Son of John Tattershall (1826-1916) & Elizabeth Ann Borlase
Daniel married Eliza Paterson on 8 Feb 1874 in St John's Church, Napier
they had 7 children (1 son who died age 5)
1875 - 1927 Eliza Caroline Tattershall
. born Woodville, married Arthur Hoggard 10 June 1901, buried Mangatainoka
1876 - 1881 George Thomas Tattershall
. died in Waipukurau aged 5 from scarlet fever
1878 - 1961 Jane Sophia Tattershall
. married David William Dunford at her parents home, Kumeroa, 5 Sep 1900, buried Mangatainoka
1879 - 1881 Elizabeth Ann Blamey Tattershall
- died in Waipukurau aged 2 from scarlet fever
1881 - 1881 Rosina Mary Tattershall
- died in Waipukurau aged 6 months from scarlet fever
1882 - 1965 Maud Amy Tattershall
. At Waipukurau, on 2nd inst., the wife of Mr D. B Tattershall of a daughter. didn't marry, buried Mangatainkoa
1884 - 1964 Emily Mabel Tattershall
. On July 21, at Clive Square, Napier, the wife of D. B. Tattershall, Waipukurau, of a daughtermarried Charles James Ward, married James William Watkins, married Robert Alexander Gordon Hood in 1937
* 15 Dec 1880. Notice is hereby given that all rates due to the Eparaima Road Board are payable at the office of the Union Bank of Australia, Waipukurau. D. B. Tattersahll, Rate Collector.
* In 1881 Scarlatina (Scarlet Fever) was rife in the Manawatu, Hawkes Bay areas and 3 of Daniel's young children died from it in Waipukurau
* In July 1883 he was a member of the Woodville Oddfellows Lodge
* In Dec 1883 at the half yearly meeting of the Tavistock Lodge, I.O.O.F., Waipukurau, Bro. D. B. Tattershall handed in his resignation as secretary.
* He was a member of the Woodville Jockey Club for many years.
Daily Telegraph, 12 Sep 1884
MEANEE HOTEL This well-known and old established hostelry has recently been thoroughly renovated and now offers excellent accommodation to visitors and to boarders. Beautifully situated on the banks of the Tutaekuri reiver and within five miles of Napier, the Meanee Hotel, with its surrounding grounds, must continue a popular holiday resort fro picnic, boating and driving parties. The proprietor intends sparing no expense in laying out his grounds in a way to provide lawn tennis and other healthful outdoor recreation. D. B. TATTERSHALL, Proprietor.
Hawke's Bay Herald, 10 May 1888
Messrs Baker and Tabuteau report having sold Kumeroa section 3 and 8, together with hotel, for £800, to Mr D. B. Tattershall. (equivalent in May 2008 to $144,846)
Woodville Examiner, 25 May 1888
Application For A Publican's License I DANIEL BLANEY TATTERSHALL. of Kumeroa, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Woodville on the 9th day of June 1888, apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Publican's License, for a house situate at Kumeroa, containing six rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated Saturday, the 12th day of May, 1888. Signed, Daniel B. Tattershall.
* He was the licensee of the Kumeroa Hotel in Woodville when P. H. Lynch transferred the license to him. He was in trouble from time to time for serving liquor during prohibited hours and serving alcohol on a Sunday
HOUSEHOLDER'S CERTIFICATE .. We, the undersigned ten householders, residing in the immediate neighborhood of the Argyle Hotel, Kumeroa, do hereby certify that Daniel Blaney Tattershall is a person of good fame and reputation and fir and proper to have granted to him a Publican's License. Signed by: Charles Aunger, William Bartlett, George Benson Bradford, George Charteris, John Collisson, Louis Debrechenyl, Paul Debrechenyl, Nelson Ibbotson, Joe Kennedy, Henry Lewis, A. McMillan, John O'Hagan, Thomas Ruskell, Samuel Smith, James Tipping, Michael Welsh
* In 1901 Daniel sold the freehold and all the furniture etc of the hotel to Stephen Milner of Shannon
Woodville Examiner, 27 June 1906
Mr Charles McKay has disposed of his farm of 80 acres at Kumeroa to Mr D. B. Tattershall. We understand the price paid is very satisfactory to Mr Mckay who has been in possession of the farm for the past ten years.
