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| Registration | Bride's Given Name(s) | Bride's Family Name | Groom's Given Name(s) | Groom's Family Name | |
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| 1930/8060 | Ilma Rebecca | Adams | Walter James Durley | Lewis | Order Product |
| 1925/6284 | Mary Rebecca | Blood | John Keenan | Lewis | Order Product |
| 1932/6017 | Lilian Rebecca | Lucas | Richard Evan | Lewis | Order Product |
| 1925/1599 | Rebecca | McClintock | Isaac | Lewis | Order Product |
| 1910/540 | Rebecca Ruby | Stallworthy | Percy Goldsmith | Lewis | Order Product |
| 1863/3820 | Rebecca | Isaacs | Gabriel | Lewis | Order Product |
| 1876/3050 | Rebecca | Tillett | Thomas | Lewis | Order Product |
| 1861/3365 | Rebecca | Ashwell | John | Lewis | Order Product |
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| Unpregnant: The story of my miscarriage | The excitement then the pain that follows – the experience of miscarriage has devastated many families. Rebecca Lewis sheds light on the private sadness that many families suffer in silence. Content warning: Rebecca Lewis talks about her experience of miscarriage in th... | Rebecca Lewis | The Spinoff / The Spinoff | |
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Rebecca and Todd Lewis | South Canterbury Museum / South Canterbury Museum | ||
| Playful Assembly | Porirua is a small city I lived in from the age of ten to sixteen. It is the home to Wellington region’s best indoor go-karting track and fallen victim to urban sprawl. The first of four of my homes in this area was in the newly developed Aotea block and at the time it was the first house on the street. My four year old brother would sit and watch diggers and tractors all day, and in the afternoon we climbed them. All this destruction was intensely entertaining to a child. The devastation hit when the neighbour’s house got built, along with the rest of the street, in what felt like a week. Just like that, the glory days were over. We moved a couple years after this closer into the Whitby community. Aotea development was so new all it had was houses, I wouldn’t even call them homes. My mum got sick of travelling to Whitby all the time for milk and so on, so we eventually moved closer to the town. I could walk or bike to and from school. It was all so close; the dairy, friends’ houses, football park, playground, skatepark, everything! The glory days were back and better than ever. This move into an established community felt more like home. The simple rituals of walking to the dairy to get milk (and a lolly bag) became something I regularly enjoyed. The accessibility of amenities gave me independence and made life easier. The ‘home’ broke through the boundaries of the house and into the park, the biked streets and the football pitch. If one can feel at home within a whole community then why build new houses separate from established towns? All on their lonesome, dependent on cars and with diggers for neighbours. This thesis re-conceives Porirua as a playful assembly. With an emphasis on cultural wealth, this process establishes an architectural language promoting Porirua’s development towards a creative city. Cultural wealth is a term which gives priority to the cultural layer of the city, it emphasises creation rather than consumption. Creativity sits at the heart of this layer making it a crucial element of the creative city. The wealth of culture in Porirua comes from its depth of diversity; in Maori, Pasifika and Pakeha and others coming together. While the specific cultures aren’t emphasised, the importance lies within this diversity. This is one of the reasons I chose the Porirua CBD as the site for my thesis. My playful process crosses paths with art, architecture and urban perspectives to develop a visual language emphasising creation within the city. The search for my own creative voice lends itself to the importance of self-expression within the city. Through this thesis work, I wanted to encourage people to more openly produce self-expressive work. I recognise that the city already has these processes and the products and processes of my creative voice target the creation of these spaces giving them priority and emphasis in the city. This thesis aims to create a welcoming, inclusive environment for people to create. Within the urban realm an alternative view is presented holding creativity at the heart of the city rather than economy. | Lewis, Rebecca | Open Access Victoria University of Wellington / Victoria University of Wellington | |
