Historical Journal: Auckland-Waikato, Issues 52-621988 - New Zealand |
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... brother Willoughby . Willoughby was a rough gem and had none of the refinement of his younger brother . While I coached Edward for months of daily teaching , and we had some rather ticklish adventures together . I remember on one ...
... brother Willoughby . Willoughby was a rough gem and had none of the refinement of his younger brother . While I coached Edward for months of daily teaching , and we had some rather ticklish adventures together . I remember on one ...
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... brother , Thomas , a sea captain who had been running ships to the Crimea , arrived in Auckland , leaving two other brothers back in England . Later again , the third brother , William , arrived and took up farming in Papakura . He ...
... brother , Thomas , a sea captain who had been running ships to the Crimea , arrived in Auckland , leaving two other brothers back in England . Later again , the third brother , William , arrived and took up farming in Papakura . He ...
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... brother Judah Moss Solomon was doing well in South Australia , destined to be Mayor of Adelaide . Henry and Julia ... brother's New Zealand affairs when Barnet departed for California , while Julia mothered three children . Perhaps it ...
... brother Judah Moss Solomon was doing well in South Australia , destined to be Mayor of Adelaide . Henry and Julia ... brother's New Zealand affairs when Barnet departed for California , while Julia mothered three children . Perhaps it ...
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