Mary Ann Hudson Bullock was born in 1870. She was the second child of Mary Ann and (Daniel) Richard Hudson Bullock, a successful biscuit maker and confectioner in Dunedin. (Her father registered his first three children with middle names Hudson and surname Bullock, whilst the later children were all simply given the surname Hudson and neither he nor the children used the name Bullock after that).
Mary Ann Hudson married Alfred Charles Hanlon on 20 Jun 1894 at St. Paul's Church, Dunedin, officiated by Rev. Mr. Melville. She lived her whole life in Otago and was a prominent figure in the social life of Dunedin. Already noted in society as the daughter of a prominent townsman, it was as Alfred's wife that she gained the most newspaper column inches. This was initially for his stellar legal career, but later more often related to his many sporting club memberships - in many cases presidentships - and philanthropic work which she supported wholeheartedly. They had four children: Jack (1895-1962), Doreen (1901-1977), Eileen (1910-1968) and Patricia Hanlon (1912-1972).
Mary Ann Hanlon died 23 Jan 1940, aged 69, survived by Alfred. She was buried the next day in Andersons Bay Cemetery, (block 152, plot 89), later joined by husband Alf and eventually also a granddaughter, Lenore Harty (as Lenore's father and mother were buried together in a military grave).
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Birth registration: 1870
New Zealand birth registration 1870/35006: Mary Ann Hudson Bullock born to Mary Ann and Richard Hudson Bullock.
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Marriage registration: 1894
New Zealand marriage registration 1894/1800: Mary Ann Hudson married Alfred Charles Hanlon.
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Death registration: 1940
New Zealand death registration 1940/22806: Mary Ann Hanlon, age 69.
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Burial registration: Dunedin City Council, 1940
Mary Ann Hanlon, age 69, female, died 23 Jan 1940. Last address 16 Pitt Street, Dunedin. Funeral director Hope and Sons, PO Box 5013, Andersons Bay, Dunedin. Buried in Andersons Bay Cemetery, Block 152, plot 89 on 24 Jan 1940. Notes: married, native of NZ, died Dunedin.
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Mary Ann Hudson married Alfred Charles Hanlon on 20 Jun 1894 at St. Paul's Church, Dunedin, officiated by Rev. Mr. Melville. She lived her whole life in Otago and was a prominent figure in the social life of Dunedin. Already noted in society as the daughter of a prominent townsman, it was as Alfred's wife that she gained the most newspaper column inches. This was initially for his stellar legal career, but later more often related to his many sporting club memberships - in many cases presidentships - and philanthropic work which she supported wholeheartedly. They had four children: Jack (1895-1962), Doreen (1901-1977), Eileen (1910-1968) and Patricia Hanlon (1912-1972).
Mary Ann Hanlon died 23 Jan 1940, aged 69, survived by Alfred. She was buried the next day in Andersons Bay Cemetery, (block 152, plot 89), later joined by husband Alf and eventually also a granddaughter, Lenore Harty (as Lenore's father and mother were buried together in a military grave).
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Birth registration: 1870
New Zealand birth registration 1870/35006: Mary Ann Hudson Bullock born to Mary Ann and Richard Hudson Bullock.
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Marriage registration: 1894
New Zealand marriage registration 1894/1800: Mary Ann Hudson married Alfred Charles Hanlon.
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Death registration: 1940
New Zealand death registration 1940/22806: Mary Ann Hanlon, age 69.
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Burial registration: Dunedin City Council, 1940
Mary Ann Hanlon, age 69, female, died 23 Jan 1940. Last address 16 Pitt Street, Dunedin. Funeral director Hope and Sons, PO Box 5013, Andersons Bay, Dunedin. Buried in Andersons Bay Cemetery, Block 152, plot 89 on 24 Jan 1940. Notes: married, native of NZ, died Dunedin.
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Mary Ann Hudson Bullock was born in 1870. She was the second child of Mary Ann and (Daniel) Richard Hudson Bullock, a successful biscuit maker and confectioner in Dunedin. (Her father registered his first three children with middle names Hudson and surname Bullock, whilst the later children were all simply given the surname Hudson and neither he nor the children used the name Bullock after that).
Mary Ann Hudson married Alfred Charles Hanlon on 20 Jun 1894 at St. Paul's Church, Dunedin, officiated by Rev. Mr. Melville. She lived her whole life in Otago and was a prominent figure in the social life of Dunedin. Already noted in society as the daughter of a prominent townsman, it was as Alfred's wife that she gained the most newspaper column inches. This was initially for his stellar legal career, but later more often related to his many sporting club memberships - in many cases presidentships - and philanthropic work which she supported wholeheartedly. They had four children: Jack (1895-1962), Doreen (1901-1977), Eileen (1910-1968) and Patricia Hanlon (1912-1972).
Mary Ann Hanlon died 23 Jan 1940, aged 69, survived by Alfred. She was buried the next day in Andersons Bay Cemetery, (block 152, plot 89), later joined by husband Alf and eventually also a granddaughter, Lenore Harty (as Lenore's father and mother were buried together in a military grave).
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Birth registration: 1870
New Zealand birth registration 1870/35006: Mary Ann Hudson Bullock born to Mary Ann and Richard Hudson Bullock.
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Marriage registration: 1894
New Zealand marriage registration 1894/1800: Mary Ann Hudson married Alfred Charles Hanlon.
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Death registration: 1940
New Zealand death registration 1940/22806: Mary Ann Hanlon, age 69.
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Burial registration: Dunedin City Council, 1940
Mary Ann Hanlon, age 69, female, died 23 Jan 1940. Last address 16 Pitt Street, Dunedin. Funeral director Hope and Sons, PO Box 5013, Andersons Bay, Dunedin. Buried in Andersons Bay Cemetery, Block 152, plot 89 on 24 Jan 1940. Notes: married, native of NZ, died Dunedin.
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Mary Ann Hudson married Alfred Charles Hanlon on 20 Jun 1894 at St. Paul's Church, Dunedin, officiated by Rev. Mr. Melville. She lived her whole life in Otago and was a prominent figure in the social life of Dunedin. Already noted in society as the daughter of a prominent townsman, it was as Alfred's wife that she gained the most newspaper column inches. This was initially for his stellar legal career, but later more often related to his many sporting club memberships - in many cases presidentships - and philanthropic work which she supported wholeheartedly. They had four children: Jack (1895-1962), Doreen (1901-1977), Eileen (1910-1968) and Patricia Hanlon (1912-1972).
Mary Ann Hanlon died 23 Jan 1940, aged 69, survived by Alfred. She was buried the next day in Andersons Bay Cemetery, (block 152, plot 89), later joined by husband Alf and eventually also a granddaughter, Lenore Harty (as Lenore's father and mother were buried together in a military grave).
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Birth registration: 1870
New Zealand birth registration 1870/35006: Mary Ann Hudson Bullock born to Mary Ann and Richard Hudson Bullock.
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Marriage registration: 1894
New Zealand marriage registration 1894/1800: Mary Ann Hudson married Alfred Charles Hanlon.
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Death registration: 1940
New Zealand death registration 1940/22806: Mary Ann Hanlon, age 69.
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Burial registration: Dunedin City Council, 1940
Mary Ann Hanlon, age 69, female, died 23 Jan 1940. Last address 16 Pitt Street, Dunedin. Funeral director Hope and Sons, PO Box 5013, Andersons Bay, Dunedin. Buried in Andersons Bay Cemetery, Block 152, plot 89 on 24 Jan 1940. Notes: married, native of NZ, died Dunedin.
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