George Hancock, bachelor, laborer, and Eliza Darby, spinster, both of full age, were married at St Peter’s Church, Wellington, New Zealand on June 30, 1875 by Arthur Stock, the officiating minister. The marriage was witnessed by George William Hancock, engineer, and Elizabeth Hancock, both of Wellington (1).

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1. New Zealand, marriage register entry for George Hancock and Eliza Darby, married 30 June 1938; citing 1938/24449; Department of Internal Affairs, Wellington.

Eliza Hancock, widow, died at 79 Harrison Street, Wanganui, on August 19, 1938, aged 91 years. The cause of death was certified as chronic myocarditis and arteriosclerosis by A. G. Crawford on August 19, 1938.
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George Hancock, grocer, died at the hospital, from Holloway Road, Mitchelltown, Wellington, on April 19, 1915, aged 68 years. The cause of death was certified as malignant papilloma of the bladder by Dr D. F. Meyers on April 19, 1915.
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Frances Hancock, daughter of George Hancock, broom maker, died at 56 Paradise Street, Lambeth Walk on September 17, 1847, aged 3 years. The cause of death was certified as variola (5 weeks) after being twice vaccinated without effect.
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Eliza Hancock, daughter of James Joseph Hancock, potter, died at High Street, Lambeth on May 13, 1839, aged 6 months, of consumption.
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Joseph Hancock, son of George Hancock, boot tree maker, died at 3 Haddon Place, Waterloo Road on March 7, 1844, aged 3 months 9 days, of convulsions.
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To James Joseph Hancock, potter, and Hannah Hancock (née Blackwell), on November 12, 1838 at Vauxhall Walk, Parish of St Mary, a daughter, Eliza Hancock.
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Jane Mary Ann Hancock, daughter of James Joseph Hancock, potter, died at 77 Princes Road, Lambeth on November 7, 1847, aged 3 weeks. The cause of death was certified as inflammation of the chest.
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