1. William SYMONS was born in 1815 in Cornwall, UK, was christened on 8 Jan 1915, died in Kingwilliamstown, Cape, and was buried in Kingwilliamstown, Cape.
Baptism: Great grandfather, William Symons was born in 1815? Could be December 1814? (baptised on the 8th of January 1815) and lived at Mt Edgecombe, Devon on the border of Cornwall. His first wife (whom he married in the parish of Stoke Damerell, Plymouth in Devonshire) was Mary Jane Dobson they had 8-10 children two were born after they emigrated. William was the first. William worked as a carpenter in Plymouth dockyards.
William married Mary Jane DOBSON in Stoke Dammeral, Plymouth.
+ 2 M i. Robert SYMONS was born on 16 Dec 1853 in Kingwilliamstown, Cape and died on 8 Apr 1923 at age 69.
Second Generation 2. Robert SYMONS was born on 16 Dec 1853 in Kingwilliamstown, Cape and died on 8 Apr 1923 at age 69.
Birth: The family were in London (from Mt Edgecombe) attending a court case in connection with titled land when our grandfather was born (their 8th child). He was born there on the 16th of December 1853 at 25 Bromley Terrace Bromley in the district of "Bow and Bromley" in the county of Middlesex. Born within the sound of the bow bells, therefore born a cockney.
1820 Settlers: William Symons and family left Portsmouth on the 6th of September 1857 on the "Lady Kennaway" and arrived in east London on the 23rd of November 1857 my grandfather was 3 (3 weeks short of his 4th birthday. A 9th baby had arrived.
Robert married Edith BROWN on 12 Feb 1902 in Vaalkranz, Cape. Edith was born on 24 Jun 1877 in Vaalkranz, Cape and died in 1944 at age 67.
+ 3 M i. Robert Stephen SYMONS was born on 4 Jan 1903 in Kingwilliamstown, Cape and died on 1 Sep 1968 at age 65.
4 M ii. Oswald SYMONS was born on 21 Apr 1904 and died on 26 Nov 1972 at age 68.
Oswald married Mabel WEBER on 29 Dec 1942.
+ 5 M iii. Victor Edward SYMONS was born on 25 Aug 1905 in Kingwilliamstown, Cape and died on 11 May 1953 at age 47.
+ 6 M iv. Lawrence John SYMONS was born on 21 Apr 1907 and died on 29 Dec 1979 in Salisbury, Rhodesia (Now Harare, Zimbabwe) at age 72.
+ 7 F v. Edith SYMONS was born on 26 Sep 1909 and died on 15 Feb 1993 at age 83.
+ 8 M vi. Phillip SYMONS was born on 20 Mar 1912 in Kingwilliamstown, Cape, died on 23 Feb 1965 in Salisbury, Rhodesia at age 52, and was buried in Salisbury, Rhodesia.
+ 9 M vii. George SYMONS was born on 20 Mar 1912 and died on 13 Mar 1950 at age 37.
10 F viii. Doris May SYMONS was born on 13 Mar 1918 and died on 25 Mar 1918.
+ 11 M ix. William Percy SYMONS was born on 22 Mar 1920 and died on 14 Feb 1978 at age 57.
Robert next married Sarah Ann FIELD in Thomas River. Sarah died in 1900 in Birmingham and was buried in Kingwilliamstown, Cape.
12 M i. Robert SYMONS died 1890 ?.
+ 13 F ii. Ethyl SYMONS was born 1890 ? and died 1960 ? at age 70.
Third Generation 3. Robert Stephen SYMONS was born on 4 Jan 1903 in Kingwilliamstown, Cape and died on 1 Sep 1968 at age 65.
Robert married Vida PHILLIPS in 1928.
+ 14 F i. Marion May SYMONS was born on 10 Mar 1929.
5. Victor Edward SYMONS was born on 25 Aug 1905 in Kingwilliamstown, Cape and died on 11 May 1953 at age 47.
Victor married Veronica Gwendoline BILLING on 24 Sep 1934 in Kimberly, Cape. Veronica was born on 25 Aug 1905.
15 M i. Kenneth Andrew SYMONS was born on 27 Jan 1937.
+ 16 F ii. Merryl Janet SYMONS was born on 5 Feb 1943.
6. Lawrence John SYMONS was born on 21 Apr 1907 and died on 29 Dec 1979 in Salisbury, Rhodesia (Now Harare, Zimbabwe) at age 72.
