Lawrence Wattie Nusworth Nation, 1899–1952 (aged 52 years)
- Name
- Lawrence Wattie Nusworth /Nation/
- Type of name
- also known as
- Given names
- Lawrence Wattie Nusworth
- Surname
- Nation
- Name
- Lawrence Walter /Sigglekow/
- Given names
- Lawrence Walter
- Surname
- Sigglekow
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Birth
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Country: New Zealand |
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Marriage of parents
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Death of a father
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Marriage of a parent
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Death of a maternal grandmother
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Death of a wife
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Burial of a father
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Country: New Zealand |
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Death
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Country: New Zealand |
| father |
1824–1909
Birth: 20 June 1824
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— Hohen-Luckow, Germany Death: 7 March 1909 |
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| mother |
1881–1964
Birth: 16 July 1881
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— Woodville, New Zealand Death: 9 June 1964 — Raetihi, New Zealand |
| MARRIAGE OF SIGGLEKOW, JOHAN LUDWIG CHRISTIAN AND MUNRO, SARAH ANN | MARRIAGE OF SIGGLEKOW, JOHAN LUDWIG CHRISTIAN AND MUNRO, SARAH ANN — 5 November 1900 — |
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-10 months
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1899–1952
Birth: 12 December 1899
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— Levin, New Zealand Death: 14 March 1952 — Wanganui, New Zealand |
| father |
1824–1909
Birth: 20 June 1824
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— Hohen-Luckow, Germany Death: 7 March 1909 |
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| stepmother | |
| MARRIAGE OF SIGGLEKOW, JOHAN LUDWIG CHRISTIAN AND WENDELBORN, FREDERIKE LOUISE HENRIETTE | MARRIAGE OF SIGGLEKOW, JOHAN LUDWIG CHRISTIAN AND WENDELBORN, FREDERIKE LOUISE HENRIETTE — 22 March 1830 — |
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1873–1928
Birth: 24 September 1873
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— Christchurch, New Zealand Death: 28 November 1928 — Raetihi, New Zealand |
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| mother |
1881–1964
Birth: 16 July 1881
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— Woodville, New Zealand Death: 9 June 1964 — Raetihi, New Zealand |
| half-sister |
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| stepfather |
1895–1968
Birth: 10 June 1895
Death: 15 December 1968 — Raetihi, New Zealand |
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| mother |
1881–1964
Birth: 16 July 1881
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— Woodville, New Zealand Death: 9 June 1964 — Raetihi, New Zealand |
| MARRIAGE OF WARING, WILLIAM STEPHEN AND MUNRO, SARAH ANN | MARRIAGE OF WARING, WILLIAM STEPHEN AND MUNRO, SARAH ANN — 1929 — |
| himself |
1899–1952
Birth: 12 December 1899
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— Levin, New Zealand Death: 14 March 1952 — Wanganui, New Zealand |
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| son |
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| son |
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| son |
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| daughter |
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| daughter |
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Shared note
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When Lawrence Wattie's mother remarried to Charles Nation, he took that last name. |
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Shared note
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His will was probated with the archives reference AAOG W3559 60/52, filed on 20 March 1952. |
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Shared note
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He attended the Tataraimaka School in Taranaki from 29 March 1911 until 7 July 1911, when he left for the Levin School. It appears he may have been at the Levin School prior to this move to Taranaki. |
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Shared note
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According to his obituary, he came to Ohakune in 1905, attending school there when Mr. J. Bligh was the headmaster. He worked for his father in the production of the Ohakune News, and later in Raetahi for the Waimarino Call. In later years he worked for the Central Districts Press, which went out of print in 1950. He was also involved in a carrying company, a store and a bakery. He was one of the earliest members of the Ohakune Fire Brigade, and for many years president of the Waimarino Brass Band. He served two terms as a councillor and was mayor for two terms, being the youngest mayor ever at the time of his election. Five years before his death he was appointed as a Justice of the Peace. Not long before his death he became the Waimarino representative on the Wanganui Hospital Board. He had been a member of the advisory board for the Plunket Society for 20 years. |
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Shared note
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Voter Registration Residence: 1935 - Waimarino, Bay of Plenty (Times Office, Ohakune, Compositor) |