Charles Williamson | NZ Ancestor Search Helper

Name	Born	Mother	Father
Charles Williamson	1826	Eliza ?	Thomas Williamson

Bride	Groom	Marriage District	Year	Volume	Page	Entry
🌳 Margaret Wilhelmina Sophia Fleming	🌳 Charles Williamson	Dargaville	1884	29	1	11
🌳 Elizabeth Buchanan	🌳 James Charles Williamson	East Taieri	1886	31	708	4
🌳 Edith Lord Norris	🌳 Charles Robert Williamson	Auckland	1890	35	839	322
🌳 Catherine Pailthorpe	🌳 Charles John Williamson	Wellington	1899	48	763	189
🌳 Annie Josephine Halpin	🌳 Charles Williamson	Dunedin	1899	49	924	383
🌳 Annie Smith	🌳 Charles John Williamson	Wellington	1895	40	668	178

Occupier/Owner Name(s)	Property Address	Year
CRESSWELL CHARLES M WANGANUI COLLEGE EST Alternative: WILLIAMSON	PURNELL ST	1916-1917

Christchurch Place Names:
Robert (2/NZEF) d. ... Chatten (1/NZEF) d. ... George (1/NZEF) d. ... June 1984 age 56 hus. ... John (1/NZEF) d. ... John (2/NZEF) d. ... Andrew(2/NZEF) d. ... Ainsley (2/RNZN) d. ...
https://www.transcriptions.nz/Gravestone.Photos/Memorial.Park.Cemetery.html

Waimairi Cemetery N-Z
A (1/NZEF) d. ... June 1970, age 5mths. ... Walter (2/RNZAF) d. ... P (1/NZEF) d. ... John ((1/BEF 40213) d. ... James (1/NZEF) d. ... March 1977 age 62 & dau. ... John (2 /NZEF) d
https://www.transcriptions.nz/Gravestone.Photos/Waimairi.Cemetery.gravestones.N-...

Upper.Riccarton.St.Peters
Gould) 1855 - 1936 m. ... June 1948 wife & dau. ... Isaac (1/NZEF) d. ... May 1878 age 10 yrs. ... May 2010, age 89 & CHAPPELL - infant son b. ... Lilian 1889 - 1979 & dau. ... John
https://www.transcriptions.nz/Gravestone.Photos/Upper.Riccarton.St.Peters.html

1988.May.Press.BMD
Tony -- 2 yrs ago today WILLIAMSON - Charles Edmund on 9 May 1982 --- WOODGATE - ... late Arthur Ronald -- age 95 -- Deaths - 126 WILLIAMSON - Charles Frederick on 13 May at -- hus. of
https://www.transcriptions.nz/1870-1908/1988.May.Press.BMD.html

1982.May.Christchurch.Press.BMD
Canterbury Crematorium WILLIAMSON - Charles Edmund, on 7 May at -- hus. of ... wife of late Herbert George, mother of --- WILLIAMSON - Charles Edmund, on 7 May at -- father of
https://www.transcriptions.nz/1870-1908/1982.May.Christchurch.Press.BMD.html

1988.February.Lytt.Times.BMD
Angela -- sister -- 24 Feb. 1987 -- WILLIAMSON - Charles Dermot -- on 24 February 1970 -- Thursday 25 February 1988 Births - 235 Bohan, Carroll, Dixon, Gurney, Harnett, Hunter,
https://www.transcriptions.nz/1870-1908/1988.February.Lytt.Times.BMD.html

1986.May.Press.BMD
Tim -- 1 yr ago -- WILLIAMSON - Charles Edmund -- on 7 May 1982 -- WOODGATE - Roy Keith --- Thursday 8 May 1986 Births - 049 Cathcart, Davison, Evans, Geary, Gregor, Groube, Mason
https://www.transcriptions.nz/1870-1908/1986.May.Press.BMD.html

1870-1908/1995.February.Press.BMD.htm
Jane – 10yrs ago today – WILLIAMSON – Charles Dermot on 24 Feb. 1970 --- Saturday 25 February 1995 Births – 250 Anderson, Beatson, Carpinter, Chapman, Collins, Births –
https://www.transcriptions.nz/1870-1908/1995.February.Press.BMD.htm

1983.February.Press.BMD
Elizabeth, mother, gran and great-gran. WILLIAMSON - Charles Dermot, son -- 24 February 1970 --- Friday 25 February 1983 Births - 128 Anderson, Donald, Fraser, Harrison, Jordan,
https://www.transcriptions.nz/1870-1908/1983.February.Christchurch.Press.BMD.htm...

1870-1908/1994.May.Press.BMD.htm
May 1993 (5 more notices) WILLIAMSON – Charles Edmund on 7 May 1982 -- Monday 9 May 1994 Births – 075 Buchanan, Creak, Drummond, Englefield, Births – 076 Lea, Meder, Milne,
https://www.transcriptions.nz/1870-1908/1994.May.Press.BMD.htm

Title	Summary	Thumbnail
Daily Southern Cross (1862-1876) :Orakei land case - interlocutory judgment. Printed for the proprietor by Charles Williamson, of Scotia Place, Upper Queen-street, Auckland, at the offices O'Connell and Chancery-streets, and published by him at that office, no 74 Queen-street, Auckland, Tuesday, 5th day of January 1869.	Eph-D-MAORI-1869-01. Daily Southern Cross (1862-1876) :Orakei land case - interlocutory judgment. Printed for the proprietor by Charles Williamson, of Scotia Place, Upper Queen-street, Auckland, at the offices O'Connell and Chancery-streets, and published by him at that office, no 74 Queen-street, Auckland, Tuesday, 5th day of January 1869.. [Item]
Family correspondence and papers	MS-Papers-5437-267. Family correspondence and papers. 1879-1985. Lee-Johnson, Eric, 1908-1993 : Papers (MS-Group-0399). [Item]

