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1 "England, Northumberland, Parish Registers, 1538-1950", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QP72-JB37 : 19 April 2021), George Sayers, 1867. Sayers, George (I434)
 
2 (Neame FTW) From 'Nelson Colonist' - Married at residence of Rev. Edward Thomas at Nelson, by the Rev. John Crump on 26/2/1870 John Neame and Matilda Lodge.

Source: http://www.neamefamily.com/tree/getperson.php?personID=I2675&tree=neame
Registered 8 Aug. 1849
 
Neame, John Edward (I302)
 
3 1 months old at death. Stiles, Nellie Ruby (I348)
 
4 1861 UK Census: Age 19 years Gibb, Jane (I663)
 
5 1891 UK Census Davy, John (I402)
 
6 1891 UK Census Sayers, Wilson (I658)
 
7 1906 Lived in Sailsbury Avenue Fremantle WA George, Alfred James (I103)
 
8 20/09/1917 - Wounded in action in Belgium.
20/09/1917 - Admitted to 3rd. Canadian Casulty Clearing Station, France.
21/09/1917 - Died in France from gun shot wound to the back. 
Davy, John Cheesemond (I209)
 
9 Also referred to as "Matches". All his army colleges referred to him as "Matches" also. Gardiner, John Samuel (I28)
 
10 Although he is named on this memorial stone, Sussex Parish registers (familysearch.org) note him as being buried in St Andrews Churchyard, Tarring, Worthing on 20th April 1895.
Sarah was his second wife. They married in 1861.
His first wife was Emma Neame whom he married in 1848

Mertens was a London-born solicitor, who, in 1841 was appointed by the Lord Chancellor to be a Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. in 1851 he was in practice in Cecil Square with his brother-in-law, William Brooke. He was something of a visionary and saw significant development opportunities in the Margate area which he was able to exploit through his,and his brother's, connections.

His brother, George, was a director of the new railway company that had been set up to build the proposed London, Chatham and Dover Railway. Mertens and Brooke were aware of when family farms came up for sale, often on the death of a family member.

By the time the new railway reached Margate in the late summer of 1863, Mertens was the owner of all the land that would, one day, become the CT8 postcode area.

The development of Westgate-on-Sea shows meticulous planning. The editor of Keble's Gazette wrote on September 23, 1871: "There are evident signs that Westgate is destined to become, in every way, in very few years, a watering-place of considerable size.

"We see indications that the estate is managed by a master mind."

To acquire the land that he needed had required the borrowing of a substantial sum. Mertens did not intend to develop the land himself and, while waiting to find the ideal man to do so, he began to sell or lease small parcels of land at the eastern end of Marsh Bay (later re-named St Mildred's) to individuals.

By 1871 it seems he had retired from practicing law and described himself as deriving income from landownership.

In 1891 he had left the Margate area and was living in Hillcote house, Broadwater Street, Broadwater, West Sussex. 
Mertens, Herman Dirs (I718)
 
11 Anglican Cemetery Sharp, Sarah (I327)
 
12 Biography:
John Edward was born in 1849.[1] He emigrated to NZ as a newborn with his parents aboard the 'Pekin'.
He married (1st) Matilda Jane Lodge in 1870.
After she passed away in 1887[4], he married (2nd) Maria Stewart (a widow) in 1893.
He passed away in 1906 age 58 and is buried in Oamaka Cemetery, Blenheim.

Mr John Edward Neame, who died at his residence yesterday, was a very old resident of Marlborough. He was born at Maidstone in Kent, and came out to New Zealand in the year 1846, being then a child of about three years of age. For a number of years he resided in Nelson where he married.Matilda Lodge, his first wife. Later he came to Marlborough and had the distinction of being the oldest and best known waggoner upon the road. For 27 years he followed this occupation, and for the last 17 years had driven a team for Mr J. White, of Onamalutu. His excellent qualities won him many friends and he was generally respected throughout the district. On Saturday last he was engaged in his ordinary occupation and after a brief illness died on Wednesday morning at 2 o'clock. His second wife, whom he married about 1892, survives and he also leaves to mourn his loss three daughters and two sons: Mrs W. Fairhall, of Spring Creek, Mrs G. Bonnington, of Wairau Valley; Mrs A. Tovey, of Blenheim, Mr S. Neame, of Tua Marina, and Mr Newton Neame, of this town.

