The Tree - Person Sheet
The Tree - Person Sheet
NameEmily Augusta Bothilda Horneman 
Birth10 Jul 1859, Motueka, New Zealand
Death24 Sep 1925, Fielding, New Zealand
FatherFrederick Edward Horneman (1803-1872)
MotherEmma Frances Devis (1814-1868)
Misc. Notes
Name, date and place of birth and death from “Horneman Family History 1605 to 2006” CD, Chapter 8.0.
Notes, written by Frederick Edward Horneman in his Bible, were received in an email dated 20 May 2017 from Julie Bourke and include:
Our daughter Emily Augusta Bothilda Horneman was born at Panga Totara near Motueka Nelson New Zealand on Sunday the 10th of July 1859 25 mins past 3pm. She was Registered at Riwaka in the same month. She was christened St Thomas’s Motueka on Sunday 12 February 1860 by the Revd. J.C. Bagshaw
Her Godfather was:
Frederick E. Horneman Esquire later Captain in Her Majesty’s Artillery Corps afterwards Adjutant of Militia and Volunteers in Nelson N Zealand & Commanded No 5 & No 4 Company Nelson Volunteers, now Capt in New Zealand Militia Dec. 1865 & Major in June 1868
Her Godmothers were
1. Mrs Frederick Green of Southampton #
2. Mrs Henry G. Clark of Crofs Deep, Moutere her eldest sister, and
3. Miss Emily Wilbraham her cousin
She is named Emily after her cousin her Godmother, Augusta after her father’s friend the Bavarian Envoy in London His Excellency Augustus Baronde Cetto and Bothilda after the late Lady Bothilda Horneman her father’s Grandmother (born at Sievard in Denmark 22.January 1754 and died at Kyritz 6 July 1792 travelling to Altona.)
# Died on Saturday 7th Sept 1861 on her journey to Southhampton, was buried at the Cemetery Lewisham, Kent
Note: Mrs Frederick Green wife of Revd Green and sister to Frederick Edward Horneman, father. Mrs Henry G. Clark, wife of Henry Gostling Clark, Emily’s eldest sister Emma Caroline. Emily Wilbraham was daughter of Elizabeth Sophia Wilbraham nee Devis sister of Emma Francis Horneman/Devis. (Emily was a Professor of Music)
Notes, written by Frederick Edward Horneman in his Bible, were received in an email dated 20 May 2017 from Julie Bourke and include:
Our daughter Emily Augusta Bothilda Horneman was born at Panga Totara near Motueka Nelson New Zealand on Sunday the 10th of July 1859 25 mins past 3pm. She was Registered at Riwaka in the same month. She was christened St Thomas’s Motueka on Sunday 12 February 1860 by the Revd. J.C. Bagshaw
Her Godfather was:
Frederick E. Horneman Esquire later Captain in Her Majesty’s Artillery Corps afterwards Adjutant of Militia and Volunteers in Nelson N Zealand & Commanded No 5 & No 4 Company Nelson Volunteers, now Capt in New Zealand Militia Dec. 1865 & Major in June 1868
Her Godmothers were
1. Mrs Frederick Green of Southampton #
2. Mrs Henry G. Clark of Crofs Deep, Moutere her eldest sister, and
3. Miss Emily Wilbraham her cousin
She is named Emily after her cousin her Godmother, Augusta after her father’s friend the Bavarian Envoy in London His Excellency Augustus Baronde Cetto and Bothilda after the late Lady Bothilda Horneman her father’s Grandmother (born at Sievard in Denmark 22.January 1754 and died at Kyritz 6 July 1792 travelling to Altona.)
# Died on Saturday 7th Sept 1861 on her journey to Southhampton, was buried at the Cemetery Lewisham, Kent
Note: Mrs Frederick Green wife of Revd Green and sister to Frederick Edward Horneman, father. Mrs Henry G. Clark, wife of Henry Gostling Clark, Emily’s eldest sister Emma Caroline. Emily Wilbraham was daughter of Elizabeth Sophia Wilbraham nee Devis sister of Emma Francis Horneman/Devis. (Emily was a Professor of Music)