Patrick O'HALLORAN died 1940 at Tinwald, Ashburton.

[Siouxann]

Looking for any information on Patrick O'Halloran, who died at Mary Annett's home, Main South Road, Tinwald. Patrick possibly lived around the Hinds, Rakaia area as a farmer and also mentioned as a Railway Servant. He had been in New zealand 55 years and likely related  to Mary Annett whose maiden name was O'Connor. Both families originally from County Cork Ireland. Details from Death Certificate. He is buried at Ashburton Cemetery, Free Catholic Area.
Any help very much appreciated, as i have no other information.
Thank you
Siouxann

[minniehaha]

Hello,

You have his death notice?


https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/CHP19400917.2.5?query=patrick%20o%27halloran


Minniehaha.

[minniehaha]

Burial details for the aforementioned Mary Annett?

http://infoservices.adc.govt.nz/Cemeteries/RecordEnquiry?recordId=CEMIAS55293

Burial details for Patrick O'Halloran….

http://infoservices.adc.govt.nz/Cemeteries/RecordEnquiry?recordId=CEMIAS84364


Minniehaha.

[Jamjar]

Assuming this is the marriage of Mary to Charles. He is also buried at Ashburton:

1914/5793   Mary O'Connor  Charles Annett

Probate file for Charles: https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G9MZ-WZ8N?i=60&cc=1865481

Surname: Annett
First Name(s): Charles
Age (years): 55
Denomination: Presbyterian
Occupation: Farm Manager
Date of Death: 7-10-1929
Additional Plot Information: PRESBYTERIAN
Cemetery: Ashburton
Area: 203
Plot Number: 10
Interment Date: 10-10-1929
Purchaser: Charles Annett
Date Purchased: 9-10-1929
Depth: Single Depth
Celebrant: Rev A G Irvine

Off track I know, but Charles was killed in a motoring accident, with a son injured:

https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NZH19291008.2.52?query=charles%20annett

[minniehaha]

Further to reply #3.....

Letters of Administration re Charles Annett, husband of Mary......

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G9MZ-WZ8N?i=60&cc=1865481


Their children are listed in this document.


Minniehaha.

[Jamjar]

Further to reply #3.....

Letters of Administration re Charles Annett, husband of Mary......

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G9MZ-WZ8N?i=60&cc=1865481


Their children are listed in this document.


Minniehaha.

Looks to be the same document link I have posted. 

[Jamjar]

Siouxann, does the death certificate indicate that he was, or had been, married?

Jamjar

[Siouxann]

Thank you for your replies, i didn't have the  Papers Past notice.
Mary and Charles Annett were my late husband's grandparents and his
Father (Percy James) Jim  was the son injured in the fatal car accident. As we live in the North Island we did not have contact with Mary Annett neeO'Connor. She would have been about 48 yrswhen  Patrick died at her place. He was 80 ..
I love the Probates, with lots of information.
  Also there is no indication at all on Death Certificate that he was married. He died of heart failure and was enfeebled..
Siouxann
 

[Lucy2]

Looking for any information on Patrick O'Halloran, who died at Mary Annett's home, Main South Road, Tinwald. Patrick possibly lived around the Hinds, Rakaia area as a farmer and also mentioned as a Railway Servant.

Hi Siouxann

Looking at Electoral rolls, it seems that Patrick O'HALLORAN was > from 1900 to 1919  > resident at Mitcham (Mid-Canterbury) and listed as a "platelayer" (railways).

In 1938 he is listed on the Canterbury > Temuka Supplementary* roll, residing at Main Road, Temuka, Occupation: Retired.

Being on this Supplementary roll, suggests that he was a recent arrival in this District.

Don't know if you already have this ?   
From 1925 - Mr. P. 0'HALLORAN of Mitcham - retirement function.

 http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/CHP19250601.2.15

There are several Patrick O'HALLORAN's - need to check again - but don't think I spotted one in South Island who was a farmer.

   ~  Lu