Early Nz Marriages 888 No 31

edmondsallan - Hello - I am copying & pasting these records from Pearls Pad .net .nz. This website has much information even though it is not being maintained . At the International conference for genealogists in june 2008 ( 5 days ) .Canada - reps from twenty ( 20 ) countries attended . Many things were discussed many but not all were past.
The theme for the Quebec International genalogical & heraldy conference was " Access to Genealogical Records " also faster and easier access world wide . Be interesting to see and read what future recommendations they go with
Some recommendations were made . One of the biggest forums and discussion was on the buying up of websites world wide and selling their data back to the public . Concern was shown for the down turn in research by the younger people coming into genealogy . It was said they just wanted to see the results and not pay for nor do physically the research work invovled . Several suggestions was recommended including copy and paste , which in turn exposed much more detail & of the site data & in doing so enhanced the website and original researcher by more repetitive & quicker usage . I am inclined to go along with those thoughts.I think it may be just the thing to enhance some of the data exposure when many just can't afford to pay for their costly research or in many cases both parents are working , and do not get the time to find a website and spend time their , typing / copying - altering and all the other things we know needs doing with research .Once upon a time - Copying & pasting was considered to be
very damaging for Genealogy World wide and it was classed as a no no !
Not so today . Many genealogists who do this sort of work professionally for a living in many countries including our own use the copy & paste genealogical method to get the paid for enquiry back quicker to the person who contracted them I am old fashioned in this genalogy research work , and I have had to move with the times
and accept this type of method from fellow genealogists I contracted to find overseas ancestors . I think it might be to late by about 8 years to say its not acceptable . Its here and its working and achieving results even those beginning their ancestry research are using this faster method . certainly makes us oldies think whats next .
Interesting thoughts , new ideas . thats what makes the world tick .

TRIPP - HARPER
On September 23rd, 1858, at Christchurch by the father of the brides,
assisted by the Ven. Archdeacon of Akaroa, Charles George Tripp Esq,
Barrister at Law, third son of the Rev C Tripp, D.D., Rector of Silverton,
Devon, to Ellen Shephard Harper, third daughter of the Right Rev. The Bishop
of Christchurch.
Also on the same day, the Hon. Charles Robert Blakiston, MLC, third son of
Sir Matthew Blakiston, Baronet, of Sandy Brooke Hall, Ashbourne, Derbys., to
Mary Anna Harper, second daughter of the Right Rev. the Bishop of
Christchurch. [NZ'er 23 Oct 1858]

WILLIAMS - BEETHAM
On 20th October 1858 at St James' Church, Hutt nr Wellington, Thomas
Coldham, son of Archdeacon Henry Williams, to Annie Palmer, daughter of
William Beetham Esq, of the Hutt. [NZ'er 6 Nov 1858]

WISEMAN - BARLOW
On 17th June 1858, by special license, by Rev John Downes of Knox Church,
at the residence of the bride's father, Mr James Wiseman, Bothwell, son of
Mr John Wiseman, Hobart-town, to Miss Margaret Barlow, daughter of Mr
William Barlow, Clermont Cottage, New-town, Tasmania. [NZ'er 11 Aug 1858]

1859

BAKER - JONES
On 10th November 1859 at St Mark's Church, Remuera, at the residence of
the father of the bridegroom, Charles Pratt, second son of Rev Charles
Baker, to Frances Maria, fourth daughter of S T Jones Esq, London. [NZ'er
12 Nov 1859]

BARCLAY - GORDON
At Montrose, Scotland, on 12th October 1858, Rev P Barclay of the
Presbyterian Church, Ahuriri, to Mary, daughter of the late William Gordon
Esq, Montrose. [NZ'er 23 Feb 1859]

BARTLEY - HANNKEN
On Monday 16th February 1859, by Rev A McDonald, Mr Edward Bartley, to
Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr Frederick Hannken of Auckland. [NZ'er
19 Feb 1859]

BOWLING - GIBBS
On 19th October 1859 at The Hermitage, Waiuku, by Rev G H Johnstone of
Otahuhu, Bessie Johnson Gibbs, only daughter of Rev Robert Warren Gibbs,
of Derry, Ireland, to John Reed Bowling, son of Dr Bowling, late of the
Scots Fusilier Guards. [NZ'er 22nd Oct 1859]

BRUCE - SINCLAIR
At Hazelbank, Auckland, on 18th October1859, by Rev J Macky, Otahuhu,
Rev David Bruce to Mary Alexander, second daughter of the late John
Sinclair, Esq, Glasgow. [NZ'er 19 Oct 1859]

CADDAN - WATKIN
On 6th January 1859 at the Wesleyan Chapel, Wollongong, NSW, Mr J D Caddan
of Windsor, to Hannah Jane, eldest daughter of Rev James Watkin.
[NZ'er 26 Feb 1859]

CHURTON - SHIELL
On 2nd June 1859 at St Barnabas Church, by Ven Archdeacon Kissling,
Alexander Knowles Churton, Mahurangi, to Emily Louisa, third daughter of
William James Shiell, MD, Clonmel, Co Tipperary, Ireland. [NZ'er 4 June
1859]

CLARKE - KENNEDY
On 14th December 1859 at Mangawai, William Gregory Clarke to Miss Annie
Campbell, third daughter of Samuel Campbell Snr, late of Kennedy. [NZ'er
21 Dec 1859]

COX - ANDERSON
On Wednesday 9th February 1859 at Mr L(?ewis)'s house, Wyndham-street, by
Rev Alexander McDonald, Edmund James, eldest son of John Cox, Auckland, to
Emma, second daughter of Mr James Anderson of Coromandel. [NZ'er 12 Feb
1859]
Till we meet again -Regards -edmondsallan

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