Dominion, 11 June 1925
TATTERSHALL - On June 8th 1925, at Private Hospital, Pahiatua, Daniel Blamey, relict of the late Eliza Tattershall; aged 74 years.
The late Mr D. B. Tattershall was born in Exeter, Devonshire in 1850. He landed in Napier 53 years ago, lived in Napier and Hawkes Bay for a number of years and then settled in Kumeroa, where he lived for 37 years. Until a few years ago Mr Tattershall was a very keen sportsman with rod and gun and his skill as an angler made his name a by-word throughout the district. He leaves a family of four daughters: Mrs Hoggard (Pahiatua), Mrs Dunford (Kumeroa), Mrs Watkins (Ashley, Clinton) and Miss Tattershall (Kumeroa)
Daniel married Eliza Paterson on 8 Feb 1874 in St John's Church, Napier
they had 7 children (1 son who died age 5)
1875 - 1927 Eliza Caroline Tattershall
. born Woodville, married Arthur Hoggard 10 June 1901, buried Mangatainoka
1876 - 1881 George Thomas Tattershall
. died in Waipukurau aged 5 from scarlet fever
1878 - 1961 Jane Sophia Tattershall
. married David William Dunford at her parents home, Kumeroa, 5 Sep 1900, buried Mangatainoka
1879 - 1881 Elizabeth Ann Blamey Tattershall
- died in Waipukurau aged 2 from scarlet fever
1881 - 1881 Rosina Mary Tattershall
- died in Waipukurau aged 6 months from scarlet fever
1882 - 1965 Maud Amy Tattershall
. At Waipukurau, on 2nd inst., the wife of Mr D. B Tattershall of a daughter. didn't marry, buried Mangatainkoa
1884 - 1964 Emily Mabel Tattershall
. On July 21, at Clive Square, Napier, the wife of D. B. Tattershall, Waipukurau, of a daughtermarried Charles James Ward, married James William Watkins, married Robert Alexander Gordon Hood in 1937
* 15 Dec 1880. Notice is hereby given that all rates due to the Eparaima Road Board are payable at the office of the Union Bank of Australia, Waipukurau. D. B. Tattersahll, Rate Collector.
* In 1881 Scarlatina (Scarlet Fever) was rife in the Manawatu, Hawkes Bay areas and 3 of Daniel's young children died from it in Waipukurau
* In July 1883 he was a member of the Woodville Oddfellows Lodge
* In Dec 1883 at the half yearly meeting of the Tavistock Lodge, I.O.O.F., Waipukurau, Bro. D. B. Tattershall handed in his resignation as secretary.
* He was a member of the Woodville Jockey Club for many years.
Daily Telegraph, 12 Sep 1884
MEANEE HOTEL This well-known and old established hostelry has recently been thoroughly renovated and now offers excellent accommodation to visitors and to boarders. Beautifully situated on the banks of the Tutaekuri reiver and within five miles of Napier, the Meanee Hotel, with its surrounding grounds, must continue a popular holiday resort fro picnic, boating and driving parties. The proprietor intends sparing no expense in laying out his grounds in a way to provide lawn tennis and other healthful outdoor recreation. D. B. TATTERSHALL, Proprietor.
Hawke's Bay Herald, 10 May 1888
Messrs Baker and Tabuteau report having sold Kumeroa section 3 and 8, together with hotel, for £800, to Mr D. B. Tattershall. (equivalent in May 2008 to $144,846)
Woodville Examiner, 25 May 1888
Application For A Publican's License I DANIEL BLANEY TATTERSHALL. of Kumeroa, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Woodville on the 9th day of June 1888, apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Publican's License, for a house situate at Kumeroa, containing six rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated Saturday, the 12th day of May, 1888. Signed, Daniel B. Tattershall.
