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Nancye Hardie
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born Nancye Wastell to Walter Wastell and Ruth Snell,in 1939.in Kew Vic. Schooled Box HillSth State School, and Box Hill Tech. College,
married in 1959.to Peter Randles Glover. Two Children. 5 Grandchildren and one Grandson.
Div.1980. married 2005 70 2010.Hardie, Bruce Nean.dec].
married in 1959.to Peter Randles Glover. Two Children. 5 Grandchildren and one Grandson.
Div.1980. married 2005 70 2010.Hardie, Bruce Nean.dec].
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Second Wife to Arthur Edgar Wastell who was a Dairy Farmer. Third cousin to first wife - Clara Charlotte Newport.
May[ my Auntie May] was my Grandfathers second wife. I remember as loving,afarmers wife type. Arthur, my Grandfather, and May, had 3 Children. Step family to my Fathers [Clara Charlotte.s family.Robert Wastell[Bobby] Valma. and Judith who was born in 1938,.
May passed away from Diabetes .My Grandfather survived to marry for a 3rd. time.about 1962, to Gerda Mitchell.nee Lidner of Prahran. He pre deceased her in 1965.in Geelong Hospital. Vic..loved my Aunty May.loved her toast, homemade Bread, Jam and lashings of butter.!
May Wastell
May Wastell
Arthur Edgar Wastell of 63 Learmonth Street, in Queenscliff.Vic.Au. County, VIC Australia was born in 1873 in Oakleigh, City of Monash County to William Henry Wastell and Philadelphia Maria Houghton (Tanner) Wastell. Arthur Wastell had siblings Rosa Maria Houghton Wastell, Esther Barclay (Wastell) Kollmorgen, Edith Agnes (Wastell) Fulton, Constance Tanner (Wastell) Pritchard, Augustus William Wastell, Elizabeth Alexina Wastell, Clara Whalley (Wastell) Mitchell, and John Charles Wastell. He married Clara Ivy Lottie (Newport) Wastell in 1901. They had children Roy Eric Arthur Wastell, Ernest William Wastell, Walter Henry Wastell, John Charles Wastell, May Wastell, Lillian Wastell, Charles John Wastell, and Tessy Wastell. He also married May (Newport) Wastell in 1932 in Oakleigh South, Victoria. Arthur Wastell died at age 91 years old on April 29, 1965 in Geelong, Greater Geelong City County, VIC.
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