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Family of William Henry Nettleship and Caroline Bellingham

Husband: William Henry Nettleship (1837-1915)
Wife: Caroline Bellingham (1843-1915)
Children: William Stephen Nettleship (1876-1894)
Henry Nettleship (1878-1944)
Julia Attfield Nettleship (1889-1974)
Marriage 26 Aug 1863 Wesley Church, Lydiard Street, Ballarat, Victoria, Australia
Witnesses 26 Aug 1863 John Bell, Stephen Bellingham

Husband: William Henry Nettleship

Name: William Henry Nettleship
Sex: Male
Father: William Nettleship (1795-1851)
Mother: Julia Attfield (1803-1888)
Birth 30 Aug 1837 St Andrew Holborn, London
Census 1841 (age 3-4) Living with parents
Census 1851 (age 13-14) Living with parents, unmarried
Immigration 1854 (age 16-17) to Arrived Melbourne as crew member of "Robert and Betsey" (boarded in London on 22.12.1853)
Occupation 1863 (age 25-26) Goldsmith & jeweller, Ballarat, Vic., Australia (on marriage cert.)
Occupation 1879 (age 41-42) Established jewellers business in Wanganui, New Zealand
Death 21 Mar 1915 (age 77) 94 Wilson Street, Wanganui, New Zealand
Burial 23 Mar 1915 Wanganui General Cemetery, New Zealand

Wife: Caroline Bellingham

Name: Caroline Bellingham
Sex: Female
Father: Stephen Bellingham (c. 1814- )
Mother: Mary West (c. 1813-1846)
Birth 8 Dec 1843 Romford, Essex
Birth fact 1844 (age 0-1) 1844 Mar Qtr, Romford, 12/236
Census 1851 (age 7-8) Living with father & stepmother (Caroline West)
Emigration Dec 1852 (age 8-9) from To Victoria on board "Persian" with father & stepmother
Death 25 Jul 1915 (age 71) Wellington, New Zealand
Death fact 27 Jul 1915 (age 71) Death notice in The Wanganui Chronicle
Burial 28 Jul 1915 Wanganui General Cemetery, New Zealand

Child 1: William Stephen Nettleship

Name: William Stephen Nettleship
Sex: Male
Birth 1876 Auckland, New Zealand
Birth fact 1876 (age 0) Birth: 3Q 1876, Auckland (folio 1916)
Death 27 Sep 1894 (age 17-18) Ohakune, New Zealand
Burial 1 Oct 1894 Heads Road Public Cemetery, Wanganui

Child 2: Henry Nettleship

Name: Henry Nettleship
Sex: Male
Spouse: Blanche Taylor (1876-1961)
Birth 1878 Auckland, New Zealand
Birth fact 1878 (age 0) Birth: 3Q 1878, Auckland (folio 2021)
Occupation 1910 (age 31-32) Watchmaker and Jeweller, 27 Ingestre St., Wanganui (PO Directory)
Death 31 Mar 1944 (age 65-66) Auckland, New Zealand

Child 3: Julia Attfield Nettleship

Name: Julia Attfield Nettleship
Sex: Female
Spouse 1: Thomas Henry Jones ( - )
Spouse 2: Thomas William Henry Booth (1885-1949)
Birth 6 Apr 1889 Wanganui, New Zealand
Birth fact 1889 (age 0) Wanganui Reg: 2Q 1889 Folio 1359
Education 7 Feb 1902 (age 12) Admitted to Wanganui Girls College; Admitted to Wanganui Girls College
Residence 1930 (age 40-41) 1 Darley Flats, Darley Rd., Manly. Warringah, NSW (Australian Electoral Roll)
Death fact 1974 (age 84-85) Reg: 56139/1974
Death 29 Jun 1974 (age 85) Mount Ousley Convalescent Hospital, Mount Ousley, New South Wales, Australia
Cremation 2 Jul 1974 Wollongong Crematorium

Note on Husband: William Henry Nettleship

Nettleship, William, Working Jeweller, Wilson Street, Wanganui. Bankers, National Bank of New Zealand. Mr. Nettleship is a native of London and came out to Victoria as a lad in 1851 [actually 1854], per schooner `Robert and Betsy', ninety tons, taking eight months on the voyage. Mr. Nettleship claims to have been the first to be apprenticed to his trade in Victoria. He completed his term in 1855. Mr. Nettleship came to New Zealand in 1869, working at his trade off and on for some years. He established the present business in 1879, and has a convenient shop and comfortable dwellings erected on freehold land from his own plans as above. Mr. Nettleship has a complete plant, including rolling mill, lathe, and every appliance. His trade extends along the West Coast. He undertakes every description of work that may be required, and may be depended upon to turn out anything entrusted to his care in first-rate style. Mr. Nettleship has been connected with the volunteer rifles in Wellington and Wanganui for about fifteen years.

Source: Cyclopedia of New Zealand 1897, Wellington Province

With grateful acknowledgements to Harry Dutton