George was a Mariner, a son of Vincent Mathews Conrad & his first wife, Electa Colton Bradway
He married Mary McNamara in St Mary of the Angels, Boulcott St, Wellington on 19 August 1857. In 1859 they were living in Molesworth St., Wellington.
their known children
1859 - 1869 - Electa Colton Conrad (aged 10)
. buried Mount Street, Wellington
1861 - 1912 Ellen 'Nellie' Conrad (+Caterson)
. died in Sydney
1864 - 1918 George Walter Conrad (+Pikia)
. changed his surname to Seymour, died Mokai
1866 - 1867 Robert John Conrad (8 months)
. buried Mount Street
1868 - 1908 Alexander Frederick Conrad (+Palmer)
. died Palmerston North
1869 - 1870 Charles Henry Conrad (1.4)
. twin with David, died Palmerston North
1869 - 1941 David Albert Conrad (+Wrathall)
. changed his surname to Seymour, died Te Kuiti
1873 - 1951 Ann Conrad (+Blake)
. twin with John Joseph, had 11 children, died in Marton
1873 - 1961 John Joseph Conrad (+Ayres)
. changed his name to McNamara, died Timaru
1876 - 1950 Robert Conrad (+House)
. changed his surname to Seymour. Married his brother Edmund's widow, Bertha House (1886-1949) in Taihape 1946. Died in Christchurch
1882 - 1917 Catherine 'Kate' Conrad (+Gett)
. died Mt Victoria, Wellington, buried Karori
1884 - 1945 Edmund Colton Conrad (+House)
. served WWI as Trooper 11/1137 with the Wellington Mounted Rifles, 5th Reinforcements. Enlisted from Taumarunui. Next of kin was his sister Mrs Ann Blake of Bulls.
April 1872 I hereby give notice that I will not be answerable for any debt or debts contracted by my wife, Mary Conrad, after this day - G. W. CONRAD
Woodville Examiner, 27 March 1885 A meeting was held in the Town Hall on Saturday afternoon the 14th inst., for the purpose of opening a new Court of Foresters in connection with the Hawke's Bay district, to be designated the Rising Sun of Danevirke. The following candidates were initiated:- J. Allardice, M/ Henderson, W. Henderson, A. B. Cole, W. Rossiter, C. Olsen, W. Schmidt, W. G. Couper, P. Ericksen, G. W. CONRAD, A. Gordon, R. Mauritzen, A. Persen, G. Holingworth, C. Walker, W. Bierre and J. M. Halversen. J.B., Bro. Conrad, elected and installed.
Bush Advocate, 7 July 1891
Danevirke School Committee We draw attention to an application made by Mr G. W. Conrad, for a certificate to the effect that his son John passed a certain standard in the Danevirke public school and in referring the matter to the Head Teacher and also to the Clerk of the Education Board, we were told no record was available. This being a matter of great importance should be enquired into, as any young ma applying for a situation in the public service, is required to produce his standard pass. We believe Master Conrad attended the Danevirke school in the years 1885-6 and 1887
August 1891 At the Dannevirke police Court a prohibition order was made against Mary Conrad. The order was applied for by her husband, his evidence disclosed a distressing state of affairs thorough her indulgence in drink
In 1893 George was a Bushman, living in Dannevirke
Bush Advocate, 16 Dec 1893 Mr T. Bates has presented an armchair to be competed for in the Old Men's Race(he was 59) at the sports on Boxing Day. Mr G. W. Conrad, a previous winner, will not be eligible to compete.
He married Mary McNamara in St Mary of the Angels, Boulcott St, Wellington on 19 August 1857. In 1859 they were living in Molesworth St., Wellington.
their known children
1859 - 1869 - Electa Colton Conrad (aged 10)
. buried Mount Street, Wellington
1861 - 1912 Ellen 'Nellie' Conrad (+Caterson)
. died in Sydney
1864 - 1918 George Walter Conrad (+Pikia)
. changed his surname to Seymour, died Mokai
1866 - 1867 Robert John Conrad (8 months)
. buried Mount Street
1868 - 1908 Alexander Frederick Conrad (+Palmer)
. died Palmerston North
1869 - 1870 Charles Henry Conrad (1.4)
. twin with David, died Palmerston North
1869 - 1941 David Albert Conrad (+Wrathall)
. changed his surname to Seymour, died Te Kuiti
1873 - 1951 Ann Conrad (+Blake)
. twin with John Joseph, had 11 children, died in Marton
1873 - 1961 John Joseph Conrad (+Ayres)
. changed his name to McNamara, died Timaru
1876 - 1950 Robert Conrad (+House)
. changed his surname to Seymour. Married his brother Edmund's widow, Bertha House (1886-1949) in Taihape 1946. Died in Christchurch
1882 - 1917 Catherine 'Kate' Conrad (+Gett)
. died Mt Victoria, Wellington, buried Karori
1884 - 1945 Edmund Colton Conrad (+House)
. served WWI as Trooper 11/1137 with the Wellington Mounted Rifles, 5th Reinforcements. Enlisted from Taumarunui. Next of kin was his sister Mrs Ann Blake of Bulls.
