Charlotte was a daughter of William WALKER & Martha CADD. She married August/Augustus Sievers in London on 28 Jan 1848 & had 6 children
20 May 1908 Another of Wellington's oldest early settlers, Mrs Charlotte Sievers, widow of the late Mr August Sievers, passed away on Saturday morning
20 May 1908 Mrs Charlotte Sievers, widow of the late Mr August Sievers, passed away at her residence, Wellington, on Saturday morning. The late Mrs Seivers arrived in Wellington with her husband in the year 1848 in the ship Mariner, and had attained the ripe old age of 82 years. She leaves five daughters, all married, forty-two grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Her reminiscences of the stirring times of the Native trouble, the great earthquakes and the struggles of the pioneer settlers were always most interesting
20 May 1908 Another of Wellington's oldest early settlers, Mrs Charlotte Sievers, widow of the late Mr August Sievers, passed away on Saturday morning
20 May 1908 Mrs Charlotte Sievers, widow of the late Mr August Sievers, passed away at her residence, Wellington, on Saturday morning. The late Mrs Seivers arrived in Wellington with her husband in the year 1848 in the ship Mariner, and had attained the ripe old age of 82 years. She leaves five daughters, all married, forty-two grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Her reminiscences of the stirring times of the Native trouble, the great earthquakes and the struggles of the pioneer settlers were always most interesting
Charlotte was a daughter of William WALKER & Martha CADD. She married August/Augustus Sievers in London on 28 Jan 1848 & had 6 children
20 May 1908 Another of Wellington's oldest early settlers, Mrs Charlotte Sievers, widow of the late Mr August Sievers, passed away on Saturday morning
20 May 1908 Mrs Charlotte Sievers, widow of the late Mr August Sievers, passed away at her residence, Wellington, on Saturday morning. The late Mrs Seivers arrived in Wellington with her husband in the year 1848 in the ship Mariner, and had attained the ripe old age of 82 years. She leaves five daughters, all married, forty-two grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Her reminiscences of the stirring times of the Native trouble, the great earthquakes and the struggles of the pioneer settlers were always most interesting
20 May 1908 Another of Wellington's oldest early settlers, Mrs Charlotte Sievers, widow of the late Mr August Sievers, passed away on Saturday morning
20 May 1908 Mrs Charlotte Sievers, widow of the late Mr August Sievers, passed away at her residence, Wellington, on Saturday morning. The late Mrs Seivers arrived in Wellington with her husband in the year 1848 in the ship Mariner, and had attained the ripe old age of 82 years. She leaves five daughters, all married, forty-two grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Her reminiscences of the stirring times of the Native trouble, the great earthquakes and the struggles of the pioneer settlers were always most interesting
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Charlotte
His wife
Died 16 May
1908
Aged 83
R.I.P
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