Wife of George Dixon (1848-1883), mother of 6 children, 2 of whom died in their first year (Edith Annie and Samuel John). Their surviving children were Emily Mary (1871-ca 1940), married William Henry Wallace; Florence Emma (1873-1928), married Francis Henry Steel; Mabel Catherine (1875-1910); George Alexander (1878-1948), known as Alex, or Alick. See "The Dixon family in New Zealand" / compiled by Lois Burleigh (P q929.2 DIX DIX 1992)
Dixon, Emma Jane, 1850-1908
Duck, Emma Jane, 1850-1908
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Dixon family :Family photographs
Date: [1860s-1940s]
By: Bragge, James, 1833-1908; New Zealand Academy of Photographic Art; Elmar Studios; Goldsmith, Lynley, active 1990s
Reference: PAColl-2971
Description: Portraits and snapshots of the Dixon family and genealogical notes about their English background. Source of title - Title supplied by Library Inscriptions: Verso - [Various, relating to Dixon family] Quantity: 10 b&w copy photographic print(s). 1 b&w photo-mechanical print(s). 1 b&w original photographic print(s). 2 photocopy/ies Genealogical charts. Provenance: Donated by Lynley Goldsmith, Christchurch, 1993
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Memorials - Surnames Dea-Dix
From: Alington, Margaret Hilda, 1920-2012 : Bolton Street Cemetery transcripts, notes and papers / compiled by Margaret Alington and others
Reference: MS-Papers-2260-021
Description: Quantity: 1 folder(s).
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F W Niven & Co. :Mrs Geo Dixon's Aerated Water and Cordial Manufactory; W & J Staples B...
Date: 1895
From: F W Niven & Co. :View of Wellington [ca 1895] from Mt Victoria. F W Niven & Co. [lith] Ballarat, [Vic[toria, ca 1895]
Reference: D-002-007-001
Description: Top left panel shows illustrations of, or advertisements for, the following premises or organisations: Mrs Geo Dixon's Aerated Water and Cordial Manufactory, by appointment to His Excellency the Governor. 3 Dixon Street, Wellington. Shows the exterior and interior of a factory building W & J Staples & Company, boot and shoe manufacturers, established 1875. Office and works, Ghuznee Street, Wellington. Shows the exterior of the factory building, the company's trademark, and illustrations of models of shoes including men's short boots called the "Duke", the "Wellington", and the "Melrose". W Barber & Company, steam dryers and cleaners, 44 and 46 Cuba Street. Shows the exterior of the shop. The building has a large advertising sign about the company's services (text only) on the side Extended Title - Top left panel from F W Niven's "View of Wellington from Mt Victoria" [ca 1895] Quantity: 1 colour art print(s). Physical Description: Coloured lithograph, 365 x 365 mm.