Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
Birth6 September 1895, New Zealand7039
Death6 November 1986, New Zealand Age: 91
Burial8 November 1986, Waikumete Cemetery, Glen Eden, Auckland Council, Auckland New Zealand7039
OccupationHead Teacher 1928
FatherThomas Joseph MALLOY , 5465
MotherElizabeth Jane , 5466
Spouses
1Charles James DUCKERING 
7032, 3757
7032, 3757Death17 August 1961, Greenlane Public Hospital, 41 Reureegy Avenue, Epsom, Auckland, New Zealand7035,7036 Age: 68
MemoHome address: 41 Raureega Avenue, Epsom
Burial19 August 1961, Purewa, Auckland, New Zealand3550
OccupationFarmer 1917, Company Director3550
ReligionMethodist7037
FatherWilliam Frederick DUCKERING Fred , 1331 (1858-1936)
MotherAgnes Ada KNIGHT , 3754 (1868-1895)
Family ID1343
Marriage1921, Auckland, New Zealand7038
Notes for Mahala Mary MALLOY
The Nez Zealand Gazette April 5 1928 records ‘Duckering, Mrs Mahala Mary C (Certificate) P117’, which refers to her then as being a head teacher in Auckland.
Notes for Charles James (Spouse 1)
1917. EXEMPTION APPEALS. HEARING AT TE AROHA SITTING AT PAEROA MONDAY LARGE. NUMBER APPEALING
The Auckland Military Service Board is holding its first sitting in this district at Te Aroha to-day and to-morrow to deal with applications for exemption lodged by members of tie first division of the Expeditionary Force Reserve who have been drawn in the ballot under the Military Service Act. The board comprises Messr.-. F. J. Burgess, S.M., chairman, George Elliot, and John McCaw, with Mr Horace Stebbing as secretary. Major J. L. Conlan represented the Defence Department and was assisted by Sergeant-Major J. L. Cotton. Major H. H. Browne, group commander of No. 2 area, is also in attendance. Appeals will be heard in Paeroa on Monday and Tuesday 'next, and at the Thames after the Paeroa sitting. The following appeals will be dealt with: Duckering, Charles James, farmer, Matamata. Ohinemuri Gazette, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3715, 5 January 1917, Page 2
The Auckland Military Service Board is holding its first sitting in this district at Te Aroha to-day and to-morrow to deal with applications for exemption lodged by members of tie first division of the Expeditionary Force Reserve who have been drawn in the ballot under the Military Service Act. The board comprises Messr.-. F. J. Burgess, S.M., chairman, George Elliot, and John McCaw, with Mr Horace Stebbing as secretary. Major J. L. Conlan represented the Defence Department and was assisted by Sergeant-Major J. L. Cotton. Major H. H. Browne, group commander of No. 2 area, is also in attendance. Appeals will be heard in Paeroa on Monday and Tuesday 'next, and at the Thames after the Paeroa sitting. The following appeals will be dealt with: Duckering, Charles James, farmer, Matamata. Ohinemuri Gazette, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3715, 5 January 1917, Page 2