13 Dublin Street, Lyttelton
13 Dublin Street, Lyttelton
Contributor's note: "The Duffell Family came to Canterbury on the Cressy (1850). Their first home at 13 Dublin St, Lyttelton.
Farm labourer William Duffell, 38, Jane Elizabeth, 31, came to NZ with 5 children: John, 9, Emma, 8, Ellen, 6, George, 4, Emily, 3, plus another born 5 weeks after arriving and a further 6 after that (12 children total)."
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