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Family Group Sheet Wm Thomas & Eliza Peacock 

William Thomas Peacock was b: 26 Dec 1853 in Dagenham, Essex, U K and d: 29 Mar 1922 in Horopito, King Country; he was bur: 01 Apr 1922 Mangorei, Mangaweka, Wanganui

The Kite family and also single man Wm Thomas Peacock immigrated on the sailing ship "Conflict" in 1874.

William mar: on 17 Mar 1877 in Masterton, Wairarapa to Eliza Perry Kite (b: 1860 in Dudley, Worchestershire, U K to parents John and Ellen Kite. Eliza d: 28 Sep 1912 in Mangaweka aged 53Y - Bur: 30 Sep 1912 Mangorei, Mangaweka, Wanganui.

Ellen's mother (Ellen Kite) was b: 1840; d: 01 Dec 1899 at Masterton; bur; 3/12/1899 Archer Street, Q E Park

Evening Post - 4 Nov 1937: The death occurred yesterday mornIng at his residence, 8 Tole Ponsonby, Auckland, of Mr.  John Kite,  at the age of 96. He was one of the oldest members of the Ancient Order of Foresters in New Zealand, having joined the order in 1874. Mr.  Kite was born in Dudley, Worcestershire, England, in 1842, and married Mrs.  Kite  of the same town in 1869.  Five years later they came to New Zealand in the "Conflict" of which Mr. Kite was the second last surviving passenger. Settling in Masterton, Mr. Kite joined the plumbing firm of Pickering Brothers, whom he served for over 40 years. Taking a keen interest in all branches of sport, he became a well-known personality in the Wairarapa district. Mr. Kite transferred to Auckland on his retirement in 1928. He is survived by one son, Mr. J. T. Kite, of Ponsonby.

Ellen's father John Kite was bur: 26/11/1937 at  Archer Street, Q E Park

William and Ellen Peacock's 12 children:

i  Ellen Hannah Peacock (b: 06 Feb 1878 in Masterton; d: 29 Jan 1973 in Geelong, Victoria Bur: 31 Jan 1973 Geelong, Victoria) mar: 09 Apr 1896 in Masterton, Wairarapa to (1) John De Luen (b: 11 Dec 1874 in Christchurch to parnts John de Luen an mother Emma Townsen; Theu div 1911. He d: 05 Oct 1940 in Hamilton Burial: 07 Oct 1940 Hamilton East Cem.) They had 2 daughters:

a Ellen Eliza De Luen (b: 14 Aug 1895 in Greytown, Wairarapa; d: 1988 )  mar: 1920 to  Royston Bennett (b: 1896 his Father: Charles James Bennett Mother: Alice Eliza Lett; he  d: 1964 in Hamilton)

b Ruby Rosetta Myrtle De Luen (b: 20 Sep 1896 in Fielding, Manawatu)

[i] Ellen Hannah Peacock her *2nd Husband: mar: 09 Oct 1900 in Auckland to Samuel Edward Prosser (b: 29 Jan 1875 in Porirua, Wellington; his Father: Samuel Prosser , Mother: Elizabeth Ophelia Isabella Tidd; d: 19 Jun 1964 in Newcastle, NSW Australia )

ii Sarah Ann Elizabeth Peacock (b: 03 Mar 1879 in Masterton; d: 12 Nov 1939 in Penrose Ak Burial: 19 Nov 1978 Purewa, Auckland) mar: 1900 to Archibald Ingram Stevens (b: 09 Apr 1871 in Bulls, his parents : Daniel and Mary Stevens;  d: 17 Nov 1958 in Penrose, Auckland) Their 5 children:

a Ivy May Stevens (b: 09 Jun 1901; d: 1975) mar: 1955 to Clare William Martin (b: 20 Aug 1925; d: 1993)

b Evelyn Amy Stevens (b: 13 Mar 1902; d: 1996)  mar: 1926 to Austin Bernard Curd (b: 07 Oct 1902; d: 19820

c Norman Daniel Stevens (b: 1903; d: 1968) mar: 1936 to Flora May Cornwall (b: 01 May 1906; d: 2000)

d Lucy Elizabeth Stevens (b: 31 Dec 1905; d: 1983)

e Archibald Furness Stevens (b: 30 Sep 1906; d: 1988) mar: 1935 to Alfreda Elizabeth Cheers (b: 13 Aug 1913; d: 1993)

iii John Thomas Peacock (b: 1880 in Masterton) msr: 1913 to Florrie Killick (b: 1887; d: 1966)  Son is

a William John Peacock (b: 27 Sep 1914; d: 1999) mar: 1939 to Gwendoline Mary Rich

iv Hannah Louisa Peacock (b: 25 Jul 1882 in Masterton; d: 30 Nov 1944 in Taihape Bur: 01 Dec 1944 Raetahii, King Country) mar: 19 May 1902 in Registry Office, Mangaweka to Clement Bernard Godsal Solly (b: 1879 in Nelson his Father: William Solly - Mother: Marrianne Godsell; d: 10 Oct 1961 in Palmerston Nth; Bur: 12 Oct 1961 Raetahii, King Country) Their 4 children:

