Individual Notes
Note for: William Joseph Wareham, 20 NOV 1877 - 10 NOV 1957
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Burial: Date: 12 NOV 1957
Place: Paraparaumu Cemetery, New Zealand
Individual Note: Name, Date of Birth and Place and Date of Death and Place from A Dunn
*Marriage Details Date: 1912, Folio No: 120, Names: William Joseph Wareham and Evelyn Trudgeon*
The Dominion 11th November 1957 shows
Wareham - On November 10, 1957, at Wellington, William Joseph, loved husband of Evelyn Wareham, Hinemoa Street, Paraparaumu, and loved father of Maurice, Jack, Pat, Peggy (Mrs Thyne), Betty (Mrs Anderson), Mavis (Mrs Jones, Sydney) and Jim; aged 80 years. R.I.P. The Funeral will leave the Church of St. Patrick, Paraparaumu, Tomorrow (Tuesday), November 12, 1957, at the conclusion of Requiem Mass, which will be celebrated at 9 a.m., for the Cemetery, Paraparaumu. The Rosary will be recited at 7.30 p.m. Today. J. E. Taylor and Sons Ltd
Individual Notes
Note for: William Thomas Oates, 18 MAR 1877 -
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Individual Note: Name, Date of Birth and Place from A Dunn
Individual Notes
Note for: William Thomas Oates, 7 JAN 1879 - 28 MAY 1953
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Burial: Date: 30 MAY 1953
Place: Terrace End Cemetery, Palmerston North
Individual Note: Name, Date of Birth and Place and Date of Death and Place from A Dunn
*Marriage Details Date: 1906, Folio No: 3229*
Palmerston North City Council Cemetery Records show William Thomas Oates, Date of Interment: 30/5/1953, Aged: 76 years, Address: 31 Milverton Avenue, Occ: Saleman, Cemetery: Terrace End Cemetery, Denomination: Anglican, Area: TE, Block: 34, Plot: 20, Grave, Plot Purchaser: William Oates, Funeral Director: W R Kells
The Manawatu Evening Standard 29th May 1953 shows
Oates - On May 28, 1953, at Palmerston North, William Thomas Oates, of 31 Milverton Avenue, Palmerston North, dearly loved father of Audrey (Mrs K. Sloman) and Gordon; aged 76 years. Private interment. - (Wm. R. Kells and Son, Funeral Directors.)
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Could not locate a Funeral Notice
Individual Notes
Note for: Jane Or Jean Isabella Henry, ABT 1885 - 22 AUG 1951
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Burial: Date: 24 AUG 1951
Place: Terrace End Cemetery, Palmerston North
Individual Note: Name, Year of Birth and Year of Death and Place from A Dunn
*Marriage Details Date: 1906, Folio No: 3229*
Palmerston North City Council Cemetery Records show Jean Isabella Oates, Date of Interment: 24/8/1951, Aged: 66 years, Address: 31 Milverton Avenue, Occ: Married, Cemetery: Terrace End Cemetery, Denomination: Anglican, Area: TE, Block: 34, Plot: 22, Grave, Plot Purchaser: William Oates, Funeral Director: Kells & Son
The Manawatu Evening Standard 23rd August 1951 shows
Oates - On August 22, 1951, at Palmerston North, Jean Isabella, dearly loved wife of William Thomas Oates, of 31 Milverton Avenue, Palmerston North and loved mother of Audrey (Mrs K. Sloman) and Gordon; aged 66 years
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Funeral Notice
The Friends of Mr William T. Oates are invited to attend the funeral of his late beloved wife Jean Isabella, which will leave our Mortuary, 619 Main Street, Palmerston North, tomorrow (Friday), August 24, 1951, at the conclusion of a service which will commence at 1.45 p.m. for the Palmerston North Cemetery. Wm. R Kells & Son, Funeral Directors
Individual Notes
Note for: Thomas Henry Oates, 1881 -
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Individual Note: Name, Year of Birth and Place from A Dunn
1911 was a Cycle Dealer in Upper Willis Street, Wellington detail from Ellen Louisa Oates's Death Notice
The Evening Post 17th November 1920 shows
Ad
Shipments of the Renowned
Harley - Davidson 7-9-h.p
Model have arrived. Call now and
make inquiries about the "7-9" model -
she's a stunner. We'll be pleased to tell
you all about "her"
Thom. H. Oates,
The Harley-Davidson Agent
125, Willis street
Individual Notes
Note for: Ellen Louisa Oates, 1884 - 8 APR 1911
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Burial: Date: 11 APR 1911
