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RegistrationFamily NameGiven Name(s)Mother's Given Name(s)Father's Given Name(s)Still Birth
1905/22757
Wilkinson Thomas George Willis Martha ElizabethGeorge William-Order Product
1896/14600
Wilkinson George Thomas Eleanor PalmerJohn Stuart-Order Product
1905/22757
Wilkinson Thomas George Willis Martha Elizabeth George William
1896/14600
Wilkinson George Thomas Eleanor Palmer John Stuart
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RegistrationBride's Given Name(s)Bride's Family NameGroom's Given Name(s)Groom's Family Name
1921/1416
Myrtle Inez Boyd George Thomas Wilkinson Order Product
1934/4697
Barbara May Pilgrim Thomas George Willis Wilkinson Order Product
1905/5636
Hariata Raurau George Thomas Wilkinson Order Product
1921/1416
Myrtle Inez Boyd George Thomas Wilkinson
1934/4697
Barbara May Pilgrim Thomas George Willis Wilkinson
1905/5636
Hariata Raurau George Thomas Wilkinson
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1988/35302
Wilkinson Thomas George Willis 3 August 1905  🔍NZ
82 yearsOrder Product
1906/1581
Wilkinson George Thomas 184561YOrder Product
1971/30660
Wilkinson George Thomas 189675YOrder Product
1954/26101
Wilkinson George Thomas 188272YOrder Product
1988/35302
Wilkinson Thomas George Willis 3 August 1905  🔍NZ
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1906/1581
Wilkinson George Thomas 1845 61Y
1971/30660
Wilkinson George Thomas 1896 75Y
1954/26101
Wilkinson George Thomas 1882 72Y
Gisborne Photo News (1954-1975, 1993–1996)George Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH

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Hawke's Bay Knowledge Bank Who's WhoGeorge Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH

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Nelson Photo News (1960-1972)George Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH

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Tributes Online (obituaries)George Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH

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Whanganui Council Property RollsWilkinson, George Thomas        🔍 ASH

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Te Papa Collections - PeopleGeorge Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH

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NZ Presbyterian MarriagesGeorge Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH
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Alexander Turnbull LibraryWilkinson, George Thomas        🔍 ASH

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DigitalNZGeorge Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH

