James married Jane Eliza Patterson in Ireland in 1850 and they arrived with the 65th in 1856. James, as Private (Regimental No 3511), started his service in NZ on 14 April 1856 and served to 28 Sep 1856
Their known children
. . born Ireland . .
* 1852 - 1926 Richard Greenaway (+McKenzie)
. Richard married Catherine'Kate' McKenzie in 1872. He was a baker in Te Pohue in 1911
* 1854 - 1951 Mary Ann Greenaway (+Campbell)
. Mary married Charles Malcolm Campbell in 1881
. . born New Zealand . .
* 1863 - 1948 Jane Eliza Greenaway (+Yates +Campbell)
. Jane married Henry Charles Leigh Yates (1862-1890) in 1883 & had 4 children. She next married John Alexander Campbell (1860-1945) in Napier in 1892
* 1864 - 1919 William Francis 'Frank' Greenaway (+Clark +Ward)
. Frank married Mary Elizabeth Clark (1862-1924) in Hastings 1887 & had 2 children. He remarried c1904 to Annie Rachel Ward (1869-1960) & had at least 5 more children. He was in USA by 1911. He & the children are buried in Texas
* 1869 - 1950 Sarah Greenaway (+McLennan)
. Sarah married Kenneth John McLennan in 1887
* 1872 - 1912 Bertrude Greenaway
. Bertrude 1st married George Hammond Ross in 1887. She next married Thomas Alexander Jamieson Wingate Nicholson in 1900
* 1873 - 1873 Joseph Greenaway (age 6 hours in Napier)
Hastings Standard, 5 July 1911
Mr James Greenaway, a very old and respected Hawke's Bay identity, died in the Napier Hospital yesterday, at the ripe old age of 93 years. The late Mr Greenaway arrived in Napier in the very early days with the 65th Regiment and after remaining here for some years he removed to Woodville, where he lived for over a quarter of a century, one of the original settlers of the Masterton Road Block. He leaves two sons, Mr Richard Greenaway of Te Pohue and Mr W. F. (Frank) Greenaway now living in the United States and four daughters, Mrs I. A. Campbell of Napier, Mrs T. A. W. Nicholson of Waipawa, Mrs K. J. McLennan of Pahiatua, Mrs C. Campbell of Perth, West Australia and a number of grand-children and great-grandchildren.
Woodville Examiner, 7 July 1911
GREENAWAY - At the Napier Hospital, on Tuesday, 4th July, James Greenaway, late of Woodville; aged 93 years.
It is nearly sixty years ago since Mr Greenaway came to New Zealand with the old Sixty-fifth and fought through most of the Maori wars, but left the service when the regiment returned to England. It must be well over thirty years since he came to Woodville and he has been residing in the district constantly since. Some little time ago he was removed to the Napier hospital as his health was so completely failing and he had no one to look after him.
The funeral took place at the Woodville cemetery yesterday afternoon, the Rev Canon Eccles officiating at the graveside.
Their known children
. . born Ireland . .
* 1852 - 1926 Richard Greenaway (+McKenzie)
. Richard married Catherine'Kate' McKenzie in 1872. He was a baker in Te Pohue in 1911
* 1854 - 1951 Mary Ann Greenaway (+Campbell)
. Mary married Charles Malcolm Campbell in 1881
. . born New Zealand . .