| Assessing the use of artificial nests for predicting predation pressure in New Zealand forest fragments : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Masters of Science in Ecology at Massey University | Using artificial nests to predict the predation pressure on natural bird nests has been the subject of over 400 publications, the vast majority quantifying aspects that affect nest success. However, these studies have usually invoked the assumption that artificial nests accurately reflect the success of natural nests. The intention of this thesis was to evaluate the technique of using artificial nests to predict natural nest success, with the aim of establishing the main factors influencing its success as a monitoring technique. This was done by addressing three main questions a) Can artificial nests be used to predict natural nest success in forest fragments?, b) What aspects of the methodology influence the precision, practical application and interpretation of the results from artificial nests in New Zealand forest fragments?, c) What external factors, i.e. habitat structure, confound interpretation of artificial nests results in New Zealand forest fragments? Artificial nest experiments were conducted concurrently in nine reserves, with estimates of nest success calculated for each reserve using the known fate model in MARK. These estimates were then correlated with the success of North Island Robin nests (estimated using Stanley's (2000) method of stage specific nest success) in the corresponding reserves. General linear modelling was used to fit a log-log relationship between artificial and natural nest success estimates using parametric bootstrapping to account for error in the estimates. The Akaike's Information Criterion (AIC) model selection procedure was used to select the model for estimating both artificial and natural nest success and for selecting the best model for predicting natural nest success using artificial nests. The evidence from the results revealed that artificial nests could be used to predict natural nest success. However, imperative to achieving this result was having the ability to identify and conduct independent analysis for each predator group (all predators, 'rats and possum', birds and mice). AIC selection procedure selected nest success estimates derived from predation by rats and possum as the most parsimonious model, hence the best at predicting natural nest success. Investigation of methodology showed that: (1) data from artificial nests left out for one week gave better predictions than data collected over four consecutive weeks; (2) leaving nests out longer than one week before checking increases the chance of the marks becoming obscured, hampering predator identification: (3) adding a quail egg has little effect on predation rate, particularly on the rate of predation by mammals; and (4) it is necessary to include clay eggs in artificial nests as marks left on quail eggs and damage done to artificial nests were not reliable indicators of predator type. Investigation of external factors revealed: (1) no strong or consistent evidence that the fine-scale habitat at nest sites affected predation on artificial nests; (2) reserve size may affect the rate of rat and possum predation, but not bird predation; and (3) the proximity of artificial nests to a bait station may influence the rate of predation by mammals. | Lewis, Rebecca May | Massey Research Online / Massey University | |
| In Bankruptcy | The following persons were adjudicated bankrupt on the dates and times below.6 October 2004Harland PJ and LD Partnership, of 73 Felton Mathew Avenue, Glen Innes, Auckland, at 10.25 a.m.8 October 2004Dally, John Daniel, civil servant, of 1-241 Kilmore Street, Christchurch, at 1.50 p.m.Gibbs, Margaret Elizabeth, nurse, of 449 Ashlea Road, Opiki, Palmerston North, at 12.06 p.m.Gorrie, Paul James, beneficiary, of 151 Weggery Drive West, Waikanae Beach, at 12.40 p.m.Mann, Kerr... | New Zealand Gazette / Department of Internal Affairs | ||
| Exploring the potential of dental calculus to shed light on past human migrations in Oceania | The Pacific islands and Island Southeast Asia have experienced multiple waves of human migrations, providing a case study for exploring the potential of ancient microbiomes to study human migration. We perform a metagenomic study of archaeological dental calculus from 102 individuals, originating from 10 Pacific islands and 1 island in Island Southeast Asia spanning ~3000 years. Oral microbiome DNA preservation in calculus is far higher than that of human DNA in archaeological bone, and comparable to that of calculus from temperate regions. Oral microbial community composition is minimally driven by time period and geography in Pacific and Island Southeast Asia calculus, but is found to be distinctive compared to calculus from Europe, Africa, and Asia. Phylogenies of individual bacterial species in Pacific and Island Southeast Asia calculus reflect geography. Archaeological dental calculus shows good preservation in tropical regions and the potential to yield information about past human migrations, complementing studies of the human genome. | Velsko, Irina M. Fagernäs, Zandra Tromp, Monica Bedford, Stuart Buckley, Hallie R. Clark, Geoffrey Dudgeon, John Flexner, James Galipaud, Jean-Christophe Kinaston, Rebecca Lewis, Cecil M. Matisoo-Smith, Elizabeth Nägele, Kathrin Ozga, Andrew T. Posth, Cosimo Rohrlach, Adam B. Shing, Richard Simanjuntak, Truman Spriggs, Matthew Tamarii, Anatauarii Valentin, Frédérique Willie, Edson Warinner, Christina |
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Unpregnant: The story of my miscarriage
The excitement then the pain that follows – the experience of miscarriage has devastated many families. Rebecca Lewis sheds light on the private sadness that many families suffer in silence.
