1Civil Registration, Death - New Zealand, Death 1992/37940, NZ Registrar General.
MCCORMACK, Herbert James; born 25 October 1907.2Civil Registration, Death - New Zealand, Death 1992/37940.
MCCORMACK, Herbert James; born 25 October 1907.3Website - BillionGraves.com (http://Billiongraves.com).
"Herbert James McCormack (Jim). Born 25th Oct. 1907. Died 30th April 1992. Beloved husband, father and grandfather. A good life well spent."4Newspaper - Hutt News, Volume 12; Issue 43; Page 5, 26 Apr 1939.
"WEDDINGS - The Sacred Heart Church, Hastings, was beautifully decorated by the Sisters of St. Joseph's Convent for the occasion of the wedding of Mona Marie (Molly) Garrett, youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J.O. Garrett, Napier, and Herbert James, eldest son of Mrs. Williams, and the late Mr. McCormack, Gisborne. The ceremony, which took place in the afternoon, was performed by the Rev. Father McDonald. The bride, who entered the church with her brother-in-law, Mr. A. Taylor, wore a trained gown of ivory embossed satin, the bodice being finished with a heart shaped neckline. Her veil of tulle embroidered with silk was held in place with a halo of lilies and orange blossom, and she carried a bouquet of pink and white lilies, cyclamen, and maidenhair fern. The three bridesmaids who attended the bride were the Misses Joan Taylor, Hastings (chief), Joy Hallwell, Patoka, both nieces of the bride, and the bridegroom's stepsister, Joyce Williams, Gisborne. The bridesmaids' frocks were very colourful, being of pink, green and mauve respectively. Each frock of sheer georgette worn over taffeta was of Victorian design with a soft full skirt, the bodice being finished at the neckline wtih a sweetheart decollette. A row of small crystal buttons from neckline to waist trimmed the back of each frock, which had puffed sleeves. Silver shoes were worn, and each maid wore a crinoline hat to match her frock and carried a beautiful bouquet of rainbow colourings. The small flower girl, Hazel Taylor, a niece of the bride, wore a dainty little frock of blue stiffened net over satin, trimmed with pink and blue rosebuds and a pink sach. Through her hair was threaded a pink ribbon and she carried a basket of pink and blue flowers and fern. Mr. T. Williams, brother of the bridegroom, was best man, and Mr. Ralph Taylor, Hastings, bride's nephew, and Jack McCormack, the groom's brother, were groomsmen. The bridegroom's gift to the bride was a gold watch, to each bridesmaid a signet ring, and to the flower girl a gold bangle. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the United Hall, in Lyndon Road, Hastings, where Mrs. A. Taylor, sister of the bride, received the guests, assisted by the bridegrooms' mother, Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Taylor wore a smart navy costume trimmed with white, a white felt hat and matching accessories. Mrs. Williams chose a tailored brown costume with matching hat, gloves and bag. When the bride and bridegroom later left by service car for Palmerston North, Mrs. McCormack travelled in an ensemble of blue spun silk with a floral bodice and blue bolero under a brown Russian coat. She wore a brown hat with an eyeveil and gloves and shoes to match. Mr. and Mrs. McCormack will make their future home in Lower Hutt."
1Civil Registration Index - New Zealand (https://www.bdmhistoricalrecords.dia.govt.nz/Home/), Death 2001 / 25378.
"MCCORMACK, Mona Marie; born 23 October 1913."2Civil Registration Index - New Zealand, Birth 1921 / 13927.
"GARRETT, Mona Mary; mother is Rose; father is -."3Civil Registration Index - New Zealand, Death 2001 / 25378.
"MCCORMACK, Mona Marie; born 23 October 1913."4Website - BillionGraves.com (http://Billiongraves.com).
"Joined in eternal rest by his loving wife Mona Marie McCormack (Molly). Born 23rd Oct. 1913. Died 7th Nov. 2001."5Newspaper - Hutt News, Volume 12; Issue 43; Page 5, 26 Apr 1939.
