Albert Henry Ponting + Alma Maria Edwards

No children

Albert Henry Ponting

1872–1948

Birth: 14 December 1872 30 31 — Bath, Somerset, ENG

Death: 25 December 1948 — Brisbane, Queensland, AUS

Henry Ponting

1842–

Birth: 1842 21 — Highworth, Wiltshire, England

Death:

Ann Grant

1841–

Birth: about 1841 28 28 — Maddington Wiltshire England

Death:

Alma Maria Edwards

1868–1948

Birth: 27 February 1868 — Llandwrog, Caernarvon, WLS

Death: 28 September 1948 — Brisbane, Queensland, AUS

John Morris Jones

–

Jane Roberts

–

Facts and events

Religious marriage	13 October 1945 Brisbane, Queensland, AUS Note: Lutwyche Methodist Church Wedding Albert and Mrs Edwards Note: THEY WED TO-DAY; 78 & 76 13/10/1945 THEY WED TO-DAY; 78 & 76 13/10/1945 They met for the first time just over two years ago. Mrs. Edwards revealed last night that her future husband's music attracted her to him. Mr. Ponting is organist at the Spiritual Church in Logan Road, South Brisbane. Mrs. Edwards met him there when she attended a service. Three children of the bride, two daughters of the groom's, and some their 25 grandchildren will at tend the wedding at 4 p.m. to-day. Silver-haired Mrs. Edwards will wear a lilac frock and a spray of pansies on her shoulder. Fifty-year-old Mrs. L. Rickman will attend the bride, and Mrs. Edwards' son-in-law, Mr. Tom Harris, the groom. In his flat at Windsor, Mr. Ponting last night smiled over his tea cup. 'No more tea I make my self,' he said. 'I think this will be a shock to my son when he returns from Thailand,' he added. Driver Albert Henry Ponting has been in a Siam prison camp for more than three years. He is now on his way home. Albert and Alma Note: Courier Mail Saturday 13 October 1945
Last change	5 November 2011 – 19:18:54

Religious marriage

13 October 1945

Brisbane, Queensland, AUS

Note: Lutwyche Methodist Church

Wedding Albert and Mrs Edwards

Note: THEY WED TO-DAY; 78 & 76 13/10/1945

THEY WED TO-DAY; 78 & 76 13/10/1945
They met for the first time just over two years ago. Mrs. Edwards revealed last night that her future husband's music attracted her to him. Mr. Ponting is organist at the Spiritual Church in Logan Road, South Brisbane. Mrs. Edwards met him there when she attended a service.
Three children of the bride, two daughters of the groom's, and some their 25 grandchildren will at tend the wedding at 4 p.m. to-day. Silver-haired Mrs. Edwards will wear a lilac frock and a spray of pansies on her shoulder. Fifty-year-old Mrs. L. Rickman will attend the bride, and Mrs. Edwards' son-in-law, Mr. Tom Harris, the groom.
In his flat at Windsor, Mr. Ponting last night smiled over his tea cup. 'No more tea I make my self,' he said. 'I think this will be a shock to my son when he returns from Thailand,' he added. Driver Albert Henry Ponting has been in a Siam prison camp for more than three years. He is now on his way home.

Albert and Alma

Note: Courier Mail Saturday 13 October 1945

Last change

5 November 2011 – 19:18:54