Private 18700, New Zealand Rifle Brigade, 1st Battalion, 3rd
Son of Valentine Pinhey (1862-1914) , died Devon & Mary Northcote (1867-1930). Brother of Edith Isabel Mary Rosson, Masterton
He married Mary ? of Bridge St., Blenheim, New Zealand.
. Mary next married Thomas Bray 23 May 1917
He enlisted from 349 Queen St., Masterton. New Zealand where he was a Hardware Assist. His next of kin was his mother, Mary Pinhey of the same address. He embarked 26 July 1916 from Wellington as Lance Corporal 18700, with the 9th Reinforcements, 2nd Batalion, F Company, NZ Rifle Brigade. His Last Rank was Rifleman with the NZ Rifle Brigade, 1st Battalion
He was Killed in Action in Belgium aged 20
He is mentioned on the headstone of his cousin, Hilda Maude Pinhey (1903-1918). His father, Valentine Pihney (1862-1914), & Hilda's father Reginald Pinhey (1869-1944) were brothers, sons of William Henry Pinhey (1826-1900) & Susanna Pinhey Southwood (1831-1905) of Devon
In Loving Memory Of
HILDA MAUDE
Beloved Daughter Of
REGINALD and MARY PINHEY
Who Passed Away To Rest
1 March 1918
Aged 15 years.
"She is not dead this child of our affection,
But gone to that school where she no longer
needs our poor protection and Christ himself
doth rule.
As a fair maid we shall again behold her,
clothed with celestial grace with all the beauties of her soul
expanded, standing before her Father's face"
In Honoured Memory Of
STAFFORD NORTHCOTE PINHEY
Killed In Action In The Great War
June 23 1912
Aged 19½ Years
His Duty Done
Son of Valentine Pinhey (1862-1914) , died Devon & Mary Northcote (1867-1930). Brother of Edith Isabel Mary Rosson, Masterton
He married Mary ? of Bridge St., Blenheim, New Zealand.
. Mary next married Thomas Bray 23 May 1917
He enlisted from 349 Queen St., Masterton. New Zealand where he was a Hardware Assist. His next of kin was his mother, Mary Pinhey of the same address. He embarked 26 July 1916 from Wellington as Lance Corporal 18700, with the 9th Reinforcements, 2nd Batalion, F Company, NZ Rifle Brigade. His Last Rank was Rifleman with the NZ Rifle Brigade, 1st Battalion
He was Killed in Action in Belgium aged 20
He is mentioned on the headstone of his cousin, Hilda Maude Pinhey (1903-1918). His father, Valentine Pihney (1862-1914), & Hilda's father Reginald Pinhey (1869-1944) were brothers, sons of William Henry Pinhey (1826-1900) & Susanna Pinhey Southwood (1831-1905) of Devon
In Loving Memory Of
HILDA MAUDE
Beloved Daughter Of
REGINALD and MARY PINHEY
Who Passed Away To Rest
1 March 1918
Aged 15 years.
"She is not dead this child of our affection,
But gone to that school where she no longer
needs our poor protection and Christ himself
doth rule.
As a fair maid we shall again behold her,
clothed with celestial grace with all the beauties of her soul
expanded, standing before her Father's face"
In Honoured Memory Of
STAFFORD NORTHCOTE PINHEY
Killed In Action In The Great War
June 23 1912
Aged 19½ Years
His Duty Done
Private 18700, New Zealand Rifle Brigade, 1st Battalion, 3rd
Son of Valentine Pinhey (1862-1914) , died Devon & Mary Northcote (1867-1930). Brother of Edith Isabel Mary Rosson, Masterton
He married Mary ? of Bridge St., Blenheim, New Zealand.
. Mary next married Thomas Bray 23 May 1917
He enlisted from 349 Queen St., Masterton. New Zealand where he was a Hardware Assist. His next of kin was his mother, Mary Pinhey of the same address. He embarked 26 July 1916 from Wellington as Lance Corporal 18700, with the 9th Reinforcements, 2nd Batalion, F Company, NZ Rifle Brigade. His Last Rank was Rifleman with the NZ Rifle Brigade, 1st Battalion
He was Killed in Action in Belgium aged 20
He is mentioned on the headstone of his cousin, Hilda Maude Pinhey (1903-1918). His father, Valentine Pihney (1862-1914), & Hilda's father Reginald Pinhey (1869-1944) were brothers, sons of William Henry Pinhey (1826-1900) & Susanna Pinhey Southwood (1831-1905) of Devon
In Loving Memory Of
HILDA MAUDE
Beloved Daughter Of
REGINALD and MARY PINHEY
Who Passed Away To Rest
1 March 1918
Aged 15 years.
"She is not dead this child of our affection,
But gone to that school where she no longer
needs our poor protection and Christ himself
doth rule.
As a fair maid we shall again behold her,
clothed with celestial grace with all the beauties of her soul
expanded, standing before her Father's face"
In Honoured Memory Of
STAFFORD NORTHCOTE PINHEY
Killed In Action In The Great War
June 23 1912
Aged 19½ Years
His Duty Done
Son of Valentine Pinhey (1862-1914) , died Devon & Mary Northcote (1867-1930). Brother of Edith Isabel Mary Rosson, Masterton
He married Mary ? of Bridge St., Blenheim, New Zealand.
. Mary next married Thomas Bray 23 May 1917
He enlisted from 349 Queen St., Masterton. New Zealand where he was a Hardware Assist. His next of kin was his mother, Mary Pinhey of the same address. He embarked 26 July 1916 from Wellington as Lance Corporal 18700, with the 9th Reinforcements, 2nd Batalion, F Company, NZ Rifle Brigade. His Last Rank was Rifleman with the NZ Rifle Brigade, 1st Battalion
He was Killed in Action in Belgium aged 20
He is mentioned on the headstone of his cousin, Hilda Maude Pinhey (1903-1918). His father, Valentine Pihney (1862-1914), & Hilda's father Reginald Pinhey (1869-1944) were brothers, sons of William Henry Pinhey (1826-1900) & Susanna Pinhey Southwood (1831-1905) of Devon
In Loving Memory Of
HILDA MAUDE
Beloved Daughter Of
REGINALD and MARY PINHEY
Who Passed Away To Rest
1 March 1918
Aged 15 years.
"She is not dead this child of our affection,
But gone to that school where she no longer
needs our poor protection and Christ himself
doth rule.
As a fair maid we shall again behold her,
clothed with celestial grace with all the beauties of her soul
expanded, standing before her Father's face"
In Honoured Memory Of
STAFFORD NORTHCOTE PINHEY
Killed In Action In The Great War
June 23 1912
Aged 19½ Years
His Duty Done
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