened, Korsberga (R) Married 28 March 1811 in Korsberga (R) Died 6 October 1863 in Wadened, Korsberga (R) Buried 16 October 1863.	Cajsa ANDERSDOTTER
128	Research conducted for Peter Moore in February 2008 by professional Swedish researcher Lars Andersson For more source detail contact Peter Moore : Andersdotter, Catharina. Born 10 March 1767 in Hult, Tofteryd (F) Married 24 June 1789 in Tofteryd (F) Moved after her husband's death after 1808 from Simonsbo, Torp, Tofteryd (F) to Sekebo, Ekhult, Tofteryd (F) Moved 1830 from Sekebo, Ekhult, Tofteryd (F) to Torget, Anderstorp, Tofteryd (F) Catharina became very poor after her husband's death and was entered as "Beggar" or "Pauper" in a number of "husförhörslängder" [Vicar's Examination Records] up till 1846. She seems to have lived in a "Backstuga". This word has two meanings in Swedish. It is either a primitive house, half earth cave, half a normal front wall with a door, or it is a small house, which is part of a group of houses built on infertile ground at the outskirts of a village, where all kinds of society's castaways lived a miserable life. Around 1846 she obviously fell sick and moved to her youngest daugther in Kävsjö parish, which is located about 20 kms SW of Tofteryd, where she died. /LGA Died 18 August 1846 in Frälsebo, Södregård, Mjogaryd, Kävsjö (F) Cause of death: "Old Age".	Catharina ANDERSDOTTER
129	Research conducted for Peter Moore in February 2008 by professional Swedish researcher Lars Andersson For more source detail contact Peter Moore : Andersdotter, Kierstin. Born 22 June 1704 in Jät (G)? Married 22 June 1729 in Tofteryd (F) Died 10 June 1792 in Hult, Tofteryd (F) Buried 17 June 1792. Cause of death: "Old Age".	Kierstin ANDERSDOTTER
130	Researched by Lars Andersson Andersdotter, Lisa. Born 23 October 1811 in Högaliden, Hjo (R) Baptized 24 October 1811. Baptism witnesses: Anders Svensson from Högeliden. Farmhand Sven Andersson ibidem. Wife Maria Olofsdotter ibidem. Maid Stina Andersdotter ibid. Married 29 November 1831 in Varola (R) The bridegroom's marriage gift (called "Morning Gift") to the bride was 60 "lod" silver (ca 790 gram) Moved 1832 from Perstorp, Värsås (R) to Fröjered (R) Died 1 September 1898 in Lämmagården, Fröjered (R)	Lisa ANDERSDOTTER
131	Research conducted for Peter Moore in February 2008 by professional Swedish researcher Lars Andersson For more source detail contact Peter Moore : Andersdotter, Maria.	Maria ANDERSDOTTER
132		Sara ANDERSDOTTER
133	Ex Waikumete Cemetery Records On-line: LE PROU, MARY LOUISE Plot : PROTESTANT DIVISION A Row 2, Plot 44 Interment Type: Burial Title: Mrs Surname : LE PROU Given Names: MARY LOUISE Age : 70 Gender : Female Occupation: WIDOW Date Of Death : 25-Nov-1981 Date Of Cremation : N/A Date Of Burial : 27-Nov-1981 Funeral Director : DAVIS FUNERAL SERVICES Head Stone Details : HEADSTONE: ILMO MARY LOUISA beloved wife of the late Robert. Loved mother of Basil passed away 25 November 1981 aged 70. Also her mother HANNAH LOUISA ANDERSON born 22nd April 1877 died 14th June 1957. LE PROU (on base)	Mary Louise ANDERSON
134	Research conducted for Peter Moore in February 2008 by professional Swedish researcher Lars Andersson : Andersson, Gabriel.	Gabriel ANDERSSON
135	Research conducted for Peter Moore in February 2008 by professional Swedish researcher Lars Andersson For more source detail contact Peter Moore : Andersson, Jan/Johan. Born 23 February 1760 in Älmedalen, Grevbäck (R) . Baptized 25 February 1760. Baptism witnesses: Kierstin? from Hjo. Lena? from [unreadable]. Ingrid? from Västerbo?. Ibidem Annika. Lars from Hjo. Nils from Perhemmet?. Farmhand Håkan? from Backaryd?. Married 1st 10 June 1791 in Korsberga (R) The bridegroom's marriage gift to the bride was 60 "lod" silver (ca 790 gram) Moved with the family 1800 from Älmedalen, Korsberga (R) to Torsbo, Korsberga (R) Moved 1830 from Torsbo, Korsberga (R) to Björkåsen Died 23 March 1831 in Björkåsen, Korsberga (R) Cause of death: "Old Age". Buried 1 April 1831.	Jan ANDERSSON
