NZ Marriages (Bride)
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William Dick 🔍 ASHEarly European contact with New Zealand, pre-1846
Source: Early NZ History / courtesy of Tony Christiansen
| Name | Born | Mother | Father | Spouse |
| William Dickenson | 1810 | Unknown ? |
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| William Newdick Berry | 1833 | Elizabeth Newdick | Christopher Christmas (UNDERWOOD) Berry | |
| William Dick | 1844 | Sarah Campbell | David Dick |
NZ Intention to Marry Index (1882-1899)
William Dick 🔍 ASHSource: Intention to Marry Indexes, by Archives NZ / CC BY
Te Papa Collections - People
William Dick 🔍 ASHⓘ
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Gisborne Photo News (1954-1975, 1993–1996)
William Dick 🔍 ASHⓘ
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Nelson Photo News (1960-1972)
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Tributes Online (obituaries)
William Dick 🔍 ASHⓘ
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Whanganui Council Property Rolls
Dick, William 🔍 ASHⓘ
Search URL: https://wdc.whanganui.govt.nz/propertyrolls/data.aspx?id=search
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Source: Whanganui District Council / CC BY-NC
| Occupier/Owner Name(s) | Property Address | Year |
|---|---|---|
| FLYGER WILLIAM H FLYGER & DICK Alternative: DICK | BALL ST | 1912-1913 |
| FLYGER WILLIAM HENRY FLYGER & DICK W H & JOHN Alternative: DICK | WILSON ST | 1915-1916 |
NZ Presbyterian Marriages
William Dick 🔍 ASHⓘ
Baptism Rolls - D
DICK LILIAS ANN 1861 935 DICK WILLIAM 1865 1268 DICK WI LLIAM 1861 859 DICKIE GEORGE 1861 901 DICKISON MARGARET 1868 1480 DICKSON BETSY 1860 737 DICKSON MARGARET JANE 1868 1479
https://www.presbyterian.org.nz/archives/firstchurch/page47.htm
Hokitika Marriages
Feb 1924 14/3/6 DICK William Charles 24 Dawson 8-Jan 1900 14/3/3 DIEDRICHS Helena Maria 21 Borrowes 19-Nov 1890 14/3/2 DIUTCH John 38 Lowden 23-Dec 1870 14/3/1 DIXON Alice Sarah
https://www.presbyterian.org.nz/archives/nzmarriageregisters/hokitikamarriages1....
St David's Khyber Pass Auckland Parish Marriages
Jan 1926 2.44.15 DICK William 25 Cockfield 22-Oct 1894 2.44.2 DICK William John 21 Geake 19-Oct 1925 2.44.15 DICKEY Ivan McDonald 22 Priest 13-Jul 1925 2.44.15 DICKEY Maletta May
https://www.presbyterian.org.nz/archives/nzmarriageregisters/stdavidsaucklandmar...
Columba Parish Marriages
North Otago Museum DICK William Alexander 27 WILSON 23 Sep 1903 17/2 North Otago Museum DICK Charlotte Agnes Mitchell 26 CANT 21 Mar 1908 76/2 North Otago Museum DICK Mary
https://www.presbyterian.org.nz/archives/marriageregisters/columbamarriages1.htm
Onehunga Parish Marriages
Mar 1916 2/23/9 DICK William Robert 30 GILLESPIE 22-Jan 1913 2/23/9 DIXON George 20 SWIFT 12-Jun 1915 2/23/9 DOLLMAN Thomas Full CHRISTEY 14-Jan 1864 2/23/1 DONALD Catherine Flora
https://www.presbyterian.org.nz/archives/nzmarriageregisters/onehungamarriages1....
Mt Albert Parish Baptisms
B2/19/1 DICKS William Arthur 4/06/1918 B2/19/1 DICKS Jean Maria 8/12/1926 B2/19/1 DOUGHTY Joan Lillian 10/07/1927 B2/19/2 DUGMORE Trevor Cavell 12/11/1916 B2/19/1 EMERY Lillias
https://www.presbyterian.org.nz/archives/baptism/mtalbertbaptisms.htm
Finnemore to France
Union 2.1981 FOWLER, Rev Richard (Dick) William B.A., B.D. b 22.7.1928 at Wellington. w (1) Janette Ellen Nicol m 12.2.1955 div. early 1980’s w (2) Marion Leicester m 11.4.1982
https://www.presbyterian.org.nz/archives/Page162.htm
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Copyright Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa New Zealand / "the Archives encourages the use of its collections ... for research"
Source: Register of New Zealand Presbyterian Marriages 1848 to 1935
DICK LILIAS ANN 1861 935 DICK WILLIAM 1865 1268 DICK WI LLIAM 1861 859 DICKIE GEORGE 1861 901 DICKISON MARGARET 1868 1480 DICKSON BETSY 1860 737 DICKSON MARGARET JANE 1868 1479
https://www.presbyterian.org.nz/archives/firstchurch/page47.htm
Hokitika Marriages
Feb 1924 14/3/6 DICK William Charles 24 Dawson 8-Jan 1900 14/3/3 DIEDRICHS Helena Maria 21 Borrowes 19-Nov 1890 14/3/2 DIUTCH John 38 Lowden 23-Dec 1870 14/3/1 DIXON Alice Sarah
https://www.presbyterian.org.nz/archives/nzmarriageregisters/hokitikamarriages1....
St David's Khyber Pass Auckland Parish Marriages
Jan 1926 2.44.15 DICK William 25 Cockfield 22-Oct 1894 2.44.2 DICK William John 21 Geake 19-Oct 1925 2.44.15 DICKEY Ivan McDonald 22 Priest 13-Jul 1925 2.44.15 DICKEY Maletta May
https://www.presbyterian.org.nz/archives/nzmarriageregisters/stdavidsaucklandmar...
Columba Parish Marriages
North Otago Museum DICK William Alexander 27 WILSON 23 Sep 1903 17/2 North Otago Museum DICK Charlotte Agnes Mitchell 26 CANT 21 Mar 1908 76/2 North Otago Museum DICK Mary
https://www.presbyterian.org.nz/archives/marriageregisters/columbamarriages1.htm
Onehunga Parish Marriages
Mar 1916 2/23/9 DICK William Robert 30 GILLESPIE 22-Jan 1913 2/23/9 DIXON George 20 SWIFT 12-Jun 1915 2/23/9 DOLLMAN Thomas Full CHRISTEY 14-Jan 1864 2/23/1 DONALD Catherine Flora
https://www.presbyterian.org.nz/archives/nzmarriageregisters/onehungamarriages1....
Mt Albert Parish Baptisms
B2/19/1 DICKS William Arthur 4/06/1918 B2/19/1 DICKS Jean Maria 8/12/1926 B2/19/1 DOUGHTY Joan Lillian 10/07/1927 B2/19/2 DUGMORE Trevor Cavell 12/11/1916 B2/19/1 EMERY Lillias
https://www.presbyterian.org.nz/archives/baptism/mtalbertbaptisms.htm
Finnemore to France
Union 2.1981 FOWLER, Rev Richard (Dick) William B.A., B.D. b 22.7.1928 at Wellington. w (1) Janette Ellen Nicol m 12.2.1955 div. early 1980’s w (2) Marion Leicester m 11.4.1982
https://www.presbyterian.org.nz/archives/Page162.htm
Shadows of Time
William Dick 🔍 ASHⓘ
NZ Wars 1860-1870
Taranaki Military Settlers DICK William Private 1st Waikato Regiment DICKEN Thomas Private 1st Waikato Regiment DICKEY Alexander Private Wairoa Rifles DICKEY John Junr. Private
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NZ Military Pensions 1900
Avon, Warwickshire, England DICK William Private 126 N2C1C Mrs. Mary Dick, Spring Creek, Marlborough DICKINSON Harold Lissaman Private 127 N2C1C Mrs. Maria Kesley Dickinson, 5
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Taranaki Military Settlers DICK William Private 1st Waikato Regiment DICKEN Thomas Private 1st Waikato Regiment DICKEY Alexander Private Wairoa Rifles DICKEY John Junr. Private
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NZ Military Pensions 1900
Avon, Warwickshire, England DICK William Private 126 N2C1C Mrs. Mary Dick, Spring Creek, Marlborough DICKINSON Harold Lissaman Private 127 N2C1C Mrs. Maria Kesley Dickinson, 5
shadowsoftime.co.nz/pensions4.html
Otago Nominal Index
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| Surname | Forename | Address | Event Place | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BODENDICK | William | German Hill | Manuherikia Electorate | 1868-69 |
| BODENDICK | William | German Hill | Manuherikia Electorate | 1868-69 |
| BODENDICK | William | German Hill | Dunstan District | 1869-70 |
| BODENDICK | William | German hill | Manuherikia Electorate | 1869-70 |
| BODENDICK | William | German hill | Dunstan Electorate | 1870-71 |
| BODENDICK | William | German Hill | Dunstan Electorate | 1870-71 |
| BODENDICK | William | German hill | Dunstan Electorate | 1870-71 |
| BODENDICK | William | German hill | Manuherikia Electorate | 1870-71 |
| BODENDICK | William | German hill | Dunstan Electorate | 1871-72 |
| BODENDICK | William | German hill | Dunstan Electorate | 1871-72 |
| BODENDICK | William | German hill | Dunstan Electorate | 1872-73 |
| BODENDICK | William | German hill | Dunstan Electorate | 1873-74 |
| BODENDICK | William | German hill | Dunstan Electorate | 1874-75 |
| BODENDICK | William | German hill | Dunstan Electorate | 1875-76 |
| BODENDICK | William | German hill | Dunstan Electorate | 1875-76 |
| BODENDICK | William | German-hill | Dunstan | 1876-77 |
| BODENDICK | William | German-hill | Dunstan | 1876-77 |
| BODENDICK | William | German Hill | Electoral District of Dunstan | 1878-79 |
| CADDICK | William | Caversham | Electoral District of Caversham | 1884 |
| CADDICK | William | Caversham | Electoral District of Caversham | 1884 |
| CADDICK | William | Caversham | Electoral District of Caversham | 1887 |
| CADDICK | William | Caversham | Electoral District of Dunedin Suburbs | 1890 |
| CADDICK | William | Darley | City of Dunedin Electorate | 1893 |
| CADDICK | William | South Dunedin | City of Dunedin Electorate | 1893 |
| DICK | William | Currie & Co, Dunedin | Otago | 18 Dec 1863 |
| DICK | William | Portobello | Caversham District | 1866-67 |
| DICK | William | Portobello | Peninsula Electorate | 1867-68 |
| DICK | William | Portobello | Caversham Electorate | 1867-68 |
| DICK | William | Portobello | Caversham Electorate | 1868-69 |
| DICK | William | Portobello | Caversham Electorate | 1869-70 |
| DICK | William | Portobello | Peninsula Electorate | 1869-70 |
| DICK | William | Portobello | Peninsula Electorate | 1870-71 |
| DICK | William | Portobello | Caversham Electorate | 1870-71 |
| DICK | William | Dunedin | Caversham Electorate | 1871-72 |
| DICK | William | Portobello | Caversham Electorate | 1871-72 |
| DICK | William | Portobello | Caversham Electorate | 1871 |
| DICK | William | Dunedin | Caversham Electorate | 1872-73 |
| DICK | William | Portobello | Caversham Electorate | 1872-73 |
| DICK | William | Dunedin | Caversham Electorate | 1873-74 |
| DICK | William | Dunedin | Caversham Electorate | 1874-75 |
| DICK | William | Dunedin | Caversham Electorate | 1875-76 |
| DICK | William | Dunedin | Caversham Electorate | 1875-76 |
| DICK | William | Dunedin | Caversham | 1877-78 |
| DICK | William | Dunedin | Caversham Electorate | 1878-79 |
| DICK | William | Dunedin | Electoral District of Caversham | 1879-80 |
| DICK | William | Dunedin | Electoral District of Peninsula | 1882 |
| DICK | William | Dunedin | Electoral District of Peninsula | 1884 |
| DICK | William | Roslyn | Electoral District of Roslyn | 1887 |
| DICK | William | Clydevale | Electoral District of Clutha | 1887 |
| DICK | William | Dunedin | Electoral District of Peninsula | 1887 |
Sooty NZ (NZ history and genealogical information)
William Dick 🔍 ASHⓘ
NEW ZEALAND AND WORLD WAR ONE - ROLL OF HONOUR - D
NEW ZEALAND AND WORLD WAR ONE ROLL OF HONOUR D 1916Jun14 24579 L/Corporal DABBS William Guy NZTU Sec. 3 NZ Son of William and Caroline Isobel Dabbs, of Tyrone, Marton, Rangitikei.
https://sooty.nz/nzefrohD.html
NEW ZEALAND AND WORLD WAR ONE - ROLL OF HONOUR - 1918 - JUNE - SEPTEMBER
Zealand UK - BROCKENHURST (ST. ... North UK - CODFORD ST. ... Zealand UK - BROCKENHURST (ST. ... Surrey UK - BROCKENHURST (ST. ... Otamatea UK - BROCKENHURST (ST. ... Southland UK -
https://sooty.nz/nzefroh1918jun-sep.html
MEMBERS OF THE NZEF 1914 - 1918 WITH A NEXT-OF-KIN ADDRESS IN SCOTLAND
Cunnock Ayrshire Scotland DICK William Private 8/2575 Mrs Agnes DICK (M) C/- David Dick 70 Green St Ayr West Scotland DICKSON Alexander McFarlane Private 61563 Mrs H MCFARLANE (M
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NEW ZEALAND DISASTERS AND TRAGEDIES - OTIRA TUNNEL ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES...
August 1911 31 LYTTELTON TIMES, VOLUME CXXII, ISSUE 15702, 23 AUGUST 1911 DICK William Erskini Overseer Died 12 October 1909 31 TIMARU HERALD, VOLUME XIIC, ISSUE 14030, 13 OCTOBER
https://sooty.nz/otiratunnel.html
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NEW ZEALAND AND WORLD WAR ONE ROLL OF HONOUR D 1916Jun14 24579 L/Corporal DABBS William Guy NZTU Sec. 3 NZ Son of William and Caroline Isobel Dabbs, of Tyrone, Marton, Rangitikei.
https://sooty.nz/nzefrohD.html
NEW ZEALAND AND WORLD WAR ONE - ROLL OF HONOUR - 1918 - JUNE - SEPTEMBER
Zealand UK - BROCKENHURST (ST. ... North UK - CODFORD ST. ... Zealand UK - BROCKENHURST (ST. ... Surrey UK - BROCKENHURST (ST. ... Otamatea UK - BROCKENHURST (ST. ... Southland UK -
https://sooty.nz/nzefroh1918jun-sep.html
MEMBERS OF THE NZEF 1914 - 1918 WITH A NEXT-OF-KIN ADDRESS IN SCOTLAND
Cunnock Ayrshire Scotland DICK William Private 8/2575 Mrs Agnes DICK (M) C/- David Dick 70 Green St Ayr West Scotland DICKSON Alexander McFarlane Private 61563 Mrs H MCFARLANE (M
https://sooty.nz/scotlandnzefAL.html
NEW ZEALAND DISASTERS AND TRAGEDIES - OTIRA TUNNEL ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES...
August 1911 31 LYTTELTON TIMES, VOLUME CXXII, ISSUE 15702, 23 AUGUST 1911 DICK William Erskini Overseer Died 12 October 1909 31 TIMARU HERALD, VOLUME XIIC, ISSUE 14030, 13 OCTOBER
https://sooty.nz/otiratunnel.html
Auckland Museum Online Cenotaph
William Dick 🔍 ASHⓘ
8/2575
World War I, 1914-1918
Single
Mrs Agnes Dick (mother), care of David Dick, 70 Green Street, Ayr, West Scotland
Otago/New Zealand
Private
Willochra
6th Reinforcements
Otago Infantry Battalion
British War Medal (1914-1920)
45490
World War I, 1914-1918
Mrs Jane Dick (mother), Portobello, Otago, New Zealand
Baker/Civilian
Devon
05 Apr 1917
Devonport/Devon/England/United Kingdom/Europe
10 Jun 1917
New Zealand Expeditionary Force
24th Reinforcements, E Company
Private
British War Medal (1914-1920)
15 Sep 1958
Portobello Cemetery, Dunedin City Council
Block 4, Plot 4
24/118
World War I, 1914-1918
Single
Mrs J.M. Scott (sister), Witbank, Lyttlelton, New Zealand
Canterbury/New Zealand
Tahiti
Wellington/New Zealand
Wellington/New Zealand
09 Oct 1915
Suez/Egypt/North Africa/Africa
22 Nov 1915
New Zealand Rifle Brigade, 2nd Battalion
A Company
Rifleman
British War Medal (1914-1920)
5/637A
World War I, 1914-1918
Married
Mrs W.R. Dick (wife), Overton, King's Park Avenue, Mount Florida, Glasgow, Scotland
Lieutenant/Military
Willochra or Tofua
Wellington/New Zealand
8th Reinforcements
New Zealand Army Service Corps
British War Medal (1914-1920)
2289
NZD2289
NZ2289
World War II, 1939-1945
Royal New Zealand Navy
HMNZS Killegray
Royal New Zealand Navy
Royal New Zealand Navy
War Medal 1939-1945
New Zealand War Service Medal
Pacific Star
06 Dec 1990
53483
World War I, 1914-1918
William Dick was the son of David and Ann Steele Dick, of Forfar, Scotland.
