Descendants of Dr Thomas Edward RAWSON

Introduction I have put together this account of the Rawsons in New Zealand because I have a connection to one of the spouses. I was having difficulty working out whether occasional Rawsons encountered in the records were “family”, and decided the only solution was to produce my own account. I had realised that some of the places where they settled and their chosen occupations were influenced in both families by availability of kin to lend support. Both families produced surveyors as well as dentists, and both had branches in Westport.

It appears that most of the early NZ Rawsons are part of the present family. The exceptions are a group descended from William RAWSON (from Lancashire ?) and Elizabeth Brice HAINES who farmed at Maheno in North Otago.

This work is based almost entirely on articles in Papers Past and the online registration indexes of births, deaths and marriages, and for this reason I have not recorded sources specifically. Other sources were the FreeBMD index to English registrations, NZ Electoral Rolls indexed by NZSG, and the NZSG IndexV5. A great deal more biographical information could be extracted from the newspapers by anyone wanting to build a more detailed story.

There may be additional grandchildren of Dr T E Rawson born after 1914, and possibly additional children who died in infancy in England.

My thanks to Dr Herbert Dick RAWSON for providing family photographs.

I would be pleased to make corrections if notified of any errors.

Mary Skipworth, updated 24 Nov 2014

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First Generation

1. Dr Thomas Edward RAWSON, MD LSA, was christened on 9 Apr 1810 in Wymeswold, Leicestershire, UK, and died on 14 Dec 1879 in New Plymouth, NZ at age 69 of paralysis.

Dr Rawson practiced medicine in Market Place, Kegworth, Leicestershire for over 10 years before emigrating to New Zealand – refer http://www.kegworthvillage.com/history/show_bits.php.

1858: arrived at Auckland by Mary Ann from London on 3 June 1858 - Chief cabin: Mary, Louisa, Alfred, Arthur, Thos., Herbert and Ernest Rawson, Surgeon: Dr Thomas Rawson. On 16 Oct 1858 arrived by Sporting Lass from Auckland at New Plymouth, Dr & Mrs Rawson from Auckland. 1858: Taranaki Herald 20 Nov 1858: Dr Rawson First Gold medallist and medical associate of the London University in attendance at Mr Hood's Devon St every alternate Wednesday for the purposes of practising dentistry. 1859: Dr Rawson appointed surgeon to New Plymouth militia 1862: Dr T E Rawson, Symonds St Auckland, Advertisment First Gold medallist etc MD LSA Spoke at meeting of Bible Society, Spoke at opening of a Methodist chapel, New Plymouth Gave a lecture to Mechanics Institute: Earth Air Fire Water 1879: Obituary 16 Dec Taranaki Herald: On Sunday at about three o'clock in the afternoon, Dr. T. E. Rawson, who has for some time been an invalid, breathed his last. Dr. Rawson had nearly reached the age which is said to be the allotted span of human existence, being in his seventieth year. He was born at Windsolt, in Leicestershire, and, after studying for the medical profession, started in practice in London. He afterwards removed to Kegworth, in Leicestershire, where he had a very large practice. In 1858 he emigrated with his family to Taranaki, and the war breaking out shortly after his arrival, he was appointed Surgeon-Major to the Militia and Volunteers of the District. In 1861, he resigned that position, and went to Auckland, where he commenced to practice his profession. He, however, returned again to Taranaki in 1863, when he was appointed Hospital Surgeon, which, with other offices, he held until a short time ago, when failing health compelled him to resign them. Dr. Rawson was highly respected, and enjoyed a large share of the confidence of his medical brethren.

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Thomas first married Mary Catharine PEARSON on 2 June 1836 in Attenborough, Nottingham, England. She died in 1859 in New Plymouth, NZ. Said to have died giving birth to stillborn twins.

Thomas and Mary’s children were 2 i. Charles Edward RAWSON 1837-1911 3 ii. Henry Freer RAWSON 1838-1879 4 iii. Frederic George RAWSON 1841-1878 5 iv. Louisa Mary RAWSON 1842- 6 v. Alfred Pearson RAWSON 1848-1911 7 vi. Arthur John RAWSON 1850-1894 8 vii. Thomas Harold RAWSON 1852-1904 9 viii. Herbert Pearson RAWSON 1853-1926 10 ix. Dr Ernest RAWSON 1855-1924

After Mary’s death Thomas remarried a soldier’s widow, Sarah Hannah KING, daughter of Rev J WHITELEY, Wesleyan Mission, on 9 Jul 1866 in New Plymouth. Sarah died in New Plymouth in 1907, aged 73, and was buried with her husband at Te Henui cemetery.

