the JUKES on PECK of Taita
ngairedith
the JUKES on the tree up to 13 August 2010
Annie Louise Jukes (1878-1951)
- married Walter LAWSON in 1899
- their known children:
? 1900 - Annie Ellen Elizabeth Lawson
? 1903 - Florence Francoise Lawson
? 1905 - Alice Josephine Lawson
? 1908 - Walter Thomas Leslie Lawson
? 1911 - Benjamin Douglas Lawson
? 1912 - James Henry Lawson
Daisy Violet Rose Jukes (1894-1969)
- married Frederick James CROWE in 1910
Eliza Jane Jukes (1876-)
- married Henry Alfred WILSON in 1898
- their known children:
? 1900 - Thomas Henry Wilson
? 1902 - Arthur George Wilson
? 1904 - Fredrick Cecil Wilson
? 1905 - Violet Elizabeth Jessie Wilson
? 1908 - Cyril Raymond Wilson
? 1911 - Alfred Eric Wilson
? 1912 - Ethel Rose Wilson
Emerald Vivian Jukes (1906-1964)
- married James NICHOLAS in 1923
George Arthur Jukes (1885-1966)
- married Catherine DOOLING in 1910
John Wilfred Jukes (1895-1895)
- John died aged 3 weeks
Lilith Coralene Jukes (1908-)
- married Robert Henry DONALDSON in 1926
Lily May Jukes (1890-1961)
- married Henry Douglas DRAKE in 1908
Mary Evangeline Jukes (1887-1887)
- died 2 Aug 1887 aged 6 weeks in Palmerston North
- she is buried Terrace End
Mervyn Aylwin Jukes (1909-1998)
- nothing known
Sarah Helen/Ellen Jukes (1882-)
- married Henry Aubery CONNER in 1900
Thomas Jukes (1852-1904)
- married Elizabeth ?
Walter David Jukes (1888-1905)
- born in Feilding
- Walter died aged 16 in a bush felling accident
William Edwin Thomas Jukes (1880-1940)
- married Laura Violet HANNEN in 1904
- married Grace Muriel SAINT in 1927
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dianejordan on 2013-04-29 21:13:41Not sure if I can help. My mother was a Peck from Dannevirke. We had a Peck family reunion at the racetrack at the Hutt valley Wellington approx 37 years ago. A Peck organized the reunion lived in upper hutt. I think they had a furniture factory. It was a huge turnout of relatives. We had a servic in an old very small wooden church in the hutt, on a road that wound around the base of the hills, on the right side of the hutt going north. I believe the church has since been burnt down. I think there was a maori chief buried there at the back of the church with a large monument to him.
ngairedith on 2013-04-30 06:42:31hi diane,
the church was internally damaged by fire in 1989 and subsequently restored to its original specifications
you can see the church here after it was lovingly restored and read the history
the Residents of Christ Church Taita