Arrived into NZ on board the ship `Matoaka' - sailed on 23 Sept 1864 arrived 3rd Jan 1865 and then taken to barracks in Onehunga.
Buried at Pukerimu Lawn Cemetery , Paeroa on the 4 May 1917 - aged 74 years
Died 2 MAY 1917. Paeroa, NZ. [1] [2]
Buried 4 MAY 1917. Paeroa, TVY, NZ. [1]
Marriage Husband @I57@. Wife @I58@. Child: @I165@. Child: @I166@. Child: @I21@. Child: @I168@. Child: @I167@. Marriage 28 DEC 1863. Dublin, IRL. [3]
Husband @I57@. Wife @I59@. Child: @I474@. Child: @I478@. Child: @I476@. Child: @I479@. Child: @I481@. Child: @I482@. Marriage 14 MAY 1879. Paeroa, TVY, NZ. [4] [5]
Thomas and Rachael married in the Anglican Church - St Catherine. He was a Catholic and she Church of England / Ireland Thomas was a brick layer. They came to NZ, possibly due to poverty, discrimination over mixed marriage and discrimination against Catholics. There also offer of 10 archers of land in the Franklin District of Auckland, by the Auckland provisional gov with assisted passage. They sailed on a Clipper chip, the Matuaka from Tilbury docks in London.
Information from book by Leone Shaw The Shaw - from Shore to Shore. She researched and wrote the history of the Shaw family.
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Categories: Pukerimu Lawn Cemetery, Paeroa, Waikato
He was a Catholic and she Church of England / Ireland Thomas was a brick layer. They came to NZ, possibly due to poverty, discrimination over mixed marriage and discrimination against Catholics. There also offer of 10 archers of land in the Franklin District of Auckland, by the Auckland provisional gov with assisted passage. They sailed on a Clipper chip, the Matuaka from Tilbury docks in London. Information from book by Leone Shaw The Shaw - from Shore to Shore. She researched and wrote the history of the Shaw family.