Descendants of Joseph William MULLIGAN
Notes
25. Francis Humphrys MULLIGAN
'Humphrys' is correct spelling; was the birth surname of his father's mother.
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Otago Daily Times , Issue 9630, 9 January 1893, Page 3
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"CHURCH OF ENGLAND SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
The examination of teachers and scholars in connection with the Church of England Sunday School Teachers' Union was held at the close of last year.
The first teachers' examination was passed by the four caudidates who presented themselves, —viz, Misses Clayforth (St. Peter's, Caversham), Rattray and Dawson (St. Matthew's), Woods (St. Mary's) - the subjects being prayer book; church history, and Gospel of St. Mark.
In the scholars' examination 181 competed, and 111 passed, 70 failing. The results of the examinations are aS follow: — ...
Prizes.— ... Frank Mulligan, St. Matthew's; ..."
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Otago Witness , Issue 2437, 28 November 1900, Page 47
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"ST. PETERS CHURCH CHOIR
[accompanies a photograph]
Top Row: ... F. Mulligan"
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Jeanie FORRESTER
Died of Peurpeural Fever after the birth of Moira.
Birth registration reference # 2133
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Surname MULLIGAN
First Name(s) JEAN
Occupation
Gender Female
Age at Death 31 Years
Date of Birth
Date of Death
Date Buried Aug 22 1914
Place of Death WINTON
Cemetery Saint Johns Cemetery
Classification General
Block 19
Plot 34.
Undertaker Unknown
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Mary MacGregor ('Tossie') TAYLOR
From a Salvation Army family in Winton.
26. Arthur William MULLIGAN
CBE awarded 1938
71. Robert Trevor MULLIGAN
Twin of David Keith MULLIGAN.
In Memory of Flying Officer ROBERT TREVOR MULLIGAN. 50 Sqdn., Royal Air Force, who died aged 21 on Sunday, 8th December 1940. Flying Officer MULLIGAN was the son of Arthur William Mulligan, C.B.E., J.P., and Florence May Mulligan, of Martinborough, Wellington, New Zealand. Remembered with honour at RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL, Surrey, United Kingdom. Grave Reference/
Panel Number: Panel 6. Location: This Memorial overlooks the River Thames on Cooper's Hill at Englefield Green between Windsor and Egham on the A308, 4 miles from Windsor.
27. Frederick Charles MULLIGAN
The following information is recorded in the Dunedin City Council Cemeteries Database
Cremation Details
Surname MULLIGAN
Forename FREDERICK CHARLES
Age 95 Years
Gender Male
Date of Death 18 Sep 1982
Place of Death MANIOTOTO HOSPT
Last Address PATEAROA, CENTRAL OTAGO
Date of Cremation 22 Sep 1982
Type of Service
Funeral Director Hope & Sons Ltd, P O Box 5013, Andersons Bay, DUNEDIN
Ashes Disposal Return To Funeral Director 24 Sep 1982
Notes Original reference:- C19820947
Occupation:- RT RADIO OPERAT
29. Agnes Gertrude MULLIGAN
Known as 'Blossy' by family. Told her son that James was 'no saint'.
30. Alexander Simpson MULLIGAN
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Surname MULLIGAN
First Name(s) ALEXANDER SIMPSON
Occupation
Gender Male
Age at Death 69 Years
Date of Birth
Date of Death
Date Buried Sep 17 1962
Place of Death 9 MCMASTER STREET
Cemetery Eastern Cemetery
Classification General
Block 37
Plot 155.
Undertaker J Fraser & Sons
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Medals:
Cited by Alan J Polaschek, The Complete New Zealand Distinguished Conduct Medal. Medals Research Christchurch, Christchurch, 1983, p156:
Mulligan, Alexander Simpson
2/89 staff Sergeant-Major
No 2 Field Ambulance, NZ
Medical Corps
London Gazette 26 November 1917
Citation: (France Mar 1917)
"For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. He was in charge of stretcher-bearers, and led parties forward to advanced posts under heavy fire, and repeatedly went out himself to look for wounded in the shell-holes. He inspired all under him by his utter fearlessness, and it was owing to his initiative and coolness under fire that many wounded were saved."
Biographical Note:
2/809 Lt A.S. Mulligan, DCM, MM. Born at Dunedin NZ 16 Feb 1894. Dental mechanic. Attested 10 Aug 1914; embarked 16 Oct 1914; commissioned Lt 15 Aug 1918; returned 26 Apr 1919; posted Reserve 25 May 1919; relinquished commission 30 Sep 1920. Served with NZMC in Egypt and Western Europe.
Died.
Medals:
Distinguished Conduct Medal
Military medal
1914-15 Star
War Medal 1914-19
Victory Medal
Gallipoli Medallion
Cited by: Wayne McDonald in Honours and Awards to the New Zealand expeditionary Force in the Great War, 1914-1918, published by Helen McDonald, Napier, 2001.
p229:
M.M.
Sergeant, No. 1 Field Ambulance, NZ Medical Corps, attached NZ Field Artillery
London Gazette 26 April 1917, p3949, Rec No 206
"During the operations on the Somme. On the 15th September, 1916, he proceeded through a heavy Barrage to collect wounded. He showed the other bearers a splendid example of courage and self-scarifice in the face of danger, and exhibited great initiative in bringing wounded back safely."
See also his WWI Military Service record and
Agnes Ivy BROWN
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Surname MULLIGAN
First Name(s) AGNES IVY
Occupation
Gender Female
Age at Death 79 Years
Date of Birth
Date of Death Apr 18 1975
Date Buried Apr 21 1975
Place of Death 9 MCMASTER STREET,INGILL
Cemetery Eastern Cemetery
Classification General
Block 37
Plot 155.
Undertaker J Fraser & Sons
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76. Ronald James MULLIGAN
Presbytarian
Surgery for lung cancer in 1997
78. Kath MILLER
Well known in Brighton district, having been their first 'Postie' and then their sole Postmistress for many years.
William FLETT
Farmed at Hope Hill, next to his parents' farm, then at Momona, and from 1919 to 1942, at Clandeboye, South Canterbury.
38. Alexander MEE
Killed in action 12 Oct 1917 in Passchendaele. His name is recorded on a wall at Tyne Cot War Cemetery as one of 1200 NZ soldiers whose whereabouts is known only to God.
85. Alexander Coutts MEE
Joined Civil Air Reserve, 1939 and RNZAF, 1940.
Died returning from 6th raid in Wellington bombers, coming home damaged, and
hitting barrage ballon cable & crashed into Humber Estuary.
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