WYLIE FAMILY
1. John Wylie (abt 1738 - ?) married Helen
Wilson was born in Campbeltown, Argllshire, Scotland on
27 January,
1759. John was born in Campbeltown, Argyllshire, Scotland. They had five children.
1.1. Alexander Wylie (17 Nov 1761 -
) born Campbeltown, Argyllshire, Scotland.
1.2. Andrew Wylie (1 Dec 1762 – bef 1768) born and died in Campbeltown,
Argyllshire, Scotland.
1.3. Anne Wylie (3 Jan 1765 -
) born Campbeltown, Argyllshire, Scotland
1.4. * Andrew Wylie (10 Jul 1768 -
) born Campbeltown, Argyllshire, Scotland (IGI)
1.5. Helen Wylie (27 Jul 1769 -
) born Campbeltown, Argyllshire, Scotland
1.4. * Andrew Wylie (10 Jul 1768 - ) married Mary Langlands (abt 1772 - ) on 6 June 1793 (IGI) in Killean & Kilchenzie, Argyllshire, Scotland and had eleven children.
1.4.1. ** John Wylie (29 May, 1794 – 4 Sept 1867) was born in Ranachan, Argylshire, Scotland and died in Hotham,
Melbourne, Australia.
1.4.2. Richard Wylie (9 Feb 1796 - ) was born in Ranachan, Argyllshire, Scotland
1.4.3. Richard Wylie (9 Nov 1799 - ) was born in Ranachan, Argyllshire, Scotland
1.4.4. Helen Wylie (15 Aug 1803 - ) was born in Ranachan, Argyllshire, Scotland
1.4.5. David Wylie (12 July 1805 - ) was born in Ranachan, Argyllshire, Scotland
1.4.6. Alexander Wylie (18 Mar 1807 - ) was born in Ranachan, Argyllshire, Scotland. There is an 1881 census
record for Alexander Wylie age 74 born in Campbeltown,
a grocer living with Ann aged 74 his wife and Helen Wylie unmarried at age 51
born Killean at 4 Broombrae,
Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland. Is this our Alexander?
1.4.7. Mary Wylie (18 Sept 1808 - ) was born in Ranachan, Argyllshire, Scotland
1.4.8. Robert Wylie (12 Aug 1810 - ) was born in Ranachan, Argyllshire, Scotland
1.4.9. William Wylie (26 Apr 1812 - ) was born in Ranachan, Argyllshire, Scotland
1.4.10.
Archibald Wylie (9 feb 1814 - ) was born in Ranachan, Argyllshire, Scotland
1.4.11.
Matthew Wylie (5 Jun 1816 - ) was born in Ranachan, Argyllshire, Scotland
1.4.1.
**
John Wylie (29 May, 1794 – 4 Sept 1867) born in Argyl
& Orcelia Galbraith (4 Feb 1795 - Sept 1881) were married on 1 April 1819 in Campbeltown, Argyllshire, Scotland, daughter of David Galbreath
and Mary Fleming, she died at age 82
(Reg. # 7752) in Hotham West, Victoria.
John is listed on the death certificate of his son William Wylie, and
John’s profession is given as farmer.
John was 73 when he died in Melbourne
(Reg. # 8715) But on his own death certificate it
states that he was a Labourer – maybe he was a farming labourer, his wife is
written as Cecilia Galbraith – they had been in Victoria
for 5/2 years and John died at Arden
Street, Hotham. His son David was Informant and he was also
living in Arden Street.
John was buried at Melbourne General Cemetery on
5 September,
1867, his wife Orscelia on 4 September 1881 –
they are in the Baptist Section, Compartment C, Grave
45. In the grave are three
grandchildren, Margaret, [dau of James & Jessie],
Jane and James [son & dau of Andrew & Jane],
as well as a Donald McGregor, aged
50 years, buried on 14 April, 1884. John and Orcelia/Cecilia
had eight children.
1.4.1.1. David Wylie (30 Apr 1820 -
1889) born at Campbeltown (IGI), Argyllshire, Scotland he
was also christened there on 2
May, 1820.
(parents John Wylie and Orsla
Galbreath) and died in Hotham
West, Victoria
(Reg. # 12538) at age 69. David is
buried at Melbourne General Cemetery Baptist Section, Compartment C, Grave 679
with his sister Mary, Cecilia Stephens Wylie died 1931 and William Stephens
Wylie age 26 died 1898 – perhaps David’s daughter and husband?
1.4.1.2. Andrew Wylie (12 Apr 1822 - bef
1832) born at Campbeltown (IGI) Argyllshire he was
also christened there on 16
March, 1822 (parents John Wylie and Orsla Galbreath).
1.4.1.3. Mary Wylie (20 Mar 1823 – bef 1829) born Campbeltown (IGI)
Argyllshire and was also christened there on 21 March, 1823 (parents John
Wylie and Orsla Galbreath)
1.4.1.4. James Wylie (10 Apr 1825 -
1902) born at Campbeltown (IGI), Argyllshire, Scotland he
was also christened there on 17
April 1825 (parents John Wylie and Orsla Galbreath). It appears that James married Jessie Menzies (1823 - 1905) but no
marriage record can be found. There is a
marriage record in 1884 to Catherine
Collins who was born in Ballarat, but no birth records to a James and
Catherine. James died at Essendon (Reg.
# 1530) at age 76, parents on BDM given as John Wylie and Oriella
Galbraith. James is buried at Melbourne General Cemetery Baptist Section,
Compartment D, Grave 695 with his wife Jessie Menzies age 82, his daughters
Catherine age 74 and Cecilia age 75.
Update (8 June
2003): James
married Jessie Menzies (1823 - 1905) on 21 June 1850
at Barony, Lanarkshire, Scotland
(Reg. # 119689).
1.4.1.4.1.
Christina
Wylie (abt 1854 – 1860) born in Hotham
(Reg. # …) died at age 6 in Melbourne
(Reg. # 4697)
1.4.1.4.2.
Jessie
(or Janet) Wylie (1856 – 1858) born in Melbourne (Reg. #
7463) died at 19 months in Melbourne, Victoria (as Jessie) (Reg. # 575)
1.4.1.4.3.
Cecilia
Wylie (1859 -1934 ) born in Melbourne (Reg.. # 1056) died at
Brighton Beach (Reg. # 10439) age 75 and buried at Melbourne Cemetery, Baptist
Section, Compartment D, Grave 695 with her parents James and Jessie.
1.4.1.4.4.
Catherine
Wylie (1860 -1934) born in Melbourne (Reg. # 11971) and died in
North Melbourne age 74 (Reg. # 7672).
Catherine is buried at Melbourne Cemetery, Baptist Section, Compartment
D, Grave 695) with her parents James and Jessie.
1.4.1.4.5.
Margaret
Wylie (1864 - 1864) born in Melbourne ( Reg. # 10069) she died in
Hotham (Reg. # 4115)
1.4.1.5. John Wylie (26 Oct 1827 -
1883) born at Lochend (IGI) Argyllshire, Scotland, he
was christened at Campbeltown on 11 November 1827
(parents John Wylie and Orsla Galbreath)
and died at age 55 in Hotham East, (Reg. # 5458) Melbourne, Victoria son of Jos Wylie and Cecilia Gastraitt.
1.4.1.6. Mary Wylie (29 Nov 1829 -
1904) born Lochend (IGI) Argyllshire, Scotland, and
was christened (IGI) at Campbeltown on 3 December
1829 (parents John Wylie and Orsla Galbreath). Mary
died at age 74 at Hotham East (Reg. # 9092), Victoria daughter of John Wylie
and Cecilia Galbraith buried at Melbourne General Cemetery, Baptist Section,
Compartment C. grave 679.
1.4.1.7. Andrew Wylie (28
May 1832 - 1898) born Lochend (IGI) Argyllshire,
Scotland he was christened at Campbeltown on 7 August
1832 (parents John Wylie and Orsla Galbreath). Andrew
married Jane Shannon (? – 1889) in
1861 (Reg. #3411), died at age 63 (Reg. # 3418) in Melbourne, Australia son of
John Wylie and Oriha Galbraith and is buried at
Melbourne General Cemetery, Baptist Section, Compartment D, Grave 344. Jane died at age 47 in Essendon and is buried
at Melbourne General Cemetery, Baptist Section, Compartment D, Grave 344 as Eliza J. Wylie.
1.4.1.7.1.
Catherine
Wylie (1862 -1936 ) born in Hotham (Reg.
# 9424) died at Catherine Elizabeth at age 74 in Ivanhoe (Reg. # 1661). She married in 1887 (Reg. # 5646) to
Alexander Hugh McFadden Angus.
1.4.1.7.2.
Andrew
Wylie (1864 – 1906) born in Melbourne (Reg. #3686), he also died
there (Reg. # 5646) and is buried with his father.
1.4.1.7.3.
David
John Wylie (1865 - )
born in Melbourne (Reg. # 17103).
1.4.1.7.4.
Jessie
Wylie (1867 - ) born in Melbourne (Reg. #23030)
1.4.1.7.5.
William
Wylie (1869 - 1954) born in Melbourne (Reg. # 10287) and died at Moon.?(Moonee Ponds?) at age 85
(Reg. # 8156)
1.4.1.7.6.
