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NZ Presbyterian MarriagesJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH

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Source: Register of New Zealand Presbyterian Marriages 1848 to 1935

St Pauls Trinity Marriages
Campbell 1891 15\6\5 ELMSLIE John Full Anderson 1881 15\6\4 ELMSLIE Sophia Catherine 24 Goodwin 1892 15\6\5 ELMSLIE Walter Turnbull 31 Hain 1905 15\6\11 ELWOOD Arthur 32 Patterson
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St James Parish (South Dunedin) Marriages
Apr 1906 19/7/06 ELMSLY John Clarence 22y HAWKINS 23 Oct 1916 19/7/13 ELSIN Hannah Maria 35y STOKES 20 Jun 1906 19/7/06 EMMERSON Thomas Alfred 28y DICK 4 Jun 1902 19/7/05
https://www.presbyterian.org.nz/archives/marriageregisters/sthdunedinmarriages2....
 
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NZ University Graduates 1870-1961
Otago B.Com. 1962 . ELMSLIE John Aberdeen M.A. 1877 . ELMSLY John Charles Auckland M.A. 1955 . ELPHICK Colleen Victoria B.A. 1952 Née HANRON ELPHICK John Oliver Victoria B.Sc.
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Rev. John Elmslie. Photographic copy of a painting of Rev. John Elmslie, MA, DD. The original painting was destroyed in Ballantynes Fire in Christchurch in 1947. Reverse: (pencil) "John Elmslie, MA, DD,1831-1907. Copy of an oil painting by Sydney Thompson O.B.E., printed (painted?) in 1906. Thompson, Sydney Presbyterian Research Centre / Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa New Zealand
Macdonald Dictionary Record: John Elmslie One record, handwritten in ink on rectangular card, with biographical information for John Elmslie. Written by George Ranald Macdonald for the Macdonald Dictionary of Canterbury Biography project, 1952-1964. George Ranald Macdonald Canterbury Museum / Canterbury Museum
The Rev. John Elmslie - The Cyclopedia of New Zealand [Canterbury Provincial District] The Rev. John Elmslie, M.A., D.D., Pastor of St. Paul's Church, Christchurch, was born in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, in 1831. He was primarily educated at the local parish school and grammar school, and studied at the King's College and University of Aberdeen, and at the Free Church College of that city. In 1857 he received his M.A. degree, and t... Cyclopedia Company Limited New Zealand Electronic Text Collection / Victoria University of Wellington
"Lions and wyvens and dolphins, oh my!": Jessie Mitchell Elmslie's Arts and Crafts furniture Jessie Mitchell Elmslie was in her early twenties when she carved an intricate and highly decorative oak and kauri sideboard. The 2.5 metre high sideboard is dripping with Arts and Crafts iconography, including wyverns, lions and a Green Man with a flowing beard. Elmslie also incorporated copper tooling into her design, with beaten copper handles and repousse heraldic dolphins. Elmslie's father, Dr Rev John Elmslie, was the minister at St Paul's Presbyterian Church in Christchurch and one of his parishioners taught Elmslie to carve. She produced at least two large pieces of furniture during the 1890s: the sideboard now in the collection of Canterbury Museum and a walnut settle in the collection of Te Papa Tongarewa Museum of New Zealand.Woodcarving became popular with New Zealand women during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The Arts and Crafts movement, along with the establishment of art and design schools from the 1870s, meant that women were able to engage in practices formerly reserved for men. This paper will look at Elmslie and her work in the context of Arts and Crafts practice in New Zealand and consider the work of another talented carver, Evelyn Vaile. Hill, Marguerite Architectural History Aotearoa / Victoria University of Wellington
Settle This settle was carved in about 1891 by Jessie Mitchell Elmslie, and is an excellent example of New Zealand made Arts and Crafts furniture. Elmslie was the third daughter of Dr Rev John Elmslie, Minister of St. Paul’s Church in Christchurch, and was taught to carve by one of her father’s parishioners. She was in her early twenties when she made this piece, and is known to have made at least one other large furniture item at around that time (a sideboard held by Canterbury Museum). Arts and Crafts The Arts and Crafts movement began in Britain in the 1850s and 1860s, but as historian Douglas Lloyd Jenkins notes, it ‘could not have been better tailored for adoption in the colonies’ (Lloyd Jenkins, 15). Guided by William Morris and John Ruskin, proponents of