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New Zealand politician William Swanson William Swanson , ca 1878 Member of Parliament for Newton In office 1875-1884 Preceded by Robert James Creighton Succeeded by Thomas Peacock Personal details Born ( 1819-05-30) 30 May 1819 in Leith , Scotland Died 23 April 1903( 1903-04-23 ) ( aged 83 ) Auckland Political party Independent Spouse(s ) Mere Ngaoko Timata Titoki ​ ( m. 1853 )​ Ani Rangitunoa ​ ( m. 1855 ) ​ William Swanson ( 30 May 1819 - 23 April 1903 ) was a 19th-century Member of Parliament in Auckland , New Zealand . An early pioneer of the Auckland Region , Swanson logged kauri on the banks of the Swanson Stream in the 1850s . Biography CAPTION : New Zealand Parliament Years Term Electorate Party 1871-1875 5th Newton Independent 1875-1879 6th Newton Independent 1879-1879 7th Newton Independent 1881-1884 8th Newton Independent Swanson was born on 30 May 1819 in Leith , Scotland . He was orphaned as a boy , and was raised by his uncle and later his paternal grandparents . He started his career in Greenock , working as a shipwright's apprentice . In 1844 he moved to Auckland , working on constructing a barque on Great Barrier Island , repairing ships in Auckland , and collected oyster shells , to be used for lime to construct the walls of the Albert Barracks . He lived on West Queen Street with his de facto wife Mere Ngaoko , and their two children . West Queen Street later became known as Swanson Street , due to its association with him . In 1849 , Swanson left New Zealand for the California Gold Rush . During this time , Ngaoko , believing that her husband was dead , relocated to the Waikato with their two sons . She had a third son while living there , dying soon afterwards . Swanson returned to New Zealand in 1852 , bringing his sons back to Auckland to live with him . Swanson would buy land in West Auckland from the New Zealand government , settling on the banks of the Swanson Stream , where he logged kauri until 1861 . He married again twice : once to Timata Titoki in 1853 , and again in 1855 to Ani Rangitunoa . Swanson 's son with Titoki , George Swanson , was one of the first students to attend the Auckland Grammar School . Ani Rangitunoa was a woman of high birth from the Ngāti Te Whatuiāpiti hapū , who was from the Hawke 's Bay . Swanson began a political career in 1863 , first by representing the West Ward on the Auckland City Board . He represented the Newton electorate from 1871 to 1884 , when he retired . He was a minister in the Vogel Ministry , 1876 and Grey Ministry 1877-1879 as a Member of the Executive Council . He was then appointed to the Legislative Council in 1885 , a position he held until his death . In the 1870s he won a bet with John Sangster Macfarlane who had claimed that a certain politician would soon be in Mt Eden ( gaol ) , and used to display the cheque for £80 which he received from Macfarlane but did not cash . In 1903 , he died of a heart failure . By the time if his death , Swanson had eight children , of whom seven survived and six married . Swanson is the namesake of the Swanson Stream , Swanson Street in the Auckland city centre , and the suburb of Swanson in West Auckland .

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new zealand politician [PERSON] william swanson [PERSON] william swanson [PERSON] , ca 1878 member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] for newton [PERSON] in office 1875-1884 preceded by robert james creighton [PERSON] succeeded by thomas peacock personal details born [PERSON] ( 1819-05-30) 30 may [PERIOD] 1819 in leith [PLACE] , scotland [PLACE] died 23 april [PERIOD] 1903( 1903-04-23 ) ( aged 83 ) auckland [PLACE] political party independent spouse(s ) mere ngaoko [PERSON] timata titoki [UNKNOWN] ​ [PERSON] ( m. 1853 )​ ani rangitunoa [PERSON] ​ ( m. 1855 ) ​ william swanson [PERSON] ( 30 may [PERIOD] 1819 - 23 april [PERIOD] 1903 ) was a 19th-century member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] in auckland [PLACE] , new zealand [PLACE] . an early pioneer [UNKNOWN] of the auckland region [PLACE] , swanson [PERSON] logged kauri [PERSON] on the banks [PERSON] of the swanson stream [PERSON] in the 1850s . biography caption [CONDITION] : new zealand [PLACE] parliament [HUMAN GROUP] years term electorate party 1871-1875 5th newton [PERSON] independent 1875-1879 6th newton [PERSON] independent 1879-1879 7th newton [PERSON] independent 1881-1884 8th newton [PERSON] independent swanson [PERSON] was born on 30 may [PERIOD] 1819 in leith [PLACE] , scotland [PLACE] . he was orphaned as a boy [PERSON] , and was raised by his uncle [TERM] and later his paternal grandparents [PERSON] . he started his career [QUANTITY] in greenock [UNKNOWN] , working as a shipwright's apprentice [PERSON] . in 1844 he moved to auckland [PLACE] , working on constructing a barque [UNKNOWN] on great barrier island [PLACE] , repairing ships [SHIP] in auckland [PLACE] , and collected oyster shells [PERSON] , to be used for lime [PERSON] to construct the walls [ACT] of the albert barracks [PERSON] . he lived on west queen street [PLACE] with his de facto wife mere ngaoko [PERSON] , and their two children [PERSON] . west queen street [PLACE] later became known as swanson street [PLACE] , due to its association [INSTITUTION] with him . in 1849 , swanson [PERSON] left new zealand [PLACE] for the california gold rush [PLACE] . during this time [PERIOD] , ngaoko [PERSON] , believing that her husband [PERSON] was dead , relocated to the waikato [PLACE] with their two sons [PERSON] . she had a third son [PERSON] while living there , dying soon afterwards . swanson [PERSON] returned to new zealand [PLACE] in 1852 , bringing his sons [PERSON] back to auckland [PLACE] to live with him . swanson [PERSON] would buy land [LAND] in west auckland [PLACE] from the new zealand government [GOVERNMENT] , settling on the banks [PERSON] of the swanson stream [PERSON] , where he logged kauri [PERSON] until 1861 . he married again twice : once to timata titoki [UNKNOWN] in 1853 , and again in 1855 to ani rangitunoa [PERSON] . swanson [PERSON] 's son [PERSON] with titoki [UNKNOWN] , george swanson [PERSON] , was one of the first students [PERSON] to attend the auckland grammar school [INSTITUTION] . ani rangitunoa [PERSON] was a woman [PERSON] of high birth [CONDITION] from the ngāti te whatuiāpiti hapū [UNKNOWN] , who was from the hawke [PERSON] 's bay [PLACE] . swanson [PERSON] began a political career [QUANTITY] in 1863 , first by representing the west ward [PERSON] on the auckland city board [PLACE] . he represented the newton electorate [PERSON] from 1871 to 1884 , when he retired . he was a minister [HUMAN ROLE] in the vogel ministry [INSTITUTION] , 1876 and grey ministry [INSTITUTION] 1877-1879 as a member [PERSON] of the executive council [HUMAN GROUP] . he was then appointed to the legislative council [HUMAN GROUP] in 1885 , a position [POSITION] he held until his death [EVENT] . in the 1870s he won a bet [PLACE] with john sangster macfarlane [PERSON] who had claimed that a certain politician [PERSON] would soon be in mt eden [UNKNOWN] ( gaol [UNKNOWN] ) , and used to display the cheque [UNKNOWN] for £80 which he received from macfarlane [PERSON] but did not cash [PERSON] . in 1903 , he died of a heart failure [STATE] . by the time [PERIOD] if his death [EVENT] , swanson [PERSON] had eight children [PERSON] , of whom seven survived and six married . swanson [PERSON] is the namesake [PERSON] of the swanson stream [PERSON] , swanson street [PLACE] in the auckland city centre [PLACE] , and the suburb [SCORE] of swanson [PERSON] in west auckland [PLACE] .

