4th of 16 children of George & Rebecca Gardner. She married John Richardson Crallan (1864-1951) in Mangatainoka 26 April 1893 & had 5 children.
Wairarapa Daily Times, 1 May 1893
A very interesting event took place on Wednesday, the 28th day of April, says the Examiner; at the residence of Mr G. Gardner, of Mangatainoka, when Mr J. R. Crallan, of Dannevirke, was married to Miss Gardner, by the Rev C. Penny. Miss A. Gardner and Miss Crallan, sisters of the bride and bridegroom, were the bridesmaids. A large company was present at the wedding, invitations being sent to many friends. After the ceremony the happy party sat down to a sumptuous breakfast. Amid the hearty congratulations of all, the wedded pair left for their new abode in Dannevirke on the afternoon of the same day.
John was a Sawmiller with his father for more than 20 years. Their known children (born in Dannevirke):
* 1893 - 1967 Amy Crallan
* 1895 - 1965 Ida Crallan
* 1899 - 1958 Mervin James Crallan (died Umawera)
* 1905 - 1975 Roy John Ian Crallan (in 1945 he was living at Mangamuka Bridge, halfway between Okaihau & Kaitaia, with his brother Mervyn)
* 1908 - 1976 Rob Richardson Crallan
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Jane is a Memorial Only at Plan V, Row 13. She was a sister of Hector who married Kate (read below) and are buried here. She died in Kaitaia. Another Memorial on the same grave is for their brother Albert Pearson Gardner (1882-1916) who died of his wounds in France WWI.
Other family buried here include Kate Adele 'Katie (Hardwick 1876-1911) & Hector Edward Gardner (1876-1910) ..
* Kate Adele Hardwick married Hector Edward Gardner in 1898 & had 2 children. Hector was 1 of 16? children of George Gardner & Rebecca Pearson and was a partner in their sawmilling firm, Gardner & Son in Turangarere where he was working when he died of diphtheria, 29 Jan 1910 aged 33. His funeral left from his sister Fanny's home in Essex St.
A year later, on the night of 20 Feb 1911, wife Kate attacked their children then suicided (Essex St). Son Gerald survived (1900-1986), daughter Beryl survived until July
Wairarapa Daily Times, 1 May 1893
A very interesting event took place on Wednesday, the 28th day of April, says the Examiner; at the residence of Mr G. Gardner, of Mangatainoka, when Mr J. R. Crallan, of Dannevirke, was married to Miss Gardner, by the Rev C. Penny. Miss A. Gardner and Miss Crallan, sisters of the bride and bridegroom, were the bridesmaids. A large company was present at the wedding, invitations being sent to many friends. After the ceremony the happy party sat down to a sumptuous breakfast. Amid the hearty congratulations of all, the wedded pair left for their new abode in Dannevirke on the afternoon of the same day.
John was a Sawmiller with his father for more than 20 years. Their known children (born in Dannevirke):
* 1893 - 1967 Amy Crallan
* 1895 - 1965 Ida Crallan
* 1899 - 1958 Mervin James Crallan (died Umawera)
* 1905 - 1975 Roy John Ian Crallan (in 1945 he was living at Mangamuka Bridge, halfway between Okaihau & Kaitaia, with his brother Mervyn)
* 1908 - 1976 Rob Richardson Crallan
https://www.familytreecircles.com/cr-57683.html
Jane is a Memorial Only at Plan V, Row 13. She was a sister of Hector who married Kate (read below) and are buried here. She died in Kaitaia. Another Memorial on the same grave is for their brother Albert Pearson Gardner (1882-1916) who died of his wounds in France WWI.
Other family buried here include Kate Adele 'Katie (Hardwick 1876-1911) & Hector Edward Gardner (1876-1910) ..
* Kate Adele Hardwick married Hector Edward Gardner in 1898 & had 2 children. Hector was 1 of 16? children of George Gardner & Rebecca Pearson and was a partner in their sawmilling firm, Gardner & Son in Turangarere where he was working when he died of diphtheria, 29 Jan 1910 aged 33. His funeral left from his sister Fanny's home in Essex St.
A year later, on the night of 20 Feb 1911, wife Kate attacked their children then suicided (Essex St). Son Gerald survived (1900-1986), daughter Beryl survived until July
4th of 16 children of George & Rebecca Gardner. She married John Richardson Crallan (1864-1951) in Mangatainoka 26 April 1893 & had 5 children.
