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1			COLE Joyce Eva
2		23 Devonshire PLace above shot	BLISS MARTHA
3		23 Devonshire Place, Lambeth	BLISS MARTHA
4		4 Generations at my aunties wedding. 4 Generations. 1st New Zealand born. Click on the heads to see the person	BYFIELD Ada Eveleen Marion BYFIELD John William Living Living
5		Alcestis John started his sea life on this ship after he left school at 13.	BYFIELD John William
6		Alcestis John started his sea life on this ship after he left school at 13.	BYFIELD John William
7		BAYLIS William John BAYLIS William John	BAYLIS William John
8		BYFIELD Martha Sophia BYFIELD Martha Sophia	BYFIELD Martha Sophia
9		Front gate of cemetery where i used to live. Front gate of cemetery where i used to live. The house and chapel are gone now. 1975-1980	Living
10		Grosvenor Hotel Timaru Inquest was held there to determine death of Mary Wiberg (O'Conner)	O'Conner Mary Alexandra
11		John Byfield	BYFIELD John Bartholomew
12		John William laying a wreath. John William laying a wreath at queen Victoria statue. This is also in a newspaper clipping. I have the clipping.	BYFIELD John William
13		Mary Alexandra O,Connor Mary Alexandra O,Connor. Written on the back wedding photo, 18 years, Jan 14th 1882. Died 1894	O'Conner Mary Alexandra
14		St Matthews church This is where John and Janet got married.	BYFIELD John Bartholomew FINLAY Janet Bain
15		The barque Alcestis at Dunedin The Alcestis, a smart little iron barque of less than 400 tons, was built at Sunderland in 1868, and owned by R. H. Penney. She was chartered by the N.Z. Shipping Co. Early in 1882 the barque was purchased by Messrs. Stone Bros., merchants, of Auckland, and for several years later continued in the London and New Zealand trade. She was later employed in the intercolonial service. At 13, John William left school and went to sea on this ship, the Alcestis.	BYFIELD John William
16		The Mooar family The Mooar family in Napier. Click on the heads to see each person.	MOOAR Albert William MOOAR Carroll William MOOAR Ola Mary Gordon WIBERG Mary Alexandria