* 1863 - 1948 Jane Eliza Greenaway (+Yates +Campbell)
. Jane married Henry Charles Leigh Yates (1862-1890) in 1883 & had 4 children. She next married John Alexander Campbell (1860-1945) in Napier in 1892
* 1864 - 1919 William Francis 'Frank' Greenaway (+Clark +Ward)
. Frank married Mary Elizabeth Clark (1862-1924) in Hastings 1887 & had 2 children. He remarried c1904 to Annie Rachel Ward (1869-1960) & had at least 5 more children. He was in USA by 1911. He & the children are buried in Texas
* 1869 - 1950 Sarah Greenaway (+McLennan)
. Sarah married Kenneth John McLennan in 1887
* 1872 - 1912 Bertrude Greenaway
. Bertrude 1st married George Hammond Ross in 1887. She next married Thomas Alexander Jamieson Wingate Nicholson in 1900
* 1873 - 1873 Joseph Greenaway (age 6 hours in Napier)
Hastings Standard, 5 July 1911
Mr James Greenaway, a very old and respected Hawke's Bay identity, died in the Napier Hospital yesterday, at the ripe old age of 93 years. The late Mr Greenaway arrived in Napier in the very early days with the 65th Regiment and after remaining here for some years he removed to Woodville, where he lived for over a quarter of a century, one of the original settlers of the Masterton Road Block. He leaves two sons, Mr Richard Greenaway of Te Pohue and Mr W. F. (Frank) Greenaway now living in the United States and four daughters, Mrs I. A. Campbell of Napier, Mrs T. A. W. Nicholson of Waipawa, Mrs K. J. McLennan of Pahiatua, Mrs C. Campbell of Perth, West Australia and a number of grand-children and great-grandchildren.
Woodville Examiner, 7 July 1911
GREENAWAY - At the Napier Hospital, on Tuesday, 4th July, James Greenaway, late of Woodville; aged 93 years.
It is nearly sixty years ago since Mr Greenaway came to New Zealand with the old Sixty-fifth and fought through most of the Maori wars, but left the service when the regiment returned to England. It must be well over thirty years since he came to Woodville and he has been residing in the district constantly since. Some little time ago he was removed to the Napier hospital as his health was so completely failing and he had no one to look after him.
The funeral took place at the Woodville cemetery yesterday afternoon, the Rev Canon Eccles officiating at the graveside.
James married Jane Eliza Patterson in Ireland in 1850 and they arrived with the 65th in 1856. James, as Private (Regimental No 3511), started his service in NZ on 14 April 1856 and served to 28 Sep 1856
Their known children
. . born Ireland . .
* 1852 - 1926 Richard Greenaway (+McKenzie)
. Richard married Catherine'Kate' McKenzie in 1872. He was a baker in Te Pohue in 1911
* 1854 - 1951 Mary Ann Greenaway (+Campbell)
. Mary married Charles Malcolm Campbell in 1881
. . born New Zealand . .
* 1863 - 1948 Jane Eliza Greenaway (+Yates +Campbell)
. Jane married Henry Charles Leigh Yates (1862-1890) in 1883 & had 4 children. She next married John Alexander Campbell (1860-1945) in Napier in 1892
* 1864 - 1919 William Francis 'Frank' Greenaway (+Clark +Ward)
. Frank married Mary Elizabeth Clark (1862-1924) in Hastings 1887 & had 2 children. He remarried c1904 to Annie Rachel Ward (1869-1960) & had at least 5 more children. He was in USA by 1911. He & the children are buried in Texas
* 1869 - 1950 Sarah Greenaway (+McLennan)
. Sarah married Kenneth John McLennan in 1887
* 1872 - 1912 Bertrude Greenaway
. Bertrude 1st married George Hammond Ross in 1887. She next married Thomas Alexander Jamieson Wingate Nicholson in 1900
* 1873 - 1873 Joseph Greenaway (age 6 hours in Napier)
Hastings Standard, 5 July 1911
Mr James Greenaway, a very old and respected Hawke's Bay identity, died in the Napier Hospital yesterday, at the ripe old age of 93 years. The late Mr Greenaway arrived in Napier in the very early days with the 65th Regiment and after remaining here for some years he removed to Woodville, where he lived for over a quarter of a century, one of the original settlers of the Masterton Road Block. He leaves two sons, Mr Richard Greenaway of Te Pohue and Mr W. F. (Frank) Greenaway now living in the United States and four daughters, Mrs I. A. Campbell of Napier, Mrs T. A. W. Nicholson of Waipawa, Mrs K. J. McLennan of Pahiatua, Mrs C. Campbell of Perth, West Australia and a number of grand-children and great-grandchildren.