* He was the licensee of the Kumeroa Hotel in Woodville when P. H. Lynch transferred the license to him. He was in trouble from time to time for serving liquor during prohibited hours and serving alcohol on a Sunday
HOUSEHOLDER'S CERTIFICATE .. We, the undersigned ten householders, residing in the immediate neighborhood of the Argyle Hotel, Kumeroa, do hereby certify that Daniel Blaney Tattershall is a person of good fame and reputation and fir and proper to have granted to him a Publican's License. Signed by: Charles Aunger, William Bartlett, George Benson Bradford, George Charteris, John Collisson, Louis Debrechenyl, Paul Debrechenyl, Nelson Ibbotson, Joe Kennedy, Henry Lewis, A. McMillan, John O'Hagan, Thomas Ruskell, Samuel Smith, James Tipping, Michael Welsh
* In 1901 Daniel sold the freehold and all the furniture etc of the hotel to Stephen Milner of Shannon
Woodville Examiner, 27 June 1906
Mr Charles McKay has disposed of his farm of 80 acres at Kumeroa to Mr D. B. Tattershall. We understand the price paid is very satisfactory to Mr Mckay who has been in possession of the farm for the past ten years.
Dominion, 11 June 1925
TATTERSHALL - On June 8th 1925, at Private Hospital, Pahiatua, Daniel Blamey, relict of the late Eliza Tattershall; aged 74 years.
The late Mr D. B. Tattershall was born in Exeter, Devonshire in 1850. He landed in Napier 53 years ago, lived in Napier and Hawkes Bay for a number of years and then settled in Kumeroa, where he lived for 37 years. Until a few years ago Mr Tattershall was a very keen sportsman with rod and gun and his skill as an angler made his name a by-word throughout the district. He leaves a family of four daughters: Mrs Hoggard (Pahiatua), Mrs Dunford (Kumeroa), Mrs Watkins (Ashley, Clinton) and Miss Tattershall (Kumeroa)
Son of John Tattershall (1826-1916) & Elizabeth Ann Borlase
Daniel married Eliza Paterson on 8 Feb 1874 in St John's Church, Napier
they had 7 children (1 son who died age 5)
1875 - 1927 Eliza Caroline Tattershall
. born Woodville, married Arthur Hoggard 10 June 1901, buried Mangatainoka
1876 - 1881 George Thomas Tattershall
. died in Waipukurau aged 5 from scarlet fever
1878 - 1961 Jane Sophia Tattershall
. married David William Dunford at her parents home, Kumeroa, 5 Sep 1900, buried Mangatainoka
1879 - 1881 Elizabeth Ann Blamey Tattershall
- died in Waipukurau aged 2 from scarlet fever
1881 - 1881 Rosina Mary Tattershall
- died in Waipukurau aged 6 months from scarlet fever
1882 - 1965 Maud Amy Tattershall
. At Waipukurau, on 2nd inst., the wife of Mr D. B Tattershall of a daughter. didn't marry, buried Mangatainkoa
1884 - 1964 Emily Mabel Tattershall
. On July 21, at Clive Square, Napier, the wife of D. B. Tattershall, Waipukurau, of a daughtermarried Charles James Ward, married James William Watkins, married Robert Alexander Gordon Hood in 1937
* 15 Dec 1880. Notice is hereby given that all rates due to the Eparaima Road Board are payable at the office of the Union Bank of Australia, Waipukurau. D. B. Tattersahll, Rate Collector.
* In 1881 Scarlatina (Scarlet Fever) was rife in the Manawatu, Hawkes Bay areas and 3 of Daniel's young children died from it in Waipukurau
* In July 1883 he was a member of the Woodville Oddfellows Lodge
* In Dec 1883 at the half yearly meeting of the Tavistock Lodge, I.O.O.F., Waipukurau, Bro. D. B. Tattershall handed in his resignation as secretary.
* He was a member of the Woodville Jockey Club for many years.
Daily Telegraph, 12 Sep 1884
MEANEE HOTEL This well-known and old established hostelry has recently been thoroughly renovated and now offers excellent accommodation to visitors and to boarders. Beautifully situated on the banks of the Tutaekuri reiver and within five miles of Napier, the Meanee Hotel, with its surrounding grounds, must continue a popular holiday resort fro picnic, boating and driving parties. The proprietor intends sparing no expense in laying out his grounds in a way to provide lawn tennis and other healthful outdoor recreation. D. B. TATTERSHALL, Proprietor.
