info 3a, Marriage 1898 Low - Halvey

Info 3a, Low Fuller Marriage

Auckland Star, 2nd February 1905
SCOTT - HALVEY. On the 18th January. Joseph, the youngest son of the late William Scott, to Catherine, second daughter of Mrs.E... A. Medus, both of Devonport.


Catherine Albina LOW 
married 15th September 1898 to
Arthur Francis HALVEY,
at the Home of the Brides Parents, Devonport. 


She was 17 and he was 33
On marriage certificate he stated 
he was from Galway, Ireland.
At this time they both lived in Devonport.

Arthurs parents were 
Mary  HALVEY nee O'CONNOR and 
John HALVEY a farmer.
Catherines parents were 
Elizabeth Albina LOW nee FULLER and 
John LOW photographer.

Officiating Minister Thomas G DAWSON.

Witnesses: 
Peter DELANEY hotel keeper Devonport.
Daisy Blossom LOW (sister of the Bride)

note; NZBMD has names as cath"A"rine and Hal"R"ey

Marriage in the District of Auckland
No.	When Married and Where	Name	Age	Rank or Profession	Condition	Birthplace	Residence	Father	1. Mother 2.Maiden name
`xxx`	`1898 15th September`	`Arthur francis Halvey`	`33`	`Labourer`	`Bachelor`	`Galway Ireland`	`Devonport`	`John Halvey Farmer`	`1.Mary Halvey 2.O'Connor`
`xxx`	`Devonport Auckland`	`Catherine Albina Low`	`17`		`Spinster`	`Auckland`	`Devonport`	`John Low Photographer`	`1.Elizabeth albina Low 2.Fuller`
Married at the home of the brides parents, Devonport By `Thomas G Dawson, R.C.`
This Marriage Solomnised between us `Catrherine albina Low Arthur francis Halvey`						In the Presence of us `Peter Delaney, Hotel Keeper, Devonport Daisy blosson Low, sister of the bride`

Auckland Star, 23rd February 1903
Police Court For Medical Examination:- Arthur Halvey, a middle-aged Irishman, was charged with using threatening language to his wife, and also with being of unsound mind. He answered His Worship's questions intelligently, and denied using bad language. He was remanded in custody for a week, the magistrate ordering him to be kept under observation, telling Halvey that he would be able to go away on Monday if he behaved himself.

Auckland Star, 23rd February 1903

Police Court
For Medical Examination:-
Arthur Halvey, a middle-aged Irishman, was charged with using threatening language to his wife, and also with being of unsound mind.
He answered His Worship's questions intelligently, and denied using bad language.
He was remanded in custody for a week, the magistrate ordering him to be kept under observation, telling Halvey that he would be able to go away on Monday if he behaved himself.

New Zealand Herald, 24th February 1903
A Family Affair: Arthur Francis Halvey (33) was charged with being guilty of unseemly conduct towards his wife. Accused assured the Court that he loved his wife from the bottom of his heart till his mother in-law came on the scene, and that he had never used the language imputed to him in the information. In answer to His Worship, accused said he had been 13 years in the colonies, and was a native of County Galway. He did not mind going back to gaol, as he was treated very considerately there, but begged to be allowed to go to the goldfields. His Worship remanded accused for a week for medical treatment.

New Zealand Herald, 24th February 1903

A Family Affair:
Arthur Francis Halvey (33) was charged with being guilty of unseemly conduct towards his wife.
Accused assured the Court that he loved his wife from the bottom of his heart till his mother in-law came on the scene, and that he had never used the language imputed to him in the information.
In answer to His Worship, accused said he had been 13 years in the colonies, and was a native of County Galway.
He did not mind going back to gaol, as he was treated very considerately there, but begged to be allowed to go to the goldfields.
His Worship remanded accused for a week for medical treatment.

Arthur Francis Halvey died in a lunitic asylum in 1904

Auckland Star, 7th February 1905,page 8
SCOTT - HALVEY; On the 18th January , Joseph the youngest son of the late William Scott, to Catherine second daughter of Mrs E. A. Medus, both of Devonport.