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Winifred Alice & Harold Faulkner McKenzie Winifred Alice Barnard (b: 09 Dec 1881 in Wellington to parents George and Emma Jane Barnard; she d: 20 Nov 1947 at 20 Nth Avenue, Devonport and was bur: 22 Nov 1947 Hillsborough Cem. Area 14 Blk B L 324) She mar: 21 Oct 1906 in Salvation Army Citadell, Vivian St, Wellington to Harold Falconer (Faulkner) McKenzie (b: 15 Jun 1877 in Devonport, North Shore to parents William McKenzie (1831-1909)and mother Catherine McKenzie (1843-1926); Occ: Carpenter; Shipwright; Salvation Army Officer; he d: 01 Jun 1948 in Auckland; Bur: 02 Jun 1948 Hillsborough) Timeline: 1905 Harold moves from Eden Auckland to live at Newtown, Wellington 1906 - Evening Post, 20 Oct: The week of self-denial in connection with the Salvation Army throughout Australasia finished yesterday, and it is stated that there is every evidence that the amounts obtained will be equal to anything yet obtained in the history of the appeal. As the returns will not be known until the 29inst. there is yet time for friends who wish to contribute to the fund - to do so, donations may be sent to Major Twyford. Tomorrow evening a unique service will be held. It is known as the altar service, a prominent feature of which will be the bringing of the gifts to the alter, which is to be erected in front of the platform. At 3 p.m. a wedding ceremony will take place, the parties being Mr. Harold McKenzie, of Brooklyn, builder, and Miss Winnie Barnard, of Oriental Bay. Major Twyford will perform the ceremony. A silver collection to the gallery and to the floor of tho building will be taken up, the proceeds being devoted to the juniors' self-denial total, to which department of the Salvation Army work Mr. McKenzie and Miss Barnard have been for some time attached. The platform will be suitably decorated for the occasion by Staff-Captain Shackleton 1906 Social Gossip: NZ Free Lance, 27 Oct: At the Salvation Army Citadel, Vivian-street, a very pretty wedding was celebrated in true "Army" fashion last Sunday afternoon. The contracting parties were Mr. Harold F. McKenzie, youngest son of Mr. W. McKenzie, Devonport, Auckland, and Miss Winifred Alice Barnard, eldest daughter of Mr. George Barnard, of the "Evening Post" staff, Wellington. The ceremony was performed by Major Twyford, in the presence of a full congregation The bride was attired in the regular Army uniform,
the dark blue costume being relieved by a white
silk sash, thrown over the right and under the left shoulder, and tied
with a bow in the front. She carried a bouquet of white flowers and wore a
wreath of orange blossoms in her hair. She was attended by Miss Olive
McKenzie (sister of the bridegroom), who was attired in a navy blue dress,
with a similar sash, and she also carried a bouquet of white flowers. Mr. Fred. Drew attended the bridlegroom as best man and the bride was given away by her father (Mr. Barnard). A pleasing feature of tlhe ceremony was a hymn written for the occasion, sung by fourteen little dots dressed in cream and white dresses, at the conclusion of which the smallest one of the party handed the bride a pretty basket of flowers. 1909 Occupation at time of Olivia's birth Carpenter living at Devonport, Auckland 1911 move from Wellington East to Live in south Wellington 1913 Press, 28 Nov 1913: The following appointments of Salvation Army officers are officially announced: Captain Harold McKenzie to Lyttelton NZ Herald, 5 Dec 1914: General elections and Bible in Schools - Ministers of religion signed a declaration that they would not vote for any Parliamentary Candidate who would deny people the right to decide on the issue of the Religious Instruction Referendum Bill. Signed by both Winifred A. McKenzie, Harold F. McKenzie for the Salvation Army along with other religious bodies through the Bible in Schools League Birth 1917 Residence Invercargill, New Zealand 1919 Residence Dunedin West 1926 Harold was at Timaru when his mother
died. 1928 Residence Eden, Auckland 1935 Residence Waitemata, Auckland Residence1946 North Shore, Auckland Their children: 1 Harold Stuart McKenzie (b: 10 Sep 1907 Brooklyn, Wellington; occ. Dairy farmer, Air Force fireman; d: 09 Dec 1984 in Taranaki Bur: 12 Dec 1984 Waikumete Crem Lawn Section B3 Plot 197) Mar: 18 Nov 1931 in Beresford Street Congregational Church, Auckland to Alice Louisa Handcock (b: 10 May 1911 28 Pearl Street, Guelph Ontario, Canada to parents William Henry Handcock (1883-1958) and mother Louisa Smith (1889-1935); she d: 6 Jan 1979 in Auckland; Crem: 21 Feb 1979 Waikumete. Their family are:
iv Olivia Campbell McKenzie (b: 28 Dec 1909 in 62 Thompson St., Wellington d: 6 Jan 2004 in Auckland Crem: 9 Jan 2004 Purewa ) mar: 22 Mar 1933 in Salvation Army Congress Hall, Auckland to George Pilkington Salthouse (b: 9 July 1906 in Southport, England to parents John Riley Salthouse and mother Edith Pilkington; Occ. Furnishing business in Hamilton called "Curtain Textiles"; d: 27 Jan 1990 in Auckland) Their children;
4 Wilbur Chapman McKenzie (b: 04 Mar 1914 in Lyttleton d: 07 Oct 1987 in Glamis Private Hospital, Mt Albert; Crem Waikumete 10 Oct 1987) *1st Wife of Wilbur Chapman McKenzie: Mar: 1936 in Auckland to Melva Coral (Toddy) Deighton (b: 29 May 1916 in Auckland; d: 2005 )Their son:
*2nd Wife of Wilbur Chapman McKenzie: Mar: Abt. 1969 in Auckland to Bernice Petford b: 12 March 1927; d 2001) Images and data used in this site copyright - ©Descendant input to up-date family pages is very welcome - more detailed information available on request |