Jane
Wylie (Feb 1871 – Oct 1871) died at eight months (Reg. #
8744, Melbourne) and was buried on 13 October, 1871 with her grandparents and
brother James in the Melbourne General Cemetery, Compartment C, grave 45.
1.4.1.7.7.
Alfred
James Wylie (1874 - 1942) was born in West Melbourne (Reg. # 17762) and
died at age 68 (Reg. # 28814)
1.4.1.7.8.
Florence
Jane Wylie (1878 - ) born in Melbourne (Reg. # 3930)
1.4.1.7.9.
James
Wylie (Aug 1872 – Feb 1873)
born in Melbourne (Reg. # 24628) and died at age six months (Reg. # 1672 –
Hotham) and is buried with his grandparents
1.4.1.7.10. Lucy Ethel Wylie (1880
- ) born in West Melbourne (Reg. # 3769)
1.4.1.8. *** William
Galbraith Wylie (1835 – 19 Oct 1892) & Elizabeth Mary McNaughton (1838 – 9 Apr
1907) were married in Dundee, Angus, Scotland on 20 November, 1857. (IGI
#M112821 Scotland) son of John Wylie and Orcelia
Galbraith.
It appears that Elizabeth came out to Auckland on the ‘Queen Of The North’ ,
arriving on July, 31 1862. Her
occupation is given as servant and she came with three children, James, Andrew
and William. It appears therefore that
William came out before Elizabeth to have a home ready for her and the
children. The death certificates states
that William was a Lithographer and he died of progressive pernicious anaemia
which he had for six years having been in New Zealand for 31 years, which means
that he came out in 1861. He died at
home at Woolcombe Street, Wellington. If the arrival date on the death certificate
is correct then based on the Auckland
Area Passenger List 1838-1883, then it appears that William came out on the
‘Gananoque’ which arrived on 18 October, 1861,
there is one W. Wylie around this time period.
1887 Electoral Roll (Te Aro) Ghuznee
Street, Wellington, New Zealand.
WYLIE, William – stationer
1890 Electoral Roll (Wellington) Woolcombe
Street, Wellington, New Zealand
WYLIE, William – stationery
1899 Electoral Roll (Wellington) 8 Bidwell
Street, Wellington, New Zealand
WYLIE, Elizabeth - widow
They are both buried at Karori
Cemetery, Wellington N.Z. [Area 8, Block D, Row 12, Plot
1.]. Headstone: In Memory of William Galbraith WYLIE died 19 October 1892 age
57 years also Mary Elizabeth wife of the above died 9 August 1907 age 71
years. We’ll hope to meet again in
Heaven with Christ before God’s throne’.
Evening Post [publication date 20 October 1892]
WYLIE- On the 19th October 1892 at Woolcombe
Street, after a long & painful illness, William WYLIE, aged 57 years.
Nelson & Melbourne papers please copy.
Evening Post [publication date 9 April 1907] death notice :-
WYLIE- On the 9th April 1907, at Christchurch,
Elizabeth, relict of the late William Galbraith WYLIE, in her 71st year.
Funeral will leave the residence of Mr A..F. WIREN,
Glasgow Street, Kelburne at 9am on Thursday for Karori Cemetery.
They had seven children – James, Andrew, William, Cecilia, Richard,
Alexander, Archibald and Elizabeth
- :
1.1.
James
Turner Wylie, (20 Aug 1858
– 20 Dec 1929) was born in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland and Blanche Elmsly
(3 Aug 1859 – 25 Jul 1941) was born at Cape Breton (Baddeck),
Novia Scotia, Canada – reportable on a sailing ship,
daughter of Joseph Elmsly and Lydia Ingraham.
James’ married
Blanche on 18 January, 1887 in Otahuhu, Auckland, N.Z.
‘Intentions to
Marry Notice ‘ 20/32, page 65, #3, date of notice 18 January, 1887 :
James Turner WYLIE aged 28, bachelor,
Postmaster, dwelling at Drury 5 months.
Blanche ELMSLY age 27, spinster, dwelling at Otahuhu
23 years.
Married in the
Anglican Church at Otahuhu by Rev. F. Gould.
James’ work as a Postmaster and
position meant that they travelled all over New Zealand, retiring in Nelson as
Chief Postmaster and then spending their retirement years in Wellington where
James died at age 71.
1919 Electoral
Roll (Waikato) corner Pembroke & Thackeray Streeets, Hamilton
(postmaster)
1928 Electoral
Roll (Wellington South) 41 Severn Street, Wellington (retired)
In 1928 the
family lived at 41 Severn Street with James retired, but by 1935 after James
death in 1929 Blanche had moved to 61 Severn Street. James is buried at Karori
Cemetery,
Wellington with his wife. [Area-9, block-B, Row-15, Plot 20] Monumental Inscription reads -: “In Memory of James Turner Wylie died 20
December 1929, Blanche his beloved wife died 25 July
1941. At Rest “.
Death Notice:
‘Evening Post’ (publication date 21 December, 1929)
“WYLIE – On 20th
December 1929, at his late residence 61 Severn Street, Island Bay, James Turner
beloved husband of Blanche Wylie; aged 71 years.
Death Notice:
‘Evening Post’ (publication date 26 July, 1941)
“WYLIE – On
July 25, 1941, at her residence, 61 Severn Street, Island Bay, Blanche, widow
of the late James Turner Wylie, aged 81 years.
They had six children :
1.1.1.
Aline Blanche Wylie
(1887 – 25 March, 1963) born in Auckland (Birth # 3534, December quarter) She taught
piano. Her niece June said that Aline taught her ‘Good King Wenceslas’
on the piano. She never married and died
in Wellington, N.Z. (Death #2-3004 age 75, Wellington, N.Z.)
1928 Electoral
Roll (Wellington South) – 41 Severn Street, Island Bay, Wellington. WYLIE, Aline
Blanche, spinster
1935 Electoral
Roll (Wellington South) – 61 Severn Street, Island Bay, Wellington. WYLIE, Aline
Blanche, spinster
1954 Electoral
Roll (Wellington South) – 61 Severn Street, Island Bay, Wellington. WYLIE, Aline
Blanche, spinster
Aline
moved from 41 Severn Street to 61 Severn Street with her mother Blanche after
her father’s death in 1929. Bunty remembers visiting Aline
with her mother after Colin died and said that she was teaching piano. Lydia also lived in the house with her son
Bruce and Uncle Cliff.
Death notice:
‘Evening Post’ (publication date 27 March 1963)
WYLIE – On March 25, 1963 at
her residence, 61 Severn
Street, Island
Bay (suddenly) Aline Blanche, beloved sister of Clifton, Lydia,
Leslie and the late Colin. A service
will be held at St. Hilda’s Church, Island Bay,
at 11:30am
tomorrow (Thursday) March
28, 1963, the Funeral then leaving for Karori Cemetery. Robert H. Wilson &
Sons. Ltd.
1.1.1
Clifton Turner Wylie
(1890 – 12 May 1963)
born in Tokatoka and was not very successful in his
working life. He painted lovely water
colours and did teach art at a school for awhile. Cliff did not marry and died in Wellington at
age 72.
1919 Electoral
Roll (Waikato) –
Thackeray
Street, Hamilton
(artist)
1928 Electoral Roll (Wellington South) – 41 Severn Street, Island Bay, Wellington.
WYLIE, Clifton Turner, artist
1935
Electoral Roll (Wellington South) – 61 Severn Street, Island Bay, Wellington.
WYLIE, Clifton Turner, artist
1954
Electoral Roll (Wellington South) – 61 Severn Street, Island Bay, Wellington.
WYLIE, Clifton Turner, artist
Death notice:
‘Evening Post’ (publication date 13
May 1963).
WYLIE – On May
12, 1963 at Wellington Hospital, Clifton Turner of 61 Severn Street, Island
Bay, dearly-loved brother of Lydia (Mrs. L..E. MILLER),
Leslie and the late Aline and Colin, and loved uncle
of Bruce; in his 73rd year.
A service will be held at St. Hilda’s Church, Island Bay,
at 11:30am
Tomorrow (Tuesday) May
14, 1963, the Funeral then leaving for Main
Crematorium Chapel, Karori.
Robert
H. Wilson & Sons. Ltd.
1.1.2
Lydia Elmsly Wylie
(1891 – 20 August,
1972) born in Tokatoka (Birth Reg. #
2133, September quarter), she married
Frederick (or Alfred?) Charles Miller (abt 1887 –
1957) on 30 May, 1932 in
Wellington as
his second wife. Prior to her marriage Lydia
was living at 41 Severn
Street (Ref. 1928 Electoral Roll) which
her parents and siblings.
“Intentions to Marry” 20/100 page
1963 # 549, date of notice 30
May 1932: Frederick Charles Miller age 45, chef
(widower – 13 June 1931)
residence-Wellington. Lydia Elmsly Wylie age 40, spinster, residence-Wellington. Married in the Presbyterian
Church, Island Bay by G. IRELAND, Presbyterian.
Family oral history was that Frederick’s
first wife and children were killed in the Napier earthquake – which was on 3 February, 1931,
but she actually died four and a half months after the earthquake. Sybil Gwendoline Cooper (1899 – 3 Feb 1931)
was born in December quarter in Gisborne, N.Z. (Reg. # 3564) and died in June
quarter in Napier (Reg. # 1424). The
family said that Frederick
was a “Hawker” -
perhaps after his marriage he changed jobs from chef. Lydia
and Frederick
divorced – there is some feeling in the family that he may have walked out on Lydia.