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George Thomas Wilkinson family records The family records of George Thomas Wilkinson comprising of single two notebooks and three letters. The notebooks appear to have been used for miscellaneous pieces of information that Wilkinson needed either for his work, or for personal use. The letters relate to Wilkinson’s sons Tom and Kiwi during World War One. Hamilton Heritage Collections / Hamilton City Libraries
Merea Wikiriwhi and George Thomas Wilkinson Merea Wikiriwhi was one of the few women to invest in Te Aroha mining. Her life has been traced in as much detail as can be found because so little has survived about the lives of Maori women. As George Thomas Wilkinson’s surviving diaries reveal his importance in her life, his story was included as well, concentrating on his personal life rather than his official career. Merea was a member of several Ohinemuri hapu, with links through whakapapa to some of their more senior rangatira. Mostly living at or near Waitoki, between Paeroa and Te Aroha, she lived a frugal life, not wasting the income she received from land sales. These sales first required her to insist on her rights both in the land court and in a convoluted legal battle over a will signed in her favour by a distant relative. Over time, she would sell most of her land, but never became entirely landless. She invested in only one mining claim, but in the 1930s joined others to claim that the government was not paying them goldfields revenue for land they had sold. George Thomas Wilkinson entered her life in 1880, when he was the ‘native agent’ in Hauraki. Despite having fought against Maori and nearly being killed, his surviving diaries reveal that he lived in the manner of a Pakeha Maori with three Maori women (simultaneously for a time), having children both by Merea and the woman he would eventually marry. Wilkinson had close friendships with many Maori and Pakeha Maori, and his genuine regard for them is reflected not only in his attempting, in his official capacity, to be fair to their interests – even as he assisted the government to separate them from their land – but in particular by his affection for a young girl, Wairingiringi, who shared his house in Thames. Although he and Merea would part, he tried to ensure that her children, like all his children, would do well in a Pakeha world. Hart, Philip ResearchCommons@Waikato / University of Waikato
[Declaration of George Thomas Wilkinson, interpreter] - Maori Deeds of Land Purchases in the North Island of New Zealand: Volume One And I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true, and by virtue of the above-mentioned Acts, and by virtue of an Act of the General Assembly of New Zealand intituled "The Justices of the Peace Act, 1866." George T. Wilkinson. Made and declared at Ohinemuri, in the Province aforesaid, this twenty-fourth day of Mar... H. Hanson Turton New Zealand Electronic Text Collection / Victoria University of Wellington
[Declaration of George Thomas Wilkinson] - Maori Deeds of Land Purchases in the North Island of New Zealand: Volume One And I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true, and by virtue of the above-named Acts of the General Assembly of, New Zealand, and of a certain other Act of the said General Assembly intituled "The Justices of the Peace Act, 1866." George T. Wilkinson. Made and declared at Grahamstown, in the province aforesaid,... H. Hanson Turton New Zealand Electronic Text Collection / Victoria University of Wellington
George Thomas Wilkinson family records The family records of George Thomas Wilkinson comprising of single two notebooks and three letters. The notebooks appear to have been used for miscellaneous pieces of information that Wilkinson needed either for his work, or for personal use. The letters relate to Wilkinson’s sons Tom and Kiwi during World War One. Hamilton Heritage Collections / Hamilton City Libraries
Merea Wikiriwhi and George Thomas Wilkinson Merea Wikiriwhi was one of the few women to invest in Te Aroha mining. Her life has been traced in as much detail as can be found because so little has survived about the lives of Maori women. As George Thomas Wilkinson’s surviving diaries reveal his importance in her life, his story was included as well, concentrating on his personal life rather than his official career. Merea was a member of several Ohinemuri hapu, with links through whakapapa to some of their more senior rangatira. Mostly living at or near Waitoki, between Paeroa and Te Aroha, she lived a frugal life, not wasting the income she received from land sales. These sales first required her to insist on her rights both in the land court and in a convoluted legal battle over a will signed in her favour by a distant relative. Over time, she would sell most of her land, but never became entirely landless. She invested in only one mining claim, but in the 1930s joined others to claim that the government was not paying them goldfields revenue for land they had sold. George Thomas Wilkinson entered her life in 1880, when he was the ‘native agent’ in Hauraki. Despite having fought against Maori and nearly being killed, his surviving diaries reveal that he lived in the manner of a Pakeha Maori with three Maori women (simultaneously for a time), having children both by Merea and the woman he would eventually marry. Wilkinson had close friendships with many Maori and Pakeha Maori, and his genuine regard for them is reflected not only in his attempting, in his official capacity, to be fair to their interests – even as he assisted the government to separate them from their land – but in particular by his affection for a young girl, Wairingiringi, who shared his house in Thames. Although he and Merea would part, he tried to ensure that her children, like all his children, would do well in a Pakeha world. Hart, Philip ResearchCommons@Waikato / University of Waikato
[Declaration of George Thomas Wilkinson, interpreter] - Maori Deeds of Land Purchases in the North Island of New Zealand: Volume One And I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true, and by virtue of the above-mentioned Acts, and by virtue of an Act of the General Assembly of New Zealand intituled "The Justices of the Peace Act, 1866." George T. Wilkinson. Made and declared at Ohinemuri, in the Province aforesaid, this twenty-fourth day of Mar... H. Hanson Turton New Zealand Electronic Text Collection / Victoria University of Wellington
[Declaration of George Thomas Wilkinson] - Maori Deeds of Land Purchases in the North Island of New Zealand: Volume One And I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true, and by virtue of the above-named Acts of the General Assembly of, New Zealand, and of a certain other Act of the said General Assembly intituled "The Justices of the Peace Act, 1866." George T. Wilkinson. Made and declared at Grahamstown, in the province aforesaid,... H. Hanson Turton New Zealand Electronic Text Collection / Victoria University of Wellington
Legacy.com NZ ObituariesGeorge Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH
Auckland Museum Online CenotaphGeorge Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH

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George Thomas Wilkinson

76318 World War I, 1914-1918 Mrs L. Wilkinson (mother), Shannon, New Zealand Shearer/Civilian RMS Tahiti RMS Port Kingston Wellington/New Zealand 10 Jul 1918 Plymouth/Devon/England/United Kingdom/Europe 10 Sep 1918 New Zealand Expeditionary Force 40th Reinforcements, E Company Private British War Medal (1914-1920)
Te Ara - The Encyclopedia of New ZealandGeorge Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH
Find A Grave (NZ cemeteries)George Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH

