William Nelson of Tomoana – His Legacy to Hawke’s Bay
Notes
Richard John Paterson, 1927 –
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Description
This is the story of William Nelson, who arrived in Napier, New Zealand, in 1863, at the age of 19. He began his NZ life as a farmer and later opened the Tomoana Freezing Works. He started schools and was involved with many firms, industries and district problems. This is a “family scrapbook” with information and photos about many branches of the family descended from William Nelson.
Cover type
HardbackType of publication
BookISBN
0-473-08036-2Pages
232Dimensions
19.5 x 26 cmOther Details
4 pages of plates, illustrations (some colour), maps
Publisher
RJ PatersonYear published
2001Bibliography subjects
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