Lawrence married Thora Evelyn DIXON on 27 Oct 1934. Thora was born on 7 Aug 1911.
17 F i. Lynette Joan SYMONS was born on 19 Oct 1938.
Lynette married Brian PETERSON.
18 F ii. Sylvia Aileen SYMONS was born on 22 Jul 1941 and died 1978 ? at age 37.
19 M iii. John Graham SYMONS was born on 27 Sep 1943.
7. Edith SYMONS was born on 26 Sep 1909 and died on 15 Feb 1993 at age 83.
Edith married R Dudley HAMPTON Obe.
20 F i. Phyllis Maureen HAMPTON was born on 18 Sep 1938.
21 M ii. Robert HAMPTON was born on 31 Mar 1942.
22 M iii. Brian HAMPTON was born on 25 Jan 1945.
8. Phillip SYMONS was born on 20 Mar 1912 in Kingwilliamstown, Cape, died on 23 Feb 1965 in Salisbury, Rhodesia at age 52, and was buried in Salisbury, Rhodesia.
Phillip married Jessie Margaret KABLE in 1939 in Salisbury, Rhodesia. Jessie was born on 8 Sep 1909 in Johannesburg, South Africa, died on 27 Jun 1976 in Que Que, Rhodesia1 at age 66, and was buried in Salisbury, Rhodesia.
+ 23 F i. Penelope Jean SYMONS 1 was born on 6 Dec 1944 in Salisbury, Rhodesia (Now Harare, Zimbabwe).1
+ 24 F ii. Moira Phillipa SYMONS 1 was born on 26 Oct 1946 in Salisbury, Rhodesia.1
9. George SYMONS was born on 20 Mar 1912 and died on 13 Mar 1950 at age 37.
George married Eileen BOTTON.
George next married Thelma Jane FISHER on 29 Jun 1945 in Salisbury, Rhodesia (Now Harare, Zimbabwe). Thelma was born on 25 Jan 1924.
Biography: Speke House
RESUME' rather than BIOGRAPHY
Having read Edone (Monkton) Petheram's biography, graphic indeed, covering a wonderful life to date (her sister Mona was senior to me at GHS), I felt the urge to submit an article, having had encouragement to do so from my two nieces, Penny and Moira (Symons) also GHS scholars. The focus of this feature is mainly on family as opposed to self, they are my life.
I attended GHS 1936-1940. Cambridge had just been adopted vice SA Matric. Many years later I was privileged to hold office as President Old Girls Guild for a few years during 1950/60, followed by the late Janet Robinson. I resigned enceinte, aged 38, 1962. My son Ivor arrived that year, followed by Gerard 1966, after Independence the previous year.
Valued friendships emerged not only from schooldays but from association with OGG. I do miss contact with members many of whom became friends..
After this rather choppy introduction to phase one I'd like to mention the impact "Silkie" Form III, had on my writing ability! She constantly reminded me NOT to split the infinitive, but habit dies hard.
Pre 1980, the year my husband retired after 40 yrs in the Standard Bank, we had planned to spend our twilight years in our Highlands home. However when the time came to reach a decision, with mixed feelings we opted to live nearer the sea; we were both SA born, hence settled in Pietermaritzburg.
Gerard completed his schooling at Maritzburg College. He had 2 years National Service in the Navy, Ivor in the Air Force. As it transpired two wasted years, but the lads have said the experience revealed to them their strengths and weaknesses, perhaps a learning curve?
My earliest memories age about 3, take me back to Livingstone, where I attended Nursery school. Often we were not allowed to play outside as the Matabele ants big and very black would swarm onto our feet, nip our legs, causing tears on many occasions!! They marched after rain. My father was a Building Contractor. When he died of Blackwater Fever, Mum and I moved to Bulawayo, where I attended the Convent as a boarder aged 6; my mother took a position as bookkeeper at the Grand Hotel. Senior pupil Hilda Arbour was my heroine, often rescuing me from 'crack the whip' a game in which I was usually the end 'kippie' being the smallest, resulting in many scrapes. I also learnt that nasturtium leaves added to a sandwich resulted in a fine relish yummy. I recall one dear Sister , determined that I should become a speller-de-luxe (std 1) explaining time and again that 'business' is not 'bizznizz'
1931 we moved to Gwelo. My great interest was dancing. Weekly highlight was lessons at the hotel given by Miss Puck Eley. Another notable event was the acquisition by my mother of a Whippet, a tourer car with Perspex windows which had to be fitted or duly removed depending on the weather. Mum had driving lessons. The Inspector advised her to avoid reversing if possible, as she had reversed into the corrugated iron barrier at the Police Station. However the licence was granted which enabled us to visit relatives at the Dunraven Mine, Selukwe.
