JESSOP marriages New Zealand 1855-1930 - GROOMS
ngairedith
some JESSOP marriages in New Zealand 1855-1930
- some birth dates may ne approx, based on age at death -
the JESSOP GROOMS
Alfred James Jessop (1882-1943)
- married May Matilda LLOYD (1887-1969) in 1907
Arthur Jessop (1897-1961)
- married Gladys Mary BUTLER (1896-1934) in 1917
Charles Jessop
- married Bridget ATHY in 1873
Charles Ernest Jessop (1894-1989)
- married Annie Louisa LITTLE (1891-1963) in 1918
Claud Ashley Jessop (1904-1942)
- married Ellen Frances LANG (1897-1977) in 1924
Ebenezer Jessop (1848-1920)
- married Maria BURKETT (1856-1924) in 1877
- they had 10 known children
Eric Raymond Jessop (1904-1962)
- married Lela DYKE in 1930
Ernest Albert Jessop
- married Annie Ruby MOSES (1882-1951) in 1909
Frank Jessop
- married Lucy Flora BARBER in 1922
Fred Jessop
- married Edith Louisa TIERNEY in 1897
Frederick Jessop
- married Elizabeth SMITH in 1914
George Jessop
- married Lily BARNETT in 1930
Harold Jessop
- married Catherine Teresa MAINDONALD in 1917
Henry Laten Jessop
- married Jessie Margaret TANSLEY in 1908
Herman Henry Maser Jessop
- married Minnie Reid MORTON in 1905
Horace Walurn Jessop
- married Emily Masson De RENZY in 1914
Hugh Jessop
- married WInifred Eva NEIL in 1908
Hugh Jessop
- married Freda May STEHR in 1919
James Henry Jessop
- married Alice Emily ANDREWS in 1883
- 10 known children
James Simar Jessop
- married Elizabeth CORMACK in 1904
John William Jessop
- married Maria Angelina WINTER in 1891
- 4 known children
Joseph Jessop
- married Maude Mary Lee TAYLOR in 1897
- 1 daughter, 1898 Myra Jessop
Joseph Fielding Jessop
- married Catherine ANDLING in 1864
Leonard Jessop
- married Christina Annie SMITH in 1925
McKinley Edward Henry Jessop
- married Ruby Myrtle BROWN in 1925
Richard Jessop
- married Mary Read WATSON in 1873
- 5 known children
Robert Jessop
- married Annie Florence McLEOD in 1916
Thomas Jessop
- married Sarah GARNETT in 1858
Thomas Jessop
- married Minnie WATSON in 1900
Thomas Finnamore Jessop
- married Ruby Ralston WYLLIE in 1926
Thomas Gittings Jessop
- married Janey BANKS in 1927
Thomas Valentine Jessop (1880-1940)
born in Nelson
son of Ebenzer Jessop & Maria Burkett
- married Rose HARRISON (1876-1952) in Nelson in June 1904
daughter of Arthur Harrison & Esther Peapell
the had 5 known children
1904 - 1962 Eric Raymond Jessop
1906 - 1986 Gertrude Jessop
1908 - 1984 Thomas Jessop
1910 - 1977 James Jessop
1912 - 1960 David Jessop
- Thomas & Rose divorced in 1914
* Thomas Valentine Jessop next married Roses's sister, Hilda May Harrison (1891-1953) in Marton in Oct 1916
they had 6 known children
1914 - 1983 Keith Jessop
1916 - 1997 Marjory Jessop
1918 - 2010 Dorothy Harrison Jessop
1918 - 2012 Nita Jessop ?
1926 - 1967 Lewis Ebenezer Jessop
1927 - 2008 Ruth May Jessop
* Thomas died in Feilding aged 60
* Hilda died in Feilding 13 years after him aged 62
they are buried together Plot 1216, Row 62, Block 2 at Feilding
(see photo below)
July 1940 THOMAS VALENTINE JESSOP:
The late Mr T. V. Jessop, of Mt Biggs, whose death occurred suddenly last week, was a breeder of draught horses in his younger days and exhibited them at A and P shows throughout the district. His farming activities concerned farms at Brightwater, Brunswick, Marton and finally at Mt Biggs, where he remained for 19 years. He was the secretary of the Mt Biggs school and a member of the Rangitikei Club.