1919 Electoral Roll (Waikato) Corner
Pembroke & Thackeray Streets, Hamilton (spinster)
1928 Electoral Roll (Wellington
South) 41 Severn Street, Island Bay
(spinster)
1935
Electoral Roll (Wellington South) 61 Severn
Street, Island Bay
WYLIE,
Lydia Elmsly, married
1954
Electoral Roll (Wellington South) 61 Severn
Street, Island Bay
WYLIE,
Lydia Elmsly, married
The Electoral Roll in 1954 had Lydia
registered at 61 Severn
Street with her son Bruce a dispatch
clerk, her brother Cliff an artist and her spinster sister Aline.
1.1.2.1 Bruce Ian Miller
(1933 - ?) born in Wellington,
N.Z. and never married. Bruce apparently
was a little slow.
1.1.3
Colin
Turner Wylie (3
October 1892 – 25
Jul 1948) born in Tokatoka,
N.Z. he worked for the Union Steamship Company.
Colin married Enid Beatrice
Atkinson (12 Aug 1902 –
1972) in 1925 in Victoria, daughter of Lennox Lett
Atkinson and Isabel (Blanche) Crofton (nee Staveley). Colin fought in the trenches in France
and Belgium
during WWI. Kath Allardyce
said that Colin suffered a nervous breakdown after WWI. In 1928 working as a clerk, Colin and Enid were
living at 34 Mersey Street, Island Bay in
South Wellington.
During
WWII Colin was an air raid warden and he wore a uniform, which June Winchester
says looked like a fireman’s uniform. He
was given a push bike – (he had never ridden a bike before); and would go off
one night a week on patrol. Colin would
also go to the docks at night to receive the coded messages of the vessels and
their cargo which were coming in, which he then de-coded at home from a very large
book that simply, just sat next to the telephone. Colin always said he was far more
apprehensive of the ‘wharfies’ than the
Japanese. Colin dug a trench in the
paddock next door to the family house in Violet Grove so that if there was any
bombing the family could take cover in the trench. Both Colin and his younger brother Les
contributed financially to the household at Severn Street. Colin died at his home in Violet Grove, East
Kew, Victoria.
1928
Electoral Roll (Wellington South) 34 Mersey
Street, Island Bay, Wellington
WYLIE,
Colin Turner – clerk
WYLIE, Enid – married
1931
Electoral Roll (Wellington Suburbs) 26 Burrows Street, Karori, Wellington
WYLIE,
Colin Turner – clerk
WYLIE, Enid – married
1935
Electoral Roll (Wellington Suburbs) 30 Burrows Street, Karori, Wellington
WYLIE, Enid – married
1.1.4
Norman
Turner Wylie (1893 – 1895) was born in Tokatoka,
(Birth # 3530 December quarter) N.Z and died in Tokatoka.
(Death # 135 March quarter, Tokatoka N.Z.)
1.1.5
Leslie
Turner Wylie,
(1895 – 7
June 1967) was born in Tokatoka
and he married Hazel Fletcher Laurie
(1896 – 18 Oct 1967)
who was born in Auckland on
2 December,
1921 in Auckland. Les was a lovely person and a good father, he was a lawyer in N.Z. Both Les and Hazel died in Hastings.
1919 Electoral Roll (Waikato) Pembroke
Street, Hamilton
(clerk)
“Intentions to
Marry” 20/129, page 371, # 1785 date of notice 2 December, 1921:
Leslie Turner
WYLIE aged 26, solicitor, bachelor, residence – Auckland
Hazel Fletcher
LAURIE age 25, spinster, residence-Papatoetoe
Married
in St. Saviours Chapel, Papatoetoe by G.C. DAVIS.
Death notice in the Evening Post
(publication date 8
June, 1967)
WYLIE, Leslie Turner – On June 7,
1967 at Hastings, dearly loved husband of Hazel WYLIE, and loved father of Joan
(Mrs. Carl Yortt, Havelock North), ex 1st
NZEF, Reg no 10/3796, Belgian Croix de Guerre, MID. A service will be held at St. Luke’s Church,
Havelock North, Tomorrow (Friday) June
9, 1967, at 2pm,
thereafter at the Hastings Crematorium. Messages to 80 Duart Road, Havelock North.
Tong and Perver Ltd., F.D.
Hastings.
Les is interned at Hastings Cemetery,
Wall 6, Row 2 and Hazel in Wall 6, Row 4, Cremation Reg # 4174 WSF402 and Hazel
in interned Wall 6 Row 4, Cremation Reg. # 4303, WSF
404. Leslie Turner Wylie died 7 June 1967.
New Zealand Service # 10/3796,
File and \Reg # 8993, 1NZEF, 2/Lieut, Cycle Corps. Died 7 June 1967 Hastings. Cremated at Hastings.
Next of kin – Mrs. H. WYLIE, 80 Duart
Road, Havelock North.
Hazel is also at Hastings Cemetery
(Wall 6, Row 4) which a plaque : Hazel Fletcher Wylie
died 18 October
1967.
Les and Hazel’s only daughter was
Joan Aline Wylie.
1.1.5.1 Joan Aline
Wylie (15 Nov 1922 –
1988) was born in Devonport, Auckland. She was a school teacher
and married Carl Louis Yortt (1913 - ) (Birth # 2416 June quarter, Palmerston
North) on 5
February, 1946 in Dannevirke,
N.Z. Carl was a gunner in WWII and
caught by the Germans on Crete, spending four years as a POW.
Carl spoke German. He had a
triple by-pass in January 2000, but is still able to travel to Sydney for Anzac
day to meet up with fellow WWII veteran friends. Carl and Joan had three boys Paul, Mark and
Gavin. Joan died of cancer in February
1989.
“Intentions
to Marry” 20/278, page 2180 # 16. Date
of notice 5
February, 1946.
Carl Louis YORTT age 32, bachelor, bank clerk, residence-Dannevirke 10 years. Joan Aline WYLIE age 23, spinster, school
teacher, residence-Dannevirke 3 years. Married in St. Johns the Baptist Church, Dannevirke, N.Z. by Rev. G.B.
Stephenson. Church of England.
1.2 Andrew Wylie (18
Apr 1860 – 7 Dec 1930) born in Dundee, Angus, Scotland (Birth: IGI # C112821) married on 3 May, 1882 to Martha Frances Brown (? – 7 Oct 1941) in Wellington N.Z. Andrew and died in Lower Hutt, N.Z. (Death # 3741 December quarter, Wellington,
N.Z.). Martha was born in Dunedin (Birth #
431, Dunedin) and died in Wellington (Death # 4223 December quarter, Wellington, N.Z.)
“Intentions
to Marry” 20/27, page 420 # 92 date of notice 3 May, 1882.
Andrew
Wylie aged 22, bachelor, accountant, residence – Wellington. Martha Frances BROWN,
aged 20, spinster, residence Wellington. Permission
given to marry by her father (Arthur BROWN) as she is a minor.
Married
in the Registry Office by G. HOLDSWORTH, registrar.
1890
Electoral Roll (City of Wellington) Kent Terrace, Wellington
WYLIE,
Andrew – solicitor
1893
Electoral Roll (City of Wellington) Kent Terrace, Wellington
WYLIE,
Andrew – solicitor
WYLIE,
Martha Frances – married
1902
Electoral Roll (City of Wellington) 37a Wellington Terrace, Wellington
(solicitor)
freehold, part section 789, 120, 80, Mein Street & Daniel Street.
1935 Electoral Roll (City of Wellington) 20 Moturoa Street, Thorndon,
Wellington
WYLIE,
Martha Frances – married
Death
Notice – Evening Post (publication date 8 December 1930)
WYLIE,
On Sunday 7
December 1930, at Heretaunga,
suddenly Andrew Wylie aged 70. Service at St. Paul’s Mulgrave Street, 9am tomorrow (Tuesday). Internment private.
Karori Cemetery – Wellington (Area 9, Block A, Row 9, Plot 1) Headstone:
In
Loving Memory of Martha Frances Wylie died 7 October 1941
“There is no death”. Andrew WYLIE born
April 1860, died December 1930. Harold
Vernon Wylie son of the above died June 1906 interred at Edinburgh. God is Love.
Death
Notice – ‘Dominion’ (publication date 8 October 1941)
WYLIE – On 7 October 1941, at Heretaunga, Martha
Frances, widow of the late Andrew Wylie. Funeral Service at
Cathedral Church of St. Paul, Mulgrave Street, at 11am today (Wednesday). Internment private. No flowers.
Andrew
and Martha had two children, Harold and Gladys
1.2.1
Harold Vernon Wylie (1883 – June 1906) was born in Wellington, N.Z.
(Birth # 2515 September quarter) and died in Pancras,
London. (Death # Vol. 1b, page 35, June quarter, Pancras, England. He is interned at Edinburgh.
1.2.2
Gladys Muriel Wylie (1888 – 23 April, 1972) born in Wellington N,.Z. (Birth # 3710
December quarter, Wellington N.Z.)
