Boulcott, Joseph

Evening Post 28 June 1901
WELLINGTON''S PIONEERS.
AN OLD BURGESS ROLL.
In all colonial cities that grow up in the course of half a century there always comes a time when there is difference of opinion as to, who are best entitled to be considered as among the pioneers and founders of the settlement. In Wellington, just now a good deal of interest attaches to the identity of the oldest inhabitants. An original copy of the "Burgess Roll for the Borough of Wellington for the year 1843," which has been submitted to us for our perusal, is a document of some value, and it occurs to us that publication of the names contained in it will be welcomed by many readers.
The list is as follows:—
William Allen, Von Charles Allsdorf, Archibald Anderson, James Annear, James Baird, John Baird, Richard Baker, John Barr, James Bell, Kenneth Bethune, Thomas Bevan, William Bewick, Robert Bould, Joseph Boulcott, Frederick Bolton, Samuel Charles Brees, John Brice?, Stephen Brooke, Richard Brown, William Henry Brown, Henry Buck, George Buck, James Bull, William Stephen Bulter, Edward Catchpool, Salvator Cemino, Charles Clifford, Robert Collier, James Collins, William Anthony Cooper, George Curtis, Rowland Davis, Edward Davis, John Dimond (sic), John Dorset, John Duck, George Duffield, David Durie, George Edwards, John Evans, Morgan Evans, Isaac Earl Featherstone, George Fellingham, John Ferguson, William Fisher, John Fitchett, William Fitzherbert, James Ford, James Rumsey Forster, Edward Thomas Fox, John Fuller, John Gower, William Guyton, Thomas Guthrie, John Thomas Hansard, Richard Davies Hanson, William Hay, Thomas Hendry, Alfred Hewitt, Henry St. Hill, Abraham Hort, sen., Abraham Hort, jun., Alfred Hort, Robert Houghton, Peter Hume, George Hunter, David Isaac, Robert Jenkins, Edward Johnson, John Johnson, William Johnson, David Johnson, James Kelham, Robert Kemble, Thomas Kennedy, Frederick John Knox, Robert Langdon, Nathaniel Levin, Solomon Levy, David Lewis, Henry London, John Loyd, Alexander Lyall, William, Lyon, Frederick Mitchel, John McCarthy, Thomas McKenzie, John McLaggan, James Mcally, Charles Monsheer, George Moore, James William Muir, William Nichol, William Norgrove, Timothy O''Meara, Robert Park, Thomas Mitchell Partridge, C. M. Penny, Charles Pharazin, William Pike, Stephen Pilcher, T. D. Pratt, Edward Prince, Thomas Rae, John Brown Reading, Alexander Reid, Henry Reid, William B Rhodes, Thomas Richardson, James Roberts, A. Robertson, Edward Roe, sen., Edward Roe, jun., John Roots, Hugh Ross, Thomas Saint, Burgess Sayers, George Scott, Charles Sharp, William Shelton, William Sheppard, Charles Henry Squib (sic), James Stacey, Edward Stafford, Charles Stevens, J. M. Stokes, Robert Roger Strang, George A. Stafford, Charles Suisted, Robert Sutton, James Tain, John Tomlin, William Vavasour, William Villiers, William Edward Vincent, John Wade, Robert Waitt, John Wallace, John Howard Wallace, William Ellersley Wallace, James Ward, George Waters, John Waterson, James Watt, Thomas Henry Watson, Henry Welsh, Thomas Whabby, George White, James Wilson, Jonas Woodward, John Yule, and Moses Yule.

The Mary Ann sailed from Downs on 24 September 1841 and arrived in Port Nicholson 29 January 1842 and then sailed to Nelson arriving on 8 February 1842
Names as shown on passenger list
Cabin Passengers
Boulcott, Joseph, Aged: 32
Boulcott, Almon, Aged: 27

New Zealand Spectator and Cook''s Strait Guardian 14 December 1844
DISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSHIP.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership formerly subsisting between the undersigned, and carried on at Wellington, under the firm of Joseph Boulcott, and Company, was disolved by mutual consent on the twenty ninth day of November last. All persons indebted to the said firm, are hereby required to pay the amount of their debts to Mr. Joseph Boulcott, who will pay all debts owing by the Firm, and by whom the Business of the Firm will for the present be carried on, at the premises in Lambton Quay. Dated this seventh day of December, 1844.
Joseph Boulcott
Robert Stokes
Charles M. Penny
Witness,
R. Davis Hanson, Solicitor, Wellington.
Wellington, December 15, 1844.

Death Details
1849/17, Joseph Boulcott, Aged: NR

New Zealand Spectator and Cook''s Strait Guardian 2 May 1849
14th April, 1849.
THE Friends of the late Joseph Boulcott, Esq., are respectfully informed that his Funeral will take place on Friday next, and they will be pleased to accept this invitation to attend, as no special ones will be issued. The procession will leave Barrett''s Hotel at Two o''clock, p.m.
Charles Mills,
Undertaker,
Lambton Quay.

Wellington Independent 2 May 1849
DIED.- On the 30th April, 1849, Joseph Boulcott, Esq., of Wellington, Merchant, son of J. E. Boulcott, Esq., of London.

New Zealand Spectator and Cook''s Strait Guardian 9 May 1849
NOTICE
ANY persons having claims against the estate of the late Jospeh Boulcott, Esq., are resquested to send their accounts forthwith to the undersigned; and all persons indebted to the estate are requested to pay to him, without delay, the amount of their accounts.''
By order of the Executors,
WILLIAM SEED,
Accountant to the Estate.
Mulgrave-street,
Wellington, 7th May, 1849.

New Zealand Spectator and Cook''s Strait Guardian 26 May 1849
MESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER, by request of the Executors, will sell on WEDNESDAY next, 30th May, at 1 o''clock, at the Cottage, Barrett''s Hotel, -
SUNDRY EFFECTS of the late J. Boulcott, Esq.
Wellington, May 26, 1849.

Wellington Independent 13 September 1851
To be Let,
THE BRICK BUILDING known as Boulcott''s Store, on the Beach next to Mr. Tankersley''s, With the Land adjoining; also a piece of Land adjoining the premises of Johnson & Moore, comprising about 30 feet frontage to the Beach.
For further particulars, apply to
George Moore,
James Kelham,
Executors to the Estate of the late Joseph Boulcott.
Wellington. September 5, 1851.