Surname	Forename	Address	Event Place	Date
WILLIAMSON	Charles		Otago	1850 - 1880

WILLIAMSON	Charles		Skipper's Gully, Shotover	14 Jul 1863

WILLIAMSON	Charles		Otago	29 Jul 1863

WILLIAMSON	Charles	Otago	Otago	14 Aug 1863

WILLIAMSON	Charles		Maori Point	14 Sep 1863

WILLIAMSON	Charles		Otago	15 Sep 1863

WILLIAMSON	Charles	Otago	Otago	16 Sep 1863

WILLIAMSON	Charles	Gold Fields' Department, Upper Shotover	Otago	1864

WILLIAMSON	Charles		Pleasant Creek, Upper Shotover	27 Jan 1864

WILLIAMSON	Charles	Otago	Otago	19 Feb 1864

WILLIAMSON	Charles	Wakatipu		before 25 Apr 1864

WILLIAMSON	Charles	Wakatipu		before 9 May 1864

WILLIAMSON	Charles		Otago	18 Aug 1864

WILLIAMSON	Charles	Anderson's Bay	Electoral District of Peninsula	1882

WILLIAMSON	Charles	Anderson's Bay	Electoral District of Peninsula	1884

WILLIAMSON	Charles	Anderson's Bay	Electoral District of Peninsula	1887

WILLIAMSON	Charles	Bullendale	Electoral District of Wakatipu	1887

WILLIAMSON	Charles	Dipton	Electoral District of Hokonui	1887

WILLIAMSON	Charles	Anderson's Bay	Electoral District of Peninsula	1890

WILLIAMSON	Charles	Dunedin	Electoral District of City of Dunedin	1890

WILLIAMSON	Charles	Arrowtown	Electoral District of Wakatipu	1890

WILLIAMSON	Charles	South Dunedin	City of Dunedin Electorate	1893

WILLIAMSON	Charles, J.P.	Otago	Otago	15 Aug 1863

WILLIAMSON	Charles, R.M.	Taieri	Otago	16 Dec 1863

WILLIAMSON	Charles, R.M.	Maori Point	Otago	16 Mar 1864

WILLIAMSON	Charles, R.M.	Maori Point	Otago	23 Mar 1864

Article	Description	Author	Source
Studio protrait of Charles Williamson of Belmont, Takapuna.	A studio portrait of Charles Williamson of Belmont, taken in the 1860s. The Williamson family built Earnscliff house at 44 Williamson Avenue in 1882.	Unknown	Kura Heritage Collections Online / Auckland Libraries
Charles Williamson of Belmont.	A studio portrait of Charles Williamson of Belmont, Takapuna, taken in the 1860s around the time of his marriage to Louisa Hampton. Charles built Earnsliff, now at 44 Williamson Avenue, Belmont (Takapuna)in 1882.	Unknown	Kura Heritage Collections Online / Auckland Libraries
Diamond wedding celebration of Charles and Louisa Williamson, Belmont, Takapuna.	Group portrait of the Willamson family at the Diamond wedding celebrartions of Charles and Louisa Williamson (nee Hampton) of Belmont, Takapuna. The group are seated in front of Earnsliff, the family home in Williamson Avenue, Belmont, Takapuna.	Unknown	Kura Heritage Collections Online / Auckland Libraries
Visitors at Earnscliff, Willamson Avenue, Belmont.	A view of the south-east corner of Earnscliff, the home of Charles and Louisa Williamson in Belmont. The photograph shows Charles Williamson standing by a buggy on the driveway. A couple sit in the buggy while a young boy leans against the verandah post. A cannon from the Waikato Wars has been installed in the garden as a garden orament and can be seen next to Charles.	Unknown	Kura Heritage Collections Online / Auckland Libraries
On the verandah of Earnscliff, Williamson Avenue, Belmont.	A view looking southeast towards Devonport from the garden and side verandah of Earnscliff, the home of Charles and Louisa Williamson in Belmont, Takapuna. The two-storey house was built in 1882 from concrete composite. This view shows three steeply pitched gables along the east side of the house. A verandah shades the ground floor bay windows. Family and guests rest on the lawn while taking a break from a game of croquet. The bearded man in pith helmet is probably Charles Williamson.	Unknown	Kura Heritage Collections Online / Auckland Libraries
Croquet at Earnscliff, the Williamson family home in Belmont, Takapuna.	Members of the Williamson family and guests playing croquet on the lawn of Earnscliff, the Williamson's estate at 44 Williamson Avenue, Belmont, taken in the early 1900s. Charles Williamson is pictured on the right in the white hat. The guests could be Takapuna neighbours Arthur and Mrs Brett. The estate looks out toward the east to Rangitoto Island on the extreme left and the Hauraki Gulf.	Unknown	Kura Heritage Collections Online / Auckland Libraries
Williamson group	Full length portrait of the Williamson group, taken outdoor on a lawn in front of some trees, six men, two with beards and moustaches, the other four with moustaches, Charles Williamson of Belmont seated wearing a dark coloured jacket, a light coloured waistcoat, light coloured trousers, a light coloured shirt and tie, a hat; two men with dark coloured, three quarter length, dark coloured coats, dark coloured trousers, light coloured shirts and ties, one man in a top hat; the other two men wearing dark coloured, three piece suits, light coloured shirts and ties; six women, three seated, two wearing light coloured and three wearing dark coloured dresses, all with hats, one woman far back right wearing a small hat, obscured by a man, the older lady is Louisa Williamson (nee Hampton); two babies wearing light coloured dresses, lace hats; a boy seated in the front wearing a light coloured shirt, light coloured shorts; the girl seated in the front wearing a light coloured lace dress and a hat. The woman in the centre holding the child is May Williamson (nee Phelps). The child is her daughter Margaret Louise Williamson. The boy sitting in front of the elderly man is his grandson James Phelps Williamson. The child on the extreme left is Francis Charles Williamson, held by his father Julius Warwick Williamson.	Schmidt, Herman John, 1872-1959	Kura Heritage Collections Online / Auckland Libraries
Sth African War soldier: charles williamson	Surname: williamson - Reg No: 6389 - Given Names: charles - Rank: private - Unit: Details for 7th contingent - sailing with eighth - Contingent: Details - County/City: waiapu - Occupation: shepherd - Ship: surrey 1 February 1902 - Address: care of k s williams tuparoa bay gisborne - Next of Kin: williamson mr c m - Relationship to Soldier: father - Next of Kin Address: murdoch road epsom auckland		NZHistory - South African War soldiers / Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Williamson, Charles - The Cyclopedia of New Zealand [Otago & Southland Provincial Districts]	Williamson, Charles , Butcher, Great North Road, Winton; private residence, Dipton. Mr Williamson established his business in 1898. The original premises were destroyed by fire, and the business is now carried on on the ground floor of a brick building, situated on the Great North Road. The slaughter-house stands on a leasehold section of sixty...	Cyclopedia Company Limited	New Zealand Electronic Text Collection / Victoria University of Wellington
Gerstenkorn, photo. — Councillor C. Williamson	The Cyclopedia of New Zealand [Otago & Southland Provincial Districts] - Councillor Charles Williamson - Gerstenkorn, photo. Councillor C. Williamson .	Cyclopedia Company Limited	New Zealand Electronic Text Collection / Victoria University of Wellington
Councillor Charles Williamson - The Cyclopedia of New Zealand [Otago & Southland Provincial Districts]	Councillor Charles Williamson has represented North Ward in the Winton Borough Council since 1903. Mr Williamson was born in the Orkney Islands, on the 27th of November, 1859, and was brought to Port Chalmers as a child by his parents in the ship “Melbourne.” He was educated at Dunedin, Te Houka, and Clinton. In 1880, Mr Williamson went to stat...	Cyclopedia Company Limited	New Zealand Electronic Text Collection / Victoria University of Wellington
Operational Approaches in New Zealand & Singaporean Hotel Food & Beverage Departments: Expanding the Customer Base Beyond In-House	Hotel-based restaurants have long been viewed as an unprofitable segment of the hospitality market and are perceived to offer a lower quality product than independently operated outlets. This thesis looks at the possible causes of this poor performance, focusing on local diners. The decision to examine this market emerged through the author’s observation that New Zealand and Singaporean diners differed in their willingness to dine in hotels. A literature review was undertaken that examined the historical development of hotel dining in each country along with media commentary on the current performance of hotel-based restaurants. Additionally, empirical research on many key areas of food and beverage (F&B) management has been examined. While prior research on many aspects of hotel F&B management exists, the majority of this focuses on the North American and British markets. This thesis represents the first piece of academic enquiry into operational issues affecting hotels in either country. This study provides a comparative look at hotel dining in Singapore and New Zealand, exploring local perceptions and the views F&B Managers have of this market. An interpretivist mixed methodological approach was undertaken, combining an online survey of local diners and interviews with F&B mangers in each country. The outputs from each of these data collection tools provided information that identified strengths and weakness within each country. The results of this primary data also allowed for a revisitation of past research to examine their transferability to Singapore and New Zealand. It also provided the opportunity to address longstanding research outcomes and test their continued relevance. Significant differences between each country were found regarding the perceptions of hotel dining held by locals. Findings indicate that New Zealand diners perceive hotel F&B products to be expensive, offering a poor standard of service combined with outdated products, where Singaporeans were much more positive. Additionally, differences exist between how F&B Managers view the need to appeal to this market with New Zealand properties maintaining their focus on providing for in-house guests, while Singaporean operators primarily focused on appealing to the local community to drive revenue. This thesis concludes that the increased willingness of Singaporeans to patronise hotel properties, together with a focus from management to actively engage the local community, has seen F&B operations become a profitable revenue stream. However, New Zealand’s hotel F&B operations face many challenges if they hope to maximize locally generated revenues. New Zealand hotels need to re-evaluate their operational strategy as offering catch-all dining options is starting to lose its appeal even to their in-house market as travelers become more savvy and venture away from hotel properties to dine. Being the first piece of research to focus on hotel based dining in either country, many operational and strategic issues have been addressed, and using best practice identified by secondary research sources as well as from the primary data collected throughout this study, recommendations have been offered that will guide operators towards improving visitation rates and their ability to attract a larger number of diners, ultimately improving revenues.	Bennett, Rene David	Tuwhera / Auckland University of Technology
