Fifth Generation

(16) Peter CARTER
Peter was born on Christmas Day, 25 December 1854, at Gorton Lane, Openshaw, England. He married Ann COPLEY 17 January 1875 in Stockport, England. On 27 October 1883 Peter and Ann, with 4 children, sailed on the 'Earl Derby' from Plymouth, England arriving at Maryborough, Australia, 22 January 1884. In April 1891 their home on Saltwater Creek Road, Maryborough, accidentally burnt down. In 1916 after 32 years living in Queensland, they moved permanently to Auckland, New Zealand. Peter was a builder. In January 1917 (at the time when their youngest son, Bertram, joined the New Zealand Expeditionary Force) they were living at 10 George Street, Newmarket. At the time of Peter's death 30 November 1923 he lived at 141 Newton Road, Auckland. Peter was buried 1 December 1923 at Waikumete Cemetery, Auckland. [Parents]

(17) Ann COPLEY
Born 28 June 1856 in Hope Place, Gorton-Ardwick, England and was baptised 12 April 1857 in Gorton, Lancashire, England. Ann died 6 May 1932 aged 76. At the time of her death she lived at 63 Taylors Road, Avondale. Ann was buried at Waikumete Cemetery on 7 May 1932. [Parents]

[Children]

[ COPLEY'S of England]

[ Maryborough House Fire 1891]

[Certificates]

["Earl Derby" Passenger List]

Left photo: Ann Carter with a loyal companion.
Right photo: "In Loving Memory of Peter Carter died 30 ^th November 1923 aged 68 years. Also his beloved wife Ann died 6 ^th May 1932 aged 76 years". Looking on is Maximilian James Carter, 2nd great grandson, aged 6 years.

Peter and Ann Carter, Waikumete Cemetery, Row 7, plot 47, Non-comformist Block C (looking on is Maximilian James Carter) 15 August 2004

(18) Archibald MacVICAR
Born 14 Nov 1860 in Auckland, New Zealand. He married Harriet WOODWARD 17 May 1881. Archibald worked for many years as a slaughterman/butcher, employed at Neilson's butchery in Onehunga. After his wife died - during the 1918 Influenza Epidemic, and then, after suffering a cart accident the same year, he became a farmer and was living in Angle Steet and at 31 Captain Springs Road, Onehunga where he sold Spanish onion seeds. Archibald died 6 July 1940 at Auckland Infirmary [The Auckland Infirmary became a general hospital in 1942 and was named Green Lane Hospital]. [Parents]

(19) Harriet WOODWARD
Born 2 November 1863 at Onehunga, New Zealand. She died 14 November 1918 of influenza in Auckland. Harriet was buried 15 November 1918 in Waikaraka Cemetery, Onehunga. [Parents]

[Children]

[Certificates]

[The MacVicar Story]

[A Warning to Mothers 1882]

[Inquest into Death of Son 1882]

[Chlorodyne Memoranda 1882]

[A Disagreement 1910]

[Black November 1918]

[Notes]

Waikaraka Cemetery, Onehunga:
Harriett & Archibald MacVICAR, and Robert CARTER [grandson]
"Clasped hands on a headstone symbolise a union of friendship and love continuing on after death".

(20) Robert Fergusson STRONG
Robert was baptised 27 April 1851 in Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland, Durham, England. In 1871, aged 20, Robert was working as a timber merchant's clerk (his father was a timber merchant). Robert later became a civil-engineer/surveyor. At the time of the 1871 Census Return Robert was living with his parents at 5 Alexander Terrace, Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland, Durham, England. He married (1) Mary Ann THOMPSON on 10 December 1873 at the Bedes Parish Church, Durham. By 1881 they were living at 8 Ipplepeen Rd, Tottenham, Middlesex, England. In February 1889 they were living at 68 Lucons Road, South Hornsey. Robert and Mary are said to have divorced (?) about 1893. The 1901 census records Robert Fergusson STRONG as a widower. In 1901 he was a boarder at 1 Vincent Square, London, together with his son Robert F. STRONG. He married (2) Amelia Eliza ANSTEAD on 16 June 1915 at a Civil ceremony in London. On 16 November 1877 and 13 November 1919 Robert was pronounced bankrupt. In 1919 he was living at 69 Ranelagh Road, Pimlico. His business address was 109 Victoria Street, Westminster. In 1923 he was living together with his wife, Amelia, at Hogarth Buildings, Millbank Estate, London, until his death in 1931. [Parents]

(21) Mary Ann THOMPSON
Mary Ann was born on 19 May 1851 in Monkwearmouth, Sunderland, Durham, ENGLAND. She died before 1901. [Parents]

[Children]

[Certificates]

[Alleged Desertion by a Local Gentleman 1878]

[Holloway Gaol 1888]

[Dateline]

Photo: Robert Fergusson STRONG with his son, Robert Fergusson STRONG (Jnr.)

(22) William Walter STEVENS
William was born 25 November 1873 at Battersea, London. He married Sara Jane WELLS on 4 April 1896 at Thornton Heath, Surrey, England. William died 20 October 1972 at Croyden. He was living at 1 Pawsons Road, Croydon, at the time of the 1901 Census and later lived at 174 Livingston Road, Thornton Heath. William was a foundation member of the Applegarth Club , a working man's club, at Thornton Heath in Surrey. William was a plumber. [Parents]

Name	Relation		Gender	Age	Birthplace	Occupation
Robert F STRONG	head	M	Male	30	Sunderland, Durham	Surveyor
Mary Ann STRONG	Wife	M	Female	29	Sunderland, Durham
John G. STRONG	Son	U	Male	6	Sunderland, Durham	Scholar
Amy STRONG	Daughter	U	Female	3	Sunderland, Durham
Stanley STRONG	Son		Male	2 m	Tottenham, Middlesex

Name	Relation		Gender	Age	Birthplace	Occupation
Mary A. STRONG	head	M	Female	39	Sunderland, Durham	Own means
Amy STRONG	Daughter	U	Female	13	Tottenham, London
Stanley STRONG	Son	U	Male	11	Tottenham, London
Harriet STRONG	Daughter	U	Female	9	Tottenham, London
Agnes STRONG	Daughter	U	Female	7	Tottenham, London
Florence STRONG	Daughter	U	Female	5	Tottenham, London
Robert F. STRONG	Son	U	Male	2	Hornsey, London
Arabella FOWLER			Female	33	Sunderland, Durham	Servant