1928
Electoral Roll (Wellington North)
WYLIE,
Gladys Muriel – spinster
1935
Electoral Roll (Wellington North) 20 Moturoa Street, Thorndon, Wellington
WYLIE,
Gladys Muriel – spinster
Death
Notice – Evening Post (publication date 24 April 1972)
WYLIE,
Gladys Muriel of Kinbrae, Golf Road, Heretaunga – on 23 April 1972, at Lower Hutt,
daughter of the late Andrew & Frances WYLIE. A service will be held in St. Mary’s Anglican
Church, Guard Street, Silverstream on
Wednesday 26
April 1972 at 11am, thereafter
to Akatarawa Cemetery.
Gee
& Hickton Ltd.
1.3 William Galbraith Wylie (30
Nov 1861 – 16 Feb 1908) born in Dundee, Angus, Scotland (Birth: IGI # C112821, Scotland),
he died in Auckland N.Z. (Death: # 45 March quarter, Auckland N.Z.). William married on 22 May, 1894 to Mary Alice Isabella
(Bella) Ingram (1867 – 1948) in Wellington, N.Z.
daughter of W.H. Ingraham. Mary was born in Hokitika, (Birth: # 951 Hokitika,
N.Z.) and died in Auckland (Death: # 4036 December quarter).
“Intentions to Marry” 20/39, page
621 # 172 date of notice 22 May, 1894:
William Galbraith
WYLIE age 32, bachelor, civil servant, residence - Wellington. Mary Alice INGRAM age 26,
spinster, residence – Wellington.
Married at St. Peter’s Church by Rev. F.D. PRITZ, Wellington.
“Intentions
to Marry” 20/39, page 621, # 172 date of notice 22 May 1894:
William Galbraith WYLIE age 32, bachelor, civil servant, residence –
Wellington. Mary Alice INGRAM age 26,
spinster, residence – Wellington.
Married at St. Peter’s Church by Rev. F.D. PRITZ, Wellington.
Marriage
Notice – Evening Post [publication date 28 May, 1894]
WYLIE –
INGRAM. At St. Peter’s
Church, William, 3rd son of the late William WYLIE to Mary Alice
(Bella), daughter of W.H. Ingram, watchmaker, of this city. Nelson, Hokitika
and Melbourne papers please copy.
1887
Electoral Roll (Te Aro) Taranaki Place, Wellington –
William Jnr. (clerk)
1890
Electoral Roll (City of Wellington) Woolcombe St, Wellington - William Jnr. (clerk)
1893
Electoral Roll (City of Wellington) Woolcombe Street, Wellington - William (clerk)
1935
Electoral Roll (Auckland East) 25 George
Street, SE1, Newmarket, Auckland
WYLIE,
Mary Alice – widow
Death Notice ‘Evening Post’ (publication date 17 February, 1908)
WYLIE, On the 16 February 1908 at Auckland, William WYLIE, aged 46 years.
Death Notice ‘New Zealand Herald’ (publication date 11 October 1948)
WYLIE – On 10 October, at her residence, 13 Wood Street, Ponsonby. Bella, loved wife of the
late William WYLIE, aged 81 years. A
service will be held at Arthur HOLMES & Sons’ Chapel, McCoil Street, Newmarket 3pm today (Monday) funeral then leaving for Purewa.
1.3.1
Hector Galbraith Wylie (4 June 1899 – 13
Sept 1970) born in Wellington, N.Z. he
died at Otaki, N.Z.
He married Frances Violet Morgan
(6 June 1900 – 19
July 1970) on 9 January, 1920 in Otaki, N.Z. daughter of Samuel Morgan
and Emma Hancox.
Golden
Anniversary, Evening Post (publication date 14 January 1970)
WYLIE –
MORGAN – On 9
January 1920, at All Saints’ Church, Otaki, Hector Galbraith WYLIE to Fances
Violet MORGAN by Rev. PETRIE. Present
address, 1 Arthur Street, Otaki Railway.
Death Notice : Evening Post (publication date 20 July 1970)
WYLIE,
Frances Violet of 1 Arthur
Street, Otaki. On 19 July
1970 at Palmerston North Hospital, dearly loved wife of Hector WYLIE, and loved
mother of Reg, Mavis (Mrs. BRANCH), Pearl (Mrs McGUIGAN),
Una (Mrs HORN), and Trevor (all of Otaki) and Ivan
(Sam, Ngaio), and loved grandma of 26 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren;
aged 70 years. A
patient sufferer at rest. Service
at All Saints’ Anglican Church, Otaki , tomorrow, (Tuesday) 21 July 1970 at 1pm
thereafter at Otaki Lawn Cemetery. Harvey’s Funeral Service, Levin.
Death Notice : Evening Post (publication date 14 September 1970)
WYLIE,
Hector Galbraith of 1 Arthur Street, Otaki (suddenly)
beloved husband of the late Frances Violet WYLIE, and loved father of Reg,
Mavis (Mrs. BRANCH), Pearl (Mrs McGUIGAN), Una (Mrs
HORN), and Trevor (all of Otaki) and Ivan (Sam,
Ngaio), and loved granddad of 26 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren; aged
71 years. Service at All Saints’
Anglican Church, Otaki , tomorrow, (Tuesday) 15 September 1970
at 1:30pm thereafter at Otaki Cemetery. Messages to 136 Waerenga Road, Otaki.
Harvey’s Funeral Service, Levin.
Otaki Cemetery – Block E, Row 4, Headstone:
WYLIE.
Loving Memories of Mum & Dad.
Frances Violet (6 June 1900 – 19 July 1970.
Hector Galbraith 4 June 1899 – 13 September 1970
1.4
John Wylie (1863 – 6 Jan 1864) born in Auckland, NZ he died also died in Auckland
Death Notice
“New Zealand Herald” (publication date 6 February 1864,
page 6)
WYLIE – At Ferry
Hotel, Panmure on 6th January, John infant son of William Wylie.
1.5 John Wylie (abt 1864 – 17 Aug 1938) born in Auckland
he died at Palmerston North, N.Z. Sarah
Ann Bailey (1877 – 1917) born September quarter, Christchurch (Reg. # 2501)
and died in September quarter, Levin N.Z. (Reg. # 2803). John and Sarah married on 6 November, 1897 in Wellington, N.Z. (Reg. # 3963, Wellington)
1893
Electoral Roll (City of Wellington) Woolcombe Street, Wellington
WYLIE, John – telegraph linesman
1899
Electoral Roll (City of Wellington) 36 Lorne Street, Te Aro, Wellington
WYLIE, John – telephone linesman
1899
Electoral Roll (City of Wellington) Wadestown, Wellington
WYLIE, John –
telephone linesman
‘Intentions to Marry’ 20/45, page 684, # 406, date of notice 6 November 1897 –
WYLIE, John – age 33, bachelor,
telephone linesman, residence – Wellington 16 years. BAILEY, Sarah Ann
age 21, spinster, residence – Wellington 3 months. Married
at the Rev. James Kennedy ELLIOTTS Manse, Pirie Street, Wellington by Rev. James Kennedy Elliott.
Death Notice : Evening Post (publication
date 18 August
1938)
WYLIE, - On 17 August 1938, at
Palmerston North Hospital, John Wylie of Arthur Street, Otaki
Railway, after a short illness; aged 73 years.
Funeral Notice : Evening Post (publication
date 18 August
1938)
WYLIE, - The friends of the late
John Wylie are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the
Presbyterian Church, Otaki, at 2pm, Saturday 20
August for Otaki Cemetery. (Webber & Taylor,
Funeral Directors, Bell Street, Otaki).
Otaki Cemetery, Otaki – Burial
Information.
Wylie, John – 20 August, 1938 age 73, residence – Otaki Railway, civil
servant, Rev Jackson, Presbyterian. (Webber & Taylor FD)
WYLIE,
Graeme Bernard – teacher
WYLIE,
Moira Dianne – clerk
1.5.1.1
Mavis Emma Wylie (1920 – 15 Sept 2002) born Otaki, N.Z. in the December quarter
(Reg. # 6304) and died in Levin, N.Z.
She married Harry Godfrey Branch
(1916 - ) who was born in September quarter in Awhitu,
N.Z. They married in 1945 in N.Z. (Reg.
# 15165)
Death Notice : ‘Evening Post’ (publication
date 15
January 1972)
BRANCH, Mavis Emma (Maisie)
of Otaki – On 15 September 2002, at Westland Rest Home, Levin. Aged 80 years. Loved wife of the late
Harry and loved mother and mother-in-law of Kevin & Glenys (Napier), Garry
& Carol (Otaki). Loved grandma of Tony &
Marie (Australia), Rebecca & Paul, Rachael & Ian, Paul and
Nathan and her great grand-children Jessie, Tyson, Luke, Jake and Matthew. A loved
sister and sister-in-law. A loving and caring wife and mother. Maisie will be at
her home until 19 September when her Service will be held at Harvey’s Chapel, Rangatira Street, Otaki at 11am, thereafter Private Cremation at Levin.
1.5.1.2 Evelyn (Pearl) Wylie (1925 - ) born in Ohaeawai, N.Z. (Reb. # 391) and married Robert McGuigan (abt
1919 - ) on 12
August 1947 in Otaki,
N.Z. (Reg. # 13447)
‘Intentions
to Marry’ 20/284, page 1248 # 27, date of notice 12 August 1947;
McGuigan, Robert aged 28, bachelor, labourer, residence – Otaki Railway 10 years. WYLIE, Evelyn Pearl age 22,
spinster, residence, Otaki Railway 21 years. Married at All Saints
Anglican Church, Otaki by H.E.K. Fry, Anglican.