"WEDDINGS - The Sacred Heart Church, Hastings, was beautifully decorated by the Sisters of St. Joseph's Convent for the occasion of the wedding of Mona Marie (Molly) Garrett, youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J.O. Garrett, Napier, and Herbert James, eldest son of Mrs. Williams, and the late Mr. McCormack, Gisborne. The ceremony, which took place in the afternoon, was performed by the Rev. Father McDonald. The bride, who entered the church with her brother-in-law, Mr. A. Taylor, wore a trained gown of ivory embossed satin, the bodice being finished with a heart shaped neckline. Her veil of tulle embroidered with silk was held in place with a halo of lilies and orange blossom, and she carried a bouquet of pink and white lilies, cyclamen, and maidenhair fern. The three bridesmaids who attended the bride were the Misses Joan Taylor, Hastings (chief), Joy Hallwell, Patoka, both nieces of the bride, and the bridegroom's stepsister, Joyce Williams, Gisborne. The bridesmaids' frocks were very colourful, being of pink, green and mauve respectively. Each frock of sheer georgette worn over taffeta was of Victorian design with a soft full skirt, the bodice being finished at the neckline wtih a sweetheart decollette. A row of small crystal buttons from neckline to waist trimmed the back of each frock, which had puffed sleeves. Silver shoes were worn, and each maid wore a crinoline hat to match her frock and carried a beautiful bouquet of rainbow colourings. The small flower girl, Hazel Taylor, a niece of the bride, wore a dainty little frock of blue stiffened net over satin, trimmed with pink and blue rosebuds and a pink sach. Through her hair was threaded a pink ribbon and she carried a basket of pink and blue flowers and fern. Mr. T. Williams, brother of the bridegroom, was best man, and Mr. Ralph Taylor, Hastings, bride's nephew, and Jack McCormack, the groom's brother, were groomsmen. The bridegroom's gift to the bride was a gold watch, to each bridesmaid a signet ring, and to the flower girl a gold bangle. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the United Hall, in Lyndon Road, Hastings, where Mrs. A. Taylor, sister of the bride, received the guests, assisted by the bridegrooms' mother, Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Taylor wore a smart navy costume trimmed with white, a white felt hat and matching accessories. Mrs. Williams chose a tailored brown costume with matching hat, gloves and bag. When the bride and bridegroom later left by service car for Palmerston North, Mrs. McCormack travelled in an ensemble of blue spun silk with a floral bodice and blue bolero under a brown Russian coat. She wore a brown hat with an eyeveil and gloves and shoes to match. Mr. and Mrs. McCormack will make their future home in Lower Hutt."
1Civil Registration Index - Ireland.
"Superintendent Registrar's District Strabane. Registrar's District Newtownstewart.
1880 Deaths Registered in the District of Newtownstewart in the Union of Strabane in the County of Tyrone.
No. 386
When died - 1880 Twenty second October
Place of death - Newtownstewart
Name - James Kane
Sex - male
Condition - Married
Age - 80 years
Occupation - Farmer
Cause of death - Old age; uncertfified; no medical attendant
Informant - Eliza (her mark) McArthur; present at death; Newtownstewart."2Ireland Marriages, 1619-1898 (FamilySearch.org).
"Groom - James Cain; widowed; son of Robert Cain
Bride - Anne Cosgrave or Anderson; widowed; daughter of Thomas Cosgrave
When and where married - 16th November 1866 at Gt. Belfast, Antrim."3Civil Registration Index - Ireland.
"1866 Marriage solemnized at St. Anne's in the Parish of Belfast in the County of Antrim
No. 65
When married - 16th November 1866
Groom - James Cain
Groom's age - full age
Groom's condition - Widower
Groom's profession - Farmer
Groom's residence - Belfast
Groom's father - Robert Cain; Farmer
Bride - Anne Anderson alias Cosgrave
Bride's age - full age
Bride's condition - Widow
Bride's residence - Templepatrick
Bride's father - Thomas Cosgrave; Farmer
Married in the parish church according to the Rites and Ceremonies on the United Church of England and Ireland, by licence, by me, Edward N. Hoare
in the presence of us, James Anderson and Sarah Anderson."
1Papers of Alexander Finlay, executor of James Steele, Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, D1905/1/90.
"An affidavit of James Cosgrave, found in the papers of Alexander Finlay, at PRONI, identified that upon the death of Mathew Steele (son of James Steele) the residue of the estate of James Steele was to be distributed among testator's daughters and grandchildren, and stated "That the daughters and grandchildren of said testator livingat the death of said testator at the the time of making his said will were, James Finlay, Robert Finlay, Alexander Finlay junior, Catherine Finlay, Jane Webb, James webb, Benjamin Webb, Edward Webb, and Adam Webb, Thomas Webb, John Webb, William Webb, Robert Webb, Nancy Webb, Margaret Webb, Isabella webb, Elizabeth Stevenson, William Stevenson, Robert Steele, Thomas Steele, Isabella Steele, Margaret Cosgrave, James Cosgrave, Alexander Cosgrave, Grace Cosgrave, Elizabeth Cosgrave, Isabella Cosgrave, Margaret Cosgrave, Lavinia Cosgrave and Ann Cosgrave..."."2Will of Thomas Cosgrave (Proved 19 May 1855).
She was still living when a codicil to the will was made on 19 June 1854.
