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Press, 30 Nov 1883: Bartrum—On November 29th, at Creek Station, Geraldine, the
wife of B. P. Bartrum, of a daughter both doing well.
1911 TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS: Successful Timaru candidates who obtained full passes in
their class in teachers' certificate examinations:— Class
C—Charlotte Bartrum.
Ashburton Guardian, , 23 July 1910 Owing
to the increased attendance at the Winslow school, .the Board of
Education has granted the committee's request for a mistress, and
Miss Bartrum, who has been appointed, will assume her duties on
August Ist. The attendance at the school is close on fifty scholars.
Press, , 26 Nov 1917:(From our London
correspondent.) LONDON: Miss Charlotte Amy Dorothy Bartrum, eldest daughter of the late
Mr B P Bartrum, of Fairlie, Canterbury, was married, on July 8th, at
the Cathedral Church at Tai-an- Fu, Shantung, North China, to the
Rev. Ives T. Stocker. of the Anglican Mission, a son of Colonel M.
Stocker, of Merton Park, S.W. The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
W. G.
Mawson.
Dorothy's husband Ives Theodore
Stocker was born 07 Jul 1877 in Gibraltar Bapt: 30 Jul
1877 Gibraltar. (His father was Maurice Edward
Corey Stocker (b: 17 Jan 1834 Titchfield, d: 15 Sep 1924 in
Wimbledon, Surrey, England) and his mother was Augusta Theodora Jenkins (b: 17 Jan 1852.in Turnham Green,
West London d: 3 Aug 1920 in Wimbledon, Surrey)
1910 - Rev. Ives Stocker, on the Church of England
Mission Staff at P'ingyin. Shantung He and Dorothy had
no children He died 1931 in Surrey, Prince
Edward Island, Canada.
1921 St Johns Daily News - Aug. 14. -
Rev. Ives Stocker, and wife of China, visit New Foundland, and
address Church of England congregations.
1926 - London
15 Feb 1927 - London, England - West Ham Ruride
Canal Conference, Address by Rev. Ives Stocker on 'China Yesterday
and Today'
June 1927 - Rev. Ives Theodore Stocker
presented a Bible which had been sold by Thomas Guy in 1687 to GUY'S
HOSPITAL. The front pages show descent of bible through the Stocker
Family who were connected with the hospital
20 Oct 1933 - New Zealand Herald; CHINESE MISSION WORK -
A gathering of New Zealandcrs interested in
mission work in China was held recently in Chefoo, North China.
Among those present were Mrs. Ives Stocker, formerly Miss Bartrum,
of Canterbury College and Auckland University College.
1942 - Rev. Ives Stocker is Port
Chaplain at the Temple Hill, Japanese Prisoner of War
Camp
He died abt Dec 1960 aged 83 yrs at
Surrey and Dorothy returned to New Zealand and rejoined her
family and died 11 Jul 1971 - she was buried with her
parents at St David’s Anglican Church, Raincliff, South Canterbury.
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CHARLOTTE
AMY DOROTHY
BARTRUM was
the eldest child of parents