Canterbury Provincial Gazette – 1857 – No. 21

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Gordon, Wm. A., head of bay, Akaroa, householder, Akaroa

Haylock, Charles Lagden, Akaroa, miller and farmer, house and land, Akaroa, value £50
Haylock, George, Akaroa, miller, leaseholder, Akaroa
Haylock, Charles, Akaroa, miller, mill and land, Akaroa, value £50
Hempleman, George, Akaroa, master whaler, house and land, Akaroa, value £5 per annum
Hay, Ebenezer, Pigeon bay, land holder, freehold estate, Pigeon bay
Hay, John, Pigeon bay, hotel-keeper, freehold estate, Pigeon bay
Hurly, Timothy, Okain's bay, sawyer, freehold estate, Okain's bay
Hammond, James, German bay, sawyer, leaseholder and householder, German bay
Hammond, Charles, German bay, sawyer, leaseholder and householder, German bay
Howard, Edward, Pigeon bay, sawyer, householder, Pigeon bay
Howland, Seth, Okain's bay, shipwright, householder, Okain's bay
Harrig, William, Okain's bay, sawyer, householder, Banks' Peninsula
Holland, William, Akaroa, labourer, freeholder, Akaroa
Henderson, William, Akaroa, publican, householder and freeholder, Akaroa
Haughton, Thomas, Akaroa, constable, householder, Akaroa

Joux de, Frederick, Head of bay, sawyer, leaseholder, head of bay, Akaroa
Jones, John, Little Akaroa, farmer, freeholder and householder, Little Akaroa

Knowles, Francis, Pigeon bay, teacher, house and land, Pigeon bay, value £5 per annum
Kubler, John Frederick, German bay, cooper, house and land, German bay, value £5 per annum
Kesteven, Thomas, Akaroa, gentlemen, householder, Akaroa

Le Cren, Henry, Lyttelton, merchant, freeholder, Akaroa
Lucas, William, Lands end, Akaroa, farmer, freehold estate, Lands end

Little, George, Okain's bay, sawyer, freeholder and householder, Okain's bay
Libeau, Joseph, Akaroa, gardener, freeholder, Akaroa
Leproux, Adolph, head of bay, Akaroa, boat maker, householder and leaseholder, head of bay, Akaroa
Levaillient, Louis, Akaroa, farmer, leaseholder and freeholder, head of bay, Akaroa
Lelieon, François, Akaroa, farmer, freeholder, Akaroa

Marshall, John, Pigeon bay, shipwright, householder and freeholder, Pigeon bay
Marshall, George, Pigeon bay, shipwright, householder and freeholder, Pigeon bay
Malmanche de, Emery, Akaroa, farmer, freeholder, Akaroa
Malmanche, Francis, Akaroa, farmer, freeholder, Akaroa
Morgan, Moore, Akaroa, laborer, freehold estate, Akaroa
McHutchinson, John, Pigeon bay, farmer, House, Craigforth, value £5 per annum
Mason, George, Okain's bay, sawyer, freehold estate, Okain's bay
McIntosh, Alexander, McIntosh bay, farmer, freehold estate, McIntosh bay
Muter, Dunbar Douglass, Akaroa, officer of the British army, freehold estate, German bay
Moore, William, Okain's bay, sawyer, freeholder and householder, Okain's bay
Myers, William, Okain's bay, blacksmith, householder, Okain's bay
Masset, Charles, German bay, blacksmith, freeholder, German bay

Pavitt, John, German bay, farmer, freehold estate, German bay
Pavitt, Frederick, Woodlands, Akaroa, farmer, freeholder, Woodlands, Akaroa
Pavitt, Henry, Woodlands, Akaroa, farmer, freeholder, Woodlands, Akaroa
Pavitt, Frank, Woodlands, Akaroa, farmer, freeholder, Woodlands, Akaroa
Pavitt, Alfred, Woodlands, Akaroa, farmer, freeholder, Woodlands, Akaroa
Perceval, Augustus G., Akaroa, gentleman, householder, Akaroa

PDF — Canterbury Provincial Gazette 1857, No 21

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🏛️ Electoral Roll for the Akaroa District, 1857-58 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated1 September 1857
KeywordsElectoral Roll, Akaroa, Voters, 1857-58
👱🏽 Names

46 names identified

Wm. A. Gordon, Listed on electoral roll
Charles Lagden Haylock, Listed on electoral roll
George Haylock, Listed on electoral roll
Charles Haylock, Listed on electoral roll
George Hempleman, Listed on electoral roll
Ebenezer Hay, Listed on electoral roll
John Hay, Listed on electoral roll
Timothy Hurly, Listed on electoral roll
James Hammond, Listed on electoral roll
Charles Hammond, Listed on electoral roll
Edward Howard, Listed on electoral roll
Seth Howland, Listed on electoral roll
William Harrig, Listed on electoral roll
William Holland, Listed on electoral roll
William Henderson, Listed on electoral roll
Thomas Haughton, Listed on electoral roll
Frederick de Joux, Listed on electoral roll
John Jones, Listed on electoral roll
Francis Knowles, Listed on electoral roll
John Frederick Kubler, Listed on electoral roll
Thomas Kesteven, Listed on electoral roll
Henry Le Cren, Listed on electoral roll
William Lucas, Listed on electoral roll
George Little, Listed on electoral roll
Joseph Libeau, Listed on electoral roll
Adolph Leproux, Listed on electoral roll
Louis Levaillient, Listed on electoral roll
François Lelieon, Listed on electoral roll
John Marshall, Listed on electoral roll
George Marshall, Listed on electoral roll
Emery de Malmanche, Listed on electoral roll
Francis Malmanche, Listed on electoral roll
Moore Morgan, Listed on electoral roll
John McHutchinson, Listed on electoral roll
George Mason, Listed on electoral roll
Alexander McIntosh, Listed on electoral roll
Dunbar Douglass Muter, Listed on electoral roll
William Moore, Listed on electoral roll
William Myers, Listed on electoral roll
Charles Masset, Listed on electoral roll
John Pavitt, Listed on electoral roll
Frederick Pavitt, Listed on electoral roll
Henry Pavitt, Listed on electoral roll
Frank Pavitt, Listed on electoral roll
Alfred Pavitt, Listed on electoral roll
Augustus G. Perceval, Listed on electoral roll

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