North Island

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31 January 1840

The Oriental arrives at Port Nicholson, with James Anderson ♂ and his sons Donald Anderson ♂, John Anderson ♂ and David Anderson ♂, and Alexander McKay ♂ aboard. Sources: 3

1842

James and John Anderson set sail from Wellington Harbour, New Zealand with a cargo of sheep but the ship is wrecked near Nelson, New Zealand and nearly all their sheep are lost. Sources: 2

13 August 1914

James Cox Thomson ♂ dies in Hamilton, New Zealand. Sources: 1

22 November 1915

Gordon Hope Allan ♂ and Madeline Eleanor Montgomery Harraway ♀ marry at Presbyterian Church, Pirie Street, Wellington City, New Zealand. Sources: 2

16 December 1915

Gertrude Alice Keam ♀ dies in Karori, New Zealand. Sources: 1

16 July 1917

Albert Edward Howden ♂ leaves Wellington aboard Troopship No. 88. Sources: 1

11 May 1919

Colin Henry Brash ♂ is born to Margaret Henrietta Allan ♀ and Thomas Cuddie Brash ♂ in Wellington, New Zealand. Sources: 1

13 May 1919

Colin Henry Brash ♂ dies in Wellington, New Zealand. Sources: 1

6 October 1923

Donald Malcolm Thomson ♂ is born to Frances Florence Glasgow ♀ and William Malcolm Thomson ♂ in Hawera, New Zealand. Sources: 1

25 October 1923

Donald Malcolm Thomson ♂ dies in Hawera, New Zealand. Sources: 1

6 May 1928

James Allan Thomson ♂ dies in Karori, New Zealand. Sources: 1

30 December 1928

M.V. Aorangi arrives in Auckland, New Zealand. Jane and Edward Allan Thomson ♂ are met on the pier by Maurice ♂, “grannie ♀”, Margery ♀ and Celia ♀. Sources: 1

22 March 1929

S.S. Ulimaroa steams out of Auckland, New Zealand with Jane and Edward Allan Thomson ♂ aboard. Sources: 1

10 May 1949

Edward and Jane Thomson fly into San Francisco, United States of America from Auckland, New Zealand. Sources: 1

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