Elizabeth Jacques
ID# 14181, b. June 1880
Birth:
Elizabeth Jacques was born in June 1880 at Oldham, Lancashire, England,
Indexed as Elizabeth Jacques; mother Collins.
Birth date is an estimate.
Birth date is an estimate.
Elizabeth Jacques was the daughter of Robert Jacques and Ann Collinge.
John Jacques
ID# 14182, b. April 1883
Birth:
John Jacques was born in April 1883 at Oldham, Lancashire, England,
Indexed as John Jacques; mother Collinge.
Birth date is an estimate.
Birth date is an estimate.
John Jacques was the son of Robert Jacques and Ann Collinge.
Annie Jacques
ID# 14183, b. about February 1887
Birth:
Annie Jacques was born about February 1887 at Oldham, Lancashire, England,
Indexed as Annie Jacques; mother Collinge.
Annie Jacques was the daughter of Robert Jacques and Ann Collinge.
Robert Neal
ID# 14184, b. 1827
Birth:
Robert Neal was born in 1827 at Halifax, Yorkshire, England,
.
Robert Neal was the son of (?) Neal and (?) (?)
Marriage:
Robert Neal married Maria Dearnley, daughter of William Dearnley and Hannah Brown, about August 1853 at Tadcaster R.D., Yorkshire, England,
Indexed as Maria Dearnley & Robert Neal.
Robert Neal emigrated about 1865 to New Zealand
The Southern Cross of 5 May 1875 reported on a meeting of the Onehunga Band of Hope. President was John Bycroft of biscuit-making fame, one of the vice presidents was Robert Neal, and Wesley Spragg was treasurer. The names become important as Wesley Spragg’s story proceeds. Taranaki papers indicate that a Wesley Spragg ran a grocery story in New Plymouth, selling imported teas as well as other products during the 1870s. On 28 January, he married Henrietta Neal, and became closely associated in business with his new father-in-law, Robert Neal. By 1880, his business in Auckland, W. Spragg & Co, had been taken over by Robert Neal (ad, Waikato Times, 1 July 1880). Robert Neal’s prominent business was on the corner of Queen and Victoria Streets, the Theatre Royal building (today, the site of the National Bank building in Auckland, and once the site of Auckland’s first courthouse, gaol and execution spot). Neal began his business as a producer of “New Zealand’s Sauces and Pickles”.
(Taranaki Herald ad, 19 August 1876)
“The commanding new corner shop between Queen and Victoria streets, and situate under the Theatre Royal, has been let to Messrs. Spragg (jun) and Neal, who intend opening it in the grocery business. Mr Spragg has been for some years located at Onehunga in a grocery store, and Mr. Neal is well known as the manufacturer of Neal's sauces.”
(Southern Cross, 23 November 1876.)
(Taranaki Herald ad, 19 August 1876)
“The commanding new corner shop between Queen and Victoria streets, and situate under the Theatre Royal, has been let to Messrs. Spragg (jun) and Neal, who intend opening it in the grocery business. Mr Spragg has been for some years located at Onehunga in a grocery store, and Mr. Neal is well known as the manufacturer of Neal's sauces.”
(Southern Cross, 23 November 1876.)
Children of Robert Neal and Maria Dearnley
- William Henry Neal b. 1854
- Hennrietta Neal+ b. 1857, d. 22 May 1889
- Annie Dearnley Neal+ b. abt Feb 1859, d. 1934
- Robert Wainhouse Neal+ b. Oct 1860
Annie Dearnley Neal
ID# 14185, b. about February 1859, d. 1934
Birth:
Annie Dearnley Neal was born about February 1859 at Boston Spa, Tadcaster, Yorkshire, England,
Neal, Annie Dearnley Tadcaster vol. 9c p.534 1859 Mar Births.
Annie Dearnley Neal was the daughter of Robert Neal and Maria Dearnley.
Annie Dearnley Neal emigrated about 1865 to New Zealand
The Southern Cross of 5 May 1875 reported on a meeting of the Onehunga Band of Hope. President was John Bycroft of biscuit-making fame, one of the vice presidents was Robert Neal, and Wesley Spragg was treasurer. The names become important as Wesley Spragg’s story proceeds. Taranaki papers indicate that a Wesley Spragg ran a grocery story in New Plymouth, selling imported teas as well as other products during the 1870s. On 28 January, he married Henrietta Neal, and became closely associated in business with his new father-in-law, Robert Neal. By 1880, his business in Auckland, W. Spragg & Co, had been taken over by Robert Neal (ad, Waikato Times, 1 July 1880). Robert Neal’s prominent business was on the corner of Queen and Victoria Streets, the Theatre Royal building (today, the site of the National Bank building in Auckland, and once the site of Auckland’s first courthouse, gaol and execution spot). Neal began his business as a producer of “New Zealand’s Sauces and Pickles”.