Next of Kin: Mr D. Dick, Willis St, Wellington (Roll of Honour, Auckland Province 1914-1918 (Volume 1))
01 Jul 1890
D. Dick (father), 53 Central Terrace, Kelburn, Wellington, New Zealand
Company secretary/Civilian
Athenic
31 Dec 1917
25 Feb 1918
New Zealand Expeditionary Force
33rd Reinforcements, Auckland Infantry Regiment, A Company
Sergeant
Private
Auckland Infantry Regiment, 2nd Battalion
British War Medal (1914-1920)
Killed in Action/Cause of Death
31 Aug 1918
Bapaume/France/Europe
Bancourt British Cemetery, Pas-de-Calais, France
I. B. Headstone 16.
Auckland War Memorial Museum, World War 1 Hall of Memories
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William Dick
126 South African War, 1899-1902 Father was named William Dick. Labourer/Civilian New Zealand Mounted Rifles Brigade 1st Contingent, 2 Company Corporal/Military 04 Jul 1963 Blenheim/Marlborough/South Island/New Zealand Tua Marina CemeteryWilliam Dick
8/2575
World War I, 1914-1918
Single
Mrs Agnes Dick (mother), care of David Dick, 70 Green Street, Ayr, West Scotland
Otago/New Zealand
Private
Willochra
6th Reinforcements
Otago Infantry Battalion
British War Medal (1914-1920)
William Dick
45490
World War I, 1914-1918
Mrs Jane Dick (mother), Portobello, Otago, New Zealand
Baker/Civilian
Devon
05 Apr 1917
Devonport/Devon/England/United Kingdom/Europe
10 Jun 1917
New Zealand Expeditionary Force
24th Reinforcements, E Company
Private
British War Medal (1914-1920)
15 Sep 1958
Portobello Cemetery, Dunedin City Council
Block 4, Plot 4
William Dick
24/118
World War I, 1914-1918
Single
Mrs J.M. Scott (sister), Witbank, Lyttlelton, New Zealand
Canterbury/New Zealand
Tahiti
Wellington/New Zealand
Wellington/New Zealand
09 Oct 1915
Suez/Egypt/North Africa/Africa
22 Nov 1915
New Zealand Rifle Brigade, 2nd Battalion
A Company
Rifleman
British War Medal (1914-1920)
William Henry Webb Dick
18943 World War II, 1939-1945 William Dick was the son of Robert A. and Lilias E. Dick, of Wyndham, Southland, New Zealand. 10 Nov 1918 New Zealand Single Mr R. Dick (father), Section 6, Glencoe Rural Delivery, Otago, New Zealand Invercargill/Southland/South Island/New Zealand Shepherd/Civilian Western Desert World War 2/Wars Wellington/New Zealand Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force Infantry Reinforcements Private Driver/Military New Zealand Army Service Corps, 6 Reserve Mechanical Transport Company War Medal 1939-1945 New Zealand War Service Medal Killed in Action/Cause of Death - during an attack by German armoured vehicles 25 Nov 1941 Western Desert/North Africa/Africa Alamein Memorial, El Alamein War Cemetery, EgyptWilliam Bruce Dick
237298 World War II, 1939-1945 Single/WWII Mrs. A.B. Dick, Weston (m) Oamaru/Otago/New Zealand Clerk Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force N.Z. Army Service Corps Temporary Corporal War Medal 1939-1945 New Zealand War Service MedalWilliam Robert Dick
5/637A
World War I, 1914-1918
Married
Mrs W.R. Dick (wife), Overton, King's Park Avenue, Mount Florida, Glasgow, Scotland
Lieutenant/Military
Willochra or Tofua
Wellington/New Zealand
8th Reinforcements
New Zealand Army Service Corps
British War Medal (1914-1920)
William Robert Dick
253150 Jayforce, 1945-1948 Single/Jayforce Mrs. I.M. Dick, River Rd., Kaiparoro, Eketahuna (m) Masterton/Wairarapa/Wellington Region/New Zealand Farmhand/Civilian British Commonwealth Occupation Force (BCOF) Japan Infantry Corps PrivateWilliam A. Dick
9047 NZ9047 World War II, 1939-1945 Royal New Zealand Navy Royal New Zealand Navy War Medal 1939-1945 New Zealand War Service MedalWilliam B. Dick
2289
NZD2289
NZ2289
World War II, 1939-1945
Royal New Zealand Navy
HMNZS Killegray
Royal New Zealand Navy
Royal New Zealand Navy
War Medal 1939-1945
New Zealand War Service Medal
Pacific Star
06 Dec 1990
William James Dick
802968 World War II, 1939-1945 Married/WWII Mrs. K.J. Dick, Tawa St., Te Kuiti (w) Te Kuiti/Waikato/New Zealand Garage manager/Civilian T Force Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force Infantry Brigade Captain/Military War Medal 1939-1945 New Zealand War Service MedalWilliam Barrie Dick
53483
World War I, 1914-1918
William Dick was the son of David and Ann Steele Dick, of Forfar, Scotland.
Next of Kin: Mr D. Dick, Willis St, Wellington (Roll of Honour, Auckland Province 1914-1918 (Volume 1))
01 Jul 1890
D. Dick (father), 53 Central Terrace, Kelburn, Wellington, New Zealand
Company secretary/Civilian
Athenic
31 Dec 1917
25 Feb 1918
New Zealand Expeditionary Force
33rd Reinforcements, Auckland Infantry Regiment, A Company
Sergeant
Private
Auckland Infantry Regiment, 2nd Battalion
British War Medal (1914-1920)
Killed in Action/Cause of Death
31 Aug 1918
Bapaume/France/Europe
Bancourt British Cemetery, Pas-de-Calais, France
I. B. Headstone 16.
Auckland War Memorial Museum, World War 1 Hall of Memories
Douglas William Dick
31380 World War II, 1939-1945 Single/WWII Mrs. K.I. Dick, Williams Park, Days Bay, Wellington (mother) Clerk Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force, Second Echelon Headquarters, 5th N.Z. Infantry Brigade Private Greece/Europe War Medal 1939-1945 New Zealand War Service MedalEdward William Dick
428019 World War II, 1939-1945 Husband of Patricia; father of Brian, Geoffrey, Graeme and Jonathan Service at Katikati, New Zealand Single Mrs F. Dick (mother), Beach Road, Katikati, New Zealand Driver/Military Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force New Zealand Artillery Gunner/Military Staff Sergeant War Medal 1939-1945 New Zealand War Service Medal 14 Jul 2008 Katikati/Western Bay of Plenty/Bay of Plenty/New Zealand CrematedWilliam Arthur Dick
NZ451917 World War II, 1939-1945 Jayforce, 1945-1948 He was married to Effie Gay Bettie Nichols 1949 - 1964 and had five children Barry (died at birth), Malcolm, Gregory, Trevor, and Jacqueline. He was married to Kathleen Wolley 1964 - until his death and had three children Hayley, Duane, Heath 23 Jan 1927 Pacific Theatre of War British Commonwealth Occupational Force, Japan Pacific Theatre of War 5 Squadron Royal New Zealand Air Force, No. 14 Squadron British Commonwealth Occupation Force (BCOF) Japan Royal New Zealand Air Force Royal New Zealand Air Force, No. 14 Squadron Acting Corporal/Military Leading Aircraftman/Military Royal New Zealand Air Force 01 May 1948 War Medal 1939-1945 New Zealand War Service Medal 07 Oct 1993 Taihape/Manawatu-Wanganui/New ZealandRobert William Dick
1060 World War I, 1914-1918 Presbyterian/Christian Dunedin/Otago/New Zealand Single James Dick, Queen Street, Dunedin, New Zealand Liverpool/New South Wales/Australia Draper/Civilian Sapper/Civilian Port Macquarie Melbourne/Victoria/Australia Melbourne/Victoria/Australia 1915 AIF, Divisional Signal Company 3, Section 2 24 Jun 1916John Young William Dick
NZ4566 4566 4566 World War II, 1939-1945 Did not embark overseas. Prospective Discharge Date 24/10/1945 (Source: Personnel - Demobilisation R21465794) Married/WWII Married, 2 children Royal New Zealand Navy HMNZS Kiritona Royal New Zealand Navy Motor engineer/Civilian War Medal 1939-1945 New Zealand War Service MedalTranscriptions NZ
William Dick 🔍 ASHⓘ
Christchurch Street Names: W to Z
July 1923 age 70 hus. ... July 1938 age 65 hus. ... April 1930 age 85 & dau. ... Mabel (formerly BERKETT) d. ... Lawrence (1/NZEF) d. ... June 1943 age 85 & hus. ... Robert (1/NZEF
https://www.transcriptions.nz/Gravestone.Photos/Bromley.Cemetery.html
Waimari.Cemetery.gravestone.inscriptions
December 1968 & - photo no. ... Vinko (1/NZEF) d. ... Kerr (2/RNZF) d. ... March 1970 age 4 & half mths. ... Paterson, 1873 - 1950 & dau. ... Stanley (2/NZEF) d. ... March 1938 & dau
https://www.transcriptions.nz/Gravestone.Photos/Waimairi.Cemetery.gravestones.A-...
1983.February.Press.BMD
Cora, father of -- Harewood Crematorium -- DICK - William, on 19 Feb. at -- hus. of ... mother of -- age 84 --- Aramoho Lawn Cemetery. DICK - William, on 19 Feb. at uncle of --- Deaths
https://www.transcriptions.nz/1870-1908/1983.February.Christchurch.Press.BMD.htm...
1897.May.Star.Christchurch.Snippets
Accidents - 063 DICK - William, a farmer at Ngapara, was gored to death in a paddock by a bull yesterday. COMMON - Mrs W.B. riding a bicycle in St aAlbans collided with a van
https://www.transcriptions.nz/1870-1908/1897.May.Star.Christchurch.Snippets.html
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July 1923 age 70 hus. ... July 1938 age 65 hus. ... April 1930 age 85 & dau. ... Mabel (formerly BERKETT) d. ... Lawrence (1/NZEF) d. ... June 1943 age 85 & hus. ... Robert (1/NZEF
https://www.transcriptions.nz/Gravestone.Photos/Bromley.Cemetery.html
Waimari.Cemetery.gravestone.inscriptions
December 1968 & - photo no. ... Vinko (1/NZEF) d. ... Kerr (2/RNZF) d. ... March 1970 age 4 & half mths. ... Paterson, 1873 - 1950 & dau. ... Stanley (2/NZEF) d. ... March 1938 & dau
https://www.transcriptions.nz/Gravestone.Photos/Waimairi.Cemetery.gravestones.A-...
1983.February.Press.BMD
Cora, father of -- Harewood Crematorium -- DICK - William, on 19 Feb. at -- hus. of ... mother of -- age 84 --- Aramoho Lawn Cemetery. DICK - William, on 19 Feb. at uncle of --- Deaths
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1897.May.Star.Christchurch.Snippets
Accidents - 063 DICK - William, a farmer at Ngapara, was gored to death in a paddock by a bull yesterday. COMMON - Mrs W.B. riding a bicycle in St aAlbans collided with a van
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William Dick 🔍 ASHⓘ
Cartooning
With his distinctive looks, abrasive personality and polarising politics, Prime Minister Rob Muldoon was a gift to political cartoonists in the 1970s and 1980s. New Zealand cartoonists also found rich material during the lively reign of Premier ‘King Dick’ Seddon and that of the first...
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Postcard of Webb versus Tresidder sculling race
On 25 February 1908 thousands of people lined the banks of the Whanganui River to witness the world championship sculling race between the local William Webb and the Australian challenger Dick Tresidder. The race was held over 3¼ miles (5.2 kilometres). Webb won by two-and-three-quarter ...
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Postcard of Webb versus Tresidder sculling race | On 25 February 1908 thousands of people lined the banks of the Whanganui River to witness the world championship sculling race between the local William Webb and the Australian challenger Dick Tresidder. The race was held over 3¼ miles (5.2 kilometres). Webb won by two-and-three-quarter ... | 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 |
Cartooning
With his distinctive looks, abrasive personality and polarising politics, Prime Minister Rob Muldoon was a gift to political cartoonists in the 1970s and 1980s. New Zealand cartoonists also found rich material during the lively reign of Premier ‘King Dick’ Seddon and that of the first...
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
Postcard of Webb versus Tresidder sculling race
On 25 February 1908 thousands of people lined the banks of the Whanganui River to witness the world championship sculling race between the local William Webb and the Australian challenger Dick Tresidder. The race was held over 3¼ miles (5.2 kilometres). Webb won by two-and-three-quarter ...
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Dick, William 🔍 ASHⓘ
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William Dick 🔍 ASHⓘ
Macdonald Dictionary Record: John Henry Diars, William Dick, William Dickens, William Dickie, James Dickie, John Dickie
One record, handwritten in ink on rectangular card, with biographical information for John Henry Diars, William Dick, William Dickens, William Dickie, James Dickie, John Dickie. Written by George Ranald Macdonald for the Macdonald Dictionary of Canterbury Biography project, 1952-1964.
George Ranald Macdonald
Canterbury Museum / Canterbury Museum
Private William Crowmer, 1918
Half portrait of Private William (Dick) Crowmer.
Schmidt, Herman John, 1872-1959
Kura Heritage Collections Online / Auckland Libraries
Private William Crowmer, 1918
Full length portrait of Private William (Dick) Crowmer
Schmidt, Herman John, 1872-1959
Kura Heritage Collections Online / Auckland Libraries
Memorial Oak Plaque
A rectangular copper plaque associated with the memorial oaks scheme commemorating local soldiers who died during World War One. "PVTE J W D FIDDES // DIED IN GALLIPOLI // 1915"
Culture Waitaki / Waitaki District Council
Pattison, Edwards James (Ted) Death Notice 1997 (The Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune)
PATTISON, Edwards James (Ted)
On March 16, 1997 peacefully at Napier Hospital.
Husband of the late Rhona.
Loved brother of Ernie, Bob, Arthur, George, Edna Williams, Marjorie Davidson, and the late Daphne, William, Dick, Myrtle, Voilet [Violet], Jessie and Ruby.
Uncle to his may [many] nieces and nephews.
A ser...
Hawke's Bay Knowledge Bank / Hawke's Bay Knowledge Bank
Bevin, Gretchen Hanmer Death Notice 2011 (Hawke's Bay Today)
BEVIN, Gretchen Hanmer (nee Atkinson).
On Wednesday May 25, 2011, peacefully at Hastings Memorial Hospital.
Aged 86 years.
Dearly beloved wife of the late Richard William (Dick) Bevin.
Dearly loved mother and mother-in-law of Paul, Jenny and Kevin Lloyd, Michal and John Taylor, Nigel and Jenny, Sara and Leighton Mabe...
Hawke's Bay Knowledge Bank / Hawke's Bay Knowledge Bank
Nelson Association for the Promotion of Science and Industry, Volume 5, 1872, Transactions and Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute, 1872.
Atkinson, A. S. Batchelor, T. C. Blundell, F. Bonnington, George Boor, Leonard, M.R.C.S. Broad, Charles Brown, Alexander Browne, C. Hunter Carter, Thomas, Wairau Catley, J. T. Collins, A. S., M.H.R. Cotterell, C. E., M.R.C.S. Curtis, H. E. Davis, William Dick, S. J. Dobson, A. D., C.E., Westport Elliott, C. Farrelle, W. K., L.R.C.S.E. Fell, C. Y. G...
Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New Zealand 1868-1961 / Alexander Turnbull Library
[Hutchison, William] 1820-1905 :Ministerial nine-pins - bowling them over. No. 32. The Wellington advertiser supplement. April 15th 1882.
Cartoon showing, from left to right, Thomas Dick, William Rolleston, Sir Frederick Whitaker, Richard Oliver, Sir Harry Atkinson, Walter Johnston and John Bryce, all Cabinet Ministers. Their heads are on ninepins, with a further ninepin marked 'Incompetence' beyond them. All of them, except Richard Oliver are being bowled over by a ball marked 'Parliament 1882'.
Extended Title - Supplement to: The Daily Advertiser. Wellington, 15 April 1882
Quantity: 1 b&w art print(s).
Physical Description: Lithograph, 204 x 280 mm
Daily advertiser and Wellington register (Newspaper)
Hutchison, William, 1820-1905 TAPUHI / Alexander Turnbull Library
William Jessen family at Jessen-Cobb wedding : Photograph
Mounted sepia photograph of the Jessen family at the wedding of Emma Jessen to Walter Cobb. Emma is sitting in front in her wedding dress, with parents William and Christine on either side. Included are small photographs of Donald and John Jessen in military uniform, both deceased at the time of the wedding.
Picture Wairarapa / Wairarapa Archive
Clifden & Districts Settlers - Bradley Bros WW1 Memorial Entry
Images of print copies of information on the Bradley Bros in WW1, Richard (Dick) William Russon Bradley, Trooper #17617 & James (Jim) Winter Bradley, Pvt #10764, along with various other related photos.
Images 1 to 5 - information pages on the Bradley Bros, created by S Best, licensed CC BY - please use attribution.
Image 6 & 7 - Clifden Roll of Honour attached to side of Suspension Bridge, taken by S Best, licensed CC BY - please use attribution.
Images 8 & 10 - St Andrews Anglican Church of Ōtautau Honours Board, taken by S Best, licensed CC BY - please use attribution.
While the brothers were technically not from the Clifden District, their names appear on the Clifden Roll of Honour, so they are remembered as being from this area. They lived further west at Belmont, which was later called Mangapiri, then at Te Mara and Tūātapere, respectively.
The text from these information pages, which our own digitising archivist has created as part of an ongoing community project to memorialise district soldiers, starting some years ago, reads as follows:
"Bradley, Richard (Dick) William Russon: Trooper, 42nd Mounted Rifles, NZEF - WW1 #17617
Bradley, James (Jim) Winter: Wellington Infantry Battalion, J Company, NZEF - WWI #10764
Both Richard “Dick” William Russon Bradley and his youngest brother James Winter Bradley, were son’s of William Henry & Minnie Eliza (née Russon) Bradley. Their parents were both from England and previously immigrated to Australia where they met and this was also where young Dick was born at Fitzroy, Melbourne Victoria according to the birth records held there. A birth notice inserted in the local paper records the day of Richard “Dick” Bradley’s birth as being 12 December 1880.
Richard William Russon Bradley, known as “Dick” was the eldest son of William and Minnie Bradley. He travelled with his parents age 2 to Aotearoa NZ. He arrived at Belmont Station where his father was hired to work. Apparently, they arrived in Bluff, made their way to Ōtautau and then spent 2 days by bullock wagon heading to Belmont Station, where his parents worked for many years. In written records of the district, we find that ‘Bradley & Son’s’ did cartage contracting for the locals and that the shed and shearers quarters used to store the chaff and oats for their two waggon teams as well as the farm horses, was also a great social centre and base for the district church services.
Richard or Dick as he was known, was a skilled farmer, even before he signed up for WW1. In 1916 as his brother James was heading off to the front, Dick was in the news for having one of the local district wool clips that obtained the most amount of money. He did not come out on top but he did manage to succeed in being paid more than his father for the season’s fleece! Initially Richard “Dick” R Bradley of Mangapiri also enlisted in 1916, but it was not until 1918 that R “Dick” W Bradley headed off for war service and he was farewelled during his final leave.
