Believed to be illegimate by George Durant (1776-1844) and Mary Jane Bradbury (Governess). Note the "Durant" surname is carried by many in the family as their middle name.
George and his wife, Matilda, came from Plymouth, England to Plymouth, New Zealand in 1841. They were married August 8, 1842, in New Plymouth, NZ; 9 known children: George Durant Fitzclarence, Emma Lamour, Leonard Shaw, Louis Edwin, Douglas, Celeste Bella, Lydia, George Celestine, and Mary Charlotte (St. George) King
(Father and son)
“1860
New Plymouth, Taranaki, New Zealand
Carte-de-visite of Leonard St. George (Left) and George St. George of the Taranaki Volunteer Rifles. Both men are dressed in military uniform, complete with hat, pouches, and sashes. They are both holding rifles in their right hand and daggers hang from their belts. Leonard is facing the camera while George is facing toward the left. They are in a photographic study.” (Photo and description courtesy of Robert Winterson)
George and his wife, Matilda, came from Plymouth, England to Plymouth, New Zealand in 1841. They were married August 8, 1842, in New Plymouth, NZ; 9 known children: George Durant Fitzclarence, Emma Lamour, Leonard Shaw, Louis Edwin, Douglas, Celeste Bella, Lydia, George Celestine, and Mary Charlotte (St. George) King
(Father and son)
“1860
New Plymouth, Taranaki, New Zealand
Carte-de-visite of Leonard St. George (Left) and George St. George of the Taranaki Volunteer Rifles. Both men are dressed in military uniform, complete with hat, pouches, and sashes. They are both holding rifles in their right hand and daggers hang from their belts. Leonard is facing the camera while George is facing toward the left. They are in a photographic study.” (Photo and description courtesy of Robert Winterson)
Believed to be illegimate by George Durant (1776-1844) and Mary Jane Bradbury (Governess). Note the "Durant" surname is carried by many in the family as their middle name.
George and his wife, Matilda, came from Plymouth, England to Plymouth, New Zealand in 1841. They were married August 8, 1842, in New Plymouth, NZ; 9 known children: George Durant Fitzclarence, Emma Lamour, Leonard Shaw, Louis Edwin, Douglas, Celeste Bella, Lydia, George Celestine, and Mary Charlotte (St. George) King
(Father and son)
“1860
New Plymouth, Taranaki, New Zealand
Carte-de-visite of Leonard St. George (Left) and George St. George of the Taranaki Volunteer Rifles. Both men are dressed in military uniform, complete with hat, pouches, and sashes. They are both holding rifles in their right hand and daggers hang from their belts. Leonard is facing the camera while George is facing toward the left. They are in a photographic study.” (Photo and description courtesy of Robert Winterson)
George and his wife, Matilda, came from Plymouth, England to Plymouth, New Zealand in 1841. They were married August 8, 1842, in New Plymouth, NZ; 9 known children: George Durant Fitzclarence, Emma Lamour, Leonard Shaw, Louis Edwin, Douglas, Celeste Bella, Lydia, George Celestine, and Mary Charlotte (St. George) King
(Father and son)
“1860
New Plymouth, Taranaki, New Zealand
Carte-de-visite of Leonard St. George (Left) and George St. George of the Taranaki Volunteer Rifles. Both men are dressed in military uniform, complete with hat, pouches, and sashes. They are both holding rifles in their right hand and daggers hang from their belts. Leonard is facing the camera while George is facing toward the left. They are in a photographic study.” (Photo and description courtesy of Robert Winterson)
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George St. George Surgeon
died Aug 4th 1893 Aged 85
Matilda St. George died
Jan 12th 1876 aged 55
G. D. F. St. George.drowned
Feb 8 1857 Aged 11 years
E. D. L. St. George. died
Jan 27 1847 Aged 11 months
Celeste St. George died
Aug. 28 1861 Aged 6 yr's
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