Georgina Feltus is buried with her (step) brother-in-law Thomas Moore .. On the headstone it is written "Georgina Feltus, sister of Mrs T. Moore".
Also interred with them is 6 hours old Eva Moore (1906) whose parents are not yet known
Georgina her brothers William John (1846-1864) & Richard James (1844-1914) were the only Feltus in NZ and none of them married.
Their parents were George Feltus (1805-1847), of the 58th Regiment & Frances 'Fanny' Thornhill (1816-1869) from Ireland. George & Fanny married in Scotland in 1840 and sailed to Auckland with the NZ Fencibles, on the CLIFTON with 3 year old son Richard James (1844-1914) & 1 year old William John Feltus (1846-1864). The Clifton left Gravesend 18 Aug 1847 and Galway 26 Sep 1847, arriving in Auckland 23 Jan 1848. George Feltus died on 13 Nov 1847 aged 42, 2 months from Auckland and 5 days before Georgina was born
Clifton passengers: https://tinyurl.com/yc35vu65
In the First Fleet of Auckland the statement is made that "The Clifton was almost a plague-ship. Influenza persisted for the whole of the voyage especially afflicting the children. There were 46 deaths, mainly of children."
Most passengers were from Southern Ireland and suffering the effects of influenza and hunger.
Their mother Fanny next married Thomas Weaving (1812-1879) in 1849 and had a daughter, Amelia Frances Weaving (1853-1936). So Georgina & Amelia were half sisters . Amelia married Thomas Moore (1849-1888) in 1872. The Sergeant (G.V.T.) George Vivian Thomas Moore on the headstone (as a memorial only) was their son. On enlistment his address was Woodville.
NZ Herald, 13 May 1910
At Woodville, Napier, New Zealand, Georgina Feltus, only daughter of the late Colour-Sergeant George Feltus, H.M. 58th Regiment and only relative of Richard James Feltus of the city of Auckland, New Zealand, aged 58 years.
* During the week Miss Feltus, sister of Mrs T. Moore and aunt of Mr V. Moore, of the Wellington Telegraph Office, passed away after a short but severe illness. The deceased lady was very retiring, but of a most lovable disposition and the very few people who knew her held her in great esteem. Much sympathy has been expressed for her relations.
Woodville Examiner, 13 May 1904
Thanks Mrs Moore desires to express, on behalf of her family and herself, their heartfelt thanks for the many expressions of sympathy tendered to her during the illness and on the death of, her sister, Miss Feltus.
NZ Herald, 9 July 1870 PETTINGALE - At Auckland, on the 7th July, John George Pettingale, Esq., late of Norfolk, England; aged 53 years. - Home papers please copy. The funeral will leave the residence of Mr R. J. Feltus, Symonds-street, (Auckland) this day, at half-past 4 p.m. All friends are particularly requested to attend.
John Pettingale died at the lunatic asylum in Auckland, the same Asylum that Richard had been on a couple of occasions
Richard James 'Dick' Feltus, Georgina's brother, and only living relative in NZ at the time of her death, was a clerk at the Native Lands Court, he died 22 July 1914 and is buried in plot 83, row 6 of Waikumete Cemetery
Also interred with them is 6 hours old Eva Moore (1906) whose parents are not yet known
Georgina her brothers William John (1846-1864) & Richard James (1844-1914) were the only Feltus in NZ and none of them married.
Their parents were George Feltus (1805-1847), of the 58th Regiment & Frances 'Fanny' Thornhill (1816-1869) from Ireland. George & Fanny married in Scotland in 1840 and sailed to Auckland with the NZ Fencibles, on the CLIFTON with 3 year old son Richard James (1844-1914) & 1 year old William John Feltus (1846-1864). The Clifton left Gravesend 18 Aug 1847 and Galway 26 Sep 1847, arriving in Auckland 23 Jan 1848. George Feltus died on 13 Nov 1847 aged 42, 2 months from Auckland and 5 days before Georgina was born
Clifton passengers: https://tinyurl.com/yc35vu65
In the First Fleet of Auckland the statement is made that "The Clifton was almost a plague-ship. Influenza persisted for the whole of the voyage especially afflicting the children. There were 46 deaths, mainly of children."