Our move to Salisbury 1934/35 came about as my Aunt and family had moved there from Umtali, mother decided as an only child I would benefit from company of 5 cousins.I attended the Public School, now Selborne became a boarder at Beaven House.
Mr Farmar was Head, I especially remember teachers Mr Hardie and Miss Lillienfeld as they were kindly as well as strict. During my time there I enjoyed the company of the Godley girls (gifted hockey players) Thelma and Ethelwyn Brent, Sheila and Mary Kelly, whose mother owned the Ace of Spades Night Club on the old Gatooma Road. I recall it was a popular Club during the war years. Thelma and I had weekly piano lessons, taught by Mrs Hathaway. We had to walk from Prince Edward St to beyond Cecil Square in Baker Ave near Goldfields Bldg. On the way back we would call in at the SPQR shop just before Moffat Street for marshmallow fish at a penny for two.
An important phase dawned in 1936. I entered High School at GHS. Miss Jones was Headmistress, I recall her large dog Shumba always a passenger in her car, causing an accident through bumping her arm.
At the end of 1940 I entered SACS House. Mrs Cockerell our matron was everyone's best friend. I left after 5 memorable years which coincided with the war years. During that time we had our first robots and Stop streets. My room was next to Philippa Berlyn (Christie), a good friend, Nan Pilsworth (Elcombe), Marian Collins (Francis).
Dances on Saturday nights were usually at Meikles or the Grand Hotel, Movies were at the Palace, the Princes or the Victory Cinemas. I attended Marie Fleming's Dancing School. On and off during the war years we would stage Shows, all proceeds going to War Funds. Life moved along at a seemingly rapid pace. Air Training Schools sprung up, the general atmosphere was low key we were fortunate not to have endured bombing nevertheless loss of dear ones touched many families/ friends.
The war, Sept 1939 brought about unexpected disruptions. After Form 1V I had a year at Queen Elizabeth, a new school, at that time, offering commercial subjects. My first assignment was writing into PLAY form the Book of Esther
daunting but worthwhile.
I learnt typing during school holidays at Mrs Tyler's Business School, (daughter Tatters yes an unusual name) above Strachans Chemist Manica Rd, opp Broadcasting House. Govt loans for students for further study were put on hold at that time. The University was built much later.
Conscription caused many vacancies in Govt and Commerce. Keymen, the backbone of the System, were retained to train new staff. School leavers, women and pensioners filled these vacancies. The end of 1940 saw me installed in the Govt Audit Department in Milton Bldgs. The first week was frightening. I was given a book of The Statutes, told to 'browse' through it. You can imagine, trying to absorb the laws of the country was rather heavy going at that level!! However, after five happy years I applied for a transfer to Forestry H/O under Mr Kelly Edwards.
In 1945 I married George Symons and as my now brother-in-law was the Senior Examiner in Audit, I felt it inappropriate that I should remain in the Dept. Secondly I hoped for the post at Govt Forest Nursery, Highlands as we lived in the area.
Some colleagues became lifelong friends, most are spread far and wide now, or deceased, Ebbie Draper, Vera Southwell, Haidee Webb, Joan Barker (Larter). In Audit I worked beside Andrew Milne , Norman Dyer who were awaiting Call up, which would happen when they turned 19.
I had a year at the Nursery acquiring a useful knowledge of shrubs and trees, still of great interest today. We were blessed with the arrival in 1949 of our daughter Georgina. George and I were devastated at our loss when she succumbed to cystic fibrosis at 5 months. It is still incurable, but it seems that great strides have been made in recent years to control the condition. Two months in the Johannesburg Children's Hospital yielded no notable progress .At least she had the best medical care and attention.
More heartbreak was to follow when George died in his office five months later in 1950.
He served with the RWAFF in Sierra Leone, took ill unresolved pneumonia and fever was sent back to SR 1943. Once he had regained fitness he was back refereeing rugby..
