Here's a couple of people and/or details that might have been missed;
John Chaworth-Musters, J.P. of Annesley Hall, Wiverton Hall and Colwick Hall died 7 Nov. 1887 after a short illness, (Scarlatina / scarlet fever), at his shooting box in Aumont, Senlis, France aged 49 years, (b. Wiverton Hall 9 Jan., 1838). He also used to travel to Norway to go salmon fishing, Norway having some of the finest salmon fishing at that time, which might explain why some of the family were born there. (Source CAC Collection, Auckland Museum).
Also Miss Gertrude Adelaide Byron Chaworth-Musters married Mr Angus Gordon on 30 Dec., at Wairoa South, (now known as Clevedon, near Auckland, New Zealand) at the All Soul's Anglican Church. Captain (later Major) John Whitney was the uncle of the bride who arranged the wedding reception, according to the Observer (newspaper) of 11 Jan., 1890.
Major John Whitney married one of the Chaworth-Musters family before travelling to NZ and establishing the Colonial Ammunition Company. The Major died on 6 Sept., 1932 and I think is also buried at Clevedon.
I would be very interested if "awahl" has details of the Annesley decoy, (duck trap). It was from here that mallard duck were introduced into New Zealand.
