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Kilkenny / Re: KING
« on: Sunday 16 April 17 11:13 BST (UK)  »
This inscription is on a headstone in the parish graveyard in The Rower Co Kilkenny which is about five miles from New Ross. Garnavabby House is also in The Rower

Sacred to the Memory of

William Houston King

Who departed this life at Garnavabby House March 17th 1870 .

Born in Pergusti, Renfrewshire Nov 1801.

This small tribute of Gratitude and affection was erected by his bereaved widow and Family.

Also in loving remembrance of his little Grandson William H K McLean who died on March 25 1862

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Kilkenny / Re: KING
« on: Sunday 16 April 17 01:54 BST (UK)  »
Hi evryone
thanks for all your replies and suggestions.
My name is William Houston King and was born in NZ *. My father was John Houston King, and an only son. His father was James King who married Lucy Tricklebank. This is the one who evidentially moved to Australia with Isabelle Stokes and has another family of Kings over there. I have met Lorraine West who is the other person researching the family and if everything is true, then we are very much related. My problem is locating Lucy King, re Tricklebank, as I cannot find any reference to her death except for two notices of Lucy King, one in 1938 which would make her 54Y, one in 1905 which would make her 33Y. While there is other Lucy Kings these two are the only ones with only one Christian name. I do have a marriage cert for James and Lucy; they were married in Palmerston North on 30 Jan 1882. Their parents also attended, William Houston King and Elizabeth King, nee Ronaldson. And Lucy’s’ parents, Charles Tricklebank and Eliza Tricklebank, nee Whitehouse. I do not have any more information than that.
Any information that you may have and that you think may help would be appreciated. As you can tell I am very new to this whole thing and hope that I have not left it too late.
Yours sincerely
WHKing (Bill)

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