..The sum of 160 pounds was bequeathed to his sons, Alexander and James Steele. . and 40 pounds was bequeathed to each of his daughters, Grace Woods, Eliza McCreight, Isabella Campbell, Margaret Anderson, Nancy Anderson and Olivia Cosgrave". Nancy is also mentioned in a codicil dated 19 June 1854, whereby she receives one hundred and forty pounds rather than the 40 pounds in the original will.3Civil Registration Index - Ireland.
"Superintendent Registrar's District Antrim. Registrar's District Templepatrick.
1888 Deaths registered in the District of Templepatrick in the Union of Antrim in the County of Antrim.
No. 62
Date of death - 1887 Fifth October
Place of death - Craigarogan, Templepatrick
Name - Annie Kane
Sex - Female
Condition - Widow
Age - 73 years
Occupation - Widow of James Kane, a farmer. Deceased
Certified cause of death - Acute Brights Disease; one week certified
Informant - Martha Thompson; Niece of deceased; present at death; Craigarogan."4Ireland Marriages, 1619-1898 (FamilySearch.org).
"Groom - James Cain; widowed; son of Robert Cain
Bride - Anne Cosgrave or Anderson; widowed; daughter of Thomas Cosgrave
When and where married - 16th November 1866 at Gt. Belfast, Antrim."5Civil Registration Index - Ireland.
"1866 Marriage solemnized at St. Anne's in the Parish of Belfast in the County of Antrim
No. 65
When married - 16th November 1866
Groom - James Cain
Groom's age - full age
Groom's condition - Widower
Groom's profession - Farmer
Groom's residence - Belfast
Groom's father - Robert Cain; Farmer
Bride - Anne Anderson alias Cosgrave
Bride's age - full age
Bride's condition - Widow
Bride's residence - Templepatrick
Bride's father - Thomas Cosgrave; Farmer
Married in the parish church according to the Rites and Ceremonies on the United Church of England and Ireland, by licence, by me, Edward N. Hoare
in the presence of us, James Anderson and Sarah Anderson."
1Census 1891 - England, RG12; piece 2618; folio 83; page 2.
Philip Hy. Alward is listed as son; single; 8 years old; scholar; born at Lincolnshire, Grimsby.2FreeBMD Index (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com), Births MAR 1883; Caistor; 7a; 658a; .
"ALWARD, Philip Henry."3FreeBMD Index, Death DEC 1958; Grimsby; 3b; 197.
"ALWARD, Philip H.; 75 years old."4Civil Registration Index - New Zealand (https://www.bdmhistoricalrecords.dia.govt.nz/Home/), Marriage 1916; 5205.
"ALWARD, Philip Henry; and GARRETT, Gladys."
1Civil Registration Index - New Zealand (https://www.bdmhistoricalrecords.dia.govt.nz/Home/), Death 1973; 44376.
"ALWARD, Gladys; born 24 October, 1889."2Civil Registration Index - New Zealand, Birth 1889 / 615.
"GARRETT, Gladys; mother is Elizabeth; father is John Francis."3Civil Registration Index - New Zealand, Death 1973; 44376.
"ALWARD, Gladys; born 24 October, 1889."4Civil Registration Index - New Zealand, Marriage 1916; 5205.
"ALWARD, Philip Henry; and GARRETT, Gladys."
1Newspaper - Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 141, Page 11, 17 Jun 1935.
"OBITUARY
MR. WALTER HILL
Mr. Walter Hill, who died in Wellington yesterday, was born in Wellington in 1865. His father took part in the Otago gold.rush. At the age of 10 years the late Mr. Hill entered the employ of Mr. F. R. Johnson in Petone. He was the first boy to deliver the "Evening Post", in the Hutt Vailey. In later years he was in business on his own account on the Hutt Road, and later still was associated with Mr. J. W. Powell in a business in Jackson Street, Petone, and afterwards was for several years an active partner in the carrying firm of McEwen and Carter. In more recent years he was in business in Eastbourne, selling out in 1926, from which date to 1931 he was proprietor of the Tarawera Hotel. Since then he has been living a retired life. -Mr. Hill was intimately associated with most of the early activities of Petone, having witnessed its growth from a bushcovered flat to a prosperous borough. He was one of the early members of the Petone Navals, a member of the Petone District High School committee, secretary of the Petone Band, and from 1902 to 1904 a member of the Petone Borough Council, when Mr. George London was Mayor. Mr. Hill was closely associated with all kinds of sport, being a member of the Petone Cricket Club and later of the Petone Bowling Club. He passed through all the offices of the Manchester Unity of Oddfellows. He was a member of St. Augustine's Church, and for many years he was vicar's churchwarden. There were indeed few organisations of a social nature in which he was not interested. He leaves a widow and the following family:—Mr. W. P. Hill, Aramoho, Wanganui; Mr. R. J. Hill, Patrick Street, Petone; Mrs. S. Mabey, Putarino; Mr. F. E. Hill, Napier; and Mrs: G. Alward, Wanganui. Mr. George Hill, of Island Bay, is a brother."2Civil Registration Index - New Zealand (https://www.bdmhistoricalrecords.dia.govt.nz/Home/), Marriage 1889; 181.