Note: The error in his published obituary regarding age and date of migration. His name appears on the passenger list of the Pekin 1849, age 10 days

Source: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Neame-70 
Neame, John Edward (I302)
 
13 Birth date estimated based on date of death and the age of 75 at death. Jackson, Isabella (I396)
 
14 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I427)
 
15 Calculated birth year from death registration number 102132/1968 - Age at death stated as 41 years Hillbrick, Kenneth Rupert (I564)
 
16 Changed Name to Hillbrick during World War 1 Hillbrich, Harold Herbert (I128)
 
17 Check probate notice at:
Wills of the Week. (1925, June 21). Sunday Times (Perth, WA : 1902 - 1954), p. 16. Retrieved June 7, 2012, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article58219757 
Gardiner, Leslie George (I341)
 
18 Cremated Fremantle Cemetery, memorialized in Garden of Remembrance, Crematorium E, Garden, 1, Position 1. Harper, Archilbald Tullock (I652)
 
19 Death could - England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915 : Q4 : Volume 10b : Page 118 Dobson, Joseph (I446)
 
20 Described his occupation as a machinist Singleton, James (I101)
 
21 Died at 12 days old. Elliott, Maxine Amelia (I657)
 
22 Died at 3 months Stiles, Beredge Harold (I107)
 
23 Died from Heart Failure Neame, Jessie Sarah (I51)
 
24 Died in Broome. No record of grave. May well have died on the line going to Wyndam. In those days, no way to keep body so may have been buried where he died. George, Alfred James (I103)
 
25 Died in NSW with surname of Adams. Ashworth, Dorothy May (I539)
 
26 England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915
Apr-May-Jun : Volume: 10b - Page 57 (Age 40 years) 
Sayers, George (I434)
 
27 Exact date and location supplied by Trevor Gardiner - 30/03/2023 Gardiner, Joseph Henry (I495)
 
28 Exact dates and location of death supplied by Trevor Gardiner - 30/03/2023 Gardiner, Esther Jane (I494)
 
29 Formerly Maria (Peel) Stewart Peel, Maria (I478)
 
30 http://www.bdm.dotag.wa.gov.au/
Registration number: 117 
Wyatt, Charlotte Jane (I199)
 
31 http://www.carnamah.com.au/ca41.html

Victor Robert TRENBERTH

Born 19 July 1916 in Nice, France [16]
Farmhand in Carnamah, Western Australia 1935-1941 [5] [19]
Committee Member of the Carnamah Badminton Club in 1935 [5: 3-May-1935]
Member of Carnamah's Parkinson Tennis Club in 1935-36 [5: 25-Oct-1935]
Member of the Carnamah Cricket Club 1936-1940 - played for the Carnamah Reds [5: 14-Feb-1936] [4: 9-Mar-1940]
Travelled to and from cricket in Coorow with his team-mates on the back of Charlie OLSEN's truck on 9 February 1936 [5]
On their way back to Carnamah the truck hit a bank on the side of the road and they were all thrown off the back of the truck [5]
Only one of his team-mates was slightly injured, and after repairing the truck they carried on with their journey home [5: 14-Feb-1936]
Attended the Carnamah Repertory Club's Social Evening & Play Presentation at the Carnamah Hall on 17 June 1936 [5: 19-Jun-1936]
Attended the Bridge Evening to bid farewell to Tom & Johanna BERRIGAN in Carnamah on Sunday 21 June 1936 [5: 26-Jun-1936]
Member of the Carnamah Social Club in 1937 [0: image 03704]
Member of the Carnamah Golf Club in 1940 [0: image 03070]
Resided in the Perth suburb of East Fremantle prior to enlisting in the Australian Army on 5 February 1941 [16]
Private 5900162 in the Australian Army's 7th Heavy Brigade during the Second World War [16]
During the war had regimental numbers W3468, WX33734 and 5900162 [16]
Discharged from the Australian Army on 31 October 1945 [16]
Resided of late in the Perth suburb of Willagee [2]
Died 12 November 1988; ashes interred Fremantle Cemetery, Perth suburb of Palmyra (Main Drive, S2, 13) [2] 
Trenberth, Victor Robert (I23)
 
32 https://www.ancestry.com.au/imageviewer/collections/8913/images/ONS_M18884AZ-0584?treeid=&personid=&hintid=&queryId=02e7bf7ba8d2d69e1534434801ff1860&usePUB=true&_phsrc=Pbf337&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true&pId=8080102

There is a Isabella Dobson married in 1888 : Q3 - Vol 10b : Page 183 - Newcastle upon tyne.
This would make her 18 year when married.
Either George Lock or Thomas Craven 
Dobson, Isabella (I641)
 
33 https://www.myheritage.com/research/collection-10109/wikitree?itemKey=22250027&action=showRecord
 
Humphries, Dinah (I93)
 
34 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Humphrey-5693
Christening at St. Marys Church.
 