Dick’s leaving ceremony was held at the local Belmont Hall, a site that saw many a social occasion. Local man James King presented a gift to Dick on his departure, and it was noted that like his brother before him, it had taken more than one attempt for this brave man to get to volunteer for the war too. Other men of the district, notably Messrs Cuthbert and Fowle of Clifden, spoke in praise of Dick and his service to the war effort. Mr Andrew Glendinning was the Master of Ceremonies for the occasion, which progressed into the small hours. Now two Bradley sons were to fight in WW1.
Interestingly, at his enrolment (or should we say re-enrollment) on 8/2/1918 Dick says he was 18th NZFA (Field Artillery) in the NZEF, but was discharged as medically unfit. This is also shown on his Military History Sheet, and that he had served in NZ 26/6/16-17/11/16. At re-examination Dick is noted to have VDH or Valvular disease of the heart, and due to this he was classified as C1. Despite this condition, he lived a full active life, passing away in his 60’s.
Dick was to arrive in Egypt on 21 November 1918, after the fighting in the Middle East had already stopped in September. Unfortunately he had to head to isolation once in Egypt, due to many diseases afflicting the troops there. Dick was taken down with sickness on more than one occasion and was even taken to hospital twice. He was a Trooper with the Canterbury Mounted Rifles for a time and was later appointed acting Sergeant at camp, while undertaking the duties of Educational Instructor. It was July 1919 before Dick was to head home again, having managed to miss most of the hostilities, through no fault of his own. It is thought his recurrent sickness may have been a reason he was not sent with his Canterbury Mounted troops into Gallipoli for the short time they were occupying the Penninsula at the end of the war.
By the beginning of 1919 Dick was home again and solidly back into his farming business. At the district Ōtautau Sale in March of that year, RWR “Dick” Bradley had sold 10 of his bullocks at £13 15/- . Then in 1920 at a Wallacetown stock sale, RW “Dick” Bradley again had a win in his bullock sales, this time procuring the highest price at that sale for five of his big bullocks from his Mangapiri property. The best sold for nearly double the last lot, at £24 10/-.
It is said that at age 30, Dick purchased one of John McCall snr’s properties, called ‘Te Mara’ and this man was later to became Dick’s father in-law. This can be further verified by the fact that Te Mara was purchased by Richard Bradley from John McCall snr., on 20 February 1911. Dick was fabulous at keeping diaries, which give is some insight into the working conditions of the land there. Rabbits were a huge curse. One entry says he set 100 traps for rabbits. In another, it says, “Very wet, 50 rabbits”. His diary entries were very practical writings, with no emotion or feelings ever recorded.
In 1921 Dick married Marion Warnock McCall, a daughter of John McCall snr. and Marion (née Warnock), the family were long-term residents of Eastern Bush. When they sold up to another local family the Moffat’s in 1919, Marion moved to Invercargill with them, and stayed until her marriage in 1921. The couple must have known each other previously, as it was a small, close-knit community. It is likely that the war intervened in their romance and potentially even delayed their marriage. But it would be great for family members to fill in some of these questions and blanks if possible. In 1900 Dick is even recorded as being a farmer at Eastern Bush in the Electoral Records, then a little later on in the early 1900’s he was a shepherd at Bellmont/Bellemont/Belmont (various spellings are used).
It is likely that Richard was at school with Marion, although she was around 8 years younger than him, being born in 1889, but she definitely attended there and even passed her standard 6 exams. The early Eastern Bush School records show the first pupils there included those listed below:
Ewen Bradley (“Dick’s” younger brother)
Richard (Dick) Bradley
Elizabeth McCall (Marion’s elder sister)
David McCall & John McCall (Marion’s older brothers)
The couple had three girls, the first Lorna was born 1922, then Marion born in 1923 and last of all was Minnie Elizabeth, born in 1926. They sold Te Mara in 1943 and retired, moving into Invercargill. Dick Bradley, previously of ‘Te Mara’ died in 10.9.45, aged 64 and he is buried in Invercargill Eastern Cemetery, with his wife Marion Warnock (née McCall), who lived to the grand age of 101!
Whereas Dick’s brother James Winter Bradley or “Jim”, was born 1890 at Mangapiri, Belmont Station to William and Minnie Bradley, the forth and youngest son of six children. He worked on his parent’s farm and in Jim 1915 tried to enlist with the army. But Jim did not pass due to a weakness in his foot when at first, he volunteered.
James Bradley, the youngest son of William and Minnie Bradley of Mangapiri, was farewelled to take part in WW1 in December of 1915. The locals, led by William Glendinning gathered to send off this brave young man who was said to have persisted in his attempts to go to the front. At this time, it is noted that young James Bradley was the only district representative in the war, so those who gathered had a special pride in his gallantry and upcoming service to, “God, King, and Country” as it was seen then.
Jim was later accepted into war service in the mounted branch. He was a private in the 2nd Battalion Otago Regiment. D Squad 11th M.R. Cyclists Co. The theatres of Operation he served in were with the Egyptian Expeditionary Force and in Western Europe. Jim was to fight in Abeele (now spelled Abele in modernised Flemish - a village on the international border between France and Belgium) and was wounded in action in Etaples, Northern France. He served three years overseas.
After returning home, Jim married Hazel Bonney in 1920, the couple lived at Tūātapere and had two sons. Jim continued farming throughout his life. It also appears that at one stage he was in the business of “rabbiting” as per the below photo, although whether this was commercially or as a contractor or by himself, we don’t know. If anyone can provide more information that would help. Some family memories which are kindly supplied by descendant Dale Sharp from Australia, are that Jim was a quiet man who enjoyed his gardens.
James or “Jim” died on 6th April 1960 and is buried in the Tūātapere Cemetery. Even though his wife Hazel remarried a few years later, to George Gibbs in 1965, she was buried with her first husband Jim, probably as the grave site was already set up for her."
MEMORIALS:
The “Bradley Brothers” are remembered on the Roll of Honour, at Clifden Southland which is on the Suspension Bridge and the St Andrews Anglican Honours Board from the district church at Ōtautau, which is the subject of another entry in this archive, on CWA.159.900.010
They are also in the Online Centotaph at the Auckland War Memorial Museum, for which a link can be found below, in the Place Notes.
The above family and historical research was undertaken by Social Historian and Archivist Suzie Best of Central & Western Archive, with some input from descendants in regards to the brothers personal lives, as and where noted above. This WW1 Memorial information entry is licensed as CC BY to the author – please attribute to them if sharing or using the information."
More information about this family and the war effort of these two young men will be added in the future. In the meantime, please share your memories and stories of any of them that you know, or if you are related, please let us know, also if you have any more photos of any of them please. You can do this by adding a comment about it, at the bottom of the image page.
Best, Suzie
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Macdonald Dictionary Record: John Henry Diars, William Dick, William Dickens, William Dickie, James Dickie, John Dickie | One record, handwritten in ink on rectangular card, with biographical information for John Henry Diars, William Dick, William Dickens, William Dickie, James Dickie, John Dickie. Written by George Ranald Macdonald for the Macdonald Dictionary of Canterbury Biography project, 1952-1964. | George Ranald Macdonald | Canterbury Museum / Canterbury Museum |
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Private William Crowmer, 1918 | Half portrait of Private William (Dick) Crowmer. | Schmidt, Herman John, 1872-1959 | Kura Heritage Collections Online / Auckland Libraries |
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Private William Crowmer, 1918 | Full length portrait of Private William (Dick) Crowmer | Schmidt, Herman John, 1872-1959 | Kura Heritage Collections Online / Auckland Libraries |
| Sth African War soldier: william dick | Surname: dick - Reg No: 126 - Given Names: william - Rank: private - Unit: No 2 company - Contingent: first - Occupation: labourer - Ship: waiwera 21 october 1899 - County/City: marlborough - Next of Kin: dick mrs mary - Next of Kin Address: spring creek marlborough | NZHistory - South African War soldiers / Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage | ||
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Watch | William Dicks | Te Papa Collections Online / Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa | |
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Memorial Oak Plaque | A rectangular copper plaque associated with the memorial oaks scheme commemorating local soldiers who died during World War One. "PVTE J W D FIDDES // DIED IN GALLIPOLI // 1915" | Culture Waitaki / Waitaki District Council | |
| William Gebbie with dogs Don and Dick | William Gebbie, winner of heading at Akaroa Dog Trials, with dogs Don and Dick. | Canterbury Stories / Christchurch City Libraries | ||
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Pattison, Edwards James (Ted) Death Notice 1997 (The Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune) | PATTISON, Edwards James (Ted) On March 16, 1997 peacefully at Napier Hospital. Husband of the late Rhona. Loved brother of Ernie, Bob, Arthur, George, Edna Williams, Marjorie Davidson, and the late Daphne, William, Dick, Myrtle, Voilet [Violet], Jessie and Ruby. Uncle to his may [many] nieces and nephews. A ser... | Hawke's Bay Knowledge Bank / Hawke's Bay Knowledge Bank | |
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Bevin, Gretchen Hanmer Death Notice 2011 (Hawke's Bay Today) | BEVIN, Gretchen Hanmer (nee Atkinson). On Wednesday May 25, 2011, peacefully at Hastings Memorial Hospital. Aged 86 years. Dearly beloved wife of the late Richard William (Dick) Bevin. Dearly loved mother and mother-in-law of Paul, Jenny and Kevin Lloyd, Michal and John Taylor, Nigel and Jenny, Sara and Leighton Mabe... | Hawke's Bay Knowledge Bank / Hawke's Bay Knowledge Bank | |
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Nelson Association for the Promotion of Science and Industry, Volume 5, 1872, Transactions and Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute, 1872. | Atkinson, A. S. Batchelor, T. C. Blundell, F. Bonnington, George Boor, Leonard, M.R.C.S. Broad, Charles Brown, Alexander Browne, C. Hunter Carter, Thomas, Wairau Catley, J. T. Collins, A. S., M.H.R. Cotterell, C. E., M.R.C.S. Curtis, H. E. Davis, William Dick, S. J. Dobson, A. D., C.E., Westport Elliott, C. Farrelle, W. K., L.R.C.S.E. Fell, C. Y. G... | Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New Zealand 1868-1961 / Alexander Turnbull Library | |
| [Hutchison, William] 1820-1905 :Ministerial nine-pins - bowling them over. No. 32. The Wellington advertiser supplement. April 15th 1882. | Cartoon showing, from left to right, Thomas Dick, William Rolleston, Sir Frederick Whitaker, Richard Oliver, Sir Harry Atkinson, Walter Johnston and John Bryce, all Cabinet Ministers. Their heads are on ninepins, with a further ninepin marked 'Incompetence' beyond them. All of them, except Richard Oliver are being bowled over by a ball marked 'Parliament 1882'. Extended Title - Supplement to: The Daily Advertiser. Wellington, 15 April 1882 Quantity: 1 b&w art print(s). Physical Description: Lithograph, 204 x 280 mm | Daily advertiser and Wellington register (Newspaper) Hutchison, William, 1820-1905 |
TAPUHI / Alexander Turnbull Library | |
| Koudinov set for fifth Commonwealth Games | Experienced gymnast Misha Koudinov continues to stamp his name in New Zealand's history books with his selection for a fifth Commonwealth Games. | Radio New Zealand / Radio New Zealand | ||
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William Jessen family at Jessen-Cobb wedding : Photograph | Mounted sepia photograph of the Jessen family at the wedding of Emma Jessen to Walter Cobb. Emma is sitting in front in her wedding dress, with parents William and Christine on either side. Included are small photographs of Donald and John Jessen in military uniform, both deceased at the time of the wedding. | Picture Wairarapa / Wairarapa Archive | |
| Why do males continue to dominate NZ gymnastics? | Male gymnasts continue to outnumber their female peers in New Zealand teams selected for pinnacle events. | Radio New Zealand / Radio New Zealand | ||
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Clifden & Districts Settlers - Bradley Bros WW1 Memorial Entry | Images of print copies of information on the Bradley Bros in WW1, Richard (Dick) William Russon Bradley, Trooper #17617 & James (Jim) Winter Bradley, Pvt #10764, along with various other related photos. Images 1 to 5 - information pages on the Bradley Bros, created by S Best, licensed CC BY - please use attribution. Image 6 & 7 - Clifden Roll of Honour attached to side of Suspension Bridge, taken by S Best, licensed CC BY - please use attribution. Images 8 & 10 - St Andrews Anglican Church of Ōtautau Honours Board, taken by S Best, licensed CC BY - please use attribution. While the brothers were technically not from the Clifden District, their names appear on the Clifden Roll of Honour, so they are remembered as being from this area. They lived further west at Belmont, which was later called Mangapiri, then at Te Mara and Tūātapere, respectively. The text from these information pages, which our own digitising archivist has created as part of an ongoing community project to memorialise district soldiers, starting some years ago, reads as follows: "Bradley, Richard (Dick) William Russon: Trooper, 42nd Mounted Rifles, NZEF - WW1 #17617 Bradley, James (Jim) Winter: Wellington Infantry Battalion, J Company, NZEF - WWI #10764 Both Richard “Dick” William Russon Bradley and his youngest brother James Winter Bradley, were son’s of William Henry & Minnie Eliza (née Russon) Bradley. Their parents were both from England and previously immigrated to Australia where they met and this was also where young Dick was born at Fitzroy, Melbourne Victoria according to the birth records held there. A birth notice inserted in the local paper records the day of Richard “Dick” Bradley’s birth as being 12 December 1880. Richard William Russon Bradley, known as “Dick” was the eldest son of William and Minnie Bradley. He travelled with his parents age 2 to Aotearoa NZ. He arrived at Belmont Station where his father was hired to work. Apparently, they arrived in Bluff, made their way to Ōtautau and then spent 2 days by bullock wagon heading to Belmont Station, where his parents worked for many years. In written records of the district, we find that ‘Bradley & Son’s’ did cartage contracting for the locals and that the shed and shearers quarters used to store the chaff and oats for their two waggon teams as well as the farm horses, was also a great social centre and base for the district church services. Richard or Dick as he was known, was a skilled farmer, even before he signed up for WW1. In 1916 as his brother James was heading off to the front, Dick was in the news for having one of the local district wool clips that obtained the most amount of money. He did not come out on top but he did manage to succeed in being paid more than his father for the season’s fleece! Initially Richard “Dick” R Bradley of Mangapiri also enlisted in 1916, but it was not until 1918 that R “Dick” W Bradley headed off for war service and he was farewelled during his final leave. Dick’s leaving ceremony was held at the local Belmont Hall, a site that saw many a social occasion. Local man James King presented a gift to Dick on his departure, and it was noted that like his brother before him, it had taken more than one attempt for this brave man to get to volunteer for the war too. Other men of the district, notably Messrs Cuthbert and Fowle of Clifden, spoke in praise of Dick and his service to the war effort. Mr Andrew Glendinning was the Master of Ceremonies for the occasion, which progressed into the small hours. Now two Bradley sons were to fight in WW1. Interestingly, at his enrolment (or should we say re-enrollment) on 8/2/1918 Dick says he was 18th NZFA (Field Artillery) in the NZEF, but was discharged as medically unfit. This is also shown on his Military History Sheet, and that he had served in NZ 26/6/16-17/11/16. At re-examination Dick is noted to have VDH or Valvular disease of the heart, and due to this he was classified as C1. Despite this condition, he lived a full active life, passing away in his 60’s. Dick was to arrive in Egypt on 21 November 1918, after the fighting in the Middle East had already stopped in September. Unfortunately he had to head to isolation once in Egypt, due to many diseases afflicting the troops there. Dick was taken down with sickness on more than one occasion and was even taken to hospital twice. He was a Trooper with the Canterbury Mounted Rifles for a time and was later appointed acting Sergeant at camp, while undertaking the duties of Educational Instructor. It was July 1919 before Dick was to head home again, having managed to miss most of the hostilities, through no fault of his own. It is thought his recurrent sickness may have been a reason he was not sent with his Canterbury Mounted troops into Gallipoli for the short time they were occupying the Penninsula at the end of the war. By the beginning of 1919 Dick was home again and solidly back into his farming business. At the district Ōtautau Sale in March of that year, RWR “Dick” Bradley had sold 10 of his bullocks at £13 15/- . Then in 1920 at a Wallacetown stock sale, RW “Dick” Bradley again had a win in his bullock sales, this time procuring the highest price at that sale for five of his big bullocks from his Mangapiri property. The best sold for nearly double the last lot, at £24 10/-. It is said that at age 30, Dick purchased one of John McCall snr’s properties, called ‘Te Mara’ and this man was later to became Dick’s father in-law. This can be further verified by the fact that Te Mara was purchased by Richard Bradley from John McCall snr., on 20 February 1911. Dick was fabulous at keeping diaries, which give is some insight into the working conditions of the land there. Rabbits were a huge curse. One entry says he set 100 traps for rabbits. In another, it says, “Very wet, 50 rabbits”. His diary entries were very practical writings, with no emotion or feelings ever recorded. In 1921 Dick married Marion Warnock McCall, a daughter of John McCall snr. and Marion (née Warnock), the family were long-term residents of Eastern Bush. When they sold up to another local family the Moffat’s in 1919, Marion moved to Invercargill with them, and stayed until her marriage in 1921. The couple must have known each other previously, as it was a small, close-knit community. It is likely that the war intervened in their romance and potentially even delayed their marriage. But it would be great for family members to fill in some of these questions and blanks if possible. In 1900 Dick is even recorded as being a farmer at Eastern Bush in the Electoral Records, then a little later on in the early 1900’s he was a shepherd at Bellmont/Bellemont/Belmont (various spellings are used). It is likely that Richard was at school with Marion, although she was around 8 years younger than him, being born in 1889, but she definitely attended there and even passed her standard 6 exams. The early Eastern Bush School records show the first pupils there included those listed below: Ewen Bradley (“Dick’s” younger brother) Richard (Dick) Bradley Elizabeth McCall (Marion’s elder sister) David McCall & John McCall (Marion’s older brothers) The couple had three girls, the first Lorna was born 1922, then Marion born in 1923 and last of all was Minnie Elizabeth, born in 1926. They sold Te Mara in 1943 and retired, moving into Invercargill. Dick Bradley, previously of ‘Te Mara’ died in 10.9.45, aged 64 and he is buried in Invercargill Eastern Cemetery, with his wife Marion Warnock (née McCall), who lived to the grand age of 101! Whereas Dick’s brother James Winter Bradley or “Jim”, was born 1890 at Mangapiri, Belmont Station to William and Minnie Bradley, the forth and youngest son of six children. He worked on his parent’s farm and in Jim 1915 tried to enlist with the army. But Jim did not pass due to a weakness in his foot when at first, he volunteered. James Bradley, the youngest son of William and Minnie Bradley of Mangapiri, was farewelled to take part in WW1 in December of 1915. The locals, led by William Glendinning gathered to send off this brave young man who was said to have persisted in his attempts to go to the front. At this time, it is noted that young James Bradley was the only district representative in the war, so those who gathered had a special pride in his gallantry and upcoming service to, “God, King, and Country” as it was seen then. Jim was later accepted into war service in the mounted branch. He was a private in the 2nd Battalion Otago Regiment. D Squad 11th M.R. Cyclists Co. The theatres of Operation he served in were with the Egyptian Expeditionary Force and in Western Europe. Jim was to fight in Abeele (now spelled Abele in modernised Flemish - a village on the international border between France and Belgium) and was wounded in action in Etaples, Northern France. He served three years overseas. After returning home, Jim married Hazel Bonney in 1920, the couple lived at Tūātapere and had two sons. Jim continued farming throughout his life. It also appears that at one stage he was in the business of “rabbiting” as per the below photo, although whether this was commercially or as a contractor or by himself, we don’t know. If anyone can provide more information that would help. Some family memories which are kindly supplied by descendant Dale Sharp from Australia, are that Jim was a quiet man who enjoyed his gardens. James or “Jim” died on 6th April 1960 and is buried in the Tūātapere Cemetery. Even though his wife Hazel remarried a few years later, to George Gibbs in 1965, she was buried with her first husband Jim, probably as the grave site was already set up for her." MEMORIALS: The “Bradley Brothers” are remembered on the Roll of Honour, at Clifden Southland which is on the Suspension Bridge and the St Andrews Anglican Honours Board from the district church at Ōtautau, which is the subject of another entry in this archive, on CWA.159.900.010 They are also in the Online Centotaph at the Auckland War Memorial Museum, for which a link can be found below, in the Place Notes. The above family and historical research was undertaken by Social Historian and Archivist Suzie Best of Central & Western Archive, with some input from descendants in regards to the brothers personal lives, as and where noted above. This WW1 Memorial information entry is licensed as CC BY to the author – please attribute to them if sharing or using the information." More information about this family and the war effort of these two young men will be added in the future. In the meantime, please share your memories and stories of any of them that you know, or if you are related, please let us know, also if you have any more photos of any of them please. You can do this by adding a comment about it, at the bottom of the image page. | Best, Suzie | Central and Western Murihiku Southland Archive / Central and Western Murihiku Southland Archive |
Macdonald Dictionary Record: John Henry Diars, William Dick, William Dickens, William Dickie, James Dickie, John Dickie
One record, handwritten in ink on rectangular card, with biographical information for John Henry Diars, William Dick, William Dickens, William Dickie, James Dickie, John Dickie. Written by George Ranald Macdonald for the Macdonald Dictionary of Canterbury Biography project, 1952-1964.