Content warning: Rebecca Lewis talks about her experience of miscarriage in th...
Rebecca Lewis
The Spinoff / The Spinoff
Playful Assembly
Porirua is a small city I lived in from the age of ten to sixteen. It is the home to Wellington region’s best indoor go-karting track and fallen victim to urban sprawl. The first of four of my homes in this area was in the newly developed Aotea block and at the time it was the first house on the street. My four year old brother would sit and watch diggers and tractors all day, and in the afternoon we climbed them. All this destruction was intensely entertaining to a child. The devastation hit when the neighbour’s house got built, along with the rest of the street, in what felt like a week. Just like that, the glory days were over. We moved a couple years after this closer into the Whitby community. Aotea development was so new all it had was houses, I wouldn’t even call them homes. My mum got sick of travelling to Whitby all the time for milk and so on, so we eventually moved closer to the town. I could walk or bike to and from school. It was all so close; the dairy, friends’ houses, football park, playground, skatepark, everything! The glory days were back and better than ever.
This move into an established community felt more like home. The simple rituals of walking to the dairy to get milk (and a lolly bag) became something I regularly enjoyed. The accessibility of amenities gave me independence and made life easier. The ‘home’ broke through the boundaries of the house and into the park, the biked streets and the football pitch. If one can feel at home within a whole community then why build new houses separate from established towns? All on their lonesome, dependent on cars and with diggers for neighbours.
This thesis re-conceives Porirua as a playful assembly. With an emphasis on cultural wealth, this process establishes an architectural language promoting Porirua’s development towards a creative city. Cultural wealth is a term which gives priority to the cultural layer of the city, it emphasises creation rather than consumption. Creativity sits at the heart of this layer making it a crucial element of the creative city. The wealth of culture in Porirua comes from its depth of diversity; in Maori, Pasifika and Pakeha and others coming together. While the specific cultures aren’t emphasised, the importance lies within this diversity. This is one of the reasons I chose the Porirua CBD as the site for my thesis.
My playful process crosses paths with art, architecture and urban perspectives to develop a visual language emphasising creation within the city. The search for my own creative voice lends itself to the importance of self-expression within the city. Through this thesis work, I wanted to encourage people to more openly produce self-expressive work. I recognise that the city already has these processes and the products and processes of my creative voice target the creation of these spaces giving them priority and emphasis in the city. This thesis aims to create a welcoming, inclusive environment for people to create. Within the urban realm an alternative view is presented holding creativity at the heart of the city rather than economy.
Lewis, Rebecca
Open Access Victoria University of Wellington / Victoria University of Wellington
Assessing the use of artificial nests for predicting predation pressure in New Zealand forest fragments : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Masters of Science in Ecology at Massey University
Using artificial nests to predict the predation pressure on natural bird nests has been the subject of over 400 publications, the vast majority quantifying aspects that affect nest success. However, these studies have usually invoked the assumption that artificial nests accurately reflect the success of natural nests. The intention of this thesis was to evaluate the technique of using artificial nests to predict natural nest success, with the aim of establishing the main factors influencing its success as a monitoring technique. This was done by addressing three main questions a) Can artificial nests be used to predict natural nest success in forest fragments?, b) What aspects of the methodology influence the precision, practical application and interpretation of the results from artificial nests in New Zealand forest fragments?, c) What external factors, i.e. habitat structure, confound interpretation of artificial nests results in New Zealand forest fragments? Artificial nest experiments were conducted concurrently in nine reserves, with estimates of nest success calculated for each reserve using the known fate model in MARK. These estimates were then correlated with the success of North Island Robin nests (estimated using Stanley's (2000) method of stage specific nest success) in the corresponding reserves. General linear modelling was used to fit a log-log relationship between artificial and natural nest success estimates using parametric bootstrapping to account for error in the estimates. The Akaike's Information Criterion (AIC) model selection procedure was used to select the model for estimating both artificial and natural nest success and for selecting the best model for predicting natural nest success using artificial nests. The evidence from the results revealed that artificial nests could be used to predict natural nest success. However, imperative to achieving this result was having the ability to identify and conduct independent analysis for each predator group (all predators, 'rats and possum', birds and mice). AIC selection procedure selected nest success estimates derived from predation by rats and possum as the most parsimonious model, hence the best at predicting natural nest success. Investigation of methodology showed that: (1) data from artificial nests left out for one week gave better predictions than data collected over four consecutive weeks; (2) leaving nests out longer than one week before checking increases the chance of the marks becoming obscured, hampering predator identification: (3) adding a quail egg has little effect on predation rate, particularly on the rate of predation by mammals; and (4) it is necessary to include clay eggs in artificial nests as marks left on quail eggs and damage done to artificial nests were not reliable indicators of predator type. Investigation of external factors revealed: (1) no strong or consistent evidence that the fine-scale habitat at nest sites affected predation on artificial nests; (2) reserve size may affect the rate of rat and possum predation, but not bird predation; and (3) the proximity of artificial nests to a bait station may influence the rate of predation by mammals.
