Contributor/Publisher
Barker, George, 1844-1894, photographer
Beere, Daniel Manders, 1833-1909, photographer
Harding, William James, 1826-1899, photographer
Temple, William, 1833-1919, photographer
Degotardi, Johann Nepomuk, 1823-1882, photographer
Peyman, Benjamin, ca. 1823-1897, photographer
Webster, Hartley, photographer
Pulman, George, 1827-1871, photographer
Content
p1-1. Chalmer's Wanganui, N.Z.
p1-2. Wanganui, N.Z.
p2-1. Wanganui. N.Z.
p2-2. Major Nixon's. Wanganui. N.Z.
p2-3. The Wynyard Pier, Auckland. N.Z.
p3-1. Supreme Court House, Auckland. N.Z.
p3-2. "Sketch of the Turo Mokai Redoubt (Patea) looking north-west". Scene of disaster to Colonial Troops
p3-3. Wanganui, N.Z.
p4-1. Wellington, N.Z.
p4-2. Wellington, N.Z.
p4-3. At Wanganui, N.Z. [Grave of Octavious Ridley Lawson and George Cricton Jenkins, Wanganui
p4-4. Wanganui, N.Z.
p4-5. Wanganui, N.Z. [Memorial to Men who fell at Moutoa 1864.
p4-6. Wereroa, N.Z.
p4-7. [Imperial regiments and colonial forces with Māori prisoners, Whanganui, 1867]
p5-1. The Hot Springs, N.Z.
p5-2. William Thompson
p5-3. The Kie Whi [Kiwi]
p5-4. [Tamati Waka Nene]
p5-5. The Hot Springs, N.Z.
p6-1. New Zealand Bush
p6-2. The Palace Ngaruawahia
p6-3. Mere-Mere
p7-1. The Church Ngaruawahia
p7-2. King Potatau's Tomb
p7-3. Ngaruawahia, N.Z.
p8-1. Captain Toppins House, Auckland, N.Z.
p8-2. The Royal Irish Mess Houses, Auckland. N.Z. 1869
p9-1. New Zealand Bush
p9-2. Up Wanganui River, N.Z.
p10-1. [Portrait of unidentified Maori woman]
p10-2. [Eruera Maihi Patuone]
p10-3. [Portrait of unidentified Maori girl]
p10-4. Caroline Rie Whie [Caroline, Sister to the Queen of Nukumaru]
p10-5. The Domain, Auckland
p10-6. Noki, died 1870
p10-7. [Portrait of unidentified Maori man]
p10-8. Rewi [sic] [Portrait of Tomika Te Mutu]
p10-9. [Portrait of unidentified Maori man]
p11-1. Abraham. Maori missionary, Wanganui
p11-2. Wereroa prisoners
p11-3. [Portrait of unidentified Maori woman]
p11-4. Were Haua, Putiki
p11-5. New Zealand Bush
p11-6. [Portrait of unidentified Maori man]
p11-7. [Portrait of unidentified Maori woman]
p11-8. Maori war dance
p11-9. [Portrait of Te Mawae]
p12-1. Up the Wanganui River, N.Z.
p12-2. A pataka store, N.Z.
p13-1. Sir Duncan Cameron's House - afterwards 18 R.I. Mess House, Auckland, N.Z.
p13-2. The Kauri Forest, N.Z.
p14-1. Maoris [sic] preparing for a war dance
p14-2. Wanganui. 1865
p14-3. Up Wanganui River, N.Z.
p15-1. New Zealand Bush
p15-2. The Gate Pah
p15-3. Mete Kingi's Whare, Putiki, N.Z.
p16-1. Victoria Kemp, 1866
p16-2. [Collection of Maori weapons]
p16-3. Marian Wyndyard, 1868
p16-4. Mete Kingi's Whare, Putiki [Reverend Richard Taylor]
p16-5. Taraia "the last cannibal" [Taraia Ngakuti Te Tumuhuia, Ngati Tamatera]
p16-6. [Maori chief]
p16-7. [Portrait unidentified Maori man]
p17-1. Moses
p17-2. A Wellington girl
p17-3. Victoria, Taranaki
p17-4. The 43rd Monument at Tauranga, Officers & men lost at Gate Pa at Tauranga, N.Z.
