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Re: KENNING. George William Barras
« Reply #18 on: Wednesday 08 August 12 23:20 BST (UK) »
One more query please -
I have Geo Wm Barras Kenning mar (Morpeth Dist) 1873 to Mary Thompson. Their daughter, Sarah Thompson Kenning was born in 1880.
A bag of aniseed gob-stoppers to anyone who can find Sarah's actual birth date!

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Re: KENNING. George William Barras
« Reply #19 on: Thursday 09 August 12 04:37 BST (UK) »
Her birth is registered Morpeth district ,June 1880
Gunning County Down,Kneale Isle of Man,Riddle Tynemouth,Bibby Kendal/Bradford,Colenso Penzance/Barrow-in-Furness,Steele Corney Fell,Chapman Ely,Dawes Alfreton,Blamire Westmoreland and Ulverston
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Re: KENNING. George William Barras
« Reply #20 on: Thursday 21 November 13 07:00 GMT (UK) »
I am researching ROBINSON in NZ. I have lots of info re Robinsons in Australia. My family came from Northallerton in Yorkshire and went to NZ c 1846.
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Re: KENNING. George William Barras
« Reply #21 on: Thursday 21 November 13 08:05 GMT (UK) »
Hi Graham - The good ship 'Gertrude' sailed from Gravesend 1 Nov 1862 with heaps of Robinsons on board. However, the only matches with ‘my’ Robinsons were Father William, Emma (26), and Matthew William (12). They arrived in Auckland NZ 9 Jan 1863.

It would have been William’s intention to get himself established and create a home for the family before sending for the rest of them.

So it came to pass that mother Eleanor, John William (19), Robert Henry (10), Eleanor 17), Dorothy Jane (15), and Hannah Maria (11), boarded the 'John Duncan' in Gravesend on 8 Oct 1863 and sailed to Auckland - arriving 23 Jan 1864. They settled in Takapuna.
In 1872 Hannah married Charles GLEESON and they moved to Huntly (establishing Gleesons Bakery). Hannah died in 1894 leaving Charles with 7 children - the youngest age 5. She is buried in Huntly Cemetery - the exact location unknown.