Price Family History

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Chapter 10

John James Price b. 1857
son of James Price

John James Price was born at Hergest Court on 1 June 1857.

He was the first of three children of James Price (1829-1878) to immigrate to New Zealand. He came to New Zealand in February 1880, upon arrival, went to work for the Hunter family on their 33,000-acre sheep station in Porangahau, Central Hawke’s Bay.

Now it happened that his cousin, Edward Arthur Price, also immigrated to New Zealand later in the year of 1880, and also worked a little while for the Hunter family at Porangahau. The question arises – was there some common factor that drew these two people, who had travelled to New Zealand quite independently of each other, to Porangahau? There was a Frederick Henry Price who was a prominent farmer in Hawke’s Bay – was he the common connection.

Incidentally, this Frederick Henry Price had a son – Frederick Ashton Price – who came up and established a farm in Papatoetoe: It was at the end of Prices Road which was named after him.

Anyway, after 2 years, John James Price returned to England in 1882 to marry a former sweetheart, Huldah Frances Elizabeth Mitchell. She was known to John by her pet name, Fanny, as disclosed by a memorial card in 1892. She was born at Weobley, Herefordshire, in 1859. They got married in Kington in the 3Q of 1882, and then both came out to New Zealand later that same year.

Photo captions –

John James Price
Birth Certificate: John James Price
Huldah Frances Elizabeth Mitchell
John James Price/ Huldah Frances Elizabeth Mitchell

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When the couple returned to New Zealand, they travelled on the s.s. Potosi departing London on 9 October 1882 arriving Sydney 21 November 1882. In doing so, they brought his sister, Alice Martha Price, with them; she was the second of the three James Price children to come to New Zealand.

Upon return to New Zealand, he resumed work at Hunter’s family sheep station in Porangahau, but because of health conditions, he needed to quit and they settled in Hastings. At the time there was the Atheneum [Athenaeum] Club which provided a library service to local residents, and both John and Huldah worked for that organisation.

John and Huldah had three children: –

1.   Charles James Price b. 27 August 1887, d. 24 October 1887
2.   John Owen Price (Owen) b. 20 April 1889
3.   Francis James Price (Frank) b. 8 May 1892

Death of John James Price

On 5 June 1892, John James Price died. At that time his son Owen was aged 3, and son Frank aged just 28 days.

Daily Telegraph: June 7, 1892
HASTINGS
Mr J. J. Price, of the Athenaeum, died on Sunday at two o’clock, after a lingering illness, leaving a sorrowing widow and two little children, one only a few weeks old. The funeral takes place to-day (Tuesday) at two o’clock. During the period that Mr and Mrs Price have been in charge the number of subscribers have more than doubled. No more capable secretary or courteous and obliging custodian could be found, and his loss will be felt by very many besides his family.

This is the gravestone for John James Price at the Hastings Cemetery. It has fallen over and is just being neglected. On the day that I took the photograph, there was a guy from a headstone company in Hastings who said that rather than restore the headstone, he recommended installing a modern black headstone with the engraving at a cost of about $700. John James Price is a very key person in the establishment of the Price branch of the family in Hastings, and I think it would be appropriate to upgrade his headstone. I think that if I had a whip around and gathered $100 from 7 different divisions of the family, it would solve the problem.

Huldah had a fine singing voice. She participated in local musical productions and church choir. She gave singing lessons, did sewing and embroidery, and continued doing library work with the Athenaeum Club. In 1901, the mayor asking Huldah if she would become the librarian for the Hastings District Council, and in doing so, the Council took over the library function of the Athenaeum Club.

Photo captions –
s.s Potosi
Passenger list for s.s Potosi
Gravestone for John James Price in Hastings

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Huldah also gave birth to another child – May Frances Price – on 3 April 1899, but died three weeks later. The name of the father was not given.

Huldah died at Napier Hospital on 24 August 1910.

Hastings Standard: 25 Aug 1910
DEATH.
PRICE. – At Napier Hospital, on August 24th, 1910, Huldah Frances Elizabeth Price, of Hastings; aged 51 years.
The funeral will leave St. Matthews’ Church, Hastings, to-morrow (Friday), at 2.30 p.m. for the Hastings Cemetery. Friends kindly accept this intimation.
TOMBS AND GRUBB, Undertakers.

The inscription on her headstone reads: In memory of / Huldah Frances Price / For many years / Public Librarian in Hastings / and a Member of St Matthew’s Choir / died 24 Aug 1910

The cost of Huldah’s headstone was met by fellow members of St Matthew’s Church.

OBITUARY.

MRS FRANCES PRICE PASSES AWAY.

The news of the death of Mrs Huldah Frances Elizabeth Price, public librarian at Hastings, who passed away at the Napier Hospital at 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon, aged 51, came as a shock on the Hastings community, by whom the deceased lady was held in the highest esteem. Indeed, besides being generally respected, Mrs Price was held in sincere affection by everyone who had the pleasure of her acquaintance, and her public position as librarian made that circle a very wide one through the district. She always took a keen interest in music, but more especially in singing, and no local choir was considered fully equipped without her sustaining contralto. She constantly appeared on the local concert platforms in aid of any deserving cause and, in the old amateur operatic days, she contributed materially to the success of the various works staged by the society.  She took an active interest in church matters and was an enthusiastic member of the Anglican choir, where her loss will be materially felt.

Deceased was a native of Kingston, [Kington] Hertfordshire, and she arrived here 28 years ago as a bride, the late Mr Price having gone home to marry her. She held the position of librarian for 21 years, with the exception of a short interval, and when the municipality took over the institution she held office as public librarian, discharging her duties capably and with much tact.

The deceased lady has been complaining off and on for about a month and took to her room a fortnight ago, but last Monday it was deemed advisable to take her to the Hospital, where pneumonia supervened with fatal results. She leaves two grown-up sons and the deepest sympathy is expressed with them and with her sister, Mrs Locke, of Dannevirke, in their bereavement.

The coffin will be taken to-morrow to the Anglican Church, where a full choral service will take place at the graveside.

Photo caption – Huldah’s headstone at the Hastings Cemetery

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O we miss thee, and how sadly
Bleeding hearts alone can tell;
Earth has lost thee, Heaven has found thee,
Jesus hath done all things well.