Woodville Examiner, 7 July 1911
GREENAWAY - At the Napier Hospital, on Tuesday, 4th July, James Greenaway, late of Woodville; aged 93 years.
It is nearly sixty years ago since Mr Greenaway came to New Zealand with the old Sixty-fifth and fought through most of the Maori wars, but left the service when the regiment returned to England. It must be well over thirty years since he came to Woodville and he has been residing in the district constantly since. Some little time ago he was removed to the Napier hospital as his health was so completely failing and he had no one to look after him.
The funeral took place at the Woodville cemetery yesterday afternoon, the Rev Canon Eccles officiating at the graveside.
Their known children
. . born Ireland . .
* 1852 - 1926 Richard Greenaway (+McKenzie)
. Richard married Catherine'Kate' McKenzie in 1872. He was a baker in Te Pohue in 1911
* 1854 - 1951 Mary Ann Greenaway (+Campbell)
. Mary married Charles Malcolm Campbell in 1881
. . born New Zealand . .
* 1863 - 1948 Jane Eliza Greenaway (+Yates +Campbell)
. Jane married Henry Charles Leigh Yates (1862-1890) in 1883 & had 4 children. She next married John Alexander Campbell (1860-1945) in Napier in 1892
* 1864 - 1919 William Francis 'Frank' Greenaway (+Clark +Ward)
. Frank married Mary Elizabeth Clark (1862-1924) in Hastings 1887 & had 2 children. He remarried c1904 to Annie Rachel Ward (1869-1960) & had at least 5 more children. He was in USA by 1911. He & the children are buried in Texas
* 1869 - 1950 Sarah Greenaway (+McLennan)
. Sarah married Kenneth John McLennan in 1887
* 1872 - 1912 Bertrude Greenaway
. Bertrude 1st married George Hammond Ross in 1887. She next married Thomas Alexander Jamieson Wingate Nicholson in 1900
* 1873 - 1873 Joseph Greenaway (age 6 hours in Napier)
Hastings Standard, 5 July 1911
Mr James Greenaway, a very old and respected Hawke's Bay identity, died in the Napier Hospital yesterday, at the ripe old age of 93 years. The late Mr Greenaway arrived in Napier in the very early days with the 65th Regiment and after remaining here for some years he removed to Woodville, where he lived for over a quarter of a century, one of the original settlers of the Masterton Road Block. He leaves two sons, Mr Richard Greenaway of Te Pohue and Mr W. F. (Frank) Greenaway now living in the United States and four daughters, Mrs I. A. Campbell of Napier, Mrs T. A. W. Nicholson of Waipawa, Mrs K. J. McLennan of Pahiatua, Mrs C. Campbell of Perth, West Australia and a number of grand-children and great-grandchildren.
Woodville Examiner, 7 July 1911
GREENAWAY - At the Napier Hospital, on Tuesday, 4th July, James Greenaway, late of Woodville; aged 93 years.
It is nearly sixty years ago since Mr Greenaway came to New Zealand with the old Sixty-fifth and fought through most of the Maori wars, but left the service when the regiment returned to England. It must be well over thirty years since he came to Woodville and he has been residing in the district constantly since. Some little time ago he was removed to the Napier hospital as his health was so completely failing and he had no one to look after him.
The funeral took place at the Woodville cemetery yesterday afternoon, the Rev Canon Eccles officiating at the graveside.
Inscription
JAMES H. GREENAWAY
Pvt 3511 New Zealand Wars
65th Regiment Of Foot
Died 4.7.1911
JANE E. GREENAWAY
Died 22.12.1902 aged 75 years
Gravesite Details
Funeral Director: E R Grinlinton
Funeral Officiator: Rev John Charles Eccles
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