Name, date of death of 26 January 1890, place of burial, from Cynthia Glover (nee Coleman), whose great-great-grandfather was William Samuel Allen b.1843. (William's sister, Martha Allen, married Charles Oliver, youngest son of James and Ruth Oliver).

Date and place of marriage, had 8 children, from Velma Riddell in a “Taranaki Families - Genealogy and DNA” facebook posting on 25 September 2018. Velma is descendant from John and Elizabeth.

Result from marriage search on New Zealand BDM website in March 2021:
1866/4354. Bride: Elizabeth Pote. Groom: John Pepperell

Full date of marriage of 14 July 1866 confirmed from further searching in March 2021 on BDM Search by incrementally changing the date range for the marriage.

Second given name, year of birth and death, from Velma Riddell in an email dated 21 March 2021. Velma is the granddaughter of John Lewis Pepperell 1889-1935 and Emily Eva Briscoe 1885-1953.

Date and place of birth and death, 9 children, from Velma Riddell in a followup email dated 22 March 2021. In this email, Velma also writes, “John and Elizabeth were married at the residence of a William Pote, believed to be Elizabeth's father, at Devon Street, New Plymouth”.

Celebration of Golden Wedding for John and Elizabeth in same email dated 22 March 2021:
Taranaki Daily News, 18 July 1916
Some forty relatives assisted in the celebration at May and Arrowsmith's Tea Rooms on Friday of Mr. and Mrs. John Pepperell's golden wedding. Mr. Pepperell, who is 72 years of age, was born in New Plymouth, and is said to be the first citizen born here to celebrate his golden wedding. Five generations took part in the festivities: Mrs. Pepperell (aged 92), Messrs. John Pepperell, Frank Pepperell, Cyril Pepperell and Master Bill Pepperell (aged 18 months). Mrs. William Harrison, of Alfred Road, who was bridesmaid at the wedding in 1866, was also a guest.

Obituary from Velma in same email dated 22 March 2021:
Hawera Star, 19 November 1925
Another gap has been made in the now fast-diminishing band of early pioneers of this district by the death of Mr. John Pepperell, of Hurworth, which took place on Tuesday at the age of 81 years, says the Taranaki Herald. The deceased was the eldest son of the late Mr John Pepperell, of Bell Block. He was born in the district, but spent the years between I848 and 1853 in Melbourne. On returning to New Zealand with his parents he worked on his father’s farm at Bell Block. He was a well-developed youth, and at the age of about 16, when the Maori War broke out, he joined the mounted troops and took part in all the operations until the conclusion of the war.
The late Mr. Pepperell was a fine type of settler and took a keen interest in the affairs of the districts in which he lived. He was for many years a member of the school committee and chairman of the Hurworth Dairy Company.
He is survived by his widow and a family of two sons and three daughters. The sons are Messrs Frank Pepperell, of Eltham, and Ernest Pepperell, of Hurworth. The daughters are Mrs. E. Allen, of Waitara, Mrs. H. Wells, of Pukearuhe, and Mrs. F. Harrison, of Carrington Road.