In Loving Memory of
John James,
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF FANNY PRICE,
Who died at Hastings, Hawke’s Bay, NZ, June 5th, 1892, and was interred at the Hastings Cemetery, June 7th.
AGED 35 YEARS.
Thy will be done.

There is a blessed home
Beyond this land of woe,
Where trials never come,
Nor tears of sorrow flow;
Where faith is lost in sight,
And patient hope is crowded,
And everlasting light
Its glory throws around.

IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Huldah Frances Elizabeth Price
Of Market Street, Hastings, New Zealand,
Who passed to her rest on
AUGUST 24th, 1910,
AGE 51 YEARS.
“Come unto Me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give  you rest” – Matt.’ xi, 28.

The Family of Huldah Frances Elizabeth Mitchell

In her obituary it was mentioned that Huldah was survived by her two grown-up sons, and her sister, Mrs Locke, of Dannevirke.

The parents of Huldah were Charles Mitchell (b. 1822) and Huldah Ann Preston (b. 1837). So this is where the name ‘Huldah’ came from. The sister, Mrs Locke of Dannevirke, was Ellen Mary Mitchell (b. 1863 in Radnorshire). She married William Henry Burston Locke in Kington, Herefordshire, in 1882. She came out to New Zealand in 1906 on the ship the Kumara, accompanied by her son, Walter Preston Locke (b. 1888). Ellen’s husband did not come to New Zealand, so may have died by that date.

Huldah Frances Elizabeth Mitchell also had a brother – Charles Owen Preston Mitchell (b. 1861). He married Sarah Elizabeth Kirkland in Kington in 1911. They had one daughter – Huldah Anne Mitchell (b. 1894) – but she died in 1902 aged 8. The three of them are all buried in the same plot at Kington Public Cemetery.

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Chapter 11

John Owen Price (Owen) b. 1889
son of John James Price

John Owen Price (Owen) was born in Hastings on 20 Apr 1889. He was deaf and dumb, and he was known as Dummy to family and friends. His nephew Peter Gregory Price said that he was champion box-maker, so he was very practical with his hands. He was called up for the army, but presumably declined because of his disabilities.

Owen married firstly, Alice Mary Barry, on 13 May 1918. She was born on 2 May 1895. They had two children: –

1.   John Joseph Price b. 17 Dec 1918
2.   Dorothy Elizabeth Price b 17 Sep 1922

Alice died on 13 April 1926 – that was just 6 years after they got married, and the two children were aged 7 and 3.

Owen married secondly, Susan Jane McKeown on 7 October 1927. She was b. 1881 and d. 15 November 1958.

Owen died under the name Owen John Price in Hastings on 6 December 1950

1.   John Joseph Price
(son of Owen John Price)

John Joseph Price was born in Hastings on 17 December 1918. His mother Alice died when he was aged only 7.

On 6 January 1941, he married Fay Francis Clarkson at the Registrar’s Office, Hastings. She was born on 20 Jan 1924, so was aged two weeks short of her 17th birthday when they got married.

Photo captions –
John Owen Price (Owen) (left), and Francis James Price (Frank) (left)
John Joseph Price, Dorothy Elizabeth Price, J Owen Price
On the back is written… “This was taken before we went up into the desert”

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When they got married, his name was recorded as John James Price. This was incorrect; it should have been John Joseph Price.

On the 1st February 1941, John went off to war in Egypt. This meant that they had lived together as man and wife for just 25 days before he went off to the war. John was away at the war for exactly 3 years 8 months.

I would like to place on record that John compiled two photo albums during the war which I have had the privilege of viewing, and been able to scan or photograph the contents.

After John embarked for the war, his wife Fay moved up to Auckland with her parents. At the time, she was pregnant with John’s child, and she duly gave birth to a daughter:

i.   Diann Price b. 5 September 1941 at Auckland

Again, the name of the father was wrongly recorded in the birth certificate as John James Price.

John’s wife Fay subsequently married Gerald Alan Frank Wilby in 1952, and she died under the name Fay Francis Wilby on 4 July 2012.

NZ Herald: Jul 5, 2012
WILBY, Fay Francis. Died suddenly on 4 July 2012 aged 88 years. Loved wife of the late Gerald, loved mum of Diann and the late Robyn. Grandmother of Karen, Greg, Erin and Jennifer and great-grandmother of her 8 great-grandchildren.
A service to celebrate Fay’s life will be held at Davis Funeral Home Chapel, 2A Udys Road Pakuranga on Friday 6 July at 12:30 pm.
All communications to the Wilby family C/- PO Box 56013 Dominion Road Auckland 1446.

Photo captions –
John Joseph Price and Fay, January 1941
John Joseph Price in Egypt
Army file: John Joseph Price
John Joseph Price’s war medals
Birth Certificate: Diann Price

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1.   Diann Price
(daughter of John Joseph Price)

Diann Price was born in Auckland on 5 September 1941. She was born when her father was away at war, in Egypt. He was away for 3 years 8 months, and her parents didn’t continue the marriage after he returned.

In view of the young age of her mother who found it difficult to cope, Diann spent some time in a home in Herne Bay.

Diann said that she met her father, John Joseph Price, only once. That was when he called in and picked her up when she was about 11 and took her out for the day. That could have been 1952, not long before he died.

On 22 August 1959, Diann married Norman Henry Pratt at St John’s Church, Mt Roskill. He was born in Wales on 15 June 1928. They had three children: –
Karen Rosina Pratt b. 23 Jan 1961
Gregory John Pratt b. 16 Sep 1964
Jennifer Fay Veerkamp b. 18 Feb 1973

Diann and Norman Pratt got divorced on 30 May 1966

Photo captions –
Diann Price
Diann Price
Diann Price when she was a hairdresser
For a while, Diann lived at a home in Herne Bay
Marriage Certificate: Diann Price/ Norman Henry Pratt

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1.   John Joseph Price, cont.
(son of Owen John Price)

In 1951, John Joseph Price married secondly, Joyce Daphne Sleeman at the Presbyterian Church, Hastings.

Joyce told me that when she met John, they were both working at Watties; he was a foreman, and she was involved in putting in a new production line. She began working late at night on this project, and John expressed concern at her going home late in the dark, and offered to take her home. She thought she would be taken home in a car; she was doubled home on a bicycle. Anyhow, that is how they got to know each other and ended up getting married.

