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- Henry Smith Benger1836 - 1928
Facts and Events
| Name |
Henry Smith Benger |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth? |
1836 |
Whitefield Farm, Lillington, Dorset, England |
| Census[5] |
1841 |
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| Census[6] |
1851 |
Sherbourne, Dorset, England |
| Marriage |
29 Sep 1861 |
Saint Lawrence, Jerseyto Amelie Caroline LeBlond |
| Census[7] |
1871 |
St Lawrence, Jersey, Channel Isles |
| Immigration[8] |
1875 |
Auckland, New Zealandship and arrival |
| Occupation? |
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Te Kopuru, Northland, New Zealandmarket gardener |
| Death[1][4] |
25 Aug 1928 |
Te Kopuru, Northland, New Zealand |
| Burial[2] |
27 Aug 1928 |
Mt Wesley, Dargaville, NZ |
Henry Smith Benger was born in 1837 in Lillington, England,
and died 25 August 1928 in Te Kopuru, New Zealand. He married
Amelie Caroline LeBlond on 29 September 1861 in St Lawrence,
Jersey, daughter of George Le Blond and Jane LeMonnier.
More About Henry Smith Benger:
Buried: 27 August 1928, Dargaville, NZ
Immigration: 1875, Auckland
Ship and Arrival: Assaye, left London, 12 Sep 1874, arriving Auckland 26 Dec 1874
Occupation: Market Gardener
Cause of Death: Chronic Bronchitis and myocarditis- 14 months
Medical Information: Last seen by J A Marshall, 27 July, 1928
Marriage Notes for Henry Benger and Amelie LeBlond:
Witnesses
Toni Dupre
Jane Adelaide Collas
She could be their employer...
Amelie could not write.. X appears on licence
Will - NZ National Archives
BBAE 1570 555/28
References
- ↑ NZ Births Deaths and Marriages
2259\1928. - ↑ New Zealand. Cemetery Records, 1800-2007. (Ancestry.com)
[1].
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Mr. Henry Benger. A pioneer settler of Dargaville district, Mr Henry Benger, died on Saturday afternoon at the residence of his daughter Mrs. Winter, Te Kopuru at the advanced age of 91 years. Mr. Benger was one of the original settlers at Arapohue. He retired some years ago and had since lived at Te Kopuru.
- ↑ Chronic Bronchitis and myocarditis- 14 months
- ↑ Aged 4 at Whitefield
- ↑ Silk Runner
- ↑ 12 View Rd
Jersey
Channel Islands
- ↑ Assaye, Auckland, NZ
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