Hawke's Bay Herald, 10 May 1888
Messrs Baker and Tabuteau report having sold Kumeroa section 3 and 8, together with hotel, for £800, to Mr D. B. Tattershall. (equivalent in May 2008 to $144,846)
Woodville Examiner, 25 May 1888
Application For A Publican's License I DANIEL BLANEY TATTERSHALL. of Kumeroa, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Woodville on the 9th day of June 1888, apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Publican's License, for a house situate at Kumeroa, containing six rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated Saturday, the 12th day of May, 1888. Signed, Daniel B. Tattershall.
* He was the licensee of the Kumeroa Hotel in Woodville when P. H. Lynch transferred the license to him. He was in trouble from time to time for serving liquor during prohibited hours and serving alcohol on a Sunday
HOUSEHOLDER'S CERTIFICATE .. We, the undersigned ten householders, residing in the immediate neighborhood of the Argyle Hotel, Kumeroa, do hereby certify that Daniel Blaney Tattershall is a person of good fame and reputation and fir and proper to have granted to him a Publican's License. Signed by: Charles Aunger, William Bartlett, George Benson Bradford, George Charteris, John Collisson, Louis Debrechenyl, Paul Debrechenyl, Nelson Ibbotson, Joe Kennedy, Henry Lewis, A. McMillan, John O'Hagan, Thomas Ruskell, Samuel Smith, James Tipping, Michael Welsh
* In 1901 Daniel sold the freehold and all the furniture etc of the hotel to Stephen Milner of Shannon
Woodville Examiner, 27 June 1906
Mr Charles McKay has disposed of his farm of 80 acres at Kumeroa to Mr D. B. Tattershall. We understand the price paid is very satisfactory to Mr Mckay who has been in possession of the farm for the past ten years.
Dominion, 11 June 1925
TATTERSHALL - On June 8th 1925, at Private Hospital, Pahiatua, Daniel Blamey, relict of the late Eliza Tattershall; aged 74 years.
The late Mr D. B. Tattershall was born in Exeter, Devonshire in 1850. He landed in Napier 53 years ago, lived in Napier and Hawkes Bay for a number of years and then settled in Kumeroa, where he lived for 37 years. Until a few years ago Mr Tattershall was a very keen sportsman with rod and gun and his skill as an angler made his name a by-word throughout the district. He leaves a family of four daughters: Mrs Hoggard (Pahiatua), Mrs Dunford (Kumeroa), Mrs Watkins (Ashley, Clinton) and Miss Tattershall (Kumeroa)
Daniel married Eliza Paterson on 8 Feb 1874 in St John's Church, Napier
they had 7 children (1 son who died age 5)
1875 - 1927 Eliza Caroline Tattershall
. born Woodville, married Arthur Hoggard 10 June 1901, buried Mangatainoka
1876 - 1881 George Thomas Tattershall
. died in Waipukurau aged 5 from scarlet fever
1878 - 1961 Jane Sophia Tattershall
. married David William Dunford at her parents home, Kumeroa, 5 Sep 1900, buried Mangatainoka
1879 - 1881 Elizabeth Ann Blamey Tattershall
- died in Waipukurau aged 2 from scarlet fever
1881 - 1881 Rosina Mary Tattershall
- died in Waipukurau aged 6 months from scarlet fever
1882 - 1965 Maud Amy Tattershall
. At Waipukurau, on 2nd inst., the wife of Mr D. B Tattershall of a daughter. didn't marry, buried Mangatainkoa
1884 - 1964 Emily Mabel Tattershall
. On July 21, at Clive Square, Napier, the wife of D. B. Tattershall, Waipukurau, of a daughtermarried Charles James Ward, married James William Watkins, married Robert Alexander Gordon Hood in 1937
* 15 Dec 1880. Notice is hereby given that all rates due to the Eparaima Road Board are payable at the office of the Union Bank of Australia, Waipukurau. D. B. Tattersahll, Rate Collector.
