Info 10c, Edna murial Bannister-Crookenden-McClymont

Info 10c, Edna murial Bannister-Crookenden-McClymont,


  William edwin 
  Bannister son of Sarah  and Robert elijah Bannister
  b.14sep1861 Lyttleton
  d.02aug1948 Auckland
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  m.14oct1887 
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  Caroline ellen
  Redward dau of Eliza Mills m.20jan1863 to James baldwin Redward 1830-1902
  b.20jan1863  Wellington
  d.1890
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  Edna
  murial
  b.08dec1888 Auckland (registered1889)
  d.07aug1974
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  m1.1911
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  Edward Humphreys 
  Crookenden   only son of Salusbury Davenport Crookenden, Colonel
  b.decqt1884 Newcastle upon Tyne      ann Dunscombe eliza Sinclair
  d.1932

London Gazette, 10th January 1899
Staff Paymaster and Honorary Leiutenant-Colonel S.D.Crookenden to be Chief Paymaster, with the Hororary rank of Colonel, dated 8th January 1899


1891 census
source            RG12 piece 108  folio 96, page 13
place              Belsize, Hampstead , London
dwelling           schedule 39, 73 Belsize Park Gardens 

Salusbury D. Crookenden  head 47 Officer Major HM Army         Cheltenham, Glouscester
Anna         Crookenden  wife 39                               Dublin, Ireland
Camilla      Crookenden  dau  13                               Dublin,  Ireland
Dorothy      Crookenden  dau  12                               Dinafore, India
Mabel        Crookenden  dau  10                               Dublin,  Ireland
Frances      Crookenden  dau   9                               Dublin,  Ireland
Sybil        Crookenden  dau   8                               Newcastle upon Tyne
Edward       Crookenden  son   6                               Newcastle upon Tyne  
Louise       Sinclair   MIL   59                               Dublin,  Ireland
Susan        Hanley    serv    55   Cook                       Newton Meath, Ireland

Edward emigrated to nz 1904

S.S. Rimutaka departed London, 3rd August 1904,
Passenger No.711 Second Saloon
Crookenden Mr. E.H.  Farmer  aged 20        destination Port Charmers NZ

1911 voters list
Masterton, Wellington
Edward Humphries Crookenden, Hastwell, Farmer

Edna Mary Bannister first maried in 1911 to Edward humphreys Crookenden

Evening Post, 26th July 1911
MARRIAGES. CKOOKENDEN~BANNISTER.- On the l9th July, at St. Mark's Church, Wellington, by the Rev, A. M. Johnson, M. A., Edward Humphreys Crookenden, only son of the late Col. S. D. Crookenden, Imperial Army, England, to Edna Muriel Bannister, only daughter of W, M, Bannister, o£ Coottia, New South Wales.

New Zealand times, 25th November 1914
WAIRAAPA NEWS Mr E. Crookenden has sold his property at Hastwell to Mr O. Ammundeen.

Voters Register
1919 Masterton,wellington 
Edward humphries  Crookenden, Hastwell, Eketahuna, Farmer
Edna Muriel       Crookenden, Hastwell, Eketahuna, married

they had a least 5 children
Allan davenport 1912 d.1992
Denis salisbury 1913 d.1956 aged 42
Edward humphries 1914 died 29 nov 1914 aged 8 days
Florence betty ? 1916
Jean mary sinclair 1916 d.1981
Sybil 1921 d.

Pahiatua Herald, 11th September 1923
Dairying at Eketahuna Kaiparoro Cheese Mr Crookenden considered that by making a dry cheese the company had lost £445. Was it worth losing that money for the sake of a few seccond-grade cheese which would still realise quite a good price at Home Mr Crookenden said the land appeared at four or five times its actual value, and should be brought down. It appeared now at the price paid for it and since then a building had been burnt down. Then there were five Bristol and Dominions shares; which should have been written off. The chairman said the plant value m&re than made up for the land, it was only since the balance-sheet was issued that they had official information that the Bristol and Dominions Co. had been liquidated. The amount would come off this season. Mr Crookenden pointed out that a joint and several bad been signed by principally non-suppliers now and it was a fair thing if their interests were protected. The majority of the present directors were not on the joint and several. It was further suggested that the directors should be required to sign but the chairman said compulsion could not be applied unless the Articles of Association were altered. There was some complaint at the factory only paying out 1s od. A motion that the balance sheet he referred back to the directors was lost by 9 votes, to 6. The chairman decided against block voting. The dry shareholders now exceeded suppliers. The meeting decided against the formation of a herd-testing association. It supported the Dairy Export Control Bill, and also resolved to purchase vells and manufacture its own rennet. It was decided that any balance be divided among suppliers, and that directors be paid 10s for each monthly meeting and the chairman, £1.

Pahiatua Herald, 11th September 1923

Dairying at Eketahuna Kaiparoro Cheese
Mr Crookenden considered that by making a dry cheese the company had lost £445. Was it worth losing that money for the sake of a few seccond-grade cheese which would still realise quite a good price at Home

Mr Crookenden said the land appeared at four or five times its actual value, and should be brought down. It appeared now at the price paid for it and since then a building had been burnt down. Then there were five Bristol and Dominions shares; which should have been written off.

The chairman said the plant value m&re than made up for the land, it was only since the balance-sheet was issued that they had official information that the Bristol and Dominions Co. had been liquidated. The amount would come off this season.
Mr Crookenden pointed out that a joint and several bad been signed by principally non-suppliers now and it was a fair thing if their interests were protected. The majority of the present directors were not on the joint and several. It was further suggested that the directors should be required to sign but the chairman said compulsion could not be applied unless the Articles of Association were altered. There was some complaint at the factory only paying out 1s od.
A motion that the balance sheet he referred back to the directors was lost by 9 votes, to 6.
The chairman decided against block voting. The dry shareholders now exceeded suppliers.
The meeting decided against the formation of a herd-testing association. It supported the Dairy Export Control Bill, and also resolved to purchase vells and manufacture its own rennet. It was decided that any balance be divided among suppliers, and that directors be paid 10s for each monthly meeting and the chairman, £1.

Edward died 02jan1932 Etetahuna, Wellington Buried Mauriceville, Wairerapa