Williamson family group	Full length portrait of the Williamson group, taken outside in front of a hedge, Julius Warwick Williamson seated right, balding with a moustache, wearing a dark coloured coat, dark coloured waistcoat and trousers, a light coloured shirt and tie; Margaret Louise Williamson (born 1913) on his lap wearing a light coloured lace dress, socks and shoes; his wife May (nee Phelps) seated left wearing a dark coloured spotted dress, a straw hat, holding baby Francis Charles Williamson (born 1915) wearing a light coloured lace dress; the young boy, James Phelps Williamson (born 1909), standing behind wearing a light coloured sailor style shirt and light coloured shorts	Schmidt, Herman John, 1872-1959	Kura Heritage Collections Online / Auckland Libraries
Wedding group, Pakuranga, 1903	Wedding of John Thomas (Jack) Graham and Britta Albertina Mattson, Pakuranga, 17 June 1903. The wedding party has posed outside the Mattson family's farmhouse on the main highway at Pakuranga. Back row, standing, left to right: Alfred Roberts; Albert Mattson; Fred Roberts; Mrs Olena (Lena) Roberts (nee Mattson); Charles William Coleman; newlyweds Jack and Britta Graham; bridesmaid Beatrice Coleman; Herman Mattson; Barndt (Bron) Mattson; John Alfred (Jack) Mattson; Mrs Maude Williamson (nee Coleman); Jack Williamson; Charles Mattson. Second row: Josephine Mattson; Violet Samson; Mrs Jane Coleman (nee Whittaker); Muriel Roberts; Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Mattson (nee Coleman); Mabel Mattson. Young children in front: Sybil Roberts; Elsie Mattson; Beryl Mattson; Edwin Roberts.	Unknown	Kura Heritage Collections Online / Auckland Libraries
1983-1984 District Governors for Kiwanis International	Press Release: The Kiwanis International Governors-Elect pose for a picture during the 1983 Governors-Elect Conference in Indianapolis, Indiana. Seated in the front row (left to right) are: Charles G. Williamson, Jr., Kentucky-Tennesee; Harry L. Hunsley, Kansas; Richard B. Domingos, Georgia; Myral C. Coatney, Missouri-Arkansas; Glenn Muggleberg,...		Digital Public Library of America / Digital Public Library of America
Poster banner, 'Empire Marketing Board'	This poster banner titled a set of five posters made to advertise the Empire Marketing Board (1926-1933). The Board was created by the Colonial Office in 1926 to stimulate trade between the United Kingdom and the colonies and dominions of the British Empire. Over 800 posters were produced by the Empire Marketing Board. These posters were the British government's first peacetime propaganda campaign since the First World War. They presented the British Empire as a large extended family, where purchasing foods and goods amongst the member nations could help during a period of economic crisis. Many well-known British and Dominion designers and artists, including E. McKnight Kauffer, Clive Gardiner, Harold Williamson, Charles Pears, Paul and John Nash, and Canadian-born Austin Cooper, were commissioned to produce artwork for the posters. The resulting posters were colourful and painted a world of abundance and vitality. Most of them were displayed in train stations, schools, shops, and factories, primarily in Britain. They were produced as single sheets or as part of large three- and five-part panoramas with title banners to accompany them.	Austin Cooper McCorquodale & Co. Ltd. His Majesty's Stationery Office Empire Marketing Board	Te Papa Collections Online / Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
Poster, 'Making Electrical Machinery'	This impressive poster was made to advertise the work of the Empire Marketing Board (1926-1933). The Board was created by the British Colonial Office to stimulate trade between Britain and its colonies and dominions, and encourage British people to buy goods from within the Empire. Over 800 posters were produced by the Empire Marketing Board. These posters were the British government's first peacetime propaganda campaign since the First World War. They presented the British Empire as a large extended family, where purchasing foods and goods amongst the member nations could help during a period of economic crisis. Many well-known British and Dominion designers and artists, including E. McKnight Kauffer, Clive Gardiner, Harold Williamson, Charles Pears, Paul and John Nash, and Canadian-born Austin Cooper, were commissioned to produce artwork for the posters. The resulting posters were colourful and painted a world of abundance and vitality. Most of them were displayed in train stations, schools, shops, and factories, primarily in Britain. They were produced as single sheets or as part of large three- and five-part panoramas with title banners to accompany them. This particular poster was one of a five part series titled 'Empire Buying Makes Busy Factories'.	Clive Gardiner Waterlow & Sons Ltd. His Majesty's Stationery Office Empire Marketing Board	Te Papa Collections Online / Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
Poster, 'From Christmas to Christmas May Empire Trade Increase'	This impressive poster was made to advertise the work of the Empire Marketing Board (1926-1933). The Board was created by the British Colonial Office to stimulate trade between Britain and its colonies and dominions, and encourage British people to buy goods from within the Empire. This particular poster was one of a five part series titled 'A Happy New Year to the Empire'. Over 800 posters were produced by the Empire Marketing Board. These posters were the British government's first peacetime propaganda campaign since the First World War. They presented the British Empire as a large extended family, where purchasing foods and goods amongst the member nations could help during a period of economic crisis. Many well-known British and Dominion designers and artists, including E. McKnight Kauffer, Clive Gardiner, Harold Williamson, Charles Pears, Paul and John Nash, and Canadian-born Austin Cooper, were commissioned to produce artwork for the posters. The resulting posters were colourful and painted a world of abundance and vitality. Most of them were displayed in train stations, schools, shops, and factories, primarily in Britain. They were produced as single sheets or as part of large three- and five-part panoramas with title banners to accompany them.	Austin Cooper Waterlow & Sons Ltd. His Majesty's Stationery Office Empire Marketing Board	Te Papa Collections Online / Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
Poster, 'Highways of Empire'	This impressive poster was made to advertise the work of the Empire Marketing Board (1926-1933). The Board was created by the British Colonial Office to stimulate trade between Britain and its colonies and dominions, and encourage British people to buy goods from within the Empire. Over 800 posters were produced by the Empire Marketing Board. These posters were the British government's first peacetime propaganda campaign since the First World War. They presented the British Empire as a large extended family, where purchasing foods and goods amongst the member nations could help during a period of economic crisis. Many well-known British and Dominion designers and artists, including E. McKnight Kauffer, Clive Gardiner, Harold Williamson, Charles Pears, Paul and John Nash, and Canadian-born Austin Cooper, were commissioned to produce artwork for the posters. The resulting posters were colourful and painted a world of abundance and vitality. Most of them were displayed in train stations, schools, shops, and factories, primarily in Britain. They were produced as single sheets or as part of large three- and five-part panoramas with title banners to accompany them. This particular poster features exceptional graphic design and printing in terms of the complexity of the image and the registering of the printing.	MacDonald Gill Jordison & Co. Ltd. His Majesty's Stationery Office Empire Marketing Board	Te Papa Collections Online / Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
Poster, 'Fruit Gardens and Orchard'	This impressive poster was made to advertise the work of the Empire Marketing Board (1926-1933). The Board was created by the British Colonial Office to stimulate trade between Britain and its colonies and dominions, and encourage British people to buy goods from within the Empire. This particular poster was one of a five part series titled 'Home Gardens for Home Markets'. Over 800 posters were produced by the Empire Marketing Board. These posters were the British government's first peacetime propaganda campaign since the First World War. They presented the British Empire as a large extended family, where purchasing foods and goods amongst the member nations could help during a period of economic crisis. Many well-known British and Dominion designers and artists, including E. McKnight Kauffer, Clive Gardiner, Harold Williamson, Charles Pears, Paul and John Nash, and Canadian-born Austin Cooper, were commissioned to produce artwork for the posters. The resulting posters were colourful and painted a world of abundance and vitality. Most of them were displayed in train stations, schools, shops, and factories, primarily in Britain. They were produced as single sheets or as part of large three- and five-part panoramas with title banners to accompany them.	John Nash Eyre & Spottiswoode Ltd. His Majesty's Stationery Office Empire Marketing Board	Te Papa Collections Online / Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa

