The Children of Alfred Charles Hallmond Mary Callery Pahiatua New Zealand

Alfred Charles HALLMOND married Mary CALLERY in 1889
- (see link at bottom that says his name was Fred ??)
- there WAS a Frederick Hallmond in NZ and reference to some civl court cases (hire purchase) were found in the Evening Post. The Evening Post was a Wellington paper but reported from around NZ so difficult to say where he was
- eg: in August 1908 F. W. Hallmond was chared by Mrs O'Sullivan in Waitara Court (Taranaki) for £4 (equivalent to $600 in 2010) and again in March 1908 charge by F. Ahier for £16 ($2400 in 2010)
- eg: in 1913 a F. J. Hallmond was a bankrupt farmer when he appeared in the Auckland Court, again for hire purchase problems
- eg: in Feb 1927 F. Hallmond was charged by Chappell & Co Ltd for £15 (equivalent in 2010 to $1300) and in Oct 1927 F. Hallmond was charged by Commercial Agency & His Masters Voice (NZ) Ltd for £44 (equivalent in 2010 to $3,800) but does not say which town

Mary was possibly married to a Callery
She arrived in New Zealand with a number of children named Callery and then in 1889 married Alfred? Hallmond (see the time line below)

In 1893, at the time Julia was born, they were in Pahiatua
In 1916, when Philip went to war, they were in Dargaville

they had 7 known children:

1890 - William Alfred Leonard Hallmond
- *see time line for 1907
- he married Alice Le NOEL (1895-1970) in 1915
- they had 5 sons and possibly 3 daughters
- William died in 1966 aged 76

1891 - Ellen Louisa/Louise Theresa Hallmond
- born 27 September 1891
- she married Antony STIPICH (1885-1962) in 1914
- Ellen died in 1982 age 90

1893 - Julia Hallmond
- born in Pahiatua
- Julia died aged 7 hours
- she is buried in Grave 14 - Plot 3 - Block 1 at Mangatainoka

1894 - Phillip Cornelius Hallmond
- Phillip was a Farm Hand
- he went to war with the New Zealand Rifle Brigade, 7th Reinforcements 1st Battalion, E Company, embarking from Wellington on 27 May 1916
- he was KILLED IN ACTION on 1 Octobr 116 at Soome Fance aged 22
- NEXT OF KIN: Mrs Mary Hallmond (mother) Helensville
- ALSO: of Carrington St, Dargaville
- Memorial at Caterpillar Valley, Somme, France

1897 - Miriam Josephine Hallmond
- born 12 March 1897
- she married William Charles BROWN (1898-1974 ??) in 1918
- they had 9 sons & 4 daughters
- Miriam died in 1974 aged 77

1899 - Sylvester James Hallmond
- born on 21 January 1899
- he married May Elizabeth Daisy KUHNE (1906-1982) in 1923
- May's parents were Charles KUHNE (1845-1906) & Mary Phoebe Maria POCKINGTON (1876-1952)
- they had 5 sons
- Sylvester died in 1974 aged 75
- May died on 24 July 1982 in Whangarei, buried Mt Wesley Dargaville

1900 - Rose Victoria Hallmond
- Rose died not marry
- she died in 1936 aged 36

Mary Hallmod died in 1931 aged 84
Alfred Charles Hallmond died in 1934 aged 82

A Hallmond Forum
- please note that some of the names above differ from some of the names on the forum written by direct descendants
- please leave a comment to amend and/or verify the above info

IIME LINE for this family

1890 - April 21, There was an A. E. Hallmond, Settler and Miner at Jackson's Bay District on the West COast of the South Island

1897 - Feb 16, in Eketahuna a M. Hallmond bought Section 6, Block I, Tararua, 5 acres at 1s (an acre) at auction

1903 - May 2, Alfred Hallmond, Platelayer, Marton, New Zealand, would be glad to hear from his sister, who he has not seen since he was nine years of age. He was adopted by a lady named Mrs Julia Brampton and was brought to New Zealand from Victoria about thirty-five years ago. Should this meet his sister's eye she will please write to the above note In his private deposition (1904), H. F. Hallmond says he was from Marton

1904 - March 8, H. F. Hallmond Estate, H F Hallmond made a private deposition ".. I am 41 years of age (birth year of about 1863) and married with six children. I came to aitara on October 2nd. i have been working on the railway going on for four years. Through sickness I got into debt ... "

1904 - March 23, Wanted, by man with family of good milkers, milking next season on shares; nothing under 80 cows; to start about August 1904. Please communicate with F. A. Hallmond, Craycroft street, Waitara, Taranaki

1905 - July 17, Wanted to Lease for 5 or 7 years, a Dairy Farm as a going concern, with 80 or 90 good dairy cows; horse, harness and cart and milk cans, house 5 rooms, and cowshed. At a yearly rental per acre. We replace any stock that die or are lost. All rents to be paid at end of every quarter, or as per agreement. Any person wishing to let on the above terms, please apply to F. HALLMOND & SONS, Puniho, Taranaki

1906 - April 9, in Lyttelton, Christchurch an Axel Hallmond was fined in court for having used obscene language in a public place and was convicted and discharged on a charge of drunkenness

1907 - March 20, At the NEW PYMOUTH Supreme Court, William Alfred Hallmond, a lad of 16, was found guilty of theft and horse stealing and admitted to probation or 12 months

1909 - May 5th, MARRIAGE: CARR - CALLERY, At Awakino, on May 5, 1909, by the Rev. Father MacManus, James Bernard CARR of Mokau, to Kate Johanna Callery, second daughter of Mrs Mary Hallmond of Awakino

1909 - November 29, A young man named Hallmond, bushfelling for a Mr SMith on Okau Road, Tongaporutu, was felling a tree on Friday when it slipped off the stump and came across him, nreaking one of his legs and several ribs

1945 - April 14, There was a Leonard James (1920-1999) Hallmond, a Private in war, his mother was listed as Mrs A. Hallmond, Beach Rd, Dargaville

summary with a number of these names. F. Hallomd, F.W. Hallond, F.A. Hallmond, F.J. Hallmond, H.F. Hallmond and Axel Hammond, no death info can be found