April 1872 I hereby give notice that I will not be answerable for any debt or debts contracted by my wife, Mary Conrad, after this day - G. W. CONRAD
Woodville Examiner, 27 March 1885 A meeting was held in the Town Hall on Saturday afternoon the 14th inst., for the purpose of opening a new Court of Foresters in connection with the Hawke's Bay district, to be designated the Rising Sun of Danevirke. The following candidates were initiated:- J. Allardice, M/ Henderson, W. Henderson, A. B. Cole, W. Rossiter, C. Olsen, W. Schmidt, W. G. Couper, P. Ericksen, G. W. CONRAD, A. Gordon, R. Mauritzen, A. Persen, G. Holingworth, C. Walker, W. Bierre and J. M. Halversen. J.B., Bro. Conrad, elected and installed.
Bush Advocate, 7 July 1891
Danevirke School Committee We draw attention to an application made by Mr G. W. Conrad, for a certificate to the effect that his son John passed a certain standard in the Danevirke public school and in referring the matter to the Head Teacher and also to the Clerk of the Education Board, we were told no record was available. This being a matter of great importance should be enquired into, as any young ma applying for a situation in the public service, is required to produce his standard pass. We believe Master Conrad attended the Danevirke school in the years 1885-6 and 1887
August 1891 At the Dannevirke police Court a prohibition order was made against Mary Conrad. The order was applied for by her husband, his evidence disclosed a distressing state of affairs thorough her indulgence in drink
In 1893 George was a Bushman, living in Dannevirke
Bush Advocate, 16 Dec 1893 Mr T. Bates has presented an armchair to be competed for in the Old Men's Race(he was 59) at the sports on Boxing Day. Mr G. W. Conrad, a previous winner, will not be eligible to compete.
George was a Mariner, a son of Vincent Mathews Conrad & his first wife, Electa Colton Bradway
He married Mary McNamara in St Mary of the Angels, Boulcott St, Wellington on 19 August 1857. In 1859 they were living in Molesworth St., Wellington.
their known children
1859 - 1869 - Electa Colton Conrad (aged 10)
. buried Mount Street, Wellington
1861 - 1912 Ellen 'Nellie' Conrad (+Caterson)
. died in Sydney
1864 - 1918 George Walter Conrad (+Pikia)
. changed his surname to Seymour, died Mokai
1866 - 1867 Robert John Conrad (8 months)
. buried Mount Street
1868 - 1908 Alexander Frederick Conrad (+Palmer)
. died Palmerston North
1869 - 1870 Charles Henry Conrad (1.4)
. twin with David, died Palmerston North
1869 - 1941 David Albert Conrad (+Wrathall)
. changed his surname to Seymour, died Te Kuiti
1873 - 1951 Ann Conrad (+Blake)
. twin with John Joseph, had 11 children, died in Marton
1873 - 1961 John Joseph Conrad (+Ayres)
. changed his name to McNamara, died Timaru
1876 - 1950 Robert Conrad (+House)
. changed his surname to Seymour. Married his brother Edmund's widow, Bertha House (1886-1949) in Taihape 1946. Died in Christchurch
1882 - 1917 Catherine 'Kate' Conrad (+Gett)
. died Mt Victoria, Wellington, buried Karori
1884 - 1945 Edmund Colton Conrad (+House)
. served WWI as Trooper 11/1137 with the Wellington Mounted Rifles, 5th Reinforcements. Enlisted from Taumarunui. Next of kin was his sister Mrs Ann Blake of Bulls.
April 1872 I hereby give notice that I will not be answerable for any debt or debts contracted by my wife, Mary Conrad, after this day - G. W. CONRAD
Woodville Examiner, 27 March 1885 A meeting was held in the Town Hall on Saturday afternoon the 14th inst., for the purpose of opening a new Court of Foresters in connection with the Hawke's Bay district, to be designated the Rising Sun of Danevirke. The following candidates were initiated:- J. Allardice, M/ Henderson, W. Henderson, A. B. Cole, W. Rossiter, C. Olsen, W. Schmidt, W. G. Couper, P. Ericksen, G. W. CONRAD, A. Gordon, R. Mauritzen, A. Persen, G. Holingworth, C. Walker, W. Bierre and J. M. Halversen. J.B., Bro. Conrad, elected and installed.
