Elizabeth Ann Hutching née Taylor was born in Cirencester, Gloucester, England on 11 March 1862, the seventh child of Richard William Taylor, a law-writer and his wife, Hannah Aston Taylor. In early Nov 1883, she emigrated to New Zealand with her elder sister Hannah Cassandra via the ship British King, landing in Napier on the 22nd Dec 1883.
On the 5th Jan 1887, she married, in Napier district, George Reuben Hutching, who had arrived in NZ in 1873 with his parents, siblings, and extended family. That family were settled in Woodville, which is where George and Elizabeth made their home.
Elizabeth married George Reuben Hutching in 1887 and had 3 children:
1888 - 1943 Alice Dora Hutching
1890 - 1891 Aston Alton Taylor Hutching
1893 - 1925 Ethel Alberta Hutching
* In 1893 Elizabeth signed the petition calling for women’s right to vote. This Women's suffrage petition is searchable online
Woodville Examiner, 5 March 1894
HUTCHING - At her late residence, on March 5th, Elizabeth Anne, wife of G. R. Hutching; aged 31 years
Woodville Examiner, 5 March 1894
We regret to record the death of Mrs G. R. Hutching at the early age of 31. Deceased had been in a weak state of health for a considerable time. She leaves two children behind her. The members of the Rechabite Tent are invited to attend the funeral
Woodville Examiner, 9 March 1894
The funeral of the Mrs G. R. Hutching took place on Wednesday afternoon and was largely attended. There were a good many Rechabites in the procession and they bore the body to grave. The Rev J. C. Eccles read the burial service at the grave
George next married Elizabeth Beer (nee Silk) in 1897 and had 8 children:
1898 - Reuben Henry Stephen Hutching
1899 - Vera Annie Constance Hutching
1900 - Albert Leslie Hutching
1902 - Ida Dorothy Alexandra Hutching
1903 - Cecil Claude Hutching
1905 - Linda Elizabeth Gertrude Hutching
1906 - Hilda Ada Myrtle Hutching
1909 - Clarence Reginald Hutching
On the 5th Jan 1887, she married, in Napier district, George Reuben Hutching, who had arrived in NZ in 1873 with his parents, siblings, and extended family. That family were settled in Woodville, which is where George and Elizabeth made their home.
Elizabeth married George Reuben Hutching in 1887 and had 3 children:
1888 - 1943 Alice Dora Hutching
1890 - 1891 Aston Alton Taylor Hutching
1893 - 1925 Ethel Alberta Hutching
* In 1893 Elizabeth signed the petition calling for women’s right to vote. This Women's suffrage petition is searchable online
Woodville Examiner, 5 March 1894
HUTCHING - At her late residence, on March 5th, Elizabeth Anne, wife of G. R. Hutching; aged 31 years
Woodville Examiner, 5 March 1894
We regret to record the death of Mrs G. R. Hutching at the early age of 31. Deceased had been in a weak state of health for a considerable time. She leaves two children behind her. The members of the Rechabite Tent are invited to attend the funeral
Woodville Examiner, 9 March 1894
The funeral of the Mrs G. R. Hutching took place on Wednesday afternoon and was largely attended. There were a good many Rechabites in the procession and they bore the body to grave. The Rev J. C. Eccles read the burial service at the grave
George next married Elizabeth Beer (nee Silk) in 1897 and had 8 children:
1898 - Reuben Henry Stephen Hutching
1899 - Vera Annie Constance Hutching
1900 - Albert Leslie Hutching
1902 - Ida Dorothy Alexandra Hutching
1903 - Cecil Claude Hutching
1905 - Linda Elizabeth Gertrude Hutching
1906 - Hilda Ada Myrtle Hutching
1909 - Clarence Reginald Hutching
Elizabeth Ann Hutching née Taylor was born in Cirencester, Gloucester, England on 11 March 1862, the seventh child of Richard William Taylor, a law-writer and his wife, Hannah Aston Taylor. In early Nov 1883, she emigrated to New Zealand with her elder sister Hannah Cassandra via the ship British King, landing in Napier on the 22nd Dec 1883.
On the 5th Jan 1887, she married, in Napier district, George Reuben Hutching, who had arrived in NZ in 1873 with his parents, siblings, and extended family. That family were settled in Woodville, which is where George and Elizabeth made their home.
Elizabeth married George Reuben Hutching in 1887 and had 3 children:
1888 - 1943 Alice Dora Hutching
1890 - 1891 Aston Alton Taylor Hutching
1893 - 1925 Ethel Alberta Hutching
* In 1893 Elizabeth signed the petition calling for women’s right to vote. This Women's suffrage petition is searchable online
Woodville Examiner, 5 March 1894
HUTCHING - At her late residence, on March 5th, Elizabeth Anne, wife of G. R. Hutching; aged 31 years
Woodville Examiner, 5 March 1894
We regret to record the death of Mrs G. R. Hutching at the early age of 31. Deceased had been in a weak state of health for a considerable time. She leaves two children behind her. The members of the Rechabite Tent are invited to attend the funeral
Woodville Examiner, 9 March 1894
The funeral of the Mrs G. R. Hutching took place on Wednesday afternoon and was largely attended. There were a good many Rechabites in the procession and they bore the body to grave. The Rev J. C. Eccles read the burial service at the grave
George next married Elizabeth Beer (nee Silk) in 1897 and had 8 children:
1898 - Reuben Henry Stephen Hutching
1899 - Vera Annie Constance Hutching
1900 - Albert Leslie Hutching
1902 - Ida Dorothy Alexandra Hutching
1903 - Cecil Claude Hutching
1905 - Linda Elizabeth Gertrude Hutching
1906 - Hilda Ada Myrtle Hutching
1909 - Clarence Reginald Hutching
On the 5th Jan 1887, she married, in Napier district, George Reuben Hutching, who had arrived in NZ in 1873 with his parents, siblings, and extended family. That family were settled in Woodville, which is where George and Elizabeth made their home.
Elizabeth married George Reuben Hutching in 1887 and had 3 children:
1888 - 1943 Alice Dora Hutching
1890 - 1891 Aston Alton Taylor Hutching
1893 - 1925 Ethel Alberta Hutching
* In 1893 Elizabeth signed the petition calling for women’s right to vote. This Women's suffrage petition is searchable online
Woodville Examiner, 5 March 1894
HUTCHING - At her late residence, on March 5th, Elizabeth Anne, wife of G. R. Hutching; aged 31 years
Woodville Examiner, 5 March 1894
We regret to record the death of Mrs G. R. Hutching at the early age of 31. Deceased had been in a weak state of health for a considerable time. She leaves two children behind her. The members of the Rechabite Tent are invited to attend the funeral
Woodville Examiner, 9 March 1894
The funeral of the Mrs G. R. Hutching took place on Wednesday afternoon and was largely attended. There were a good many Rechabites in the procession and they bore the body to grave. The Rev J. C. Eccles read the burial service at the grave
George next married Elizabeth Beer (nee Silk) in 1897 and had 8 children:
1898 - Reuben Henry Stephen Hutching
1899 - Vera Annie Constance Hutching
1900 - Albert Leslie Hutching
1902 - Ida Dorothy Alexandra Hutching
1903 - Cecil Claude Hutching
1905 - Linda Elizabeth Gertrude Hutching
1906 - Hilda Ada Myrtle Hutching
1909 - Clarence Reginald Hutching
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