Spectators love criticising refs, but now there was confusion as the Symons twins were identical, hence identifying their target was a problem. They were the best of refs, for sure.
At that time I met Jess, Phil's wife who would become my best and special friend. One of the saddest times for me was when we lost her. Thora Symons, in mid-nineties, a gracious lady I greatly admire is resident in Port Alfred. I hope I shall be as healthy, as cheerful and as positive as she is when I reach that age.
I am indeed grateful and in fact most fortunate that so many wonderful people have touched my life.
Another exciting chapter about to take off
. 1950. I met Stan in 1952, we were married a year later. He was a golfer of note, however I preferred gardening to golf but I was never a golf widow!
I joined the Grain Marketing Board twelve happy years ensued. As technology progressed Power Samas punch card system was installed accounting took on a new face. Wonderful people to work with ensured a good working environment. Once again I resigned enceinte Ivor arrived 1962, followed by Gerard 1966 both the joy of my life. Much later I became Secretary Highlands School, , taking over from Jean Milne. Colleagues over that time, Marge Batten, Rhona Barker, Ellie Cartwright, Marion Conacher, what a pleasure knowing them.
I spent my last two years in Zim at Churchill School with P Garbutt and Bruce Burns as Heads.
Stan's retirement in 1980 placed us on the horns of a dilemma. To stay in our beloved Rhodesia or to go?
Stan and I were born in SA we loved the sea, the die was cast
Sept 1980 we arrived in PMBG. Gerard enrolled at Maritzburg College, Ivor on the threshold of his working career. Stan had been a Spitfire pilot hence he joined the SAAF, thereby our social life was ensured, we enjoyed annual Congresses at various venues, from Capetown to Pietersburg. Stan joined the Natal Provincial A., I joined PADCA (Care of the AGED). My first mission was to enrol at the Tech for a Computer Course.. so at age 62 I tackled that head on and remained with them as Accommodation Sec. for 8 years.
Ivor married in 1992, I now have three grandchildren another bundle of joy.
I live in Mtunzini (place of the Shade) (near Richards Bay). Sometimes the children spend weekends here with me, we have a huge lagoon, this area in Zululand abounds with Game Reserves and Wild Life. One can even become accustomed to the humidity.
I am still driving; I attended the Durban Christmas Luncheon, Std Chartered Bank Pensioners in Dec, many of Stan's colleagues attended, I sat with the Kerwin sisters and Wally and Shelagh Clarkson.
This has become a Chapter and Verse bulletin, how can I omit ANYthing? Press on
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We now move on to another place another time, the story friends and relatives say I should record. When I was 12 years old, we lived in Belvedere Rd opp the old Race Course, past the Milnes, Salmons, Gatlands and Wilkinsons. I cycled to school along Rotten Row
Mother told me I had been adopted at three weeks. It was a dramatic revelation I was unbelieving and amazed. This happened in Barkley West, N Cape.
At that time Mum and Dad Fisher lived on the Iron Mask Mine, a way behind the Mazoe Hotel. Mum, born in Kimberley visited her mother in K Whilst there Feb 1924 she heard of the daughter of a friend, who had had a baby, was desperately ill. The father was prevented by his dad of marrying Wilheida van Wijk, as he had another two years to complete his final mining engineer degree at University.. So Mum stepped in. Consent was mutual, Magistrate issued the legal adoption certificate, Mum bought a tin of Lactogen, and we were on the train to Salisbury next day to my dad's surprise.
As the details unfolded it was an emotional time for both of us. Mum had been a caring single parent hence I was taken aback at this news. I was curious of course; over the years more information was revealed.
John and Wilheida were married two years later 1926 and subsequently had three more children. They lived at Boskuil, between Wolmaranstad and Christiana. Years passed my life was fulfilled, I realised it would be impossible that we meet, I had no wish to disrupt their lives, what could one expect or hope for in doing so?. Eventually 1978 we headed for 3 wks holiday in Capetown, overnighting in JBG en route. We passed the Boskuil turn off a few kms from Christiana when the car broke down next morning.
Stan bundled Ivor and I into a passing car, driven by a kind Arab, in no time the garage had a tow truck on the road. So trusting in those days.
We had recently bought a Fiat station wagon, absolute bliss until this setback!
We were advised the Timing Chain had broken, a five day wait until a replacement would arrive from Pretoria.
