Dugald
Campbell Lattey (DCL) had two children by his first wife, Mary Broughton
(married , Marylebone 1852); Dugold
Broughton, born in London in 1854, and Harry Fitzherbert, born in Calcutta in
1855, when Mary Broughton died.. The
rest of his family were by his second wife, Sarah deNully, whom he married in
Marylebone in 1858. They were; Werner
Frank, born in London in 1859; Harry Elmore, born in Walton-on-Thames in 1861; Mary Sarah, born in London in 1862;
Norman deNully, born in Calcutta in 1864 and Jane Maude, born in Bengal in
1867.
DCL
must have remained in India after the failure of the Lattey businesses there,
and then returned to the UK before setting off to New Zealand . Dugold Broughton appears to have returned to
India and Harry Fitzherbert came out to
New Zealand, marrying Margaret Kate Hursthouse in New Plymouth in 1898. DCL
died at sea , off New Zealand in 1896, possibly visiting Harry Fitzherbert.
Harry Fitzherbert Lattey’s family were as follows: Edward Broughton
B. 25/2/1899 Auckland
.
D 15/4/1986 Levin Harry Wilson
B 29/12/1900 Dunedin D
14/8/1986 Palmerston
North Hugh
Richmond B 18/7/1902
Dunedin
D 1990 Wellington Margaret
Ursula B 7/9/1904
Wellington D 18/7/1989 Waikanae Peter Blanckley B 18/5/1911 Wellington Edward (Ted) Broughton Lattey became one of New Zealand’s foremost artists, even though he
only started painting when he was 50. He farmed in the Upper Retaruke
Valley (Lattey’s Flat is a well known picnic area), having heard about the
King Country from his father-in-law, Charles Hursthouse, who surveyed much
of the route for the Main Trunk
railway.
Harry Fitzherbert Lattey
27/09/1855 – 19/01/1940
Ted
did a bit of bush felling, fencing and farmwork in the Waikato and Waitomo area
and then enlisted, with a false age, for service in the first World War. After the war he worked in Kaitieke until he
found that he was eligible for a Rehab Loan. He bought a 500 acre block in the
Upper Retaruke Valley, 350 acres of real bush and the rest poor grass. He cleared more of the bush, by himself, and then was subjected to a change in Government
policy which affected many ex-service farmers.
The Government could not afford to buy them grass seed, as had been
promised by the Commisioner of Crown Lands in Wellington, nor provide further
loans. He finally left Kaiteke in 1927, owning only two ponies, a saddle, two
bridles, a roll of blankets, some clothes and a strained heart.
His doctor told him to slow down, so at the
age of 30 he became an office boy at a Wellington stock and station
agency. In six months he was the
departmental manager. He sacked himself from his firm in 1948, moving to Levin
in the belief that he could make a living from his landscape painting. He plugged along for 25 years, with the wolf
howling at his front door, but survived because someone always bought a canvas
in the nick of time. One of his
canvases was hung on the end wall of Queen Elizabeth’s railway carriage on her
tour of New Zealand in 1953. The former
Governor General, Lord Cobham, has four of Ted Lattey’s works, having been presented
one when he opened the War veterans Home in Levin in 1959. Ted Lattey’s artistic gene has been passed
on to his son Richard Desmond (Des) Lattey.
Peter
Blanckley Lattey trained as a Civil Engineer and started Lattey Civil
Engineering Ltd in Hastings. The company provided roads, bridges and facilities
for farmers and has constructed grain handling facilities at the nearby
port. Peter’s son Hugh now runs the
firm.
Hugh
Richmond (Rich) Lattey owned the premier domestic china retailer in New
Zealand, located at Wanganui. His home
overlooked Victoria Park lake and had sufficient grounds for him to build two
further, progressively smaller properties on the site as he got older. His brother Harry Wilson (Bob) also owned a
china retailing business.