The late Mr Jessop was twice married and left to mourn his passing are his wife and grown up family. There are 5 daughters and 6 sons. There are 8 grandchildren, and Mr Jessop is also survived by 2 sisters and 2 brothers - De Castro (Masterton), Stratford (Nelson) and Messrs W and K Jessop (of Hope and Otaki respectively)
William Alfred Jessop
- married Edith Amy NEWPORT in 1906
William Henry Jessop
- married Alfreda Myrtle LEE in 1930
- they had at least 6 children
the JESSOP BRIDES
PHOTO
HEADSTONE at Feilding cemetery
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allycat on 2008-02-02 16:25:53You may increase your chances of finding more info by also going to RootsChat. Register as a new user, then goto their Emigrants to New Zealand board.
allycat on 2008-02-06 20:30:03I created a Surname Wiki Page for 'PECK'. Have a look at the links, you may be really surprised...
PECK Family Tree and Genealogy Research
Alison
from Oz.
ngairedith on 2008-02-07 16:31:19Surprised is not the word allycat - stunned is better :) an amazing amount of info of my ancestors on someone elses site !! thankyou, many happy hours ahead of searching through all that material
allycat on 2008-02-07 19:11:21Glad you're happy, these Surname Wiki Pages sometimes can take more than half an hour to create.
Also, I've noticed in your tree hosted at the free TribalPages site that you seem to have Surnames with another surname next to them in brackets. Is this the maiden name? If so, all women in family trees are known by their maiden name and I would recommend changing this to avoid confusion and to aid in others searching for their ancestors in your fast growing tree. Brackets within a name are generally used in genealogy for someone's nickname or name that they were generally known to family/friends by.
There is also room within the notes section of each individual to include such things as your sources. I recommend acknowledging other genealogists and including their website address in the notes.
ngairedith on 2008-02-07 19:21:52thank you for helping - I suppose it is obvious I am still learning how to get around ? My primary concern was to add names, add names, add names . . I have siblings ringing me asking where THEIR info and descendats are :0 - so I get side tracked
Of course I want to acknowlede other genealogists as I hope one day they will add me - just have to learn about doing that. . .
Charlieboy on 2008-12-30 02:04:14Hi, Ernest and Percy Sowerby were children of Henry Sowerby and Sarah Heim.
Henry and Sarah emigrated to N Z, in 1869 aboard the "Matoaka"
They were my Great Grand parents.
ngairedith on 2008-12-30 12:27:07Hi Charlieboy,
Thanks for that
- but do you know which town in New Zealand they arrived at - I can't find the Matoaka coming into Wellington at that date.
It did arrive in Lyttelton February 1869 but they weren't on it.
Charlieboy on 2008-12-31 01:03:27HI, Sarah Jane Heim came to NZ as a nursemaid after refusing to marry an elderly suitor, she would have been recorded on the ships list under her maiden name.
Arrived NZ"Matoaka" 8th Feb- 1869 Lyttleton
Married in NZ ?? 1869.lived in South Island before shifting to Woodville Manawatu.Buried Woodville (old cemetery)
Charlieboy on 2008-12-31 03:37:38Hi again,update, Henry married Sarah at Peel Forest, South Island, 1869
Henry arrived NZ on "Samarang" Christ Church 31/7/1852, listered as pawnbroker, Canterbury Electrol roll, lived at Rangitata.
Sarah,born Hanworth Middlesex 1851
Henry born 1834 London.
Charlieboy on 2009-01-01 02:16:27Henry Stevens and Sarah Heim were great followers of the Salvation army, they featured in several publications of the "War Cry" the offical Sally booklets.
These two souls died two days apart,they were much admired in Salvation Army circles.
They were married for 59 years.