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| Birthplace: | Puckington, Ilminster, Somerset, UK |
| Death: | Died in Owaka, Otago, New Zealand |
| Occupation: | Ag Labourer |
| Managed by: | Michele Jurlina |
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Job, his wife Sophia and the first three of their children, James, George and Rebeccah are listed living at 29 Sedgmoor Drove in Curry Rivel in the 1851 Census.
By 1856, they have five children and are emigrating to NZ where they took up a selection at Warepa. The first house they built was 4 room wattle-and-daub thatched with rushes and the next, a 6-room house was of pit-sawn timber. Their furniture was all handmade with axes and knives.
FromOwaka Museum : Wahi Kahuika the Meeting Place – a rest on your journey.
http://ehive.com/account/3021/object/48668/Needles_knitting
Name/Title Needles, knitting About this object Knitting needles; a pair of wooden knitting needles, made by Job Dabinett c1890 from a kowhai tree grown in the village settlement of Owaka. Maker Dabinett, Job (Mr) Maker Role Maker
| 1855 |
September 3, 1855
- February 1, 1856
Age 35
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Otago, New Zealand
Job Dabinett arrived at Otago NZ Feb 1 on the "Isabella Hercus" 568 tons, Sewell, master, from London, via Port Cooper. Passengers. Mr and Mrs Edwards and 5 children, Mrs Duncan, James Duncan, Miss Binney, Mrs Baker and child, Mr and Mrs Alexander, Job Dabinett, wife, and 5 children, J. Brown. - J. Jones, agent. [22 passengers] |
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| 1820 |
April 23, 1820
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Ilminster, Somerset, UK
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April 23, 1820
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Ilminster, Somerset, UK
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| 1898 |
December 22, 1898
Age 78
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Owaka, Otago, New Zealand
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| 1846 |
1846
Age 25
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| 1857 |
1857
Age 36
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Warepa
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| 1856 |
November 8, 1856
Age 36
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Warepa, Otago, New Zealand
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| 1851 |
1851
Age 30
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Langport, Somerset, UK
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| 1845 |
1845
Age 24
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