| Name |
Frederick William HORSUP |
| Born |
5 Dec 1872 |
Ipswich, England  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Misc |
Now, what events can be established as having happened during our grandparents 28 years together? Following their wedding at which time the marriage certificate records Frederick as being a porter, the 1900 electoral roll records him as being a butcher, so it is apparent that it was during this period that he served his time and acquired his qualification.
Of particular interest was Frederick’s involvement with the Primitive Methodist Church, something previously unknown to us. As early as age 25 he was a practising lay preacher/reader and in that capacity, based in Inglewood, he served a territory that covered at least 10 outlying centres. Perhaps the Marshall Family bible played a part in this activity.
Travel throughout his territory would have been by horse and gig or even on horseback. Newspaper advertisements in the Taranaki Herald at the time provide an idea of the sort of schedule Frederick kept while preaching around the roads of north Taranaki.
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| Immigration |
Immigrated to Bathurst, Australia |
| Henry (elder brother) and Frederick immigrated to bathurst, Australia. Henry later returned to England. Frederick came to NZ. |
| Occupation |
Butcher and involvement with church |
| Died |
11 Jan 1923 |
New Plymouth |
| Buried |
Te Henui cemetery |
| Person ID |
I808 |
My Genealogy |
| Last Modified |
18 May 2019 |
| Father |
Thomas William HORSUP, b. 17 Sep 1832, Ipswich, Suffolk, England , d. Jun 1886, West Ham, Borough of Tower, Hamlets, London, England (Age 53 years) |
| Mother |
Hannah Maria GODDARD, b. 27 Oct 1835, Ipswich, Suffolk, England , d. Oct 1914, (79) West Ham, London, Essex, England (Age 78 years) |
| Married |
22 Oct 1854 |
St Leonard Parish, Shoreditch, Middlesex |
- Copy of marriage entry in parish records - copy under documents
Thomas William Horsup was 21 (occupation: Smith)
Hannah Maria Goddard 20 (occupation: Servant)
Father Thomas Horsup (occupation - smith)
Father Henry Goddard (occupation - Tailor)
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| Married |
22 Oct 1854 |
Shoreditch, Middlesex, England |
He was 21 Hannah 20
Father Thomas Horsup (occupation - smith)
Father Henry Goddard (occupation - Tailor) |
| Age: 21 |
| Cenus |
1871 |
Calchpoles Square, Ipswich,Suffolk, England |
| Aged 37 occup Blackssmith shop, living with wife Hannah 34 sone George 13, Thomas 11 Henry 10 mths and daughters Maria 5 and Alice 3 |
| Cenus |
1881 |
3a Waddington Road, West Ham, Brough of tower, Hamlets, London |
| Aged 46 Hammerman on railway, living gwith wife Hannah 43 and daughter Alice 13, Florence 2 and son Henry 10 & Frederick 8 |
| Record ID Number |
MH:F10 |
| Documents |
 | horsup marriage TW horsup1854.pdf
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| Family ID |
F251 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family |
Ada Sarah MARSHALL, b. 18 Jun 1870, New Plymouth , d. 15Mar1954, New Plymouth (Age 83 years) |
| Married |
25 Apr 1895 |
Inglewood |
- In her early twenties Ada visited Australia and in Melbourne met up with Frederick Horsup who proposed. She accepted subject to them moving to New Zealand.
This materialised and they where married at the residence of Ada's parents - Samual and Sarah Marshall in Inglewood.
- Frederick William Horsup
He was born on 5th December 1872 in Ipswich England, the son of Thomas William and Hannah Maria Horsup (nee Goddard). He was the tenth of eleven children, six girls and five boys. Records show that three girls and one boy died within their first year (which suggests at birth), not an unusual occurrence in those times.
Frederick, together with his elder brother Henry Albert, immigrated to Bathurst, Australia. Henry later returned to England while Frederick in due course came to New Zealand. He became a butcher by trade and despite his involvement in his church the belief exists that he possibly had a problem with alcohol.
- Frederick William Horsup
He was born on 5th December 1872 in Ipswich England, the son of Thomas William and Hannah Maria Horsup (nee Goddard). He was the tenth of eleven children, six girls and five boys. Records show that three girls and one boy died within their first year (which suggests at birth), not an unusual occurrence in those times.
Frederick, together with his elder brother Henry Albert, immigrated to Bathurst, Australia. Henry later returned to England while Frederick in due course came to New Zealand. He became a butcher by trade and despite his involvement in his church the belief exists that he possibly had a problem with alcohol.
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| Record ID Number |
MH:F8 |
| _UID |
D0238322-7931-46C6-9F09-CD069F7D7135 |
| _UPD |
13 NOV 2011 14:49:59 GMT+10 |
| Children |
| | 1. Walter Federick HORSUP, b. 25 Apr 1896, Inglewood, New Zealand , d. 8 Apr 1902, Eltham, New Zealand (Age 5 years) |
| + | 2. Reginald HORSUP, b. 7 Feb 1898, Inglewood, New Zealand from birth cert) , d. 22 Nov 1971 (Age 73 years) |
| + | 3. Clive Calvin HORSUP, b. 29 Apr 1901, Inglewood, New Zealand , d. 20 Feb 1987 (Age 85 years) |
| + | 4. Pearl HORSUP, b. 8 Jun 1903 |
| + | 5. Frederick Walter HORSUP, b. 10 Jul 1906, d. 18 May 1978 (Age 71 years) |
| | 6. Florence Nancy HORSUP, b. 13May1919, Napier (Adopted) Olive Dyer of Pahiatua |
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| Last Modified |
21 May 2016 06:21:26 |
| Family ID |
F250 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Our Family History
1872 - 1923 (50 years)