George Ranald Macdonald
Canterbury Museum / Canterbury Museum
Private William Crowmer, 1918
Half portrait of Private William (Dick) Crowmer.
Schmidt, Herman John, 1872-1959
Kura Heritage Collections Online / Auckland Libraries
Private William Crowmer, 1918
Full length portrait of Private William (Dick) Crowmer
Schmidt, Herman John, 1872-1959
Kura Heritage Collections Online / Auckland Libraries
Sth African War soldier: william dick
Surname: dick - Reg No: 126 - Given Names: william - Rank: private - Unit: No 2 company - Contingent: first - Occupation: labourer - Ship: waiwera 21 october 1899 - County/City: marlborough - Next of Kin: dick mrs mary - Next of Kin Address: spring creek marlborough
NZHistory - South African War soldiers / Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Memorial Oak Plaque
A rectangular copper plaque associated with the memorial oaks scheme commemorating local soldiers who died during World War One. "PVTE J W D FIDDES // DIED IN GALLIPOLI // 1915"
Culture Waitaki / Waitaki District Council
William Gebbie with dogs Don and Dick
William Gebbie, winner of heading at Akaroa Dog Trials, with dogs Don and Dick.
Canterbury Stories / Christchurch City Libraries
Pattison, Edwards James (Ted) Death Notice 1997 (The Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune)
PATTISON, Edwards James (Ted)
On March 16, 1997 peacefully at Napier Hospital.
Husband of the late Rhona.
Loved brother of Ernie, Bob, Arthur, George, Edna Williams, Marjorie Davidson, and the late Daphne, William, Dick, Myrtle, Voilet [Violet], Jessie and Ruby.
Uncle to his may [many] nieces and nephews.
A ser...
Hawke's Bay Knowledge Bank / Hawke's Bay Knowledge Bank
Bevin, Gretchen Hanmer Death Notice 2011 (Hawke's Bay Today)
BEVIN, Gretchen Hanmer (nee Atkinson).
On Wednesday May 25, 2011, peacefully at Hastings Memorial Hospital.
Aged 86 years.
Dearly beloved wife of the late Richard William (Dick) Bevin.
Dearly loved mother and mother-in-law of Paul, Jenny and Kevin Lloyd, Michal and John Taylor, Nigel and Jenny, Sara and Leighton Mabe...
Hawke's Bay Knowledge Bank / Hawke's Bay Knowledge Bank
Nelson Association for the Promotion of Science and Industry, Volume 5, 1872, Transactions and Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute, 1872.
Atkinson, A. S. Batchelor, T. C. Blundell, F. Bonnington, George Boor, Leonard, M.R.C.S. Broad, Charles Brown, Alexander Browne, C. Hunter Carter, Thomas, Wairau Catley, J. T. Collins, A. S., M.H.R. Cotterell, C. E., M.R.C.S. Curtis, H. E. Davis, William Dick, S. J. Dobson, A. D., C.E., Westport Elliott, C. Farrelle, W. K., L.R.C.S.E. Fell, C. Y. G...
Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New Zealand 1868-1961 / Alexander Turnbull Library
Hutchison, William, 1820-1905 TAPUHI / Alexander Turnbull Library
Koudinov set for fifth Commonwealth Games
Experienced gymnast Misha Koudinov continues to stamp his name in New Zealand's history books with his selection for a fifth Commonwealth Games.
Radio New Zealand / Radio New Zealand
William Jessen family at Jessen-Cobb wedding : Photograph
Mounted sepia photograph of the Jessen family at the wedding of Emma Jessen to Walter Cobb. Emma is sitting in front in her wedding dress, with parents William and Christine on either side. Included are small photographs of Donald and John Jessen in military uniform, both deceased at the time of the wedding.
Picture Wairarapa / Wairarapa Archive
Why do males continue to dominate NZ gymnastics?
Male gymnasts continue to outnumber their female peers in New Zealand teams selected for pinnacle events.
Radio New Zealand / Radio New Zealand
Clifden & Districts Settlers - Bradley Bros WW1 Memorial Entry
Images of print copies of information on the Bradley Bros in WW1, Richard (Dick) William Russon Bradley, Trooper #17617 & James (Jim) Winter Bradley, Pvt #10764, along with various other related photos.
Images 1 to 5 - information pages on the Bradley Bros, created by S Best, licensed CC BY - please use attribution.
Image 6 & 7 - Clifden Roll of Honour attached to side of Suspension Bridge, taken by S Best, licensed CC BY - please use attribution.
Images 8 & 10 - St Andrews Anglican Church of Ōtautau Honours Board, taken by S Best, licensed CC BY - please use attribution.
While the brothers were technically not from the Clifden District, their names appear on the Clifden Roll of Honour, so they are remembered as being from this area. They lived further west at Belmont, which was later called Mangapiri, then at Te Mara and Tūātapere, respectively.
The text from these information pages, which our own digitising archivist has created as part of an ongoing community project to memorialise district soldiers, starting some years ago, reads as follows:
"Bradley, Richard (Dick) William Russon: Trooper, 42nd Mounted Rifles, NZEF - WW1 #17617
Bradley, James (Jim) Winter: Wellington Infantry Battalion, J Company, NZEF - WWI #10764
Both Richard “Dick” William Russon Bradley and his youngest brother James Winter Bradley, were son’s of William Henry & Minnie Eliza (née Russon) Bradley. Their parents were both from England and previously immigrated to Australia where they met and this was also where young Dick was born at Fitzroy, Melbourne Victoria according to the birth records held there. A birth notice inserted in the local paper records the day of Richard “Dick” Bradley’s birth as being 12 December 1880.
Richard William Russon Bradley, known as “Dick” was the eldest son of William and Minnie Bradley. He travelled with his parents age 2 to Aotearoa NZ. He arrived at Belmont Station where his father was hired to work. Apparently, they arrived in Bluff, made their way to Ōtautau and then spent 2 days by bullock wagon heading to Belmont Station, where his parents worked for many years. In written records of the district, we find that ‘Bradley & Son’s’ did cartage contracting for the locals and that the shed and shearers quarters used to store the chaff and oats for their two waggon teams as well as the farm horses, was also a great social centre and base for the district church services.
Richard or Dick as he was known, was a skilled farmer, even before he signed up for WW1. In 1916 as his brother James was heading off to the front, Dick was in the news for having one of the local district wool clips that obtained the most amount of money. He did not come out on top but he did manage to succeed in being paid more than his father for the season’s fleece! Initially Richard “Dick” R Bradley of Mangapiri also enlisted in 1916, but it was not until 1918 that R “Dick” W Bradley headed off for war service and he was farewelled during his final leave.
Dick’s leaving ceremony was held at the local Belmont Hall, a site that saw many a social occasion. Local man James King presented a gift to Dick on his departure, and it was noted that like his brother before him, it had taken more than one attempt for this brave man to get to volunteer for the war too. Other men of the district, notably Messrs Cuthbert and Fowle of Clifden, spoke in praise of Dick and his service to the war effort. Mr Andrew Glendinning was the Master of Ceremonies for the occasion, which progressed into the small hours. Now two Bradley sons were to fight in WW1.
Interestingly, at his enrolment (or should we say re-enrollment) on 8/2/1918 Dick says he was 18th NZFA (Field Artillery) in the NZEF, but was discharged as medically unfit. This is also shown on his Military History Sheet, and that he had served in NZ 26/6/16-17/11/16. At re-examination Dick is noted to have VDH or Valvular disease of the heart, and due to this he was classified as C1. Despite this condition, he lived a full active life, passing away in his 60’s.
Dick was to arrive in Egypt on 21 November 1918, after the fighting in the Middle East had already stopped in September. Unfortunately he had to head to isolation once in Egypt, due to many diseases afflicting the troops there. Dick was taken down with sickness on more than one occasion and was even taken to hospital twice. He was a Trooper with the Canterbury Mounted Rifles for a time and was later appointed acting Sergeant at camp, while undertaking the duties of Educational Instructor. It was July 1919 before Dick was to head home again, having managed to miss most of the hostilities, through no fault of his own. It is thought his recurrent sickness may have been a reason he was not sent with his Canterbury Mounted troops into Gallipoli for the short time they were occupying the Penninsula at the end of the war.
By the beginning of 1919 Dick was home again and solidly back into his farming business. At the district Ōtautau Sale in March of that year, RWR “Dick” Bradley had sold 10 of his bullocks at £13 15/- . Then in 1920 at a Wallacetown stock sale, RW “Dick” Bradley again had a win in his bullock sales, this time procuring the highest price at that sale for five of his big bullocks from his Mangapiri property. The best sold for nearly double the last lot, at £24 10/-.
It is said that at age 30, Dick purchased one of John McCall snr’s properties, called ‘Te Mara’ and this man was later to became Dick’s father in-law. This can be further verified by the fact that Te Mara was purchased by Richard Bradley from John McCall snr., on 20 February 1911. Dick was fabulous at keeping diaries, which give is some insight into the working conditions of the land there. Rabbits were a huge curse. One entry says he set 100 traps for rabbits. In another, it says, “Very wet, 50 rabbits”. His diary entries were very practical writings, with no emotion or feelings ever recorded.
In 1921 Dick married Marion Warnock McCall, a daughter of John McCall snr. and Marion (née Warnock), the family were long-term residents of Eastern Bush. When they sold up to another local family the Moffat’s in 1919, Marion moved to Invercargill with them, and stayed until her marriage in 1921. The couple must have known each other previously, as it was a small, close-knit community. It is likely that the war intervened in their romance and potentially even delayed their marriage. But it would be great for family members to fill in some of these questions and blanks if possible. In 1900 Dick is even recorded as being a farmer at Eastern Bush in the Electoral Records, then a little later on in the early 1900’s he was a shepherd at Bellmont/Bellemont/Belmont (various spellings are used).
It is likely that Richard was at school with Marion, although she was around 8 years younger than him, being born in 1889, but she definitely attended there and even passed her standard 6 exams. The early Eastern Bush School records show the first pupils there included those listed below:
Ewen Bradley (“Dick’s” younger brother)
Richard (Dick) Bradley
Elizabeth McCall (Marion’s elder sister)
David McCall & John McCall (Marion’s older brothers)
The couple had three girls, the first Lorna was born 1922, then Marion born in 1923 and last of all was Minnie Elizabeth, born in 1926. They sold Te Mara in 1943 and retired, moving into Invercargill. Dick Bradley, previously of ‘Te Mara’ died in 10.9.45, aged 64 and he is buried in Invercargill Eastern Cemetery, with his wife Marion Warnock (née McCall), who lived to the grand age of 101!
Whereas Dick’s brother James Winter Bradley or “Jim”, was born 1890 at Mangapiri, Belmont Station to William and Minnie Bradley, the forth and youngest son of six children. He worked on his parent’s farm and in Jim 1915 tried to enlist with the army. But Jim did not pass due to a weakness in his foot when at first, he volunteered.
James Bradley, the youngest son of William and Minnie Bradley of Mangapiri, was farewelled to take part in WW1 in December of 1915. The locals, led by William Glendinning gathered to send off this brave young man who was said to have persisted in his attempts to go to the front. At this time, it is noted that young James Bradley was the only district representative in the war, so those who gathered had a special pride in his gallantry and upcoming service to, “God, King, and Country” as it was seen then.
Jim was later accepted into war service in the mounted branch. He was a private in the 2nd Battalion Otago Regiment. D Squad 11th M.R. Cyclists Co. The theatres of Operation he served in were with the Egyptian Expeditionary Force and in Western Europe. Jim was to fight in Abeele (now spelled Abele in modernised Flemish - a village on the international border between France and Belgium) and was wounded in action in Etaples, Northern France. He served three years overseas.
After returning home, Jim married Hazel Bonney in 1920, the couple lived at Tūātapere and had two sons. Jim continued farming throughout his life. It also appears that at one stage he was in the business of “rabbiting” as per the below photo, although whether this was commercially or as a contractor or by himself, we don’t know. If anyone can provide more information that would help. Some family memories which are kindly supplied by descendant Dale Sharp from Australia, are that Jim was a quiet man who enjoyed his gardens.
James or “Jim” died on 6th April 1960 and is buried in the Tūātapere Cemetery. Even though his wife Hazel remarried a few years later, to George Gibbs in 1965, she was buried with her first husband Jim, probably as the grave site was already set up for her."
MEMORIALS:
The “Bradley Brothers” are remembered on the Roll of Honour, at Clifden Southland which is on the Suspension Bridge and the St Andrews Anglican Honours Board from the district church at Ōtautau, which is the subject of another entry in this archive, on CWA.159.900.010
They are also in the Online Centotaph at the Auckland War Memorial Museum, for which a link can be found below, in the Place Notes.
The above family and historical research was undertaken by Social Historian and Archivist Suzie Best of Central & Western Archive, with some input from descendants in regards to the brothers personal lives, as and where noted above. This WW1 Memorial information entry is licensed as CC BY to the author – please attribute to them if sharing or using the information."
More information about this family and the war effort of these two young men will be added in the future. In the meantime, please share your memories and stories of any of them that you know, or if you are related, please let us know, also if you have any more photos of any of them please. You can do this by adding a comment about it, at the bottom of the image page.
