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Henry James and Helena
Barnard
Henry James Barnard was b: 03 Dec 1859 at Taranaki Street, Wellington to parents William Hooper Barnard and mother Sara Elizabeth nee Kemp. He was a Wellington Accountant and d: 22 Dec 1922 in Wellington Bur: 24 Dec 1922 Bolton Street Cemetery, Wellington He mar 20 May 1884 in Nelson, Helena Marion Brown. She was b: 03 Apr 1865 in Nelson (Father: Alfred Joseph Brown; Mother: Sarah Elizabeth) d: 14 Aug 1965 in Silverstream Hospital, Wellington Bur: 16 Aug 1965 Bolton Street Cemetery, Wellington  1897 - electoral roll Wellington suburbs; Living at Lawrence St;
Clerk
1900 - 12 Harper St; Clerk 1902 - Newtown Electoral roll; living at 12 Harper St; clerk 1908 Evening Post, 3 September 1908: The seventeenth annual "social" of the Diamond Association Football Club was held in the Sydney-street Schoolroom last evening. There were in attendance about 150 couples, who spent a. most enjoyable evening at dancing to the music of Miss Hawthorne's string band and in social intercourse. The masters of ceremonies were Messrs. J. W. Black, J. Hoare, H. J. Barnard, and Mr. H. B. D. Swain 1909 - Hawera & Normanby Star, 5 January 1909: During Christmas week three employees of the Eltham Dairy Company's factory met with painful accidents, and made the company very short-handed for such a busy time. The secretary (Mr H. J. Barnard) had the misfortune to have a heavy roller passed over his foot; one of the butter-room men was unfortunate enough to have a 561b weight dropped on to his foot, crushing it considerably; and lastly, and perhaps the most painful of all, happened to the Te Roti creamery manager, who. while in the act of firing up the boiler, by some means allowed the fly-wheel of the engine to grasp the lump of firewood he held, bringing it with terrific force against his side, breaking three or four of his ribs 1911 - New Zealand Gazette Page 2800 1913 - Evening Post; 10 February 1913; MISSING ON MOUNT EGMONT STRONG SEARCH- PARTIES OUT. ELTHAM, This Day. Considerable uneasiness is felt in Eltham concerning Mr. H. J. Barnard, secretary of the Eltham Dairy Company, who has been lost on Mount Egmont since yesterday afternoon. Strong search parties have been sent out. SAFE AND WELL. Mr. H. J. Barnard, who was lost on Mount Egmont, was discovered safe and well about lunch time. 1914 - Egmont electoral roll; living at Conway Road, Eltham; secretary with wife Helena 1915 - PERSONAL MATTERS. Evening Post, 28 August 1915: Amongst those killed in action at the Dardanelles on the 12th August was Private Harry Barnard, second son of Mr. H. J. Barnard (secretary of the Eltham Dairy Factory Company) arid Mrs. Barnard (who has taken a -very prominent part in the patriotic movement in Eltham). Pte. Barnard was previously wounded, but on recovery returned to the firing line. Mr, Barnard had five sons on active service. One (James) is returning by the Tahiti, having been wounded in the shoulder. Mr. H. J. Barnard and his sons are natives of Wellington. 1922 - Wellington Suburbs electoral roll; living at 201 Derwent St, Island Bay, with wife Helena and son Leonard, insurance agent Obituary: The death occurred in Wellington yesterday of an old and
respected resident of Wellington in the person of Mr. Henry James Barnard,
after a long illness. Deceased, who resided at 201 Derwent street, Island
Bay, was 63 years of age, and was born in Wellington, and lived here all
his life except for some 14 years when he was secretary of the Eltham
Dairy Company. In Wellington he was connected with Levin and Co. and
Johnson and Co. There were eight sons in, the family, of whom six served
in the war and two lost their lives in action, H. Barnard in Gallipoli,
and C. V. Barnard in France. A widow and six sons are left to mourn the
loss. The sons are: Messrs. F. A. Barnard (Karamea), J. Barnard
(Masterton), J. W. Barnard (Carterton), A. M. Barnard (Hawera), L. T.
Barnard (Wellington), and W. H. Barnard (Auckland). The late Mr. Barnard
was a son of the late William Hooper Barnard. His brothers are Messrs. F.
H. Barnard (Eltham), G. Barnard (late of the "Evening Post" staff), and
Charles Barnard (Helensville), and his sisters Mrs. D. Billman (Ponsonby,
Auckland), Mrs, A. Clarke (Dominion Road, Auckland), and Mrs Colonel
Fisher (Sydney).
.... 2 Emily
Sarah Barnard b: 06 Nov 1887 in Wellington d: 31 Aug 1890 in
Wellington Burial: 01 Sep 1890 Bolton St Cemetery. Death was by falling on
a fire fender and was struck on the temple and died aged 2 yrs 11 months
Name not listed on headstone.
.... *2nd Wife
of William (Will) Hooper Barnard: Vera Emerton m: Dec 1954 d:
1955 .... *3rd Wife
of William (Will) Hooper Barnard is Patricia Marie Yeates b: in
Cambeak, Tintagel, Cornwall married 05 Feb 1972 in Cornwall
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1 Frank Allen
Barnard
