I Am Looking for Aurthur Herbert Yaxley Who Married Annie Ede

New Zealand, Marriage Index
Name: Arthur Yaxley
Gender: Male
Marriage Year: 1893
Relation: Bridegroom
Spouse: Annie Ede
Folio Number: 2518

Children

Arthur Herbert Yaxley
1894 – 1961

Lawrence Albert Yaxley
1895 – 1896

Albert Reginald Yaxley
1896 – 1979

William Laurence Yaxley
1898 – 1972

Hector McDonald Yaxley
1902 – 1965

Annie Gladys Yaxley
1906 – 1927

Doris Emily Yaxley
1907 – 1984

Horace Cornelius Yaxley
1910 – 1980

Name: Arthur Herbert Yaxley
Birth Date: Apr-May-Jun 1894
Registration Place: Kaiapoi, New Zealand
Folio Number: 1893
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Name: Lawrence Albert Yaxley
Birth Date: Jul-Aug-Sep 1895
Registration Place: Kaiapoi, Canterbury, New Zealand
Folio Number: 3041

Lawrence Albert Yaxley
Death Date: Apr-May-Jun 1896
Registration Place: Rangiora, Taranaki, New Zealand
Folio Number: 1013
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Name: Reginald Yaxley
Birth Date: Jul-Aug-Sep 1896
Registration Place: Kaiapoi, New Zealand
Folio Number: 3048
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Name: William Laurence Yaxley
Birth Date: Jul-Aug-Sep 1898
Registration Place: Kaiapoi, New Zealand
Folio Number: 3111
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Name: Hector Macdonald Yaxley
Birth Date: Jan-Feb-Mar 1902
Registration Place: Kaiapoi, Canterbury, New Zealand
Folio Number: 894
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Annie Gladys Yaxley
Birth Date: Jul-Aug-Sep 1906
Registration Place: Kaiapoi, Canterbury, New Zealand
Folio Number: 3948
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Doris Emily Yaxles
Birth Date: Oct-Nov-Dec 1907
Registration Place: Kaiapoi, Canterbury, New Zealand
Folio Number: 5590
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Horace Corneluis Yaxley
Birth Date: Oct-Nov-Dec 1910
Registration Place: Kaiapoi, New Zealand
Folio Number: 5798

Birth
Name: Arthur Yaxley
Registration Year: 1868
Registration Quarter: Jan-Feb-Mar
Registration district: St Albans
Inferred County: Hertfordshire
Volume: 3a
Page: 366

Son of:
Cornelius Yaxley
Birth 1843 - June quarter in Swaffham, Norfolk, England
Death 14 May 1925 in Kaiapoi, Canterbury, New Zealand
and
Emma Pugh
Birth 27 November 1842 in North Mimms, Hertfordshire, England
Death 01 March 1914 in Kaikoura, Canterbury, New Zealand

Cathcart Ship: 1387 tons Captain: Crawford Sailed London 10th June 1874 - arrived Lyttelton 29th August 1874

A remarkable passage was made by the fine iron clipper Cathcart to Lyttelton in 1874. A ship of 1,387 tons, built four years previously by Robert Steel, of Greenock, she sailed from London with 481 Government immigrants on the 11th June, and from the Downs three days later, making the passage in 70 days 12 hours to the Snares, and arriving at Lyttelton on the 29th August, 76 days from the Downs to port. The equator was crossed on the 21st day out. On the 28th July she made a run of 304 miles, and the following day 293.

Mutiny on board Cathcart Four of the crew of the Cathcart having during the voyage broken into the fore-hold, broached cargo and secured drink; one of them was brought aft and placed in irons; another, having attempted to rescue him, was also taken in charge, but while being secured the first prisoner escaped to the forecastle. Captain Crawford and the officers going forward to recapture him, were prevented from doing so by several of the crew, who made use of threatening language. The Captain, finding that the mutineers would not listen to reason, returned to his cabin, and after deliberating with his officers, armed himself and went forward the second time. Finding the doors of the forecastle closed, he demanded admission. Previous to this, part of the crew had left the mutineers. Those within refused to open the doors, threatened the Captain, and said that they meant shortly to be masters of the ship. Arguement was useless, and the door on the starboard side of the forecastle was, in spite of much resistance, partly forced open with hand spikes, and the Captain, again warning the mutineers, fired three times amongst them, three of them being wounded. An entrance was effected and the mutiny quelled, the ringleaders and others being placed in irons. On the arrival of the ship at Lyttelton the men were brough before a magistrate and charged with endeavouring to make a revolt. Four were sentenced to twelve weeks' imprisonment with hard labour, and two to one month additional for assaulting the Captain. White Wings - Sir Henry Brett

Cornelius Yaxley 31 Norfolk occ Labourer
Emma Yaxley 32
Eliza Yaxley (Woolmer) 12
Mark Yaxley (Woolmer) 10
Frederick Yaxley (Woolmer) 8
Arthur 6 Yaxley
Ernest 2 Yaxley

Emma had been previously married to
Thomas Woolmer
Birth 1842 in Sandridge, Hertfordshire, England
Death October 1865 in Hertfordshire, England

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Thank you so much for all the information. You have made my day. I struggled with the two Arthur Yaxleys but I see now one was the oldest son. Also Lawerence as I never heard Dad mention him but he only lived for a year.
I am one of ten Children plus two half sisters which one has died. My Dad Horace was first married to Mary Anna Evelyn Rogers in 3-9-29 and divorced in 27-6-1940. He married my mum Ethel May Chaney 28-6-1940 so you can see they never wasted much time in getting married. I am third to youngest in my family.
Once again thank you. Kind Regards Sharon