Genealogy : Notre Escapade

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1	Marriage Certificate: JOHN was 25, MARY was 24. JOHN's profession was a carpenter, and they were both residents of Langley. THOMAS RUTLANDs' profession was a papermaker, while JOHNs' was a gardner. The wedding was witnessed by Mary Rutland, James Rutland and Thomas Baldwin.	Family: F1
2	Looks to have been a passenger on a ship leaving in 1939 from Southhampton, England to New York, USA. The name has been spelt as Adoline Mary Rutland, born 1884. source: findmypast.com (migration search)	Adeline Mary Rutland
3	Died on the Wahine disaster in Wellington Harbour, 10th April 1968. He was enroute to visit his sister Clarice Violet Rutland who lived in Christchurch, NZ. (this information was provided verbally by Harold Alan Rutland) Additional info:http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~sooty/wahine.html Alfred was 77 years old when he died, address: Manchester Street, Chewton, Victoria, Australia	Alfred Gould Rutland
4	Looks to have participated in WWII in the 35th NZ Battalion. He participated in the landing on Mono Island on 27/10/43 as a member of the Battalion. Private Rutland, A. H. G source: http://www.nzetc.org/tm/scholarly/tei-WH2IP-36Ba-t1-body1-d19.html	Arthur Henry George Rutland
5	Looks to have sailed from London, England 1913 to Quebec, Canada. Source: findmypast.com (migrations) - findmypast.com lists his birth year as 1887, though I think this is an error. The "7" probably is a "1"	Clarence Elliott Rutland
6	Still need to confirm where David William Rutland fits. Placing him as the son of Mary Rebecca Rutland is based on the birth records where his mother is listed as Mary Rebekah (most likely Rebecca) Rutland. There is no father listed. A William Rutland is reported missing from Lorne House (this is an orphage near Invercargill)in 18th Feb 1907,his age is stated as 10 1/2 years which corresponds to David William Rutland's birth in 10th Oct 1895. It makes sense as he is a boy born out of wed-lock.	David William Rutland
7	Glentanner Ship: 610 tons Captain: Benjamin Bruce Surgeon Superintendent: Sailed London 11th June 1857 - arrived Lyttelton 3rd October 1857 The ship Glentanner.....had a very rough experience on the voyage out to Lyttelton in 1857. She sailed from Gravesend on June 11th, and experienced fairly good weather until August 20th. The ship then ran into a very heavy gale, and was thrown on her bean ends. The mainmast-head gave way also the mizzen topmast and jibboom, which carried away the foretop gallant mast and foretopsail yard. Nearly all the sails were carried away. When the masts went down the ship righted herself, but it was not until the following day that she could be got before the wind, and then she could only spread her foresail and foretop mast staysail. By this accident one of the seamen was killed. The Glentanner brought 163 passengers... White Wings Sir Henry Brett ALLEN MARTHA 14 SERVANT BARTON HENRY 20 CARPENTER BOAG WILLIAM 50 FARM SERVANT BOAG JANE 49 FARM SERVANT BOAG ANN 19 FARM SERVANT BOAG JOHN 16 FARM SERVANT BOAG PETER 10 BOY AT SCHOOL BRADWELL CAROLINE 