1.5.1.2.1
Robert Hector McGuigan (1948 – 6 July 2000) born in Otaki, NZ in
the September quarter (Reg. # 6596) & Elizabet Gysderty van Kekem
married in 1970 (Reg. # 16818). Bob died
in Masterton.
Death
Notice ‘Dominion’ (publication date 7 July, 2000)
McGUIGAN, Robert Hector (Bob) – On 6 July 2000 (peacefully) at Glenwood Hospital, Masterton aged 55. Dearly loved husband of
Elizabeth (Masterton). Loved father of David (Wellington), Daniel & Anna (London) and Deborah (Wellington). Much loved brother and brother in-law of
Bruce & Rua (Palmerston North), Sue & Mike
Brock (Taihape), Carol and David Joines
(Raumati), Todd & Pauline (Palmerston North) and
the late Ray. Much loved son of the late
Pearl & Bob (Otaki). A service for Bob which will he held at the Solway
Chapel 227 High Street, Masterton on Monday 10 July,
20000 at 1pm.
1.5.1.3
Ivan Samuel (Sam) John Wylie (1926 - )
born in Otaki, N.Z. (Reb. #
6315) he married Aileen Conchie
(1931 - )on 12
May 1953 in Johnsonville, Wellington, N.Z.
(Reg. # 6218)
‘Intentions
to Marry’ 20/336, # 683, date of notice 12 May, 1953.
WYLIE,
Ivan Samuel John age 26, bachelor, market gardener, residence – Wellington. CONCHIE, Aileen age 21, spinster, residence,
Johnsonville. Married
at St. Peter & St. Paul Church, Johnsonville, by C.J. Evans, Roman
Catholic.
2000
Electoral Roll (Otaki) 30 Bell Street,
Otaki (retired)
1.5.1.4
Una Hazel Wylie (1928 - ) born in Otaki, N.Z. and married Robert Bryson Horn on 25 November 1948
in Otaki, N.Z. (Reg. # 16341).
‘Intentions
to Marry’ 20/290, page 1179, # 57, date of notice 25 Nov. 1948;.
HORN, Robert Bryson age 23, bachelor, dairy farmer, residence – Pahautanui 4 months. WYLIE, Una Hazel age 20,
spinster, residence – Otaki 20 years. Married at All Saints
Anglican Church, Otaki by H.E.K. Fry, Anglican.
1.5.1.4.1
John Bryson Horn (1949 – Sept 2001) born
in September quarter Otaki, N.Z. (Reg. # 6527) and Wendy Kay Rollinson
(1950 -) born in December quarter in Christchurch (Reg.
# 10002), they married in 1969 (Reg. # 12493).
John married 2nd Sally
Louise Christensen in 1988 (Reg. # 21358).
Death
Notice ‘Dominion’ (publication date 15 September 2001)
HORN, John Bryson – 1949 – 2001, Beloved son of Una (Otaki) and Bryson (Trader, Palmerston North). Dearly
loved brother and brother-in-law of Brian & Julia (Australia), Colin and Allyson House (Ohope),
Ann & Robert and much loved uncle of Colin & Karen, tony
& Shona, Alana, Natasha
and Breeah. Messages to Una Horn, 18 Oriwa Avenue, Otaki.
1.5.1.5
Trevor Robert Wylie (1938 - ) born in Otaki, N.Z. in September quarter (Reg. 4387) he married Marlene Joy O’Dea
(1937 - ) born in June quarter in Wellington (Reg. # 2712) in 1958 in Otaki, N.Z.
1975
Electoral Roll (Kapiti) 32 Freeman Road,
Otaki (bookseller)
2000
Electoral Roll (Otaki) 28 Brandon Street, Otaki (real estate)
1.6 David Wylie (1866 - ?) born in Wellington N.Z. (Birth Reg. 326) married on 26
June 1893 (Reg. # 1422) in N.Z. to Laura
Black Riley who was born in Greymouth, NZ
“Intentions
to Marry” 20/38, page 602, #210, date of notice 26 June 1893 –
WYLIE,
David, age 26, bachelor, clothier, residence – Wellington
RILEY, Laura Black, age 25, spinster, residence – Wellington.
Married at St. Johns Manse, Woolcombe Street by Rev. J. Paterson.
1890
Electoral Roll (City of Wellington) Woolcombe Street, Wellington
WYLIE, David – clothier
1893
Electoral Roll (City of Wellington) Woolcombe Street, Wellington
WYLIE, David –
clothier
Notes for Laura Wylie.
1893 Electoral
Roll (City of Wellington) Nairn Street, Mt. Cook, Wellington (house wife)
1902 Electoral
Roll (City of Wellington) 3 Epuni Street, Aro, Wellington
(married)
1.7 Cecilia Elizabeth Wylie (2
Aug 1868 – 9 Dec 1940) born in Wellington (Birth # 416, Wellington) she married on 8 June, 1892 to Andres Ferdinand Wiren
(5 Apr 1865 – 23
Aug 1943) in Wellington, son of John Wiren and Matilda Collins. Cecilla was known as Celia by the family, she married
Anders Wiren who was born in Bairnsdale, Victoria; in 1892 in Wellington, N.Z.
Anders birth registration information from the ‘Victoria Birth
Index’.
Mr. STOCKENBERG may have been the
one who gave the information to the registrar, so this maybe how Anders surname is listed as being his father. But quoted in the index [STOCKENBERG, Anders
Lonsdale – birth registered 1865 # 9487 Gippsland, father John Anders
STOCKENBERG, mother – Matilda WIREN.
Anders was the youngest of three sons of John Augustus Wiren who was
born 26 Oct
1820 in Halmstadt, Sweden and a young English widow Matilda Askey
(nee Collins) who married in Ballarat when John was searching for gold. They moved to Wellington
somewhere between 1857 and 1860.
“Intentions
to Marry” 20/27, page 1067 # 164 date of notice 3 June 1892:
Anders Ferdinand WIREN age 27, bachelor, accountant, dwelling place,
Wellington.
Cecilia
Elizabeth WYLIE, age 23, spinster, dwelling place – Wellington
Married in the House of Mr. Wylie, Woolcombe Street, Wellington by Rev. J. PATERSON.
Marriage
Notice – Evening Post newspaper [publication date 15 June 1892]
WIREN – WYLIE, On the 8th June
1892, at the residence of the bride’s parents, Woolcombe
Street, by the Rev. James PATTERSON, Anders Ferdinand, youngest son of the late
John Augustus WIREN, to Cecilia Elizabeth, eldest daughter of William WYLIE, of
Wellington, lithographer. Victoria papers
please copy.
Books by Anders Ferdinand Wiren
1.
The Jubilee of Rugby Football in Wellington. October 1879-1929. Wn, George W. Slade
Ltd. Ptrs, 1930.
2.
Poneke Football Club, 1883-1933, jubilee souvenir. Wn, Blundell Bros Ltd, 1933.
‘NZ
Free Lance’ newspaper [publication date 14 June 1902]
Mr. A.F. Wiren of Wellington, was born with a
quenchless enthusiasm for cricket and football.
But destiny marked him out for the law, and last week he was duly
admitted to the Bar. “Andy” is the son
of a Swedish father and an English mother, and it is probable that both were of
a modest and retiring disposition, for their son certainly is. Mr. Wiren, senior, was attracted to Victoria in the
days when horses were shod with gold, and nugget were more frequent than
potatoes, but not so valuable. He
fossicked on
Daylesford diggings, and started a store on the proceeds. He racked in gold duct on the Ovens and at
Kyneton, when flour was 40 pounds a ton, and sold kerosene in Castlemaine
before the beer industry broke out. ***
The nugget “Andy” came to light at Bairnsdale diggings, Gippsland, and when he
was four years old his father brought him to Wellington. He would “play the wag” often for a game of
cricket, and if he was “bowled out” by the wielder of the willow-switch, he
could always make a good defence, although he had no thought of joining the
Devil’s Own then a-days. He assimilated
knowledge at Wellington Wesleyan day school, and enlarged it at the Boys’ High
School. Then, they made a draper of
little Andy, and sent him to measure tape behind the counter of Turnbull, Smith
and Co., who were afterwards bought out by Sargoods.
*** He
was a cricket critic all this time, and he has written many useful things about
the game. His mother believed he had
brains, and urged him to study law, and when he went into the wastepaper
department of Mr Ollivier’s office, at the age of
fifteen, he read bits of legal dry-rot in between the matches. He was one of the Wellington
twenty-two that played a drawn match with the English team in 1888, and he
played for the Poneke Club whenever he got off the
chain. He is the keenest sport the Ponekes ever had, and we have it on the authority of the
Rugby Union, the ‘whitest.” He has
followed the law with Mr. Olliver, his partner, Mr
Brown and their successors, Messrs. Skerrett and
Wylie, for twenty-two years, and he showed his appreciation of the treatment of
the firm by marrying Miss Wylie, the sister of the boss. *** He has a young cricketer coming on, in
the person of a three-year-old son, and the little chap’s sister, who is older,
aids and abets him in his aspirations.