## Objects found

Id | Form | Freq | Tag | Context | Error
1 | swanson | 9 | PERSON | new zealand politician william swanson william swanson , ca 1878 member of parliament for newton |
2 | auckland | 5 | PLACE | in office 1875-1884 preceded by robert james creighton succeeded by thomas peacock personal details born ( 1819-05-30) 30 may 1819 in leith , scotland died 23 april 1903( 1903-04-23 ) ( aged 83 ) auckland political party independent spouse(s ) mere ngaoko timata titoki ​ ( m. 1853 )​ ani rangitunoa ​ ( m. 1855 ) ​ william swanson ( 30 may 1819 - 23 april 1903 ) was a 19th-century member of parliament in auckland , new zealand . |
3 | swanson stream | 3 | PERSON | an early pioneer of the auckland region , swanson logged kauri on the banks of the swanson stream in the 1850s . |
4 | member | 3 | PERSON | new zealand politician william swanson william swanson , ca 1878 member of parliament for newton |
5 | new zealand | 3 | PLACE | new zealand politician william swanson william swanson , ca 1878 member of parliament for newton |
6 | may | 3 | PERIOD | in office 1875-1884 preceded by robert james creighton succeeded by thomas peacock personal details born ( 1819-05-30) 30 may 1819 in leith , scotland died 23 april 1903( 1903-04-23 ) ( aged 83 ) auckland political party independent spouse(s ) mere ngaoko timata titoki ​ ( m. 1853 )​ ani rangitunoa ​ ( m. 1855 ) ​ william swanson ( 30 may 1819 - 23 april 1903 ) was a 19th-century member of parliament in auckland , new zealand . |
7 | time | 2 | PERIOD | during this time , ngaoko , believing that her husband was dead , relocated to the waikato with their two sons . |
8 | son | 2 | PERSON | she had a third son while living there , dying soon afterwards . |
9 | april | 2 | PERIOD | in office 1875-1884 preceded by robert james creighton succeeded by thomas peacock personal details born ( 1819-05-30) 30 may 1819 in leith , scotland died 23 april 1903( 1903-04-23 ) ( aged 83 ) auckland political party independent spouse(s ) mere ngaoko timata titoki ​ ( m. 1853 )​ ani rangitunoa ​ ( m. 1855 ) ​ william swanson ( 30 may 1819 - 23 april 1903 ) was a 19th-century member of parliament in auckland , new zealand . |
10 | kauri | 2 | PERSON | an early pioneer of the auckland region , swanson logged kauri on the banks of the swanson stream in the 1850s . |
11 | sons | 2 | PERSON | during this time , ngaoko , believing that her husband was dead , relocated to the waikato with their two sons . |
12 | children | 2 | PERSON | he lived on west queen street with his de facto wife mere ngaoko , and their two children . |
13 | leith | 2 | PLACE | in office 1875-1884 preceded by robert james creighton succeeded by thomas peacock personal details born ( 1819-05-30) 30 may 1819 in leith , scotland died 23 april 1903( 1903-04-23 ) ( aged 83 ) auckland political party independent spouse(s ) mere ngaoko timata titoki ​ ( m. 1853 )​ ani rangitunoa ​ ( m. 1855 ) ​ william swanson ( 30 may 1819 - 23 april 1903 ) was a 19th-century member of parliament in auckland , new zealand . |
14 | death | 2 | EVENT | he was then appointed to the legislative council in 1885 , a position he held until his death . |
15 | career | 2 | QUANTITY | he started his career in greenock , working as a shipwright's apprentice . |
16 | ani rangitunoa | 2 | PERSON | in office 1875-1884 preceded by robert james creighton succeeded by thomas peacock personal details born ( 1819-05-30) 30 may 1819 in leith , scotland died 23 april 1903( 1903-04-23 ) ( aged 83 ) auckland political party independent spouse(s ) mere ngaoko timata titoki ​ ( m. 1853 )​ ani rangitunoa ​ ( m. 1855 ) ​ william swanson ( 30 may 1819 - 23 april 1903 ) was a 19th-century member of parliament in auckland , new zealand . |
17 | banks | 2 | PERSON | an early pioneer of the auckland region , swanson logged kauri on the banks of the swanson stream in the 1850s . |
18 | west queen street | 2 | PLACE | he lived on west queen street with his de facto wife mere ngaoko , and their two children . |
19 | west auckland | 2 | PLACE | swanson would buy land in west auckland from the new zealand government , settling on the banks of the swanson stream , where he logged kauri until 1861 . |
20 | scotland | 2 | PLACE | in office 1875-1884 preceded by robert james creighton succeeded by thomas peacock personal details born ( 1819-05-30) 30 may 1819 in leith , scotland died 23 april 1903( 1903-04-23 ) ( aged 83 ) auckland political party independent spouse(s ) mere ngaoko timata titoki ​ ( m. 1853 )​ ani rangitunoa ​ ( m. 1855 ) ​ william swanson ( 30 may 1819 - 23 april 1903 ) was a 19th-century member of parliament in auckland , new zealand . |