Lewis, Rebecca May
Massey Research Online / Massey University
In Bankruptcy
The following persons were adjudicated bankrupt on the dates and times below.6 October 2004Harland PJ and LD Partnership, of 73 Felton Mathew Avenue, Glen Innes, Auckland, at 10.25 a.m.8 October 2004Dally, John Daniel, civil servant, of 1-241 Kilmore Street, Christchurch, at 1.50 p.m.Gibbs, Margaret Elizabeth, nurse, of 449 Ashlea Road, Opiki, Palmerston North, at 12.06 p.m.Gorrie, Paul James, beneficiary, of 151 Weggery Drive West, Waikanae Beach, at 12.40 p.m.Mann, Kerr...
New Zealand Gazette / Department of Internal Affairs
Exploring the potential of dental calculus to shed light on past human migrations in Oceania
The Pacific islands and Island Southeast Asia have experienced multiple waves of human migrations, providing a case study for exploring the potential of ancient microbiomes to study human migration. We perform a metagenomic study of archaeological dental calculus from 102 individuals, originating from 10 Pacific islands and 1 island in Island Southeast Asia spanning ~3000 years. Oral microbiome DNA preservation in calculus is far higher than that of human DNA in archaeological bone, and comparable to that of calculus from temperate regions. Oral microbial community composition is minimally driven by time period and geography in Pacific and Island Southeast Asia calculus, but is found to be distinctive compared to calculus from Europe, Africa, and Asia. Phylogenies of individual bacterial species in Pacific and Island Southeast Asia calculus reflect geography. Archaeological dental calculus shows good preservation in tropical regions and the potential to yield information about past human migrations, complementing studies of the human genome.
Velsko, Irina M.
Fagernäs, Zandra
Tromp, Monica
Bedford, Stuart
Buckley, Hallie R.
Clark, Geoffrey
Dudgeon, John
Flexner, James
Galipaud, Jean-Christophe
Kinaston, Rebecca
Lewis, Cecil M.
Matisoo-Smith, Elizabeth
Nägele, Kathrin
Ozga, Andrew T.
Posth, Cosimo
Rohrlach, Adam B.
Shing, Richard
Simanjuntak, Truman
Spriggs, Matthew
Tamarii, Anatauarii
Valentin, Frédérique
Willie, Edson
Warinner, Christina Otago University Research Archive / University of Otago
Fagernäs, Zandra
Tromp, Monica
Bedford, Stuart
Buckley, Hallie R.
Clark, Geoffrey
Dudgeon, John
Flexner, James
Galipaud, Jean-Christophe
Kinaston, Rebecca
Lewis, Cecil M.
Matisoo-Smith, Elizabeth
Nägele, Kathrin
Ozga, Andrew T.
Posth, Cosimo
Rohrlach, Adam B.
