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Family: HAY William / SHAW Euphy (Euphemia) (F1)

• Male HAY William

  
  

  Birth	12 Aug 1811	(Kingston-upon-)Hull, Yorkshire, England
  Christening	11 Oct 1811	Holy Trinity Church, Hull, Yorkshire, England
  Death	15 Sep 1889	Oamaru, Otago, NZ
  Burial	18 Sep 1889	Oamaru, Otago, NZ
  Marriage	25 Jul 1844	Greenock West or Old Parish, Renfrew, Scotland
  Other Spouse	SHAW Mary | F6
  Marriage	c1833
  Father	Hay Joseph | F188 Group Sheet
  Mother	?Fleming Jane | F188 Group Sheet

  
  

  Female SHAW Euphy (Euphemia)

  
  

  Birth	14 Jul 1814	Rothesay, Bute, Scotland
  Christening	21 Aug 1814	Rothesay, Bute, Scotland
  Death	1 Sep 1894	Oamaru, Otago, NZ
  Burial	3 Sep 1894	Oamaru, Otago, NZ
  Father	SHAW Duncan | F132 Group Sheet
  Mother	GALBREATH Margaret | F132 Group Sheet

  
  

  Male HAY David

  
  

  Birth	2 Aug 1845	Greenock, Renfrew, Scotland
  Death	1 Oct 1919	Invercargill, Southland, NZ
  Burial	4 Oct 1919	Oamaru, Otago, NZ
  Spouse	KINNEAR Jane | F2
  Marriage	11 Oct 1871	Oamaru, Otago, NZ

  
  

• Photos » Slide Show		Hay/Shaw. William Hay and Euphy nee Shaw with son David Photo taken in Oamaru, possibly on their 25th wedding anniversary in July 1869.
  		Hay/Shaw. William Hay Jnr and James Hay seated, with their half-brother David Hay
  		Hay/Shaw. Remains of the 'Thomas & Henry', Deborah Bay, Otago Harbour, November 2010. William Hay and family sailed to Oamaru in this boat in December 1860, and William was in charge of it while it was (briefly) moored in Oamaru harbour as an off-loading hulk.
  		Hay/Shaw. William Hay Snr and Euphy (Euphemia) nee Shaw, Oamaru, 1870s?
  		Hay/Shaw. Oamaru: the landing place 1873 (note surf boats and cables). William Hay Snr and sons William, Joseph and James worked for the landing service as boatmen for varying periods between 1860 and 1875.
  		Hay/Shaw. Oamaru: the landing service's 'landing place' at the south end of the beach, pre-1870 (note the end of the creek not yet filled in).

  
  

  Documents		Hay/Shaw. Ship-board journal of James Flint James Flint travelled from Glasgow to Port Chalmers in the 'Silistria', July-October 1860 -- the same voyage as Euphemia Hay and her four sons.
  		Hay/Shaw, 1894. Hand-written copy of register entry re death of Euphemia Hay nee Shaw, who died 1 Sep 1894.

  
  

  Headstones		Hay/Shaw; Hay/Kinnear. Plot: Block 6, plots 1/2
  		Hay/Shaw; Hay/Greaves; Hay/Richardson; Hay/Kinnear; Hay/Lewis. The Hay family grave; it contains 12 burials (most notably William Hay and his wife Euphemia nee Shaw and their sons William Jnr and David) and two cremations. Plot: Block 6, plots 1/2

  
  

  Histories » Slide Show		01 Notes on William HAY (1811-1889) and Euphemia née SHAW William Hay born: 12 Aug 1811, (Kingston-upon-)Hull, Yorkshire, England. Married: (1) Mary (Marion) Shaw, widow, in or before 1833; (2) Euphy (Euphemia) Shaw, 25 July 1844, Greenock. William Hay died: 15 Sept 1889, Oamaru, Otago, NZ.
  		03 Notes on Children of William Hay Stepchild: Duncan Young, 1828 or 1829 (child of Marion and her first husband). Born to Marion: Jane, 8 May 1834, Greenock; William, 19 Aug 1836, Greenock; Joseph, 27 June 1838, Greenock; Thomas, 26 Dec 1840, Greenock; James, 2 Aug 1843, Greenock. Born to Euphemia: David, 2 Aug 1845, Greenock.
  		15 Immigrant Ships -- Hay families Ships and dates of voyages to New Zealand of the Seed, Hay, Baker and Hamilton families, William Murphy, Elizabeth Ellen Seed and Jane Kinnear.
  		02 Notes on Euphemia HAY née SHAW (1814-1894) Born: 14 July 1814, Rothesay, Bute, Scotland. Married: William Hay, 25 July 1844, Greenock, Renfrew, Scotland. Died: 1 Sept 1894, Oamaru, Otago, NZ. Includes lengthy excerpts from a ship-board diary of the journey to New Zealand.