21 | parliament | 2 | HUMAN GROUP | new zealand politician william swanson william swanson , ca 1878 member of parliament for newton |
22 | swanson street | 2 | PLACE | west queen street later became known as swanson street , due to its association with him . |
23 | auckland city centre | 1 | PLACE | swanson is the namesake of the swanson stream , swanson street in the auckland city centre , and the suburb of swanson in west auckland . |
24 | gaol | 1 | UNKNOWN | in the 1870s he won a bet with john sangster macfarlane who had claimed that a certain politician would soon be in mt eden ( gaol ) , and used to display the cheque for £80 which he received from macfarlane but did not cash . |
25 | newton electorate | 1 | PERSON | he represented the newton electorate from 1871 to 1884 , when he retired . |
26 | john sangster macfarlane | 1 | PERSON | in the 1870s he won a bet with john sangster macfarlane who had claimed that a certain politician would soon be in mt eden ( gaol ) , and used to display the cheque for £80 which he received from macfarlane but did not cash . |
27 | hawke | 1 | PERSON | ani rangitunoa was a woman of high birth from the ngāti te whatuiāpiti hapū , who was from the hawke 's bay . |
28 | bay | 1 | PLACE | ani rangitunoa was a woman of high birth from the ngāti te whatuiāpiti hapū , who was from the hawke 's bay . |
29 | position | 1 | POSITION | he was then appointed to the legislative council in 1885 , a position he held until his death . |
30 | newton | 1 | PERSON | new zealand politician william swanson william swanson , ca 1878 member of parliament for newton |
31 | auckland grammar school | 1 | INSTITUTION | swanson 's son with titoki , george swanson , was one of the first students to attend the auckland grammar school . |
32 | uncle | 1 | TERM | he was orphaned as a boy , and was raised by his uncle and later his paternal grandparents . |
33 | biography caption | 1 | CONDITION | biography caption : new zealand parliament years term electorate party 1871-1875 5th newton independent 1875-1879 6th newton independent 1879-1879 7th newton independent 1881-1884 8th newton independent swanson was born on 30 may 1819 in leith , scotland . |
34 | macfarlane | 1 | PERSON | in the 1870s he won a bet with john sangster macfarlane who had claimed that a certain politician would soon be in mt eden ( gaol ) , and used to display the cheque for £80 which he received from macfarlane but did not cash . |
35 | husband | 1 | PERSON | during this time , ngaoko , believing that her husband was dead , relocated to the waikato with their two sons . |
36 | cheque | 1 | UNKNOWN | in the 1870s he won a bet with john sangster macfarlane who had claimed that a certain politician would soon be in mt eden ( gaol ) , and used to display the cheque for £80 which he received from macfarlane but did not cash . |
37 | heart failure | 1 | STATE | in 1903 , he died of a heart failure . |
38 | party independent spouse s | 1 | PERSON |  |
39 | politician | 1 | PERSON | new zealand politician william swanson william swanson , ca 1878 member of parliament for newton |
40 | ships | 1 | SHIP | in 1844 he moved to auckland , working on constructing a barque on great barrier island , repairing ships in auckland , and collected oyster shells , to be used for lime to construct the walls of the albert barracks . |
41 | vogel ministry | 1 | INSTITUTION | he was a minister in the vogel ministry , 1876 and grey ministry 1877-1879 as a member of the executive council . |
42 | woman | 1 | PERSON | ani rangitunoa was a woman of high birth from the ngāti te whatuiāpiti hapū , who was from the hawke 's bay . |
43 | new zealand government | 1 | GOVERNMENT | swanson would buy land in west auckland from the new zealand government , settling on the banks of the swanson stream , where he logged kauri until 1861 . |
44 | shipwright's apprentice | 1 | PERSON | he started his career in greenock , working as a shipwright's apprentice . |
45 | namesake | 1 | PERSON | swanson is the namesake of the swanson stream , swanson street in the auckland city centre , and the suburb of swanson in west auckland . |
46 | california gold rush | 1 | PLACE | in 1849 , swanson left new zealand for the california gold rush . |
47 | waikato | 1 | PLACE | during this time , ngaoko , believing that her husband was dead , relocated to the waikato with their two sons . |
48 | titoki | 1 | UNKNOWN | in office 1875-1884 preceded by robert james creighton succeeded by thomas peacock personal details born ( 1819-05-30) 30 may 1819 in leith , scotland died 23 april 1903( 1903-04-23 ) ( aged 83 ) auckland political party independent spouse(s ) mere ngaoko timata titoki ​ ( m. 1853 )​ ani rangitunoa ​ ( m. 1855 ) ​ william swanson ( 30 may 1819 - 23 april 1903 ) was a 19th-century member of parliament in auckland , new zealand . |
