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| 1 | Law Clerk Hastings Staff Sergeant - Ambulance Regiment - WW1 Served 3 years 212 days Awarded Military Medal for Gallantry in the Field. Gassed France October 1917 | JOHNSTONE, ALLAN MURRAY (I2692)
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| 2 | "Douglass Heritage" by Stuart Bunn (2002) states; James lived at home with his parents at "Hilltop Farm". He farmed and cut posts with his brother and was a very good violinist. He died 1903 of a brain tumour aged 27 years. | DUNCAN, JAMES (I1852)
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| 3 | "Douglass Heritage" by Stuart Bunn (2002) states; Kate never married. She lived at home with her parents and helped on the farm. She stayed on with her mother for 25 years after her father died. After her mother died she spent her last years living with her brother and sister-in-law, Robert & Sheila on the farm which is now owned by James (Jimmy) Duncan. | DUNCAN, CATHERINE "KATE" (I1849)
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| 4 | 22/200 Sister Amelia Catherine Douglass RRC 1st NZEF Army Nursing Service Corps | DOUGLAS, AMELIA CATHERINE "MILLIE" (I1864)
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| 5 | 35407 Trooper, Canterbury Mounted Rifles WW1 Service History: https://ndhadeliver.natlib.govt.nz/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE19621020 | RODGER, ALEXANDER "SANDY" (I618)
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| 6 | 41088 L/CPL ENGINEERS 1ST NZEF | JACK, DAVID (I7544)
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| 7 | 78950 Rifleman 1st NZ Expeditionary Force WW1 Total Service 1 year 141 days | LITTLE, STANLEY GORDON (I693)
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| 8 | 79035 Private Robert Douglass NZEF VETERINARY CORPS At the time of his enlistment Robert was a meat inspector with NZ Department of Agriculture, Masterton. | DOUGLASS, ROBERT (I1867)
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| 9 | 79543 James Patrick Meehan WW1 Service History: https://ndhadeliver.natlib.govt.nz/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE10222217 | MEEHAN, JAMES PATRICK (I3615)
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| 10 | 8/3975 SERGEANT MACHINE GUN CORPS OTAGO INFANTRY BATTALLION 3 YEARS 67 DAYS SERVICE - NOV 1914 - JUNE 1919 | MCKELLAR, PETER ALEXANDER "ALEX" (I582)
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| 11 | 91349 Sgt, Machine Gun Corps, South Africa Campaign | ROBB, HAMILTON (I7173)
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| 12 | About 1880, after nine children, Jessie was deserted by her husband, David Aitchison. | DOUGLASS, JANET MCINTOSH "JESSIE" (I559)
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| 13 | Accidentally Killed | MEEHAN, JAMES HENRY (I1171)
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| 14 | According to 1905 Cyclopedia, Nixon was trained as a ships carpenter. He arrived at Lyttleton, Canterbury, NZ, by the ship Matoaka in 1861 having worked his passage as ships carpenter. | DUNCAN, NIXON (I1848)
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| 15 | According to Trudy McNamara; Harry was a NZ Rail stationmaster and was based in many Otago stations including Kurow. He contracted pneumonia at age 20 at Trentham military camp and later developed TB which caused his death at age 40. | MEEHAN, HENRY "HARRY" (I65)
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| 16 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I509)
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| 17 | ANCESTRY.COM GEORGE BORN BROMLEY, MIDDLESEX, ENGLAND, 1855 | TATE, GEORGE JOSEPH (I5232)
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| 18 | ANCESTRY.COM MARY JANE BORN LANARKSHIRE, SCOTLAND, 1863 | MCFARLANE, MARY JANE (I5233)
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| 19 | ANGLO-BOER WAR SOUTH AFRICA Service No. 5887 John was a farrier and served in that capacity in G Squadron, South Island Regiment, Eighth contingent. John sailed to South Africa Boer War 8th February 1902 on the ship Cornwall. Rank; Sergeant ("Shoeing Smith") | DOUGLASS, JOHN ROBERT "JOCK" (I1863)
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| 20 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I916)
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| 21 | Annie arrived at Bluff, NZ with her family on 26 Nov 1875 aboard "Peter Denny" Anne was 14 years old at the time. | WOODNORTH, ANN ELIZABETH "ANNIE" (I1182)
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| 22 | Anthony Joseph Duggan was a schoolteacher at the time of his marriage to Isa McWilliam. | DUGGAN, ANTONY JOSEPH (I734)
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| 23 | Archibald died at the age of six months of bronchitis. | DUNCAN, ARCHIBALD (I1850)
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| 24 | Archibald Douglass arrived at Port Chalmers 29th April 1858 on the "Strathfieldsaye" with his ten children ranging in age from 5 to 22 years.They had been 3 months at sea from Glasgow after setting sail on 21st January 1858. His wife Amelia had died aboard on 25th February 1858. | DOUGLASS, ARCHIBALD (I100)