Best, Suzie
Central and Western Murihiku Southland Archive / Central and Western Murihiku Southland Archive
Legacy.com NZ Obituaries
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| Name | Obituary | Date |
| Leslie William MALLETT | MALLETT, Leslie William (Dick). Passed peacefully on Thursday 23rd January 2025, aged 98 years. Loved husband of Marie for over 70 years. Loved father of Stephen (deceased) and Robyn. Loved Poppi of Jordan and Anneka Fane. Loved brother of Jim (deceased) and of Margaret Dugdale. All... | on Jan. 30, 2025 |
| William Richard HARTLEY | HARTLEY, William Richard (Richard). Richard passed away in the early hours of Sunday the 2nd of June 2024, aged 87. The date coincides with the birthday of his late wife, Elizabeth. We're not sure if he wanted to surprise her or if he was summoned; we suspect the latter. Born in 1936... | on Jun. 5, 2024 |
| William Richard ELLINGHAM | Formerly of Makairo, Pahiatua. Peacefully on Tuesday 26 December 2023 at Rahiri Rest Home, Dannevirke, aged 88 years. Dearly loved husband of Lorna for 58 years, loved and loving Dad to Craig and Nicky, Julie and Darren Calder, Heather and Steve Yarr, and Pete and Jannine. Treasured... | on Dec. 30, 2023 |
| William Richard ELLINGHAM | Formerly of Makairo, Pahiatua. Peacefully on Tuesday 26 December 2023 at Rahiri Rest Home, Dannevirke, aged 88 years. Dearly loved husband of Lorna for 58 years, loved and loving Dad to Craig and Nicky, Julie and Darren Calder, Heather and Steve Yarr, and Pete and Jannine. Treasured... | on Dec. 30, 2023 |
| Robert William DICK | DICK, Robert William (Robbie). Passed away 3rd November 2023 at age 82. Loved brother of Ritchie and Beverley, Laurie (deceased) and Bronwyn, Peter and Rae, Jenny and Charlie Ririnui (deceased), Carol and Barry Stapleton, Jill (deceased) and Bruce Reweti (deceased), Mervyn and Rosemary... | on Nov. 7, 2023 |
| Robert William DICK | Passed away November 3, 2023 at age 82. Loved brother of Ritchie and Beverley, Laurie (deceased) and Bronwyn, Peter and Rae, Jenny and Charlie Ririnui (deceased), Carol and Barry Stapleton, Jill (deceased) and Bruce Reweti (deceased), Mervyn and Rosemary. Very much loved Uncle to... | on Nov. 7, 2023 |
| Robert William DICK | DICK, Robert William (Robbie). Passed away 3rd November 2023 at age 82. Loved brother of Ritchie and Beverley, Laurie (deceased) and Bronwyn, Peter and Rae, Jenny and Charlie Ririnui (deceased), Carol and Barry Stapleton, Jill (deceased) and Bruce Reweti (deceased), Mervyn and Rosemary... | on Nov. 7, 2023 |
| Richard William Milburn FARLAND | FARLAND, Richard William Milburn (Richard). Born June 13, 1952. Passed away on August 13, 2021. Our beloved peacefully departed surrounded by family on Friday 13th. He was also born on a black Friday - how lucky for all who shared his creative, energetic world. A private cremation... | from Aug. 17 to Aug. 20, 2021 |
| Professor William Richard Allen) ALLEN | ALLEN, William Richard ( Professor William Richard (Twink) Allen). Born August 29, 1940. Sadly passed away suddenly on the 7th June 2021 at Sharjah Hospital (United Arab Emirates) after a short illness. Beloved Partner of Dr. Sandra Wiltshire, ex husband of Diana Allen, father of... | on Jun. 11, 2021 |
| William DICK | DICK, William Francis (Bill): Of Palmerston North, passed away on Sunday 16 September 2018, in his 92nd year. Dearly loved and devoted husband of Phyl for 62 years. Cherished Dad of Julie and Pauline. Most loved Grandie of Helena and Anna, and Great-Grandie of wee Hazel. Loved father-in-law... | from Sep. 19 to Sep. 22, 2018 |
| William DICK | DICK, William (Bill). Born June 7, 1930 in Aberdeen, Scotland. Passed away at Hawke's Bay Soldiers' Memorial Hospital, Hastings on June 14, 2018 surrounded by his loving family. Treasured son of the late Jean and William of Aberdeen. Brother of George (deceased), Ian and Eric. Dearly... | on Jun. 16, 2018 |
| Richard William PERROTT | PERROTT, Richard William (Dick) (WWII, 22nd Batt, 446870, Private). - Passed away peacefully at Colwyn House, Hastings, on Wednesday July 24, 2013, in his 92nd year. Dearly loved husband of Peg. Loved father and father-in-law of Richard and Rosemary, Helen and Greg. Loved grandfather... | on Jul. 29, 2013 |
| William James Dagg | DAGG, William James (Dick) (Bill). 2nd NZEF J Force 624897 Private. On 2 March 2012 at Auckland Hospital in his 88th year. Loving husband of Iris for 65 years. Much loved father of John, Raymond and Larry. Loved father-in-law of Melinda, Linda and Anne. Loving Granddad of Kim, Jamie... | on Mar. 3, 2012 |
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William Dick 🔍 ASHⓘ
Mooltan1849
Dick s eldest daughter, Eliza Mary Dick. William Purdie died a very sick and spent man, on 30 June 1876. He was survived by his wife and family. If you have a connection with this
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WaikatoWarMedal2
Henry Private 3rd Dick William Private 1st Waikato Reg Donnelly Thomas Private 1st Doody Michael Private 1st Doull William Private 1st Douse Arthur Sergeant 1st Donelly John
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QueenoftheNorth1862
Robert Farmer Lucinda Dick William Labourer Donovan John Labourer Drake John Farmer Falcome James Labourer Fawcus George Farmer Fleming William Labourer Janet Angus Ford Sarah
https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/genealogy/QueenoftheNorth1862.htm
African1860
E Harry A Dick William Eaglestone Charles Anna Elizabeth Thomas Edwin Featon Edward H John Finnis George E Garland Henry Elizabeth Henry W John Mary E Lucy M Emma F Edward K
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Dick s eldest daughter, Eliza Mary Dick. William Purdie died a very sick and spent man, on 30 June 1876. He was survived by his wife and family. If you have a connection with this
https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/genealogy/Mooltan.htm
WaikatoWarMedal2
Henry Private 3rd Dick William Private 1st Waikato Reg Donnelly Thomas Private 1st Doody Michael Private 1st Doull William Private 1st Douse Arthur Sergeant 1st Donelly John
https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/genealogy/WaikatoWarMedal2.htm
QueenoftheNorth1862
Robert Farmer Lucinda Dick William Labourer Donovan John Labourer Drake John Farmer Falcome James Labourer Fawcus George Farmer Fleming William Labourer Janet Angus Ford Sarah
https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/genealogy/QueenoftheNorth1862.htm
African1860
E Harry A Dick William Eaglestone Charles Anna Elizabeth Thomas Edwin Featon Edward H John Finnis George E Garland Henry Elizabeth Henry W John Mary E Lucy M Emma F Edward K
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William Dick 🔍 ASHⓘ
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| Dick, William | 1859-10-11 | Passengers and Vessels |
| Dick, William | Passengers and Vessels | |
| Craig, Richard (Dick) Sydney,, 1914-1995 | 2007-05-21 | Auckland People and Events |
| Dick | 1946-01-06 | Cemetery Records |
| Dick, William | 1881-10 | 1881 Electoral Rolls |
| Dick, William | Index Cards | |
| Dick, William | 1869-04-02 | Militia, Volunteers & Armed Constabulary |
| Cameron, Capt. William Dick | Index Cards | |
| Dick, William | 1863-09-01 | Militia, Volunteers & Armed Constabulary |
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hb1864
Francis COOKE Thomas DICK William HEPBURN Edward McGLASHAN Alexander McKINNIN ... Chairman John CARGILL Francis COOKE Thomas DICK William HEPBURN Henry HOUGHTON Edward McGLASHAN Alex
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strayvic14
Johanna " " James GRAHAM DICK William Alexander " " Edith LONGHURST DRUMMOND Adam " " Ellen Sarah SUTCLIFF DUCKWORTH Michael " " Annie HALLIDAY DUNDAS John " " May ASHTON EASTON
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deaths
William Dick, Wellesley-street, Isabella Todd, aged 71 years. TODD On the 9th April, 1864 after a short illness, Richard C Todd, son of Rev E Todd, Vicar of St Austell, Cornwall,
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straysvic2
Robert DONALDSON MARTYR Ellen Dick " " William Henry TYLER OSBOLDSTONE Agnes Annie " " George WOODGATE HAYHOW Julia Ellen " " Walter Charles CLARK ARMSTRONG Margaret Jane " "
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tokatea
CARLSEN JAMES CLARKE WILLIAM COX WILLIAM DICK JOHN ALLAN DOBSON WILLIAM DUNN WILLIAM EDGAR THOMAS J EDWARDS JOHN EGAN JOHN FENTON THOMAS FENTON ? FITZGERALD WILLIAM GEORGE GEORGE
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kapanga
F DAY WILLIAM DICK JOHN ALLAN DOBSON JACOB DODD JOHN DOOLEY WILLIAM DORAN BENJAMIN DUNN CHARLES DUNSTER J DUROSS CHARLES CLYNTON DYSART JAMES ECCLESTON EDWARD EDWARDS M EGAN JOHN
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Francis COOKE Thomas DICK William HEPBURN Edward McGLASHAN Alexander McKINNIN ... Chairman John CARGILL Francis COOKE Thomas DICK William HEPBURN Henry HOUGHTON Edward McGLASHAN Alex
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strayvic14
Johanna " " James GRAHAM DICK William Alexander " " Edith LONGHURST DRUMMOND Adam " " Ellen Sarah SUTCLIFF DUCKWORTH Michael " " Annie HALLIDAY DUNDAS John " " May ASHTON EASTON
https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~babznz/genealogy/straysvic14.html
deaths
William Dick, Wellesley-street, Isabella Todd, aged 71 years. TODD On the 9th April, 1864 after a short illness, Richard C Todd, son of Rev E Todd, Vicar of St Austell, Cornwall,
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straysvic2
Robert DONALDSON MARTYR Ellen Dick " " William Henry TYLER OSBOLDSTONE Agnes Annie " " George WOODGATE HAYHOW Julia Ellen " " Walter Charles CLARK ARMSTRONG Margaret Jane " "
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tokatea
CARLSEN JAMES CLARKE WILLIAM COX WILLIAM DICK JOHN ALLAN DOBSON WILLIAM DUNN WILLIAM EDGAR THOMAS J EDWARDS JOHN EGAN JOHN FENTON THOMAS FENTON ? FITZGERALD WILLIAM GEORGE GEORGE
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kapanga
F DAY WILLIAM DICK JOHN ALLAN DOBSON JACOB DODD JOHN DOOLEY WILLIAM DORAN BENJAMIN DUNN CHARLES DUNSTER J DUROSS CHARLES CLYNTON DYSART JAMES ECCLESTON EDWARD EDWARDS M EGAN JOHN
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Army Department > Inwards letters and registered files
Justice Department > Inwards letters and registered files
Ministry of Transport, Head Office > Seafarers' Certificates and Licenses
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| New Zealand - Certificate of Competency as Third-Class Engineer - William Alexander Dick | 1897 ‑ 1899 | Wellington | Open |
| Certificate of Competency as Engineer of a River Steamer - William Dick | 1883 | Wellington | Open |
New Zealand - Certificate of Competency as Third-Class Engineer - William Alexander Dick
1897 ‑ 1899
Wellington
Open
Department of Lands and Survey, Head Office > Claims to Grant of Land or Remission of Purchase Money
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| William Dick - Naval and Military and Local Forces Land Claims Commission, Claim to Grant of Land or Remission of Purchase Money | 1882 | Wellington | Open |
Police Department > Central filing system
From: Lieutenant-Colonel Roberts [telegraph], Pungarehu Received: 27 September 1880 Subject: Constables William Dick and Albert Grover object to be re-attested
1880
Wellington
Open
Land Information New Zealand, National Office > North and South Auckland Compulsory Applications
Sarah Dick wife of William Dick of Frankton Junction, Plumber - Borough of Hamilton, lot 87 on a plan lodged in the Deeds Register Office at Auckland as No. 100 and being part of allotment 1 of the Parish of Te Rapa
1931 ‑ 1970
Auckland
Open
William Edward Dicks of Auckland, Piano Manufacturer - Borough of Mount Albert, Lot 73 of a subdivision of Allotment 142 of Section 10 of the Suburbs of Auckland
1932 ‑ 1933
Auckland
Open
Department of Internal Affairs, Head Office > Central filing system
From: William Reid Returning Officer, Port Chalmers To: [Colonial Secretary] Date (received): 15 January 1867 Subject: Writ for House of Representatives Thomas Dick elected
1867
Wellington
Open
From: Thomas Dick, Superintendent, Dunedin To: Colonial Secretary, Wellington Date: 25 June 1866 Subject: Application for a Gold Mining Lease from William Gilbert Rees
1866
Wellington
Open
From: A W [Arthur Wilcox] Manning, Principal Under Secretary [for the] Colonial Secretary, Queensland To: Colonial Secretary, Wellington Date: 4 November 1865 Subject: Acknowledging placard free pardon to an accomplice in Gold Robbery
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1865
Wellington
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From: Sir Arthur Hamilton-Gordon, Governor, Wellington Date: 23 April 1881 Subject: Appointing Hon T [Thomas] Dick, Minister of Justice vice Hon W [William] Rolleston resigned
1881
Wellington
Open
From: William Reid Returning Officer, Port Chalmers To: [Colonial Secretary] Date (received): 15 January 1867 Subject: Writ for House of Representatives Thomas Dick elected
1867
Wellington
Open
From: Thomas Dick, Superintendent, Dunedin To: Colonial Secretary, Wellington Date: 5 December 1865 Subject: Acknowledging letter informing him that a Clerk to the Bench at Oamaru is not required
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1865
Wellington
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Dunedin High Court > Oamaru probate and Letters of Administration files
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| DICK William - Ngapara - Farmer | 1897 | Dunedin | Open |
Dunedin High Court > Dunedin probate and Letters of Administration files (II)
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| DICK Lawrence William - Dunedin - Brewery Worker | 1970 | Dunedin | Open | |
| DICK William Sydney - Kaitangata - Miner | 1961 | Dunedin | Open | |
| DICK William - Seacliff - Gardener | 1953 | Dunedin | Open | |
| DICK Frederick William Ashley - Dunedin - Fitter and Turner | 1985 | Dunedin | Open | |
| DICK Brian William - Dunedin - Factoryhand | 1993 | Dunedin | Open | |
| DICK Robert William - Dunedin - Draper | 1971 | Dunedin | Open |
Dunedin High Court > Dunedin probate and Letters of Administration files (I)
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| WILKIE William Dick - Herbert - Farmer | 1948 | Dunedin | Open | |
| DICK William Alexander - Oamaru - Retired Engine Driver and Machinist | 1948 | Dunedin | Open | |
| DICK William - Pukehiki - Stonemason | 1921 | Dunedin | Open | |
| DICK William - Pukehiki - Retired Farmer | 1943 | Dunedin | Open |
Dunedin High Court > Dunedin Letters of Administration files
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| DICK William Robert - Sandymount - Labourer | 1907 | Dunedin | Open | |
| DICK William - Ngapara - Farmer | 1897 | Dunedin | Open |
Dunedin High Court > Dunedin probate files
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| WILKIE Margaret - Dunedin - Wife of William Dick Wilkie | 1900 | Dunedin | Open | |
| MURISON William Dick - Dunedin - Journalist | 1878 | Dunedin | Open |
Invercargill High Court > Invercargill Probates and Letters of Administration
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| DICK David William - Invercargill - Freezing Worker | 1970 | Dunedin | Open | |
| DICK William Anderson - Waipango - Mixed Farmer | 1953 | Dunedin | Open |
Invercargill High Court > Probates and Letters of Administration
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| DICK William - Woodlands - Farmer | 1930 | Dunedin | Open |
Immigration Department, Head Office > General inwards correspondence
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| From: William E Dick, Ohakune Date: 26 June 1907 Subject: Requests that assisted passage be provided for a girl from house whom he would like to bring out [Maggie Stewart] | 1906 ‑ 1907 | Wellington | Open |
Ministry of Justice, Head Office > Justices of the Peace Nomination Files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Nomination for Appointment as Justice of the Peace - Dick, William Keith | 1971 | Wellington | Restricted |
Learning Media Limited > Publication folders
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| School Journal Part 1 Number 3 1989 - Wol Jobson, Judith Kunzle, Penny Newman, Caroline Williams, Dick Frizzell | 1989 | Wellington | Open |
Immigration New Zealand > Immigration Case Files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Janke, Becky Lou; Janke, Dawn Elizabeth; Janke, Dick William; Janke, Richard F | 1971 ‑ 1973 | Wellington | Restricted |
| Salu, Viliamu ; Avia, Tulafano ; Avia, Viliamu ; Avia, Astei ; Avia, Dick ; Avia, Elana ; Avia, Laualai ; Avia, Henry ; Luamanu, Lasi; Luamanu, Tasi; Maea, Henry ; Maea, Aster ; Maea, Dick ; Maea, Elama ; Maea, Tulafano ; Maea, Taualai ; Maea, Viliamu William | 1970 ‑ 1990 | Wellington | Restricted |
| Dick, William Virgil; Dick, Vera; Dick, Vivian Lucille | 1963 ‑ 1964 | Wellington | Restricted |
Janke, Becky Lou; Janke, Dawn Elizabeth; Janke, Dick William; Janke, Richard F
1971 ‑ 1973
Wellington
Restricted
Wellington High Court > Wellington probate files [third sequence]
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| DICK William Thomas | 1953 | Wellington | Open | |