I asked the office clerk if she knew Kuhns in the area. Her husband was a Policeman, he filled us in. Mrs Kuhn died a few years previously hence Willem the son ran the Show, the Show being 2 farms and Alluvial diamonds. We were soon packed into a police van, baggage and all, Phillipus drove us to the Rob Ferreira Holiday complex where we stayed for five days, alongside the Vaal River. It needed courage to phone Willem which I did that evening, saying we were from Rhodesia, my mother had known his Mum many years ago. Yes, he knew his late mother had friends in Rh. He invited us to tea next morning. I gave Ansie petrol coupons as they had petrol rationing next morning she drove me 30km to Boskuil .Willem Bettie his wife and sister Esther welcomed us. Esther was with them from Pta for the weekend where she was a legal Sec.
I realised I would have to measure every word but had no set plan in my mind. He fetched a phial, asked me to open my palm and poured about two dozen uncut diamonds into my hand to illustrate what their business was all about. Needless to say all thought of broaching the sensitive subject in mind collapsed. Later driving back to the Complex Ansie mentioned that Esther was staring at me throughout the visit, she had my profile in her sights. Years later they confirmed this, wondering where "this woman fitted in". We thanked them and departed having said nothing. I mentioned that my mother in Zim would send them the studio wedding photo of their parents as it transpired in conversation he had none.
I could not wait to reach CT to phone Mum in Sby, s he was stunned at this development and could understand my reticence. On my return, she wrote a letter to the Kuhns explaining what led up to the adoption and subsequent events. It was mailed with the photo two weeks later Esther's letter arrived.
She explained they were shocked but understood how this came about. She commented on the likeness between me and Wilheida, which puzzled them greatly at the time. Willem commented that he just knew I must be a relative as most Kuhns had exactly similar blue eyes as mine, including his. In turn I gave my reason for not revealing the facts during my visit, - they could see my point.
Later when we met in Pretoria and on subsequent visits to Boskuil, we agreed a meaningful friendship could certainly grow from this contact, certainly we could not capture the lost years. In 1982 they invited us to join them in Durban for New Year, - on these occasions we always had so much to talk about.
Willem died two years ago; he was so kind and gladly passed on info which might be important or just of interest to me. He sold the original mine to Govt just prior to his death, Bettie now lives in Wolmaranstad, while their two sons run the business. We are in touch. Mum Fisher died the same year six months after she wrote that letter to the Kuhns.
As I sit and cogitate, poring over crosswords as octogenarians are wont to do, aware that last year seemingly passed in a heartbeat, I wonder about my friends in Harare. Is the OGGuild still functioning? Please someone fill me in? I had 56 joyous years in Rhodesia, a good and happy life, having been in SA for 28 years unbelievable. One blot on my serenity is the constant Power cut arrangement affecting the whole country It is said a crisis is looming. Minimal compared with the Zim situation. Thank goodness my muse has deserted me, sparing you another page or two.
25 F i. Georgina Dale SYMONS was born on 19 Jun 1949 and died on 3 Nov 1949.
11. William Percy SYMONS was born on 22 Mar 1920 and died on 14 Feb 1978 at age 57.
William married Geraldine HOOD on 3 Dec 1955. Geraldine was born on 1 Apr 1925.
26 F i. Carol Ann SYMONS was born on 11 Mar 1957.
Carol married Jan KIRSTEIN. Jan was born on 31 Aug 1953.
13. Ethyl SYMONS was born 1890 ? and died 1960 ? at age 70.
Ethyl married someone WINDSOR in 1902 in Kingwilliamstown, Cape.
+ 27 M i. Sylvester Martin WINDSOR .
Ethyl married Evan EVANS.
28 M i. Athur EVANS .
29 M ii. Harold EVANS .
30 M iii. Victor EVANS .
31 F iv. Doreen EVANS .
Fourth Generation 14. Marion May SYMONS was born on 10 Mar 1929.
Marion married Reg JONES.
33 F i. Glynnis .
34 F ii. Angela .
35 F iii. Susan .
Marion married someone BRYSON.
16. Merryl Janet SYMONS was born on 5 Feb 1943.
Research: Merryl researched and recorded the bulk of the Symons Brown information.
Merryl married Michael John HOWELL. Michael was born on 14 Apr 1941.
+ 36 M i. Wayne John HOWELL was born on 24 Jun 1964.
