PILCHER + SWAIN of Tawa & Nae Nae WELLINGTON
ngairedith
John George Pilcher (1829-1895) married Ellen Peck (1844-1906) on 11 June 1862 in Lower Hutt
* John was a son of Stephen Pilcher (1794-1865) & Ann McPharlane (1790-1834) from Wychling, Kent
(his father Stephen remarried in Wellington in 1844 to Bennett Mather HOOK 1809-1865. They were both widowed and met on the voyage to NZ on the 'Coromanel' which arrived in Aug 1840)
* Ellen was a daughter of Daniel Peck & Elizabeth Gaskin from Maidstone, Kent
3 of the 13 children of John & Ellen married SWAIN siblings
they were children of Henry SWAIN & Mary Elizabeth ROE
* William Pilcher (1866-1944) married Emily Ellen Swain (1866-1944) 31 Dec 1890 in Lower Hutt and had 5 known children
* Annie Pilcher (1869-1935) married Joseph Swain (1867-1915) in Wellington 19 Aug 1891
* Caroline Pilcher (1874-1926) married Samuel Swain (1862-1929) in Wellington 28 July 1892 and had 8 known children
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rosergent on 2016-04-12 20:00:27Hi, I am a Pilcher from the Tawa families but i have no family tree i know there was one done extensively by a Janice Wrigg but i just googled and she has past away. Have you seen a tree anywhere? The last family reunion i know of was approx 87.
rosergent on 2016-04-12 20:03:46Hi, I am a Pilcher from the Tawa families but i have no family tree i know there was one done extensively by a Janice Wrigg but i just googled and she has past away. Have you seen a tree anywhere? The last family reunion i know of was approx 87. I have just found your other post on Stephen Pilcher this is my family i believe John Pilcher
merryem on 2017-07-13 04:24:03Hi The 3 sisters Swain married 3 brothers Pilcher and there is a Pilcher book that you can get from Agean publishing ,i know this because i was a Pilcher and my Grandfather was a sibling of the above chhers
mary
ngairedith on 2017-07-13 05:54:35thanks very much merryem