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Rangipuano (seated) and Tamou Kershaw. Children of Robert Kershaw and Mauruuru Pango Tarawhiti.Source: Courtesy of the Taranaki Museum
Tamou (seated) and Rangipuano Kershaw. Children of Robert Kershaw and Mauruuru Pango Tarawhiti.Source: Courtesy of the Taranaki Museum
Rodney Street, Burnley (bottom left off Howe Street) was located near Parker Street, so nammed because of an influx of Irish families during the 1840s as a result of the Great Famine of Ireland. a community was formed a community in this area known as Irish Park and led to the name of Parker street.Source: National Library of Scotland Maps: Map series - Burnley OS 056, 1848
Brunswick cemetery, burial place of Emilla Ellis is now a shopping mall
Emilla Ellis death notice
2nd Battalion 18th Royal Irish Regiment, taken at either Alderney UK or at Napier.Source: MTG Hawkes Bay Collection
Unknown man with Eruera Matewhitu Kershaw (right). Eruera is the eldest son of Robert Kershaw and Mauruuru Pango Tarawhiti.
A street in Bury, Lancashire in the 1800s
An Armed Constabulary uniform on display at Te Ohaaki Marae
Tamou Robert Kershaw, son of Robert Kershaw and Mauruuru Pango Tarawhiti.
Okaiawa hotel
Robert William Kirkbys death notice
Hawera Cemetery
Hawera Cemetery Sexton Warrant
Hawera public cemetery burial record
Frederick Kirkby and his wife Ellen. Frederick is the younger brother of Robert William Kirkby.
Henry Mitai Kershaw, son of Robert Kershaw and Mauruuru Pango Tarawhiti.
Joseph Kirkby, son of Frederick and Ellen Kirkby. Robert William Kirkbys nephew.
Wiremu (Bill) Kohi. Son of Takoro Kohi and Erana Kershaw
Little Bridge in Bury, Lancashire
Little Bridge on Rochdale Road Bury is now a roundabout
Pungarehu blockhouse as it is today
Drawing of Pungarehu
The railway staff at the Bury, Bolton railway station. Photo courtesy of the website East Lancashire Railway.
The Elizabeth Ann Bright
Bandmaster Quinn from the 18th Royal Irish Regiment
The camp at Otahuhu
Kirkby family crest
Military camp by the Waikato River. Shows rows of tents with the river in the background. Photograph taken circa 1860s.
Photographer unidentified. Sourced from NZ National Library.
Photographer unidentified. Sourced from NZ National Library.
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