Wairarapa Daily Times, 1 May 1893
A very interesting event took place on Wednesday, the 28th day of April, says the Examiner; at the residence of Mr G. Gardner, of Mangatainoka, when Mr J. R. Crallan, of Dannevirke, was married to Miss Gardner, by the Rev C. Penny. Miss A. Gardner and Miss Crallan, sisters of the bride and bridegroom, were the bridesmaids. A large company was present at the wedding, invitations being sent to many friends. After the ceremony the happy party sat down to a sumptuous breakfast. Amid the hearty congratulations of all, the wedded pair left for their new abode in Dannevirke on the afternoon of the same day.
John was a Sawmiller with his father for more than 20 years. Their known children (born in Dannevirke):
* 1893 - 1967 Amy Crallan
* 1895 - 1965 Ida Crallan
* 1899 - 1958 Mervin James Crallan (died Umawera)
* 1905 - 1975 Roy John Ian Crallan (in 1945 he was living at Mangamuka Bridge, halfway between Okaihau & Kaitaia, with his brother Mervyn)
* 1908 - 1976 Rob Richardson Crallan
https://www.familytreecircles.com/cr-57683.html
Jane is a Memorial Only at Plan V, Row 13. She was a sister of Hector who married Kate (read below) and are buried here. She died in Kaitaia. Another Memorial on the same grave is for their brother Albert Pearson Gardner (1882-1916) who died of his wounds in France WWI.
Other family buried here include Kate Adele 'Katie (Hardwick 1876-1911) & Hector Edward Gardner (1876-1910) ..
* Kate Adele Hardwick married Hector Edward Gardner in 1898 & had 2 children. Hector was 1 of 16? children of George Gardner & Rebecca Pearson and was a partner in their sawmilling firm, Gardner & Son in Turangarere where he was working when he died of diphtheria, 29 Jan 1910 aged 33. His funeral left from his sister Fanny's home in Essex St.
A year later, on the night of 20 Feb 1911, wife Kate attacked their children then suicided (Essex St). Son Gerald survived (1900-1986), daughter Beryl survived until July
Wairarapa Daily Times, 1 May 1893
A very interesting event took place on Wednesday, the 28th day of April, says the Examiner; at the residence of Mr G. Gardner, of Mangatainoka, when Mr J. R. Crallan, of Dannevirke, was married to Miss Gardner, by the Rev C. Penny. Miss A. Gardner and Miss Crallan, sisters of the bride and bridegroom, were the bridesmaids. A large company was present at the wedding, invitations being sent to many friends. After the ceremony the happy party sat down to a sumptuous breakfast. Amid the hearty congratulations of all, the wedded pair left for their new abode in Dannevirke on the afternoon of the same day.
John was a Sawmiller with his father for more than 20 years. Their known children (born in Dannevirke):
* 1893 - 1967 Amy Crallan
* 1895 - 1965 Ida Crallan
* 1899 - 1958 Mervin James Crallan (died Umawera)
* 1905 - 1975 Roy John Ian Crallan (in 1945 he was living at Mangamuka Bridge, halfway between Okaihau & Kaitaia, with his brother Mervyn)
* 1908 - 1976 Rob Richardson Crallan
https://www.familytreecircles.com/cr-57683.html
Jane is a Memorial Only at Plan V, Row 13. She was a sister of Hector who married Kate (read below) and are buried here. She died in Kaitaia. Another Memorial on the same grave is for their brother Albert Pearson Gardner (1882-1916) who died of his wounds in France WWI.
Other family buried here include Kate Adele 'Katie (Hardwick 1876-1911) & Hector Edward Gardner (1876-1910) ..
* Kate Adele Hardwick married Hector Edward Gardner in 1898 & had 2 children. Hector was 1 of 16? children of George Gardner & Rebecca Pearson and was a partner in their sawmilling firm, Gardner & Son in Turangarere where he was working when he died of diphtheria, 29 Jan 1910 aged 33. His funeral left from his sister Fanny's home in Essex St.
A year later, on the night of 20 Feb 1911, wife Kate attacked their children then suicided (Essex St). Son Gerald survived (1900-1986), daughter Beryl survived until July
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