Of course, Andy used to belong to the Rugby Union before he started to
“swat” in earnest, and to the Wellington Cricket association. “Swatting”, however, did not prevent him
going to see the test match in Sydney last February. Finally, if
the new solicitor and old sport, has an enemy, let him
lodge his complaint. He would probably
require a wearer of silk to win a case disproving Andy’s claim to the title of
the “White Sport”.
1914
Electoral Roll [Wellington North] – Glasgow
Street, Kelburn, Wellington
WIREN,
Anders Ferdinand – solicitor
WIREN, Cecila Elizabeth – married.
1943
Electoral Roll [Wellington West] – 3 Vera
Street, Karori, Wellington
WIREN,
Anders Ferdinand – solicitor
Death Notice : Evening Post [publication date 10 December 1940]
WIREN –
On 9 December
1940, at her residence, 3 Vera Street, Karori (suddenly), Celia Elizabeth, dearly loved wife of
Anders Ferdinand WIREN and loved mother of Edith, Archie, Edgar & Andy; in
her 73rd year. Deeply mourned.
Funeral
Notice : Evening Post [publication date 10 December 1940]
WIREN –
The friends of Mr A.F. Wiren are invited to attend the funeral of his beloved
wife, Celia Elizabeth, which will leave his residence, 3 Vera Street, Karori, tomorrow (Wednesday) 11 December 1940, at the
conclusion of a service with commences at 2:30pm for the Karori
Cemetery.
Death Notice : Evening Post [publication date 23 August 1943]
WIREN –
On 23 August 1943 (suddenly) at Wellington, Anders Ferdinand, dearly-loved-
father of Mrs. J.R. Sclater, S.A. WIREN, E.C. WIREN
& A.G. WIREN (overseas) in his 79th year. Service at Karori Presbyterian Church, Newcombe Crescent, 10am Wednesday 25 August 1943, and thence to cemetery, Karori.
Funeral
Notice : Evening Post [publication date 23 August 1943]
Poneke Football Club
WIREN –
Members of the above Club are requested to attend the Funeral of their late
Life Member, Mr Anders Ferdinand WIREN.
F.J. TILYARD, Hon. Sec.
Karori Cemetery, Wellington [Area 11, Block E, Row 10, Plot 26] Headstone:
In Loving Memory of Cecilia Elizabeth WIREN
wife
of Anders Ferdinand WIREN
born 2 August 1868
died 9 December 1940.
‘A devoted wife and affectionate mother’
and
of
Anders Ferdinand WIREN
born 5 April 1865
died 23 August 1943
‘A loving father and true friend’
In Loving Remembrance of
Edith Lilian SCLATER (nee
WIREN)
born 3 September 1893
died 10 March 1959
‘Sadly missed’
Edgar Charles WIREN
beloved husband of Olive
died 3 January 1962 aged 57 years.
1.4.1.
Edith Lilian Wiren (3
Sept 1893 – 10 Mar 1959) born and died in Wellington. Edith married John Robert Sclater (abt 1891 - ) in
1921, a civil servant on 13 April, 1921 (Reg. # 3020) in
N.Z.
‘Intentions
to Marry” 20/133, page 1944 # 416, date of notice 13 April 1921:
John Robert SCLATER age 29, civil servant, bachelor, dwelling place
– Wellington, 2 years. Edith Lilian WIREN
age 27, spinster, dwelling place – Wellington, 27
years. Married at St. John’s Church, Wellington by J. Gibb, Presbyterian.
NZ Free Lance (publication date 27 April 1921). Social Gossips – page 18.
Miss
Edith WIREN, only daughter of Mr & Mrs A.F. Wiren,
Kelburn, Wellington, married
at St. John’s Church last week to Mr. J.R. Scalter, youngest
son of Mr & Mrs J.R. Sclater, of Karori. The bride
looked very winsome in ivory crepe de chine and georgette, with touches of
lavender. Her two bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy WYLIE, in cream lace and
net with turquoise sash & black panne hat and Miss Jessie Sclater in cream silk &
net, and cream hat. Mr. R.P. LONDON (Wanganui) was bestman and Mr. R.
Dyson (Wairarapa) was groomsman.
1943 Electoral Roll (Wellington West) 3 Vera
Street, Karori, Wellington
Edith Lilian (married), John Robert (Civil
Servant)
1949 Electoral Roll (Karori), 3 Vera Street, Karori, Wellington
Edith Lilian (married), John Robert (Civil
Servant)
1943 Electoral Roll (Karori), 3 Vera Street, Karori, Wellington
Edith Lilian (married), John Robert (Civil Servant)
Death Notice ‘Evening Post’ (publication date 10 March 1959)
SCLATER – On 10 March 1959, at her home, 42 Donald Street, Karori (formerly 3 Vera street). Edith Lilian, dearly-loved wife of John R. Sclater,
loved mother of Jean (Mrs M.A. Sutton), Celia (Mrs. A.D. Gardyne)
and John. Service
at the Presbyterian Church, Karori, tomorrow (Wed) 11 March 1959 at 2pm, thereafter to the Crematorium, Karori Cemetery. (I. Clark & Son).
Edith is buried
with her parents at Karori Cemetery, Wellington.
1.4.1.1
Jean Edith Sclater (1922 – 2 Jan 1999) born in Wellington in June
quarter (Reg. # 2884), Jean died in New Plymouth, New Zealand. She married Milton Alexander Geroge Sutton (1907 – bef 1999) about 19 January, 1948
in Karori, Wellington. According to the Electoral Rolls in 1969,
1972 & 1978 they were living at 4 Grenfell Drive, Karori, Wellington and Milton’s occupation
is given as manager.
“Intentions to Marry” 20/291, page
1346, # 121 date of notice 19 January, 1948: Milton Alexander George SUTTON age 40,
insurance supervisor, bachelor, residence – Wellington. Jean Edith SCLATER age 25,
spinster, residence – Wellington.
Married in the
Presbyterian Church, Karori by J.M. Bates,
Presbyterian.
Death Notice – Evening Post
(publication date 4 & 5 January, 1999)
SUTTON, Jean Edith – Peacefully at
Highland Lodge, New Plymouth on Saturday 2 January, 1999, aged
76 years. Dearly loved
wife of the late Milton Sutton. Loved mother of Anthea & Peter PALMER (Auckland), John (New Plymouth), Hilary SUTTON, & Jeff
Reed (Christchurch). Loved grandma of Libby and
Joanna, David and Pip, Duncan and Tim. Messaged to 89a Govett Avenue, New Plymouth. Friends are invited to a service to celebrate
the life of Jean SUTTON which will be held at St. Ninian’s
Presbyterian Church, Karori Road, Wellington on Wednesdayk 6 January at 11am
followed by Private Cremation.
1.4.1.2
Celia Lurline Sclater
(1925 – 25 Nov 2002) born in the September quarter
(Reg. # 4673) and died in Wellington she married Alexander David Gardyne about 18 January
1955 in Karori, Wellington.(Reg. # 1835) In the 1949 & 1954 Electoral Rolls (Karori) Ceilia was living with
her parents at 3 Vera Street, Karori,
Wellington. SCLATER, Celia Lurline – spinster.
“Intentions to Marry” 20/360, #
78, date of notice 18 January, 1955: Alexander
David GARDYNE age 34, civil servant, bachelor, residence – Wellington. Celia Lurline
SCLATER age 29, physiotherapist, spinster, residence – Wellington. Married in the Presbyterian Church, Karori
by J.C. GORDON, Presbyterian.
Death Notice :
Dominion Post (publication date 26 November 2002) – GARDYNE,
Celia Lurline – of Waikanae,
formerly of Wilton and Karori. On 25 November,
2002 peacefully at
Kenepuru Hospital. Loved wife and companion of
Alexander David. Loved mother, mother-in-law, outlaw and grandmother of Fraser,
Naomi, Lucy and Maggy Stuart and Janey
Christopherson, Mackenzie and Taieri,
Mary and Max Willing, Ngakeita, Ruby, Ira, Alison and
Malcolm Todd, Jo and Rowan. Sister of John Sclater and the late Jean
Sutton. Special thanks to the
staff of Ward 6, Kenepuru Hospital for
their care of Cilia. Her funeral service
will be held in the Waikanae Funeral Home Chapel, cnr. Omahi Street & Kapanua Road, Waikanae on Wednesday 27 November at 2pm followed by Private Cremation.
Death Notice :
Dominion Post (publication date 26 November 2002) – GARDYNE,
Celia Lurline On 25 November, 2002 peacefully at Kenepuru Hospital. Much loved wife and
companion of Alex. Mother
of Fraser, Stuart, Mary & Alison.
Mother-in-law of Naomi, Janey
Christopherson, Max Willing and Malcolm Todd. Grandma of Lucy, Maggie,
Mackenzie and Taieri, Ngakeita,
Ruby and Ira, Joe and Rowan. Sister of John Sclater and the late Jean
Sutton. ‘You will live with us forever.”
1.4.2.
Sidney Archibald Wiren (24 Jan 1899 – 30
Apr 1970) born and died in Wellington,
N.Z. he married
firstly Marjorie Halstead Carr (1903 – 1978) about 156 April 1924 in Wellington and
married second Juliet Balfour in
1968 in N.Z. and was a prominent barrister and solicitor, sportsman and
alpinist.