John and Joyce had one child: –
ii.   David John Price b. 17 Jan 1952

Death of John Joseph Price

John died in Hastings on 15 December 1952, that is, just a year after they got married. He had been suffering a medical condition at work (Watties), and went home and died. He was buried in the RSA section of the Hastings Cemetery.

[Plaque] –
37384
PTE. J.J. PRICE
N.Z. PAY CORPS
DIED   AGED
15-12-1952   33 YRS.

In 1956, Joyce got remarried to Norman Wyrlie Astridge, and her son changed his name to John David Astridge by deed poll.

Norman Astridge died in Hastings on 14 April 2014, and I noticed in his death notice that his wife Joyce was still living. I made some enquires, was introduced to Joyce over the phone, and then visited Joyce in Hastings on 7 September 2015. I also met her son, David John Astridge. It was a most enjoyable visit, and very productive with the information obtained, plus getting copies of key photos.

Then there was something very intriguing that Joyce revealed to me. When she was married to John Joseph Price, she was completely unaware that he had previously been married. Then one day, a lady called upon his son David at work, and said that she was his mother-in-law. From his place of work, the lady rang and spoke to Joyce, and among other things said, “Doesn’t he have Johnny’s eyes?” meaning John Joseph Price’s eyes. Joyce thought the lady must be nutters; how could

Photo captions –
Karen, Diann, Greg and Jenny Pratt
Wedding photo: John Joseph Price and Joyce Daphne Sleeman. John’s sister Dorothy is seated.
Plaque for John Joseph in the RSA section of the Hastings cCemetery
David John Astridge, born Price.

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she be a mother-in-law? Johnny had never been married before? Joyce then found that there might have been a previous marriage, and that was a daughter from that marriage, but everything had been hushed up.

On one occasion, Diann had gone down to Hastings when someone had died; I’m guessing it was when John Joseph Price died in 1952, and Diann was aged 11. Dorothy Elizabeth Growcott nee Price was very abrupt with the little girl. It was like she didn’t want someone from the past turning up and laying claim to a share of the estate. Dorothy’s husband (Growcott) took her aside and apologised for the abrupt treatment. He said. “It is all about money”. When I related this instance to Joyce, she said that that was typical Dorothy.

David John Astridge (born Price) and Diann Price are half-brother/half-sister, but have never met. David is keen to meet his half-sister. David has a son living in Auckland whom he visits from time to time, and this may provide the opportunity for them to get together. I hope I am instrumental in bringing about this union.

2.   Dorothy Elizabeth Price
(daughter of Owen John Price)

Dorothy was born in Hastings on 17 September 1922. In 1941 she married William Henry Growcott, and they had four children: –
i.   Judith Suzanne Growcott b. 1942, d. 1942
ii.   William Ross Growcott b. 1943
iii.   Barry John Growcott b. 1944
iv.   Pamela Claire Growcott b. 1946

Dorothy died 21 September 2003 in Hastings, and William Henry Growcott died 21 November 2009 in Hastings Hospital.

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Chapter 12

Francis James Price (Frank) b. 1892
son of John James Price

Francis James Price was born in Hastings on 8 May 1892. His father died when he was just 28 days old.

Frank was in the army during World War I. He went to war as a Private departing on the s.s. Arawa on 16 October 1914. His next of kin was listed as Owen John Price, Eastbourne Street, Hastings. His aunt Alice Martha Otter nee Price lived at Eastbourne Street, on the corner of Warren Street, so possibly that could have been the contact address.

He was just 10 days in Gallipoli when he suffered an injury. The following is a graphic description: –

“He was ten days in the firing line before he felt a shock as if he had been smitten to the ground by a sledge hammer, and when he got up, although he felt no pain he found himself hors de combat, and he crawled 300 yards to the rear, where he received first aid before being conveyed to the battleship. He was wounded about 10 p.m. in the darkness. He, like the rest, speak in glowing terms of the devotion of the stretcher-bearers.”

“Not one,” said Private Price, “but many dozens, did I see who deserved Victoria Crosses. Yet they will never be mentioned. There are so many heroes in the stretcher-bearer corps that it would be impossible to particularise.”

“He said the Turks are fine fighters, and far as his experience went, were on the whole fair, but there were some – probably snipers who were not under control and were merely out for a “bag” – who deliberately fired at and killed stretcher-bearers who make good marks with their broad white arm bands.

He spoke highly of the organisation – medical and general – saying that the soldiers were well fed in the firing line, with two hot meals and a third of “bully” beef and biscuits each day, while they had hot tea three times a day.

Private Price was hit in the left shoulder by an expanding bullet, which travelled half way down his back before it came out, leaving a hole one could put one’s fist into. The lungs and vital parts were untouched, and he expects to be fit to return to the front in a few months.

He returned to New Zealand on the Willochra which was the first ship to return with wounded soldiers. He arrived in Wellington on 15 July 1915 and spent the first few days getting some treatment at a hospital in Wellington. Then he returned to Hastings by

Photo captions –
Francis James Price (Frank)
Frank embarked on HMNVT No. 10, s.s. Arawa, on 16 Oct 1914

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train on 27 July 1915. As he was one of the first soldiers to be returned, he was accorded a hero’s welcome. Mrs Ellingham travelled down to Waipawa and accompanied him for the remainder of journey.

Hastings Standard: Jul 26, 1915
Private Frank Price, who was wounded in the Dardenelle, and who arrived in Wellington on the Willochra, will arrive in Hastings tomorrow evening by the express. The band will turn out and a good welcome awaits him.

Hastings Standard: Jul 27, 1915
Private Frank Price, who arrives in Hastings by the mail train this evening, is to be given a fitting public reception. The mayor and other prominent citizens will meet the train on arrival and a procession, headed by the Town Band will form and march to the Pacific Hotel, where speeches of welcome will be made. Mrs A. Ellingham, who has generously consented to care for the wounded soldier until he recovers from his wounds, will meet Private Price at Waipawa, and accompany him to Hastings. We trust the public will rally around and greet the returned soldier in a befitting manner.

Hastings Standard: Jul 28, 1915
WOUNDED SOLDIER’S RETURNED
HASTINGS’ WELCOME TO FRANK PRICE
Private Frank Price, who returned to Hastings last night, and who was severely wounded at the Dardanelles, must have felt very proud when he found that such a hearty home-coming awaited him on his arrival. The whole of the population of Hastings must have turned out, judging by the tremendous crowd present at the railway station to welcome him. The returned soldier, on stepping from the carriage, was greeted with an outburst of cheering, which was kept up until he reached the car that was in waiting for him. His Worship the Mayor then extended a welcome to Private Price, who, he said, with many other brave New Zealanders, had helped to uphold the dignity of the British Empire. He trusted the soldier they were welcoming that evening would soon be restored to convalescence, and who, in company with many other young men in this district, would shoulder arms and again return to the front.

