Name: Isabella Cains
Sex: F
Birth: 1831 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Death: 1929 in Hastings, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand
Emigration: 22 APR 1839 From England to New Zealand aboard the "Active"
Father:
William Tudway Cains
Mother:
Isabella Whittle
Marriage 1
William Peakman b: 1 SEP 1825 in Birmingham, England
Married: 15 NOV 1853 in Russell, New Zealand
Children
1. Mary Louise Peakman b: 1852 in Russell, Auckland, New Zealand m1 William
Peter Smith 25.02.1871
2.
William Henry Peakman b: 1856 in Russell, Auckland, New Zealand m1. Peti
Hie m2 Pango Huka William Henry Peakman was a station manager at
Putere, Wairoa, he died at 89 years. Came to Wairoa in 1863
3. Harriet Eliza Peakman b: 14 JUN 1858 in Russell, Auckland, New Zealand m.
Edmund Harry Lee
4.
Agnes Peakman b: 16 FEB 1863 in Wairoa, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand
m George Sargesson 13.03.1885
5.
Frances Catharine Peakman b: 2 MAY 1865 in Wairoa, Hawkes Bay, New
Zealand
6. Frederick Charles Peakman b: 13 DEC 1867 in Turiroa, Wairoa, Hawkes Bay,
New Zealand bachelor, NI
Notes; The Wairoa County History makes reference to 'Peakman and Walsh who
in September 1894 successfully tendered to repair flood damage for a section
of the Wairoa-Waikaremoana road for 35 pounds. In June 1895, F.Peakman
successfully tendered for the formation of 70 chains of the Mahia road at
five shillings and nine pence a chain.' There are other references in the
history in similar mode to tenders let to F.Peakman up until 1912.
7. Helen Alice Peakman b: 19 MAY 1871 in Wairoa, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand m1
Frederick Tankard
Isabella Cains married William Peakman
at Russell, NZ on 15th Nov. 1853 at the age of 22 years. They began married
life at Russell, NZ where William was serving with the 58th. Regiment.
After his discharge from the army, Isabella and William moved to the HB, NZ
area where Isabella died in 1929, at the age of 98 years. Both she and
William are buried in the Hastings, NZ, cemetery.
Isabella is the daughter of William Tudway Cains and Isabella Whittle. She
was born in Sydney, Australia in 1831
Link to
Isabella Cains in GENDA
Genealogy Projects and links
These family history sites; Peakman, Solomon, Sheridan, Schmidt/Smith, John Hook, Thorpe, cover genealogical lines of my children. The McAneny site is Peakman related. The Whakaki site is relevant, as it is the place of our beginnings here
in New Zealand.
The genealogies herein are the culmination of about ten years work. Assistance has come in the form of a book handed down to me, and by consultation with family members.
Solomon; This site is about the Solomon/Taruna family. This Solomon name is not to be confused with other Solomons. The name is a young one and is only a few generations old. The name was adopted, and transliterated from Horomona to the english name Solomon.
Sheridan; This Sheridan family is a small, of many and varied parts. Like their Sheridan ancestors, they too are travellers, innovators, searchers, and also very clever.
Schmidt/Smith; This site is dedicated to our ancestors Hachem Johann Schmidt or Smith or Mete, and his wife Tauarai Parapara Kurekure TeMau Smith. The recantation of these genealogies allows us to remember these ancestors and to celebrate our own birth.
John Hook; John Hook was also known as Jack Hook, Flash Jack, Flashy Jack, Captain Hook, Brassy Jack and Black Jack, and Tieki Huka to name some.
Thorpe; Welcome to this the Thorpe family history site. it is written for and in memory of our grand-mother
May Thorpe and indeed all of our people who have gone before.
McAneny; The descendants of Catherine and Patrick McAneny are numerous. This site is a comprehensive look at the descendants and ancestry of this couple.
Whakaki; This is not the official Whakaki website, but my understanding of Whakaki - the place that I call Home. This is my attempt to put together the histories, stories and genealogical lines of this place.
Genealogy Database; A database of Peakman names as well all those names in related links. These include Smith, Hook, Sheridan, Solomon, Thorpe, Whakaki and McAneny.
Peter Smith Family; Peter Smith, son of Hachem Smith, and his generations.