Macdonald Dictionary Record: Richard Stanley Bean

Maker
George Ranald Macdonald
Production date
1952-1964
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One record, handwritten in ink on rectangular card, with biographical information for Richard Stanley Bean. Written by George Ranald Macdonald for the Macdonald Dictionary of Canterbury Biography project, 1952-1964.
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Christchurch
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Library
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G R Macdonald Dictionary of Canterbury Biographies
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B260
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B260
Catalogue number
B260
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Marks/Inscriptions: B. 260 Bean , Richard Stanley (1836-1914) he and his wife and their infant son Walter Stanley arrived b y the Zealandia in Sept. 58. His wifes name was Emma Lawton Rath bore . They described themselves as diestro servants. They settled at Kaiapoi where he became stoneman to Josiah Buck + Co. He took part in All C. of E . affairs and was a vestryman and member of the sch. comm . Ap. 69. He used to sing at concerts He succeeded A. Brundell as Sunday Sch. Supt. He was librarian of the Kaiapoi Institute June 72. and ded much other work for the Oust. when the Kaiapoi Regatta wars held Dec. 72 it was spilt by , the river being very rough and high and he was out in a small sailing boat with his thee son . The boat over tipped and he managed to save his two elder sons but the youngest Silas was lst. He took part in the controversy over the Rev. Carlyon and his Cornish practices and resigned all his church offices. As he was a very quiet and retiring man this made a considerable impression. .He withdrew his children from the Sunday School. The controversy raged and Cylarapoi congregation n was: pert in half. In 79 he was living at Ashburton and carrying on the business a wood + coal merchant. pass. list. Ref. Lib : LT. 7.9.69 : 21.6.71 : 29.6.72. Centenary St. Bartholomew 1853-1953; Type of mark: Machine translation/Transcription; Notes: Machine translation by Mark Fryer
Marks/Inscriptions: B. 260. R.S. Bean. family. His widow Emma d. Ashburton 23.10.19. aged 84. sons Walter Stanley qv. he d 6.10.14 aged 78. William Chas. q.v. he read the burial service over the grave o E.5.Walefet dau. Ar thin Adding ton dam) eldest. Emma Madeline marr. Ashburton by her brother w S.B . Richard Ernest Lech ner. 15.5.89. Edith marr. at Addn by Rev. W.S.B . John Mitchell. of Ch Ch. 26.9.95: Elizabeth Charlotte marr. 18 .1.06 Geo. Win . Hazelton of Napier 2 Mis Olay ton, op awa. Moss Bean , Ashburton. Alice Mand marr. 5.12.98 Thos. Ernest Clayton , 25 merchants asst. v. sheffield, Eng. son of Thos. Clayton. LT. 17.11.75 : 22.7.79 : 24.1.83 : 17.5.89 : 27.9.98 : 27.1.06 : 7.10.14 : 24.10.19. St Johns Mar. Reg.; Type of mark: Machine translation/Transcription; Notes: Machine translation by Mark Fryer

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