Cudby, George
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He leaves a family of five sons and three daughters. The sons are: James, living at Lower Hutt; Charles, at Dannevirke; Henry, Alfredton; George, Rangiora; and Walter, Lower Hutt. The daughters are: Mrs. J. Fleet, Petone; Mrs. Turner, Lower Hutt; and Mrs. E. D. Dunne, Wellington.
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Marriage Details
1896/2311, Bride: Jane Muirhead, Groom: George Cudby
Evening Post 29 February 1908
NOTICE.
MESSRS. G. AND W. T. CUDBY beg to notify the residents of the Hutt and Wellington Districts and the public in general that they have disposed of the well-known Livery Stable and Carriage Business, which has been established and carried on at the Lower Hutt for the past fifty years, to Messrs. ANSTIS and SIMPSON, two gentlemen well known in the district, who will in future carry on the business on a more extensive scale than heretofore; and Messrs. Cudby Bros, take this opportunity of tendering their best thanks to the public for the liberal support accorded them in the past, and trust that the same shall be extended to the new Proprietors. -
LOWER HUTT.
ANSTIS AND SIMPSON
(Successors to Messrs. George and W. T. Cudby).
MESSRS. ANSTIS AND SIMPSON beg to notify that they have purchased, as from 1st, March, the long-established Business at Lower Hutt so succssfully conducted by Messrs. G. and W. T. Cudby, for the past 50 years.
With a large and adequate plant they are in a position to undertake, on the best terms for clients, contract cartage and carriage of goods to or from the city, or within the district.
Carriages and Horses for Hire.
Well-broken Horaes and first-clais Vehicles will at all times be available.
Wood and Coal.- Full supplies and prompt delivery at current rates. Bicycles.- Secure bicycle-stand, £1 per annum.
ANSTIS AND SIMPSON. Lower Hutt. Telephone, Cudby''s Stables
Evening Post 4 March 1915
HOTEL SALES
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Mr, C, Byrne''s interest in the Red Lion Hotel, Rangiora, to Mr. George Cudby, late of the Lower Hutt;
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Death Details
1934/17965, George Cudby, Aged: 72Y - Date of Death 17/6/1934 from Death Registration
Evening Post 18 June 1934
CUDBY.- On June 17, 1934, at the residence of his daughter, 11 Totara Crescent, Lower Hutt, George, fifth son of the late John Cudby, and beloved father of Mrs. C. Devlin, of Lower Hutt, and Mrs. A. B. Johnson, Rangiroa; aged 72 years. R.I.P.
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THE Friends of the late George Cudby are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the Roman Catholic Church, Lower Hutt, Tomorrow (Tuesday), June 19, 1934, at 9.30 a.m., for the R.C. Cemetery, Petone. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m.
J. R. CROFT, Undertaker
Hutt and Petone. Telephone 63-828
Evening Post 18 June 1934
MR. GEORGE CUDBY
Mr. George Cudby, a well-known resident of Lower Hutt, died yesterday aged 72.
The late Mr. Cudby was a son of Mr. John Cudby, who arrived in New Zealand in 1843. When the settlement of Britannia at the mouth of the Hutt River, approximately on the site where Petone how stands, was broken up Mr Cudby''s father settled in Lower Hutt where he established a very considerable business as carter and contractor. He was employed to supply provisions to the troops at Boulcott''s Farm, and was so engaged at the time of Rangihaeata''s raid in 1858, arriving at the scene after the raiders had been driven off. It was on this occasion that the heroic incident in connection with Bugler Allen occurred. Mr. George Cudby was born on April 18, 1862, and he took on the business of contractor on his father''s death, and also the coaching business, conveying passengers to and from the trains at the Hutt. He was present with his father at the opening of the railway line from Wellington to Lower Hutt in 1874 and was engaged with his father in the levelling of the site for the railway station at Lower-Hutt.