Colonel Goring also addressed those present and in a few remarks, congratulated Private Price on his safe return to the land of his birth.

A procession was then formed, and, headed by the Town Band, marched through the principal thoroughfares to the Pacific Hotel, followed by a large concourse of people, who cheered all the way to the hotel. After receiving a hearty welcome by the Boy Scouts, the Mayoress pinned on the coat of the returned soldier the Hastings badge of welcome.

Mr. and Mrs. Ellingham, with their usual thoughtfulness, had prepared an excellent dinner over which the Mayor presided. Complimentary speeches were made by the Mayor, Messrs. E.H. Williams, Captain Oldham, Major Colqhourn, L.F. Pegler. Private H. Maxwell, was also present.

Private Price, in thanking them for the magnificent reception they had given him, referred especially to the great kindness of given to him by Mr. And Mrs. Ellingham. He thought, as many others did, that when they left New Zealand they were going on a pleasure trip, but he could assure them, after the experiences that they had gone through, that it was far from being fun. Even after so severe a ****, all those who had been wounded and who had been where the shells and bullets were falling were only too anxious to return to the scene of the battle. It was a glorious experience, and worth more than half a man’s lifetime.

Another round of cheers was given for Private Price and the gathering then dispersed.

Hastings Standard: Aug 18, 1915
“A Turkish dagger, a war trophy from the Dardanelles, brought back by Private Price, is on view in Mr A. Rosenberg’s window.”

In the news dispatch about his return it was mentioned that he was well-known in hockey and cricket circles.

On 14 December 1918, he went to the War a second time, departing on the hospital ship Maheno. The war in fact had ended by that date, on 11th November 1918 but he went as a Staff Sergeant for records duty in Egypt.

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On 7 February 1917 he married Ida Jean Rapley in Wellington. Her pet name was Neeni. She was born in Wellington on 11 June 1893.

They had eight children that survived, plus a couple that lived just a day or just a few days.
1.   Francis James Rapley Price b. 1918
2.   Klyta Eileen Price b. 15 Sep 1919
3.   Evan James Price b. 31 Mar 1923
4.   Lyell Price b. 6 Dec 1924
5.   Paul Price b. 25 Mar 1926
6.   Peter Gregory Price 28 Mar 1928
7.   K Lyell Price b. 15 Jun 1931
8.   Gay Huldah Price b. 22 May 1933

The two children that lived a day or just a few days were: Mary Price who d. 20 September 1921 aged 7 days; and Fay Price b. 1925 who lived one day.

1.   Francis James Rapley Price

Francis was born in the 1st Q of 1918. He was in England in during WWII. He married Ivy Elizabeth Edith Susans during the 4Q 1941 at Chippenham, Wiltshire. She was born 19 March 1919 at Lambeth, London.
They had three children: –
i.   James Rapley Price b. 9 Aug 1942 in England
ii.   Ruth Alison Price b. 14 Jun 1944 in England
iii.   Keren Rapley Price b. 6 Jun 1946 in New Zealand

Francis died on 15 March 1965 and is buried in the RSA section of the Hastings Cemetery. Ivy died on 23 December 1997 in Hastings and is buried in the same plot.

[Plaque] –

F. J. R. PRICE
[…]   2ND NZEF   SPR
N.Z. ENGINEERS
DIED 15. 3. 1965   AGED 47 YRS

IVY E. E. PRICE
DIED 23. 12. 1997   AGED 78 YRS

In 1949, my father had a typist/secretary who went on a trip to England. He arranged the purchase of a new Vauxhall Wyvern which she could use while over there, and then bring back to New Zealand. The car was unloaded at Napier, and Jack and Myra Price went down to Napier to pick it up. While down there, they visited Frank and Ivy Price.

Photo captions –
Ida Jean Price nee Rapley
Plaque for both Francis and Ivy Price in the RSA section of the Hastings Cemetery

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2.   Klyta Eileen Price

Klyta was born on 15 Sept 1919 in Wellington. Her name is pronounced like “kleeta”. One could just about write a whole book about Klyta. In 1939, she married firstly, Albert Nelson North. During that marriage she gave birth to the following children: –
i.   Paula Margaret Evelyn North b 1 Sep 1940
ii.   Norma Eileen North b. 1944
iii.   Robert Lyall Albert North b. 5 Aug 1946
iv.   Raymon Derril North b. 1 Mar 1948
v.   Richard Henry North b. 20 March 1951
vi.   Nigel Philip North b. 1953
vii.   Valerie Ann North b. 7 Nov 1956

Klyta had a liaison with Tai Haraki Haraki and they had a daughter: –
viii.   Tarita Jasmine Haraki b. 25 Aug 1963

She was known as Jasmin.

In 1970, Klyta married secondly, John Warahi Wallace. There were no children from this relationship.

In 1974, Klyta married Eric Henry Kenworthy. He was born on 20 Aug 1909. When she married Kenworthy, I don’t know if Klyta had got divorced from John Warahi Wallace, or whether Wallace had died.

Anyway, Kenworthy was very good in helping to bring up Jasmin.

Albert Nelson North died in Hastings on 16 July 1991.

Klyta Eileen Kenworthy nee Price died in Napier on 16 October 1995.

Eric Henry Kenworthy died at Omahanui Village, Napier, on 15 December 1998.

Snippet:
KENWORTHY, Eric Henry, 2nd WW No. 47543. On December 15, 1998, at Omahanui Village, Napier; aged 89. Dearly beloved husband of the late Klyta, loved stepfather of Norma, Robert, Raymon, Richard, Nigel, Valerie, Jasmin and the late Paula, darling Papa of Nadine. A funeral service will be held at St Patricks Church, Napier on Thursday, 17 December, at 2pm, followed by a private interment. Dunstans [Dunstalls] Funeral Services Ltd FDANZ, Napier

i.   Paula Margaret Evelyn North

Paula was born on 1 September 1940. 1n 1960 she married Colin Henry Ward. Paula died on 1 November 1993.

