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Rockstrow family

Rockstrow family
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Rockstrow family
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Palmerston North City Library
Collection
Manawatū Heritage
Description

The Rockstrows were an early Manawatū family of German extraction. Johann Friedrich Rockstroh (1834-1913) was a Prussian born in Erfurt, Germany. As a young man he migrated to New Zealand, where he practiced medicine in the goldfields of Otago and the West Coast. He subsequently anglicised his name to John Frederick Rockstrow. Mrs Rockstrow (c.1839-1914) was born Anna Eunice Gapper, in Germany. The Gapper family emigrated to a German settlement in Nelson province in 1842 and Anna’s father was...

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Date created
1892~/1896~
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https://manawatuheritage.pncc.govt.nz/item/8ba1d59d-ec71-4bbc-a335-3f4deb1b8857
Locations
Palmerston North
Related subjects
early settler / fashion / medical / painted backdrop / people / photographs / studio portrait

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