Although he served, on no local bodies mostly on account of his being engaged in contracts with them, Mr. Cudby took an active part in movements connected with the development of the district and was especially active in support of the formation of the River Board in 1898. In the realm of sport he was very interested in racing, and at the time of his death was a life member of the Wellington Racing Club. He was also a member of the Hutt Gun Club. In 1914 he left for Rangiora and was engaged in the hotel and brewery business. He continued his interest in sport and was vice-president of the North Canterbury Gun Club, and president of the North Canterbury Racing Club. He retired in 1927, and after residing two years in Christchurch he returned to Lower Hutt and lived with his daughter, Mrs. Devlin. During his residence at Lower Hutt he was a prominent-member of the Hutt Bowling Club. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. C. J. Devlin, Lower Hutt and Mrs. A. B. Johnson, Rangiora.
unsure if correct Jane Cudby?
Death Details
1924/4252, Jane Cudby, Aged: 53Y - Date of Death 11/6/1924 from Death Registration
He leaves a family of five sons and three daughters. The sons are: James, living at Lower Hutt; Charles, at Dannevirke; Henry, Alfredton; George, Rangiora; and Walter, Lower Hutt. The daughters are: Mrs. J. Fleet, Petone; Mrs. Turner, Lower Hutt; and Mrs. E. D. Dunne, Wellington.
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Marriage Details
1896/2311, Bride: Jane Muirhead, Groom: George Cudby
Evening Post 29 February 1908
NOTICE.
MESSRS. G. AND W. T. CUDBY beg to notify the residents of the Hutt and Wellington Districts and the public in general that they have disposed of the well-known Livery Stable and Carriage Business, which has been established and carried on at the Lower Hutt for the past fifty years, to Messrs. ANSTIS and SIMPSON, two gentlemen well known in the district, who will in future carry on the business on a more extensive scale than heretofore; and Messrs. Cudby Bros, take this opportunity of tendering their best thanks to the public for the liberal support accorded them in the past, and trust that the same shall be extended to the new Proprietors. -
LOWER HUTT.
ANSTIS AND SIMPSON
(Successors to Messrs. George and W. T. Cudby).
MESSRS. ANSTIS AND SIMPSON beg to notify that they have purchased, as from 1st, March, the long-established Business at Lower Hutt so succssfully conducted by Messrs. G. and W. T. Cudby, for the past 50 years.
With a large and adequate plant they are in a position to undertake, on the best terms for clients, contract cartage and carriage of goods to or from the city, or within the district.
Carriages and Horses for Hire.
Well-broken Horaes and first-clais Vehicles will at all times be available.
Wood and Coal.- Full supplies and prompt delivery at current rates. Bicycles.- Secure bicycle-stand, £1 per annum.
ANSTIS AND SIMPSON. Lower Hutt. Telephone, Cudby''s Stables
Evening Post 4 March 1915
HOTEL SALES
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Mr, C, Byrne''s interest in the Red Lion Hotel, Rangiora, to Mr. George Cudby, late of the Lower Hutt;
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Death Details
1934/17965, George Cudby, Aged: 72Y - Date of Death 17/6/1934 from Death Registration
Evening Post 18 June 1934
CUDBY.- On June 17, 1934, at the residence of his daughter, 11 Totara Crescent, Lower Hutt, George, fifth son of the late John Cudby, and beloved father of Mrs. C. Devlin, of Lower Hutt, and Mrs. A. B. Johnson, Rangiroa; aged 72 years. R.I.P.
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THE Friends of the late George Cudby are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the Roman Catholic Church, Lower Hutt, Tomorrow (Tuesday), June 19, 1934, at 9.30 a.m., for the R.C. Cemetery, Petone. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m.
J. R. CROFT, Undertaker
Hutt and Petone. Telephone 63-828
Evening Post 18 June 1934
MR. GEORGE CUDBY
Mr. George Cudby, a well-known resident of Lower Hutt, died yesterday aged 72.
The late Mr. Cudby was a son of Mr. John Cudby, who arrived in New Zealand in 1843. When the settlement of Britannia at the mouth of the Hutt River, approximately on the site where Petone how stands, was broken up Mr Cudby''s father settled in Lower Hutt where he established a very considerable business as carter and contractor. He was employed to supply provisions to the troops at Boulcott''s Farm, and was so engaged at the time of Rangihaeata''s raid in 1858, arriving at the scene after the raiders had been driven off. It was on this occasion that the heroic incident in connection with Bugler Allen occurred. Mr. George Cudby was born on April 18, 1862, and he took on the business of contractor on his father''s death, and also the coaching business, conveying passengers to and from the trains at the Hutt. He was present with his father at the opening of the railway line from Wellington to Lower Hutt in 1874 and was engaged with his father in the levelling of the site for the railway station at Lower-Hutt.