Article	Description	Author	Source
FITCHETT, Frank Williamson	In 1966 the first encyclopedia of New Zealand was published in three thick volumes. An Encyclopaedia of New Zealand was a critical and publishing success at the time, and has been used as a basic reference work about the country since then. We are proud to make it available online.	McLintock, Alexander Hare Charles Ernest Hercus, KT., D.S.O., O.B.E., U.D., M.B. CH.B.(N.Z.), M.D., D.P.H., B.D.S., F.R.C.P., F.R.A.C.P., F.R.A.C.S., Emeritus Professor, University of Otago. New Zealand Ministry for Culture and Heritage Te Manatu Taonga	Te Ara - The Encyclopedia of New Zealand / Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage

Olympus1840
Christina 14 months Williamson Charles 16 Labourer Williamson Thomas 35 Labourer Eliza 34 Eliza 7 Wood Betsy 16 Sempstress Wood James 35 Gardener Hannah 32 Martha 11 Crew Cimino
https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/genealogy/Olympus40.htm

Jury1849Q-Z
River Hutt Labourer Williamson Charles River Hutt Labourer Williamson David River Hutt Farmer Williamson Francis Luton row Gardener Wilmshurst John Willis St Labourer Wilson James
https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/genealogy/Jury1849Q-Z.htm

Jury1850Q-Z
River Hutt Labourer Williamson Charles River Hutt Labourer Wilmhurst John Ohiro Labourer Wilson Thomas Lambton Quay Shoemaker Wilson Isaac Lambton Quay Engineer Wilson James
https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/genealogy/Jury1850Q-Z.htm

Jury1848Q-Z
River Hutt Smith Williamson Charles River Hutt Labourer Willianson James Hendry Pipitea St Clerk Wilmshurst John Porirua Rd Labourer Wilson James River Hutt Labourer Wilson Henry
https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/genealogy/Jury1856Q-Z.htm