Photo captions –
Klyta Eileen Price
Paula Margaret Evelyn North

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i.   Norma Eileen North

The above photo is of Norma on a horse called Halloween at the Waipukurau Show Grounds in August 1959.

Norma was born in 1944. Whereas Klyta nursed her during the first 8 months of her life, she was thereafter brought up in the Rossiter family. It wasn’t until perhaps her teenage years that she learned that Klyta was her birth mother.  She was taken through to see Klyta when Klyta was sick in hospital, and the two of them got on like a house on fire.

In 1963, Norma married Stanislaw Andrzej Predki.  He was of Polish origin and became naturalised in 1964. In the marriage record, her name was recorded both under the name Norma Eileen Rossiter and Norma Eileen North.

iii.   Robert Lyall Albert North

Robert was born on 5 August 1946. He married Bronwyn Helen Hayes on 20 Apr 1964. She was born on 18 February 1947.

iv.   Raymon Derrill North

Raymon was born on 1 Mar 1948. He married three times. He didn’t have any children. His three wives were: –
I.   Margaret Beatrice Aino Owen in 1967. She was b. 1923, d. 9 Jul 1971.
II.   Diana Frances Lear in 1981. She was born in 1946.
III.   Margaret Janet Rose in 1993. She was born in 1946.

Raymon died in Hastings on 25 June 2004.

v.   Richard Henry North

Richard was born on 20 March 1951.  He married Suzanne Atkins in 1971. She was born in 1953

vi.   Nigel Philip North

Nigel was born in 1953. In 1995 he married Saya Helen Newton.

vii.   Valerie Ann North

Valerie was born on 7 Nov 1956. In 1973, she married David Michael Vesty, a chartered accountant in Hastings. They have since split up because David got remarried in 1995.

viii.   Tarita Jasmine Haraki (Jasmin)

Jasmin was born on 25 August 1963 at McHardy Public Maternity Home Napier. Her father was Tai Haraki Haraki b. 1932. The name Tarita is a combination of Tai + Klyta.

In 1984 she married Shaun Michael Gemmell.

Jasmin worked at the Court in Napier, and subsequently as a bailiff in the Court in Perth.

Photo captions –
Norma Eileen North, Aug 1959
James Rossiter, Norma and Stan Predki, 1963

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3.   Evan James Price

Evan James Price was born 31 March 1923 at Kensington Private Hospital, Wellington. He had a career in the forestry industry, at times managing the plantation on Matakana Island near Tauranga, being the export manager for NZ Forest Products, and managing a forestry company in Victoria, Australia. The Navy uniform photo is in respect of his serving on HMNZS Arbutus.

In 1946, he married Jean Lena Manttan. She was born on 23 December 1924.

They had three children: –
i.   Fern Jean Elena Price b. 1 Oct 1947
ii.   Gregory Lyall Price b. 12 Aug 1951
iii.   Klyta Suzanna Price b. 22 Mar 1956

Evan died suddenly while in Takanini on 17 September 1984.

[Death notice] –
Price, Evan James (RNZ Navy, Second World War). On September 17, 1984 (suddenly), at Auckland, dearly loved husband of Jean (Station Rd, Omokoroa, RD2, Tauranga), and loved father and father-in-law of Fern and Douglas Clarke, Gregory and Diana, Klyta and Gary Inman, cherished popeye of Tracie, Stuart, Evan, Kimberley, Michelle and Andrew; aged 61 years. Will never be forgotten. A service will be held at the Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 3rd Avenue, Tauranga, tomorrow (Thursday), at 11am, funeral then leaving for Pyes Pa Soldiers Cemetery.

In April 2012, I visited the daughter Fern and her husband Barry in Omokoroa; her sister Klyta and husband Gary came over from Mt Maunganui for the occasion. It was a very

Photo captions –
Evan James Price
Jean Lena Manttan
Wedding photo: Evan and Jean Price, 1946
His sister Gay is the bridesmaid
Jean Lena Manttan/ Evan James Price

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enjoyable meeting, and I obtained copies of valuable photos for my family research.

Unfortunately, Fern died of cancer just a few months later – on 5 August 2012 – so I really appreciate having met her when I did.

4.   Lyell Price

Lyell Price was born on 6 December 1924. His pet name was Bunny. On 6 September 1931, he just curled up in his mother’s arms in Hastings, and went to sleep forever.

5.   Paul Price

Paul Price was born on 25 March 1926. He married Betty Brannigan in 1949. She was born 7 April 1926.). They had four children: –
Francis Baden Price b. 18 Aug 1949
Janet Betty Price b. 20 Aug 1950
Gay Frances Price b. 19 Sep 1951
John Cecil Price b. 9 Sep 1953

Paul Price died on 25 January 1969 in Hastings, and his wife Betty died on 16 November 2015 at Havelock North.

Hawkes Bay Today: 18 and 19 Nov 2015

PRICE, Betty (nee Brannigan).
Passed away at Waiapu House on Monday November 16, 2015. Loved wife of the late Paul. Dearly loved mother of Frank, Jan and Phil Simmonds, Gay and Donald Anderson and John. Friend of Shirley, Marie and Christine. Treasured grandmother of Maree, Natalie and Kyle, Paul and Angeleen, Pip and Ant, Katrina (Wales), Reece and Kelly, Bernadette and Carl, Catherine and Graeme. Special gran of Philip, Olivia, Madeline, Jack, Noah, Baxter, Osian and Dion (Wales) and Zac and Lily. Special sister of Clair Ziegler and the late John Brannigan and Margaret Stevenson. The family appreciate all the love and care that Mum received at Waiapu House, especially over the last two weeks.
A service to remember Betty will be held at St Columbu’s [Columba’s] Presbyterian Church, Napier Road Havelock North on Friday November 20, 2015 at 10am. In lieu of flowers donations to the Staff Fund at Waiapu House can be made at the service.
Messages to the Price family, c/- PO Box 8424, Havelock North, 4157.
Terry Longley & Son, Funeral Services

[Headstone] –

In Loving Memory of
PAUL PRICE
BELOVED HUSBAND OF BETTY,
AND LOVED FATHER OF
FRANK, JANET, GAY & JOHN
PASSED AWAY 25TH JAN. 1969. AGED 42 YEARS.