* In 1881 Scarlatina (Scarlet Fever) was rife in the Manawatu, Hawkes Bay areas and 3 of Daniel's young children died from it in Waipukurau
* In July 1883 he was a member of the Woodville Oddfellows Lodge
* In Dec 1883 at the half yearly meeting of the Tavistock Lodge, I.O.O.F., Waipukurau, Bro. D. B. Tattershall handed in his resignation as secretary.
* He was a member of the Woodville Jockey Club for many years.
Daily Telegraph, 12 Sep 1884
MEANEE HOTEL This well-known and old established hostelry has recently been thoroughly renovated and now offers excellent accommodation to visitors and to boarders. Beautifully situated on the banks of the Tutaekuri reiver and within five miles of Napier, the Meanee Hotel, with its surrounding grounds, must continue a popular holiday resort fro picnic, boating and driving parties. The proprietor intends sparing no expense in laying out his grounds in a way to provide lawn tennis and other healthful outdoor recreation. D. B. TATTERSHALL, Proprietor.
Hawke's Bay Herald, 10 May 1888
Messrs Baker and Tabuteau report having sold Kumeroa section 3 and 8, together with hotel, for £800, to Mr D. B. Tattershall. (equivalent in May 2008 to $144,846)
Woodville Examiner, 25 May 1888
Application For A Publican's License I DANIEL BLANEY TATTERSHALL. of Kumeroa, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Woodville on the 9th day of June 1888, apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Publican's License, for a house situate at Kumeroa, containing six rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated Saturday, the 12th day of May, 1888. Signed, Daniel B. Tattershall.
* He was the licensee of the Kumeroa Hotel in Woodville when P. H. Lynch transferred the license to him. He was in trouble from time to time for serving liquor during prohibited hours and serving alcohol on a Sunday
HOUSEHOLDER'S CERTIFICATE .. We, the undersigned ten householders, residing in the immediate neighborhood of the Argyle Hotel, Kumeroa, do hereby certify that Daniel Blaney Tattershall is a person of good fame and reputation and fir and proper to have granted to him a Publican's License. Signed by: Charles Aunger, William Bartlett, George Benson Bradford, George Charteris, John Collisson, Louis Debrechenyl, Paul Debrechenyl, Nelson Ibbotson, Joe Kennedy, Henry Lewis, A. McMillan, John O'Hagan, Thomas Ruskell, Samuel Smith, James Tipping, Michael Welsh
* In 1901 Daniel sold the freehold and all the furniture etc of the hotel to Stephen Milner of Shannon
Woodville Examiner, 27 June 1906
Mr Charles McKay has disposed of his farm of 80 acres at Kumeroa to Mr D. B. Tattershall. We understand the price paid is very satisfactory to Mr Mckay who has been in possession of the farm for the past ten years.
Dominion, 11 June 1925
TATTERSHALL - On June 8th 1925, at Private Hospital, Pahiatua, Daniel Blamey, relict of the late Eliza Tattershall; aged 74 years.
The late Mr D. B. Tattershall was born in Exeter, Devonshire in 1850. He landed in Napier 53 years ago, lived in Napier and Hawkes Bay for a number of years and then settled in Kumeroa, where he lived for 37 years. Until a few years ago Mr Tattershall was a very keen sportsman with rod and gun and his skill as an angler made his name a by-word throughout the district. He leaves a family of four daughters: Mrs Hoggard (Pahiatua), Mrs Dunford (Kumeroa), Mrs Watkins (Ashley, Clinton) and Miss Tattershall (Kumeroa)
Inscription
In Loving Memory Of
ELIZA
Beloved Wife Of
D. B. TATTERSHALL
Died March 9. 1919
Aged 75 Years
Home At Last, Thy Labour Done
Safe And Blest, The Victory Won
Jordan Passed, From Pain Set Free
Jesus Now Has Welcomed Thee
DANIEL BLAMEY TATTERSHALL
Died June 8. 1925
In His 75th Year
Until The Day Break
And The Shadows Flee Away
Gravesite Details
Funeral Director: Chester Burt
Funeral Officiator: Rev Davidson
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