a Lawrence Verne Solly (b: 1903; d: 1965) mar: 1935 to Effie Huia Cairney

b Clifford Goodsal Solly (b: 1906; d: 1961)

c Gladys Essie Solly (b: 1912; d: 1962)

d Bernice May Solly (b: 09 Sep 1915; d: 1992 )

v James Henry Peacock (b: 1884 in Masterton; d; 1907 Ohakune) 

vi Harriett Peacock (b: 13 Mar 1887 in Masterton d: 02 May 1944 in Mangaweka) mar: 1905 to Frederick John Noble (b: 1882 in Mangaweka; d: 22 Oct 1942 in Palmerston Nth; Bur: 24 Oct 1942 Palmerston Nth) Their children:

a Hector William Noble (b: 1907; d: 1922 aged 14Y)

b Joseph Edward Noble (b: 1915; d: 1915 aged 3 wks)

c NR Noble (b: 1924   Still Born)

d NR Noble (b: 1911  Still Born)

e Eunice May Noble (b: 07 Aug 1917; d: 1994)

f Frederick Arthur Noble (b: 20 May 1922; d: 1992) mar: 1947 to Alexina Roselind Perry

g Irene Violet Noble (b: 21 Apr 1919; d: 1975) mar: 1940 to Sydney James John Roucher (b: 09 Mar 1917; d: 1985)

h Walter Frederick Noble (b: 08 Aug 1914; d: 1994)  mar: 1938 to Audrey Gertrude Hoskins (b: 28 Jan 1922; d: 2015)

vii Louisa Peacock (b: 05 May 1890 in Masterton; d: 17 Jan 1974 in Auckland; Bur: 19 Jan 1974 Waikumete Cem) mar: 1911 to Alfred Dennis Bryan (b: 1885; d: 1926 ) Their son:

a William Alfred Bryan (b: 29 Nov 1912; d: 1973)  mar: 1941 to Lorna Bill Lane (b: 08 Apr 1914; d: 1989)

viii Joseph Thomas Peacock (b: 25 Jul 1891 in Masterton; d: 26 Oct 1959 in Rangatataua, King Country) mar: 1911 (1) to Helen Taylor Murdoch (b: 1893; d: 1912) Their son: 

a Lawrence William Gavin Peacock (b: 1912)

*2nd Wife of Joseph Thomas Peacock: mar: 1920 to Kathleen Bernice Glasgow (b: 06 Mar 1898; d: 1976) Their son: 

b Charles James Peacock (b: 01 Mar 1921; d: 1992)  mar: 1950 to Merle Sophia Smith (b: 19 Jun 1931; d: 1977)

ix Eliza Perry Peacock (b: 1897)

x William Thomas Peacock (b: 03 Feb 1897; d: 13 Oct 1897 in Hunterville; Bur: 15 Oct 1897 Rangatira, Hunterville)

xi Frederick Charles Peacock (b: 1899 ; d: 1899 in 4 mths)

xii Stanley George Peacock (b: 1902; d: 1903 in 10 mths)

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1888 Bankruptcy - In the estate of W. T. Peacock, contractor, who filed yesterday, the liabilities are £127 10s, and assets £52. All the creditors are local, and none secured.
 
William Thomas Peacock  was working at Hunterville, in the Rangitikei distriot, when arrested, and he was charged at Masterton with failing to provide for his wife and family, .
 
7 Mar 1892 R.M. COURT MASTERTON, MONDAY. FAILING TO PROVIDE, William Peacock  had, since the December last, failed to provide for his wife and seven children. Mr Skipper appeared for the defendant. Sergeant M'Anlle asked for a remand till Friday next, J Mr Skipper; "I have no objection to the remand. It is a case the Resident Magistrate should hear". The Bench: "Very well. Tlis case is remanded till Friday, Mr Skipper; I would ask that bail be allowed". The Bench : "Bill will be allowed in the accused £lO, and one surety of £lO"

  William Thomas Peacock, who was charged in the Masterton R.M. Court this morning with failing to provide for his wife and family, was arrested about a week ago, For reasons best known to the Police Department he has been incarcerated in the Wellington Gaol for a week; It is an accepted axiom that a man is innocent until his guilt is proved. This case therefore appears to be one of great hardship.
 
Wanganui Chronicle - 7 Mar 1904;  TAIHAPE NOTES: Mr. W. T. Peacock  has just completed the building of a fine large boarding house for Mrs. Maker of Taihape. The building, which is in Tui street, is one of the largest of its kind in Taihape  It is to be duly opened on Monday evening at 8 o'clock, by way of a house warming.
 
1907 Mr Jas. Peacock, son of Mr Peacock, builder at Mangaweka, was killed at Ohakune by the capsizing of a dray