49 | boy | 1 | PERSON | he was orphaned as a boy , and was raised by his uncle and later his paternal grandparents . |
50 | mt eden | 1 | UNKNOWN | in the 1870s he won a bet with john sangster macfarlane who had claimed that a certain politician would soon be in mt eden ( gaol ) , and used to display the cheque for £80 which he received from macfarlane but did not cash . |
51 | ngaoko | 1 | PERSON | in office 1875-1884 preceded by robert james creighton succeeded by thomas peacock personal details born ( 1819-05-30) 30 may 1819 in leith , scotland died 23 april 1903( 1903-04-23 ) ( aged 83 ) auckland political party independent spouse(s ) mere ngaoko timata titoki ​ ( m. 1853 )​ ani rangitunoa ​ ( m. 1855 ) ​ william swanson ( 30 may 1819 - 23 april 1903 ) was a 19th-century member of parliament in auckland , new zealand . |
52 | grandparents | 1 | PERSON | he was orphaned as a boy , and was raised by his uncle and later his paternal grandparents . |
53 | oyster shells | 1 | PERSON | in 1844 he moved to auckland , working on constructing a barque on great barrier island , repairing ships in auckland , and collected oyster shells , to be used for lime to construct the walls of the albert barracks . |
54 | lime | 1 | PERSON | in 1844 he moved to auckland , working on constructing a barque on great barrier island , repairing ships in auckland , and collected oyster shells , to be used for lime to construct the walls of the albert barracks . |
55 | executive council | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | he was a minister in the vogel ministry , 1876 and grey ministry 1877-1879 as a member of the executive council . |
56 | new zealand politician william swanson william swanson | 1 | PERSON | new zealand politician william swanson william swanson , ca 1878 member of parliament for newton |
57 | walls | 1 | ACT | in 1844 he moved to auckland , working on constructing a barque on great barrier island , repairing ships in auckland , and collected oyster shells , to be used for lime to construct the walls of the albert barracks . |
58 | george swanson | 1 | PERSON | swanson 's son with titoki , george swanson , was one of the first students to attend the auckland grammar school . |
59 | ​ ani rangitunoa ​ | 1 | PERSON |  |
60 | grey ministry | 1 | INSTITUTION | he was a minister in the vogel ministry , 1876 and grey ministry 1877-1879 as a member of the executive council . |
61 | council | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | he was a minister in the vogel ministry , 1876 and grey ministry 1877-1879 as a member of the executive council . |
62 | suburb | 1 | SCORE | swanson is the namesake of the swanson stream , swanson street in the auckland city centre , and the suburb of swanson in west auckland . |
63 | mere ngaoko timata titoki ​ | 1 | PERSON | in office 1875-1884 preceded by robert james creighton succeeded by thomas peacock personal details born ( 1819-05-30) 30 may 1819 in leith , scotland died 23 april 1903( 1903-04-23 ) ( aged 83 ) auckland political party independent spouse(s ) mere ngaoko timata titoki ​ ( m. 1853 )​ ani rangitunoa ​ ( m. 1855 ) ​ william swanson ( 30 may 1819 - 23 april 1903 ) was a 19th-century member of parliament in auckland , new zealand . |
64 | timata titoki | 1 | UNKNOWN | in office 1875-1884 preceded by robert james creighton succeeded by thomas peacock personal details born ( 1819-05-30) 30 may 1819 in leith , scotland died 23 april 1903( 1903-04-23 ) ( aged 83 ) auckland political party independent spouse(s ) mere ngaoko timata titoki ​ ( m. 1853 )​ ani rangitunoa ​ ( m. 1855 ) ​ william swanson ( 30 may 1819 - 23 april 1903 ) was a 19th-century member of parliament in auckland , new zealand . |
65 | greenock | 1 | UNKNOWN | he started his career in greenock , working as a shipwright's apprentice . |
66 | minister | 1 | HUMAN ROLE | he was a minister in the vogel ministry , 1876 and grey ministry 1877-1879 as a member of the executive council . |
67 | bet | 1 | PLACE | in the 1870s he won a bet with john sangster macfarlane who had claimed that a certain politician would soon be in mt eden ( gaol ) , and used to display the cheque for £80 which he received from macfarlane but did not cash . |
68 | auckland city board | 1 | PLACE | swanson began a political career in 1863 , first by representing the west ward on the auckland city board . |