p17-5. Noki
p17-6. Noki's father [Portrait of Maori man]
p17-7. Noki's mother [Portrait of Maori woman]
p18-1. Hori Kingi [Hori Kingi te Anaua]
p18-2. [Hori Kingi te Anaua]
p18-3. Piki & Mimi
p18-4. Erenna, Wellington Maori girls
p18-5. Aranita, Wellington Maori girls
p18-6. [Tomika Te Mutu]
p18-7. Moses
p18-8. [Portrait of unidentified Maori man]
p18-9. [Portrait of unidentified Maori woman]
p18-10. "Bloody Mary"
p18-11. [Portrait of unidentified Maori woman]
p18-12. Kauara
p18-13. [Portrait of two unidentified Maori men]
p18-14. Piki
p18-15. [Portrait of unidentified Maori man]
p19-1. Government House, Auckland. N.Z.
p20-1. Niagara. Visited on my return from New Zealand. September "68
p21-1. Niagara
p22-1. [Niagara Falls]
p22-2. [Niagara Falls]
p23-1. [Niagara Falls]
p23-2. [Niagara Falls]
p24-1. Niag. Falls
p25-1. Panama [Catedral Metropolitana de Panamá]
p25-2. Limanian [woman]
p25-3. Panama
p25-4. Limanian [woman]
p25-5. Panamanian [woman]
p25-6. Limanian [woman]
p25-7. Panama
p25-8. [Unidentified location]
p25-9. Limanian [woman]
p25-10. West Indian [woman]
p25-11. Limanian [woman]
p25-12.
p25-13. Panama
p26-1. Sydney
p26-2. Sydney
p27-1. Sydney
p27-2. Sydney
p28-1. Sydney
p28-2. Sydney
p29-1. Sydney
p30-1. 1st 18 Royal Irish
p30-2. 2 14th Regiments
p31-1. 2nd 18 Royal Irish
p31-2. 1st 18 Royal Irish
p32-1. New Zealand Military Civil Staff 1864-5
p33-1. New Zealand Staff, 1867
p34-1. [Group of soldiers drilling]
p34-2. Military Train
p34-3. 57th Regiment
p34-4. 2nd 18 Royal Irish
p35-1. Dr. Fitzgerald, 18th R.I.
p35-2. [Portrait of unidentified man]
p35-3. W. Graves, 18 R.I.
p35-4. H.B. Moore, 18 R.I.
p35-5. Sam Phillips, 18. R.I.
p35-6. [Portrait of unidentified man]
p35-7. Col. Call CB. 18 R.I.
p36-1. Southam House, near Cheltenham. Seat of tho Earl of Ellenborough
p36-2. Lord Ellenborough. G.C.B. Died 22nd Dec 1871
p38-1.
p38-2. [Three unidentified soldiers]
p38-3.
p38-4. [Portrait of unidentified boy and dog]
p38-5.
p38-6. [indecipherable name], Churchward, Keogh
p38-7. A. Marshland, 18. R.I.
p38-8. Sir. G. Grey. R.C.B
p39-1. A Beale & M Wyndyard & Ensign Jones
p39-2. Colonel Hanley, 50th Regt.
p39-3. Sir. G. Grey & Miss Matthews (Mrs Thomas George)
p39-4. G Poole, 18 R.I.
p39-5. [Portrait of two unidentified women]
p39-6. Macdonald, N.Z
p39-7. Von Tempskey
p39-8. Major Nixon, W. M.
p39-9. F Swindley [Major Frederick Swindley?]
p40-1. Captain E Bird
p40-2. Bishop Selwyn
p40-3. [Molley, R.E. ?]
p40-4. [Portrait of unidentified man]
p40-5. [Portrait of unidentified man]
p40-6. General Grant
p40-7. [Portrait of unidentified man]
p40-8. Captain Freemantle, H.M.S. Eclipse
p40-9. [Portrait of unidentified man]
p40-10. Captain Hope, H.M.S. Brisk
p41-1.