Thomas adopted Sarah’s two young children, and they also had the following children: 11 x. Harold RAWSON born 18 Jan 1868, died 1941 12 xi. Helena RAWSON born 17 Nov 1868, died 1945 13 xii. Walter Edward RAWSON 1870-1933 14 xiii. Bernard Whiteley RAWSON 1873-1951

Mary Catherine, wife of Thomas Edward RAWSON

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Second Generation (Children)

2. Charles Edward RAWSON (Thomas Edward (Dr) 1) was christened on 22 Feb 1837 in Kegworth, Leicestershire, UK [Baptist] and died in 1911 in Invercargill, NZ at age 74.

Resident Magistrate and District Judge, New Plymouth for 30 years, then Invercargill.

Obituary: As a young man the late Mr C. E. Rawson, whose death was announced this week at Invercargill was an active participator in the Maori war in Taranaki district. When the war broke out in 1860 he was about 20 years of age, and with two younger brothers, Henry and Fred, at once offered his services, and joined the Volunteers, or settler-soldiers as they were then called. They were actively engaged at the Battle of Waireka. A force composed of settler- soldiers and regulars marched up from New Plymouth to attack the Maoris at Waireka. Soon after the fighting commenced the regulars were withdrawn, and the Volunteers were left to stem the attack. The fight was very hot, and the Volunteers beat the Maoris, with the assistance of some man-o'-war's-men who attacked from another quarter. The sailors rushed the pa and climbed over the palisading regardless of the storm of bullets. The fight was also memorable for the energetic words of encouragement given by Major Stapp rallying the Volunteers. The Rawson lads had an unenviable experience during the fight. The bugle sounded the retreat, but as they and three other companions were not familiar with bugle calls—they had only been Volunteers for a week—they remained in the position they had taken up. Fred Rawson was badly wounded by a Maori bullet, and as this was the first, engagement in which Volunteers had assisted the Imperial troops he was the first Volunteer to be wounded in defence of his country. They waited until nightfall and then made for the beach, and returned In camp. On their way to the beach the little band of Volunteers heard a groan, and after a short search they discovered another Volunteer badly wounded. A stretcher was improvised with guns and coats, and the wounded man carried to the beach. It was intensely cold and the wounded man was spent, so they decided that four of them should push on for assistance whilst the other two lay down beside the wounded man in an endeavour to keep him warm. The doctor who was sent out to attend the wounded man and young Fred Rawson was the latter's father, Dr T. E. Rawson.

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After the Volunteers were dispensed with Mr C. E. Rawson went to Auckland, and was given the position of warder over the prisoners. He was later made bailiff at New Plymouth, then clerk of the court, and subsequently deputy-registrar. In those days it was allowable for a man to study for the law without being articled, so Mr Rawson pursued his studies and passed his examinations as a barrister and solicitor. Ho subsequently was made a magistrate, and then district judge. All those offices he held in New Plymouth. He was transferred to Invercargill and retired in 1897 on pension. Mr Rawson was held in high esteem by all who knew him. Otago Daily Times 2 Sep 1911

Charles married Jane GINGER on 28 Mar 1860 in New Plymouth, NZ. Jane died on 12 Jul 1916 in New Plymouth. Obit Evening Post 20 Jul 1916. Probated estate £2345

Charles and Janes’ children were: 15 i. Emily Elizabeth RAWSON 1863-1947 16 ii. Edward RAWSON 1865-1919 Magistrate Hamilton, m Gertrude Emmeline MOSS 17 iii. Mary Louise RAWSON 1867-1913 married Dr Henry B. LEATHAM, New Plymouth, died London.

3. Henry Freer RAWSON (Thomas Edward (Dr) 1) was born in 1838 and died of dysentery in Wanganui on 14 Apr 1879 at age 40.

Surgeon/Dentist of Nelson 1862-1873, later of Wellington. He was in the habit of residing a few months each year at Wanganui attending to his practice. 1863 H F Rawson in Buller giving a series of lectures on Natural Philosophy and Chemistry He was an avowed atheist, which gave rise to some controversy over his funeral at which the Anglican clergyman objected to reading the usual funeral service, refer Wanganui Herald editorial 3 May 1879.