| DICK William Barrie | 1960 ‑ 1991 | Wellington | Open | |
| DICK William Herbert | 1961 | Wellington | Open | |
| DICK William John | 1947 | Wellington | Open |
Wellington High Court > Wellington probate files (first sequence)
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| DICK, William Erskine | 1909 | Wellington | Open | |
| DICK, William | 1910 | Wellington | Open | |
| DICK John William | 1926 | Wellington | Open | |
| DICK William | 1923 | Wellington | Open | |
| DICK, William | 1907 | Wellington | Open |
Tranz Rail Limited, Corporate Office > Service Schedules - H-6As
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Dick, William Timothy - Born 1891 | 1915 ‑ 1958 | Wellington | Open |
| Dick, William - Born 1910 | 1956 ‑ 1975 | Wellington | Open |
Department of Justice, High Court, Gisborne > Gisborne divorce files - single number
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Dick, William Carrol v Dick, Mabel | 1955 ‑ 1956 | Auckland | Restricted |
High Court Auckland, Department of Justice > Land valuation files
Application for consent to sale - Jack Walter McLaren and Lorraine McLaren to William Bruce Dick
1949
Auckland
Open
Land valuation - Arnold Percy King, Thomas Douglas Gerrard and John Victor Imperatrice, as Executors for the Estate of William John Holmes, deceased (owner) to Michael John Crosbie, Sandra May Crosbie and Dick Shaw Limited
1976
Auckland
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Application for consent to sale - Ernestine Alice Winstone to William Harold Dick
1945
Auckland
Open
Land valuation - Roy Marne William Winter to Lawrence Trevor Dick, as Trustee for a Company to be formed under the name "L T Dick Limited"
1966
Auckland
Restricted
Application for consent to sale - Jack Vitasovich and Dick Nedjelko Sunde to John William Lucas. Henderson
1944
Auckland
Open
Application for consent to sale - William McHardy, James McVeagh, George Justin Browne and Donald Edward Stacey to Noel Dick Mitchell
1946
Auckland
Open
Application for consent to sale - Charles Dick McLean and Margaret Isabel Dallen to William Henry Zuill
1945
Auckland
Open
Application for consent to sale - William Allan Jameson to Peter Dick Fredatovich
1949
Auckland
Open
Application for consent to sale - William Allan Jameson to Peter Dick Fredatovich
1948
Auckland
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Application for consent to sale - Mona Adelina Alice Dick to William Charles Wright. 27 Brentwood Ave, Mt Eden
1944
Auckland
Open
Land valuation - William Bruce Dick and Doris Ngahemo Dick to Dudley Robert Bridge
1955
Auckland
Open
Land valuation - William Bruce Dick and Doris Ngahemo Dick to Dudley Robert Bridge
1955
Auckland
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Application for consent to sale - John Donald and James William McKenzie to Bruce Dick Gemmell
1947
Auckland
Open
Hamilton High Court > Hamilton divorce files - second sequence
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Dick, William v Dick, Margaret Rose | 1970 ‑ 1971 | Auckland | Restricted |
High Court Auckland, Department of Justice > Auckland actions/civil proceedings files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Action File - John William Henley of Auckland Motor Engineer v Robert Dick Lewis and Alexander Lewis both of Auckland Carriers | 1946 ‑ 1949 | Auckland | Open |
| Action File - William Harold Christmas of Papatoetoe Accountant v Stanley Maurice Dick of 57 Waihou Road Epsom Commercial Traveller | 1962 ‑ 1963 | Auckland | Open |
Department of Internal Affairs, Head Office > Alien registration files (1949-77 system)
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Dick, William Virgil (American) | 1963 | Wellington | Open |
Rotorua High Court > Rotorua Land Valuation Proceedings files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Land valuation - Tere Hune, Kira Mio, Thompson Brown, Dick Ransfield and Joseph Williams to Brett Lysaght | 1984 | Auckland | Restricted |
Rotorua High Court > Rotorua Probate Files
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| DICK William Ronald - Rotorua - Retired Auto Electrician | 1976 | Auckland | Open |
High Court Auckland, Department of Justice > Auckland Divorce files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| DICK William Walker - Alice | 1940 | Auckland | Restricted |
| Dick, Effie Gay Bettie v Dick, William Arthur | 1963 ‑ 1965 | Auckland | Restricted |
| DICK William John - Henrietta | 1930 | Auckland | Restricted |
| DICK William Walker - Alice | 1939 | Auckland | Restricted |
| Dick, John William v Dick, Mabel Jane | 1957 | Auckland | Restricted |
High Court Auckland, Department of Justice > Auckland Miscellaneous files - annual number series
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Under "The Wages Protection and Contractors Liens Act ... Mick Vegar and Tony Grebavac, both ... labourers, Plaintiffs and Renown Collieries Limited and Beban and Jeune of Christchurch ... | 1927 | Auckland | Open |
Hamilton High Court > Hamilton probates - annual number sequence
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Hamilton High Court Probates - Dick: William (aka Pairama: William) | 2005 | Auckland | Open | |
| DICK William Thomas - Ngongotaha - Retired | 1954 | Auckland | Open |
Ministry of Education, National Office > Auckland education salary cards
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Salary card for DICK John Young William | 1949 ‑ 1972 | Auckland | Restricted |
Greymouth Court Office > Greymouth probate files
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| DICK William Charles - Hokitika - Retired Sawmill Hand | 1989 | Christchurch | Open | |
| McKNIGHT John William Dick - Greymouth - Civil Servant | 1961 | Christchurch | Open |
Timaru Court Office > Timaru Probate Files
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| DICK William - Hillgrove - Surfaceman | 1969 | Christchurch | Open | |
| DICK Gwenda Sybil - Timaru - wife of William Frederick | 1984 | Christchurch | Open | |
| DICK William Frederick | 2000 | Christchurch | Open |
Christchurch College of Education > Christchurch College of Education - Photographs/Slides
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Students - Photographs - Group B - 1949-1950 [Alphabetical photos of students D-H] | 1949 ‑ 1950 | Christchurch | Open |
Students - Photographs - Group B - 1949-1950 [Alphabetical photos of students D-H]
1949 ‑ 1950
Christchurch
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Christchurch High Court > Christchurch Supreme/High Court Divorce Files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Dick, William v Dick, Miriam Maude | 1931 | Christchurch | Restricted |
| Dick, Cheryl Selma v Dick, Ronald William [includes marriage certificate] | 1975 | Christchurch | Restricted |
| Dick, William v Dick, Miriam Maude [marriage certificate] | 1931 | Christchurch | Restricted |
Dick, Cheryl Selma v Dick, Ronald William [includes marriage certificate]
1975
Christchurch
Restricted
Christchurch High Court > Christchurch Probate files
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| JEFFRIES William Duncan Dick - Christchurch - Building Superintendent | 1970 | Christchurch | Open | |
| DICK William - Christchurch - Retired Farmer | 1934 | Christchurch | Open | |
| DICK William - Christchurch - Tramway Traffic Manager | 1954 | Christchurch | Open | |
| DICK William Frederick - Christchurch - Farmer | 1971 | Christchurch | Open | |
| DICK William - Milford, South Canterbury/Christchurch - Retired Market Gardener | 1960 | Christchurch | Open | |
| DICK William Arthur - Christchurch - Retired Labourer | 1957 | Christchurch | Open | |
| DICK William - Christchurch - Retired Poultry Farmer | 1983 | Christchurch | Open |
JEFFRIES William Duncan Dick - Christchurch - Building Superintendent
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DICK William - Milford, South Canterbury/Christchurch - Retired Market Gardener
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1960
Christchurch
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Napier High Court > Napier Divorce Files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Heremia, Dan Mah (also known as Heremia, Daniel) v Heremia, Violet Topsy (also known as Mapu, Violet Anne) and Dick, Wi (also known as Williams, Terei Richard) | 1967 | Wellington | Restricted |
Dunedin High Court > Dunedin Mortgages of Stock
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| SHENNAN Watson - Puketoi Station, Maniototo - Runholder - to - MURISON James and MURISON William Dick - Dunedin - Gentlemen - 1 May 1869 | 1869 | Dunedin | Open |
Dunedin High Court > Dunedin Bills of Sale
PURDIE William and DICK Thomas - Dunedin - Stockowners - to - DARLING William - Dunedin - Merchant - 6 Jun 1864
1864
Dunedin
Open
DICK Thomas and HAM Jabez Job - Dunedin - Gentleman and Commission Agent - to - REID John and ISAAC William - Dunedin - Merchants - 28 Jan 1865
1865
Dunedin
Open
RONAYNE William Homan - Oamaru - Printer - to - DICK John - Dunedin - Printer - 30 Mar 1870
1870
Dunedin
Open
MURISON William Dick and MURISON James - Waikouaiti - Settlers - to - MAITLAND James Pillans, FULTON James and KENYON Edmund Peel - Otago - 7 Apr 1862
1862
Dunedin
Open
PURDIE William and DICK Thomas - Dunedin - Sheepfarmers - to - MCLAREN John Wingate and RENSHAW John - London - Merchants - 5 Jan 1866
1866
Dunedin
Open
MURISON James and MURISON William Dick - Maniatoto and Dunedin - Runholders - to - JONES John - Dunedin - Merchant - 9 Mar 1868
1868
Dunedin
Open
DICK John - Dunedin - Printer - to - MILLS William - Lyttelton - Gentleman - 23 May 1867
1867
Dunedin
Open
Wellington High Court > Wellington divorce files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Dick, William James v Dick, Valerie Dawn | 1957 ‑ 1958 | Wellington | Restricted |
| Dick, Helen Mary v Dick, William Robert | 1948 ‑ 1949 | Wellington | Restricted |
| Dick, William Gilmour v Dick, Mollie Teresa and Love, Tutini Mathew | 1963 ‑ 1964 | Wellington | Restricted |
| Dick, Leona Anderson (also known as Ahipene, Leona Andersen) v Dick, William James | 1979 ‑ 1980 | Wellington | Restricted |
| Wolland, William John Joseph Frederick v Wolland, Emily Ellen and Dick, James Samuel | 1942 ‑ 1945 | Wellington | Restricted |
Dick, William Gilmour v Dick, Mollie Teresa and Love, Tutini Mathew
1963 ‑ 1964
Wellington
Restricted
Dick, Leona Anderson (also known as Ahipene, Leona Andersen) v Dick, William James
1979 ‑ 1980
Wellington
Restricted
Wolland, William John Joseph Frederick v Wolland, Emily Ellen and Dick, James Samuel
1942 ‑ 1945
Wellington
Restricted
Timaru Court Office > Timaru and Oamaru Early District Court Criminal Files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| [Early] District Court of Timaru & Oamaru - Criminal File - Anderw RASMUSSEN vs Richard Sydney WILLIAMS aka Sydney DICK | 1875 | Christchurch | Open |
Legislative Department > Women's Suffrage Petition [Digitised Sheets]
Digitised 1893 Women Suffrage Petition Roll - Sheet 158 - Region: Dunedin [Digital Copy]
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Digitised 1893 Women Suffrage Petition Roll - Sheet 109 - Region: Gore [Digital Copy]
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Digitised 1893 Women Suffrage Petition Roll - Sheet 137 - Region: Owaka [Digital Copy]
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Digitised 1893 Women Suffrage Petition Roll - Sheet 442 - Region: Napier [Digital Copy]
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Digitised 1893 Women Suffrage Petition Roll - Sheet 103 - Region: Gore [Digital Copy]
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Digitised 1893 Women Suffrage Petition Roll - Sheet 97 - Region: Dunedin [Digital Copy]
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> Antarctica New Zealand Film and Pictorial Collection
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Crashed C-130, near Williams Field | 1971 ‑ 1972 | Wellington | Restricted |
| Sea ice runway and C130 from Scott Base, evening | 1971 | Wellington | Open |
| Mirage from Scott Base. Two C130s on ice runway | 1971 | Wellington | Open |
| C141 and tractors. Sea ice runway | 1971 | Wellington | Open |
Land Titles Office, Auckland > Auckland land district discharged mortgages and surrender of leases - Deeds system
Lawrence Magistrate's Court > Lawrence Warden's Plaints
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Plaint - William Strean, Police Constable v Dick Yung | 1877 | Dunedin | Open |
Alexandra District Court > Cromwell Application files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Application for extended claim - John Parsons, William Pengelly, Dick May, John May - Five Mile Creek, Hatters Gully Junction | 1884 | Dunedin | Open |
Canterbury District Health Board > Sunnyside Hospital patient files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Sunnyside Hospital patient files ... | 1895 ‑ 1901 | Christchurch | Open |
Rangiora Court Office > Rangiora Civil Files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Rangiora Civil file - Summons to defendant - Jane Maria Struthers & Robert Ligget, Trustees and executors of the estate of William Vaughan v David Dick | 1898 | Christchurch | Open |
| Rangiora Civil file - William Vaughan v David Dick | 1884 | Christchurch | Open |
| Rangiora Civil file - Confession of claim - Henry Harris & William Simpson Angus, trustees in the estate of William Dixon Wilson v David Dick | 1894 | Christchurch | Open |
| Rangiora Civil file - Summons to defendant - William Frederick Joynt and Arthur Cecil Wilmot carrying on business together as Joynt & Wilmot v David Dick | 1895 | Christchurch | Open |
| Rangiora Civil file - Summons to defendant - William Finlay v David Dick | 1893 | Christchurch | Open |
Rangiora Civil file - Summons to defendant - Jane Maria Struthers & Robert Ligget, Trustees and executors of the estate of William Vaughan v David Dick
1898
Christchurch
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Rangiora Civil file - Confession of claim - Henry Harris & William Simpson Angus, trustees in the estate of William Dixon Wilson v David Dick
1894
Christchurch
Open
Blenheim District Court > Blenheim bankruptcy case files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| William Dick, Bankrupts: Notice of Motion for release | 1929 | Wellington | Open |
Alexandra District Court > Clyde Application files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Application for water race - James H Hackett, Julius Vogel, B L Farjeon, A Irving - Sonora Creek | 1864 | Dunedin | Open |
Alexandra District Court > Blacks Application Files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Application for extended claim - Dick Gilbert Harry - Canadian Terrace | 1878 | Dunedin | Open |
New Zealand Defence Force, Personnel Archives > Base Records filing system
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Robert William Dick - Australian Imperial Force - Lance-Corporal, 3rd Divisional Signal Company, No.1060 | 1915 | Wellington | Open |
Palmerston North High Court > Palmerston North Probate files [second sequence]
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| DICK William | 1938 | Wellington | Open | |
| DICK William Timothy | 1977 | Wellington | Open | |
| DICK William Samuel Rainey | 1961 | Wellington | Open | |
| DICKS William Henry Percival | 1979 | Wellington | Open |
Gore District Court > Waikaia Warden's Plaint files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Plaint - James Dick v William Mouat Bolt | 1900 | Dunedin | Open |
Department of Social Welfare, Corporate Office > Former servicemen's rehabilitation files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Dick, Douglas William | 1956 | Wellington | Restricted |
Invercargill High Court > Invercargill Trial files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| R on the prosecution of William Bernard McIlveney against May (Mary) Vial and Roger Meldrum - arson | 1902 | Dunedin | Open |
| R v Francis King - robbery under arms | 1900 | Dunedin | Open |
Patent Office > Copyright application files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Copyright file - Richard William Thomas Whittington, Balclutha | 1961 | Wellington | Open |
| Copyright file - Richard William Thomas Whittington, Balclutha | 1961 | Wellington | Open |
Hamilton High Court > Hamilton civil proceedings files - annual sequence
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| William Dick of Tauranga, Truck Driver v J.M. Thomas Limited, having its registered office at Katikati and carrying on business of Carriers and W.W. Widmer of Tauranga, Poultry Farmer | 1973 ‑ 1980 | Auckland | Restricted |
New Zealand Defence Force, Personnel Archives > Military Personnel Files
MCKNIGHT, John William Dick - WWI 6/2701 - WWII TF 819089 - Army
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Wellington
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MCKNIGHT, John William Dick - WWI 6/2701, WWII 819089 - Army
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1914 ‑ 1945
Wellington
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Maori Affairs District Office, Wanganui > Maori Land Deeds - Wanganui and Taranaki Districts.