Although he served, on no local bodies mostly on account of his being engaged in contracts with them, Mr. Cudby took an active part in movements connected with the development of the district and was especially active in support of the formation of the River Board in 1898. In the realm of sport he was very interested in racing, and at the time of his death was a life member of the Wellington Racing Club. He was also a member of the Hutt Gun Club. In 1914 he left for Rangiora and was engaged in the hotel and brewery business. He continued his interest in sport and was vice-president of the North Canterbury Gun Club, and president of the North Canterbury Racing Club. He retired in 1927, and after residing two years in Christchurch he returned to Lower Hutt and lived with his daughter, Mrs. Devlin. During his residence at Lower Hutt he was a prominent-member of the Hutt Bowling Club. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. C. J. Devlin, Lower Hutt and Mrs. A. B. Johnson, Rangiora.
unsure if correct Jane Cudby?
Death Details
1924/4252, Jane Cudby, Aged: 53Y - Date of Death 11/6/1924 from Death Registration
- 18 APR 1862 - Birth -
- 17 JUN 1934 - Death -
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PARENT (M) John Francis Cudby | |||
Birth | 1828 | Essex | |
Death | 8 JUN 1920 | ||
Marriage | 1849 | to Janet Nicol | |
Father | ? | ||
Mother | ? | ||
PARENT (F) Janet Nicol | |||
Birth | 1833 | ||
Death | 1 NOV 1907 | ||
Marriage | 1849 | to John Francis Cudby | |
Father | ? | ||
Mother | ? | ||
CHILDREN | |||
M | Walter Thomas Cudby | ||
Birth | 1873 | ||
Death | 20 AUG 1936 | ||
M | William Cudby | ||
Birth | 1855 | ||
Death | 9 JAN 1908 | ||
M | James Cudby | ||
Birth | 1852 | ||
Death | 31 JUL 1923 | ||
F | Emma Frances Cudby | ||
Birth | 1858 | ||
Death | 8 JUL 1941 | ||
Marriage | 24 MAY 1884 | to Joseph Frederick Fleet | |
F | Daughter Married Turner Cudby | ||
Birth | |||
Death | |||
F | Ada Winifred Cudby | ||
Birth | 1871 | ||
Death | 8 MAR 1958 | ||
Marriage | 1898 | to Edward Dowling Dunne | |
M | Charles Cudby | ||
Birth | |||
Death | |||
M | George Cudby | ||
Birth | 18 APR 1862 | ||
Death | 17 JUN 1934 | ||
Marriage | 1896 | to Jane Muirhead | |
M | Henry Cudby | ||
Birth | 1860 | ||
Death | 18 NOV 1946 |
PARENT (M) George Cudby | |||
Birth | 18 APR 1862 | ||
Death | 17 JUN 1934 | ||
Marriage | 1896 | to Jane Muirhead | |
Father | John Francis Cudby | ||
Mother | Janet Nicol | ||
PARENT (F) Jane Muirhead | |||
Birth | |||
Death | |||
Marriage | 1896 | to George Cudby | |
Father | ? | ||
Mother | ? | ||
CHILDREN | |||
F | May Gladys Cudby | ||
Birth | 1898 | ||
Death | 22 JAN 1899 | ||
F | Leonore Jane Cudby | ||
Birth | 1897 | ||
Death | |||
Marriage | 1920 | to Clement James Devlin | |
F | Myra Beatrice Cudby | ||
Birth | 1903 | ||
Death | |||
Marriage | 1929 | to John Arnold Walter Beech Johnson |
1 George Cudby b: 18 APR 1862 d: 17 JUN 1934
2 May Gladys Cudby b: 1898 d: 22 JAN 1899
2 Leonore Jane Cudby b: 1897
2 Myra Beatrice Cudby b: 1903
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