p41-2. Jock Irving, 18 R.I.
p41-3. Capt. Shaw. V.C.
p41-4. Dr Crawford
p41-5. Powell, R.I.
p41-6. Haines, 18. R.I.
p41-7. J.B. Jackson 18 R.I.
p41-8. Sam Baker, 84th
p41-9. Capt Toppin, 18 R.I.
p42-1. Stockley 18
p42-2. Brompton
p42-3. Appleton, VS
p42-4. Capt. Briggs 18 R.I.
p42-5. J.B. Jackson
p42-6. St Aubyn, M.T
p42-7. Sam Davis. M.T.
p42-8. G Butts 18 R.I
p42-9. Capt. Wray, 18 R.I.
p42-10. Macqueen. 43rd
p42-11. Col. Trevor. C.B. 14 Regt.
p42-12. Haines, 18 R.I.
p42-13. C. Dawson, 18 R.I.
p42-14. C. Dawson, 18 R.I.
p42-15. J.B. Jackson, 18 R.I.
p42-16. Carrs, RA
p42-17. Capt. Hall, 40th
p42-18. Churchward, 14th
p42-19.
p42-20. Paul, 65th
p42-21. Capt Dawson, 18. R.I.
p42-22. Pearson, 18. R.I.
p42-23. [Colonel] Rocke
p42-24. Capt. Noblett, 18. R.I.
p42-25. Col. Hassard 57
p42-26.
p42-27. Capt. Noblett, 18
p43-1. Clifton [Bridge, Bristol]
p43-2. Clifton [Bridge, Bristol]
p43-3. Green 14th & 70th
p43-4. Jock Irving
p43-5.
p44-1. The Grange, Charlton Rings, 1869
p45-1. H.D. 1869
p45-2. Henry D. 1868
p45-3. Giles D, 1869
p45-4. R.B.C.D, 36th, 1869
p45-5. R.B.C.D, 1864
p45-6. G.D. 1868
p46-1. L. A. B. D. [Portrait of three women]
p46-2. L.D. 1868
p46-3. St John D. 109th
p46-4. A.D.
p46-5. B.D
p47-1. Miss Beale
p48-1. The Eddystone, off Plymouth
p49-1. Saltash Bridge, near Plymouth [England]
p50-1. Devonport (Raglan Barracks) Stokes [England]
Subject Notes
James Francis Daubeny was a captain in the 18th Royal Irish Regiment.
Son of Rev. James Daubeny and Eleanor [?].
Birth: Sept. 1838, at Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England.
Baptised: 11 February 1839, at Bristol, Gloucestershire.
Death: 5 December 1912, at 10 Pittville Lawn, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England. [Ref. 'The Times', Monday, Dec 09, 1912; pg. 1; Issue 40077; col A]
Married: Eva Law Law [aka Eva Law Coleman], daughter of the Earl of Ellenborough, on 30 September 1873, at St. Mary de Lode, Gloucester, Gloucestershire. Eva was born on 28 September 1852, at Southam, Gloucestershire, England, and died on 30 March 1927, at Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.
Children:
(1) Francis Clayton Law Daubeny - born 1875; died 11 October 1887, at Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. [Re 'The Times', Wednesday, Oct 19, 1887; pg. 1; Issue 32207; col A]
(2) Edward Cyprian Daubeny - born 1884, at Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, and died on 18 September 1928, at Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. Was noted as an Engineer for the Great Western Railway in 1911 British Census.
(3) Ulric Evan Daubeny - born 2 September 1888, at Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, and died on 1 May 1922, at Torquay, Devon. Was noted as a student engineer in 1911 British Census.
Military Career:
(1) Ensign - 9 January 1857.
(2) Lieut. - 14 May 1858.
(3) Capt. - 5 July 1864.
The 1881 British Census notes James Daubeny as being �Retired from Army�, aged 42. [Ref. 1881 British Census - Class: RG11; Piece: 2571; Folio: 9; Page: 12]