prem baby of James Troup (1847-1932) & Agnes Peebles (1864-1942) who married in Woodville in 1883.
He was a Family & General Butcher in Woodville
their known children
1883 - 1961 Alfred Troup (+McDougall)
1885 - 1885 Jane Troup (aged 7 days)
1886 - 1964 John Troup (+Henry)
1890 - 1915 James Alexander Troup
. Private 12/1520, James Alexander Troup, Auckland Regiment, NZEF. Killed in action 25 April 1915 aged 25. Son of James and Agnes Troup of Campbell St, Frankton Junction, Hamilton. Native of Woodville, buried 73 Lone Pine Memorial
1892 - 1972 Isabella Troup (+Peterson)
1894 - 1902 Margaret Troup (aged 7)
Jane's sister Margaret was 5 months old when Jane died.She died aged 17 years later in 1902 and they are buried together
Death Of Their FATHER
27 Nov 1932 . Mr JAMES TROUP
A well-known Waikato resident, Mr James Troup, died at Frankton on November 27, aged 85 years. Born in Scotland, Mr Troup came to New Zealand 58 years ago. He lived at Woodville for 26 years where he took an active part in local affairs and was a member of the Borough Council, School Committee, A. and P. Association and the Racing Club. Mr Troup was one of the first settlers in the King Country. In recent years Mr Troup lived at Frankton and acted as green superintendent to two bowling clubs. He belonged to the Masonic Order.
A well-known bowler
The death occurred at a private hospital yesterday of Mr James Troup, one of the best known figures in local bowling circles and patron of the Frankton Club. Born at Peterhead, Scotland, 85 years ago, deceased came to New Zealand in 1874 on the ship 'Auckland'. He landed at Dunedin and went on to Napier, where he farmed for six years. He then went to Woodville, where he lived for 26 years, taking a prominent part in local affairs. He was a member of the first racing club in the district and served on the Borough Council, Agricultural Show Committee, School Committee and other bodies. On leaving Woodville, Mr Troup took up land in the King Country and was one of the first settlers at Ngapaenaga. In 1914 he sold his holding and went to his home town in Scotland, returning to New Zealand in 1918.
Deceased visited America and Canada in 1925. In recent years he had lived at Frankton and was a well known and popular bowler. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge. Mr Troup is survived by an adult family. There are eleven grandchildren.
Death Of Their MOTHER
20 May 1942, TROUP - On May 20, at Te Awamutu, Agnes, loved wife of the late James Troup, late of Otorohanga; aged 78 years. Funeral leaves Scrimshaw's Chapel to-morrow (Saturday) at 11a.m. for the Hamilton East Cemetery.
He was a Family & General Butcher in Woodville
their known children
1883 - 1961 Alfred Troup (+McDougall)
1885 - 1885 Jane Troup (aged 7 days)
1886 - 1964 John Troup (+Henry)
1890 - 1915 James Alexander Troup
. Private 12/1520, James Alexander Troup, Auckland Regiment, NZEF. Killed in action 25 April 1915 aged 25. Son of James and Agnes Troup of Campbell St, Frankton Junction, Hamilton. Native of Woodville, buried 73 Lone Pine Memorial
1892 - 1972 Isabella Troup (+Peterson)
1894 - 1902 Margaret Troup (aged 7)
Jane's sister Margaret was 5 months old when Jane died.She died aged 17 years later in 1902 and they are buried together
Death Of Their FATHER
27 Nov 1932 . Mr JAMES TROUP
A well-known Waikato resident, Mr James Troup, died at Frankton on November 27, aged 85 years. Born in Scotland, Mr Troup came to New Zealand 58 years ago. He lived at Woodville for 26 years where he took an active part in local affairs and was a member of the Borough Council, School Committee, A. and P. Association and the Racing Club. Mr Troup was one of the first settlers in the King Country. In recent years Mr Troup lived at Frankton and acted as green superintendent to two bowling clubs. He belonged to the Masonic Order.
A well-known bowler
The death occurred at a private hospital yesterday of Mr James Troup, one of the best known figures in local bowling circles and patron of the Frankton Club. Born at Peterhead, Scotland, 85 years ago, deceased came to New Zealand in 1874 on the ship 'Auckland'. He landed at Dunedin and went on to Napier, where he farmed for six years. He then went to Woodville, where he lived for 26 years, taking a prominent part in local affairs. He was a member of the first racing club in the district and served on the Borough Council, Agricultural Show Committee, School Committee and other bodies. On leaving Woodville, Mr Troup took up land in the King Country and was one of the first settlers at Ngapaenaga. In 1914 he sold his holding and went to his home town in Scotland, returning to New Zealand in 1918.
Deceased visited America and Canada in 1925. In recent years he had lived at Frankton and was a well known and popular bowler. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge. Mr Troup is survived by an adult family. There are eleven grandchildren.
Death Of Their MOTHER
20 May 1942, TROUP - On May 20, at Te Awamutu, Agnes, loved wife of the late James Troup, late of Otorohanga; aged 78 years. Funeral leaves Scrimshaw's Chapel to-morrow (Saturday) at 11a.m. for the Hamilton East Cemetery.
prem baby of James Troup (1847-1932) & Agnes Peebles (1864-1942) who married in Woodville in 1883.
