Samuel married Edith White and settled in the Hutt. They had 4 children.
He was very involved in the town and a member of the Wellington racing club, the trotting club, Federated Farmers, Lodge etc.
He grew many vegetables on the 100 acre farm that he lived on and managed for Reuben King (situated on the main road of Taita) which he gave to friends and neighbours of the district during the depression.
Samuel died of gastroenteritis aged 70, 10 years before his wife Edith who is buried here beside him.
Samuel married Edith White and settled in the Hutt. They had 4 children.
He was very involved in the town and a member of the Wellington racing club, the trotting club, Federated Farmers, Lodge etc.
He grew many vegetables on the 100 acre farm that he lived on and managed for Reuben King (situated on the main road of Taita) which he gave to friends and neighbours of the district during the depression.
Samuel died of gastroenteritis aged 70, 10 years before his wife Edith who is buried here beside him.
Family Members
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Caroline Peck
1876–1877
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Isabella "Bella" Peck Taucher
1877–1959
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Ellen Peck Peagram
1879–1958
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Elizabeth "Lizzie" Peck Peck
1881–1921
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Henry Peck
1883–1971
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Leonard "Len" Peck
1886–1953
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John "Jack" Peck
1889–1959
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Myrtle Peck Peck
1891–1977
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Ivy Peck Sowerby
1893–1925
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Minnie Ada Peck Sowerby
1896–1991
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Frances "Fanny" Peck
1898–1903
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Dorothy Grace Peck Gartner
1900–1975
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