35 BRADWELL ALBERT 10 BRADWELL CAROLINE 7 BROOKS JOSEPH 11M BROOKS HENRY 30 LABOURER BROOKS ELIZABETH 28 BROOKS HENRY 4 BROOKS JOHN 2 BUSH WILLIAM 23 CARPENTER CHAPPELL EDWIN 16 BUTCHER CLEMENT ELIZABETH 28 CLEMENT SHADRACK 26 AGRIC. LABOURER CLEMENT WILLIAM HENRY 6 CLEMENT ELIZABETH ANN 4 CLEMENT EDWARD CHARLES 2 CRAYTHORNE MARY (WIFE) 39 CRAYTHORNE WILLIAM 39 FARM LABOURER CRAYTHORNE MARY ANN 18 SERVANT CRAYTHORNE FANNY 14 SERVANT CRAYTHORNE CHARLES 11 SERVANT CRAYTHORNE EMMA 7 DAWSON THOMAS 23 LABOURER DAY JOHN XX DAY MARY (WIFE) 43 DAY DANIEL 34 LABOURER DAY ROBERT 10 DAY ELIZA 8 DIDCOCK ESTHER 24 DOMESTIC SERVANT DOBBS R N (OR M) 45 NURSE DOBBS JOSEPH MANNING 10 DOGGETT MATILDA (WIFE) 41 DOGGETT WILLIAM 36 LABOURER DOGGETT HANNAH 11 DOGGETT REBECCA 8 DOGGETT MARIA 5 DOGGETT JOHN 4 DOGGETT LUCY 1 EAST SARAH 27 UPHOLSTERER/MILINER EAST HARRY 17 UPHOLSTERER EAST FRANK W 13 EAST ALFRED E P 10 EAST HERBERT E 8 ELLIOTT ROBERT 21 BLACKSMITH EVANS WILLIAM 22 PORTER & WAITER FIELDER INFANT 10M FIELDER HENRY 31 CARPENTER FIELDER EMMA (WIFE) 23 FIELDER SARAH ANN 10 FIELDER HENRY 8 FORBES JANE 18 SERVANT FORBES WILLIAM 16 DOMESTIC SERVANT GALLETLY INFANT 7M GALLETLY PETER 27 PLOUGHMAN GALLETLY DAVID 24 SHEPHERD GALLETLY MARJORY (WIFE) 24 GALLETLY JOHN 3 GREDUS SELINA 19 DOMESTIC SERVANT HARDESTY BENJAMIN 60 LABOURER HARDESTY ELIZABETH 27 NURSE HARDESTY JOSEPH 5 HODGSON ELIZABETH 59 HODGSON JOHN 58 BOOTMAKER HODGSON MARY 26 DRESSMAKER HODGSON JOHN 23 CARPENTER HODGSON JANE 21 DRESSMAKER HODGSON SOPHIE (WIFE) 20 HODGSON SOPHIE 18 DRESSMAKER HODGSON HENRY 12 AT A STATIONERS HOLMES AMELIA 45 HOLMES GEORGE 45 AGRIC. LABOURER HOLMES HARRIETT 16 HOLMES FREDERICK 12 IVORY INFANT WILLIAM 11M IVORY ANN 28 IVORY AQUILA 28 GARDENER IVORY LOUISA 3 JOHNSTON ALEXANDER 44 SMITH & IMPLEMENT MAKER JOHNSTON JOHN 40 SMITH & IMPLEMENT MAKER JOHNSTON ELIZABETH M 35 JOHNSTON ALEXANDER 14 JOHNSTON WILLIAM 12 JOHNSTON ELIZABETH 10 JOHNSTON HELEN 9 JOHNSTON JOHN 6 JOHNSTON JAMES MOIR 4 JOHNSTON PETER MARTIN 2 MABER SUSANNA 25 DOMESTIC SERVANT MABER JOHN 23 LABOURER MARSHALL ROBERT 24 CARPENTER McLENNAN MURDO 41 SHEPHERD McLENNAN ABIGAIL 29 McLENNAN MARY 8 McLENNAN JOHN 6 McLENNAN KENNETH 3 McLENNAN ALEXANDER 2 McLEOD ALEXANDER 23 SHEPHERD McLEOD MARY 20 McRAE GEORGE 23 SHEPHERD MERRIN JAMES 24 LABOURER OLIVER WILLIAM 28 LABOURER OLIVER EMILY 21 ORAM MATTHEW HENRY 25 BOOTMAKER ORAM CHARLES 23 BOOTMAKER PADDY HENRY 22 AGRIC LABOURER/BAKER PARNHAM EDWARD 22 JOINER PATTERSON CHARLES 31 SHEPHERD PINNER CHARLOTTE 26 SERVANT POTTS JAMES 23 BASKETMAKER RAMSCAR ANN MARY 47 RAMSCAR GEORGE 45 BOOTMAKER ROBINSON GEORGE 1Y6M ROBINSON MARY (WIFE) 35 ROBINSON WARD 35 GARDENER ROBINSON ANNA 9 ROBINSON LOUISA J 8 ROBINSON HARRIETT 6 ROBINSON ELIZABETH 5 ROBINSON WARD 3 ROGERS JAMES 22 FARM LABOURER ROLLO JAMES 25 LABOURER ROLLO JANET 21 FARM SERVANT ROSSITER MARIA 24 SERVANT RUTLAND EDWIN 18 CARPENTER RUTLAND WALTER GEORGE 16 CARPENTER SELFE MARTHA (WIFE) XX SELFE ALEXANDER 34 CARPENTER SNELLING JANE 43 SERVANT STUBBS ABRAHAM 30 LABOURER SWALE WILLIAM 39 GARDENER TAYLOR JOHN 25 LABOURER TOPP MARY 49 SERVANT WAGSTAFF HENRY 47 CARPENTER WAGSTAFF MARY ANN 43 WAGSTAFF MARY ANN 18 DOMESTIC SERVANT WAGSTAFF CHARLOTTE 15 DOMESTIC SERVANT WAGSTAFF MATILDA 12 DOMESTIC SERVANT WAGSTAFF CAROLINE 10 WAGSTAFF JESSIE 7 WARING SELINA 24 WARING GEORGE 7 WARING BLANCHE 2 WILLIAMS MARY 38 SERVANT WILLIAMS THOMAS 14 SERVANT BOY WORD WILLIAM JOHN 18 CARPENTER WYATT WILFRED AMBROSE 14 LABOURER Source: LDS Film #0287464? (Excel file provided by Lindel) http://www.yesteryears.co.nz/shipping/passlists/glentanner.html	Edwin Rutland