‘Intentions
to Marry’ 20/157, page 1953, #356 date of notice 15 April, 1924:
Sidney Archibald WIREN, age 25,
bachelor, solicitor, dwelling place – Wellington – life & Marjorie Halstead
CARR, age 21, spinster, dwelling place – Wellington, 13 years. Married in St. Paul’s
Pro-Cathedral by A.M. Johnson, Anglican.
1943
Electoral Roll (Wellington Suburbs) 43 Sefton Street, Wadestown, Wellington
(barrister)
1949
Electoral Roll (Onslow) 89
Western Hutt Road, Petone (barrister)
1954
Electoral Roll (Petone) 89 Western Hutt Road, Petone (barrister)
1957
Electoral Roll (Onslow) 89
Western Hutt Road, Petone (barrister)
Obituary ‘Evening Post’ (publication
date 1 May,
1970)
The death has occurred of Mr. Sidney
Archibald WIREN aged 71, a prominent Wellington
barrister and solicitor and also a sportsman and alphinist. Mr Wiren was born in Wellington and
educated at Wellington College where he won a university entrance scholarship before he was of an
age that enable him to take it up. From
there he went to Victoria University where he graduated BA * LLB.
He became president of the Victoria Students’ Association. He won the Plunket Medal for debating and was
a track athlete, representing the university in the mile and the three-mile
events. For more than 50 years he has
been in practice in Wellington as a barrister and solicitor.
He served on the committee of the Wellington District Law Society. Since 1929 he has been a member of the New
Zealand Alpine Club and was made a life member when the club celebrated its
diamond jubilee in 1951. From 1929 to
1932 he edited the club’s journal and was president to the club for 2
years. He was a keen bridge player and
a member of the Victoria Bridge Club. He
was also a member of the Wellington Club, the Wellington Racing Club and the
Wellington Golf Club. He is survived by
his wife and two daughters, Mrs. C. Cripps of Suva, and Mrs. M.
Williams of Days Bay. His funeral service will
take place at the Lychgate Chapel tomorrow morning
followed by private crematio.
1.1.1.
Edgar Charles Wiren (12 Mar 1904 – 3
Jan 1962) born and died in Wellington,
N.Z. He married Olive Marie Hickling (25 Apr 1901 – 27
Aug 1997) who was born in Wodonga, Victoria (Reg. #
15475) on 20
April 1927 in Napier, N.Z. daughter of
Hubert Hickling and Jemima Parnaby. Edgar was a barrister and solicitor and
Olive was a school teacher.
1949 Electoral Roll (Karori) 17a Homewood Avenue,
Karori, Wellington (solicitor)
1951 Electoral Roll (Karori) 17a Homewood Avenue,
Karori, Wellington (solicitor)
1954 Electoral Roll
(Karori) 17a Homewood Avenue,
Karori, Wellington (solicitor)
‘Intentions to Marry’ 10/178, page 422, # 57, date of notice 19 April 1927:
Edgar Charles
WIREN age 23, barrister & solicitor, bachelor, residence Wellington 23 years, Napier – 3 days. Olive
Marie HICKLING age 25, school teacher, spinster, residence -–Nuhaka 3 years,
Napier 10 days. Married in St. Paul’s Church, Napier by J.A. Asher, Presbyterian.
Death Notice: ‘Evening Post’ (publication date 5 January, 1962)
WIREN –
On 3 January 1962, at Wellington, Edgar Charles, beloved husband of Olive Marie
WIREN, 17a Homewood Avenue, Karori, and loving father
of Janet, in his 58th year.
Service at St. Ninian’s Presbyterian Church, Karori, 10am tomorrow (Saturday) 6 January, 1962,
thereafter to the Main Crematorium Chapel, Rosehaugh
Avenue, Karori.
(I. Clark & Son)
Funeral Notice: ‘Evening Post’ (publication date 5 January, 1962)
Empire Lodge No. 255.
WIREN –
The Brethren of the above Lodge are invited to attend the Funeral Service for
their Very. Wor. Bro. Edgar Charles WIREN, P.G.R., at St. Ninian’s Presbyterian Church, Karori
10am tomorrow (Saturday) 6 January, 1962, thereafter to the Main Crematorium Chapel, Rosehaugh Avenue, Karori.
W.M.
Death Notice: ‘Evening Post’ (publication date 28 August 1997)
WIREN,
Olive Marie – On 27 August at Willowdene, South Karori Road. Wife of
the late Edgar C. WIREN and mother of Janet FOWLER. A service for Olive will be held at the Main
Crematorium Chapel, Rosehaugh Avenue, Karori on Friday 29 August 1997 at 2:30pm.
1.4.3.
Clement Alan Wiren (11 Dec 1908 – 4
Jan 1909) born and died in Wellington, N.Z.
Birth Notice : Evening Post [publication date 4 January, 1909]
WIREN, on the 11 December 1908 at Glasgow Road, Kelburn, to Mr &
Mrs A.F. & C.E. Wiren – a son.
Death Notice : Evening Post [publication date 4 January, 1909]
WIREN ,. On
4 January 1909 of peritonitis, Clement Alan, infant son of A.F. & C.E. WIREN. Private
internment.
Karori Cemetery, Wellington [Area 1, Block A, Row 16, Plot 53] Headstone:
In
Loving Memory of Matilda WIREN died 20 August 1905
age 77 years. ‘At
Rest’. Also Clement Alan WIREN
grandson of the above died 4 January 1909 age 3 weeks. ‘Thy
will be done’.
1.1.2.
Anders Galbraith Wiren (14 Nov 1911 - 1998) born in Wellington he married Joyce Caradus (17 Mar 1919 - ) who was born in Auckland (Reg. #
1637) and died in Masterton (Reg. # 3586). Anders and Joyce married on 5 September 1949 in Wellington, (Reg. # 9958 NZ) and had three children.
“Intentions to Marry” 20/297, page 1457, # 1448 date of notice 5
Sept.1949.
Anders Galbraith WIREN age 37, insurance clerk,
bachelor, dwelling place Wellington.
Joyce CARADUS age 30, spinster, dwelling place – Wellington. Married at Presbyterian
Church, Karori by J.M. Bates, Presbyterian.
1943 Electoral Roll (Wellington West) 3 Vera Street, Karori, Wellington (clerk)
1949 Electoral Roll (Karori) 17 Burrows Avenue, Karori, Wellington (clerk)
1951, 1954, 1957 & 1960 Electoral Roll (Onslow) 26 The Drive,
Tawa Flat, Wellington (insurance clerk)
1.8 Richard McNaughton Wylie (24 June 1870 – 27 Dec 1925) born in Nelson,
N.Z. married in 1896 (Reg. # 1485 N.Z.) to Rosina Cotter (? – 11 Dec 1958).Z. and died in Hawera, N.Z.
Death notice : Evening Post (publication date 28 December 1925)
“WYLIE
– On 27
December, 1925 at Hawera, Richard McNaughton; aged
55 years. Funeral at Hawera at 11am on
the 29 December.
Hawera Cemetery, Hawera. Burial Record – buried 31 December 1925
(law Clerk) residence – Hawera, died 27 December, 1925
aged 55, plot purchased 7
January, 1926.
Episcopalian
block XL, Plot 11, Headstone :
In
Loving Memory of Richard McNaughton WYLIE beloved
husband of Rosina WYLIE, died 27 December
1925, aged 55
years.
1899 Electoral
Roll (City of Wellington)
13 Nairn Street, Mt. Cook, Wellington,
WYLIE, Richard
(clerk)
WYLIE, Rosina (married)
1935 Electoral
Roll (Patea) 2
Morrissey Street, Hawera, Taranaki,
WYLIE, Rosina – married.
Rosina
was cremated – Hawke’s Bay Cremation Register (# 1652), Rosina
WYLIE 11 December,
1958. Disposal
– Funeral Director, NICHOLSON.
1.9 Alexander Wylie (30
April 1872 – bef.
10 Jan 1873) born in Nelson, N.Z. (Birth Record # 724, Nelson, N.Z.)
Wakapuaka Cemetery – 10 kms from Nelson
heading toward Picton. Old Presbyterian Section,
Block 3, Plot 23 (no headstone).
Burial Record : 10 January, 1873, age 8 months.
Death # 127 March
quarter, Nelson N.Z.
1.10 Archibald McMillan Wylie (30
April 1872 – bef.
6 Aug 1872) born in Nelson, N.Z. (Birth Record # 724, Nelson, N.Z.) He is
buried at Wakapuaka Cemetery – 10 kms from Nelson heading toward
Picton. Old Presbyterian Section, Block
3, Plot 23 (no headstone). Burial Record
6 August, 1872 at age three months.
1.11 Elizabeth (Bessie) Mary
Wylie (16 May 1873 – 31 Jan 1937) born in Nelson, N.Z. (Birth # 1105), in the September quarter and Walter Urquhart
(1877 – 27 Jun 1956) born June quarter
(Reg # 1187, Wanganui, NZ). Bessie married Walter on 10 April, 1906 in Wellington, N.Z. (Reg. # 2482 NZ)
1899
Electoral Roll (City of Wellington) 8
Bidwell Street,
Mt Cook, Wellington
(spinster)
1902
Electoral Roll (City of Wellington) 8
Bidwell Street,
Mt Cook, Wellington
(spinster)
‘Intentions
to Marry’ 20/64, page 386, # 277, date of notice 10 April 1906 –
URQUART,
Walter, age 29, draper, bachelor, residence, Wellington 4
years
WYLIE,
Elizabeth Mary age 31, spinster, residence – Wellington 28
years. Married at the residence of Mrs.
