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Winnifred Elizabeth Andreassend
1 December 1907- 25 September 1977 Marriage Andrew MacDonald 25 July- 9 February 1973 Married 16 April 1928 Children Lavinia Roselind MacDonald 5 September 1926 James Andrew MacDonald 21 November 1928- 21 November 1954 Margaret Winnifred MacDonald Elsie Bertha MacDonald 29 May 1931 John Victor MacDonald 07 September 1932- 26 October 1934 Heather Ann MacDonald 2 November 1934 Occupation |
Photo 1 Back row........., James, Lavinia front row, ....... Andrew, Winnifred, .....
Photo 2 Backrow: Winifred (Winnie) Hannah Bertha, Christina Sigurdsdatter nee Clark/Hansen, Christina nee Lum with Hazel? Front Row Charlie, Bert , Mary Lum, May est 1922 Memorial Ave Timaru Photo 3 Back row Arthur, George, Bertie, Charlie Middle row: Jim, Alfred, Albert S Front row: May, Albert, Hannah, Winnifred Photo 4 Jim & Dorothy`s Wedding 1952 Winnifred on the left |
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 Elsie 10 Margaret 12 Heather 7 |
 Lavinia |
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Photos Supplied by Karen Neville
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Andrew MacDonald (Husband of Winifred)
25 July 1891- 9 February 1973 World War I, 1914-1918 Suez, Egypt Serial number 25/998 New Zealand Rifle Brigade 3rd Battalion, C Company Embarkation Date 5 February 1916 http://www.aucklandmuseum.com/130/cenotaph-database http://muse.aucklandmuseum.com/databases/Cenotaph/locations.aspx?SearchID=8150527 |
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Andrew`s brother James
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James Andrew MacDonald
21 November 1928- 21 November 1954 Tragically killed in an accident.......more |
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Heather Ann MacDonald Born 2 Nov 1934
Marriage 4 January 1958 Keith John Ross MacFadgen 11 August 1924- 2 August 2006 Children Glenys Rachel Joanne Ruth Nicole Joy Grandchildren |
 Heather (7) centre with Elsie left and Margaret right |
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 Keith on Leave Petone |
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Keith McFadgen
Married to Heather McDonald 11 August 1924- 2 August 2006 Keith was born in Riverton in 1924, the youngest of 8 children. His father died when he was five months old. When he was 15 he came to Timaru to visit his sister, and spent the time at Mick Bailey’s, his brother in law, motor garage, and stayed on working for him. When Mick joined the army, Keith ran the garage until he was 18, when he also joined the army. He served first in Addington and then in Trentham, working in the Mechanics Workshops. As he was too young he had to get his mother’s permission to be able to go overseas. She would not give it as she had two other sons overseas injured in the war. When he was old enough the war was nearly over. After three and a half years he was discharged from the army in 1946. |
He then worked for a company that either repaired or dismantled USA jeeps that had been used in the Pacific Islands for either for sale or to scrap. After that was finished he worked as a mechanic in a Bus Garage in Petone, which serviced buses for the whole Wellington area. They serviced hundreds of buses. In 1955 he bought a garage and service station business in Pleasant Point.
In 1956 he met Heather and they were married in 1958. Later he bought a Hire Business in Timaru, which kept him busy for 20 years until he retired at age 65. This then gave him time to start up his hobby which gave him so much pleasure in his retirement, purchasing some military vehicles, joining the clubs and meeting up with so many interesting people. This fitted in well with his other hobby which he had had for the last 50 years, his love of guns, especially the antique ones.Keith lived a full and interesting life. Most people remember him for the retelling of his experiences of life, plus the many jokes and stories he recalled and told. |
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Margaret Winifred McDonald 26 January 1930
Married Vincent Graeme Grant Children Christopher David Malcolm . |
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 3 Abbey St Elgin Scotland Possible home of Andrews mother ( white building) |
