All entries for the name STACKPOLE

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This page contains a list of all the entries for the name STACKPOLE that are held within the Gravestone Photographic Resource online database. It is quite likely that there are also entries available for alternative spellings of this name. It is very easy for you to check to see if there are any alternative spellings: you just need to look at the page that shows all the names listed under the starting letter (S in this case) of the surname you are interested in.

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full name	birth year	burial year	age	relationship and notes	cemetery	village	town	county	country
Mary Ann Stackpole	1842	1910	68	wife of Robert Stackpole Mary Ann was born in India in 1842. Her mother was Mary Furlong (1813 - 1890) of Templescoby, Ireland. (Mary Furlong's parents were Mary Murphy and Thomas Furlong of Templescoby) Mary Furlong eloped with an English soldier by the name of Brown. (Thought to be Mary Ann's father. Brown later died). Mary Furlong then went on to marry Michael Brennan in Kamptee, India. It is thought that Mary Anne was approx 3 years old when her mother married Michael Brennan. Records indicate that Mary Furlong and Michael Brennan had 3 children of their own, Rosetta, Thomas and Ellen. They emigrated to New Zealand from England on the ship 'Berhampore', the 7th fencible ship to NZ. They left London on the 7th March 1849, arriving on the 16th June 1849.	Waikaraka Park		Onehunga	Auckland	New Zealand
Robert Stackpole	1825	1907	82	Robert Stackpole married Mary Ann Brennan (born in India in 1842). They married at St Patricks cathedral in Auckland in 1859. Mary Ann's mother was Mary Furlong (1813 - 1890) of Templescoby, Ireland. She eloped to India with an English soldier by the name of Brown. Brown later died and Mary Furlong married Michael Brennan in 1845. They emigrated to NZ as part of the Royal NZ Fencibles in 1849. Robert Stackpole and Mary Ann had 8 children (Robert, Ann, Mary, Rosetta, John James, Eliza, Agnes and Thomas). John James Stackpole (1872 - 1929) the fifth sibling, married Cecilia Rawson (1892 - 1948) in 1908. They had 2 children, Eileen Vincent (1911 - 1992) and John Dignan (1912 - 1970?) John Dignan married Olga Violet Pettersson (1913 - 1956) Olga's mother was Johanna Pettersson from Levide, Gotland of Sweden. Olga is sister to Norma Baker, Hillary Watts and Vera Emery of Auckland, New Zealand. John (J.D) and Olga married in 1938 and had 4 boys - John, Anthony, Kerry and Michael Frank. Michael Frank (born 1947) and the fourth sibling, married Karen White (born 1950). They had 2 girls, Kay Olga (born 1970, now Kay Weight) and Wendy Louise (born 1972, now Wendy Hyde). *John and Kerry (and family) live in Auckland, New Zealand. Tony and Michael's family emigrated to Australia. {Information found at 'Janes's Genaology Pages'}	Waikaraka Park		Onehunga	Auckland	New Zealand

Please note that all ages and dates of birth in red have been calculated and are probably not on the monument.

You should treat the calculated dates of birth with caution as the ages given on monuments are often inaccurate. The dates and ages on many monuments are also often hard to read. It is therefore important to use the dates as guides as they may be incorrect.

The same person may appear many times in the above list. This is because a person can easily be listed on many different monuments. For instance, a person could be listed on their own grave as well as on the gravestone monuments of their children and their spouse. Occasionally names will be duplicated because the monument has in error been photographed and indexed twice.

Where a relationship is shown as unknown, this usually means that parts of the monument are illegible and relationship cannot be read.

Where no relationship is given this means that this is normally the first name on the monument. All the relationships on any particular monument relate to this first named individual.