69 | ​ william swanson | 1 | PERSON | in office 1875-1884 preceded by robert james creighton succeeded by thomas peacock personal details born ( 1819-05-30) 30 may 1819 in leith , scotland died 23 april 1903( 1903-04-23 ) ( aged 83 ) auckland political party independent spouse(s ) mere ngaoko timata titoki ​ ( m. 1853 )​ ani rangitunoa ​ ( m. 1855 ) ​ william swanson ( 30 may 1819 - 23 april 1903 ) was a 19th-century member of parliament in auckland , new zealand . |
70 | birth | 1 | CONDITION | ani rangitunoa was a woman of high birth from the ngāti te whatuiāpiti hapū , who was from the hawke 's bay . |
71 | ngāti te whatuiāpiti hapū | 1 | UNKNOWN | ani rangitunoa was a woman of high birth from the ngāti te whatuiāpiti hapū , who was from the hawke 's bay . |
72 | west ward | 1 | PERSON | swanson began a political career in 1863 , first by representing the west ward on the auckland city board . |
73 | pioneer | 1 | UNKNOWN | an early pioneer of the auckland region , swanson logged kauri on the banks of the swanson stream in the 1850s . |
74 | students | 1 | PERSON | swanson 's son with titoki , george swanson , was one of the first students to attend the auckland grammar school . |
75 | cash | 1 | PERSON | in the 1870s he won a bet with john sangster macfarlane who had claimed that a certain politician would soon be in mt eden ( gaol ) , and used to display the cheque for £80 which he received from macfarlane but did not cash . |
76 | barque | 1 | UNKNOWN | in 1844 he moved to auckland , working on constructing a barque on great barrier island , repairing ships in auckland , and collected oyster shells , to be used for lime to construct the walls of the albert barracks . |
77 | albert barracks | 1 | PERSON | in 1844 he moved to auckland , working on constructing a barque on great barrier island , repairing ships in auckland , and collected oyster shells , to be used for lime to construct the walls of the albert barracks . |
78 | robert james creighton | 1 | PERSON | in office 1875-1884 preceded by robert james creighton succeeded by thomas peacock personal details born ( 1819-05-30) 30 may 1819 in leith , scotland died 23 april 1903( 1903-04-23 ) ( aged 83 ) auckland political party independent spouse(s ) mere ngaoko timata titoki ​ ( m. 1853 )​ ani rangitunoa ​ ( m. 1855 ) ​ william swanson ( 30 may 1819 - 23 april 1903 ) was a 19th-century member of parliament in auckland , new zealand . |
79 | great barrier island | 1 | PLACE | in 1844 he moved to auckland , working on constructing a barque on great barrier island , repairing ships in auckland , and collected oyster shells , to be used for lime to construct the walls of the albert barracks . |
80 | thomas peacock personal details born | 1 | PERSON | in office 1875-1884 preceded by robert james creighton succeeded by thomas peacock personal details born ( 1819-05-30) 30 may 1819 in leith , scotland died 23 april 1903( 1903-04-23 ) ( aged 83 ) auckland political party independent spouse(s ) mere ngaoko timata titoki ​ ( m. 1853 )​ ani rangitunoa ​ ( m. 1855 ) ​ william swanson ( 30 may 1819 - 23 april 1903 ) was a 19th-century member of parliament in auckland , new zealand . |
81 | auckland region | 1 | PLACE | an early pioneer of the auckland region , swanson logged kauri on the banks of the swanson stream in the 1850s . |
82 | land | 1 | LAND | swanson would buy land in west auckland from the new zealand government , settling on the banks of the swanson stream , where he logged kauri until 1861 . |
83 | wife mere ngaoko | 1 | PERSON | he lived on west queen street with his de facto wife mere ngaoko , and their two children . |
84 | association | 1 | INSTITUTION | west queen street later became known as swanson street , due to its association with him . |

## Objects sorted by category

Categoría | Objetos
PERSON | ​ ani rangitunoa ​ albert barracks ani rangitunoa banks boy cash children george swanson grandparents hawke husband john sangster macfarlane kauri lime macfarlane member mere ngaoko timata titoki ​ namesake new zealand politician william swanson william swanson newton newton electorate oyster shells party independent spouse s politician robert james creighton shipwright's apprentice son sons students swanson swanson stream thomas peacock personal details born west ward wife mere ngaoko woman ​ william swanson
PLACE | auckland auckland city board auckland city centre auckland region bay bet california gold rush great barrier island leith new zealand scotland swanson street waikato west auckland west queen street
INSTITUTION | association auckland grammar school grey ministry vogel ministry
HUMAN GROUP | council executive council parliament
PERIOD | april may time
CONDITION | biography caption birth
STATE | heart failure
HUMAN ROLE | minister
LAND | land
ACT | walls
POSITION | position
TERM | uncle
SCORE | suburb
SHIP | ships
GOVERNMENT | new zealand government
QUANTITY | career
EVENT | death