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| 4 August 1884 - Utiku Potaka and others to William Hammond, R.E. Beckett, Thomas Hammond and Alfred Dick - Memorandum of Transfer - Hapopo - [contains Te Reo Maori] | 1884 | Wellington | Open |
Masterton District Court > Masterton probate files [fourth sequence]
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| DICK William John | 1958 | Wellington | Open |
Napier High Court > Napier probate files [fifth sequence]
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Dick, William Montgomery | 1949 ‑ 1971 | Wellington | Open |
Department of Lands and Survey, Head Office > Naval and Military Land Claims Commissions, 1896 and 1910
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Dick, William - Port Chalmers Naval Artillery Volunteers - Sandymount | 1896 ‑ 1911 | Wellington | Open |
Blenheim High Court > Blenheim probate files [first sequence]
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Dick, William | 1937 | Wellington | Open |
Department of Justice, Head Office > Coroners inquest files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Coroners Inquests - Case Files - Otago - Dick, William [Use copy MICRO U 5410] | 1897 | Wellington | Open |
Nelson High Court > Annual single number probated case files
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Dick, William Allan | 1981 | Wellington | Open |
Justice Department > Coroners Inquests, case files
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Coroners Inquests - Case files - Invercargill - Dick, William [Use MICRO U 5543] | 1929 | Wellington | Open | |
| Coroners inquests Unnecessary - ... | 1962 | Wellington | Open | |
| Coroners inquests Unnecessary - ... | 1962 | Wellington | Open | |
| Coroners Inquest - Case Files - Auckland - Dick, William John - Microfilm only [use copy MICRO T4955] | 1970 | Wellington | Open | |
| Coroners Inquests Unnecessary - ... | 1957 | Wellington | Open | |
| Coroners Inquests - Case files - Invercargill - Dick, David William - Microfilm only [Use copy MICRO T4957] | 1970 | Wellington | Open | |
| Coroners inquests unnecessary - ... | 1961 | Wellington | Open | |
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| Coroners Inquests - Case ... | 1948 | Wellington | Open | |
| Coroners inquests - Case files - Auckland - Dicks, Arthur William | 1939 | Wellington | Open |
Coroners Inquests - Case files - Invercargill - Dick, William [Use MICRO U 5543]
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Coroners Inquest - Case Files - Auckland - Dick, William John - Microfilm only [use copy MICRO T4955]
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High Court Auckland, Department of Justice > Auckland probates
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| DICKS William Edward - Auckland - Cabinetmaker | 1936 | Auckland | Open | |
| WILLIAMS Dick | 1983 | Auckland | Open | |
| DICKS Arthur William - Auckland - Carpenter | 1939 | Auckland | Open | |
| DICK William John - Auckland ex Taupiri - Builder | 1970 | Auckland | Open | |
| DICK William John | 1990 | Auckland | Open | |
| DICKS William Arthur - Auckland - Fitter and Welder | 1981 | Auckland | Open | |
| DICK John William - Auckland - Clerk | 1972 | Auckland | Open | |
| DICK William - Auckland - Retired Blacksmith | 1961 | Auckland | Open | |
| DICK William Harold John | 1989 | Auckland | Open | |
| DICK William James - Auckland - Retired | 1974 | Auckland | Open | |
| DICK William John - Auckland - Retired Timber Worker | 1976 | Auckland | Open | |
| JACK William Dick - Thames - Grocer's Assistant | 1964 | Auckland | Open | |
| DICK William John - Auckland - Blacksmith | 1971 | Auckland | Open |
Heritage New Zealand, National Office > Coromandel Extended Claim/Extended Quartz Licenses
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| "Prince" Extended Quartz Claim - William Dick, Miner, Tokatea | 1899 | Auckland | Open |
District Court Auckland > South Auckland Mortgagors Adjustment Commission Files Under Mortgagors and Lessees Rehabilitation Act
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Application by Arthur William Bicks and Florence Isobel Dicks of Avondale South, Farmers for an adjustment of their liabilities | 1937 | Auckland | Open |
Hamilton High Court > Hamilton Land Sales / Land Valuation Proceedings Files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| John Raymond Kerr to Edward William Dick | 1947 | Auckland | Open |
| Edward William Dick - William Charles Baker | 1964 | Auckland | Open |
| Waikato Diocesan Trust Board to Dick Edgecombe and William John Staines | 1946 | Auckland | Open |
| Dick Morton Old - William Andrew | 1961 | Auckland | Open |
Waihi District Court > Waihi Mining Registrations
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| License for a Residence Site Section 416 at Waihi to William Dick of Union Street Waihi Blacksmith | 1919 | Auckland | Open |
Waihi District Court > Paeroa Mining Applications
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| William Dick - Application for residence site at Waihi | 1896 | Auckland | Open |
Companies Registry, Hamilton Office > Hamilton company files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| William Dick Limited | 1967 ‑ 1979 | Auckland | Open |
Accession W4365
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Dick, Peter William Gainsford and Dick, Fay Elizabeth | 1900 ‑ 1991 | Wellington | Restricted |
Accession D256
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Deed of Arrangement - William Hay with Thomas Dick, Andrew Mercer and all his Creditors | 1876 | Dunedin | Open |
Find A Grave (NZ cemeteries)
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| Name | Born | Died | Cemetery | Cemetery location | Region |
| William Dick | 1844 🔍 | 20 Oct 1870 🔍 📰 | Homedale Methodist Cemetery | Wainuiomata, Lower Hutt City | Wellington |
| William Dick | 1861 🔍 | 4 Feb 1943 🔍 📰 | Portobello Cemetery | Dunedin, Dunedin City | Otago |
| William Dick | 1849 🔍 | 14 Oct 1934 🔍 📰 | Ellesmere Public Cemetery | Leeston, Selwyn District | Canterbury |
| William Dick | Buffalo Cemetery | Coromandel, Thames-Coromandel District | Waikato | ||
| William Dick | 1830 🔍 | 22 Feb 1907 🔍 📰 | Karoro Cemetery | Greymouth, Grey District | West Coast |
| William Dick | 1 Sep 1876 🔍 | 4 Jul 1962 🔍 📰 | Tuamarina Cemetery | Tuamarina, Marlborough District | Marlborough |
| William “Bill” Dick | 7 Jun 1930 🔍 | 14 Jun 2018 🔍 | Western Hills Cemetery | Napier, Napier City | Hawke's Bay |
| William Dick | Mangatera Cemetery | Dannevirke, Tararua District | Manawatū-Whanganui | ||
| William Dick | 1845 🔍 | 15 Jun 1937 🔍 📰 | Tuamarina Cemetery | Tuamarina, Marlborough District | Marlborough |
| William Dick | 1857 🔍 | 25 Feb 1910 🔍 📰 | Terrace End Cemetery | Palmerston North, Palmerston North City | Manawatū-Whanganui |
| William Dick | 23 Aug 1873 🔍 | 9 Apr 1938 🔍 📰 | Mangatainoka Cemetery | Pahiatua, Tararua District | Manawatū-Whanganui |
| William “Bill” Dick | Papatoetoe Cemetery | Papatoetoe, Auckland Council | Auckland | ||
| William Dick | Eastern Cemetery | Invercargill, Invercargill City | Southland | ||
| William Dick | Hamilton East Cemetery | Hamilton, Hamilton City | Waikato | ||
| William Dick | Bromley Cemetery | Bromley, Christchurch City | Canterbury | ||
| William Dick | Waimairi Cemetery | Burnside, Christchurch City | Canterbury | ||
| William Dick | 1876 🔍 | 15 Jan 1960 🔍 📰 | Ellesmere Public Cemetery | Leeston, Selwyn District | Canterbury |
| William Dick | 1838 🔍 | 16 May 1897 🔍 📰 | Oamaru Old Cemetery | Ōamaru, Waitaki District | Otago |
| William Dick | 19 Oct 1837 🔍 | 31 Mar 1921 🔍 📰 | Portobello Cemetery | Dunedin, Dunedin City | Otago |
| William Dick | Hokitika Municipal Cemetery | Hokitika, Westland District | West Coast |
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Homedale Methodist Cemetery
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Tuamarina Cemetery
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Western Hills Cemetery
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Hawke's Bay
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Terrace End Cemetery
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Palmerston North City
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Mangatainoka Cemetery
Pahiatua,
Tararua District
Manawatū-Whanganui
Upper Hutt City Libraries Heritage Collections
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West Coast NZ History
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Archives Central (Manawatū-Whanganui)
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NZSG Kiwi Collection (non-member records)
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| Name | Date | Record Type |
|---|---|---|
| DICK, Brian William 🔍 | 10 Dec 1993 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, David William 🔍 | 02 Jul 1970 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, Douglas William 🔍 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph | |
| DICK, Edward William 🔍 | 17 Jul 2008 | NZ Herald Deaths |
| DICK, Edward William 🔍 | 14 Jul 2008 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph |
| DICK, Frederick William A 🔍 | 09 May 1985 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, John William 🔍 | 14 Jun 1926 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, John William 🔍 | 1972 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, John William 🔍 | 09 Mar 1972 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, John Young William 🔍 | 28 May 2007 | NZ Herald Deaths |
| DICK, John Young William 🔍 | 30 May 2007 | NZ Herald Deaths |
| DICK, John Young William 🔍 | 31 May 2007 | NZ Herald Deaths |
| DICK, John Young William 🔍 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph | |
| DICK, Lawrence William 🔍 | 07 May 1970 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, Robert William 🔍 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph | |
| DICK, Robert William 🔍 | 03 Aug 1971 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 1930 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 09 Jul 1930 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 24 Oct 1934 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 1937 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 25 Jun 1937 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 09 May 1938 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 1943 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 23 Feb 1943 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 24 Nov 1953 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 07 Sep 1954 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 01 Feb 1960 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 1961 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 30 Nov 1961 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 1969 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 28 May 1969 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 1983 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph | |
| DICK, William 🔍 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph | |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 15 Sep 1958 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 04 Jul 1963 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 1897 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 02 Jun 1897 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 05 Jul 1897 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 1907 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 19 Apr 1907 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 1910 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 23 Mar 1910 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 1921 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 11 Apr 1921 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William 🔍 | 02 Nov 1923 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William (Bill) 🔍 | 10 Nov 2004 | NZ Herald Deaths |
| DICK, William (Bill) 🔍 | 11 Nov 2004 | NZ Herald Deaths |
| DICK, William A 🔍 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph | |
| DICK, William Alexander 🔍 | 1948 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William Alexander 🔍 | 09 Nov 1948 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William Allan 🔍 | 1981 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William Allan 🔍 | 06 May 1981 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William Anderson 🔍 | 03 Feb 1953 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William Arthur 🔍 | 11 Mar 1957 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William Arthur 🔍 | 07 Oct 1993 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph |
| DICK, William B 🔍 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph | |
| DICK, William Barrie 🔍 | 31 Aug 1918 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph |
| DICK, William Barrie (Sgt) 🔍 | 23 Oct 1918 | Kiwi Le Quesnoy Soldiers |
| DICK, William Bruce 🔍 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph | |
| DICK, William Bruce (Bill) 🔍 | 17 Apr 1995 | NZ Herald Deaths |
| DICK, William Bruce (Bill) 🔍 | 18 Apr 1995 | NZ Herald Deaths |
| DICK, William Cecil (Bill) 🔍 | 30 Mar 1993 | NZ Herald Deaths |
| DICK, William Charles 🔍 | 1989 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William Charles 🔍 | 1989 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William Erskine 🔍 | 1909 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William Erskine 🔍 | 04 Nov 1909 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William Frederick 🔍 | 1971 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William Henry Webb 🔍 | 25 Nov 1941 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph |
| DICK, William Herbert 🔍 | 21 Nov 1961 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William James 🔍 | 1974 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William James 🔍 | 16 Aug 1974 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William James 🔍 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph | |
| DICK, William John 🔍 | 14 May 1947 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William John 🔍 | 05 Jun 1958 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William John 🔍 | 1970 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William John 🔍 | 24 Mar 1970 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William John 🔍 | 1971 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William John 🔍 | 02 Aug 1971 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William John 🔍 | 1976 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William John 🔍 | 24 Mar 1976 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William John (Jock) 🔍 | 05 Mar 1990 | NZ Herald Deaths |
| DICK, William Montgomery 🔍 | 06 Apr 1971 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William Robert 🔍 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph | |
| DICK, William Robert 🔍 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph | |
| DICK, William Robert 🔍 | 1907 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William Robert 🔍 | 19 Mar 1907 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William Ronald 🔍 | 1976 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William Samuel Rainey 🔍 | 20 Apr 1961 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William Sydney 🔍 | 24 Jan 1961 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William Thomas 🔍 | 16 Feb 1953 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William Thomas 🔍 | 1954 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William Thomas 🔍 | 17 May 1954 | NZ Probates |
| DICK, William Timothy 🔍 | 29 Nov 1977 | NZ Probates |
| DICKASON, William Alfred Sydney (Bill) 🔍 | 10 Sep 1990 | NZ Herald Deaths |
| DICKASON, William James 🔍 | 28 Oct 1965 | NZ Probates |
| DICKEL, William Julius 🔍 | 1971 | NZ Probates |
| DICKEN, John William Charles 🔍 | 21 Feb 1945 | NZ Probates |
| DICKEN, William Frank 🔍 | 28 Aug 1946 | NZ Probates |
| DICKENS, Bernard William 🔍 | 1976 | NZ Probates |
Canterbury Museum Collections - People
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Dictionary of NZ Biography (Scholefield, 1940)
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Source: A Dictionary of NZ Biography, by Scholefield (1940), from NZ History / CC BY-NC 3.0 NZ
| Name | Biography | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| William James Dickie | DICKIE, WILLIAM JAMES (1870-1921) was born at Cobden and educated on the Coast. For some time he was employed in Greymouth and thereafter in business with his father. Owing to ill-health he turned to farming and after some years experience in Westland bought a property near Rakaia. He farmed also at Methven. Dickie took a great interest in public affairs, being for many years a member of the Ashburton county council and hospital board and of the Ashburton and Methven A. and P. association. Defeating C. A. C. Hardy in 1911, he represented Selwyn in Parliament till 1919, when he was defeated by Sir William Nosworthy. Dickie died on 24 Jun 1921. He married a niece of James Peryman (Greymouth). Hansard, 23 Jun 1921; Grey River Argus, 25 Jun 1921. Portrait: Parliament House. | Volume 1, page 119 |
| William Dick Murison | MURISON, WILLIAM DICK (1837-77) was born at Alyth, Forfarshire, and got his education at the High School in Edinburgh. He came to Otago in 1856 in the Strathmore, with Dr Hulme, and after spending two years in and about Dunedin took up a run in the Maniototo with his brother James. They spent some months opening up the easiest way to approach the property through the Shag valley. In the spring of 1858 they were encamped at Swinburn, on the east side of the Maniototo plain, and established their homestead at the foot of Rough Ridge. The brothers went through many hardships, and the financial depression forced them to give up their property. William had a penchant for public life. In 1863 he was elected to the Provincial Council for Manuherikia, which he represented for 18 months. In 1864 he was a member of the executive for a short time. When he resigned in 1865 there was a suspicion that he had done so to permit F. D. Bell to be elected. The electors resented the supposed arrangement by proposing Macpherson, who defeated Bell at the poll. In 1866 Murison was elected M.H.R. for Waikouaiti; he resigned in 1868. He was interested in public affairs, and his right place was obviously in Dunedin. He was one of the small band who in 1865 guaranteed the fund for the Dunedin Exhibition. He strongly supported the establishment of Otago University. He was one of the promoters also of the Otago benevolent institution, and was a founder and first treasurer of the Otago Institute. As an intelligent observer of nature he was a valuable member of this learned society. In 1877 he read a paper on the wild dog of New Zealand, and in 1870 a paper on moa remains in Otago. He was constantly referred to as to his observations during his early days on the land. For a while he was president of the Acclimatisation Society, which he did much to develop. From the time of its formation Murison was a director of the Otago Daily Times and Witness Co., of which he was a large shareholder. During the absence of Vogel from the province he several times had control of the Times, and he succeeded Barton as its editor, becoming in 1871 permanent editor of both papers. In this post he showed great ability and natural capacity, giving to the papers "a large, liberal, and cultured intelligence, a most unbending integrity, and a most earnest desire to do the right always, and the right alone. Calm and temperate in the expression of his opinions, almost judicial in the extreme impartiality with which he expressed himself, he conveyed even to those who at times differed widely from him the impression of having formed his judgment after full and calm consideration." His gentleness of manner, sound judgment, urbanity, and kindliness endeared him to all. He was a prominent figure in the cricket field, but had to abandon the game about 1866 owing to ill-health. Murison died on 28 Dec 1877. Otago P.C. Proc.; Trans. N.Z. Inst.; O.D.T. Diamond Jubilee; Evening Star, 29 Dec 1877; Otago Daily Times, 16 Jan 1875; 18 Jul 1890 (p). | Volume 2, page 58 |
William James Dickie
DICKIE, WILLIAM JAMES (1870-1921) was born at Cobden and educated on the Coast. For some time he was employed in Greymouth and thereafter in business with his father. Owing to ill-health he turned to farming and after some years experience in Westland bought a property near Rakaia. He farmed also at Methven. Dickie took a great interest in public affairs, being for many years a member of the Ashburton county council and hospital board and of the Ashburton and Methven A. and P. association. Defeating C. A. C. Hardy in 1911, he represented Selwyn in Parliament till 1919, when he was defeated by Sir William Nosworthy. Dickie died on 24 Jun 1921. He married a niece of James Peryman (Greymouth).
Hansard, 23 Jun 1921; Grey River Argus, 25 Jun 1921. Portrait: Parliament House.
Volume 1, page 119William Dick Murison
MURISON, WILLIAM DICK (1837-77) was born at Alyth, Forfarshire, and got his education at the High School in Edinburgh. He came to Otago in 1856 in the Strathmore, with Dr Hulme, and after spending two years in and about Dunedin took up a run in the Maniototo with his brother James. They spent some months opening up the easiest way to approach the property through the Shag valley. In the spring of 1858 they were encamped at Swinburn, on the east side of the Maniototo plain, and established their homestead at the foot of Rough Ridge. The brothers went through many hardships, and the financial depression forced them to give up their property. William had a penchant for public life. In 1863 he was elected to the Provincial Council for Manuherikia, which he represented for 18 months. In 1864 he was a member of the executive for a short time. When he resigned in 1865 there was a suspicion that he had done so to permit F. D. Bell to be elected. The electors resented the supposed arrangement by proposing Macpherson, who defeated Bell at the poll. In 1866 Murison was elected M.H.R. for Waikouaiti; he resigned in 1868. He was interested in public affairs, and his right place was obviously in Dunedin. He was one of the small band who in 1865 guaranteed the fund for the Dunedin Exhibition. He strongly supported the establishment of Otago University. He was one of the promoters also of the Otago benevolent institution, and was a founder and first treasurer of the Otago Institute. As an intelligent observer of nature he was a valuable member of this learned society. In 1877 he read a paper on the wild dog of New Zealand, and in 1870 a paper on moa remains in Otago. He was constantly referred to as to his observations during his early days on the land. For a while he was president of the Acclimatisation Society, which he did much to develop. From the time of its formation Murison was a director of the Otago Daily Times and Witness Co., of which he was a large shareholder. During the absence of Vogel from the province he several times had control of the Times, and he succeeded Barton as its editor, becoming in 1871 permanent editor of both papers. In this post he showed great ability and natural capacity, giving to the papers "a large, liberal, and cultured intelligence, a most unbending integrity, and a most earnest desire to do the right always, and the right alone. Calm and temperate in the expression of his opinions, almost judicial in the extreme impartiality with which he expressed himself, he conveyed even to those who at times differed widely from him the impression of having formed his judgment after full and calm consideration." His gentleness of manner, sound judgment, urbanity, and kindliness endeared him to all. He was a prominent figure in the cricket field, but had to abandon the game about 1866 owing to ill-health. Murison died on 28 Dec 1877.
Otago P.C. Proc.; Trans. N.Z. Inst.; O.D.T. Diamond Jubilee; Evening Star, 29 Dec 1877; Otago Daily Times, 16 Jan 1875; 18 Jul 1890 (p).
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Soldiers of Empire - Medal Rolls
William Dick 🔍 ASHDerived from the NZ Medal Lists (War Office, WO 100/18, The National Archives, London), comprising just over 12,000 imperial soldiers who served in New Zealand, c.1860-1869
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| Name | Regiment | Regt. Number | Rank at the time | Fate | Date (d-m-y) | Page in PDF |
| 🌳 William Dicksin | 58 | 1849 | Private | Discharged | 27-10-1863 | 352 |
Nominal rolls: Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force
William Dick 🔍 ASHEmbarkation nominal rolls of Army troops who served overseas in WWII. They are not exhaustive and generally do not include Navy and Air Force servicemembers.