Jury1848Q-Z
River Hutt Labourer Williamson Charles River Hutt Labourer Wilmore Joseph Porirua Rd Labourer Wilmshurst John Willis St Labourer Wilson James Manners St Builder Witt Henry
https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/genealogy/Jury1848Q-Z.htm

Armed ConstabularyWarM
Thomas Sub Inspector Williamson Charles Constable Wilson P.C. Constable Woodfuffe H.S. Sergeant Worthington A. Sergeant Wright Samuel Constable Wylon James Constable Y Young
https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/genealogy/ArmedConstabularyMedals.htm

RobertSmall1862
E Welsh William Williamson Charles Wilson James Copyright Denise & Peter 2006 Reference: The Daily Southern Cross June 21st 1862 RootsWeb is funded and supported by Ancestry.com
https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/genealogy/RobertSmall1862.htm

African1860
G Withers Benjamin Williamson Charles Young John Jane Ralph Catherine Walter Thomas Richard Young John James Provincial Government Passengers Andrew Eliza George H Downing Honore
https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/genealogy/African1860.htm

Wellington
Rachael 4 Philip 2 Williamson Charles 27 Cornwall Farm Labourer Mary A. 34 Edith 11 Single Men Bainton Frank 20 Somersetshire Groom Baker Edward F. 32 Surrey Farm Labourer Bennett
https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/genealogy/Wellington.htm

Name	Obituary	Date
Thomas Charles WILLIAMSON	Passed away 30 May 2024. Beloved husband of Te Rongopai Peggy-Ana. Treasured brother of Jim & Mary (deceased), Frank & Irene. Cherished Uncle of his many nieces and nephews. A private cremation was held on Saturday 1st June in accordance with his wishes.	on Jun. 5, 2024
Thomas Charles WILLIAMSON	Passed away 30 May, 2024. Beloved husband of Te Rongopai Peggy-Ana, treasured brother of Jim & Mary (deceased), and Frank & Irene. Cherished Uncle of his many nieces and nephews. A private cremation was held on Saturday, 1st June, in accordance with his wishes	on Jun. 5, 2024

Name	Born	Died	Cemetery	Cemetery location	Region
Charles Williamson	1907 🔍	2 Jul 1971 🔍 📰	Te Henui Cemetery	New Plymouth, New Plymouth District	Taranaki
Charles Williamson			Old Napier Cemetery	Napier, Napier City	Hawke's Bay
Charles Williamson	1829 🔍	11 Mar 1859 🔍 📰	Wainui Cemetery	Herbertville, Tararua District	Manawatū-Whanganui
Charles Williamson			Arrowtown Cemetery	Arrowtown, Queenstown-Lakes District	Otago
Charles Williamson	1892 🔍	22 Aug 1963 🔍 📰	Ashhurst Cemetery	Ashhurst, Palmerston North City	Manawatū-Whanganui
Charles Williamson	1815 🔍	17 Dec 1900 🔍 📰	Karori Cemetery and Crematorium	Wellington, Wellington City	Wellington
Charles Williamson	1875 🔍	16 Jul 1945 🔍 📰	Andersons Bay Cemetery	Andersons Bay, Dunedin City	Otago
Charles Williamson	1862 🔍	1927 🔍	Tolaga Bay Cemetery	Tolaga Bay, Gisborne District	Gisborne
Charles Williamson	1851 🔍	6 Jun 1910 🔍 📰	Pukerimu Lawn Cemetery	Paeroa, Hauraki District	Waikato
Charles Williamson	18 Apr 1894 🔍	18 Apr 1894 🔍 📰	Murchison Cemetery	Murchison, Tasman District	Tasman
Charles Williamson			Dipton Cemetery	Dipton, Southland District	Southland
Charles Williamson	18 Nov 1836 🔍	24 Sep 1928 🔍 📰	O'Neill's Point Cemetery	Belmont, Auckland Council	Auckland
Charles Alexander Williamson	13 Dec 1882 🔍	20 Jul 1961 🔍 📰	Karori Cemetery and Crematorium	Wellington, Wellington City	Wellington
Charles Andrew Williamson	1873 🔍	21 Apr 1875 🔍 📰	East Taieri Cemetery	Mosgiel, Dunedin City	Otago
Charles Bath Williamson			Terrace End Cemetery	Palmerston North, Palmerston North City	Manawatū-Whanganui
Charles Dermot Williamson			Memorial Park Cemetery	Bromley, Christchurch City	Canterbury
Charles Edmund Williamson			Memorial Park Cemetery	Bromley, Christchurch City	Canterbury
Charles Edward Williamson	Dec 1870 🔍	18 Dec 1870 🔍 📰	Shortland Cemetery	Thames, Thames-Coromandel District	Waikato
Charles Frederick Williamson			Ashburton Public Cemetery	Ashburton, Ashburton District	Canterbury
Charles Geddis Williamson	30 Jan 1860 🔍	10 Nov 1918 🔍 📰	Waikumete Cemetery & Crematorium	Glen Eden, Auckland Council	Auckland

Title	Date	Record type
Williamson, Charles	1859-10-11	Passengers and Vessels
Williamson, Charles Robert		Index Cards
Williamson, Charles		Passengers and Vessels
Williamson, Charles	1881-10	1881 Electoral Rolls
Williamson, Charles		Index Cards
Williamson, Charles		Militia, Volunteers & Armed Constabulary
Williamson, Charles	1881-10	1881 Electoral Rolls
Williamson, Charles	1881-10	1881 Electoral Rolls
Williamson, Charles	1881-10	1881 Electoral Rolls
Williamson, Charles	1881-10	1881 Electoral Rolls

