WARD, Maud
1912 - 1984 (71 years)-
Name WARD, Maud Birth 23 Aug 1912 Woodhall Spa, Lincolnshire, England 
- Date from BDM Online Deaths:
1984/29816 Radford Maud 23 August 1912
Gender Female Emigration Dec 1913 London / Plymouth RMS Ionic Immigration 1914 Lyttleton, New Zealand RMS "Ionic" Residence 1914 Nightcaps, Southland Residence 1915 Kakaramea Residence 1921 Normanby Death 1984 New Zealand - BDM Online Deaths
1984/29816 Radford Maud 23 August 1912
Person ID I3809 Main Tree | Ward and Walkley Last Modified 9 Aug 2016
Father WARD, Frederick, b. 2 Nov 1882, Fiskerton, Lincolnshire, England d. 20 Jun 1920, Hawera Hospital (Age 37 years) Mother SCOTT, Lillian, b. 1887, Hemingby, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England d. 19 Nov 1930, Kakaramea (Age 43 years) Marriage 1909 Horncastle, Lincolnshire, England - Source: England & Wales marriages 1837-2008 Transcription
Frederick Ward
(Marriage Finder gives Lilly Scott as one of two possibilities of the spouse) - Frederick Ward death printout gives Hemingby, England as Where Married. Hemingby is a village four miles from Horncastle.
Family ID F1093 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family RADFORD, Roy Children 1. RADFORD, Fay [Father: natural] [Mother: natural] Family ID F01334 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 1 Jul 2016
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Notes - Maud or "Maudie" [14 years 9 months] as she was called at school, was in attendance with her younger sister Mary Ward [13 years 10 months] on January 31, 1928 at the opening of the new KAKARAMEA Primary School located at the top of the hill, where the buildings still remain today 2008. Both girls were in the Standard V! class - their teacher was Mr Harre.
[Source: "KAKARAMEA SCHOOL & DISTRICT 125 YEARS" compiled & written by Michael Condon published by the JUBILEE COMMITTEE 2001.]
- Maud or "Maudie" [14 years 9 months] as she was called at school, was in attendance with her younger sister Mary Ward [13 years 10 months] on January 31, 1928 at the opening of the new KAKARAMEA Primary School located at the top of the hill, where the buildings still remain today 2008. Both girls were in the Standard V! class - their teacher was Mr Harre.