136	Research conducted for Peter Moore in February 2008 by professional Swedish researcher Lars Andersson For more source detail contact Peter Moore : Andersson, Johan. Born 1694 Married 22 June 1729 in Tofteryd (F) Died 12 June 1781 in Hult, Tofteryd (F) Cause of death: "Old Age". Buried 17 June 1781.	Johan ANDERSSON
137	Research conducted for Peter Moore in February 2008 by professional Swedish researcher Lars Andersson For more source detail contact Peter Moore : Andersson, Jonas. Born 26 April 1759 in Gubbängen, Korsberga (R) Baptized 29 April 1759. Baptism witnesses: Midwife Britta from Söran?. Margareta from Olofstorp?. [unreadable]. Britta from Gubbängen. Lars from Holma?. Olof from Olofstorp. Farmhand Anders from Söran?. Married 28 March 1811 in Korsberga (R) Died 8 June 1829 in Wadened, Korsberga (R) Cause of death: "Old Age". Buried 14 June 1829.	Jonas ANDERSSON
138		Sven ANDERSSON
139	Researched by Lars Andersson: Baptized 20 March 1837. Baptism witnesses: Gustaf Johansson & Wife Maja Lena Magnidotter. Farmhand Jan Erik? Larsson. Maid Maja Larsdotter. All from Lämmasgården. Moved 1860 from Fröjered (R) to Gunnarstorp, Korsberga (R)	Stina Kajsa ANDREASDOTTER
140	NZSG NZ Burial Locator CD V1: Source Hamilton City Council Record Number20193 Record TypeC/R Year of Death1995 Surname ANSELL Given NamesJames Reuben Age 83 Location Hamilton Park	James Reuben ANSELL
141	Note from Akaroa Civic Trust Website (www.historicakaroa.co.nz) : Madam Elizabeth Le Vaillant is another victim of childbirth and lies with her newborn infant. She did outlast her previous husband though, Georges Fleuret recorded on the plinth as Mon Fleuri. Georges first came to Akaroa in 1838, as a sailor on the French whaler the Cachalot. He emigrated on the Comte de Paris, and met Elizabeth (nee Armstrong) in Akaroa.	Elizabeth ARMSTRONG
142	1851 England Census Name: Hariet Guy Age: 38 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1813 Relation: Head Gender: Female Where born: St Lukes, Middlesex, England Civil Parish: Shoreditch Ecclesiastical parish: St John Town: Hoxton County/Island: Middlesex Country: England Registration district: Shoreditch Sub registration district: Hoxton Old Town ED, institution, or vessel: 10 Household schedule number: 16 Source Citation: Class: HO107; Piece: 1536; Folio: 214; Page: 4; GSU roll: 174766. *********************************** 1861 England Census Name: Harriet Guy Age: 42 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1819 Relation: Head Gender: Female Where born: St Lukes, Middlesex, England Civil Parish: Islington Ecclesiastical parish: St Peter County/Island: Middlesex Country: England Registration district: Islington Sub registration district: Islington East ED : 47 Household schedule number: 52 Also present were: Edward - 21yo - Labourer Susan - 15yo - Needlewoman Harriet - 8yo Source Citation: Class: RG9; Piece: 149; Folio: 78; Page: 8; GSU roll: 542582. (Ages are inconsistent) ********************************** 1871 England Census Name: Harriet Guy Age: 55 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1816 Relation: Head Gender: Female Where born: Shoreditch, Middlesex, England Civil Parish: Islington Trinity Ecclesiastical parish: Trinity County/Island: London Country: England Registration district: Islington Sub registration district: Islington West ED: 9 Occupation : Ironer Also in House: Harriet - 26yo - Ironer Susan - 23yo - Employee in Cartridge Manufacturing Source Citation: Class: RG10; Piece: 253; Folio: 72; Page: 47; GSU roll: 824912	Harriet ARNELL
143	Research conducted for Peter Moore in February 2008 by professional Swedish researcher Lars Andersson For more source detail contact Peter Moore : Arvidsson, Ifwar. Farmer at Torp. Born 1730 Married 7 March 1755 in Tofteryd (F) Died 8 February 1801 in Torp, Tofteryd (F)	Ifwar ARVIDSSON
144		Jon ASSARSSON
145		Nils ASSARSSON