+ 37 M ii. Murray Andrew HOWELL was born on 2 Nov 1965.
+ 38 M iii. Gary Michael HOWELL was born on 30 Oct 1968.
+ 39 F iv. Nicola Jane HOWELL was born on 22 Dec 1972.
23. Penelope Jean SYMONS 1 was born on 6 Dec 1944 in Salisbury, Rhodesia (Now Harare, Zimbabwe).1
Penelope married Michael ANDERSON 1 on 5 Jan 1967 in Salisbury, Rhodesia (Now Harare, Zimbabwe). Michael was born on 20 Dec 1942 in Salisbury, Rhodesia (Now Harare, Zimbabwe).1
+ 41 F i. Kerry Margaret ANDERSON 2 was born on 17 Jul 1971 in Que Que, Rhodesia.2
42 M ii. Russell Blyth ANDERSON 2 was born on 15 Mar 1973 in Que Que, Rhodesia.2
Russell married Carrie Lynn SAGER on 28 Sep 2001. Carrie was born on 26 Feb 1973 in Meaford, ON.
24. Moira Phillipa SYMONS 1 was born on 26 Oct 1946 in Salisbury, Rhodesia.1
Moira married Alan Bruce WISHART 1 on 29 Mar 1970 in Salisbury, Rhodesia (Now Harare, Zimbabwe).1 Alan was born on 26 Dec 1944 in Salisbury, Rhodesia (Now Harare, Zimbabwe).1
+ 43 F i. Briony Jean WISHART 2 was born on 24 Jun 1974 in Salisbury, Rhodesia.2
+ 44 F ii. Tiffany Dawn WISHART 2 was born on 5 Mar 1977 in Salisbury, Rhodesia.2
45 M iii. Hedley Bruce WISHART 2 was born on 25 May 1981 in Salisbury, Rhodesia.2
27. Sylvester Martin WINDSOR .
Sylvester married Rita STEPHENSON.
46 F i. Jean WINDSOR .
Fifth Generation36. Wayne John HOWELL was born on 24 Jun 1964.
Wayne married Marisa BASHUK.
48 F i. Sasha HOWELL was born on 1 Jul 1998.
49 F ii. Camryn HOWELL was born on 4 Jan 2002.
37. Murray Andrew HOWELL was born on 2 Nov 1965.
Murray married Karen LICCIARDO.
50 F i. Ashleigh HOWELL was born on 21 Jul 2000.
51 F ii. Emma HOWELL was born on 14 Aug 2002.
38. Gary Michael HOWELL was born on 30 Oct 1968.
Gary married Toni JACOB.
52 M i. Jacob HOWELL was born on 11 Oct 2001.
53 M ii. Ryan HOWELL was born on 3 Jul 2003.
54 F iii. Veronica HOWELL was born on 4 Nov 2005.
39. Nicola Jane HOWELL was born on 22 Dec 1972.
Nicola married Peter LARSEN.
55 F i. Alice LARSEN was born on 2 May 2005.
56 M ii. Jack LARSEN was born on 30 Aug 2005.
57 F iii. Meg LARSEN was born on 29 Jun 2009.
41. Kerry Margaret ANDERSON 2 was born on 17 Jul 1971 in Que Que, Rhodesia.2
Kerry married Daniel WIENS 3 on 12 Oct 1996 in Edmonton, Canada.
58 M i. Jeremy Christopher WIENS was born on 9 Dec 1997 in Edmonton, Canada.
59 F ii. Abigail Katelyn WIENS was born on 18 Mar 2000 in Edmonton, Canada.
43. Briony Jean WISHART 2 was born on 24 Jun 1974 in Salisbury, Rhodesia.2
Briony married Ian David GIBSON. Ian was born on 8 Apr 1971 in West Bromwich, UK.
60 F i. Jamie Victoria GIBSON was born on 17 Dec 2006.
61 F ii. Leila Dawn GIBSON was born on 15 Aug 2008 in Birmingham, UK.
44. Tiffany Dawn WISHART 2 was born on 5 Mar 1977 in Salisbury, Rhodesia.2
Tiffany married Raife William Crofton TOWNSEND. Raife was born on 31 May 1976 in Salisbury, Rhodesia (Now Harare, Zimbabwe).
62 F i. Isabella Laurel Obrey TOWNSEND was born on 7 Apr 2007 in Birmingham.
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