Edna Merle KEIGHTLEY b. 27 Jan 1889 O'Connell Street, North Adelaide, South Australia, Australia d. 2 Dec 1951 Western Australia, Australia

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Name	Edna Merle KEIGHTLEY
Birth	27 Jan 1889	O'Connell Street, North Adelaide, South Australia, Australia [1]
Gender	Female
Death	2 Dec 1951	Western Australia, Australia
Person ID	I357	Squire Family History
Last Modified	15 Jan 2014

Father	Herbert KEIGHTLEY, b. 1850, Nottingham, England d. 5 Jun 1934, South Perth, Western Australia, Australia (Age 84 years)
Mother	Helen Band THOMSON, b. 2 Jun 1855, Port Adelaide, South Australia, Australia d. 17 May 1924, Pingelly, Western Australia, Australia (Age 68 years)
Marriage	7 Jan 1877	Napperby, South Australia, Australia [2]
Divorce	N
Family ID	F5	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Walter STOCKDALE

Children

	1. Sheila STOCKDALE
	2. Ralph STOCKDALE
	3. Merle STOCKDALE, b. 25 Dec 1920

Family ID F117 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 23 Jan 2020

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Birth - 27 Jan 1889 - O'Connell Street, North Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

Death - 2 Dec 1951 - Western Australia, Australia

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[S11] Births South Australia Civil, 15 Jan 2014.
On 27 January 1889, at O'Connell Street, North Adelaide, Edna Merle KEIGHTLEY, female.
Father Herbert KEIGHTLEY, hotel keeper, Moonta.
Mother Helen Band KEIGHTLEY formerly THOMSON.
Informant H KEIGHTLEY, Moonta, father.
Registered 11 March 1889, at Moonta, District Adelaide.
[S13] Marriage South Australia Civil, 8 Jun 2012.
Registration 1877, District of Clare.
Groom Herbert KEIGHTLEY, 26 years, bachelor, residence Napperby, father Samuel KEIGHTLEY.
Bride Helen Band THOMSON, 21 years, spinster, residence Napperby, father Robert THOMSON.
Married at Reservoir Hotel, Napperby.
Witnesses William GOLDNEY, hotel keeper Napperby, and John BOON(?), head teacher Port Pirie.
Celebrant William HOPKINS.
There is some doubt as to Band/Baud and other spellings. I examined the original handwriting and Band is the spelling, consistent with other handwritten 'n' letters.