Macdonald Dictionary Record: Fulbert Astley Archer

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George Ranald Macdonald
Production date
1952-1964
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One record, handwritten in ink on rectangular card, with biographical information for Fulbert Astley Archer. Written by George Ranald Macdonald for the Macdonald Dictionary of Canterbury Biography project, 1952-1964.
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Christchurch
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G R Macdonald Dictionary of Canterbury Biographies
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A242
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A242
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A242
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Marks/Inscriptions: A. 242 Archer, Fulbert As ley (1859-191) was born in Melbourne, the eldest son and second child of Fulbert Archer q.v. The family returned to England and then came out to N.Z. by the Matoaka Feb. '68. He fished his Educ. at X;Coll 71-. 77 . He was a g o0d archer and played for the Canty X1 ". O ago Wgtn and Auck. and Yor the Canty d.v. v. Wgtn in 83 . He won the 2mite walking rave at the S.C.A.A.C. meeting at Timaru May. 80. He was present at the first C.C.O.B.8 dinner held in London 31.3.82 . He was in ChCh in 83 and won the 44o yds and 150 yds for N.C.Os. at the College Rifles Sports. These sports were held at Lancaster Park in that year to raise funds f the College Rifles. He was gazetted C.pl Lieut. C .Y.C , Sept. 84. He was an auctioneer ie the firm of Miles + o and when theat form went into voluntari liquidation, Jan, 95, Archer ann ounce d that he would co carry on the Canty. business under his own name . In a few day Dalgety Plo were able to announce that they had taken over the business of Mills + Co and Archer joined them. He became stock auction ver and rose to be Canty. manager of Dalgety + Co . He had to resign in 1910 owing to ill - health. fam. inf. . Lauded Gen tryst LT. 14.5.80 : 18.10.83 : 1 2.9.84 : 15.3.01 : 24.1.10.; Type of mark: Machine translation/Transcription; Notes: Machine translation by Mark Fryer
Marks/Inscriptions: A. o F.A. Archer T.242 He was president of the Canty A+ P. Assoc. Mar. '0r. He succeeded the Hon. E.W. Parker as manager of Dalgety + Co in '97. He also took Parkers place as ChCh member Colonial Advisory Bd, Shaw Savill + Albion. He was a director of the Canty. Sale;yards Co. marr. 8.118 Any Charlotte Radcliffe younger dau of Copes tons Lope2 Radcliffe of Plymouth Devon. C. h . Radcliffe was b 26.4 .188 1818 marr. Charlotte Eliz. widow of Capt. W .B. Knife and dau of Find Grigor Colon of Moore End, Glos. Archers dau Hester Any marr. J.P. Cre goe He. d. 28.2.194. sons Fulbert Cave b. 90 of weka Pass dred following in an aced ent 27.5.93 Xs Coll . 99-05 Stephen Radcliffe X's Coll 00-05 sheep farme a Optician Jane Corp. Mar Body Mache Gun Section NZ.F killed in Gallipoli - generally known as "Rusty Stephen was a. name of the Cave family. dau. Hester Any (Hetty) marr. J.P. Cre9oc.; Type of mark: Machine translation/Transcription; Notes: Machine translation by Mark Fryer

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