Sydney was born in Karewarewa, Manawatu, which is actually 6km north of Rangwahia, but the closest area to those available to choose from here.
Rangiwahia - meaning "cloud piercer", or "piercing the sky" - is the northern most township of the Manawatu.
It was first surveyed in 1885, the surveyors setting up camp at a site known as "Peep-O-Day" with spectacular views of Mount Ruapehu (an active volcano that has erupted about 50 times since 1861).
He was a son of Sydney and Clara (nee Bielski) - Stent, also buried here, and great grandson of the infamous whaler James Hayter Jackson.
He married Gladys Lillian (maiden name unknown)
He died aged 75 in Karawarewa
Rangiwahia - meaning "cloud piercer", or "piercing the sky" - is the northern most township of the Manawatu.
It was first surveyed in 1885, the surveyors setting up camp at a site known as "Peep-O-Day" with spectacular views of Mount Ruapehu (an active volcano that has erupted about 50 times since 1861).
He was a son of Sydney and Clara (nee Bielski) - Stent, also buried here, and great grandson of the infamous whaler James Hayter Jackson.
He married Gladys Lillian (maiden name unknown)
He died aged 75 in Karawarewa
Sydney was born in Karewarewa, Manawatu, which is actually 6km north of Rangwahia, but the closest area to those available to choose from here.
Rangiwahia - meaning "cloud piercer", or "piercing the sky" - is the northern most township of the Manawatu.
It was first surveyed in 1885, the surveyors setting up camp at a site known as "Peep-O-Day" with spectacular views of Mount Ruapehu (an active volcano that has erupted about 50 times since 1861).
He was a son of Sydney and Clara (nee Bielski) - Stent, also buried here, and great grandson of the infamous whaler James Hayter Jackson.
He married Gladys Lillian (maiden name unknown)
He died aged 75 in Karawarewa
Rangiwahia - meaning "cloud piercer", or "piercing the sky" - is the northern most township of the Manawatu.
It was first surveyed in 1885, the surveyors setting up camp at a site known as "Peep-O-Day" with spectacular views of Mount Ruapehu (an active volcano that has erupted about 50 times since 1861).
He was a son of Sydney and Clara (nee Bielski) - Stent, also buried here, and great grandson of the infamous whaler James Hayter Jackson.
He married Gladys Lillian (maiden name unknown)
He died aged 75 in Karawarewa
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