the Arts and Crafts movement sought a return to the principles and values of the Middle Ages, promoting honest craftsmanship and a simple, uncluttered country life. This proved an attractive proposition to designers and craftspeople in New Zealand, many of whom saw themselves as building a ‘Better Britain’ free from the ills of the industrial world. The designs produced under the banner of Arts and Crafts were diverse, but the uniting characteristic of all of this work was ‘its rejection of industrial manufacturing and the machine, and its overarching preference for the home-made’ (Lloyd Jenkins, 15). Female Furniture Makers In New Zealand, many prominent artists working in the Arts and Crafts style were women. From 1890 to 1910 the most popular Arts and Crafts activity for women was woodcarving, although many pieces went unattributed and in most cases the individual makers remain unidentified. Prior to 1890 women had had very little participation in the furniture-making trade, which was largely restricted to young men who trained through apprenticeships. Women could, however, train at art and design schools, established in Dunedin in 1870, then Christchurch (1882), Wellington (1886), Auckland (1889) and Whanganui (1892). By 1900 skilled craftswomen had become central figures in local craft furniture production, creating a wide range of distinctive works. Neo-Classical Style This piece is fashioned in a neo-Classical revival style, modelled on Romanesque-style cassoni (carved Italian chests popular in the sixteenth century). Settles, defined as long wooden benches with backrests and arms, were modelled on chests, and many retained this function as well as being seats or beds. They went out of fashion in the eighteenth century, but became popular again with the historicising design movements of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The backboard and base feature mythical figures - perhaps wyverns or seawyverns - while the arm rests are carved with floral motifs in a Greek style. Further Reading Calhoun, Ann. 2000. The Arts & Crafts Movement in New Zealand 1870 - 1940. Auckland: Auckland University Press. Cottrell, William. 2006. Furniture of the New Zealand Colonial Era, An Illustrated History 1830 - 1900. Auckland: Reed. Lloyd Jenkins, Douglas. 2004. At Home: A Century of New Zealand Design. Auckland: Godwit. Lloyd Jenkins. Douglas, and Lucy Hammonds. 2014. 'Crafts and applied arts - Early craft education.' Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand. https://teara.govt.nz/en/crafts-and-applied-arts/page-2   Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa. 'The Arts and Crafts movement.' https://collections.tepapa.govt.nz/topic/1092 Jessie Elmslie Te Papa Collections Online / Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
Rev. John Elmslie. Photographic copy of a painting of Rev. John Elmslie, MA, DD. The original painting was destroyed in Ballantynes Fire in Christchurch in 1947. Reverse: (pencil) "John Elmslie, MA, DD,1831-1907. Copy of an oil painting by Sydney Thompson O.B.E., printed (painted?) in 1906. Thompson, Sydney Presbyterian Research Centre / Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa New Zealand
Macdonald Dictionary Record: John Elmslie One record, handwritten in ink on rectangular card, with biographical information for John Elmslie. Written by George Ranald Macdonald for the Macdonald Dictionary of Canterbury Biography project, 1952-1964. George Ranald Macdonald Canterbury Museum / Canterbury Museum
The Rev. John Elmslie - The Cyclopedia of New Zealand [Canterbury Provincial District] The Rev. John Elmslie, M.A., D.D., Pastor of St. Paul's Church, Christchurch, was born in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, in 1831. He was primarily educated at the local parish school and grammar school, and studied at the King's College and University of Aberdeen, and at the Free Church College of that city. In 1857 he received his M.A. degree, and t... Cyclopedia Company Limited New Zealand Electronic Text Collection / Victoria University of Wellington
