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Birth: Scotlands People Statutory Births: 1872 440/00 0040
Name: Margaret Wilkie
Date: 1872, December 11 11 h 0 m PM
Place: Walkerton, Kinglassie, Fife
Sex: Female
Parents: Robert Wilkie - Yarn Bleacher - Journeyman & Elizabeth Wilkie MS MITCHELL
their Marriage: June 12 1864, Leslie Fife
Informant: Robert Wilkie, Father, Not present
Registered: 1872 December 14 at Kinglassie, John Browne Registrar
ancestry.ca file - Auckland Ship - 1245 tons, Captain: Stevens, Surgeon Superintendant:
Sailed Glasgow 27th August 1874 - arrived Dunedin 21st November 1874
List of Passengers:
Wilkie, William D., Age 57, County Fife, Occupation Ploughman
Wilkie, Margaret, Age 55
Wilkie, Christiana, Age 21
Wilkie, William Age 16
Wilkie, Peter Age 14
Wilkie, Charles Age 12
Wilkie, Robert Age 26, County Fife, Occupation Ploughman
Wilkie, Elizabeth Age 26
Wilkie, Andrew Age 7
Wilkie, Elizabeth Age 3
Wilkie, Margaret Age 1
Certainly there seems to be a little discrepancy in the ages and birth dates as I know them, but then this did happen on passenger lists and other databases - so for the moment this checks out. I wonder, though, why Janet left earlier and was married in New Zealand, then also Son James - seems he was perhaps married there also - why did they leave earlier. I also wonder if all of these families or just some were sponsored by the govt to migrate to New Zealand????? HW Jan 2011
New Zealand Cemetery Records 1800-2007
Transcription of Death Registrations 1859 - 1884 - Districts of North, East and West Taieri, Otago New Zealand Page 28
Entry 394
Margaret Wilkie - Died 23 Dec 1874 at East Taieri, Aged 2 years, of marasmus, Daughter of Robert Wilkie, a farm servant. Informant: James Wilkie, a butcher of East Taieri
Register Number 191
I believe this to be our Margaret Wilkie, Daughter of Robert Wilkie & Elizabeth Mitchell - as their Daughter Margaret, was Age 1 year on Passenger list of Ship Auckland, arriving in Dunedin 23 Nov 1874. This is the area where Robert & Elizabeth Wilkie were living - East Taieri - and Robert was a farm labourer. Mar 2019 hw
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