146	Ivarsson , Sven. Born 6 September 1752 in Torp, Tofteryd (F) [06 Tofteryd FB C:2 p 52 & Hfl AI:3 (1757-66) p 300 8. Torps Rote. Torp/LGA]]	Sven ASSARSSON
147	Ex On-line BC Archives: Vital Event Death Registration Name: Zetta May Sandahl Event Date: 1957 7 2 (Yr/Mo/Day) Age: 51 Gender: female Event Place: Vancouver Reg. Number: 1957-09-007571 B.C. Archives Microfilm Number: B13233 GSU Microfilm Number: 2033183	Zetta May ATCHISON
148	NZ Electoral Roll 1893 - ex NZSG SurnameMOORE Given NameAgnes Number1965 ElectorateNelson Voting QualificationResidential Residential AddressMilton St OccupationDomestic duties	Agnes ATMORE
149	Atmore, Harry 1870 - 1946 Signwriter, painter, politician Harry Atmore was born in Nelson on 14 December 1870, the 11th child of Edward Atmore, a gardener, and his wife, Ellen Winearls. Harry was educated at the Bridge Street School and then apprenticed to a signwriter in Wellington. On his return to Nelson he set up as a signwriter, painter and decorator. He was responsible for the gold work on the spire of St Mary's Church, and his acid glass-etching adorned various city buildings. His painstaking craftsmanship attracted crowds of onlookers. He played rugby for Nelson, and acquired that love of outdoor pursuits that characterised him all his life. Tramping was a favourite relaxation, especially up the Dun Mountain where he built a log cabin and spent much time reading. Atmore's first attempt to enter national politics at the 1902 election failed, but he threw himself into local body politics and became a member of the education board, the city council and the licensing committee. It was not until the local MP, John Graham, retired in 1911 that Atmore's efforts to enter Parliament were successful. His maiden speech set the tone for his remarkable hold over the Nelson electorate in the future: 'no one should control the member for Nelson except the member for Nelson himself and his constituents'. His first significant act in Parliament was to help stave off the defeat of Sir Joseph Ward's Liberal government by voting for it on a no-confidence motion. He normally supported the Liberals from then on. Defeated in the 1914 election, Atmore volunteered for active service but was rejected on account of his age. In 1918 he was defeated in a by-election for Wellington Central by Peter Fraser, the New Zealand Labour Party candidate. In 1919 Atmore was elected for Nelson; he remained its representative for the next 27 years. At first he attacked the rising Labour Party, fearing its socialist programme, and admired Mussolini for his success in quelling 'revolutionary socialism'. Labour made a determined effort to defeat him in 1925 but did not stand a candidate against him after that. In the 1928 election he supported Ward's new United Party and was rewarded by a seat in the cabinet, as minister of education. He had that passionate concern for education often found in self-educated people. He had spent years reading widely and deeply, and had one of the most extensive private libraries in Nelson. Atmore's first concern as minister was that every child in New Zealand should have the opportunity to develop his or her full potential. He set up a committee to examine public education. Among the subsequent radical reforms first proposed in the Atmore Report were the raising of the school leaving age to 15, the establishment of intermediate schools, abolition of scholarship entry to post-primary school, and the broadening of the secondary syllabus so that it was no longer dominated by the requirements for entry to university. There should be one national teaching service for primary, secondary and technical schools, based on the principle of equal pay for men and women; this was never implemented. One of Atmore's enthusiasms, the inclusion of agricultural subjects in the post-primary curriculum, was emphasised: 'agriculture, and not Latin, or mathematics, should occupy pride of place in the time tables and examination schedules'. The report also supported the retention of local education