Richard Whiting Pope

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Richard Whiting Pope

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Kingsbridge, South Hams, Devon, England (United Kingdom)
Death: December 06, 1891 (84)
Havlock, Marlborough, South Island, New Zealand (Senility | Cardiac dropsy)
Place of Burial: Havelock, Marlborough, South Island, New Zealand
Immediate Family:

Son of John Pope and Mary Pope
Husband of Mary Ann Pope
Father of Mary Ann Lovell; George Whiting Pope; Robert William Pope; John Nicholas Pope; Roger Whiting Pope and 4 others
Brother of Betsey Rogers; Nicholas Pope; Robert Pope and Mary Clark

Occupation: Agricultural labourer
Find A Grave ID: 179436761
Immigration to New Zealand: Timandra, 24 February 1842
Managed by: Ted Harper
Last Updated:

About Richard Whiting Pope

l have to record the decease of another old settler, viz Mr Richard Whiting Pope at the advanced age of 85, he died on Sunday the 6th instant. Deceased arrived at Taranaki in 1841 but in April 1860 he migrated to Nelson, consequent on the breaking out of the Taranaki war in the month of March in that year. Deceased had served in her Majesty's Army in Portugal and at Gibraltar. He has left a number of sons, daughters, and grandchildren. Source: Marlborough Express (8 December 1891, p. 2).

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Richard Whiting Pope's Timeline

1807
February 10, 1807
Kingsbridge, South Hams, Devon, England (United Kingdom)
March 1, 1807
West Alvington, South Hams, Devon, England (United Kingdom)
1833
September 6, 1833
Kingsbridge, Devonshire, England (United Kingdom)
1836
May 20, 1836
Kingsbridge, Devon, England (United Kingdom)
1837
April 12, 1837
Kingsbridge, South Hams, Devon, England (United Kingdom)
1841
December 24, 1841
Knightsbridge, Devon, England (United Kingdom)
1843
September 10, 1843
New Plymouth, Taranaki, North Island, New Zealand
1846
June 8, 1846
New Plymouth, Taranaki, North Island, New Zealand
1848
October 3, 1848
New Plymouth, Taranaki, North Island, New Zealand