"HILL, Walter; LILLY, Martha Ann."
1Civil Registration Index - New Zealand (https://www.bdmhistoricalrecords.dia.govt.nz/Home/), Marriage 1889; 181.
"HILL, Walter; LILLY, Martha Ann."
1FreeBMD Index (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com), Births SEP 1867; Caistor; 7a; 577; .
"ALWARD, Robert Samuel."2Information provided by Helen Williams (Genes Reunited), Email to Jim Cosgrave, 15 May 2008.
Provided his date of birth as 11 October 1867.3Information provided by Helen Williams, Email to Jim Cosgrave, 15 May 2008.
Identified that he died in 1964 in Wellington, New Zealand.4Civil Registration Index - New Zealand (https://www.bdmhistoricalrecords.dia.govt.nz/Home/), Death 1964; 43838.
"ALWARD, Robert Samuel; 97 years."5New Zealand Probate Files (Archives New Zealand).
Identified that he died at Wellington on or about 13 November 1964.6Civil Registration Index - New Zealand, Marriage 1926; 3897.
"ALWARD, Robert Samuel; and MUNDY, Mary Evelyn."
1Civil Registration Index - New Zealand (https://www.bdmhistoricalrecords.dia.govt.nz/Home/), Death 1963; 42322.
"ALWARD, Mary Evelyn; 66 years old."2Civil Registration Index - New Zealand, Marriage 1926; 3897.
"ALWARD, Robert Samuel; and MUNDY, Mary Evelyn."
1Census 1841 - England, HO107; piece 233; book 10; district 5; folio 8; page 11.
Richard Gloyn is listed as 35 years old; Farmer; born in Devon.2FreeBMD Index (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com), Death DEC 1849; Okehampton; 10; 160.
"GLOYN, Richard."
1Census 1851 - England, HO107; piece 1885; folio 304; page 12.
Elizabeth Gloyn is listed as Head; widow; 55 years old; Farmer 60 acres; born at Bratton Clovelly, Devon.2FreeBMD Index (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com), Death DEC 1884; Okehampton; 5b; 257.
"GLOYN, Elizabeth; 91 years old."
1Census 1851 - England, HO107; piece 1885; folio 304; page 12.
Jane Gloyn is listed as Daughter; unmarried; 30 years old; born at Sourton, Devon.
1Census 1851 - England, HO107; piece 1885; folio 304; page 12.
Richard Gloyn is listed as Son; unmarried; 28 years old; Son; born at Sourton, Devon.2FreeBMD Index (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com), Death Sep 1898; Okehampton; 5b; 252.
"GLOYN, Richard; 76 years old."
1FreeBMD Index (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com), Death Sep 1897; Okehampton; 5b; 245.
"GLOYN, John; 71 years old."
1Civil Registration Index - New Zealand (https://www.bdmhistoricalrecords.dia.govt.nz/Home/), Death 2006; 10642.
"ALWARD, Ven; born 4 May 1913."2Newspaper - Evening Post, Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 107, Page 1, 7 May 1913.
"BIRTHS.
ALWARD.- On the 4th May, at 24, Marionstreet, the wife of R. S. Alward- a son."3Civil Registration Index - New Zealand, Death 2006; 10642.
"ALWARD, Ven; born 4 May 1913."4New Zealand Society of Genealogists - Marriages 1836-1956 CD-ROM, Marriage - 1940; folio 17427.
"ALWARD, Venning Gerard; and SCHULTZ, Marcella."
1Civil Registration Index - New Zealand (https://www.bdmhistoricalrecords.dia.govt.nz/Home/), Death 1996; 33136.
"ALWARD, Marcella; born 14 January 1915."2Civil Registration Index - New Zealand, Birth 1915 / 4811.
"SCHULTZ, Marcella; mother is Marcella; father is Joseph James."3Civil Registration Index - New Zealand, Death 1996; 33136.
"ALWARD, Marcella; born 14 January 1915."4New Zealand Society of Genealogists - Marriages 1836-1956 CD-ROM, Marriage - 1940; folio 17427.
"ALWARD, Venning Gerard; and SCHULTZ, Marcella."