Henry was a son of Major Patrick Monaghan (1819-1898) from County Down & Mary Catherine 'Saucy Kate' O'Connell (1816-1903) from County Kerry. He married Sarah May Trotter of Taita in 1875
their known children
1877 - 1955 Henry James 'Jim' Monaghan (+Gaskin)
1879 - 1984 Jane Monaghan (+Catley)
1881 - 1937 Samuel Edward 'Sam' Monaghan (+Waller)
1884 - 1934 Mary Elizabeth Monaghan (+Gillespie)
1886 - 1977 Sarah Monaghan (Sister at St Joseph's convent)
1888 - 1919 Gertrude May Monaghan (+Bryant)
1890 - 1917 Henry 'Harry' Monaghan (KIA France)
12 Feb 1890 Mr Henry Monaghan, who on Saturday last met with some very serious injuries occasioned by a stone rolling down a hill at Makara and striking him on the head, still remains in an unconscious condition. The patient is being attended by Dr Grace
28 March 1890 On the 28th March, at his residence, South Makara, Henry Monaghan, third son of P. Monaghan, Esq. J.P., Karori, aged 38 years
29 March 1890 The Friends of the late Henry Monaghan are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late residence, South Makara, on Sunday, the 30th March, at 10 o'clock a.m., arriving at the Cathedral, Hill-street, at 2 o'clock p.m. - PARSONS & CLARK, Undertakers, Pipitea-street
9 April 1890 The jury lists of the Wellington District were reviewed at noon to-day as is the yearly custom, before the City Magistrates, at the R. M. Court. Mr H. W. Robinson, R.M., presided, and the Justices of the Peace present were Messrs, J. O'Meara and J. W. Poynton. The whole of the lists were passed with but one alteration, the name of Mr Henry Monaghan, of South Makara, being erased in consequence of his recent death
their known children
1877 - 1955 Henry James 'Jim' Monaghan (+Gaskin)
1879 - 1984 Jane Monaghan (+Catley)
1881 - 1937 Samuel Edward 'Sam' Monaghan (+Waller)
1884 - 1934 Mary Elizabeth Monaghan (+Gillespie)
1886 - 1977 Sarah Monaghan (Sister at St Joseph's convent)
1888 - 1919 Gertrude May Monaghan (+Bryant)
1890 - 1917 Henry 'Harry' Monaghan (KIA France)
12 Feb 1890 Mr Henry Monaghan, who on Saturday last met with some very serious injuries occasioned by a stone rolling down a hill at Makara and striking him on the head, still remains in an unconscious condition. The patient is being attended by Dr Grace
28 March 1890 On the 28th March, at his residence, South Makara, Henry Monaghan, third son of P. Monaghan, Esq. J.P., Karori, aged 38 years
29 March 1890 The Friends of the late Henry Monaghan are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late residence, South Makara, on Sunday, the 30th March, at 10 o'clock a.m., arriving at the Cathedral, Hill-street, at 2 o'clock p.m. - PARSONS & CLARK, Undertakers, Pipitea-street
9 April 1890 The jury lists of the Wellington District were reviewed at noon to-day as is the yearly custom, before the City Magistrates, at the R. M. Court. Mr H. W. Robinson, R.M., presided, and the Justices of the Peace present were Messrs, J. O'Meara and J. W. Poynton. The whole of the lists were passed with but one alteration, the name of Mr Henry Monaghan, of South Makara, being erased in consequence of his recent death
Henry was a son of Major Patrick Monaghan (1819-1898) from County Down & Mary Catherine 'Saucy Kate' O'Connell (1816-1903) from County Kerry. He married Sarah May Trotter of Taita in 1875
their known children
1877 - 1955 Henry James 'Jim' Monaghan (+Gaskin)
1879 - 1984 Jane Monaghan (+Catley)
1881 - 1937 Samuel Edward 'Sam' Monaghan (+Waller)
1884 - 1934 Mary Elizabeth Monaghan (+Gillespie)
1886 - 1977 Sarah Monaghan (Sister at St Joseph's convent)
1888 - 1919 Gertrude May Monaghan (+Bryant)
1890 - 1917 Henry 'Harry' Monaghan (KIA France)
12 Feb 1890 Mr Henry Monaghan, who on Saturday last met with some very serious injuries occasioned by a stone rolling down a hill at Makara and striking him on the head, still remains in an unconscious condition. The patient is being attended by Dr Grace
28 March 1890 On the 28th March, at his residence, South Makara, Henry Monaghan, third son of P. Monaghan, Esq. J.P., Karori, aged 38 years
29 March 1890 The Friends of the late Henry Monaghan are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late residence, South Makara, on Sunday, the 30th March, at 10 o'clock a.m., arriving at the Cathedral, Hill-street, at 2 o'clock p.m. - PARSONS & CLARK, Undertakers, Pipitea-street
9 April 1890 The jury lists of the Wellington District were reviewed at noon to-day as is the yearly custom, before the City Magistrates, at the R. M. Court. Mr H. W. Robinson, R.M., presided, and the Justices of the Peace present were Messrs, J. O'Meara and J. W. Poynton. The whole of the lists were passed with but one alteration, the name of Mr Henry Monaghan, of South Makara, being erased in consequence of his recent death
their known children
1877 - 1955 Henry James 'Jim' Monaghan (+Gaskin)
1879 - 1984 Jane Monaghan (+Catley)
1881 - 1937 Samuel Edward 'Sam' Monaghan (+Waller)
1884 - 1934 Mary Elizabeth Monaghan (+Gillespie)
1886 - 1977 Sarah Monaghan (Sister at St Joseph's convent)
1888 - 1919 Gertrude May Monaghan (+Bryant)
1890 - 1917 Henry 'Harry' Monaghan (KIA France)
12 Feb 1890 Mr Henry Monaghan, who on Saturday last met with some very serious injuries occasioned by a stone rolling down a hill at Makara and striking him on the head, still remains in an unconscious condition. The patient is being attended by Dr Grace
28 March 1890 On the 28th March, at his residence, South Makara, Henry Monaghan, third son of P. Monaghan, Esq. J.P., Karori, aged 38 years
29 March 1890 The Friends of the late Henry Monaghan are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late residence, South Makara, on Sunday, the 30th March, at 10 o'clock a.m., arriving at the Cathedral, Hill-street, at 2 o'clock p.m. - PARSONS & CLARK, Undertakers, Pipitea-street
9 April 1890 The jury lists of the Wellington District were reviewed at noon to-day as is the yearly custom, before the City Magistrates, at the R. M. Court. Mr H. W. Robinson, R.M., presided, and the Justices of the Peace present were Messrs, J. O'Meara and J. W. Poynton. The whole of the lists were passed with but one alteration, the name of Mr Henry Monaghan, of South Makara, being erased in consequence of his recent death
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