The 4 Richmond children:

1 Christopher William* Richmond  (b: 12 Jul 1821 in London, England d: 03 Aug 1895 in Wellington) Mar: 15 Sep 1852 to Emily Elizabeth Atkinson b: (1829 d: 1906) Their 9 children:

a Mary Elizabeth Anne Richmond (b: 30 Aug 1853 in New Plymouth; d: 03 Jul 1949 in Wellington) CBE 1949. Educationalist, Composer of music. Founder of the first Free Kindergarten in Wellington. 1st President of the Pioneer Club. Delegate to Boston, USA. Published verses, "The Bindy Ballads", childrens' songs, etc. 1891 UK Census she is visiting Richard C Fisher at Hill Top, Midhurst, described as a schoolteacher - she did not marry.

b Anna Wilson Richmond, b: 04 May 1855 in Taranaki, 2nd daughter of Mr Justice Richmond. She d: 8 Jul 1912 after an illness of over 20 years aged 58 at her residence, Hobson-street, Wellington, She left four sisters  - Mrs Fell (wife of Dr Fell), of Welliington; Mrs E. J. Blake, who resides in England and the Misses E. and E. Richmond, of Wellington. and three brothers,  Mr G F Richmond, of Sydney Mr R. R.  Richmond, surveyor, of Wellington and Mr A. Richmond, solicitor, Feilding.

c Margaret Richmond (b: 05 Apr 1857 in Auckland; d: 1933 in Wellington) mar: 1886 to Walter Fell  (b: 1845 Nelson; d: 22 Sep 1932  Wellington)

NZ Herald: 25 Nov 1932: OBITUARY DR. WALTER FELL MRCP, LRCP: The death occurred at his residence, Mahina Bay, Wellington, of Dr. Walter Fell, aged 77. He was formerly well known in Wellington, where he practised his profession for many years before his retirement. Walter Fell  was born in Nelson in 1855, his father being the late Mr. Alfred Fell. His early years from the age of four were spent in the South of France, where his parents resided. Later he went to Rugby, and then to Oxford. He studied medicine at St. Thomas' Hospital, where he was house surgeon and house physician. In 1884 he returned to New Zealand, joining Dr. W. E. Collins in practice in Wellington. Dr. Fell was an enthusiastic yachtsman, and his five-tonner "Mahina" was well known in harbour racing and in cruising waters. He was a past-president of the Port Nicholson Yacht Club, and the Star Boating Club. He was also greatly interested in painting, and was a member for many years of the committee of the New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts, as well as a past'president of the Academy. Dr. Fell retired from his Wellington practice about 1907, but when the war broke out he went to England and was given a commission in the Royal Army Medical Corps and served iu various capacities in various parts of the war zone, eventually serving in tho Soldiers' Hospital at Bethnel Green, and being promoted to the rank of major. Dr. Fell mar: in 1886 the third daughter of the late Mr. Justice Richmond. He is survived by his wife, and two sons. Mr. Christopher Fell, of Whangarei, Lieutenant-Commander W. Fell, of the Royal Navy, and three daughters, Mrs. F. A. Wilson, Mrs. G. V. Bogle, and Miss A. Fell.

Evening Post, 30 Jan 1933: OBITUARY MRS. WALTER FELL: A former resident of Auckland, died last Saturday. She was born in Auckland, the third daughter of the late Mr. Justice Richmond who was a Minister of the Crown. She was educated in New Zealand, Germany, Switzerland, and subsequently at Newnham College, Cambridge. At the foundation of Wellington Girls' College she joined the staff and taught for three years.until her marriage with Dr. Walter Fell, M.D., of Mahina Bay, who died in November last. She lived for many years in Willis street, and later at Mahina Bay, Eastbourne. In 1915 Mrs. Fell went to  England in order to be near her family, her husband and two sons being on active service, and two daughters engaged in war work. She leaves three daughters, two sons, and eight grandchildren. She was a gifted actress, and took an active part in amateur theatricals. She was also a moving spirit when Lady Stout founded the Society for the Protection of Women and Children, being at one time president. She had a fine intellect and wide sympathies. Hers was an outstanding personality, which brought her a large circle of friends on both sides of the world.  Their 5 children:

i Erica Richmond Fell (b: 1887) Mar: 14 Jul 1917 at Esses Church, Notting Hill Gate, to  Captain Frank Alexander Wilson ( eldest son of the late Mr R. A. Wilson, of Hawke's Bay; d: 1932)  

ii Christopher Walter Fell (b: 1889; d: May 29, 1958 Bellingen, NSW, Australia aged 88Y) Mar: (1) 1920 to  Margaret Joyce Raikes (b: 1898 - her father: William Campbell Raikes) Mar: (2) Lorna ? - 4 children.