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Henry married Wilmot Elizabeth BORLASE in 1867. She died in 1915, probated estate £6895. They had no children.

Following Henry’s death, Wilmot Elizabeth RAWSON married Walter Ernest PEARSON in 1892. Refer Free Lance 22 May 1909 for an account of WEP’s contribution to sport - father of Wellington Hockey, Notts County rep soccer player, etc.

4. Frederic George RAWSON was born in 1841 in Kegworth, Leicestershire, and died on 23 Sep 1878 at Hawera, NZ. Died of epilepsy, having long been subject to epileptic fits. Private Fred Rawson, seriously wounded Taranaki wars at battle at Waireka, NZ Medal Bank clerk in 1868 according to his marriage record 1878: F G Rawson, Chemist, Town Bridge advertising Taranaki Herald 1878: F G Rawson elected to committee Mutual Improvement Society 1878: Public vaccinator Author of letter to paper objecting to excursion train breaking the Sabbath 1878 New Plymouth chemist and experienced dentist, announced move to Hawera,

Fred married Rosa Helen HUTTON in 1868 in Hokitika. She died 1940, age 89, buried New Plymouth. Fred and Rose’s children were: 18 i. Florence Emily RAWSON 1869-1943 19 ii. Arthur Ernest RAWSON 1871-1943 (twin) 20 iii. Gertrude Alice RAWSON 1871-1894 (twin) 21 iv. Frederic Bertram RAWSON 1873-1881 22 v. Lilian Rose RAWSON 1875-. married Henry Arthur LENNON in 1906 23 vi. Myra May RAWSON 1877-1906 MA (Cant) 1899, teacher, died aged 29.

5. Louisa Mary RAWSON (Thomas Edward (Dr) 1) was born in 1842. Emigrated with her parents, but returned to England where she married Edward Henry WALKER, Her Britannic Majesty’s Consul at Cagliari, on 31 Dec 1869 at St Mary’s Church, Mold, Flintshire. [Liverpool Mercury 8 Jan 1869]. After her marriage she was known as Louisa Rawson-Walker.

6. Alfred Pearson RAWSON (Thomas Edward (Dr) 1) was born about 1848, died on 5 Dec 1911 in Masterton, NZ aged 64, and was buried in Archer St cemetery, Masterton.

1861-62 Attended Nelson College, the 3 Rawson brothers being entered as the first boarders 1876 Govt Surveyor, Karamea, surveyor of Masterton from about 1898 1877 applied for 50 acres land at Karamea adjacent to his future wife’s uncle GCP Jennings 1881 El Roll Residence Westport Freeholder

Obituary Wairarapa Times Mr A P Rawson The death occurred at his residence Donald Street at 1.30 o'clock this morning of Mr A P Rawson, a highly respected citizen of Masterton. The deceased gentleman had been ill for some considerable time and was making steady progress towards recovery when he suffered a relapse which ended fatally. The late Mr Rawson was 64 years of age and with his parents came to NZ 50 years ago, arriving at Auckland. His father Dr Rawson was honorary surgeon of the home forces which came to the colony. Dr Rawson and family removed to Taranaki shortly afterwards but returned to Auckland again with the troops when the Maori war broke out. Subsequently the late Mr Rawson and his brothers engaged in farming pursuits in Taranaki and had many exciting experiences in those strenuous times. Some thirty years ago Mr Rawson went to Nelson, where he studied for a surveyor and passed his examination. After practising successfully in Nelson for many years Mr Rawson came to Masterton, this being about

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thirteen years ago. He had an extensive practice and surveyed and subdivided a large number of the important estates in Wairarapa, including Jean's estate, Wrigley's estate, Yates' estate, Lenz's estate and Cole's estate. Though he took no active part in public affairs, the late Mr Rawson was always keenly interested in matters which had for their object the advancement of the town and his advice was often sought by public men. The deceased gentleman, who was of a kindly disposition and very popular, leaves two brothers (Dr Rawson and Mr H P Rawson, dentist, of Wellington), a stepbrother (Mr Walter Rawson, judge of the Native Land Court) and two stepsisters, who reside in England, five children (Mrs F W Dunn, of Ballance, Miss C E Rawson and Messers Harry, T and G Rawson) and a widow to mourn their loss, and they will have the sympathy of a wide circle of friends in their bereavement.