Wylie, 8 Bidwell
Street, Mt. Cook, Wellington by
Reb. J. Gibb.
Death Notice:
“Evening Post” (Publication date 1 February 1937) –
URQUART, On 31
January, 1937 at Wellington,
Elizabeth Mary (Bessie), dearly loved wife of Walter Urquhart
of 13 Ruahine
Street, Hataitai.
Funeral Notice: “Evening Post” (Publication date 1 February 1937) –
The Friends of Mr Walter URQUHART
are invited to attend the Funeral service of his late beloved wife, Elizabeth
Mary, which will be held at the Chapel of E. Morris, Jnr, tomorrow
2 February 1937 at 10am. Funeral
at Karori.
Private internment.
Karori Cemetery, Wellington (Area 5,
Block A, Row 20, Plot 1) Headstone:
URQUHART
Remembrance
Elizabeth Mary beloved wife of Walter URQUHART died 31 January, 1937 – aged 63
Also
Walter URQUHART beloved husband of above died 27 June 1956 – age 79.
‘Peace Perfect Peace’.
1.12 Jessie McNaughton
Wylie (1875 - 1965) born in Nelson (Birth # 710),
N.Z. in the June Quarter, died at age 90 in Wellington (Reg. # 2-4862) and Duncan
Urquhart (1872 –
?) born June quarter (Reg # 1187, Wanganui,
NZ). Bessie married Walter on 9 June, 1913 in Wellington, N.Z. (Reg. # 3325 NZ)
1899
Electoral Roll (City of Wellington) 8
Bidwell Street,
Mt Cook, Wellington
(spinster)
1902 Electoral Roll (City of Wellington) 8 Bidwell Street, Mt Cook, Wellington (spinster)
‘Intentions
to Marry’ 20/85, page 573, # 438, date of notice 9 June, 1913 –
URQUART,
Duncan, age 40, bachelor, station manager, residence, Wellington 3
days
WYLIE,
Jessie McNaughton, age 38, spinster, residence – Wellington 37 years.
Married at the Presbyterian Church, Kelburn by Rev. J. Gibb.
1.13 Robert Wylie (1876 – 28 Jan 1943) born in Wellington married Laura Treleven Hatten on 8 August, 1906 in Wellington, N.Z.
‘Intentions
to Marry’ 20/64, page 447, # 578, date of notice 8 August, 1906 –
WYLIE,
Robert, age 29, estate agent, bachelor, residence – Wellington 25
years
HATTEN, Laura Treleven, age 29, spinster, residence – Wellington 5
years
Married
at the Registrar’s Office, Wellington by G.G. Hodgkins, deputy
registrar.
1922
Electoral Roll (Hutt) Main
Road, Taita
(land & estate agent)
1938
Electoral Roll ( Wellington suburbs) 667 High Street, Lower Hutt (Storekeeper)
1941
Electoral Roll ( Wellington suburbs) 35 Boulcott Street, Lower Hutt (Storekeeper)
1946
Electoral Roll (Onsolow), WYLIE, Laura 25 Boulcott Street, Lower Hutt (widow)
Non-war
Grave :
Service
# 5030, 4 & 8 Contingent, South African War, died 28 January 1943, Karori – South African plot 66.S.A.
Also : 1326 Private WYLIE, Robert; 4 Contigent, 7 Company: Storeman, residence – 8 Bidwell Street, Wellington. Next of Kin – WYLIE, E.
(mother) same address, died Hutt Valley 1943, Cape Colong : Transvaal:Rhodesia: South
Africa 1901: South Africa 1902, 5030 Sergeant, 8 Contingent, A. Sqdn.
Death Notice:
“Evening Post” (Publication date 28 January, 1943) –
WYLIE
– On 28 January,
1943, at his residence, 53 Boulcott Street, Lower Hutt, Robert beloved husband of Laura Treleven
Wylie, and brother of Albert, Edgar and Jessie of Wellington, aged 66. South African War Veteran.
Funeral
Notice: “Evening Post” (Publication date 28 January, 1943) –
WYLIE
-, The friends of the late Robert Wylie are respectfully invited to attend his
Funeral, which will leave the Chapel of J.R. Croft Ltd, Kings Crescent, Lower Hutt, tomorrow, Friday 29 January, 1943 at 3:15pm for the
Soldiers Cemetery, Karori.
Karori Cemetery, Wellington (Area 11, Block C, Row 1, Plot 4) – Headstone:
South African War,
1326 Sgt.
R. Wylie
4th Contingent
died 28-1-1943
aged
66
1.14 Thomas William Wylie (1878 – 6 Sept 1878) born in the September quarter (Reg. # 2270) in
Wellington he is buried at Boulcott Street, Cemetery,
Wellington RCI Reg 0968, status – plot unknown.
1.15 Edgar McMillan Wylie (1879 – 16 Aug 1946) born in Wellington
N.Z. he died at Raumati, N.Z. Edgar married Alicia Hanrahan
on 3 September,
1904 in N.Z.
1902 Electoral
Roll [City of Wellington} 8 Bidwell Street, Mt. Cook, Wellington (Law
clerk)
1931 Electoral
Roll [Wellington
Suburbs] 45 Wade Street, Wadestown, Wellington.
WYLIE, Edgar
McMillan – representative
WYLIE, Alicia
– married
1935 Electoral
Roll [Wellington
Suburbs] 45 Wade Street, Wadestown, Wellington.
WYLIE, Edgar
McMillan – representative
1935
Electoral Roll [Wellington Suburbs] 11 Tasman Street, Mt. Cook, Wellington.
WYLIE, Alicia
– married
1943 Electoral
Roll [Wellington
Suburbs] 45 Wade Street, Wadestown, Wellington.
WYLIE, Edgar
McMillan – coy representative
1943 Electoral
Roll [Wellington
Suburbs] 14 Simla Crescent, Khandallah,
Wellington.
WYLIE, Alicia – married
‘Intentions to Marry” 20/58, page 1269, # 612, date of notice 3 September 1904 –
WYLIE, Edgar McMillan, age 25, bachelor, law clerk, residence – Wellington, life
HANRAHAN, Alicia, age 21, spinster, residence – Wellington 2 &
half years
Married
at the Residence of Mrs Wylie, 8 Bidwell Street, Mt. Cook, Wellington by Rev. James Gibb.
Death notice : Evening Post [publication
date 17 August
1946]
WYLIE – On 16 August 1946, at his residence
at Raumati, Edgar McMillan, dearly-loved husband of
Alicia Wylie, and father of Irene, Gladys, Ian, Bruce and Constance; aged 67
years.
Funeral notice : Evening Post [publication
date 17 August
1946]
WYLIE, the Friends of the late Edgar McMillan WYLIE are invited to
attend his funeral, which will be held at our Chapel, 25 Kent Terrace on
Monday, 19 August 1946, at the conclusion of service’s which will commence at
11am for the cemetery, Karori.
1.15.1
Irene
Elizabeth Wylie (1905 – 24 Sept 1977) born in the June quarter, (Reb.
# 2096) in Wellington NZ she died in Wellington at age 72, and Charles Whitley Sinclair (1902 – 1066) born in
the December quarter in Nelson (Reg. # 4455) and died in Wellington (Reg. # 2-3094). Irene and Charles married in 1938 in N.Z.
(Reg. # 4006NZ).
1931 Electoral
Roll [Wellington
Suburbs] 45 Wade Street, Wadestown, Wellington.
WYLIE, Irene
Gladys – spinster
1935 Electoral
Roll [Wellington
Suburbs] 45 Wade Street, Wadestown, Wellington.
WYLIE, Irene
Gladys – spinster
Death notice : ‘Evening Post’? or
Dominion ? (publication date 26 September, 1977.
SINCLAIR,
Irene Elizabeth of 135 Meehan
Street, Wainuiomata,
and formerly of Paramata and Otak. On 24 September 1977, at Hutt
Hospital, dearly loved wife of the late Charles, and loved mother of Jan (Mrs.
Patterson), John and Mary (Mrs Sayers), mother-in-law of Bob, Robyn and Dave,
loved nana of Vicki, Bruce, Kim, Lisa, Neil, Mark, Brett and Jody. Cut flowers preferred. The Funeral Service which will be in Cornwall
Manor, corner of Knights Road & Cornwall Street, Lower Hutt
tomorrow (Tuesday) 27 September 1977.
Death notice : ‘Evening Post’? or
Dominion ? (publication date 26 September, 1977.
SINCLAIR,
Irene Elizabeth On 24 September 1977, at Hutt Hospital,
loved sister and sister-in-law of Gladys, Bill, Con, Ken, Jean & the late
Bruce and Ian.
1.15.2. Ena Gladys Wylie (1906 – 8
Oct 1980) born in the December quarter in Wellington
(Reg. # 5049) and died in Wellington
(Reg. # 2-26492) and George William
Brown (15 June 1909