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| 25 | Archibald is buried with his sister, Jessie, who was deserted by her husband David Aitchison around 1880 and who died 1909 | DOUGLASS, ARCHIBALD (I563)
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| 26 | Archibald was nearly 4 years old when his father died and Grace had just turned 2 years of age. | Family: JOHN McWILLIAM / BARBARA DOUGLASS (F28)
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| 27 | Archibald was of the Haughs of Tulemet , Carse O'Gowrie , near the River Tay and Amelia was of Perth , Scotland. The McIntosh family were city folk , some of whom held senior positions in the railways. | DOUGLASS, ARCHIBALD (I100)
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| 28 | Arrived in NZ 1878? at age 18? - (16 years in NZ at death 12.06.1894) | BROWNE, MARY ANNE "ANNIE" "MARIAN" (I1170)
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| 29 | At his death in August 1938 he was 60 years in new Zealand. He therefore came to NZ around 1878. | MEEHAN, JOHN (I1161)
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| 30 | At the time of her death, Christina was a widow living at South Hampton Street, Christchurch. | CARMICHAEL, CHRISTINA de YOUNG (I223)
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| 31 | Barbara & William married 31 January 1948. Barbara was aged 65 years. William was aged about 70 years No children from this marriage. | Family: WILLIAM JAMES HETHERINGTON / BARBARA MARTHA "POLLY" "DOLLY" DUNCAN (F590)
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| 32 | Barbara died 4th June 1882, at the age of 44, 10 years after her marriage to George. | Family: GEORGE MURRAY / BARBARA DOUGLASS (F247)
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| 33 | Barbara was a widow aged 34 with two children - Archibald aged 9 and Grace aged 8 | Family: GEORGE MURRAY / BARBARA DOUGLASS (F247)
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| 34 | Born Leswalt (30 Mar 1851 Census lodging aged 20 with his sister, Grace aged 17) ?? Grace born 21 Sep 1831 - 20 Sep 1832 Doesn't quite stack up ???... John, Settler to New Zealand Native of Scotland - 7 years in NZ therefore arrived 1859 ?? This conflicts with "Douglass Book" page 46 which states he arrived on "Gil Blas" in 1855 Died at Dunedin 1 September 1866 aged 35 (therefore born between 2 Sep 1830 - 1 Sep 1831) | McWILLIAM, JOHN (I98)
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| 35 | Captain, 27th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps. | JOHNSTONE, MELVILLE (I1736)
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| 36 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I705)
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| 37 | Catherine never married. "Douglass Heritage" by Stuart Bunn (1992) states; About 1897 she leased a small farm of 38 acres at Duncan Road. In 1917 she leased a section in Monmouth Street, Hampden and purchased the title in 1919. | DOUGLASS, CATHERINE (I566)
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| 38 | Cause of Death; Ectopic Gestation Peritonitis Cardiac Failure Duration 3 days - 12 hours | MEEHAN, ROSE (I47)
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| 39 | Coach Builder Last Address; 5 Chapel Street, Dunedin | BROWN, AUGUSTUS "GUS" (I2815)
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| 40 | Coroners Finding; Retired Farmer - Died from fractures of the skull and brain injuries sustained when he was struck by a motorcar driven by Robin Craig Watson on Elles Road, Invercargill earlier the same evening. | MEEHAN, PATRICK (I1176)
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| 41 | Death Date from NZ BDM | BUNGARD, BABY (I3172)
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| 42 | Deceased | SULLIVAN, JOHN (I2117)
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| 43 | DECORATION: Associate Royal Red Cross (ARRC) 2nd Class | DOUGLAS, AMELIA CATHERINE "MILLIE" (I1864)
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| 44 | DECORATION: Kings South Africa Medal Clasp: Transvaal, Cape Colony | DOUGLASS, JOHN ROBERT "JOCK" (I1863)
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| 45 | DECORATIONS: BRITISH WAR MEDAL VICTORY MEDAL | MEEHAN, JOHN HENRY (I1185)
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| 46 | Described in DCC Cemetery records as; Occupation;- Dairy Farmer Native of;- Scotland Years in NZ;- 18 (Therefore arrived in NZ 1858) Last Address; - Sandymount, Dunedin Place Died;- Dunedin | MCTAINSH, PETER (I3379)
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| 47 | Died | KNOX, JOHN (I484)
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| 48 | Died aged 24 ? | EVANS, CARL (I2113)
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| 49 | Died at 11:15am 13.10.1886 aged 88 years 1 Rosevale Place, Inch, Stranraer Widow of Alexander McWilliam, Farmer Daughter of Alexander McGeoch, Farmer (deceased) Daughter of Janet McGeoch nee Milroy (deceased) Cause of Death - Senile Decay Informant;- Alex McWilliam, Son, of 15 Rosevale Place, Partick | MCGEOCH, GRACE (I780)
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| 50 | Died at 5 weeks of age | GEOFFREY, JOHN JOSEPH (I1085)
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