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Isabella Williams (businesswoman)

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59:, New Zealand. The ship arrived on 16 December 1850 and a few days later the Williams decided that John would make the journey over the Port Hills to the new settlement of Christchurch to view their town section alone while Isabella and the children stayed in the immigration barracks in Lyttelton. John Williams had a stroke while walking up the hills and died. 74:). She imported goods from Scotland and called the business Glasgow House. Williams retired in 1871 and sold the business as a going concern. It eventually became part of a department store, T.J. Armstrong's. 70:. Williams initially sold her husband's baking supplies, such as yeast, to fellow settlers, and then in 1852 opened a drapery business in Colombo Street opposite Market Place (now 49:
When she was 25 years old, she married John Williams, a baker and confectioner. In 1850 the couple, with their two sons and five daughters, emigrated to New Zealand on the
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The Anglican reverend Edward Puckle opened a subscription fund to raise money for Williams, and the
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on 25 January 1807. Her mother was Mary Valentine and her father, Charles Brough, was a labourer.
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Christchurch
Perthshire, Scotland
Errol
Randolph
Lyttelton
Deans brothers
Riccarton
Victoria Square
Barbadoes Street Cemetery


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"Isabella Williams – Unsung Heroines – Christchurch City Libraries"


"Death On The Bridle Path"
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First Four Ships
Charlotte Jane
Alfred Barker
Edward Bishop
Charles Bowen

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