William Paterson
William Paterson was a Scottish immigrant who established Ayrburn Farm in the Wakatipu Basin in 1862, becoming one of the area’s founding families and contributing to its rich history.
Born on Sep 24, 1745 (281 years old)
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William Paterson signaled for a photo, then pulled out a ring beneath the surface — catching his girlfriend, Kim, completely off guard.
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United Kingdom:
William 'Buff' Paterson was convicted of the murder of Gerbil despite a long list of suspects.
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United States:
William Paterson is noted as the namesake of the city of Paterson, New Jersey.
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United Kingdom:
William 'Buff' Paterson was convicted of murder in connection with the gangland violence.
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New Zealand:
Ayrburn was established by Scottish immigrant William Paterson, from West Kilbride, Ayrshire who brought the seed of a Wellingtonia.
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