Anne Harvie Lundie
1919 - 1999 (80 years)
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Name Anne Harvie Lundie Birth 17 Nov 1919 Ngqeleni,Transkei,South Africa., 
[1, 2] Gender Female Death 18 Nov 1999 Marondera,Zimbabwe., [1, 2] Person ID I444 My Genealogy Last Modified 3 Apr 2020 | Edit
Father Dr. Francis (Frank) William Lundie, M.B., Ch.B. F.R.C.S., b. 24 May 1880, Adalaide,Cape of Good Hope,South Africa., d. 8 Sep 1951, ,Cape of Good Hope,South Africa., (Age 71 years) Mother Mary Macdonald Auld, b. 16 Oct 1879, ,,South Africa., d. 27 Mar 1928, Umtata,Transkei,Cape,South Africa., (Age 48 years) Marriage 5 Feb 1913 Columba Mission,Kentani,South Africa., - _HTITL: Husband
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Family ID F136 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family John Albert Plimsoll "Jack" Wakefield, b. 15 Nov 1913, East London,Cape,South Africa., d. 3 July 2002, Harare,Zimbabwe., (Age 88 years) Marriage 24 Dec 1941 Umtata,Transkei,Cape,South Africa., [1, 2] Children 1. Beryl Ann Wakefield, b. 28 Jan 1943, Salisbury,Rhodesia., (Age 83 years)2. Margo Lundie Wakefield, MSc, b. 30 Jun 1944, Salisbury,Rhodesia., (Age 81 years)3. Peter John Wakefield, b. 29 Aug 1950, Salisbury,Rhodesia., (Age 75 years)4. Judith "Judy" Mary Wakefield, b. 18 Jul 1953, Salisbury,Rhodesia., (Age 72 years)Family ID F145 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 3 Apr 2020 | Edit
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Notes - «u»Anne Harvie«/u» did a Domestic Science Teacher's Diploma at the Cape Tech. College and lived at Spes Bona girls' res in Hof St. She then taught at the itinerant domestic science centre for secondary schools in King William's Town until her marriage to John Albert Plimsoll Wakefield. They made their home in Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia.
Source:«u» Notes on the Lundie & Auld Families
«/u»compiled in 1989 by Jack Wakefield from Mary Crowther's records on the family in Scotland and information from Norah Stone, Frances Smith, Carol Pemberton, Anne Wakefield and David Lundie.
- «u»Anne Harvie«/u» did a Domestic Science Teacher's Diploma at the Cape Tech. College and lived at Spes Bona girls' res in Hof St. She then taught at the itinerant domestic science centre for secondary schools in King William's Town until her marriage to John Albert Plimsoll Wakefield. They made their home in Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia.
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