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Harry Fitzherbert Lattey (27 Sep 1855 - 19 Jan
1940) |
& |
Margaret Kate Hursthouse (15 Oct 1870 - 11 Aug
1941) |
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CHILD |
GRANDCHILD |
GREATGRANDCHILD |
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Edward Broughton Lattey (25 Feb 1899 - 15 Apr 1986) &
Elsa Wagner |
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Wilson Edward Lattey* (16th March 1937)
& Debbie Beswick |
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Nicholas Edward Lattey (24 Sep 1980 - ) |
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Kate Emma Lattey (19 Apr 1982 - ) |
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Penelope Jane Lattey (12 Nov 1984 - ) |
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Wilson Edward Lattey* & Gillian Arthur |
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Jonathan Lattey |
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Andrea Lattey |
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Richard Desmond Lattey (7 Sep 1939 - ) & Pauline
McCartney |
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Prudence Alexandra Lattey (30 Jan 1974 - ) |
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Nicholas Broughton Lattey (3 Nov 1975 - ) |
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Harry Wilson (Bob) Lattey (29 Dec 1900 - 14 Aug 1986)
& Gwendoline Margaret Day (8 Mar 1904 - ) |
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Margaret Ruth Lattey (2 Feb 1931 - ) & Hugh Adair
Morrison (14 Nov 1921 - ) |
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Katherine Hursthouse Morrison (31 Dec 1955 - ) &
Anthony James Howard (11 Oct 1955 - ) |
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Hugh Richmond Lloyd Morrison (18 Sep 1957 - ) & Linda
Moine Prebble (14 Oct 1958 - ) |
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Andrew John Kimmitt Morrison (21 Jan 1959 - ) & Annie
Deborah Barratt (5 Mar 1956 - ) |
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Robert William Bentley Morrison (12 Jan 1961 - ) |
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Charles Wilson Hamish Morrison (7 Aug 1962 - ) |
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John Dugald Flinders Morrison (2 May 1969 - ) |
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Hugh Richmond Lattey (18 Jul 1902 - 25 Dec 1990) &
Norah Patricia O'Connor ( - 9 Dec 1986) |
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Timothy John Lattey (15 Aug 1946 - ) |
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Jennie Patricia Lattey (22 Jun 1948 - ) & Rod Vowles (
- 27 Jan 2002) |
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Margaret Ursula Lattey (7 Sep 1904 - 18 Jul 1989) &
Eustatious William Barton Griffiths ( - 1942) |
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Nora Margaret Griffiths (31 Mar 1938 - ) & Ernst Roth
(2 Oct 1934 - ) |
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Anthony Peter Griffiths (17 Dec 1940 - ) & Helen
Margaret Cunninghame |
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Catherine Helen Griffiths (21 Jan 1966 - ) |
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Richard John Griffiths (11 May 1967 - ) |
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Anna Rachel Griffiths (31 Dec 1969 - ) |
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Peter Blanckley Lattey (18 May 1911 - ) & Lesley
Margaret Matheson (1 Nov 1915 - ) |
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Janet Mary Lattey (28 Mar 1940 - ) & Derek Haisman |
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Alison Marjorie Lattey (24 May 1941 - ) |
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Hugh Peter Lattey (31 Jul 1942 - ) & Cheryl Gladys
Stickman (3 Sep 1949 - ) |
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Suzanne Jane Lattey (1 Dec 1971 - ) |
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Renae Elise Lattey (18 Apr 1973 - ) |
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Kate Alexandra Lattey (25 Sep 1977 - ) |
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Emma Jeanne Lattey (12 Feb 1980 - ) |
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Rosemary Jean Lattey (7 Apr 1947 - ) & Philip Edward
Godderidge (29 Sep 1949 - ) |
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Alice Louise Godderidge (27 May 1972 - ) |
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Julian Peter Godderidge (5 Dec 1975 - ) |
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Callum Philip Mads Godderidge (20 May 1977 - ) |
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Catherine Margaret Lattey (30 Oct 1949 - ) & Jeremy
Ross Simpson (12 Apr 1949 - ) |
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Peter Jeremy Simpson (25 Jul 1979 - ) |
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Abigail Lucinda Seymour Simpson (27 Feb 1981 - ) |
1.0
INTRODUCTION 2.0 EARLY DATA 3.0 RECENT RESEARCH
4.0
LATTEY’S IN INDIA 6.0 LATTEY
LOCATIONS 7.0 NAME INDEX