Photo captions –
Fern on the left, Klyta on the right, 2012
Paul Price

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Of the children – Francis lives in Australia, Janet lives in Napier, Gay lives in Havelock North, and John lives in New Plymouth. It was with Janet’s husband Phil that I walked along Marine Parade in Napier and took a photo of that plaque about the wreck of the ss. Northumberland. Phil has an interesting involvement in managing a barbershop quartet which performs on such occasions as the Art Deco Festival in Napier. He didn’t attend Peter Gregory Price’s 60th wedding anniversary in November 2013 because his barbershop quartet were away competing in Hawaii.

6.   Peter Gregory Price

Peter Gregory Price was born in Hastings on 28 March 1928.

Peter has been semi-blind most of his life, and more so in recent years. He has been active in swimming and running, and coaching of swimming and running. On 7 November 1953 he married Cecily Margaret Doig in Hastings.

She was born on 2 May 1929.

Peter and Cecily adopted two children: –
Anthony David Price b. 29 Apr 1956
Stephanie Robyn Price b. 10 Sep 1958

Photo captions –
Ida, and Peter at his 21st Party
Peter with a swimming trophy
Cecily Margaret Doig

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On 8 Nov 2013, Peter and Cecily celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary in Hastings, and there was a large gathering of family members for the occasion.

Cecily died in Hastings on 31 July 2015.

Hawkes Bay Today: Aug 15, 2015
PRICE, Cecily Margaret (nee Doig). Peter and family sincerely thank relatives and friends for their love and support with the sad passing of Cecily. Our most grateful thanks for the food, baking, flowers, cards, letters, phone calls and visits. Many thanks to the Management and Staff of Gracelands for their care and kindness given to Cecily. Thank you to Rev. Craig Kilgour and Peter Bell and Staff at Tong and Peryer. Please accept our humble thanks as so many addresses are unknown.

Photo captions –
Cecily with Antony and Stephanie
Megan Sendall (Brough) acted as MC
Cecily and Peter cutting the cake at their 60th wedding ann. [anniversary]

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7.   K Lyell Price

K Lyell Price was born in Hastings on 15 June 1931. The letter “K” is his actual name.

He married Patricia Murray Stephen at St Phillip’s Anglican Church, Sydney on 22 October 1956. She was born at Ashfield, NSW, on 2 May 1933.

They had four children: –
i.   Julie Patricia Price b.19 Aug 1957
ii.   James Stephen Price b. 6 Aug 1959
iii.   Evan John Price b. 29 Aug 1961, d. 4 Dec 2014
iv.   John Llewellyn Price b. 17 Feb 1968

K, who at the time had come to be known as Ken, died at Campbelltown, NSW, on 11 June 2005.

[Death notice] –
Price, Ken Lyell (K)
June 11th, 2005
Suddenly, late of Ruse, formerly of NZ. Beloved husband of Pat. Loving father of Julie, James and Linda, Evan and Denise, John. Caring Pa of Stephen, Leigh, Alyce and Haylee. Loved Brother of Klyta, Frank, Evan, Paul, Bunny (all deceased), Peter and Gay, and all his loving family.
Aged 73 years
“Gone Walking”
The relatives and friends of KEN are invited to attend his funeral service to be held this Thursday (June 16th, 2005) in the Forest Lawn Crematorium, North Chapel, Camden Valley Way, Leppington at 3pm.
Butler Funerals A.F.D.A.
59 Broughton Street
Campbelltown (02) 4625-1854
An Australian Company

Photo captions –
K Lyell Price
K Lyell Price
Wedding photo; Lyell Price/ Patricia Murray Stephen, 22 Oct 1956

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8.   Gay Huldah Price

Gay Huldah Price was born in Hastings on 22 May 1933. In 1956 she married Luke Edward Coral Brough. He was born on 30 January 1901.
i.   John Francis Brough b. 6 Dec 1957
ii.   Megan Brough b. 20 Jun 1960

Luke Brough died in Hastings on 19 June 1982. Gay got remarried to Rowan Phillip McNab on 24 February 1984. He was born on 8 August 1931.

Photo captions –
Gay Huldah Price with her brother Peter Gregory Price
Gay and Luke Brough with Megan and John
Megan and John Brough
Gay and Rowan McNab
Cutting the cake at their wedding, 1984
Megan nee Brough, Rowan McNab, Peter Gregory Price at Peter and Cecily’s 60th wedding anniversary, 2013
Gay Huldah McNab

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Images in Part 3: Chapters 10, 11, and 12

Number   Description   Source or Location

1001   John James Price   Nantygroes Collection
1002   Birth Certificate: John James Price   RRP ex GRO
1003    Huldah Frances Elizabeth Mitchell   Cambria Park Collection
1004   Wedding photo: John and Huldah   Gay McNab
1005   ss. Potosi   RRP ex Internet
1006   Passenger list for ss. Potosi   RRP ex Internet
1007   Memorial Card: John James Price   Cambria Park Collection
1008   Photo, gravestone, John James Price   RRP
1009   Memorial Card: Huldah Frances Price   Cambria Park Collection
1010   Gravestone: Huldah Frances Price   RRP
1010   Obituary: Huldah Frances Price    Scraps Book; Cambria Park
1101   John Owen Price/Francis James Price   Cambria Park Collection
1102   John Joseph Price, Elizabeth, Dummy   Joyce Astridge
1103   John Joseph Price, during war   Joyce Astridge
1104   Fay, and John Joseph Price   Joyce Astridge
1105   John Joseph Price in Egypt   Joyce Astridge
1105   Army File: John Joseph Price   RRP ex NZDF
1106   Photo: John Joseph Price medals   RRP
John Joseph Price actual medals    Joyce Astridge
1107   Diann Price, infant   Diann Pratt
1108   Diann Price, marching girl   Diann Pratt
1109   Marriage Certificate: Diann and Norman Pratt   Diann Pratt
1110   Diann Price, hairdresser   Diann Pratt
1111   Diann at Herne Bay home   Diann Pratt
1112   Diann Pratt family   Diann Pratt
1113   Wedding photo: John and Joyce   Joyce Astridge
1114   Military plaque: John Joseph Price   RRP
1115   David John Astridge b. Price   Joyce Astridge
1201   Growcott headstone   RRP ex Internet
Francis James Price   RRP
1202   (this was a photo of a photo in a frame with medals held by Peter Gregory Price)
1203   HMNZT 10 s.s. Arawa   RRP ex Internet
1204   Ida Jean Price nee Rapley    Gay McNab
1205   Military plaque: Francis J R Price   RRP ex Internet

