Abel ROWE
(1756-1834)
Ann NICHOLLS
(1752-1835)
John SYMONS
(-Bef 1847)
Alice STEPHENS
(1751-1847)
John ROWE Senior
(1791-1846)
Johanna SIMONS
(1789-1862)

Francis ROWE Senior
(1833-1921)

 

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Mary TREVARTHEN

Francis ROWE Senior

  • Born: 1 Sep 1833, St Agnes, , Cornwall, England
  • Christened: 26 Sep 1833, St Agnes, , Cornwall, England
  • Marriage: Mary TREVARTHEN on 10 Mar 1857 in Auckland City, Auckland, New Zealand
  • Died: 14 Sep 1921, Auckland City, Auckland, New Zealand aged 88
  • Buried: 17 Sep 1921, Auckland City, Auckland, New Zealand
  • Another name for Francis was Frank ROWE.
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      Noted events in his life were:

    • He appeared on the census in 1841 in St Agnes, , Cornwall, England. Piece: HO107/149/2
    Place: Pydar-Cornwall
    Enumeration District: 9
    Civil Parish: St Agnes
    Folio: 67
    Page: 12
    Line: 11

    • He appeared on the City of Auckland electorial role in 1893 in Auckland City, Auckland, New Zealand. <Name>Franics, Edinburgh St, Carter freehold bts 53,54 of 10, sec 7, Edinburgh St

    • He immigrated Samuel Boddington on 12 Jan 1848 to Port Adelaide, , South Australia, Australia. Barque Samuel Boddington, 523 tons, Captain John M. Hurst, from London 27th September / Plymouth 8th October 1848, arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australia 12th January 1849
    The London Times Sept 6, 1848 ad
    FOR ADELAIDE direct, calling at Plymouth to embark passengers, under charter to her Majesty's Emigration Commissioners to sail 21st of September, and has only room for a few tons of goods, last shipping day 18th of September, the fine, first- class, fast-sailing ship SAMUEL BODDINGTON, A 1, 670 tons register; lying in the West India Dock. This splendid ship has a full poop, with very superior accommodations for passengers, and carries an experienced surgeon. For freight or passage appy to Wm. Folgate and Co., 4, Clement's-lane; or to Lachlans and Mac Leod, 62 Cornhill.
    South Australian Register Saturday 13th January 1849
    Friday January 12th, 1849:- the barque Samuel Boddington, 523 tons, Hurst, Master, from London and Plymouth.
    Passengers: Mr. Joseph Yates Ashton, lady and four children, Mr. & Mrs. Rumble, Mr. Withington, Mr. Waller. Mr. Tomlinson and Mr. John Stamp in the cabin, and 241 government emigrants in the steerage. . . . - 2nd ship from England to S.A. with government passengers for 1849 ; two ? births and eight ? deaths on the passage, James Phillips, surgeon-superintendent.

    • He worked as a Miner on 16 Mar 1859 in Great Barrier Island, Auckland, New Zealand.

    • He appeared on the City of Auckland electorial role in 1911 in Auckland City, Auckland, New Zealand.

    • He immigrated in 1855 to Auckland City, Auckland, New Zealand.


    Francis married Mary TREVARTHEN, daughter of William TREVARTHEN and Elizabeth BLACKWELL, on 10 Mar 1857 in Auckland City, Auckland, New Zealand. (Mary TREVARTHEN was born in 1835 in Crowan, , Cornwall, England, christened on 19 Sep 1835 in Crowan, , Cornwall, England, died on 16 Jul 1920 in Auckland City, Auckland, New Zealand and was buried in Jul 1920 in Auckland City, Auckland, New Zealand.)

     

      Noted events in their marriage were:

    • They published an intent to marry The New Zealand Herald on 10 Mar 1917 in Auckland City, Auckland, New Zealand. Diamond Wedding

    ROWE - TREVARTHAN - On march 10, 1857, in the High Street Wesleylan Church by the Rev. Joseph H. Flethcer Francis Rowe of St Agnes, Cornwall to Mary, youngest daughter of Mr and Mr Wm Trevarthan, North Shore, Auckland. Reception at the residence Crowan Codrington Street Archhill on Saturday March 17


 

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