Philip Wharton Goldsmith, 1857–1946 (aged 89 years)
- Name
- Philip Wharton /Goldsmith/
- Given names
- Philip Wharton
- Surname
- Goldsmith
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Country: England |
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Death of a father
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Country: England |
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Death
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Country: New Zealand |
| father |
1823–1918
Birth: 1823
— Toft Manks, Norfolk, England Death: 1918 — Pulham Market, Norfolk, England |
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| mother |
1833–1864
Birth: 1833
— South Lopham, Norfolk, England Death: 1864 — Pulham Market, Norfolk, England |
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1857–1946
Birth: 1857
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— Pulham Market, Norfolk, England Death: 27 January 1946 — Levin, New Zealand |
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3 years
younger brother |
1859–1926
Birth: 1859
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— Pulham Market, Norfolk, England Death: 1926 — Pulham Market, Norfolk, England |
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6 years
younger sister |
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1857–1946
Birth: 1857
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— Pulham Market, Norfolk, England Death: 27 January 1946 — Levin, New Zealand |
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| partner |
1858–1940
Birth: 1858
— Ystand Mynach, Caerphilly, Wales Death: 17 June 1940 |
| son |
1882–1918
Birth: 1 February 1882
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— Irwell, New Zealand Death: 2 October 1918 — Levin, New Zealand |
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21 months
daughter |
1883–1883
Birth: 23 October 1883
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— Irwell, New Zealand Death: 1883 — Irwell, New Zealand |
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1 year
daughter |
1884–1913
Birth: 15 October 1884
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— Irwell, New Zealand Death: 6 November 1913 — Levin, New Zealand |
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19 months
son |
1886–1962
Birth: 14 May 1886
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— Irwell, New Zealand Death: 1 May 1962 — Levin, New Zealand |
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16 months
son |
1887–1941
Birth: 1 September 1887
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— Irwell, New Zealand Death: 25 January 1941 — Fielding, New Zealand |
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7 years
daughter |
1894–1944
Birth: 23 July 1894
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— Gisborne, New Zealand Death: 17 August 1944 — Levin, New Zealand |
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Shared note
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Levin Borough Mayor from 1932 - 1941 |
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Shared note
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from http://www.nzetc.org/tm/scholarly/tei-McEGeof-t1-body-d1.html Title: Geoffrey Alley, Librarian: His Life & Work Thomas Anson Buckingham came to New Zealand with his cousin Philip Wharton Goldsmith in 1879, and, influenced by their reports, Thomas senior decided to follow with the rest of the family. They sailed on the Waitangi on 5 January 1882, arriving 105 days later at Lyttelton on 21 April. They stayed for a while at Sudeley Farm, Irwell, which was being managed by Philip Goldsmith, and then Thomas decided to go south with Thomas Anson, buying a farm at Drummond in the flat centre of Southland. The two girls returned to Canterbury, Clara to the Overtons, whose property adjoined Sudeley Farm, and Lucy to the School for the Deaf in Sumner, where she taught until she married the Reverend John Alexander Lochore in 1900. |
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Shared note
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New Zealand Mail 25 May 1904 p26b Levin. Annual meeting of Levin Horticultural, Produce and Industrial Society - Mr Phillip Goldsmith was voted to the chair in the absence of Mr Jas Prouse, the Society's President, who was indisposed. Mr J Prouse re-elected President, R Prouse one of three vice-presidents. Committee incl Mesdames |
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from http://www.nzetc.org/tm/scholarly/tei-Cyc06Cycl-t1-body1-d3-d36-d4.html Title: The Cyclopedia of New Zealand [Taranaki, Hawke’s Bay & Wellington Provincial Districts] The Borough Of Levin was incorporated in the year 1906. It has an area of 1,400 acres, a population of 1,265 in 1906 (of whom 300 are rate- payers), and possesses 275 dwelling houses. The capital value of property amounts to £207,000. A general rate of 1£¼d in the £ is levied. The offices of the borough council and the county council chambers are in Oxford street. The members of the council are: Messrs. B. R. Gardener (mayor), G. K. Douglas, H. Hall, J. G. Hankins, T. A. B. Hudson, E. F. Levy, J. Prouse, J. Ryder, C. Williams, and Dr. H. D. Mackenzie (councillors). Mr. P. W. Goldsmith is town clerk and treasurer. |
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In 1901 Philip appears to be living at the Experimental Farm in Levin (Commonwealth Development Farm) as he gives that address for his son Philip's military registration. In the 1902 Otaki electoral roll, Philip Wharton and Catherine Goldsmith are living at the State Farm. He was an accountant. The same details appear for 1903, 1905/06 and 1908. |
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