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1206   Klyta Eileen Price   Gay McNab
1207   Paula Margaret Evelyn North   Gay McNab
1208   Norma Eileen North on horse   Gay McNab
1209   Wedding: Norma and Stan Predki   Gay McNab
1210   Evan James Price, Navy
1211   Jean Lena Manttan
1212   Wedding: Evan and Jean Price
1213   Jean and Evan Price
1214   Death Notice: Evan James Price
1215   Fern and Klyta Price   RRP
1216   Paul Price
1217   Headstone: Paul Price
1218   Peter Gregory Price, 21st
Peter with swimming trophy
Cecily Margaret Doig
1219   Cecily with Megan and Anthony
1220   Megan Sendall (Brough)
1221   Cecily and Peter; 60th anniversary   RRP
1222   K Lyell Price
1223   K Lyell Price
1224   Wedding: K Lyell Price/Patricia
1225   Gay Huldah Price and brother Peter   Gay McNab
1226   Gay and Luke Brough, Megan and John   Gay McNab
1227   Megan and John Brough   Gay McNab
1228   Gay and Rowan McNab   Gay McNab
1229   Megan / Rowan McNab / Peter G Price   RRP
1230   Gay Huldah McNab   Gay McNab

Outline Descendant Report for John James Price

1   John James Price (1857-1892) B: 01 Jun 1857 in Kington, Herefordshire, M: 1882 in Kington, Herefordshire 3Q, D: 05 Jun 1892 in Hastings, New Zealand
+   Huldah Frances Elizabeth Mitchell (1859-1910) B: 1859 in Weobley, Herefordshire, M. 1882 in Kington, Herefordshire 3Q, D: 24 Aug 1910 in Napier Hospital
2   Charles James Price (1887-1887) B: 27 Aug 1887, D: 24 Oct 1887
2   John Owen Price (1889-1950) B: 20 Apr 1889, M: 13 May 1918, D: 06 Dec 1950 in Hastings
+   Alice Mary Barry (1895-1928) B: 02 May 1895, M: 13 May 1918, D: 13 Apr 1926 in Hastings
3   John Joseph Price (1918-1952) B:17 Dec 1918 in Hastings, M: 1951 in Presbyterian Church, Hastings, D: 15 Dec 1952 in Hastings
+   Joyce Daphne Sleeman (1926- ) B: 19 Jun 1926 in Gore, M: 1951 in Presbyterian Church, Hastings
4   David John Price (1952- ) B: 17 Jan 1952, M: 1973
+   Lorna Gertrude Burnard (1954- ) B: 02 Jan 1954, M: 1973
+   Fay Frances Clarkson (1924-2012) B: 20 Jan 1924, M: 06 Jan 1941 in Registrar’s Office, Hastings, D: 04 Jul 2012
4   Diann Price (1941- ) B: 05 Sep 1941, M: 22 Aug 1959 in St John’s Church, Mt Roskill
+   Norman Henry Pratt (1928 – 2001) B: 15 Jun 1928, M: 22 Aug 1959 in St John’s Church, Mt Roskill D: 25 Sep 2001 in Auckland
3   Dorothy Elizabeth Price (1922-2003) B: 17 Sep 1922 in Hastings, M: 1941, D: 21 Sep 2003 in Hastings
+   William Henry Growcott (1920-2009) B: 02 Dec 1920, M: 1941, D: 21 Nov 2009 in Hastings Hospital
4   Judith Suzanne Growcott (1942-1942) B: 01 Apr 1942 in Hastings, D: 25 Dec 1942 in Hastings
4   William Ross Growcott (1943-2008) B: 1943, M: 1974, D: 25 Apr 2008 in Brisbane
+   Maree Donna Beatie M: 1974
4   Barry John Growcott (1944-1995) B: 1944, D: 02 May 1995 in Memorial Hospital, Hastings
4   Pamela Claire Growcott (1946-2001) B: 1946, D: 13 May 2001 in HB Regional Hospital, Hastings
+   Susan Jane McKeown (1881-1958) B: 1881, M: 07 Oct 1927, D: 15 Nov 1958
2   Francis James Price (1892-1948) B: 08 May 1892, M: 07 Feb 1917 in Wellington, D: 11 Jan 1948 in Hastings
+   Ida Jean Rapley (1893-1977) B: 11 Jul 1893 in Wellington, M: 07 Feb 1917 in Wellington, D: 17 May 1977 in Wellington
3   NR Price (1917-1917) B: 09 Mar 1917, D: 09 March 1917
3   Francis James Rapley Price (1918-1965) B: Mar 1918, M: Dec 1941 in Chippenham, Wiltshire, D: 15 Mar 1965 in Hastings
+   Ivy Elizabeth Edith Susans (1919-1997) B: 19 Mar 1919 in Lambeth, London, M: Dec 1941 in Chippenham, Wiltshire, D: 23 Dec 1997 in Hastings
4   James Rapley Price (1942- ) B: 09 Aug 1942, M: 1966
+   Sylvia Leigh Dumble (1946- ) B: 1948, M: 1966
4   Ruth Alison Price (1944- ) B: 14 Jun 1944 in England, M: 1965
+   Roger Michael Kerr (1939- ) B: 1939, M: 1965
4   Keren Rapley Price (1946- ) B: 06 Jun 1946, M: 1967
+   Vernon John Maultsaid (1942- ) B: 1942, M: 1967
3   Klyta Eileen Price (1919-1995) B: 15 Sep 1919 in Wellington, M: 1939, D: 16 Oct 1995 in Napier
+   James Norman Rossiter (1905-1982) B: 18 Jul 1905, d: 05 Dec 1982 in Hastings
4   Norma Eileen North (1944- ) B: 1944, M: 1963
+   Stanislaw Andrzej Predki (1930- ) B: 30 Mar 1930 in Poland, M: 1963
+   Tai Haraki Haraki (1932- ) B: 1932
4   Tarita Jasmine Haraki (1963- ) B: 25 Aug 1963 in McHardy Public Maternity Home Napier, M: 1984
+   Shaun Michael Gemmell M: 1984
+   Albert Nelson North (1914-1991) B: 21 Oct 1914, M: 1939, D: 16 Jul 1991 in Hastings

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Outline Descendant Report for John James Price

