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Jennifer WADDINGTON

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<Private> S999

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Married: Graeme Ronald MASSEY , <Private> S959

: Child 1 : Steven Grant MASSEY (b. <Private>)
: Child 2 : Cathy Anne MASSEY (b. <Private>)
: Child 3 : Malcolm John MASSEY (b. <Private>)
: Child 4 : Teressa Jane MASSEY (b. <Private>)

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Sarah Eliza WADE

Born :	1839 S373 S739
Died :	2nd Jan 1915 at "Nugent", Richmond, Tasmania, Australia S4 S373

Notes: Notes on Sarah Wade's family: Sarah's father William Richard Wade was born on the 16th September 1802 in London, UK. His fathers name was William but I haven't found out anything about his mother yet. He married at the age of 22 but the marriage didn't last (don't know the reason, whether from death or divorce). In 1834 he married Sarah Gorringe in Sussex England. Sarah was born in Hastings in 1812. On 18th June 1834, Sarah and William left England on the Prince Regent and arrived in Sydney on 26th October 1834. William was on his way to New Zealand where he had been appointed Superintendent of the Church Missionary Society Mission Press at Paihia in the Bay of Islands. After a six week wait in Sydney they boarded the Blackbird on 10th December 1834 and arrived in NZ on 30th December 1834. Soon after arriving at Paihia, Wade then went to the new station at Tauranga Te Papa which he opened in 1835. In 1836 he was back in Paihia. William and Sarah's first child William, was born in 1835. Another son, Thomas N, was born in 1837 and Sarah Eliza in 1839. After a dispute with the Church Missionary Society over his employment he left NZ with his family and departed the Bay of Islands on the Eleanor on 25th March 1840, arriving in Sydney on the 6th April 1840. The family then headed for Tasmania on the Marian Watson arriving in May 1840. William took up the position of stated pastor of the Harrington Street Baptist Church in Hobart in 1840. (This may be where the family name Harrington originated from). In October 1840 their fourth child, Joseph was born. In 1842, Rev Wade published a book called "Journey in the Northern Island of New Zealand". A list of subscribers are in the front of the book and they include such names as Mr Burbury and Mr J Abbott. A daughter, Mary, was born in 1843 but died 9 months later. A son, Walter, born in 1844 lived only 1 month. Four more children were born: Eliza in 1845, Harrington in 1847, Frederic(k) in 1849 and Henry in 1851 who died at the age of 2. The family then moved to Melbourne. Not all the children left Tasmania, Thomas and Joseph stayed behind. The eldest son William appears to have initially stayed as he married Mary Hardinge in Hobart in 1862. By the late 1870s he was living in Digby in Victoria. The younger children will have gone with their parents to Melbourne. Sarah married Henry Burbury in 1860. In 1861, there son, Harrington entered Scotch College in Melbourne. In 1862, William was the reverend of the Church in Footscray. William died of senile degeneration in East Melbourne on 25 October 1891 aged 88. His wife, Sarah, died two years later of a cerebral haemorrhage in 1893 aged 82. I believe Williams wife Sarah had some connection to the Gorringe family in Tasmania, but I havent been able to establish it yet. I know her fathers name was Thomas and his occupation on her death certificate was stated as farmer. Again in the list of subscribers for Williams book there are names of Dr Gorringe, Miss Gorringe, Mr F Franks, Mr J Franks and Miss Franks. S739