Alfred married Sarah Isabel WILSON on 4 Jan 1879 in Motueka, NZ, daughter of Joseph Foord WILSON and Madalena "Madge" SINCLAIR. Sarah was born on 16 Feb 1859 in Motueka, and died in Wellington on 6 Apr 1932 at age 73. She was buried in Porirua cemetery. 1893 Motueka Electoral roll

Alfred and Sarah’s children were: 24 i. Wilmot Mary RAWSON 1879-1963 marr Frederick William DUNN of Balance in 1907. She inherited a house in Tinakori Road from her aunt Wilmot PEARSON (widow of H F RAWSON). 25 ii. Henry Foord RAWSON "Harry" 1881-1963 married Constance Ellen Hamilton BREMNER in 1908. At Nelson College 1896-97, staff Bank NSW 1899-1946 Prominent in the formation of the NSW Association of Bank Officers in 1919 26 iii. Emily Constance RAWSON 1883-1975 unmarried (died at Porirua Hospital) 27 iv. Thomas Frederick RAWSON 1886- nothing further known 28 v. Geoffrey Frere RAWSON 1889-1977 married Doris Elinor Margaret HINDLESMITH (1892-1988), nee BEARD. He was a farmer of Waikaraka and Whangarei

7. Arthur John RAWSON (Thomas Edward (Dr) 1) was born about 1850 in Leicestershire, UK, died in Oct 1894 aged about 44, and was buried in Karori Cemetery.

1861-62 - boarder at Nelson College, sent from Taranaki to the safety of Nelson Obit WairarapaTimes 15 Oct 1894: We regret to have to record the death of Mr Arthur J Rawson, which occurred this morning at Wellington after a somewhat prolonged illness. Mr Rawson was originally on the Government Survey staff, retiring in 1879 to take up a private practice on the West Coast. About nine years ago he came to Masterton and resided here until within a few weeks of his death. The deceased was a brother-in-law to Mr C E Bremner, engineer to the Wairarapa North County Council, and has several brothers holding prominent positions in various professions, amongst them being Dr Rawson and Mr Herbert Rawson of Wellington, and Mr T Rawson, Engineer to the Westport Harbour Board. The deceased, who was the fourth son of Dr Rawson of New Plymouth, leaves a widow but no family.

Arthur married Ella Frances BREMNER in 1881. They had no children

8. Thomas Harold RAWSON M I C E (Lond) (Thomas Edward (Dr) 1) was born about 1852 and died on 4 May 1904 in Dunedin, NZ aged about 52.

1861-62 with 2 older brothers was among the first boarders at Nelson College Engineer to Westport Harbour Board 1878 Government Engineer at Waitotara 1900 Secretary and Engineer to Otago Harbour Board, Dunedin

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Thomas married Mary Annie HARGREAVES eldest daughter of E A HARGREAVES, The Priory, Timaru, in 1877. Thomas and Mary’s children were: 29 i. Gilbert Allen RAWSON 1880-1960 married Doris TYLER in 1920. Attended Nelson College 1895-98, clerk of Dunedin, died Auckland 30 ii. Sidney Herbert RAWSON 1883-1951 Attended Nelson College 1898, Dentist of Dunedin

9. Herbert Pearson RAWSON (Thomas Edward (Dr) 1) was born about 1853 and died in 1926 aged about 73.

Obituary: The late Mr. Herbert Pearson Rawson, of Seatoun, who died at Timaru on Sunday, was the seventh son of the late Dr. Thomas Rawson, M.D., and was a brother of the late Dr. Ernest Rawson and step-brother of Judge Rawson. He was born in London in 1853, and came out to New Plymouth with his parents when a small boy. He had vivid recollections of. the early pioneering days and of the Maori War; while his elder brothers were fighting, he, with his sister and younger brother, was sent to Nelson for safety. When a young man Mr. Rawson became a pupil of his brother, Mr. Henry Rawson, dentist, and subsequently took over his practise in Wellington. He married in 1880 Agnes Beatrice, daughter of the late Mr. William Symons, of London and Wellington. In his younger days Mr. Rawson was an enthusiastic member of the Port Nicholson Yacht Club, and in the "Girola" carried off numerous prizes. He was instrumental in getting the first Dental Act passed, and was first president of the Dental Association. For some years he was chairman of the Ferry Company, and had hockey lawns, etc., laid down at Day's Bay. He was also chairman for many years of the Seatoun Road Board, and was chairman of the Seatoun and Bays Progressive Association. Mr. Rawson was chairman of directors since its inception of the Mercantile and General Insurance Company. He was returning from Auckland on the company's business when the train disaster took place at Ongarue three years ago, and, as a result, has been in indifferent health ever since, dying of heart trouble in his seventyfourth year in Timaru when returning from a holiday. He leaves a widow, two daughters (Mrs. Francis Davison and Mrs. Mathew Holmes), a son (Dr. H. J. Rawson), and. seven grandchildren. Mr. Rawson was a most enthusiastic gardener, and after living for some years on Wellington terrace made his permanent home at Seatoun, where his beautiful garden is a well-known feature of the district. The funeral look place from his late residence at Seatoun this afternoon. Evening Post 23 Sep 1926