"Lions and wyvens and dolphins, oh my!": Jessie Mitchell Elmslie's Arts and Crafts furniture Jessie Mitchell Elmslie was in her early twenties when she carved an intricate and highly decorative oak and kauri sideboard. The 2.5 metre high sideboard is dripping with Arts and Crafts iconography, including wyverns, lions and a Green Man with a flowing beard. Elmslie also incorporated copper tooling into her design, with beaten copper handles and repousse heraldic dolphins. Elmslie's father, Dr Rev John Elmslie, was the minister at St Paul's Presbyterian Church in Christchurch and one of his parishioners taught Elmslie to carve. She produced at least two large pieces of furniture during the 1890s: the sideboard now in the collection of Canterbury Museum and a walnut settle in the collection of Te Papa Tongarewa Museum of New Zealand.Woodcarving became popular with New Zealand women during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The Arts and Crafts movement, along with the establishment of art and design schools from the 1870s, meant that women were able to engage in practices formerly reserved for men. This paper will look at Elmslie and her work in the context of Arts and Crafts practice in New Zealand and consider the work of another talented carver, Evelyn Vaile. Hill, Marguerite Architectural History Aotearoa / Victoria University of Wellington
Settle This settle was carved in about 1891 by Jessie Mitchell Elmslie, and is an excellent example of New Zealand made Arts and Crafts furniture. Elmslie was the third daughter of Dr Rev John Elmslie, Minister of St. Paul’s Church in Christchurch, and was taught to carve by one of her father’s parishioners. She was in her early twenties when she made this piece, and is known to have made at least one other large furniture item at around that time (a sideboard held by Canterbury Museum). Arts and Crafts The Arts and Crafts movement began in Britain in the 1850s and 1860s, but as historian Douglas Lloyd Jenkins notes, it ‘could not have been better tailored for adoption in the colonies’ (Lloyd Jenkins, 15). Guided by William Morris and John Ruskin, proponents of the Arts and Crafts movement sought a return to the principles and values of the Middle Ages, promoting honest craftsmanship and a simple, uncluttered country life. This proved an attractive proposition to designers and craftspeople in New Zealand, many of whom saw themselves as building a ‘Better Britain’ free from the ills of the industrial world. The designs produced under the banner of Arts and Crafts were diverse, but the uniting characteristic of all of this work was ‘its rejection of industrial manufacturing and the machine, and its overarching preference for the home-made’ (Lloyd Jenkins, 15). Female Furniture Makers In New Zealand, many prominent artists working in the Arts and Crafts style were women. From 1890 to 1910 the most popular Arts and Crafts activity for women was woodcarving, although many pieces went unattributed and in most cases the individual makers remain unidentified. Prior to 1890 women had had very little participation in the furniture-making trade, which was largely restricted to young men who trained through apprenticeships. Women could, however, train at art and design schools, established in Dunedin in 1870, then Christchurch (1882), Wellington (1886), Auckland (1889) and Whanganui (1892). By 1900 skilled craftswomen had become central figures in local craft furniture production, creating a wide range of distinctive works. Neo-Classical Style This piece is fashioned in a neo-Classical revival style, modelled on Romanesque-style cassoni (carved Italian chests popular in the sixteenth century). Settles, defined as long wooden benches with backrests and arms, were modelled on chests, and many retained this function as well as being seats or beds. They went out of fashion in the eighteenth century, but became popular again with the historicising design movements of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The backboard and base feature mythical figures - perhaps wyverns or seawyverns - while the arm rests are carved with floral motifs in a Greek style. Further Reading Calhoun, Ann. 2000. The Arts & Crafts Movement in New Zealand 1870 - 1940. Auckland: Auckland University Press. Cottrell, William. 2006. Furniture of the New Zealand Colonial Era, An Illustrated History 1830 - 1900. Auckland: Reed. Lloyd Jenkins, Douglas. 2004. At Home: A Century of New Zealand Design. Auckland: Godwit. Lloyd Jenkins. Douglas, and Lucy Hammonds. 2014. 'Crafts and applied arts - Early craft education.' Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand. https://teara.govt.nz/en/crafts-and-applied-arts/page-2   Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa. 'The Arts and Crafts movement.' https://collections.tepapa.govt.nz/topic/1092 Jessie Elmslie Te Papa Collections Online / Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
Transcriptions NZJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH

Source: Transcriptions NZ / courtesy of Beverley Evans

Addington Cemetery
May 1906 age 62 ELMSLIEJohn b. 1831 – 1907 & photo 0046 ELMSLIE – Jessie Mitchell d. 19 December 1878 ELMSLIE – Jessie b. 1874 – 1950 wife of Walter & ELMSLIE –
https://www.transcriptions.nz/Gravestone.Photos/Addington.Cemetery.html
 
Lyttelton.Anglican.inscriptions
March 1940, age 65 (hus. of Hilda) - photo 254 EGNOT - Eugene Joseph, (no dates) see MATTHEWS-EGNOT - photo 145 ELMSLY - John, d. 15 July 1868, age 36 & son - photo 199 ERDMAN -
https://www.transcriptions.nz/Gravestone.Photos/Lyttelton.Anglican.inscriptions....
 
1918.December.Lyttelton.Times.BMD
Lyttelton, in her 25th year. ELMSLY - John Clarence (Jack) on 16 Nov. at Dunedin loved hus. of Minnie and son of Mary and William Elmsly --- GOODWIN - Charles, at Chch hosp. loved
https://www.transcriptions.nz/1870-1908/1918.December.Lyttelton.Times.BMD.html
 
1883.October.Star.Christchurch.BMD
of Rev Elmslie, John Mackenzie, of Tai-Tapu, to Jessie McBeath, 2nd daughter of Mr Adam McBeath, Dunbeath, Scotland. Death - 040-1 MADDISON - October 9th at Gloucester street,
https://www.transcriptions.nz/1870-1908/1883.October.Star.Christchurch.BMD.html
 
1881.March.Star.Christchurch.BMD
March by Rev. Mr Elmslie, John Orr, 2nd son of Rev. John Orr, Kilbirnie, Ayreshire, Scotland, to Agnes Ann Smith, Christchurch. Death - FITZGERALD - on 24 March at Oriental Bay,
https://www.transcriptions.nz/1870-1908/1881.March.Star.Christchurch.BMD.html
 
Auckland Museum Online CenotaphJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH

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Te Ara - The Encyclopedia of New ZealandJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH
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RegistrationFamily NameGiven Name(s)Born (approx.)Age at Death (approx.)
1964/39578
Elmslie John Anderson Bell 187985YOrder Product
1988/55036
Elmslie John Lawson 12 September 1913  🔍NZ
74 yearsOrder Product
1907/6365
Elmslie John 183275YOrder Product
1876/3289
Elmslie Norman John 18724YOrder Product
1887/4615
Elmslie John 182067YOrder Product
1964/39578
Elmslie John Anderson Bell 1879 85Y
1988/55036
Elmslie John Lawson 12 September 1913  🔍NZ
74 years
1907/6365
Elmslie John 1832 75Y
1876/3289
Elmslie Norman John 1872 4Y
1887/4615
Elmslie John 1820 67Y
Alexander Turnbull LibraryElmslie, John        🔍 ASH

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St John's Church album 3 PA1-o-451. St John's Church album 3. [Between 1897 and 1901]. St John's Church :Photographs of church buildings, personalities and activities (PAColl-0577). [Item]
Various artists :[New Zealand bookplates commissioned by persons whose names begin with E, collected by David Graham. 18-- - 1950s]. BOOKPLATES-GRAHAM-NZ-E. Various artists :[New Zealand bookplates commissioned by persons whose names begin with E, collected by David Graham. 18-- - 1950s].. The Graham Bookplate Collection; bookplates collected by David H Graham. [1500-1950s] (BOOKPLATES-Graham). [Item]
St John's Church album 3 PA1-o-451. St John's Church album 3. [Between 1897 and 1901]. St John's Church :Photographs of church buildings, personalities and activities (PAColl-0577). [Item]
Various artists :[New Zealand bookplates commissioned by persons whose names begin with E, collected by David Graham. 18-- - 1950s]. BOOKPLATES-GRAHAM-NZ-E. Various artists :[New Zealand bookplates commissioned by persons whose names begin with E, collected by David Graham. 18-- - 1950s].. The Graham Bookplate Collection; bookplates collected by David H Graham. [1500-1950s] (BOOKPLATES-Graham). [Item]
Upper Hutt City Libraries Heritage CollectionsJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH
Our Stuff - Denise & Peter's NZ history siteJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH

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NZ Genealogy Research Made EasyJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH
Find A Grave (NZ cemeteries)John Elmslie        🔍 ASH

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Name Born Died Cemetery Cemetery location Region
Rev John Elmslie 1 Oct 1831 🔍 23 Jul 1907 🔍 📰 Addington Cemetery Addington, Christchurch City Canterbury
John Anderson Bell Elmslie 12 Dec 1878 🔍 7 Jul 1964 🔍 📰 Karori Cemetery and Crematorium Wellington, Wellington City Wellington
Rev John Elmslie 1 Oct 1831 🔍 23 Jul 1907 🔍 📰 Addington Cemetery Addington, Christchurch City Canterbury
John Anderson Bell Elmslie 12 Dec 1878 🔍 7 Jul 1964 🔍 📰 Karori Cemetery and Crematorium Wellington, Wellington City Wellington
Kura Heritage Collections (Auckland)John Elmslie        🔍 ASH

Source: Copyright Auckland Council Libraries Heritage Collections / non-commercial personal use

Title Date Record type
Elmslie, John Rev. Militia, Volunteers & Armed Constabulary
Elmslie, John Index Cards
Elmslie, John Rev. Militia, Volunteers & Armed Constabulary
Elmslie, John Index Cards
NZ Electronic Text CentreJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH
Archives NZJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH

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Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council of New Zealand  >  Central filing system

Name Year(s) Held At Access
Peter Scholes/John Elmsly 1987 ‑ 1988 Wellington Restricted
Uwe Grodd/John Elmsly 1987 ‑ 1988 Wellington Restricted
Christine Cumming/John Elmsly 1989 Wellington Restricted
Peter Scholes/John Elmsly 1987 ‑ 1988 Wellington Restricted
Uwe Grodd/John Elmsly 1987 ‑ 1988 Wellington Restricted
Christine Cumming/John Elmsly 1989 Wellington Restricted

High Court Auckland, Department of Justice  >  Auckland Divorce files

Name Year(s) Held At Access
Elmsly, Eileen Cameron v Elmsly, John Charles 1949 ‑ 1950 Auckland Restricted
Oates, Stuart Desmond v Oates, Cecily Thelma and Elmsly, Murray John 1976 Auckland Restricted
Elmsly, Eileen Cameron v Elmsly, John Charles 1948 Auckland Restricted
Elmsly, John Charles v Elmsly, Ngaire Maude 1975 ‑ 1976 Auckland Restricted
Elmsly, Eileen Cameron v Elmsly, John Charles 1949 ‑ 1950 Auckland Restricted
Oates, Stuart Desmond v Oates, Cecily Thelma and Elmsly, Murray John 1976 Auckland Restricted
Elmsly, Eileen Cameron v Elmsly, John Charles 1948 Auckland Restricted
Elmsly, John Charles v Elmsly, Ngaire Maude 1975 ‑ 1976 Auckland Restricted

Timaru Court Office  >  Timaru Probate Files

Name Scan Year(s) Held At Access
COSKERIE John Elmslie - Glenavy - Farmer COSKERIE John Elmslie - Glenavy - Farmer📃 View Scan 1953 Christchurch Open
COSKERIE John Elmslie - Glenavy - Farmer COSKERIE John Elmslie - Glenavy - Farmer📃 View Scan 1953 Christchurch Open

Whanganui District Court  >  Whanganui [Wanganui] divorce files - second sequence