8	SIR GEORGE POLLOCK(First ship direct from London to Bluff) Queenstown (16 May 1859) to Auckland (5 Sep 1859) Under Captain Withers 630 ton vessel Passengers who embarked at London and disembarked at Bluff Jan 1863 Beaven Alfred 23 Buxton Thomas 31 Buxton Ann Buxton Mary Buxton Henry Buxton Margaret Buxton William Clark David Fraser 3 Clark Martha Clark David Hodkinson Sampson Rutland Edwin Rutland Amelia Fleck John Fleck Mary Ward Mark Ward Mary Ward Catherine Ward John Ward Alexander Ward Hillary Smith John Smith Martha Smith Kate Smith John Smith Larinia Smith Fanny Smith George Smith Sophia Smith Fredk. Wm Livesey Jabez Livesey Mary Robinson Joseph Robinson Mary Ann Christie John Christie Janet Christie Isabella Gourlay Jane Rowe James Letcher Richard Dale Wm Henry Charlesworth Mary O'Toole Thomas Devally Peter Devally Bessy Devally Patrick Devally Mary Anne Devally Thomas Devally Michael Devally Joseph Devally Lizzy Devally Peter Coulston Miles Coulston Mary Coulston Isabella Coulston Elizabeth Coulston Thomas Coulston Mary Coulston Jane Mauir Angus Mauir Jessie Mauir Marion McLaren Margaret Crean Bedilia Joyce Bridget Kuipe William Kuipe Louisa Kuipe George Kuipe Emily Kuipe Hannah Kuipe Matilda Hanley Matthias Hanley Mary Hanley Isabella Monohan James Monohan Anne Finnie Edward Fraser David Thewartha Joseph North Issac Charles Lampert Thomas Lampert Mrs Newall Catherine Newall William Newall Margarte Newall Thomas Sanderson Francis Sanderson Ivan Sanderson John Rule William Donovan Ellen Donovan Francis Donovan Dennis Collins Walter Collins Kate Hines Mary Forde James Forde Bridget Canfield Mary Canfield John Collins Eleanor Brown Gilbert Brown Mrs Fraser Hector Donovan Ellen CABIN Giller Mrs Giller Children (5) Brown E.M. Densham Dr. Source: Southland News & 50th Jubilee Reply List (transcribed by: 0011998)	Edwin Rutland
9	Looks to have sailed from Liverpool, England (year unknown) to Quebec, Canada. source: findmypast.com (migrations) They list his name as Geo F Rutland, born 1877	George Forsyth Rutland
10	Looks to have sailed from London, England 1919 to Sydney, Australia. source findmypast.com (migration search)	Herbert Conrad Sutton Rutland
11	1841 UK Census has Joseph's age as 65, though 1841 census data for ages was rounded to nearest 5 years. In 1851 census his age is 78. This will be more accurate. His place of birth in 1851 census says Alcomb, Devonshire. I think this is a mistake. The 1841 census indicates by a "Y" that he was born in the same county where the census took place (Buckinghamshire)	Joseph Rutland
12	Possibly worked at World Bank in Washington DC SSN: 578-60-8161 No known descendents.	Walter Charles Penn Rutland