McGHEE, RICHARD, lived for many years in the Pensioner Settlements, which he represented in the Auckland Provincial Council from 1861 to 1865. In 1866 he withdrew from the General Assembly elections, because his opponent (De Quincey) was a strong separationist. He married in 1864 a daughter of Thomas Rogers, of Otahuhu.

Reference: Volume 2, page 9

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