Bush Advocate, 7 July 1891
Danevirke School Committee We draw attention to an application made by Mr G. W. Conrad, for a certificate to the effect that his son John passed a certain standard in the Danevirke public school and in referring the matter to the Head Teacher and also to the Clerk of the Education Board, we were told no record was available. This being a matter of great importance should be enquired into, as any young ma applying for a situation in the public service, is required to produce his standard pass. We believe Master Conrad attended the Danevirke school in the years 1885-6 and 1887
August 1891 At the Dannevirke police Court a prohibition order was made against Mary Conrad. The order was applied for by her husband, his evidence disclosed a distressing state of affairs thorough her indulgence in drink
In 1893 George was a Bushman, living in Dannevirke
Bush Advocate, 16 Dec 1893 Mr T. Bates has presented an armchair to be competed for in the Old Men's Race(he was 59) at the sports on Boxing Day. Mr G. W. Conrad, a previous winner, will not be eligible to compete.
He married Mary McNamara in St Mary of the Angels, Boulcott St, Wellington on 19 August 1857. In 1859 they were living in Molesworth St., Wellington.
their known children
1859 - 1869 - Electa Colton Conrad (aged 10)
. buried Mount Street, Wellington
1861 - 1912 Ellen 'Nellie' Conrad (+Caterson)
. died in Sydney
1864 - 1918 George Walter Conrad (+Pikia)
. changed his surname to Seymour, died Mokai
1866 - 1867 Robert John Conrad (8 months)
. buried Mount Street
1868 - 1908 Alexander Frederick Conrad (+Palmer)
. died Palmerston North
1869 - 1870 Charles Henry Conrad (1.4)
. twin with David, died Palmerston North
1869 - 1941 David Albert Conrad (+Wrathall)
. changed his surname to Seymour, died Te Kuiti
1873 - 1951 Ann Conrad (+Blake)
. twin with John Joseph, had 11 children, died in Marton
1873 - 1961 John Joseph Conrad (+Ayres)
. changed his name to McNamara, died Timaru
1876 - 1950 Robert Conrad (+House)
. changed his surname to Seymour. Married his brother Edmund's widow, Bertha House (1886-1949) in Taihape 1946. Died in Christchurch
1882 - 1917 Catherine 'Kate' Conrad (+Gett)
. died Mt Victoria, Wellington, buried Karori
1884 - 1945 Edmund Colton Conrad (+House)
. served WWI as Trooper 11/1137 with the Wellington Mounted Rifles, 5th Reinforcements. Enlisted from Taumarunui. Next of kin was his sister Mrs Ann Blake of Bulls.
April 1872 I hereby give notice that I will not be answerable for any debt or debts contracted by my wife, Mary Conrad, after this day - G. W. CONRAD
Woodville Examiner, 27 March 1885 A meeting was held in the Town Hall on Saturday afternoon the 14th inst., for the purpose of opening a new Court of Foresters in connection with the Hawke's Bay district, to be designated the Rising Sun of Danevirke. The following candidates were initiated:- J. Allardice, M/ Henderson, W. Henderson, A. B. Cole, W. Rossiter, C. Olsen, W. Schmidt, W. G. Couper, P. Ericksen, G. W. CONRAD, A. Gordon, R. Mauritzen, A. Persen, G. Holingworth, C. Walker, W. Bierre and J. M. Halversen. J.B., Bro. Conrad, elected and installed.
Bush Advocate, 7 July 1891
Danevirke School Committee We draw attention to an application made by Mr G. W. Conrad, for a certificate to the effect that his son John passed a certain standard in the Danevirke public school and in referring the matter to the Head Teacher and also to the Clerk of the Education Board, we were told no record was available. This being a matter of great importance should be enquired into, as any young ma applying for a situation in the public service, is required to produce his standard pass. We believe Master Conrad attended the Danevirke school in the years 1885-6 and 1887
August 1891 At the Dannevirke police Court a prohibition order was made against Mary Conrad. The order was applied for by her husband, his evidence disclosed a distressing state of affairs thorough her indulgence in drink
In 1893 George was a Bushman, living in Dannevirke
Bush Advocate, 16 Dec 1893 Mr T. Bates has presented an armchair to be competed for in the Old Men's Race(he was 59) at the sports on Boxing Day. Mr G. W. Conrad, a previous winner, will not be eligible to compete.
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