Individual Notes
Note for: Peggy Patricia Greener, 1922 - 18 MAR 1991
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Burial: Place: Cremated At Kelvin Grove Cemetery
Individual Note: 1st Name from Ethel May Greener nee Berthold's Death Notice
2nd Name from Birth Folio
*Birth Details Date: 1922, Folio No: 2829, Area: Wanganui, June quarter*
*Marriage Details Date: 1945, Folio No: 3568*
Palmerston North City Council Records show Peggy Patricia Montgomerie, Date of Death: 18/3/1991, Date of Cremation: 22/3/1991, Aged: 69 years, Address: 38 High Street, Bulls, Occ: Widow, Cemetery: Kelvin Grove Cemetery, Ashes taken away, Funeral Director: Griggs, Place of Death: Palmerston North Hospital
The Evening Standard 20th March 1991 shows
Montgomerie Peggy Patricia of 38 High Street, Bulls - On March 18, 1991 (suddenly), at Palmerston North Hospital, aged 69 years, loved wife of the late George Arnold Montgomerie, dearly loved mother and mother in law of Wayne and Tina (Rongotea) and Peter and Jenny (Canberra), loved nana of Darien and Loren and Fiona and Shane and loved sister and sister in law of Bernie (deceased) and Merle Greener (Wanganui), Doreen and Doug Davidson (Tawa), Lorna and Roy Firth (Plimmerton), Pam Greener (Wellington), Elaine and Murray Hogan (Auckland) and the late Trevor. Friends are invited to attend a service for Peggy at St. James' Church, Daniel Street, Bulls, on Friday, March 22, 1991, at 2 pm. In lieu of flowers, donations to the National Heart Foundation of NZ, PO Box 650, Palmerston North, would be appreciated or may be left in the church foyer. Communications to P O Box 149, Rongotea. - Thomas Grigg and Son Ltd, FDANZ, Ph. (063) 78-143.)
Individual Notes
Note for: Bernard Alfred George Greener, 1915 - 31 JAN 1977
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Burial: Place: Cremated At Wanganui Cemetery
Individual Note: 1st Name from Ethel May Greener nee Berthold's Death Notice
2nd and 3rd Names from Birth Folio
*Birth Details Date: 1915, Folio No: 864, Area: Wanganui, March quarter*
*1st Marriage Details Date: 1939, Folio No: 16353*
The Wanganui Chronicle 13th January 1940 shows
Recent Wedding
Greener - Tattersall
All Saints Church, Wanganui East, was the scene of a pretty wedding on the afternoon of December 16, the occasion being the marriage of Eileen Joyce, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Tattersall, Wanganui East, and Bernard Alfred, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Greener, of Wanganui. The church was beautifully decorated with pink sweet peas and white lilies, by friends of the bride.
Rev. A. F. Parr officiated at the ceremony and Miss L. Dunlop was the organist. During the signing of the register, Mr. E. Paynter, of Napier, beautifully rendered the solo "Ava Maria."
The bride who was escorted by her father, made a dainty picture as she entered the church in her lovely gown of white embossed ninon over white satin. The neckline was edged with narrow faggoting which was also featured on the pointed cuffs and around the long circular train which fell from a point at the waistline. A white veil was worn and was caught to the head with a halo of pearls and orange blossom. She carried a shower bouquet of Christmas lilies, white sweet peas and carnations.
In attendance as bridesmaids were Miss Patricia Kenny (chief) and Dora Christie, of Palmerston North, who wore dainty frocks of pink and green floral organdie respectively. Their frocks were designed with very full skirts and puff sleeves and a heart-shaped neckline edged with pleating. They wore silver shoes and halo's of pleated net and flowers and carried bouquets of pink sweet peas and maidenhair fern.
Mr. Len Smith, New Plymouth, attended as best man and Mr. G. Tattersall, Palmerston North, brother of the bride, was groomsman. Acting as ushers were Mr. E. Poynter? and Mr. R. Berthold.
On leaving the church the bride was presented with a silver horseshoe by the bridegroom's small sister Pamela.
Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Rendezvous, where about 100 guests attended. The tables were arranged in pink and green effect and the basket shaped wedding cake was superbly iced by Mrs. E. Mitchell.
To receive the guests Mrs. Tattersall wore a navy ensemble with navy hat and carried a fur stole. She wore a shoulder spray of pink and mauve sweat peas, with maidenhair fern. Mrs. Greener assisted her, wearing a turquoise blue ensemble with navy accessories and a fur stole. Her shoulder spray was of pink sweet peas and maidenhair fern.
For travelling the bride chose a peacock blue costume. Her accessories were navy and she carried a fur necklet (the gift of the bridegroom).
*2nd Marriage Details Date: 1948, Folio No: 12365*
1949 - 1951 Wanganui Electoral Roll shows Bernard Alfred George Greener, 2 Walker Place, Clerk
Probate Record shows Bernard Alfred G Greener, Place: Wanganui, Occ: Clerk, Court: Wanganui, Archives Reference: AAOG W3559 41/77, Probate No: 41/77, Date Filed: 9/2/1977, Type: Will, Archives NZ, Wellington
The Wanganui Chronicle 1st February 1977 shows
Greener Bernard Alfred George - On Jan. 31, 1977 (suddenly), at Wanganui, dearly loved husband of Merle Greener, of 21 Swiss Ave., Wanganui, and loved father and father in law of Judith and Neil Stantiall, Ross and Shona, much loved grandfather of Antony, Cameron and Rhys; in his 62nd year. In lieu of floral tributes, donations to the Medical Foundation, Private Bag, Wanganui Hospital. All donations appreciated and acknowledged. Friends are invited to attend the funeral service in St. Peter's Anglican Church, Koromiko Road, Wanganui, on Wednesday, February 2, 1977, at 2.30 p.m., to be followed by private cremation - Dempsey and Sons Ltd., 208 Guyton St., Wanganui
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Greener Bernard Alfred George - On Jan. 31, 1977 (suddenly), at Wanganui, loved son of Alfred Greener and the late Ethel, loved brother of Doreen (Mrs Davidson, Tawa), Peggy (Mrs Montgomerie, Bulls), Lorna (Mrs Firth, Plimmerton), Elaine (Mrs Hogan, Auckland), Pam (Wellington), and the late Trevor.
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Greener Bernard Alfred George - On Jan. 31, 1977 (suddenly), at Wanganui, loved son in law of Frank and Reta Gedye, of 17 Bombay St., Wanganui, and loved brother in law of Alex
The Evening Post 1st February 1977 shows
Greener Bernard Alfred - On Jan 31, 1977 (suddenly), at Wanganui, loved brother and brother in law of Doreen and Doug Davidson (Tawa) and Lorna and Roy Firth (Plimmerton)