Name	Scan	Year(s)	Held At	Access
From: Charles Williamson, Dunedin Date: 10 October 1864 Subject: Forwarding his account as Acting Coroner from July 1863 to January 1864		1864	Wellington	Open
From: [Charles Logie], Sub Treasurer, Dunedin Date: 10 September 1864 Subject: Forwarding accounts of inquests held by Charles Williamson for Assistant Law Officer's certificate [This document is part of a larger record. To order this document please use the record number in the Additional Archives Description field below.]		1864	Wellington	Open
From: Secretary General Post Office, Wellington Date: 8 December 1919 Subject: For appointment of Mr H A R Huggins, Controller of Savings-banks and Accounts, and Mr J C [James Charles] Williamson, Chief Inspector, both of General Post Office Wellington, as Justices of the Peace		1919 ‑ 1920	Wellington	Open
From: Charles Williamson, Justice of the Peace, Dunedin Date: 21 September 1864 Subject: Forwarding certain inquest proceedings [George Matthews]		1864	Wellington	Open
From: Mr Justice Johnston, Wellington Date: 12 January 1875 Subject: With petition of Charles Williamson for Pardon		1874 ‑ 1875	Wellington	Open
From: James Kilgour, Coroner, Shortland Date: 28 December 1870 Subject: Inquest proceedings on Charles Edward Williamson		1870	Wellington	Open
From: Master Industrial School, Caversham Date: 5 June 1878 Subject: Licensing papers, Angus Duff Proven, Ellen Rowan, Francis Gibbs, Alexander Williamson, Charles Samuel Makeham, Thomas Cagar and William Davey	📃 View Scan	1878	Wellington	Open
From: Acting Secretary, G. P. O. [General Post Office], Wellington Date: 23 October 1920 Subject: Resignation by J. C. [James Charles] Williamson of his appointment as J. P. [Justice of the Peace]		1920	Wellington	Open

Name	Year(s)	Held At	Access
New Zealand - Certificate of Competency as Third-Class Engineer - Charles Geddes Williamson	1914	Wellington	Open

Name	Date	Record Type
WILLIAMSON, Charles 🔍	13 Jun 1950	Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph
WILLIAMSON, Charles 🔍	1907	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, Charles 🔍	28 May 1907	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, Charles 🔍	25 Oct 1924	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, Charles 🔍	03 May 1927	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, Charles 🔍	1928	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, Charles 🔍	12 Oct 1928	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, Charles 🔍	06 Sep 1963	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, Charles 🔍	24 Apr 1964	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, Charles 🔍	25 Jan 1972	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, Charles Alexande 🔍	08 Aug 1961	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, Charles Bath 🔍		Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph
WILLIAMSON, Charles Bath 🔍	15 May 1951	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, Charles Edmund 🔍		Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph
WILLIAMSON, Charles F 🔍	1934	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, Charles F 🔍	20 Apr 1934	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, Charles F 🔍	16 Jun 1988	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, Charles Geddes 🔍	10 Nov 1918	Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph
WILLIAMSON, Charles Geddes 🔍		Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph
WILLIAMSON, Charles James 🔍	11 Apr 1922	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, Charles John 🔍	23 Sep 1958	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, Charles Mackintosh 🔍		Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph
WILLIAMSON, Charles Mackintosh 🔍	1950	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, Charles Miles (Miles) 🔍	25 Sep 2000	NZ Herald Deaths
WILLIAMSON, Charles Miles (Miles) 🔍	26 Sep 2000	NZ Herald Deaths
WILLIAMSON, Charles Norris 🔍		Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph
WILLIAMSON, Charles Robert 🔍	1946	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, Charles Robert 🔍	10 May 1946	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, Francis Charles 🔍		Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph
WILLIAMSON, Herbert Charles 🔍	04 Feb 1959	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, James Charles 🔍	18 Mar 1947	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, James Charles 🔍	21 Feb 1973	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, John Charles (Red) 🔍	23 Jul 2009	NZ Herald Deaths
WILLIAMSON, John Charles (Red) 🔍	24 Jul 2009	NZ Herald Deaths
WILLIAMSON, John Charles (Red) 🔍	25 Jul 2009	NZ Herald Deaths
WILLIAMSON, Percy Charles 🔍	05 Apr 1918	Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph
WILLIAMSON, Thomas Charles 🔍	1943	NZ Probates
WILLIAMSON, Thomas Charles 🔍	12 Apr 1943	NZ Probates

Registration	Bride's Given Name(s)	Bride's Family Name	Groom's Given Name(s)	Groom's Family Name
1923/939	Thelma Priscilla Sylvia	Amon	James Charles	Williamson	Order Product
1936/12241	Daisy Isabel Ethel	Anderson	Alexander David Charles	Williamson	Order Product
1900/5350	Sarah Gardner	Anderson	Charles John	Williamson	Order Product
1914/3039	Maggie	Baskin	Charles Alexander	Williamson	Order Product
1886/1784	Elizabeth	Buchanan	James Charles	Williamson	Order Product
1927/2607	Helen Robertson	Clement	Charles Henery	Williamson	Order Product
1935/11847	Rita Gertrude	Cobham	Charles	Williamson	Order Product
1943/5167	Grace Loriani	Cohen	Robert Charles	Williamson	Order Product
1868/5762	Mary	Collins	Charles	Williamson	Order Product
1935/7297	Camelia May	Crawford	Charles Robert	Williamson	Order Product
1947/1140	Edith Isabel	Dunham	Alexander David Charles	Williamson	Order Product
1911/7824	Ruby Violet	Eales	Albert Charles	Williamson	Order Product
1928/4323	Lilian Clarice	Edwards	Charles Norris	Williamson	Order Product
1915/1554	Clara Alberta Laura Elizabeth	Elliott	Charles Haddon Spurgeon	Williamson	Order Product
1923/1845	Janet Halliday	Elliott	Charles Heddon Spurgeon	Williamson	Order Product
1884/2342	Margaret Wilhelmina Sophia	Fleming	Charles	Williamson	Order Product
1915/6190	Nesta Eva Manley	Gore	Charles MacKintosh	Williamson	Order Product
1899/5075	Annie Josephine	Halpin	Charles	Williamson	Order Product
1944/3848	Kate Elizabeth	Hipkins	Charles Robert	Williamson	Order Product
1916/1411	Myrtle	Jeffrey	Percy Charles	Williamson	Order Product
1903/5017	Margaret	Langford	Charles Henry	Williamson	Order Product
1908/3148	Ada Florence	Langland	Charles	Williamson	Order Product
1932/5518	Phyllis Rose	Locke	John Charles Collip	Williamson	Order Product
1877/1303	Mary Nicholls	Lory	Charles John	Williamson	Order Product
1926/1233	Emily Edith	Marchant	Gideon Vogel Charles	Williamson	Order Product
1946/1340	Marjorie Dawn	Martin	Francis Charles	Williamson	Order Product
1927/1548	Edith Abigail	McLennan	Charles John	Williamson	Order Product
1890/2160	Edith Lora	Norris	Charles Robert	Williamson	Order Product
1915/1855	Kate Andrina Gibson	Oman	Charles Bath	Williamson	Order Product
1899/1999	Catherine	Pailthorpe	Charles John	Williamson	Order Product
1930/8730	Lucy Katterina	Payne	Charles Henry	Williamson	Order Product
1945/4306	Movis Grace	Priest	Kenneth Charles	Williamson	Order Product
1909/1475	Gertrude May	Reid	Thomas Charles	Williamson	Order Product
1936/7119	Stella Elizabeth	Rouse	Charles Edmund	Williamson	Order Product
1922/6097	Eileen Audley	Ruck	Charles Lewis	Williamson	Order Product
1895/3712	Annie	Smith	Charles John	Williamson	Order Product
1921/4653	Eileen Mona	Wallis	Charles Robert	Williamson	Order Product
1938/9666	Clementina Sarah Sizemore	Williamson	Charles Haddon Spurgeon	Williamson	Order Product
1866/5206	Louisa Ann	Hampton	Charles	Williamson	Order Product

