The New Zealand Genealogist

The New Zealand Genealogist is your opportunity to discover more about family history with a New Zealand emphasis. Published quarterly, it promotes the study of genealogy, and contains articles of interest to members, as well as new members' interests, advertisements, and members' queries.

Members are encouraged to submit articles on their research or "how to's". We have themes for each issue but articles on any topic are welcome. For further information on submissions see our Editor's Notes.

In Our September Issue

Contents

Features

92 Brenda Anne Joyce nee Pearce - Obituary
93 2023 Literary Award Winners
94 Christine Clement Possibly the Worst Ever Journey to New Zealand
96 Allan Hawkes A Case of 19th Century Chain Emigration to North Canterbury
100 Kevin Morris Third Time Lucky?
103 Jeannette Grant Early Colonists: Gundrys From Wiltshire
106 Dorothy Dowgray Of Brosnahans, Collinses and Seelers: Chain Migration from County Kerry, Ireland to South Canterbury, New Zealand: 1860s to 1900
108 Bobby Amyes Immigration - The Milnes into Dunedin
111 Alan Baldwin A Sangster Family Travels to the Southern Hemisphere
113 Jenny Jones How Emigrant Children Neither Seen nor Heard Became Audible
116 Emma Philpott Kōtuia ngā Kete: Immigration Stories
118 Christine Clement Migration to New Zealand - a Guide
120 Keston Ruxton William Anderton (1840-1899) - An Immigrant on the Bombay
123 Jeff Kennedy Which Private Laing did Mrs Fogo Write to?
126 Teresa McCarthy Wallace Cleveland, Head Chaffeur, Public Service Garage, Stanley Street, Auckland
128 Kathleen Atkins James Roach 1880-1966 The Voice of a Passchendaele Prisoner of War

Digital Issues Digital copies of our journal are available to members

29/09/2024