Wellington Provincial Gazette – 1857 – No. 15

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✨ Electoral Roll for the City of Wellington, 1857-58

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Names of Claimants. | Place of Abode. | Calling or Business. | Qualification.

--- | --- | --- | ---
J | | |
Johnston, John | Karori | Merchant | Freehold, Upper Hutt
Jones, Henry | Lower Hutt | Farmer | Leasehold, Lower Hutt
Jones, William | Upper Hutt | Sawyer | Leasehold, Upper Hutt
Judd, William (senr.) | Stokes’ Valley | Farmer | Leasehold, Hutt district
Judd, William (junr.) | Waiwetu | Farmer | Freehold, Hutt district

VUW Te Waharoa — Wellington Provincial Gazette 1857, No 15

The Wellington Provincial Council Chambers (depicted) were shared with Parliament after 1865

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🏛️ Electoral Roll for the City of Wellington, 1857-58 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Roll, Wellington, Voters, Qualification
👱🏽 Names

53 names identified

John Johnston, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Henry Jones, Claimant on Electoral Roll
William Jones, Claimant on Electoral Roll
William Judd (senior), Claimant on Electoral Roll
William Judd (junior), Claimant on Electoral Roll
James Kelham, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Richard Kebblewhite, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Richard Kelly, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Robert Kemble, Claimant on Electoral Roll
William Charles Keys, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Alfred Keys, Claimant on Electoral Roll
William King, Claimant on Electoral Roll
James Knight, Claimant on Electoral Roll
William Knight, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Henry Knight, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Frederick John Knox, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Peter Laing, Claimant on Electoral Roll
James Lansdale, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Joseph Lawson, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Robert Lawson, Claimant on Electoral Roll
John Leverton, Claimant on Electoral Roll
David Lewis, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Alfred Ludlam, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Charles Edward Luxford, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Henry Lynch, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Charles Mabey, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Job Mabey, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Jonathan Manning, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Thomas Mason, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Arthur Masters, Claimant on Electoral Roll
James May, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Robert M'Alley, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Elliot M'Coy, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Robert M'Culloch, Claimant on Electoral Roll
William M'Dowall, Claimant on Electoral Roll
David M'Ewen, Claimant on Electoral Roll
David M'Hardie, Claimant on Electoral Roll
David M'Hardie (junior), Claimant on Electoral Roll
John M'Hardie, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Thomas M'Kay, Claimant on Electoral Roll
John M'Kenzie, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Duncan M'Kenzie, Claimant on Electoral Roll
John M'Laggan, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Henry Meager, Claimant on Electoral Roll
William Membery, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Thomas Mills, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Alexander Milne, Claimant on Electoral Roll
T. William Milne, Claimant on Electoral Roll
William Minchen, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Alexander Monk, Claimant on Electoral Roll
William Moody, Claimant on Electoral Roll
George Moore, Claimant on Electoral Roll
Stephen Mudgway, Claimant on Electoral Roll

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