Most passengers were from Southern Ireland and suffering the effects of influenza and hunger.
Their mother Fanny next married Thomas Weaving (1812-1879) in 1849 and had a daughter, Amelia Frances Weaving (1853-1936). So Georgina & Amelia were half sisters . Amelia married Thomas Moore (1849-1888) in 1872. The Sergeant (G.V.T.) George Vivian Thomas Moore on the headstone (as a memorial only) was their son. On enlistment his address was Woodville.
NZ Herald, 13 May 1910
At Woodville, Napier, New Zealand, Georgina Feltus, only daughter of the late Colour-Sergeant George Feltus, H.M. 58th Regiment and only relative of Richard James Feltus of the city of Auckland, New Zealand, aged 58 years.
* During the week Miss Feltus, sister of Mrs T. Moore and aunt of Mr V. Moore, of the Wellington Telegraph Office, passed away after a short but severe illness. The deceased lady was very retiring, but of a most lovable disposition and the very few people who knew her held her in great esteem. Much sympathy has been expressed for her relations.
Woodville Examiner, 13 May 1904
Thanks Mrs Moore desires to express, on behalf of her family and herself, their heartfelt thanks for the many expressions of sympathy tendered to her during the illness and on the death of, her sister, Miss Feltus.
NZ Herald, 9 July 1870 PETTINGALE - At Auckland, on the 7th July, John George Pettingale, Esq., late of Norfolk, England; aged 53 years. - Home papers please copy. The funeral will leave the residence of Mr R. J. Feltus, Symonds-street, (Auckland) this day, at half-past 4 p.m. All friends are particularly requested to attend.
John Pettingale died at the lunatic asylum in Auckland, the same Asylum that Richard had been on a couple of occasions
Richard James 'Dick' Feltus, Georgina's brother, and only living relative in NZ at the time of her death, was a clerk at the Native Lands Court, he died 22 July 1914 and is buried in plot 83, row 6 of Waikumete Cemetery
Georgina Feltus is buried with her (step) brother-in-law Thomas Moore .. On the headstone it is written "Georgina Feltus, sister of Mrs T. Moore".
Also interred with them is 6 hours old Eva Moore (1906) whose parents are not yet known
Georgina her brothers William John (1846-1864) & Richard James (1844-1914) were the only Feltus in NZ and none of them married.
Their parents were George Feltus (1805-1847), of the 58th Regiment & Frances 'Fanny' Thornhill (1816-1869) from Ireland. George & Fanny married in Scotland in 1840 and sailed to Auckland with the NZ Fencibles, on the CLIFTON with 3 year old son Richard James (1844-1914) & 1 year old William John Feltus (1846-1864). The Clifton left Gravesend 18 Aug 1847 and Galway 26 Sep 1847, arriving in Auckland 23 Jan 1848. George Feltus died on 13 Nov 1847 aged 42, 2 months from Auckland and 5 days before Georgina was born
Clifton passengers: https://tinyurl.com/yc35vu65
In the First Fleet of Auckland the statement is made that "The Clifton was almost a plague-ship. Influenza persisted for the whole of the voyage especially afflicting the children. There were 46 deaths, mainly of children."
Most passengers were from Southern Ireland and suffering the effects of influenza and hunger.
Their mother Fanny next married Thomas Weaving (1812-1879) in 1849 and had a daughter, Amelia Frances Weaving (1853-1936). So Georgina & Amelia were half sisters . Amelia married Thomas Moore (1849-1888) in 1872. The Sergeant (G.V.T.) George Vivian Thomas Moore on the headstone (as a memorial only) was their son. On enlistment his address was Woodville.
NZ Herald, 13 May 1910
At Woodville, Napier, New Zealand, Georgina Feltus, only daughter of the late Colour-Sergeant George Feltus, H.M. 58th Regiment and only relative of Richard James Feltus of the city of Auckland, New Zealand, aged 58 years.
* During the week Miss Feltus, sister of Mrs T. Moore and aunt of Mr V. Moore, of the Wellington Telegraph Office, passed away after a short but severe illness. The deceased lady was very retiring, but of a most lovable disposition and the very few people who knew her held her in great esteem. Much sympathy has been expressed for her relations.