Name Year(s) Held At Access
Elmsly, Lynda Adelaide v Elmsly, John Bernard 1957 Wellington Restricted
Elmsly, Lynda Adelaide v Elmsly, John Bernard 1959 Wellington Restricted
Elmsly, Lynda Adelaide v Elmsly, John Bernard 1957 Wellington Restricted
Elmsly, Lynda Adelaide v Elmsly, John Bernard 1959 Wellington Restricted

Department of Social Welfare, Corporate Office  >  Former servicemen's rehabilitation files

Name Year(s) Held At Access
Elmsly, John Charles 1951 ‑ 1961 Wellington Restricted
Elmsly, John Charles 1951 ‑ 1961 Wellington Restricted

New Zealand Defence Force, Personnel Archives  >  Military Personnel Files

Name Scan Year(s) Held At Access
ELMSLY, John Hutchinson - WW1 34348 - Army ELMSLY, John Hutchinson - WW1 34348 - Army📃 View Scan 1914 ‑ 1918 Wellington Open
ELMSLY, John Hutchinson - WW1 34348 - Army ELMSLY, John Hutchinson - WW1 34348 - Army📃 View Scan 1914 ‑ 1918 Wellington Open

Justice Department  >  Coroners Inquests, case files

Name Year(s) Held At Access
Coroners inquests Unnecessary - ... 1962 Wellington Open
Coroners inquests Unnecessary - ... 1962 Wellington Open

Accession W3298

Name Scan Year(s) Held At Access
ARCHIBALD, John Elmslie ARCHIBALD, John Elmslie📃 View Scan 1914 Wellington Open
ARCHIBALD, John Elmslie ARCHIBALD, John Elmslie📃 View Scan 1914 Wellington Open
West Coast NZ HistoryJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH

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Lower Hutt MyRecollectJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH
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RegistrationBride's Given Name(s)Bride's Family NameGroom's Given Name(s)Groom's Family Name
1944/6560
Margaret Ruth Stapylton Bree John Lawson Elmslie Order Product
1944/6560
Margaret Ruth Stapylton Bree John Lawson Elmslie
NZ War GravesJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH
Masterton Anglican HistoryJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH

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NZSG Kiwi Collection (non-member records)John Elmslie        🔍 ASH

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Source: Kiwi Collection copyright The New Zealand Society of Genealogists

Name Date Record Type
ELMSLIE, John 🔍
30 Jul 1907 NZ Probates
ELMSLIE, John Lawson 🔍
23 Sep 1988 NZ Probates
Tinui HistoryJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH

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Canterbury Museum Collections - PeopleJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH

Source: Canterbury Museum / CC BY NC

Name Born Died Place of birth Place of death Nationality
Elmslie, John
b.1831
d.1868
Reverend Elmslie, John
b.1831
d.1907
Elmslie, John
b.1831
d.1868
Reverend Elmslie, John
b.1831
d.1907
Dictionary of NZ Biography (Scholefield, 1940)John Elmslie        🔍 ASH

Search URL: https://dict-bio.howison.co.nz/ash_search/?s=John+Elmslie

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Indexed by Luke Howison, 2023

Source: A Dictionary of NZ Biography, by Scholefield (1940), from NZ History / CC BY-NC 3.0 NZ

NameBiographyReference
John Elmslie

ELMSLIE, JOHN (1831-1907) was born in Aberdeenshire, educated in the parish and at the grammar school and King's College and Aberdeen University, where he graduated M.A. in 1857. He was five years in charge of the Free Church at Kennethmont and in 1867 came to take charge of the Presbyterian Church at Wanganui. In 1876 he received a call to St Paul's, Christchurch, where he remained until failing health prompted his retirement (1903). In 1890 he received the D.D. of his University. He lectured for two years at Canterbury College in connection with the Students' Christian Union and was twice moderator of the General Assembly of the church. Elmslie married first a daughter of George Mitchell (Auchragathel, Aberdeenshire) and second Jean (1854-1936), daughter of John Anderson (Christchurch). He died on 21 Jul 1907 and his widow on 6 Mar 1936.

Cycl. N.Z., iii; The Press, 22 Jul 1907; 7 Mar 1936.