(Taranaki Herald ad, 19 August 1876)
“The commanding new corner shop between Queen and Victoria streets, and situate under the Theatre Royal, has been let to Messrs. Spragg (jun) and Neal, who intend opening it in the grocery business. Mr Spragg has been for some years located at Onehunga in a grocery store, and Mr. Neal is well known as the manufacturer of Neal's sauces.”
(Southern Cross, 23 November 1876.)
(Taranaki Herald ad, 19 August 1876)
“The commanding new corner shop between Queen and Victoria streets, and situate under the Theatre Royal, has been let to Messrs. Spragg (jun) and Neal, who intend opening it in the grocery business. Mr Spragg has been for some years located at Onehunga in a grocery store, and Mr. Neal is well known as the manufacturer of Neal's sauces.”
(Southern Cross, 23 November 1876.)
Marriage:
Annie Dearnley Neal married Wesley Spragg, son of Charles Spragg and Mary Hill, on 30 July 1891 at New Zealand
.
Death:
Annie Dearnley Neal died in 1934 at New Zealand
.
Annie Dearnley Neal was buried in 1934
Grave monument in George Maxwell Memorial Cemetery, Avondale, Auckland, New Zealand
Wesley Neal Spragg grave monument: legible names and details
full name burial date age birth date relationship notes
Lieutenant Wesley Neal Spragg 1918 24 1894 first name on monument RFC died Egypt
Charles Robert Dearnley Spragg - - - brother of Wesley Neal Spragg
Wesley Neal Spragg 1848 - - father of Wesley Neal Spragg
Annie Dearnley Spragg - - - mother of Wesley Neal Spragg
see https://www.gravestonephotos.com.
Children of Annie Dearnley Neal and Wesley Spragg
- Charles Robert Dearnley Spragg b. 3 Jun 1892, d. 4 Mar 1893
- Wesley Neal Spragg b. 18 Jan 1894, d. 1 Jan 1918
Hennrietta Neal
ID# 14186, b. 1857, d. 22 May 1889
Birth:
Hennrietta Neal was born in 1857 at Boston Spa, Tadcaster, Yorkshire, England,
.
Hennrietta Neal was the daughter of Robert Neal and Maria Dearnley.
Hennrietta Neal emigrated about 1865 to New Zealand
The Southern Cross of 5 May 1875 reported on a meeting of the Onehunga Band of Hope. President was John Bycroft of biscuit-making fame, one of the vice presidents was Robert Neal, and Wesley Spragg was treasurer. The names become important as Wesley Spragg’s story proceeds. Taranaki papers indicate that a Wesley Spragg ran a grocery story in New Plymouth, selling imported teas as well as other products during the 1870s. On 28 January, he married Henrietta Neal, and became closely associated in business with his new father-in-law, Robert Neal. By 1880, his business in Auckland, W. Spragg & Co, had been taken over by Robert Neal (ad, Waikato Times, 1 July 1880). Robert Neal’s prominent business was on the corner of Queen and Victoria Streets, the Theatre Royal building (today, the site of the National Bank building in Auckland, and once the site of Auckland’s first courthouse, gaol and execution spot). Neal began his business as a producer of “New Zealand’s Sauces and Pickles”.
(Taranaki Herald ad, 19 August 1876)
“The commanding new corner shop between Queen and Victoria streets, and situate under the Theatre Royal, has been let to Messrs. Spragg (jun) and Neal, who intend opening it in the grocery business. Mr Spragg has been for some years located at Onehunga in a grocery store, and Mr. Neal is well known as the manufacturer of Neal's sauces.”
(Southern Cross, 23 November 1876.)
(Taranaki Herald ad, 19 August 1876)
“The commanding new corner shop between Queen and Victoria streets, and situate under the Theatre Royal, has been let to Messrs. Spragg (jun) and Neal, who intend opening it in the grocery business. Mr Spragg has been for some years located at Onehunga in a grocery store, and Mr. Neal is well known as the manufacturer of Neal's sauces.”
(Southern Cross, 23 November 1876.)
Marriage:
Hennrietta Neal married Wesley Spragg, son of Charles Spragg and Mary Hill, on 29 January 1878 at New Zealand
.
Death:
Hennrietta Neal died on 22 May 1889 at New Zealand at age 32 years
.
Children of Hennrietta Neal and Wesley Spragg
- Mary Spragg b. 1879
- Muriel Spragg b. 1880
- Silas Dearnley Spragg b. 1881, d. 1882
- Hetty Spragg b. 1882
- Mildred Wesley Spragg b. 1885
- Alice Dorothy Spragg b. 1888
William Henry Neal
ID# 14187, b. 1854
Birth:
William Henry Neal was born in 1854 at Boston Spa, Tadcaster, Yorkshire, England,
.
