Blanche Emmeline Pead
1870 - 25 Jan 1961 (91)
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Name Blanche Emmeline Pead Birth 1870 Geraldton, W.A.. 
Gender Female Death 25 Jan 1961 (91) Mt. Henry Hosp., Perth, W.A. Person ID I15 The Cream Family Last Modified 17 Apr 2012
Father Alfred Pead, b. 20 Jul 1837, England d. 14 Jul 1892, Peak Hill W.A. (Age 54 years) Mother Ellen Cream, b. 16 Nov 1847, England d. 23 Oct 1927, Perth (Age 79 years) Marriage 23 Oct 1862 Geraldton Family ID F3 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Albert William Haigh Marriage 24 Jan 1893 Christ Church, Geraldton W. A Notes - 1918 'Family Notices
HAIGH-PEAD (Silver Wedding)
On January 18 1903, at Christ Church, Geraldton, by the Rev. Thos. Louch, Albert William, eldest son of the late Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Haigh Adelaide, to Blanche Emmeline, second daughter of the late Alfred and Mrs Alfred Pead, of Geraldton. Present address, Elanor st, Geraldton. [1]
Children 1. Alfred Samuel Thomas Haigh, b. 1894, Geraldton, Western Australia d. 1987, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia (Age 93 years)2. Ellen Elizabeth Ivy Haigh, b. 1898, Geraldton, W.A. 3. Grace May Haigh, b. 1900, Geraldton, W.A. 4. Alexander George Haigh 5. Augustus William Haigh, b. 28 Jun 1913, Stationmaster's residence, Northam, W.A d. 15 Nov 1986, Gosnells, W.A (Age 73 years)Family ID F65 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 20 Apr 2012
- 1918 'Family Notices
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Notes - 1923 'DAIRY AND FARM PRODUCE SECTION
In what might be called the housewifery classes, a Geraldton lady, Mrs. A. W. Haigh, was conspicuous by the number and excellence of her exhibits, and romped home an easy winner for the society's special prize, obtaining 22 points, the next highest number being 11.
That bacon can be made in this district is certain. The exhibits proved it, and inside one regret more than ever the necessity for the discontinuance of the bacon section at the butter factory. Mr. A. T. Thurkle, of Dongarra, and The Ironbarks, were the most successful bacon exhibitors, and what can be so well done by amateurs could surely be profitably carried out under factory conditions. [2] - Haigh - Pead
On Wednesday last at Christ Church, Geraldton the Rev. Canon Louch officiating, Mr Haigh of the Railway Department, was reports the Geraldton Telegraph of the 20 inst united in marriage with Miss Blanche, second daughter of the late Mr. Alfred Pead, of this town.
The interesting ceremony took place in the afternoon, and was witnessed by a large number ef the friends of the bride and bridegroom. The bride, who was attended by Miss Grace Pead as bridesmaid, was given away by Mr. Harry Wells, and Mr. Edward Lee did the honors as best man. The bride wore a dress, of grey poplin, with hat to match, trimmed with long ostrich feather the bridesmaid's dress was of light fawn
cash- mere with white silk vest and bat to match.
After the ceremony the happy pair drove to the residence of the bride's mother, where in company with other members of the family and a few friends they partook of cake and, wine.
- 1923 'DAIRY AND FARM PRODUCE SECTION
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Sources - [S2] National Library of Australia.
1918 'Family Notices.', Western Mail (Perth, WA : 1885 - 1954), 25 January, p. 19, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article37445270 - [S2] National Library of Australia.
1923 'DAIRY AND FARM PRODUCE SECTION.', Geraldton Guardian (WA : 1906 - 1928), 9 October, p. 4, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article66712028
- [S2] National Library of Australia.