Shing, Richard
Simanjuntak, Truman
Spriggs, Matthew
Tamarii, Anatauarii
Valentin, Frédérique
Willie, Edson
Warinner, Christina Otago University Research Archive / University of Otago
Auckland Museum Online Cenotaph
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Alexander Turnbull Library
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Te Ara - The Encyclopedia of New Zealand
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Legacy.com NZ Obituaries
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NZ Electronic Text Centre
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Kura Heritage Collections (Auckland)
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| Title | Date | Record type |
| Lewis, Gertrude, d.1867; Lewis, Rebecca, d.1915; Lewis, Gabriel, d.1917; Lewis, Jacob, d.1867 | Cemetery Records | |
| Lewis | 1915-04-02 | Cemetery Records |
NZ Genealogy Research Made Easy
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Barnett RAPKE Ada 1905 LEWIS Rebecca BAILEY Wm Jas 1903 LOFT Jane MCSHANE Jas 1904 LIMBRICK Chas Hy Shadforth MANN Evelyn Gerte 1905 LINDSAY Edwd MAGGS Jemima 1905 LINDSAY Jas
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Barnett RAPKE Ada 1905 LEWIS Rebecca BAILEY Wm Jas 1903 LOFT Jane MCSHANE Jas 1904 LIMBRICK Chas Hy Shadforth MANN Evelyn Gerte 1905 LINDSAY Edwd MAGGS Jemima 1905 LINDSAY Jas
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Upper Hutt City Libraries Heritage Collections
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Archives NZ
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Justice Department > Inwards letters and registered files
From: Coroner, Christchurch Date: 1 July 1867 Subject: With Inquest proceedings on Ann Eliza Burnett, William Herbert, Benjamin Shepherd, Rebecca Peebles, James Grant, Stratton, Susan A Robinson, Alexander Jordan, John Diers, Andrews, Henry G Griggs, William Smith, Edward Lloyd Lewis
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1867
Wellington
Open
From: Rebecca Lewis, Wellington Date: 7 February 1902 Subject: For removal of restrictions on Block 2, Papakaio
1901 ‑ 1903
Wellington
Open
Immigration New Zealand > Immigration Case Files
High Court Auckland, Department of Justice > Land valuation files
Application for consent to sale - George Lewis Burrett and Phyllis Rebecca Burrett to Allan Robert Williams
1946
Auckland
Open
Land valuation - William Edward Hannam and Florence Mary Hannam to George Lewis Burrett and Phyllis Rebecca Burrett
1957
Auckland
Open
New Zealand Customs Service, Auckland Office > Customs Inwards Letters
High Court Auckland, Department of Justice > Auckland Miscellaneous files - annual number series
Timaru Court Office > Timaru Probate Files
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| LEWIS Rebecca - Ashburton - Married Woman | 1953 | Christchurch | Open |
Christchurch High Court > Christchurch Supreme/High Court Divorce Files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Wallace, John Richard v Wallace, Isabella Rebecca and Inder, Percival Lewis Crib [photograph] | 1926 | Christchurch | Restricted |
Wallace, John Richard v Wallace, Isabella Rebecca and Inder, Percival Lewis Crib [photograph]
1926
Christchurch
Restricted
Christchurch High Court > Christchurch Probate files
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| LEWIS Rebecca - Christchurch - Spinster | 1954 | Christchurch | Open |
Dunedin High Court > Dunedin Bills of Sale
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| PHILLIPS Asher - Dunedin - Storekeeper - to - PHILLIPS Rebecca and LEWIS Joel Barnett - Dunedin - Wife of the Party of the First Part and Solicitor - 13 Dec 1878 | 1878 | Dunedin | Open |
Legislative Department > Women's Suffrage Petition 1892 [Digitised Sheets]
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Digitised 1892 Women Suffrage Petition Roll - Sheet 172 - Region: Oamaru [Digital Copy] | 1892 | Digital | Open | |