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Name Born Died Cemetery Cemetery location Region
George Thomas Wilkinson 2 Apr 1895 🔍 5 May 1971 🔍 📰 Shannon Cemetery Shannon, Horowhenua District Manawatū-Whanganui
George Thomas Wilkinson 1846 🔍 4 Feb 1906 🔍 📰 Otorohanga Public Cemetery Otorohanga, Otorohanga District Waikato
George Thomas Wilkinson 1882 🔍 30 Dec 1954 🔍 📰 Karori Cemetery and Crematorium Wellington, Wellington City Wellington
George Thomas Wilkinson 2 Apr 1895 🔍 5 May 1971 🔍 📰 Shannon Cemetery Shannon, Horowhenua District Manawatū-Whanganui
George Thomas Wilkinson 1846 🔍 4 Feb 1906 🔍 📰 Otorohanga Public Cemetery Otorohanga, Otorohanga District Waikato
George Thomas Wilkinson 1882 🔍 30 Dec 1954 🔍 📰 Karori Cemetery and Crematorium Wellington, Wellington City Wellington
Kura Heritage Collections (Auckland)George Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH

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Title Date Record type
Wilkinson, George Thomas 1881-10 1881 Electoral Rolls
Wilkinson, George Thomas Militia, Volunteers & Armed Constabulary
Wilkinson, George Thomas 1881-10 1881 Electoral Rolls
Wilkinson, George Thomas Militia, Volunteers & Armed Constabulary
Upper Hutt City Libraries Heritage CollectionsGeorge Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH

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NZ Electronic Text CentreGeorge Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH
Archives NZGeorge Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH

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Army Department  >  Maori War Series files

Name Held At Access
Wilkinson, George Thomas Wellington Open
Wilkinson, George Thomas Wellington Open

Palmerston North High Court  >  Palmerston North Probate files [second sequence]

Name Scan Year(s) Held At Access
WILKINSON George Thomas WILKINSON George Thomas📃 View Scan 1971 Wellington Open
WILKINSON George Thomas WILKINSON George Thomas📃 View Scan 1971 Wellington Open

New Zealand Defence Force, Personnel Archives  >  Military Personnel Files

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WILKINSON, George Thomas - WW1 76318 - Army WILKINSON, George Thomas - WW1 76318 - Army📃 View Scan 1914 ‑ 1918 Wellington Restricted
WILKINSON, George Thomas - WW1 76318 - Army WILKINSON, George Thomas - WW1 76318 - Army📃 View Scan 1914 ‑ 1918 Wellington Restricted

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From: George Thomas Wilkinson, Government Native Agent, Otorohanga Date: 27 April 1891 Subject: Forwards letter from John Ormsby asking if government is prepared to make an offer for site of Temperance Hotel and other buildings at Otorohanga 1891 Wellington Open
From: George Thomas Wilkinson, Government Native Agent, Otorohanga Date: 21 April 1890 Subject: Forwarding written offer from Messrs Ormsby and Hetit to sell for £700 one half of the Orahiri C Block (containing 1 acre) together with buildings erected thereon [This item is part of a larger record. To order this document please use the record number in the Additional Archives Description field below] 1890 Wellington Open
From: George Thomas Wilkinson, Alexandra Date: 29 November 1889 Subject: Forwards deed of Whangamata No 2 block for signature of Joseph Kennedy [This item is part of a larger record. To order this document please use the record number in the Additional Archives Description field below] 1889 Wellington Open
From: George Thomas Wilkinson, Government Native Agent, Alexandra Date: 16 October 1889 Subject: Hone Mahia wants £300 for his interest in Whangamata No 2 [This item is part of a larger record. To order this document please use the record number in the Additional Archives Description field below] 1889 Wellington Open
From: George Thomas Wilkinson, Auckland Date: 7 November 1889 Subject: Forwards copy of caveat lodged by Septimus Vickers Coulhard against dealings with Whangamata No2 block [This item is part of a larger record. To order this document please use the record number in the Additional Archives Description field below] 1889 ‑ 1899 Wellington Open
From: George Thomas Wilkinson, Alexandra Date: 5 August 1887 Subject: Forwards letter from Hone Mahia offering Whangamata No 2 block for sale to government [This item is part of a larger record. To order this document please use the record number in the Additional Archives Description field below] 1887 Wellington Open
From: George Thomas Wilkinson, Alexandra Date: 3 November 1886 Subject: Reporting on application of Natives for removal of restrictions on Whangamata No 2 block with a view to its sale to government [This item is part of a larger record. To order this document please use the record number in the Additional Archives Description field below] 1886 Wellington Open
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Dictionary of NZ Biography (Scholefield, 1940)George Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH

