Family Group Sheet for Adrian Arthur Darter / Sylvia Joan Burnett Gedye (F2508) m. Jun 1937 : Family History of Ivan Hurst

Family: Adrian Arthur Darter / Sylvia Joan Burnett Gedye (F2508)

m. Jun 1937

Family Information

Male
Adrian Arthur Darter

Birth	22 Jul 1911	Eastbourne, Sussex, England
Death	4 Dec 2006	Poole, Dorset, England
Burial
Marriage	Jun 1937	Southampton, Hampshire, England
Divorced	Bef. Mar 1947
Father
Mother

Female
Sylvia Joan Burnett Gedye

Birth	30 Sep 1915	Southampton, Hampshire, England
Death	6 Jan 2000	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Burial	10 Jan 2000	caboolture and districts crematorium, Deception Bay, Queensland, Australia
Other Spouse	Leslie Reginald Crook \| F2045
Marriage	26 Apr 1947	the registry office, Winchester, Hampshire, England
Father	James Burnett Gedye \| F3858 Group Sheet
Mother	Annie Marie Moore \| F3858 Group Sheet

Female
Theodora Mary Darter

Birth	17 Nov 1937	Southampton, Hampshire, England
Death	9 Apr 2019	Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia
Burial
Spouse	Clifford Williams \| F2035
Marriage	1960	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Female
Gillian Margaret Darter

Birth
Death
Burial

Female
Jennifer Joan Darter

Birth
Death
Burial
Spouse	Terence James Moore \| F966
Marriage

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