Source: Auckland Museum / CC BY 4.0
| Name | Army No. | Vol. | Rank | Unit | Single? | Enlisted at | Occupation | Last NZ Address | Next of Kin |
| 🌳 William James Dick | 802968 | 10 | Captain | Infantry Brigade | Married | Te Kuiti | Garage manager | Tawa St., Te Kuiti | Mrs. K.J. Dick, Tawa St., Te Kuiti (w) |
| 🌳 Edward William Dick | 428019 | 13 | Gunner | 2nd N.Z. Divisional Artillery | Single | Tauranga | Driver | Beach Rd., Katikati | Mrs. F. Dick, Beach Rd., Katikati (m) |
| 🌳 William Robert Dick | 253150 | 16 | Private | Headquarters, Infantry Corps | Single | Masterton | Farm hand | Mt. Bruce, Masterton | Mrs. I.M. Dick, River Rd., Kaiparoro, Eketahuna (m) |
| 🌳 Douglas William Dick | 31380 | 2 | Private | Headquarters, 5th N.Z. Infantry Brigade | Single | Wellington | Clerk | Williams Park, Days Bay, Wellington | Mrs. K.I. Dick, Williams Park, Days Bay, Wellington (mother) |
| 🌳 William Henry Dick | 18943 | 4 | Private | Infantry Reinforcements | Single | Invercargill | Shepherd | Sec. 6, Glencoe R.D. | Mr. R. Dick, Sec. 6, Glencoe R.D. (f) |
| 🌳 William Bruce Dick | 237298 | 9 | Temporary Corporal | N.Z. Army Service Corps | Single | Oamaru | Clerk | Weston | Mrs. A.B. Dick, Weston (m) |
| 🌳 William Stuart Dickey | 271427 | 12 | Private | Infantry Brigade | Married | Invercargill | Teamster | C/o W. Maslin, Conical Hills | Mrs. D.E. Dickey, 17 Main St, Gore (w) |
| 🌳 William James Dickey | 277618 | 9 | Private | 35th (Mixed) Battalion | Single | Whangarei | Grocer's assistant | 720 Mt. Eden Rd., Mt. Eden, Auckland | Mrs. S.E. Dickey, Cornwallis St., Mt. Albert, Auckland (m) |
| 🌳 William Alexander Dickie | 259031 | 12 | Trooper | Armoured Brigade | Single | Invercargill | Farm labourer | Edenglen, Tuturau R.D. | Mrs. M.E. Dickie, Edenglen, Tuturau R.D. (m) |
| 🌳 Stanley William Dickie | 434567 | 13 | Trooper | Armoured Brigade | Single | Invercargill | Farm labourer | P.O. Box 31, Mataura | Mrs. J.M. Dickie, P.O. Box 31, Mataura (m) |
| 🌳 Leonard William Sydney Dickison | 616537 | 16 | Temporary Sergeant | Base Headquarters | Single | Kawakawa | Dairy ftry asst | Moerewa | Mrs. E. Dickison, 14 Knight Ave., Mt Albert, Auckland (m) |
| 🌳 William Arthur Dicks | 229132 | 9 | Private | Infantry Reinforcements | Single | Henderson | Dairy farmer | Parau | Mrs. F.I. Dicks, Langholm, New Lynn, Auckland (m) |
| 🌳 Victor William Dickson | 451675 | 13 | Private | Infantry Brigade | Single | Gore | Farm hand | Te Tipua R.D., Gore | Mr. W.F. Dickson, Te Tipua R.D., Gore (f) |
| 🌳 Thomas William Dickson | 285439 | 13 | Trooper | Armoured Brigade | Married | Dunedin | Clerk | 22 Mitchell Ave., Mornington, Dunedin | Mrs. N. Dickson, 9 Gama St., Roslyn, Dunedin (w) |
| 🌳 William Keith Dickson | 621086 | 14 | Private | Infantry Reinforcements | Single | Christchurch | Clerk | 22 Carlisle St., Palmerston N. | Mrs. J. Dickson, 22 Carlisle St., Palmerston N. (m) |
| 🌳 William Dickson | 20344 | 2 | Gunner | Headquarters, 5th Field Regiment, N.Z. Artillery | Married | Dunedin | Labourer | 126 Carroll St., Dunedin | Mrs. L.I. Dickson, 4 Quarry St., Dunedin (wife) |
| 🌳 James William Dickson | 30349 | 2 | Temporary Corporal | 19th (Wellington) Battalion | Single | Hastings | Shepherd and lorrydriver | Care of J. Todd, Otane | Mrs. S.A. Sandeman, 108 Queensferry Rd., Barnton, Scotland (sister) |
| 🌳 Thomas William Dickson | 28146 | 3 | Private | 30th (Mixed) Battalion | Single | Auckland | Labourer | 616 Manukau Rd., Epsom, Auckland | Mrs. M. Dickson, Ngaruawahia (mother) |
| 🌳 William Craig Dickson | 46793 | 5 | Private | Infantry Brigade | Separated | Napier | Farmer | Meeanee | Miss N.J. Nepia, 11 Park Rd., Napier (friend) |
| 🌳 William Stewart Dickson | 71629 | 7 | Private | 35th (Mixed) Battalion | Single | Wellington | Clerk | 2 Brooklyn Rd., Wellington | Mrs. W. Thorn, 79 Cannongate St., Dunedin (s) |
| 🌳 William Vincent Dickson | 300830 | 9 | Gunner | Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, N.Z. Artillery | Single | Invercargill | Labourer | Tuapeka Mouth | Mr. A. Dickson, Tuapeka Mouth (f) |
| 🌳 William Albert Dickson | 375131 | 9 | Private | 30th (Mixed) Battalion | Single | Stratford | Labourer | Box 8, Midhirst | Mr. D.A. Dickson, Box 8, Midhirst (f) |
| 🌳 William Stewart Dickson† | 71629 | 9 | Private | 34th (Mixed) Battalion | Single | Wellington | Clerk | 2 Brooklyn Rd., Wellington | Mrs. W. Thorn, 79 Cannongate St., Dunedin (s) |
🌳 William James Dick
802968
10
Captain
Infantry Brigade
Married
Te Kuiti
Garage manager
Tawa St., Te Kuiti
Mrs. K.J. Dick, Tawa St., Te Kuiti (w)
🌳 Edward William Dick
428019
13
Gunner
2nd N.Z. Divisional Artillery
Single
Tauranga
Driver
Beach Rd., Katikati
Mrs. F. Dick, Beach Rd., Katikati (m)
🌳 William Robert Dick
253150
16
Private
Headquarters, Infantry Corps
Single
Masterton
Farm hand
Mt. Bruce, Masterton
Mrs. I.M. Dick, River Rd., Kaiparoro, Eketahuna (m)
🌳 Douglas William Dick
31380
2
Private
Headquarters, 5th N.Z. Infantry Brigade
Single
Wellington
Clerk
Williams Park, Days Bay, Wellington
Mrs. K.I. Dick, Williams Park, Days Bay, Wellington (mother)
🌳 William Henry Dick
18943
4
Private
Infantry Reinforcements
Single
Invercargill
Shepherd
Sec. 6, Glencoe R.D.
Mr. R. Dick, Sec. 6, Glencoe R.D. (f)
🌳 William Bruce Dick
237298
9
Temporary Corporal
N.Z. Army Service Corps
Single
Oamaru
Clerk
Weston
Mrs. A.B. Dick, Weston (m)
🌳 William Stuart Dickey
271427
12
Private
Infantry Brigade
Married
Invercargill
Teamster
C/o W. Maslin, Conical Hills
Mrs. D.E. Dickey, 17 Main St, Gore (w)
🌳 William James Dickey
277618
9
Private
35th (Mixed) Battalion
Single
Whangarei
Grocer's assistant
720 Mt. Eden Rd., Mt. Eden, Auckland
Mrs. S.E. Dickey, Cornwallis St., Mt. Albert, Auckland (m)
🌳 William Alexander Dickie
259031
12
Trooper
Armoured Brigade
Single
Invercargill
Farm labourer
Edenglen, Tuturau R.D.
Mrs. M.E. Dickie, Edenglen, Tuturau R.D. (m)
🌳 Stanley William Dickie
434567
13
Trooper
Armoured Brigade
Single
Invercargill
Farm labourer
P.O. Box 31, Mataura
Mrs. J.M. Dickie, P.O. Box 31, Mataura (m)
🌳 Leonard William Sydney Dickison
616537
16
Temporary Sergeant
Base Headquarters
Single
Kawakawa
Dairy ftry asst
Moerewa
Mrs. E. Dickison, 14 Knight Ave., Mt Albert, Auckland (m)
🌳 William Arthur Dicks
229132
9
Private
Infantry Reinforcements
Single
Henderson
Dairy farmer
Parau
Mrs. F.I. Dicks, Langholm, New Lynn, Auckland (m)
🌳 Victor William Dickson
451675
13
Private
Infantry Brigade
Single
Gore
Farm hand
Te Tipua R.D., Gore
Mr. W.F. Dickson, Te Tipua R.D., Gore (f)
🌳 Thomas William Dickson
285439
13
Trooper
Armoured Brigade
Married
Dunedin
Clerk
22 Mitchell Ave., Mornington, Dunedin
Mrs. N. Dickson, 9 Gama St., Roslyn, Dunedin (w)
🌳 William Keith Dickson
621086
14
Private
Infantry Reinforcements
Single
Christchurch
Clerk
22 Carlisle St., Palmerston N.
Mrs. J. Dickson, 22 Carlisle St., Palmerston N. (m)
🌳 William Dickson
20344
2
Gunner
Headquarters, 5th Field Regiment, N.Z. Artillery
Married
Dunedin
Labourer
126 Carroll St., Dunedin
Mrs. L.I. Dickson, 4 Quarry St., Dunedin (wife)
🌳 James William Dickson
30349
2
Temporary Corporal
19th (Wellington) Battalion
Single
Hastings
Shepherd and lorrydriver
Care of J. Todd, Otane
Mrs. S.A. Sandeman, 108 Queensferry Rd., Barnton, Scotland (sister)
🌳 Thomas William Dickson
28146
3
Private
30th (Mixed) Battalion
Single
Auckland
Labourer
616 Manukau Rd., Epsom, Auckland
Mrs. M. Dickson, Ngaruawahia (mother)
🌳 William Craig Dickson
46793
5
Private
Infantry Brigade
Separated
Napier
Farmer
Meeanee
Miss N.J. Nepia, 11 Park Rd., Napier (friend)
🌳 William Stewart Dickson
71629
7
Private
35th (Mixed) Battalion
Single
Wellington
Clerk
2 Brooklyn Rd., Wellington
Mrs. W. Thorn, 79 Cannongate St., Dunedin (s)
🌳 William Vincent Dickson
300830
9
Gunner
Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, N.Z. Artillery
Single
Invercargill
Labourer
Tuapeka Mouth
Mr. A. Dickson, Tuapeka Mouth (f)
🌳 William Albert Dickson
375131
9
Private
30th (Mixed) Battalion
Single
Stratford
Labourer
Box 8, Midhirst
Mr. D.A. Dickson, Box 8, Midhirst (f)
🌳 William Stewart Dickson†
71629
9
Private
34th (Mixed) Battalion
Single
Wellington
Clerk
2 Brooklyn Rd., Wellington
Mrs. W. Thorn, 79 Cannongate St., Dunedin (s)
Caversham Project Trades Database (1894-1939)
William Dick 🔍 ASHStones Trade Directories for 1894, 1903, 1912, 1920, 1929, 1939 - Original spreadsheet source
Source: Compiled by The Caversham Project, Otago University
| Year | Name | Company Address | Trade | Notes |
| 1894 | William Dickson | George St, Dunedin | Lapidary | |
| 1894 | William Dick | Princes St, Dunedin | Agents - Commission & Manufacturers' & Sharebroker | |
| 1903 | William Dickson | Croydon Bush | Contractors - Road, Bridge, And General | |
| 1903 | William Dickinson | Main South Road, Caversham | Hairdressers | |
| 1903 | William Dickson | Cumberland, Dunedin | Lapidaries | Jp |
| 1903 | William Dickinson | Main South Road, Caversham | Tobacconists | |
| 1920 | William H Dickson | Thames Street, Oamaru | Fruiterers And Greengrocers |
1894
William Dickson
George St, Dunedin
Lapidary
1894
William Dick
Princes St, Dunedin
Agents - Commission & Manufacturers' & Sharebroker
1903
William Dickson
Croydon Bush
Contractors - Road, Bridge, And General
1903
William Dickinson
Main South Road, Caversham
Hairdressers
1903
William Dickson
Cumberland, Dunedin
Lapidaries
Jp
1903
William Dickinson
Main South Road, Caversham
Tobacconists
1920
William H Dickson
Thames Street, Oamaru
Fruiterers And Greengrocers
Caversham Project Electoral Rolls (1893-1938)
William Dick 🔍 ASHElectoral Rolls for Caversham, Dunedin, covering years 1893, 1896, 1899, 1902, 1905, 1911, 1914, 1919, 1922, 1925, 1928, 1931, 1935 and 1938
Original spreadsheet source
Source: Compiled by The Caversham Project, Otago University
| Year | Name | Occupation | Address | Birth year | Birth year source |
| 1896 | William Dickinson | Labourer | Grosvenor Street, Kensington | 1875 | Marriage Records |
| 1896 | William Dickson | Shepherd | Alexandra Street, Caversham | ||
| 1899 | William John George Dickens | Salvation Army Officer | Russell Street, South Dunedin | ||
| 1899 | William Dickinson | Hairdresser | Main South Road, Caversham | 1875 | Marriage Records |
| 1902 | William Dickinson | Hairdresser | Main South Road, Caversham | 1875 | Marriage Records |
| 1905 | William Dickinson | Hairdresser | Main South Road, Caversham | 1875 | Marriage Records |
| 1911 | William Dickinson | Labourer | 43 Helena Street, South Dunedin | 1875 | Marriage Records |
| 1911 | William Arthur Dickinson | Joiner | 15 Arthur Street, Mornington | ||
| 1911 | William Dickson | Groom | 113 Stafford Street | ||
| 1911 | William Henry Dickson | Railway Porter | 114 Bay View Road, South Dunedin | ||
| 1914 | William Dickinson | Labourer | 24 Helena Street, South Dunedin | 1875 | Marriage Records |
| 1914 | William Joseph Dickison | Carter | Alexandra Street, Caversham | ||
| 1914 | William Dickson | Grocer | 113 Stafford Street | ||
| 1914 | William Dickson | Letter Carrier | 13 Arthur Street, Mornington | ||
| 1919 | William Dickinson | Labourer | 24 Helena Street, South Dunedin | 1875 | Marriage Records |
| 1919 | William Dickson | Groom | 113 Stafford Street | ||
| 1922 | William Dickinson | Labourer | 40 South Road, Caversham | 1875 | Marriage Records |
| 1922 | William Dickson | Groom | 113 Stafford Street | ||
| 1925 | William Dickinson | Labourer | 106 South Road, Caversham | 1875 | Marriage Records |
| 1925 | William Dickson | Packer | 113 Stafford Street | ||
| 1925 | William Macgregor Dickson | Retired | 79 Nelson Street, South Dunedin | ||
| 1928 | William Leonard Dick | Labourer | 19 Hall Street, South Dunedin | ||
| 1928 | William Dickinson | Labourer | 106 South Road, Caversham | 1875 | Marriage Records |
| 1928 | William Dickinson | Labourer | 28 Law Street, Caversham | ||
| 1928 | William Dickson | Packer | 113 Stafford Street | ||
| 1931 | William Leonard Dick | Labourer | 46 Reid Road | ||
| 1931 | William Dickinson | Labourer | 54 Driver Street | ||
| 1931 | William Dickson | Packer | 113 Stafford Street | ||
| 1931 | William Dickson | Carpenter | 7 Walter Street | ||
| 1931 | William Dickson | Miner | 123 Valley Road | ||
| 1931 | William Henry Dickson | Railway Employee | 9 Main Avenue | ||
| 1935 | John William Dick | Musician | 327 High Street | ||
| 1935 | William Dickinson | Labourer | 54 Driver Street | ||
| 1935 | William Dickson | Packer | 113 Stafford Street | ||
| 1935 | William Dickson | Carpenter | 7 Walter Street | ||
| 1938 | William Dickinson | Labourer | 54 Driver Street | ||
| 1938 | William Shaw Dickinson | Pensioner | 33 Bradshaw Street | 1870 | Housing Survey |
| 1938 | Leonard Victor William Dickison | Cabinet Maker | 14 Bridgman Street |
1896
William Dickinson
Labourer
Grosvenor Street, Kensington
1875
Marriage Records
1896
William Dickson
Shepherd
Alexandra Street, Caversham
1899
William John George Dickens
Salvation Army Officer
Russell Street, South Dunedin
1899
William Dickinson
Hairdresser
Main South Road, Caversham
1875
Marriage Records
1902
William Dickinson
Hairdresser
Main South Road, Caversham
1875
Marriage Records
1905
William Dickinson
Hairdresser
Main South Road, Caversham
1875
Marriage Records
1911
William Dickinson
Labourer
43 Helena Street, South Dunedin
1875
Marriage Records
1911
William Arthur Dickinson
Joiner
15 Arthur Street, Mornington
1911
William Dickson
Groom
113 Stafford Street
1911
William Henry Dickson
Railway Porter
114 Bay View Road, South Dunedin
1914
William Dickinson
Labourer
24 Helena Street, South Dunedin
1875
Marriage Records
1914
William Joseph Dickison
Carter
Alexandra Street, Caversham
1914
William Dickson
Grocer
113 Stafford Street
1914
William Dickson
Letter Carrier
13 Arthur Street, Mornington
1919
William Dickinson
Labourer
24 Helena Street, South Dunedin
1875
Marriage Records
1919
William Dickson
Groom
113 Stafford Street
1922
William Dickinson
Labourer
40 South Road, Caversham
1875
Marriage Records
1922
William Dickson
Groom
113 Stafford Street
1925
William Dickinson
Labourer
106 South Road, Caversham
1875
Marriage Records
1925
William Dickson
Packer
113 Stafford Street
1925
William Macgregor Dickson
Retired
79 Nelson Street, South Dunedin
1928
William Leonard Dick
Labourer
19 Hall Street, South Dunedin
1928
William Dickinson
Labourer
106 South Road, Caversham
1875
Marriage Records
1928
William Dickinson
Labourer
28 Law Street, Caversham
1928
William Dickson
Packer
113 Stafford Street
1931
William Leonard Dick
Labourer
46 Reid Road
1931
William Dickinson
Labourer
54 Driver Street
1931
William Dickson
Packer
113 Stafford Street
1931
William Dickson
Carpenter
7 Walter Street
1931
William Dickson
Miner
123 Valley Road
1931
William Henry Dickson
Railway Employee
9 Main Avenue
1935
John William Dick
Musician
327 High Street
1935
William Dickinson
Labourer
54 Driver Street
1935
William Dickson
Packer
113 Stafford Street
1935
William Dickson
Carpenter
7 Walter Street
1938
William Dickinson
Labourer
54 Driver Street
1938
William Shaw Dickinson
Pensioner
33 Bradshaw Street
1870
Housing Survey
1938
Leonard Victor William Dickison
Cabinet Maker
14 Bridgman Street
Masterton Library Wairarapa Archive
William Dick 🔍 ASHHocken Digital Collections
William Dick 🔍 ASHⓘ
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Wikidata People (New Zealanders)
William Dick 🔍 ASHⓘ
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| Name | Description | Image |
| William Murison | New Zealand politician (1837-1877) | |
| Richard William Hornabrook | New Zealand neurologist and entomologist (1925-2012) | |
| Dick Dalgleish | cricketer (1880-1955) | |
| Dick Tonks | New Zealand rower and rowing coach | |
| Dick Roberts | New Zealand rugby union player (1889-1973) |  |