Name	Army No.	Vol.	Rank	Unit	Single?	Enlisted at	Occupation	Last NZ Address	Next of Kin
🌳 Francis Charles Williamson	1705	1	Gunner	26th Battery, N.Z. Artillery	Single	Auckland	Clerk	37 Clifton St., Takapuna, Auckland	Mrs. M. Williamson, 37 Clifton Rd., Takapuna, Auckland (mother)
🌳 Charles Edmund Williamson	13422	4	Lance Corporal	Infantry Reinforcements	Married	Invercargill	Wireless operator	34 Theodore Street, Bluff	Mrs. S.E. Williamson, 34 Theodore St., Bluff (w)

Year	Name	Company Address	Trade
1912	Charles H Williamson	Otautau	Veterinary Surgeons
1920	Charles H Williamson	Otautau	Veterinary Surgeons

Registration	Family Name	Given Name(s)	Mother's Given Name(s)	Father's Given Name(s)	Still Birth
1944/68797	Williamson	Thomas Charles	Hazel Frances	John Reginald	-	Order Product
1933/11912	Williamson	Charles Frederick	Ethel Ellen	James Thomas	-	Order Product
1930/9586	Williamson	Charles Miles	Lilian Clarice	Charles Norris	-	Order Product
1930/14095	Williamson	Stanley Charles	Nellie Rose Emma	Sydney	-	Order Product
1919/5855	Williamson	Charles Frederick	Gladys Ivy	Alfred	-	Order Product
1914/2623	Williamson	Charles Edmond	Mata Eliza	John Morrison	-	Order Product
1916/17508	Williamson	Kenneth Charles	Vera Alice Laura	Charles	-	Order Product
1915/12097	Williamson	Francis Charles	May Phelps	Julius Warwick	-	Order Product
1906/8933	Williamson	Albert Charles	Margaret Ann	Robert Thomas	-	Order Product
1900/2426	Williamson	Charles Thomas	Alice Maud	Amos	-	Order Product
1908/1880	Williamson	Charles	Mary Ann	NR	-	Order Product
1901/4984	Williamson	Alexander David Charles	Catherine	Charles John	-	Order Product
1899/4125	Williamson	Charles Norris	Edith Laura	Charles Robert	-	Order Product
1895/4651	Williamson	Charles Henry	Maria Theresa	Charles	-	Order Product
1895/12632	Williamson	Charles Louis	Ellen	Henry	-	Order Product
1898/15622	Williamson	Charles Robert	Annie	Philip Robert	-	Order Product
1892/10860	Williamson	Charles	Elizabeth	James Colin	-	Order Product
1881/10603	Williamson	Charles Hadden Spurgeon	Isabella Anderson	Kenneth	-	Order Product
1882/17298	Williamson	Charles	Mary	George Mackie	-	Order Product
1886/18200	Williamson	Spencer Charles	Agnes	John Arthur	-	Order Product
1895/15129	Williamson	James Charles	Ada Mary	John James	-	Order Product
1879/10364	Williamson	Charles Hugh	Ellen Anne	Isaac	-	Order Product
1902/18351	Williamson	Gideon Vogel Charles	Emily	Gideon	-	Order Product
1894/18919	Williamson	Charles	Christina	Duncan	-	Order Product
1957/87066	Williamson	John Charles	Barbara Joy	John Eric Hunter	-	Order Product
1888/11179	Williamson	Albert Charles	Elizabeth Miriam	Robert	-	Order Product
1882/14582	Williamson	Charles Alexander	Emma	Alexander Watt	-	Order Product
1930/2071	Williamson	Colin Charles John	Edith Abigail	Charles John	-	Order Product
1939/48457	Williamson	Charles Dermot	Stella Elizabeth	Charles Edmund	-	Order Product
1937/46629	Williamson	John Charles	Camelia May	Charles Robert	-	Order Product
1915/917	Williamson	Robert William Charles	Ethel Kate	Robert William Craig	-	Order Product
1896/9203	Williamson	Percy Charles	Harriett Beatrice	Ludvig Martin	-	Order Product
1936/41497	Williamson	Eric Charles	Emily Edith	Gideon Vogel Charles	-	Order Product
1870/18027	Williamson	Charles Edward	Mary Ann	Charles Louis	-	Order Product
1873/43184	Williamson	Charles Andrew	Jane	John Mackie	-	Order Product
1864/17553	Williamson	James Charles	Margaret	George	-	Order Product
1874/34900	Williamson	Charles John	Harriet	Alexander	-	Order Product
1851/3538	Williamson	Charles John	Margaret	James Hendry	-	Order Product
1858/2488	Williamson	Thomas Charles	Julia	James	-	Order Product
1938/39464	Williamson	Alexander David Charles	Daisy Isabel Ethel	Alexander David Charles	-	Order Product
1874/30241	Williamson	Charles	Margaret	James	-	Order Product
1867/10888	Williamson	Charles Robert	Louisa Ann	Charles	-	Order Product