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NameBiographyReference
George Thomas Wilkinson

WILKINSON, GEORGE THOMAS (1844-1906) was born in England, and arrived in New Zealand in 1864. While employed under Heaphy surveying the confiscated lands in the Waikato, he was fired on by natives who were erecting the fortified position at Orakau. He penetrated as far as Kopua and withdrew to Tauranga. Wilkinson took up land at Waioeka, but was driven off by Hauhau and joined the survey company of engineers under Skeet and Gundry, taking part in the actions at Te Meake, Taumata, Irihanga and Whakamarama. While interpreter to the magistrate on the Hauraki goldfields, he was sent to Te Kuiti to ascertain the feeling of the King natives. In 1878 he was appointed assistant land purchase officer (for Coromandel and Thames), and later principal native officer in Waikato. He had great influence with the disaffected natives, twice prevented Te Kooti from visiting Poverty Bay and assisted materially to pacify the King country, through which he made a tour with Bryce, the Native Minister. Wilkinson was native agent at Alexandra and president of the Maori council at Otorohanga. He died on 4 Feb 1906.

App. H.L.R., reports on native affairs; Gudgeon; Featon; N.Z. Herald and N.Z. Times, 6 Feb 1906.

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George Thomas Wilkinson

WILKINSON, GEORGE THOMAS (1844-1906) was born in England, and arrived in New Zealand in 1864. While employed under Heaphy surveying the confiscated lands in the Waikato, he was fired on by natives who were erecting the fortified position at Orakau. He penetrated as far as Kopua and withdrew to Tauranga. Wilkinson took up land at Waioeka, but was driven off by Hauhau and joined the survey company of engineers under Skeet and Gundry, taking part in the actions at Te Meake, Taumata, Irihanga and Whakamarama. While interpreter to the magistrate on the Hauraki goldfields, he was sent to Te Kuiti to ascertain the feeling of the King natives. In 1878 he was appointed assistant land purchase officer (for Coromandel and Thames), and later principal native officer in Waikato. He had great influence with the disaffected natives, twice prevented Te Kooti from visiting Poverty Bay and assisted materially to pacify the King country, through which he made a tour with Bryce, the Native Minister. Wilkinson was native agent at Alexandra and president of the Maori council at Otorohanga. He died on 4 Feb 1906.

App. H.L.R., reports on native affairs; Gudgeon; Featon; N.Z. Herald and N.Z. Times, 6 Feb 1906.

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NZ War GravesGeorge Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH
Wellington City Council ArchivesGeorge Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH
Masterton Library Wairarapa ArchiveGeorge Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH
BillionGraves (NZ cemeteries)George Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH

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George Thomas Wilkinson 4 Feb 1906 🔍 📰 Otorohanga Cemetery Waikato
George Thomas Wilkinson 4 Feb 1906 🔍 📰 Otorohanga Cemetery Waikato
NZSG Kiwi Collection (non-member records)George Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH

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WILKINSON, George Thomas 🔍
Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph
WILKINSON, George Thomas 🔍
1906 NZ Probates
WILKINSON, George Thomas 🔍
05 Apr 1906 NZ Probates
WILKINSON, George Thomas 🔍
17 May 1971 NZ Probates
WILKINSON, Thomas George Willis 🔍
1988 NZ Probates
Puke Ariki Collections - PeopleGeorge Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH

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Hocken Digital CollectionsGeorge Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH

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George Thomas Wilkinson 72 Burial 31 Dec 1954 📰 Soldiers/G/4/11 Karori Cemetery Wellington Region
George Thomas Wilkinson 72 Burial 31 Dec 1954 📰 Soldiers/G/4/11 Karori Cemetery Wellington Region
Wikidata People (New Zealanders)George Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH

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Soldiers of Empire - Muster RollsGeorge Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH

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Caversham Project Trades Database (1894-1939)George Thomas Wilkinson        🔍 ASH

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