Woodville Examiner, 13 May 1904
Thanks Mrs Moore desires to express, on behalf of her family and herself, their heartfelt thanks for the many expressions of sympathy tendered to her during the illness and on the death of, her sister, Miss Feltus.
NZ Herald, 9 July 1870 PETTINGALE - At Auckland, on the 7th July, John George Pettingale, Esq., late of Norfolk, England; aged 53 years. - Home papers please copy. The funeral will leave the residence of Mr R. J. Feltus, Symonds-street, (Auckland) this day, at half-past 4 p.m. All friends are particularly requested to attend.
John Pettingale died at the lunatic asylum in Auckland, the same Asylum that Richard had been on a couple of occasions
Richard James 'Dick' Feltus, Georgina's brother, and only living relative in NZ at the time of her death, was a clerk at the Native Lands Court, he died 22 July 1914 and is buried in plot 83, row 6 of Waikumete Cemetery
Also interred with them is 6 hours old Eva Moore (1906) whose parents are not yet known
Georgina her brothers William John (1846-1864) & Richard James (1844-1914) were the only Feltus in NZ and none of them married.
Their parents were George Feltus (1805-1847), of the 58th Regiment & Frances 'Fanny' Thornhill (1816-1869) from Ireland. George & Fanny married in Scotland in 1840 and sailed to Auckland with the NZ Fencibles, on the CLIFTON with 3 year old son Richard James (1844-1914) & 1 year old William John Feltus (1846-1864). The Clifton left Gravesend 18 Aug 1847 and Galway 26 Sep 1847, arriving in Auckland 23 Jan 1848. George Feltus died on 13 Nov 1847 aged 42, 2 months from Auckland and 5 days before Georgina was born
Clifton passengers: https://tinyurl.com/yc35vu65
In the First Fleet of Auckland the statement is made that "The Clifton was almost a plague-ship. Influenza persisted for the whole of the voyage especially afflicting the children. There were 46 deaths, mainly of children."
Most passengers were from Southern Ireland and suffering the effects of influenza and hunger.
Their mother Fanny next married Thomas Weaving (1812-1879) in 1849 and had a daughter, Amelia Frances Weaving (1853-1936). So Georgina & Amelia were half sisters . Amelia married Thomas Moore (1849-1888) in 1872. The Sergeant (G.V.T.) George Vivian Thomas Moore on the headstone (as a memorial only) was their son. On enlistment his address was Woodville.
NZ Herald, 13 May 1910
At Woodville, Napier, New Zealand, Georgina Feltus, only daughter of the late Colour-Sergeant George Feltus, H.M. 58th Regiment and only relative of Richard James Feltus of the city of Auckland, New Zealand, aged 58 years.
* During the week Miss Feltus, sister of Mrs T. Moore and aunt of Mr V. Moore, of the Wellington Telegraph Office, passed away after a short but severe illness. The deceased lady was very retiring, but of a most lovable disposition and the very few people who knew her held her in great esteem. Much sympathy has been expressed for her relations.
Woodville Examiner, 13 May 1904
Thanks Mrs Moore desires to express, on behalf of her family and herself, their heartfelt thanks for the many expressions of sympathy tendered to her during the illness and on the death of, her sister, Miss Feltus.
NZ Herald, 9 July 1870 PETTINGALE - At Auckland, on the 7th July, John George Pettingale, Esq., late of Norfolk, England; aged 53 years. - Home papers please copy. The funeral will leave the residence of Mr R. J. Feltus, Symonds-street, (Auckland) this day, at half-past 4 p.m. All friends are particularly requested to attend.
John Pettingale died at the lunatic asylum in Auckland, the same Asylum that Richard had been on a couple of occasions
Richard James 'Dick' Feltus, Georgina's brother, and only living relative in NZ at the time of her death, was a clerk at the Native Lands Court, he died 22 July 1914 and is buried in plot 83, row 6 of Waikumete Cemetery
Inscription
THOMAS MOORE
Died Dec 2nd 1888
Aged 38 Years
Sergt C.V.T. MOORE, M.M. (ANZAC)
Died of Pneumonia in England
11th Dec 1918
Aged 41 Years
Also GEORGINA FELTUS
Sister of Mrs T. Moore
Died May 12th 1904
Gravesite Details
Funeral Officiator: Edward R. Robertshawe
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