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  • Sister Kilian de Lacy

    The Sisters would like to acknowledge the work Kilian did in compiling the index of Suzanne Aubert’s Directory it is a lasting tribute to her memory...

  • Sister Carmella Coghlan

    Eileen Marion Coghlan, was born in Reefton on the famous West Coast, that fact alone gave her, along with many another Coaster, that distinct something that makes them different from the rest of us. Her parents were Peter Coghlan and Elizabeth Coghlan [nee O’Leary].  Eileen grew up in a family of nine children - four boys and five girls...

  • Sister Luke Coe

    Catherine  Anne Coe was born at Featherston on 9 November, 1907.  She was the daughter of George and Caroline Coe (nee Hansen). She spent her childhood years and received all her education in Wanganui.

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