Name	Born (approx.)	Died	Age	Type	Buried/Cremated	Plot	Cemetery	Region
Alexander David Charles Williamson	1901	16 Apr 1984 🔍 📰	83	Cremation	19 Apr 1984 📰		Purewa Crematorium	Auckland Region
Charles Alexander Williamson	1882	20 Jul 1961 🔍 📰	79	Cremation	22 Jul 1961 📰		Karori Crematorium and Chapels	Wellington Region
Charles Hamilton MacDonald Williamson	1910	1 Feb 1988 🔍 📰	78	Cremation	4 Feb 1988 📰		Purewa Crematorium	Auckland Region
Charles Hector Williamson	1893	12 Apr 1983 🔍 📰	90	Cremation			Hastings Crematorium	Hawke's Bay Region
Charles J Williamson			49	Burial	30 Nov 1900 📰	*Public/N/11	Karori Cemetery	Wellington Region
Charles Thomas Williamson		28 Mar 1900 🔍 📰		Burial	29 Mar 1900 📰	Wesleyan Block Row 4/10/3	Te Henui Cemetery	Taranaki Region
Charles Williamson			85	Burial	17 Dec 1900 📰	*Ch Eng/V/103	Karori Cemetery	Wellington Region
Charles Williamson	1908	2 Jul 1971 🔍 📰	63	Burial	2 Jul 1971 📰	Unknown/PLOT/854	Te Henui Cemetery	Taranaki Region
Charles Williamson	1908	2 Jul 1971 🔍 📰	63	Cremation	5 Jul 1971 📰		Taranaki Crematorium	Taranaki Region
James Charles Williamson	1864	12 Mar 1947 🔍 📰	83	Cremation	13 Mar 1947 📰		Karori Crematorium and Chapels	Wellington Region
John Charles Williamson	1937	22 Jul 2009 🔍	72	Cremation	27 Jul 2009		Purewa Crematorium	Auckland Region
Robert Charles Williamson	1919	24 Dec 1986 🔍 📰	67	Cremation	27 Dec 1986 📰		Purewa Crematorium	Auckland Region

Registration	Family Name	Given Name(s)	Born (approx.)	Age at Death (approx.)
1973/41815	Williamson	James Charles	29 May 1895 🔍NZ	78 years	Order Product
1947/17780	Williamson	James Charles	1864	83Y	Order Product
1978/25697	Williamson	Francis Charles	10 August 1915 🔍NZ	62 years	Order Product
1978/28031	Williamson	Gideon Vogel Charles	6 November 1902 🔍NZ	75 years	Order Product
1950/23276	Williamson	Charles McIntosh	1883	67Y	Order Product
1951/22644	Williamson	Charles Bath	1887	64Y	Order Product
1953/21539	Williamson	Charles Henry	1872	81Y	Order Product
1958/23782	Williamson	John Charles	1900	58Y	Order Product
1963/26692	Williamson	Charles	1892	71Y	Order Product
1963/44315	Williamson	Charles Louis	1896	67Y	Order Product
1964/37387	Williamson	Charles	1882	82Y	Order Product
1983/33256	Williamson	Charles Hector	31 January 1893 🔍NZ	90 years	Order Product
1984/48237	Williamson	Alexander David Charles	25 December 1900 🔍NZ	83 years	Order Product
1971/39544	Williamson	Charles	1908	63Y	Order Product
1988/31104	Williamson	Charles Frederick	9 August 1933 🔍NZ	54 years	Order Product
1988/34587	Williamson	Charles Hamilton MacDonald	4 July 1909 🔍NZ	78 years	Order Product
1988/50355	Williamson	Charles Norris	14 December 1898 🔍NZ	89 years	Order Product
1989/45137	Williamson	Charles Robert	15 May 1898 🔍NZ	91 years	Order Product
1994/41445	Williamson	John Charles Collop	12 June 1906 🔍NZ	88 years	Order Product
1982/35152	Williamson	Charles Edmund	28 December 1913 🔍NZ	68 years	Order Product
1922/1931	Williamson	Charles James	1870	52Y	Order Product
1931/4573	Williamson	John Charles Patrick	1905	26Y	Order Product
1927/471	Williamson	Charles	1862	65Y	Order Product
1928/3909	Williamson	Charles	1837	91Y	Order Product
1924/8240	Williamson	Charles	1846	78Y	Order Product
1909/2675	Williamson	Albert Charles	1906	3Y	Order Product
1907/4735	Williamson	Charles	1859	48Y	Order Product
1904/5966	Williamson	Charles	1843	61Y	Order Product
1905/1001	Williamson	Charles Lewis	1827	78Y	Order Product
1900/2527	Williamson	Charles Thomas	1900	10D	Order Product
1894/3061	Williamson	Charles	Unknown	7H	Order Product
1900/6133	Williamson	Charles	1815	85Y	Order Product
1900/6269	Williamson	Charles John	1851	49Y	Order Product
1899/2029	Williamson	Charles David	1852	47Y	Order Product
1899/6053	Williamson	Charles Hugh	1880	19Y	Order Product
1899/7296	Williamson	Charles Henry	1895	4Y	Order Product
1910/9239	Williamson	Charles	1851	59Y	Order Product
1934/1637	Williamson	Charles John	1874	60Y	Order Product
1934/4495	Williamson	Charles Frederick	1860	74Y	Order Product
2002/9279	Williamson	Charles Reed	12 January 1913 🔍NZ	89 years	Order Product
1875/4089	Williamson	Charles Andrew	1875	19M	Order Product
1961/38408	Williamson	Albert Charles	1887	74Y	Order Product
1961/33429	Williamson	Charles Alexander	1882	79Y	Order Product
1959/22278	Williamson	John Charles	1957	2Y	Order Product
1970/37448	Williamson	Charles Dermot	1940	30Y	Order Product
1987/28905	Williamson	Robert Charles	28 December 1918 🔍NZ	68 years	Order Product
2009/18450	Williamson	John Charles	15 February 1937 🔍NZ	72 years	Order Product
1958/23828	Williamson	Herbert Charles	Unknown	51	Order Product
1960/21099	Williamson	Colin Charles John	1930	30Y	Order Product
1960/20769	Williamson	Charles John	1870	90Y	Order Product
2011/250	Williamson	Eric Charles	29 July 1936 🔍NZ	74 years	Order Product
1946/20303	Williamson	Charles Robert	1867	79Y	Order Product
1945/24724	Williamson	Charles	1874	71Y	Order Product
1870/9647	Williamson	Charles Edward	1870	1M	Order Product
1859/2039	Williamson	Charles	1828	31Y	Order Product
1918/80005	Williamson	Percy Charles	1897	21Y	Order Product
1918/3925	Williamson	Charles	1856	62Y	Order Product
1999/18246	Williamson	Kenneth Charles	11 April 1916 🔍NZ	83 years	Order Product
2017/27027	Williamson	Leslie Charles	17 March 1929 🔍NZ	88 years	Order Product
2000/20363	Williamson	Charles Miles	28 January 1930 🔍NZ	70 years	Order Product
1998/3939	Williamson	Stanley Charles	26 October 1930 🔍NZ	67 years	Order Product
2017/32774	Williamson	Alexander David Charles	17 April 1938 🔍NZ	79 years	Order Product
2024/16017	Williamson	Thomas Charles	28 June 1944 🔍NZ	80 years	Order Product

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