| Digitised 1892 Women Suffrage Petition Roll - Sheet 370 - Region: Auckland [Digital Copy] | 1892 | Digital | Open |
Alexandra District Court > Alexandra Warden's Plaint Files
Justice Department > Coroners Inquests, case files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Coroners inquests Unnecessary - ... | 1962 | Wellington | Open |
High Court Auckland, Department of Justice > Auckland probates
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| LEWIS Rebecca Ruby - Auckland - Married Woman | 1962 | Auckland | Open |
High Court Auckland, Department of Justice > Auckland probates - second sequence
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| LEWIS Rebecca - Auckland | 1915 | Auckland | Open |
Find A Grave (NZ cemeteries)
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| Name | Maiden Name | Born | Died | Cemetery | Cemetery location | Region |
| Rebecca Lewis | Tillett | 12 Dec 1858 🔍 | 4 Sep 1925 🔍 📰 | Linwood Cemetery | Linwood, Christchurch City | Canterbury |
| Rebecca Lewis | Isaacs | 1842 🔍 | 4 Feb 1915 🔍 📰 | Symonds Street Cemetery | Auckland, Auckland Council | Auckland |
| Rebecca Lewis | Ashburton Public Cemetery | Ashburton, Ashburton District | Canterbury | |||
| Rebecca Lewis | 16 Aug 1868 🔍 | 13 Apr 1954 🔍 📰 | Linwood Cemetery | Linwood, Christchurch City | Canterbury | |
| Rebecca Lewis | 1844 🔍 | 5 May 1913 🔍 📰 | Karori Cemetery and Crematorium | Wellington, Wellington City | Wellington | |
| Rebecca Ruby Lewis | Stallworthy | 3 Feb 1890 🔍 | 20 Dec 1961 🔍 📰 | Purewa Cemetery and Crematorium | Meadowbank, Auckland Council | Auckland |
Rebecca Lewis
Tillett
12 Dec 1858 🔍
4 Sep 1925 🔍 📰
Linwood Cemetery
Linwood,
Christchurch City
Canterbury
Rebecca Lewis
Isaacs
1842 🔍
4 Feb 1915 🔍 📰
Symonds Street Cemetery
Auckland,
Auckland Council
Auckland
Rebecca Lewis
1844 🔍
5 May 1913 🔍 📰
Karori Cemetery and Crematorium
Wellington,
Wellington City
Wellington
Rebecca Ruby Lewis
Stallworthy
3 Feb 1890 🔍
20 Dec 1961 🔍 📰
Purewa Cemetery and Crematorium
Meadowbank,
Auckland Council
Auckland
Tasman Heritage
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West Coast NZ History
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NZ Deaths
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| Registration | Family Name | Given Name(s) | Born (approx.) | Age at Death (approx.) | |
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| 1953/24118 | Lewis | Rebecca | 1883 | 70Y | Order Product |
| 1954/22818 | Lewis | Rebecca | 1869 | 85Y | Order Product |
| 1961/28344 | Lewis | Ilma Rebecca | 1907 | 54Y | Order Product |
| 1961/37036 | Lewis | Rebecca Ruby | 1890 | 71Y | Order Product |
| 1915/407 | Lewis | Rebecca | 1841 | 74Y | Order Product |
| 1925/8423 | Lewis | Rebecca | 1858 | 67Y | Order Product |
| 1913/3642 | Lewis | Rebecca | 1844 | 69Y | Order Product |
| 1932/8332 | Lewis | Mary Rebecca | 1899 | 33Y | Order Product |
| 2011/15973 | Lewis | Lilian Rebecca | 12 November 1911 🔍NZ | 99 years | Order Product |
| 2016/21526 | Lewis | Joan Helen | 2 January 1931 🔍NZ | 85 years | Order Product |
Lower Hutt MyRecollect
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Masterton Anglican History
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Tinui History
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Dictionary of NZ Biography (Scholefield, 1940)
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NZSG Kiwi Collection (non-member records)
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| Name | Date | Record Type |
|---|---|---|
| LEWIS, Rebecca 🔍 | 1915 | NZ Probates |
| LEWIS, Rebecca 🔍 | 15 Mar 1915 | NZ Probates |
| LEWIS, Rebecca 🔍 | 1953 | NZ Probates |
| LEWIS, Rebecca 🔍 | 12 Aug 1953 | NZ Probates |
| LEWIS, Rebecca 🔍 | 24 May 1954 | NZ Probates |
| LEWIS, Rebecca Ruby 🔍 | 1962 | NZ Probates |
| LEWIS, Rebecca Ruby 🔍 | 06 Mar 1962 | NZ Probates |
Canterbury Museum Collections - People
Rebecca Lewis 🔍 ASHⓘ
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NZ War Graves