boards, stating that 'the public of New Zealand would rather bear the burden of the extra cost of the present system than change it for one of bureaucratic control, however much cheaper the latter may be'. The deepening depression and consequent forming of the coalition government in 1931 deprived Atmore of his portfolio. Many of his plans were fulfilled under the first Labour government in which Peter Fraser, who had been one of the members of the Atmore Committee, was minister of education. The Education Amendment Act 1938 endorsed Atmore's recommendation for local unified control by education boards of primary and post-primary education, though it was shelved during the war and never brought into effect. Not till the implementation of the Thomas Report in the post-war period were many of these far-seeing reforms achieved. Atmore espoused social credit monetary reform and campaigned vigorously for it throughout the country, blaming many of New Zealand's problems on its obligation to pay interest on its London debts. The Forbes--Coates government, he charged, 'acted under orders'. Although he usually voted in support of the Labour government after 1935, he criticised its members for not altering the monetary system; if they did, they would make New Zealand 'the real paradise of the Pacific'. This was one of the few complaints he had about a government he regarded as heir to the Liberal tradition. On 24 June 1936, at the age of 65, Atmore married Dorothy Annie Corrigan at Hawera. His wife, wealthy and well-educated, made the new home they built, Te Maunga, a centre of hospitality. Especially during the Second World War they were both actively involved in patriotic work, for which Dorothy Atmore was awarded the MBE. On 8 August 1946 Harry announced his intention to stand down at the next election. Only two weeks later, on 20 August, he was found dead at his home; Dorothy died in 1976. There had been no children. Harry Atmore's remarkable hold on the Nelson seat can be partly explained by his availability to his constituents. Requests for help - ranging from repairs for a country school, to exemption for an only son of elderly farmers from military service, to support for the completion of the Nelson railway, to appeals for jobs in the public service - were all answered personally in his own handwriting. For a whole generation Harry Atmore worked for all Nelsonians without party bias, with such a commitment that his constituents regarded him as a personal friend. He refused to own a car, preferring to ride a bicycle everywhere locally and thus be part of the neighbourhood. Born five years before the end of provincial government, Harry Atmore represented an earlier, less sophisticated political age, before the rise of parties. He expressed the hopes of the descendants of the small pioneer settlers in their wish for a fairer, more egalitarian society. His determined pursuit of their interests earned him the respect even of political opponents and made possible a lengthy career as a political independent. SHIRLEY TUNNICLIFF Chandler, P. 'A remarkable, unorthodox man'. Nelson Evening Mail. 12 March 1983: 7 'For those who climbed to see him there was a meal'. Nelson Evening Mail. 12 March 1983: 7 'Not standing again'. Nelson Evening Mail. 8 Aug. 1946: 4 Obit. Nelson Evening Mail. 22 Aug. 1946: 4 HOW TO CITE THIS BIOGRAPHY: Tunnicliff, Shirley. 'Atmore, Harry 1870 - 1946'. Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, updated 11 December 2002 URL: http://www.dnzb.govt.nz/ The original version of this biography was published in the Dictionary of New Zealand Biography Volume Four (1921-1940), 1998	Harry ATMORE
150	Surname: AVERY Forename(s): Charles Herbert Age: 50 Years Gender: Male Date of death: 18 Oct 1927 Date of burial: 20 Oct 1927 Funeral director: C. Little & Sons, P O Box 26-003, Auckland Cemetery: O'neill's Point Cemetery, King Edward Avenue, Bayswater Location: Oneils Point Row J Plot 103	Charles Herbert AVERY