Info 1d, RIP Walter henry Boylan

Info 1d, RIP, Walter henry Boylan

Source NZSG Cemetery Fiche
Surname BOYLAN
Given Names Walter Henry
Year of Death 1888
Record Number 123
Record Type M/I
Age 57
Location: Opotiki Cemetery (corner Duke Street and Waioeka Rd.to Gisborne )

Death Date         03 November 1888 
Name               Walter Henry 
Surname            Boylan 
Where died         Omarumutu Opotiki 
Age                57 yrs 
Occupation         Publican
Cause of Death 
Informant nephew   Geo. Skipper
When Buried        05 November 1888 
Religion           Anglican
Born Where         Norfolk England
minister           JG Wells Anglican Minister

Certified copy of DEATH CERTIFICATE
Place of Registration	`Opotiki`
Deceased	`Walter henry Boylan`
Occupation	`Publican`
Sex, Age	`M, 57`
Cause of Death	`Lung disease of long standing`
Length of illness	`Not Certified`
Father	`Charles Boylan`
Occupation	`Carpenter`
Mother	`Susanah Boylan`
Maiden name	`Fuller`
Burial	`5 November 1888, Opotiki`
Born	`Hingham, Co. Norfolk, England`
Time in NZ	`14 Years`
Where Married	`~~~`
To whom Married	`~~~`
Age of Widow	`~~~`
Ages and sex of Children	`M , F ,`

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New Zealand Herald, 10th November 1888
The Opotiki Herald of Tuesday has the following;- We regret to have to announce the death of Mr. Walter H. Boylan, who passed peacefully away on Saturday morning last. He had been suffering for some time past with a hacking cough that gradually wore him away. About ten o'clock on the morning of his death, he said to his wife he was going to leave her, and asked her to get him his clothes. He then got up and dressed himself. He then had his child brought to him, which he kissed and said good-bye to. After bidding good-bye to his wife, saying, "I will leave you before eleven o'clock," he lay down on the bed on his back, stretched himself out with his hands by his side, closed his eyes as if in sleep, and then passed quietly away, and as he died, so was he buried, in his best suit. He was buried on Monday afternoon in the cemetery here, Rev. Mr. Wills officiating. Mr. Boylan kept the Omarumutu Hotel for some time past. He was a kindhearted host, and many a hungry tramp going and coming from Gisborne found food and shelter there who were without the means to repay him.

New Zealand Herald, 10th November 1888

The Opotiki Herald of Tuesday has the following;-
We regret to have to announce the death of Mr. Walter H. Boylan, who passed peacefully away on Saturday morning last. He had been suffering for some time past with a hacking cough that gradually wore him away.

About ten o'clock on the morning of his death, he said to his wife he was going to leave her, and asked her to get him his clothes. He then got up and dressed himself. He then had his child brought to him, which he kissed and said good-bye to. After bidding good-bye to his wife, saying, "I will leave you before eleven o'clock," he lay down on the bed on his back, stretched himself out with his hands by his side, closed his eyes as if in sleep, and then passed quietly away, and as he died, so was he buried, in his best suit.
He was buried on Monday afternoon in the cemetery here, Rev. Mr. Wills officiating.

Mr. Boylan kept the Omarumutu Hotel for some time past. He was a kindhearted host, and many a hungry tramp going and coming from Gisborne found food and shelter there who were without the means to repay him.

Auckland Star, 10th November 1888
Table Talk, Walter H. Boylan, formerly of the Omarumutu Hotel, near Opotiki, died last Saturday. He Dressed himself in his Sunday clothes, bade his wife and children goodbye, and laydown and died peacefully.

Last WILL and Testiment

Last WILL and Testiment
Omaramutu Hotel 24th October 1888 This is the last WILL anf Testiment of Walter Boylan of Omaramutu, I give devise and bequeath to my reputed daughter `May Boylan` of Omaramutu, all my Estate and effects both real and personal whatsover and wheresoever and of what nature and quality soever and - I hereby Appoint Edward Ogilvie Ross of Omaramutu sole Executor and Trustee of and for the purpose of this my WILL. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this Twenty fourth day of October One Thuosand Eight Hundred and Eighty Eight. `Walter henry X his mark - Boylan` Signed by the said Walter Henry Boylan In the presence of us present at the same time who in his presence and in the presence of each other Attest and Suncribe our names as Witnesses Hereunto. `Arthur Phillip` Tennent Omaramutu Taka Totara

Omaramutu Hotel
24th October 1888

This is the last WILL anf Testiment of Walter Boylan of Omaramutu,
I give devise and bequeath to my reputed daughter May Boylan of Omaramutu, all my Estate and effects both real and personal whatsover and wheresoever and of what nature and quality soever and -
I hereby Appoint Edward Ogilvie Ross of Omaramutu sole Executor and Trustee of and for the purpose of this my WILL.
In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this Twenty fourth day of October
One Thuosand Eight Hundred and Eighty Eight.
Walter henry X his mark - Boylan

Signed by the said Walter Henry Boylan
In the presence of us present at the same time
who in his presence and in the presence of each other
Attest and Suncribe our names as Witnesses Hereunto.
Arthur Phillip Tennent Omaramutu
Taka Totara

Note; Probate filed 9 April 1889 Reference BBAE 1569 0461/89,
His executor declared the value of his estated to be under 20 pounds