Herbert married Agnes Beatrice SYMONS in 1880. Their children were: 31 i. Alice Wilmot RAWSON 1881-1971 married Francis DAVISON in 1913 32 ii. Elsie Beatrice RAWSON 1883- married Mathew HOLMES in 1909 33 iii. Herbert Jack RAWSON 1887-1936 Capt J Rawson RAMC WWI m Eliza Gladys DICK (1892-1968). http://www.theprow.org.nz/yourstory/the-rawsons-and-wwi/#.VG2qofmUeSo http://www.theprow.org.nz/yourstory/jack-rawson-transporting-the-wounded/#.VG2p6vmUeSo

10. Dr Ernest RAWSON, MRCS, LSA (Thomas Edward (Dr) 1) was born about 1855 in Leicestershire and died in Wellington on 20 Mar 1924 aged about 69, buried at Karori cemetery.

Trained as medical practitioner in London, 1879 returned to practice in New Plymouth, later of Wellington

Ernest married Constance Courtney WOOD on 8 Dec 1880. [Her name in the marriage registration is as stated here, but the Taranaki Herald described her as “only daughter of the late W. Courtney.”]

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Their children were: 34 i. Violet Marie RAWSON 1881- 35 ii. Ernest Herbert RAWSON 1883- served WWI as dental surgeon 36 iii. Olive RAWSON 1884- married John William ABBOTT in 1904.

11. Harold RAWSON was born in 1869 in New Plymouth, and died in 1941 aged 72. 1893: Surveyor’s cadet of New Plymouth. 1941: Surveyor of New Plymouth

Harold married Frances Mary CHATTERTON in 1907. She died in 1968, aged 94.

Their children were: 37 i. Thomas Whiteley RAWSON 1910-1993 MSc (Vic) 1952 38 ii. Francis Theodore RAWSON 1912-1920 39 iii. Nesta Mary RAWSON 1914-2008 married COLEMAN.

12. Walter Edward RAWSON (Thomas Edward (Dr) 1) was born in 1870 and died in 1933 aged 62.

Judge of Maori Land Court, New Plymouth Obituary: The high regard in which the late Judge Walter Edward Rawson, of the Native Land Court, was held was shown by the large ana representative attendance at his funeral, which took place this morning. The service at St. Peter's Church, Willis Street, was conducted by the vicar, the Rev. W. Bullock. The chief mourners were Dr. H. J. Rawson (nephew), Messrs. E. H. Rawson (nephew), H. R. Thomas, A. D. Briggs, and H. T. Marshall (brothers-in-law). The pall-bearers were Messrs. H. S. King, G. P. Shepherd, C. W. Fordham, Kingi Tahiwi, C. F. Jacobs, and R. P. Dykes. Amongst those present were Chief Judge Jones (of the Native Land Court), Sir Apirana Ngata (Native Minister), Messrs. W. H. Field, M.P., Taite te Torao, M.P., J. W. Macdonald (Public Trustee), L. P. Blundell, V. J. Blundell, H. P. F. Blundell, E. A. Blundell, L. C. Blundell, J. Parker, H: R. H. Balneavis, Judge Harvey, (Native Land Court), M. Gilfedder (ex-Judge Native Land Court), G. Clarke, Watt, Currie, and Jack (Wanganui), J. Christie (Crown Law draughtsman), E. P. Bunny (a former legal partner of the deceased), E. W. Kane (Clerk of Parliaments), T. D. H. Hall (Clerk of the House of Representatives), A. Burgess (president Public Service Association), F. W. Millar (secretary Public Service Association), W. A. Hawkins, W. W. Cook, A. H. Hollis, A. B. Sievwright, J. Murray, C. A. Innes, T. Lawson, H. Digges Smith, Messrs. A. W. Wheeler, H. Price (representing the Union Steam Ship Company), Hapi Love (chief of Ati-awa tribe, representing Taranaki Native Trust Board and Te Ropu o te Whanganui a Tara, Hutt Valley), Piripi Tauwhare (chief Ngati-tahu tribe), also members of the staffs of the Native Department, the Native Trust Office, and the Native Land Court. Many wreaths were received, some from other parts of the Dominion, including a wreath of green leaves of the kawakawa, the Maori emblem of mourning. The service at the graveside, Karori, was conducted by the Rev. W. Bullock.