Humphries, Dinah (I93)
 
35 https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Pluis-6
Horse Dealer 
Pluis, George A (I272)
 
36 Isabel Davy (1909-1912) is said to have died from heat-stroke after sitting on a fence for too long. Warnings were passed on from Isobel Davy (sister) to her child and most everyone to be aware of being in the sun too long and the effects of heat-stroke. The temperature on the day of death was low, however there were some very hot days prior to the day of her death. The duration of the heat-stroke effects on Isabel are not known at this point. Davy, Isabel (I351)
 
37 John Edward Neame and Harriet Jane Lodge were married at Harriet's father's house in Waimea East.
Source: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Lyne-64 
Family: John Edward Neame / Harriet Rebecca Lyne (F104)
 
38 John married Sarah Pavey on 8 August 1849 at Deptford. The following day John, Sarah and their 10-day old son set sail for New Zealand aboard the 'Pekin'. The 'Pekin' arrived at Wellington on 26 December before going on to Nelson on 31 December 1849. They are thought to have had two or three more children after settling in the Nelson region.

He was at one time the Headmaster of the Collingwood School in 1859-61. He was later a chemist in Dunedin. Sometimes known as "Doc Neame", he seems to have had some medical training before emigrating, but no evidence that he actually qualified as a doctor.

He lived in Dunedin until his death on 5 May 1901, aged 74, and is buried in the Northern Cemetery, Dunedin with his 3rd wife Mary in the Greig family plot.

When died: 5 May 1901 Where died: Benevolent Caversham Names: John Neame Profession: Chemist - Sex and Age: Male 75 years - Causes of Death: Paralysis and pneumonia - Medical attendant by whom certified and date last seem alive: J O Closs MD - Parents Father: John Neame - Mother: Sarah Neame - Profession of Father: Surgeon. When and where buried: 8 May 1901 Northern Cemetery Dunedin - Where born: Kent, England How long in NZ: 50 years - If Married Where: A. Kent England at age 22 to Sarah Pavey - B. Dunedin Otago age 45 to Mary Greig. Ages and sex of living issues: M. A. 50, 46. B. 27, 25, 23, 8. F. A. 48 B. 29, 18 Certified to be a true copy of the above particulars included in an entry of death in the records of the Registrar-General's office. Given under the seal of the Register-General at Wellington, the 13 day of June 1977.

Source: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Neame-69 
Neame, John Edward (I292)
 
39 Johns ashes are interred on pond edge at Cassia Pondside.
Inscription: John Roberts Lest We Forget 
Roberts, John (I642)
 
40 Killed in action in France on 05/05/1916 and is buried in "Y" Farm Military Cemetery Bois Grenier 4000 yards south of Armentiers. Kent, Alfred (I235)
 
41 Killed in France AI (Marie) Walsh, Thomas H (I374)
 
42 Marion Cottage in Sydney 1887 Stiles, Amelia Louise (I104)
 
43 Marriage Reg No 373 Family: James Downing / Mary Ann Hill (F48)
 
44 Married by Mathias Goethe Family: Peter Brisbane / Mary Clara Auguste Hillbrick (F26)
 
45 Married by Pastor Herman Herlitz Family: Gustav Wilhelm Hillbrich / Jessie Sarah Neame (F21)
 
46 Mendon City Cemetery, Mendon, Cache County, Utah, USA
Plot: 2 Group , Lot 49, grave 11 
Gardiner, John (I501)
 
47 National Library of Australia - Trove
The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879-1954), Thursday 24 May 1917, page 5
Mrs. J. Hillbrick, Hanover-street. North Perth, has been notified by the Defence Department that her youngest son, Sergeant Norman Hillbrick, died of wounds (received in action) on May 6. in France. 
Hillbrich, Norman Gustav (I205)
 
48 No grave site in Broome. Died out in the desert while working on the Telegraph line. Was most likely buried where he died. George, Alfred James (I103)
 
49 Not married. Die of wounds and buried main vault Main Dressing Station (Australian Field Ambulance 5 & 6) 12.25 miles NE of Bapaume France. Rank was Lieutenant. Kent, Norman (I239)
 
50 Otago Daily Times, Issue 6510, 23 December 1882, Page 2
NEW INSOLVENTS
John Neame, South Dunedin, Chemist. - Debts, £71 16s 8d : Assets, £17.
Source: https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/ODT18821223.2.20

 
Neame, John Edward (I292)
 

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