He was a Family & General Butcher in Woodville
their known children
1883 - 1961 Alfred Troup (+McDougall)
1885 - 1885 Jane Troup (aged 7 days)
1886 - 1964 John Troup (+Henry)
1890 - 1915 James Alexander Troup
. Private 12/1520, James Alexander Troup, Auckland Regiment, NZEF. Killed in action 25 April 1915 aged 25. Son of James and Agnes Troup of Campbell St, Frankton Junction, Hamilton. Native of Woodville, buried 73 Lone Pine Memorial
1892 - 1972 Isabella Troup (+Peterson)
1894 - 1902 Margaret Troup (aged 7)
Jane's sister Margaret was 5 months old when Jane died.She died aged 17 years later in 1902 and they are buried together
Death Of Their FATHER
27 Nov 1932 . Mr JAMES TROUP
A well-known Waikato resident, Mr James Troup, died at Frankton on November 27, aged 85 years. Born in Scotland, Mr Troup came to New Zealand 58 years ago. He lived at Woodville for 26 years where he took an active part in local affairs and was a member of the Borough Council, School Committee, A. and P. Association and the Racing Club. Mr Troup was one of the first settlers in the King Country. In recent years Mr Troup lived at Frankton and acted as green superintendent to two bowling clubs. He belonged to the Masonic Order.
A well-known bowler
The death occurred at a private hospital yesterday of Mr James Troup, one of the best known figures in local bowling circles and patron of the Frankton Club. Born at Peterhead, Scotland, 85 years ago, deceased came to New Zealand in 1874 on the ship 'Auckland'. He landed at Dunedin and went on to Napier, where he farmed for six years. He then went to Woodville, where he lived for 26 years, taking a prominent part in local affairs. He was a member of the first racing club in the district and served on the Borough Council, Agricultural Show Committee, School Committee and other bodies. On leaving Woodville, Mr Troup took up land in the King Country and was one of the first settlers at Ngapaenaga. In 1914 he sold his holding and went to his home town in Scotland, returning to New Zealand in 1918.
Deceased visited America and Canada in 1925. In recent years he had lived at Frankton and was a well known and popular bowler. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge. Mr Troup is survived by an adult family. There are eleven grandchildren.
Death Of Their MOTHER
20 May 1942, TROUP - On May 20, at Te Awamutu, Agnes, loved wife of the late James Troup, late of Otorohanga; aged 78 years. Funeral leaves Scrimshaw's Chapel to-morrow (Saturday) at 11a.m. for the Hamilton East Cemetery.
He was a Family & General Butcher in Woodville
their known children
1883 - 1961 Alfred Troup (+McDougall)
1885 - 1885 Jane Troup (aged 7 days)
1886 - 1964 John Troup (+Henry)
1890 - 1915 James Alexander Troup
. Private 12/1520, James Alexander Troup, Auckland Regiment, NZEF. Killed in action 25 April 1915 aged 25. Son of James and Agnes Troup of Campbell St, Frankton Junction, Hamilton. Native of Woodville, buried 73 Lone Pine Memorial
1892 - 1972 Isabella Troup (+Peterson)
1894 - 1902 Margaret Troup (aged 7)
Jane's sister Margaret was 5 months old when Jane died.She died aged 17 years later in 1902 and they are buried together
Death Of Their FATHER
27 Nov 1932 . Mr JAMES TROUP
A well-known Waikato resident, Mr James Troup, died at Frankton on November 27, aged 85 years. Born in Scotland, Mr Troup came to New Zealand 58 years ago. He lived at Woodville for 26 years where he took an active part in local affairs and was a member of the Borough Council, School Committee, A. and P. Association and the Racing Club. Mr Troup was one of the first settlers in the King Country. In recent years Mr Troup lived at Frankton and acted as green superintendent to two bowling clubs. He belonged to the Masonic Order.
A well-known bowler
The death occurred at a private hospital yesterday of Mr James Troup, one of the best known figures in local bowling circles and patron of the Frankton Club. Born at Peterhead, Scotland, 85 years ago, deceased came to New Zealand in 1874 on the ship 'Auckland'. He landed at Dunedin and went on to Napier, where he farmed for six years. He then went to Woodville, where he lived for 26 years, taking a prominent part in local affairs. He was a member of the first racing club in the district and served on the Borough Council, Agricultural Show Committee, School Committee and other bodies. On leaving Woodville, Mr Troup took up land in the King Country and was one of the first settlers at Ngapaenaga. In 1914 he sold his holding and went to his home town in Scotland, returning to New Zealand in 1918.
Deceased visited America and Canada in 1925. In recent years he had lived at Frankton and was a well known and popular bowler. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge. Mr Troup is survived by an adult family. There are eleven grandchildren.
Death Of Their MOTHER
20 May 1942, TROUP - On May 20, at Te Awamutu, Agnes, loved wife of the late James Troup, late of Otorohanga; aged 78 years. Funeral leaves Scrimshaw's Chapel to-morrow (Saturday) at 11a.m. for the Hamilton East Cemetery.
Inscription
In Loving Memory Of
JANE
Who died 9th May 1895
Aged 3 days
MARGARET
Died 23rd Jan 1902
Aged 7 yrs & 1 month
Children of James & Agnes Troup
Gravesite Details
Jane's details provided by her father James Troup on 10-5-1885
Funeral Officiator: Rev Shepherd
Interment ID: 4203
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