Macdonald Dictionary Record: Arthur Bakewell White Parsons

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George Ranald Macdonald
Production date
1952-1964
Description
One record, handwritten in ink on rectangular card, with biographical information for Arthur Bakewell White Parsons. Written by George Ranald Macdonald for the Macdonald Dictionary of Canterbury Biography project, 1952-1964.
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P143
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P143
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Marks/Inscriptions: P. 143 White Parsons , Arthur Bakewell (1848 -97) w as a trained chemist and also did extraction s when asked. He was unregistered as a dentist and was sued for an unskilled extraction. He said he had been extraction 8 for. years and had neglected to register ; he did nol know the scent ilie name the various teeth. He won this case . Man. 84. He was a great C. of E . man and helped Holy Trinity, Lylt. He was very fond of the races and used to set off in a shiny top hat with glasses over his shoulder, but never offered to take his wif e and family He was born at Hobart 16.1.48 . He served his time first w itea Wilkins on At Hobart t and then w ith Bayfield at Lylt. He lived in Lylt. on what had been S proudest house. He went into part with Mrs Bay field in her Lylt. Chemist 3 shop June 72 . Mrs Bayfield withdrew Nov. 77 marr. 7.8.73 at Holy Trinity , Lylt. Rev. . Pember Amy eldest dau o R. Filth of Lances ton , Tasmania relation of Filth. artist. she was born 21.12.48 , left Tas mania for N.Z and was wrecked in the Rangitoto He d. 3.10.97 ag 4ar. 2 sous 4 daus fam. inf. LT 8.8.73 : 6.3.84 : 21.9.97.; Type of mark: Machine translation/Transcription; Notes: Machine translation by Mark Fryer
Marks/Inscriptions: A.B. While Parsons F. 143 family. Amy Florence marr. 9.9.97 Joseph Owen 4' son E. Amyes of Hornby T15.9.88 arthur burgh ari.) Alice Pavitt. 4 of family Winifred, Edna +Douglas C.E. Horace master marriner. later Harbour master marr . Ethel Cook family Hia; Tui Peter missing at soa Violet Mand marr. Gordon Creasy bank manager, Lances ton d.41942 Opar; Type of mark: Machine translation/Transcription; Notes: Machine translation by Mark Fryer

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