William Henry Neal was the son of Robert Neal and Maria Dearnley.
William Henry Neal emigrated about 1865 to New Zealand
The Southern Cross of 5 May 1875 reported on a meeting of the Onehunga Band of Hope. President was John Bycroft of biscuit-making fame, one of the vice presidents was Robert Neal, and Wesley Spragg was treasurer. The names become important as Wesley Spragg’s story proceeds. Taranaki papers indicate that a Wesley Spragg ran a grocery story in New Plymouth, selling imported teas as well as other products during the 1870s. On 28 January, he married Henrietta Neal, and became closely associated in business with his new father-in-law, Robert Neal. By 1880, his business in Auckland, W. Spragg & Co, had been taken over by Robert Neal (ad, Waikato Times, 1 July 1880). Robert Neal’s prominent business was on the corner of Queen and Victoria Streets, the Theatre Royal building (today, the site of the National Bank building in Auckland, and once the site of Auckland’s first courthouse, gaol and execution spot). Neal began his business as a producer of “New Zealand’s Sauces and Pickles”.
(Taranaki Herald ad, 19 August 1876)
“The commanding new corner shop between Queen and Victoria streets, and situate under the Theatre Royal, has been let to Messrs. Spragg (jun) and Neal, who intend opening it in the grocery business. Mr Spragg has been for some years located at Onehunga in a grocery store, and Mr. Neal is well known as the manufacturer of Neal's sauces.”
(Southern Cross, 23 November 1876.)
(Taranaki Herald ad, 19 August 1876)
“The commanding new corner shop between Queen and Victoria streets, and situate under the Theatre Royal, has been let to Messrs. Spragg (jun) and Neal, who intend opening it in the grocery business. Mr Spragg has been for some years located at Onehunga in a grocery store, and Mr. Neal is well known as the manufacturer of Neal's sauces.”
(Southern Cross, 23 November 1876.)
Robert Wainhouse Neal
ID# 14188, b. October 1860
Birth:
Robert Wainhouse Neal was born in October 1860 at Boston Spa, Tadcaster, Yorkshire, England,
.
Robert Wainhouse Neal was the son of Robert Neal and Maria Dearnley.
Robert Wainhouse Neal emigrated about 1865 to New Zealand
The Southern Cross of 5 May 1875 reported on a meeting of the Onehunga Band of Hope. President was John Bycroft of biscuit-making fame, one of the vice presidents was Robert Neal, and Wesley Spragg was treasurer. The names become important as Wesley Spragg’s story proceeds. Taranaki papers indicate that a Wesley Spragg ran a grocery story in New Plymouth, selling imported teas as well as other products during the 1870s. On 28 January, he married Henrietta Neal, and became closely associated in business with his new father-in-law, Robert Neal. By 1880, his business in Auckland, W. Spragg & Co, had been taken over by Robert Neal (ad, Waikato Times, 1 July 1880). Robert Neal’s prominent business was on the corner of Queen and Victoria Streets, the Theatre Royal building (today, the site of the National Bank building in Auckland, and once the site of Auckland’s first courthouse, gaol and execution spot). Neal began his business as a producer of “New Zealand’s Sauces and Pickles”.
(Taranaki Herald ad, 19 August 1876)
“The commanding new corner shop between Queen and Victoria streets, and situate under the Theatre Royal, has been let to Messrs. Spragg (jun) and Neal, who intend opening it in the grocery business. Mr Spragg has been for some years located at Onehunga in a grocery store, and Mr. Neal is well known as the manufacturer of Neal's sauces.”
(Southern Cross, 23 November 1876.)
(Taranaki Herald ad, 19 August 1876)
“The commanding new corner shop between Queen and Victoria streets, and situate under the Theatre Royal, has been let to Messrs. Spragg (jun) and Neal, who intend opening it in the grocery business. Mr Spragg has been for some years located at Onehunga in a grocery store, and Mr. Neal is well known as the manufacturer of Neal's sauces.”
(Southern Cross, 23 November 1876.)
Marriage:
Robert Wainhouse Neal married Marion Frances Corfield in 1885 at New Zealand
.
Child of Robert Wainhouse Neal and Marion Frances Corfield
- Robert Dearnley Neal b. 1886, d. bt 1915 - 1919
(?) Neal
ID# 14189, b. about 1799
Children of (?) Neal and (?) (?)
- Robert Neal+ b. 1827
- Martha Ann Neal b. 1831
- Henry W Neal b. 1836
- John W Neal b. 1839
(?) (?)
ID# 14190, b. about 1799
Children of (?) (?) and (?) Neal
- Robert Neal+ b. 1827
- Martha Ann Neal b. 1831
- Henry W Neal b. 1836
- John W Neal b. 1839