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New Zealand Completed Requests / Re: "Parkhurst Boys" transported to NZ 1842/43
« on: Sunday 12 January 14 06:58 GMT (UK) »
Kia ora Tony
That is very interesting and shows how Family Stories change over time - so my Great Great Great Gramps must haven't suffered the dreaded let's add an 'e' to the end of your name in the NZ records.
I can definitely help re post his arrival in New Zealand - I have the complete genealogy (up to two years ago) and a family contact as well.
Regarding the information you have for him (possibly) before 1843 - this is very valuable. Because he wasn't in a recognised early colonial family any pride in his history pre NZ was lost very very quickly - especially given he only lived a further 12 years when he arrived.
Nga mihi
Fiona
That is very interesting and shows how Family Stories change over time - so my Great Great Great Gramps must haven't suffered the dreaded let's add an 'e' to the end of your name in the NZ records.
I can definitely help re post his arrival in New Zealand - I have the complete genealogy (up to two years ago) and a family contact as well.
Regarding the information you have for him (possibly) before 1843 - this is very valuable. Because he wasn't in a recognised early colonial family any pride in his history pre NZ was lost very very quickly - especially given he only lived a further 12 years when he arrived.
Nga mihi
Fiona