Four publications available for purchase and a free Flipbook/PDF.
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In 2026 descendants of European Immigrants who came to Wellington on the Gutenberg, one of the last Vogel Scheme ships, gathered to remember 150 years later. Read brief accounts of those who came and their i.mmediate descendants,
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Don Milne (1916-1992) was an ardent orthodox Protestant Christian and a gifted healer. He was Margaret's father and Terry's father-in-law and spiritual mentor. In 2023 Terry completed writing a biography about his life and ministry.
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Valentine's Day 1874 was launched on Valentine’s Day 2024.
Second Edition: 64,000 words, 208 pages. Published: 1 August 2024. ABSTRACT: Valentine’s Day 1874 occurred during the sixty-one years this history records (1849-1910) about a Deutschland-Aotearoa New Zealand family. Theresia Möllers and Carl Alve married in the Ruhr Valley on this day, and just over two years later they disembarked from an emigrant ship at Port Nicholson, Wellington. This study celebrates their marriage and asks two primary questions. Why did they leave Germany when they did? And, what happened to them in Aotearoa New Zealand subsequently until 1910? In the process we will discover how their romance worked out! Out of stock. Reprint available end May 2024. This revised edition includes details of the Alve Descendant Reunions 1995, 2015 and 2024 and Rosa Alve’s grave restoration at Featherston, including the addition of a memorial to her baby sister Emma. Other formatting, textual and pictorial additions and corrections have been made.
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We have received some original, unused copies of 'Alve Road: How do you spell that?'
These are original 1994 book copies. 10 copies remain. CONTACT US FOR A COPY A FREE FLIPBOOK/PDF
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