Place: Linwood Cemetery, Christchurch
Individual Note: Name, Year of Birth and Place and Date of Death and Place from A Dunn
Christchurch City Council Library Cemeteries Database Records show Ellen Oates, Date of Death: 8/4/1911, Date of Burial: 11/4/1911, Aged: 26, Address: 651 Gloucester Street, Occ: Domestic Duties, Birthplace: New Zealand, Cemetery: Linwood Cemetery, Block: 20, Plot: 19, Comments: Coroners warrant
The Press 10th April 1911 shows
Oates - On April 8th, at Otaki, North Island, Ellen (Nellie), dearly loved daughter of Catherine Oates, of 651 Gloucester street Extension, North Linwood; aged 25 years. Deeply regretted
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The Friends of Mrs C. Oates are invited to attend the Funeral of her late daughter, Nellie, leaving her residence, 651 Gloucester street Extension, North Linwood, on Tuesday, the 11th inst. at 3 p.m. for the Linwood Cemetery. J Lamb and Son
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(Press Association Telegrams.)
Wellington, April 9.
A single woman names Ellen Louise? Oates, aged 26, fell off the Auckland bound express train yesterday between Otaki and Manakau, and was killed. Deceased who came from Christchurch, was travelling to Palmerston North with her mother
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Palmerston North, April 9.
The body of Miss Oates was brought to Palmerston North last night by her brother, a well known local cycle and phonograph? agent. Miss Oates had been staying with a brother at Wellington. She was not in good health, and was on her way to her brother at Palmerston North. When about two miles north of Otaki she went on to the platform, and fell between the two carriages. Death must have been instantaneous. An inquest will be opened tomorrow morning to take Mrs Oates's evidence. The body will be taken to Christchurch for burial.
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The Evening Post 10th April 1911 shows
Railway Fatality
Young Woman Killed
(By Telegraph - Press Association.)
Palmerston, 9th April
A shocking fatality occurred on the railway north of Otaki on Saturday, the victim being Miss Ellen Louise? Oates, who was travelling by the Main Trunk express. The body was brought to Palmerston last night by deceased's brother, a well known local cycle and photograph agent. Miss Oates, who was aged 26, had been staying with another brother at Wellington. She was not in good health, and was on her way to her brother at Palmerston with her mother. When the train was about two miles north of Otaki she went out on to the carriage platform, and it seems, fell between the two carriages. It was some time before the guard could be informed, and by that time the train was far past the scene, but it was stopped at Manakau, whence some railway men were sent back with a trolley. They found the body terribly mangled, and took it back to Otaki. Death must have been instantaneous. An inquest will be opened tomorrow morning to take Mrs. Oates's evidence, and to permit of? the body being taken to Christchurch, where deceased's home was, for interment.
The late Miss Oates was a sister of Mr. T. H. Oates, cycle dealer, of Upper Willis street
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The Evening Post 11th April 1911 shows
Young Woman's Death
The Inquest
(By Telegraph - Special to the Post.)
Palmerston N., This Day.
The inquest touching the death of Ellen Louisa Oates, who fell from the Main Trunk express on Saturday, was held here yesterday.
The evidence showed that deceased had not been in good health for two or three years, and had suffered from a nervous breakdown. On leaving Wellington by train she seemed melancholy and depressed, and had been so for some time. When she went on the platform she had just spoken of refreshments. She had often complained of dizziness.
After hearing the evidence at length the Coroner said there was a possibility of deceased having been seized with a sudden fit of faintness and fallen between the rails. He found that deceased met her death from injuries received from falling from a train, there being nothing to show how the accident occurred