Walter married Ellen Letitia MARSHALL (1880-1948) in 1902. Their children were: 40 i. Leonard Taniora RAWSON 1903- 41 ii. Joan Whiteley RAWSON 1910-1992 unmarried, MA (Vic) 1934

13. Bernard Whiteley RAWSON (Thomas Edward (Dr) 1) was born in 1873 and died in 1951 in Auckland, clerk. rescued from possible drowning when aged 7 1885 attended Nelson College 1890 assistant in music shop New Plymouth 1908 "of Auckland" on holiday in New Plymouth Staff member Auckland Star Bernard married Olive Annie PICKETT (1879-1969) in 1909.

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Name Index

ABBOTT RAWSON continued John William ...... 7 Elsie Beatrice ...... 7 BEARD Emily Constance ...... 6 Doris Elinor Margaret ...... 6 Emily Elizabeth ...... 4 BORLASE Ernest (Dr) ...... 3, 7 Wilmot Elizabeth ...... 4 Ernest Herbert ...... 7 BREMNER Florence Emily ...... 5 Constance Ellen Hamilton ...... 6 Francis Theodore ...... 7 Ella Frances ...... 6 Frederic Bertram ...... 5 CHATTERTON Frederic George ...... 3, 4 Frances Mary ...... 7 Geoffrey Frere ...... 6 DAVISON Gertrude Alice ...... 5 Francis ...... 7 Gilbert Allen ...... 6 DICK Harold ...... 3, 7 Eliza Gladys ...... 7 Helena ...... 3 DUNN Henry Foord "Harry" ...... 6 Frederick William ...... 6 Henry Freer ...... 3, 4 GINGER Herbert Jack...... 7 Jane ...... 4 Herbert Pearson ...... 3, 6 HARGREAVES Joan Whiteley ...... 7 Mary Annie ...... 6 Leonard Taniora ...... 7 HINDLESMITH Lilian Rose ...... 5 Doris Elinor Margaret ...... 6 Louisa Mary ...... 3, 5 HOLMES Mary Louise ...... 4 Mathew ...... 7 Myra May ...... 5 HUTTON Nesta Mary...... 7 Rosa Helen ...... 5 Olive ...... 7 KING Sidney Herbert ...... 6 Sarah Hannah ...... 3 Thomas Edward (Dr), MD LSA ...... 2 LEATHAM Thomas Frederick ...... 6 Henry B ...... 4 Thomas Harold ...... 3, 6 LENNON Thomas Whiteley ...... 7 Henry Arthur ...... 5 Violet Marie ...... 7 MARSHALL Walter Edward ...... 3, 7 Ellen Letitia...... 7 Wilmot Mary ...... 6 MOSS SINCLAIR Gertrude Emmeline ...... 4 Madalena "Madge" ...... 6 PEARSON SYMONS Mary Catharine ...... 3 Agnes Beatrice ...... 7 Walter Ernest ...... 4 TYLER PICKETT Doris ...... 6 Olive Annie ...... 7 WALKER RAWSON Edward Henry ...... 5 Alfred Pearson ...... 3, 5 WHITELEY Alice Wilmot ...... 7 Sarah Hannah ...... 3 Arthur Ernest ...... 5 WILSON Arthur John...... 3, 6 Joseph Foord ...... 6 Bernard Whiteley ...... 3, 7 Sarah Isabel ...... 6 Charles Edward ...... 3, 4 WOOD Edward ...... 4 Constance Courtney ...... 7

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