4   Paula Margaret Evelyn North (1940-1993) B: 01 Sep 1940, M: 1960, D: 01 Nov 1993
+   Colin Henry Ward (1939- ) B: 1939 in noted Colin Ward B. 1937/4023, M: 1960
+   Trevor Barnett
4   Robert Lyall Albert North (1946-2005) B: 05 Aug 1946, M: 20 April 1964, D: 12 Aug 2005
+   Bronwyn Helen Hayes (1947- ) B: 18 Feb 1947, M: 20 Apr 1964
4   Raymon Derril North (1948-2004) B: 01 Mar 1948, M: 1993, D: 25 Jun 2004 in Hastings
+   Margaret Beatrice Aino Owen (1923-1971) B: 1923, M: 1967, D: 09 Jul 1971
+   Diana Frances Lear (1946- ) B: 1946, M: 1981
+   Margaret Janet Rose (1946- ) B: 1946, M: 1993
4   Richard Henry North (1951- ) B: 20 Mar 1951, M: 1971
+   Suzanne Atkins (1953- ) B: 1953, M: 1971
4   Nigel Philip North (1953 – ) B: 1953, M: 1995
+   Saya Ann Newton M: 1995
4   Valerie Ann North (1956- ) B: 07 Nov 1956, M: 1973
+   David Michael Vesty (1954- ) B: 1954, M: 1973
+   John Warahi Wallace M: 1970
+   Eric Henry Kenworthy (1909-1998) B: 20  Aug 1909, M: 1974, D: 15 Dec 1998 in Omahanui Village, Napier
3   Mary Price (1921-1921) B: Abt. 13 Sep 1921, D: 20 Sep 1921 in Nurse Denders Hospital, Marion St., Wellington
3   Evan James Price (1923-1984) B: 31 Mar 1923 in Kensington Private Hospital, Wellington, M: 1946, D: 17 Sep 1984 in Rob Roy, Takanini
+   Jean Lena Manttan (1924- ) B:23 Dec 1924 in Lyall Bay, M: 1946
4   Fern Jean Elena Price (1947-2012) B: 01 Oct 1947, M: Feb 1969, D: 05 Aug 2012
+   Douglas Barry Clarke (1941- ) B: 1941, M: Feb 1969
4   Gregory Lyall Price (1951- ) B: 12 Aug 1951, M: 1973
+   Diana Cheryl Martin (1951- ) B: 1951, M: 1973
4   Klyta Suzanna Price (1956- ) B: 22 Mar 1956, M: 1975
+   Gary Ian Marshall-Inman (1954- ) B: 1954, M: 1975
3   Lyell Price (1924-1931) B: 06 Dec 1924, D: 06 Sep 1931 in Hastings
3   Fay Price (1925-1925) B: 1925 in lived one day, D: 1925
3   Paul Price (1926-1969) B: 25 Mar 1926, M: 1949, D: 25 Jan 1969 in Hastings
+   Betty Brannigan (1926-2015) B: 07 Apr 1926, M: 1949, D: 16 Nov 2015 in Waiapu House, Havelock North
4   Francis Baden Price (1949- ) B: 18 Aug 1949 in Hasitngs [Hastings], M: 1969 in Hastings
+   Shirley Helen Smith M: 1969 in Hastings
4   Janet Betty Price (1950- ) B: 20 Aug 1950 in Hastings, M: 21 Aug 1971 in Hastings
+   Phillip Herbert Simmonds (1945- ) B: 21 Sep 1945 in Paeroa, M: 21 Aug 1971 in Hastings
4   Gay Frances Price (1951- ) B: 19 Sep 1951 in Hastings, M: 1974 in Hastings
+   Donald Ian Anderson (1951- ) B: 28 Aug 1951, M: 1974 in Hastings
4   John Cecil Price (1953- ) B: 09 Sep 1953 in Hastings, M: 1979 in Catholic Church, Frederick Street, Hastings
+   Marie Catherine Schrider (1956- ) B: 1956 in New Plymouth, M: 1979 in Catholic Church, Frederick Street, Hastings
3   Peter Gregory Price (1928- ) B: 28 Mar 1928, M: 07 Nov 1953 in Hastings
+   Cecily Margaret Doig (1929- 2015) B: 02 May 1929, M: 07 Nov 1953 in Hastings, D: 31 Jul 2015 in Hastings
4   Anthony David Price (1956- ) B: 29 Apr 1956
4   Stephanie Robyn Price (1958-) B: 10 Sep 1958
3   K Lyell Price (1931-2005) B: 15 Jun 1931, M: 22 Oct 1956 in St Phillips, Anglican Church, Sydney, D: 11 Jun 2005 in Sydney

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Outline Descendant Report for John James Price

+   Patricia Murray Stephen (1933- ) B: 02 May 1933 in Ashfield, NSW, M: 22 Oct 1956 in St Phillips, Anglican Church, Sydney
4   Julie Patricia Price (1957- ) B: 19 Aug 1957
4   James Stephen Price (1959- ) B: 06 Aug 1959
+   Linda Anne James (1962- ) B: 30 Oct 1962
4   Evan John Price (1961-2014) B: 29 Aug 1961 in Balmain, NSW, D: 04 Dec 2014 in Orange, NSW
+   Denise George (1956- ) B: 29 Sep 1956
4   John Llewellyn Price (1968- ) B: 17 Feb 1968 in Australia
+   Bronwyn Reely
+   Marianne Sourdin (1961- ) B: 23 Nov 1961
+   Lisa Somebody M: marriage lasted 6 months
3   Gay Huldah Price (1933- ) B: 22 May 1933, M: 1956
+   Luke Edward Coral Brough (1901-1982) B: 30 Jan 1901, M: 1956, D: 19 Jun 1982 in Hastings
4   John Francis Brough (1957- ) B: 06 Dec 1957, M: 04 Dec 1993 in Te Puna
+   Janis Miriam Gillett (1964 -) B: 1964, M: 04 Dec 1993 in Te Puna
4   Megan Brough (1960- ) B: 20 Jun 1960, M: 28 Aug 1982
+   Inia Te Rangi (1954- ) B: 1954, M: 28 Aug 1982
+   John Anthony Sendall (1954- ) B: 29 Apr 1954 in Rugby, England, M: 04 Jun 1994 in Te Puna
+   Rowan Philip McNab (1931- ) B: 08 Aug 1931, M: 24 Feb 1984

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