Volume 1, page 132
John Elmslie

ELMSLIE, JOHN (1831-1907) was born in Aberdeenshire, educated in the parish and at the grammar school and King's College and Aberdeen University, where he graduated M.A. in 1857. He was five years in charge of the Free Church at Kennethmont and in 1867 came to take charge of the Presbyterian Church at Wanganui. In 1876 he received a call to St Paul's, Christchurch, where he remained until failing health prompted his retirement (1903). In 1890 he received the D.D. of his University. He lectured for two years at Canterbury College in connection with the Students' Christian Union and was twice moderator of the General Assembly of the church. Elmslie married first a daughter of George Mitchell (Auchragathel, Aberdeenshire) and second Jean (1854-1936), daughter of John Anderson (Christchurch). He died on 21 Jul 1907 and his widow on 6 Mar 1936.

Cycl. N.Z., iii; The Press, 22 Jul 1907; 7 Mar 1936.

Volume 1, page 132
Wellington City Council ArchivesJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH
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RegistrationFamily NameGiven Name(s)Mother's Given Name(s)Father's Given Name(s)Still Birth
1913/29254
Elmslie John Lawson Elizabeth McTurkAndrew Lawson-Order Product
1878/9332
Elmslie John Anderson Bell JessieJohn-Order Product
1872/19667
Elmslie Normon John JessieJohn-Order Product
1913/29254
Elmslie John Lawson Elizabeth McTurk Andrew Lawson
1878/9332
Elmslie John Anderson Bell Jessie John
1872/19667
Elmslie Normon John Jessie John
Archives Central (Manawatū-Whanganui)John Elmslie        🔍 ASH

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… of Ballance on stone base. CONDITION Very good. HISTORY John Ballance was the owner and editor of the "Evening … Bates, Wanganui Newspapers, 1984. Architecture 1820-1970 John Stacpoole and Peter Brown, Reed 1972, p.88. The Sorrow … Graham. In 1867 it was for a time occupied by the Rev John Elmslie who was minister to St. Pauls Presbyterian Church. …
Identifier: WDC 00363:0:48
Created byWhanganui District Council
Date1990-11-01
TypePublished Material
Soldiers of Empire - Muster RollsJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH

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Masterton Library Wairarapa ArchiveJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH
Soldiers of Empire - Medal RollsJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH

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WWI Military DefaultersJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH

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Nominal rolls: Second New Zealand Expeditionary ForceJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH

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Nurse Registrations, 1902-1931John Elmslie        🔍 ASH

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Caversham Project Trades Database (1894-1939)John Elmslie        🔍 ASH

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Caversham Project Electoral Rolls (1893-1938)John Elmslie        🔍 ASH

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Otago Nominal Index        🔍 ASH

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Puke Ariki Collections - PeopleJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH

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Hocken Digital CollectionsJohn Elmslie        🔍 ASH

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Wikidata People (New Zealanders)John Elmslie        🔍 ASH

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John Elmslie Scottish-born New Zealand minister
BillionGraves (NZ cemeteries)John Elmslie        🔍 ASH

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Name Born Died Cemetery Region
Rev John Elmslie 1831 🔍 23 Jul 1902 🔍 📰 Addington Cemetery Canterbury
Norman John Elmslie 1872 🔍 26 Aug 1876 🔍 📰 Addington Cemetery Canterbury
Rev John Elmslie 1831 🔍 23 Jul 1902 🔍 📰 Addington Cemetery Canterbury
Norman John Elmslie 1872 🔍 26 Aug 1876 🔍 📰 Addington Cemetery Canterbury
Discover EverAfter (NZ Cemeteries)John Elmslie        🔍 ASH

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Name Born (approx.) Died Age Type Buried/Cremated Plot Cemetery Region
John Anderson Bell Elmslie 85 Burial 7 Jul 1964 📰 Lawn/K/89 Karori Cemetery Wellington Region
John Anderson Bell Elmslie 85 Burial 7 Jul 1964 📰 Lawn/K/89 Karori Cemetery Wellington Region