New Ulster Gazette – 1851 – No. 2

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✨ List of Officiating Ministers

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Registrar General’s Office,
Auckland, 30th December, 1850.

PURSUANT to the Provisions of the 40th, 41st, and 42nd clauses of the Marriage Ordinance, Session 8, No. 7, 1847, the following List of Officiating Ministers is herewith published for general information.

Robert Kelly,
Registrar General.

LIST OF OFFICIATING MINISTERS IN THE PROVINCE OF NEW ULSTER.

Names	Residences

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

Names	Residences
Rev. J. F. Churton	Auckland
" F. Thatcher	...
" G. A. Kissling	On leave of absence
" P. Fisher	Onehunga
" A. G. Purchas	...
" J. F. Lloyd	St. John’s College
" C. J. Abraham	...
" V. Lush	Howick
" T. Lanfear	Hauraki
" R. Maunsell	Waikato Heads
" J. Morgan	Otawhao
" B. Y. Ashwell	Tukupoto
" Henry Williams	Paihia
" R. Burrows	Waimate
" R. Davis	Kaikohe
" J. Matthews	Kaitaia
" A. N. Brown	Tauranga
" C. P. Davis	...
" T. C. Chapman	Rotorua
" W. Williams	Turanga
" R. Barker	Whaiapu

WESLEYAN CHURCH.

Names	Residences
Rev. W. Lawry	Auckland
" T. Buddle	...
" J. H. Fletcher	Three Kings
" A. Reid	Manukau
" H. H. Lawry	...
" John Hobbs	Hokianga
" John Warren	Waima
" J. Bullet	Wairoa, Kaipara
" J. Wallis	Waingaroa
" G. Buttle	Waipa
" G. Smales	Aotea
" J. Whiteley	Kawhia

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Names	Residences
Rev. Lewis Rozet	St. Mary’s College, North Shore
" William Benson	Auckland
" H. J. Fynes	...
" Timothy O’Rourke	...
" Lewis Reynaud	Howick
" E. J. Clery	Onehunga
" Mr. Reignier	Rotorua
" Mr. Morceau	...
" Maximas Petit	Hokianga
" L. T. Bourand	...
" Joseph Mary Gerard	Waikato
" J. M. Pairier	Tauranga
" J. L. Legala	Opotiki
" F. Klotz	...
" John Alletag	Kororareka

I, Robert Kelly, Registrar General for the Province of New Ulster, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the "List of Officiating Ministers" for the said Province, compiled by me in conformity with the instructions contained in Clauses 40, 41, and 42 of the "Marriage Ordinance," Session 8, No. 7.

Robert Kelly,
Registrar General.

Registrar General’s Office,
Auckland, Dec. 30, 1850.

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VUW Te Waharoa — New Ulster Gazette 1851, No 2

The short-lived province of New Ulster never had an established council building (in fact, the New Ulster Legislative Council never met). The Province was led by Lieutenant-Governor George Dean-Pitt, whose residence was a regency style villa (depicted) at the top of Greys Avenue, Auckland.

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⚖️ List of Officiating Ministers in New Ulster

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
Dated30 December 1850
KeywordsMarriage Ordinance, Officiating Ministers, Church of England, Wesleyan Church, Roman Catholic Church, New Ulster
👱🏽 Names

48 names identified

J. F. Churton (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Church of England
F. Thatcher (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Church of England
G. A. Kissling (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Church of England
P. Fisher (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Church of England
A. G. Purchas (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Church of England
J. F. Lloyd (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Church of England
C. J. Abraham (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Church of England
V. Lush (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Church of England
T. Lanfear (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Church of England
R. Maunsell (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Church of England
J. Morgan (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Church of England
B. Y. Ashwell (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Church of England
Henry Williams (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Church of England
R. Burrows (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Church of England
R. Davis (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Church of England
J. Matthews (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Church of England
A. N. Brown (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Church of England
C. P. Davis (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Church of England
T. C. Chapman (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Church of England
W. Williams (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Church of England
R. Barker (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Church of England
W. Lawry (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Wesleyan Church
T. Buddle (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Wesleyan Church
J. H. Fletcher (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Wesleyan Church
A. Reid (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Wesleyan Church
H. H. Lawry (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Wesleyan Church
John Hobbs (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Wesleyan Church
John Warren (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Wesleyan Church
J. Bullet (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Wesleyan Church
J. Wallis (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Wesleyan Church
G. Buttle (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Wesleyan Church
G. Smales (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Wesleyan Church
J. Whiteley (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Wesleyan Church
Lewis Rozet (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Roman Catholic Church
William Benson (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Roman Catholic Church
H. J. Fynes (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Roman Catholic Church
Timothy O’Rourke (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Roman Catholic Church
Lewis Reynaud (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Roman Catholic Church
E. J. Clery (Rev.), Officiating Minister, Roman Catholic Church
Reignier (Mr.), Officiating Minister, Roman Catholic Church
Morceau (Mr.), Officiating Minister, Roman Catholic Church
Maximas Petit, Officiating Minister, Roman Catholic Church
L. T. Bourand, Officiating Minister, Roman Catholic Church
Joseph Mary Gerard, Officiating Minister, Roman Catholic Church
J. M. Pairier, Officiating Minister, Roman Catholic Church
J. L. Legala, Officiating Minister, Roman Catholic Church
F. Klotz, Officiating Minister, Roman Catholic Church
John Alletag, Officiating Minister, Roman Catholic Church

👩‍💼 Officials

Robert Kelly, Registrar General

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