Rebecca Lewis 🔍 ASHⓘ
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Wellington City Council Archives
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NZ Births
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| Registration | Family Name | Given Name(s) | Mother's Given Name(s) | Father's Given Name(s) | Still Birth | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1894/10529 | Lewis | Rebecca Ider | Rebecca | Thomas | - | Order Product |
| 1884/13109 | Lewis | Rebecca | Eliza Isabella | John | - | Order Product |
| 1905/6851 | Lewis | Elizabeth Rebecca | Jane | Emanuel James | - | Order Product |
| 1910/12693 | Lewis | Dorothy Rebecca | Essie Beatrix | Benjamin | - | Order Product |
| 1868/18446 | Lewis | Rebecca | Fanny | Henry | - | Order Product |
NZ Marriages (Bride)
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| Registration | Bride's Given Name(s) | Bride's Family Name | Groom's Given Name(s) | Groom's Family Name | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1936/7765 | Dorothy Rebecca | Lewis | George Alfred | McGirr | Order Product |
| 1927/10047 | Elizabeth Rebecca | Lewis | Alexander Clifford | Dryden | Order Product |
| 1915/7878 | Ida Rebecca | Lewis | Albert Edward | Parker | Order Product |
Archives Central (Manawatū-Whanganui)
Rebecca Lewis 🔍 ASHⓘ
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Source: Archives Central, Manawatū-Whanganui Local Authority Shared Services
… 2004 (Massey University - Russell Death, Fiona Death, Rebecca Lewis) Sampling carried out in low flow conditions (March - …
Identifier: HRC 00461:85:2008/EXT/945
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Date2008 class="views-field views-field-field-has-end-date">2008 TypeFile
Masterton Library Wairarapa Archive
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Otago Nominal Index
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Puke Ariki Collections - People
Rebecca Lewis 🔍 ASHⓘ
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Hocken Digital Collections
Rebecca Lewis 🔍 ASHⓘ
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BillionGraves (NZ cemeteries)
Rebecca Lewis 🔍 ASHⓘ
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| Name | Maiden Name | Born | Died | Cemetery | Region |
| Rebecca Lewis | 16 Aug 1868 🔍 | 13 Apr 1954 🔍 📰 | Linwood Cemetery | Canterbury | |
| Rebecca Lewis | 4 Feb 1915 🔍 📰 | Symonds Street Cemetery | Auckland | ||
| Rebecca Lewis (Tillett) | Tillett | 12 Dec 1858 🔍 | 4 Sep 1925 🔍 📰 | Linwood Cemetery | Canterbury |
| Rebecca Lewis | 13 Apr 1954 🔍 📰 | Linwood Cemetery | Canterbury | ||
| Dorothy Rebecca McGirr (Lewis) | Lewis | 2 Mar 1910 🔍 | 15 Oct 1996 🔍 | Aramoho Cemetery | Manawatu-Wanganui |
| Lilian Rebecca Lewis | 1 Jul 2011 🔍 | Featherston Cemetery | Wellington | ||
| Lillian Rebecca Lewis | 1 Jul 2011 🔍 | Featherston Cemetery | Wellington | ||
| Mary Rebecca Lewis | 1899 🔍 | 18 Sep 1932 🔍 📰 | Sydenham Cemetery | Canterbury |
Discover EverAfter (NZ Cemeteries)
Rebecca Lewis 🔍 ASHⓘ
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| Name | Born (approx.) | Died | Age | Type | Buried/Cremated | Plot | Cemetery | Region |
| Lilian Rebecca Lewis | 1912 | 1 Jul 2011 🔍 | 99 | Burial | Block 3 (Lawn)/11/315 | Featherston Cemetery | Wellington Region | |
| Rebecca Lewis | 69 | Burial | 5 May 1913 📰 | *Public 2/N/237 | Karori Cemetery | Wellington Region | ||
| Rebecca Ruby Lewis | 1890 | 20 Dec 1961 🔍 📰 | 71 | Burial | 14 Mar 1962 📰 | Block Z/11/031 | Purewa Cemetery | Auckland Region |
| Rebecca Ruby Lewis | 1890 | 20 Dec 1961 🔍 📰 | 71 | Cremation | 22 Dec 1961 📰 | Purewa Crematorium | Auckland Region |
Lilian Rebecca Lewis
1912
1 Jul 2011 🔍
99
Burial
Block 3 (Lawn)/11/315
Featherston Cemetery
Wellington Region
Rebecca Ruby Lewis
1890
20 Dec 1961 🔍 📰
71
Burial
14 Mar 1962 📰
Block Z/11/031
Purewa Cemetery
Auckland Region
Rebecca Ruby Lewis
1890
20 Dec 1961 🔍 📰
71
Cremation
22 Dec 1961 📰
Purewa Crematorium
Auckland Region