iii Margaret Cecily Richmond Fell (b: 1889) mar: 17 Jul 1915 in Unitarian Free Church, Ingestre Street, Wellington  to Captain Gilbert Vere Bogle Served NZ Medical Service, WW1;  killed d: 12 Oct 1917

iv Anna Richmond Fell (b: 23 Feb 1892; d: 1972) She attended Victoria College, Wgtn; Nurse WW1;  mar: ? Britton;

v William Richmond Fell (b: 31 Jan 1897 Wellington; DSC, 1941, CBE, 1947, created CMG, 1957; d: 28 Nov 1981 aged 84Y)  mar: 1921 Phyllis Munday(div) They had two sons; he later mar: (2) Jean Dunkerley.

d Christopher Francis Richmond (b: 12 Mar 1859; Occ: solicitor Wgtn, Orchardist at Gosford; d: 30 Jan 1935 in Wamberal, Australia) mar: . Amy Lisa Gibson (b: 1863 - her father: Robert Henry Gibson; d: 23 Feb 1944 in Wamberal. Australia) 

Their son: Christopher Launce Richmond (b: 1891; mar: Florence Lydia Lee-Hing)

e Alfred Richmond b: 1862

f Alice Richmond (b: 10 Sep 1863 in Dunedin; d: 1944) mar: 1892 in Hilltop, Bridgewater to Edward Jarman Blake (b: 1863 in Bishops Hull, Somerset, UK, son of William Blake and Fanny Follett Osler; Occ: solicitor; d: abt: Dec 1936)  Their 3 children:

i Elizabeth Richmond Blake b: 18 Jul 1893 in Crewkerne, Somerset, UK; mar: Stanley Natusch ( b: 1889 to parents Charles Tilleard Natusch (1860-1951 and mother Ada Spencer (1860-1954; Rank: Captain WW1 with Australian forces; Link) Occup:

ii Edward William Richmond Blake (b: 27 May 1897 in Crewkerne, Somerset, UK; d: 31 Jul 1917 Ypres, Mennin Gate, Belgium age 20Y) 2nd Lieutenant Somerset Light Infantry. On the 31st July the Somersets took part in the Battle of Pilckem which was part of the Passchendaele Offensive of the 3rd Battle of Ypres. D Company of the Somersets under Edward Blake advanced forward to clear Beek Wood and form a line between Wam Farm to Grass Farm. Blake was killed as he lead his platoon under heavy fire and was never found. He is listed on Panel 21 of The Menin Gate Memorial.

iii Margaret Richmond Blake (b: 15 Apr 1899 in Crewkerne, Somerset, UK

g Robert Richardson Richmond (b: 1865; occ: Civil Engineer & Surveyor, Wgtn NZ; d: 1916)  mar: Beatrice Bernadette Farrell Their 2 sons:

i Sir Maxwell Richmond (b: 19 Oct 1900 in Wellington Vice-Admiral Sir Maxwell Richmond, RN, KBE, CB, DSO, Croix-de-Guerre, Order of the Red Banner. Mentioned twice in Despatches, WW2.

He joined the Royal Navy in 1918, serving with distinction in WW2 in the Atlantic and Mediterranean, achieving the rank of Captain in 1942 and Rear Admiral in 1954; he d: 1986) Mar: 1929 to Jessie Messervy Campbell Craig (b: 06 Aug 1899; d: 1985)

ii Robert Calvert Richmond (b: 1905, Group Captain RAF; d: 1966) mar: 1936 in Surrey Josephine Evelyn Grantham b: 1908 in Lincolnshire, UK

h Edward Thomas Richmond b: 1867 Occ Lawyer

i Emily Richmond  (b: 1869; d: 1950)