Goodyer Info3h

Info 3h, Sarah lucina bertha Goodyer

Sarah lucinda bertha Kettles(Hunt/Goodyer) died 1960

Inangahuab Times, 7th July 1908
MURCHISON NOTES. (Own Correspondent.) Murchison, July 24. The marriage of Miss Bertha Goodyer and Mr W. Hunt of Motueka, took place at St Paul's Church, Murchison, on Wednesdy last. A large number of friends assembled, and the church was quite filled with interested spectators. The Rev T. Taylor being an old friend of the bridegroom, officiated, and Miss Ivy and Miss Agnes Goodyer, sisters of the bride, acted as bridesmaids, The dress worn by the bride was of pale blue, with a white hat and black ostrich feathers. Mr Hunt, who is a very popular young fellow, was for some time blacksmith working for the late Messrs Robert Liddicoat. and Bredbury, when they had the business in Murchieon. Mr McMahon, from the Padtnnr district, filled the post of best man. The presents were numerous and sensible. The wedding breakfast was laid out at Mr Goodyers house, and only a few of the nearest relatives assembled. The happy pair drove off for their home in Tapawera, where Mr Hunt has set up in business.

Inangahuab Times, 7th July 1908

MURCHISON NOTES. (Own Correspondent.)
Murchison, July 24. The marriage of Miss Bertha Goodyer and Mr W. Hunt of Motueka, took place at St Paul's Church, Murchison, on Wednesdy last. A large number of friends assembled, and the church was quite filled with interested spectators.
The Rev T. Taylor being an old friend of the bridegroom, officiated, and Miss Ivy and Miss Agnes Goodyer, sisters of the bride, acted as bridesmaids, The dress worn by the bride was of pale blue, with a white hat and black ostrich feathers. Mr Hunt, who is a very popular young fellow, was for some time blacksmith working for the late Messrs Robert Liddicoat. and Bredbury, when they had the business in Murchieon. Mr McMahon, from the Padtnnr district, filled the post of best man.

The presents were numerous and sensible. The wedding breakfast was laid out at Mr Goodyers house, and only a few of the nearest relatives assembled. The happy pair drove off for their home in Tapawera, where Mr Hunt has set up in business.

1928 New Plymouth, Taranaki
Sarah lucina Hunt, Record Street, Fitzroy, Married
William      Hunt, 

1935 New Plymouth, Taranaki
Sarah lucina bertha Hunt, Cr Eliot and Gill Sts., N.P. Married 
William             Hunt, 313 Devon Street W.N.P.,  Labourer
Alfred              Hunt, 313 Devon street, E N.P. , Butcher
Agnes elizabeth     Hunt, 313 Devon street, ENP, Married
Claude arthur       Hunt, 313 Devon Street,  N.P. Cook

1938 New Plymouth, Taranaki
Sarah lucena bertha Hunt, 315 Devon Street, N.P.  Married
William             Hunt, 315 Devon Street west, N.P. Labourer


1946 Rangatiki, Manawatu- Wanganui
Sarah Lucina Kettles, Bulls, Married
James        Kettles, P.W.D. Reynolds, Bridge Builder

1949 Patea, Taranaki
Sarah lucima bertha Kettles, Waverley, Married

1954 Patea, Taranaki
Sarah lucima bertha Kettles, Waveley, Widow

RIP

Sarah Lucina bertha Kettles, widow aged 71
died 26 jan 1960 Wanganui,
buried 28 jan 1960 ,Wanganui, Rangatiki, NZ
Cemetery AraMoho, Public Lawn B, Row 3, Plot 155

Updated 28th June 2017