Mann Info 14b, Waddel

Info 14b. Waddel Marriages

As yet no info on Annie and Georges Wedding not in NZBMD or local papers

1896 Auckland
Ann Eliza Waddel, Hobson Street, home duties, residential
George    Waddel, Hobson Street, Baker,       residential

Beatrice Stella Waddel, Hobson street, household duties, residential
Ernest          Waddel, hobson Street, Cabinetmaker, residential
Sophia ann      Waddel, Hobson Street, Baker, residential
William         Waddel, Hobson Street, Clerk, residential

1900 Auckland
Annie   Waddel, Summers Street, domestic duties
George  Waddell, Summers Street, Baliff

William Waddel, Hobson Street, Clerk
Sophia  Waddel, Hobson Street, Baker

1905 Auckland West
Annie Waddel, Summers Street, home duties


1911 Auckland west
Annie  Waddel,    Summers Street, Domestic duties
George Waddel, 55 Summers Street, Baker


1919 Tauranga, Bay of Plenty
George       Waddel, Somerstown, Te Aroha, Baker
Ann eliza    Waddel, Somerstown, Te Aroha, Married
Irene gladys Waddel, somerstown, Te Aroha, Spinster

1928 Tauranga, Bay of Plenty
George Waddel, Seddon Street, Te Aroha, Baker

1935 Tauranga, Bay of Plenty
George Waddel, Jackson Street, Te Aroha, No Occupation

1938, Thames, Waikato
George Waddel, Jackson Street, Te Aroha, No Occupation

Auckland Star, 16th November 1925
Deaths;- WADDEL: On November 14. at Waikato Hospital, Hamilton, Annie Eliza, beloved wife of George Waddel, Sommerstown, Te Aroha; aged fifty-nine years. Interred Te Aroha today (Monday) 3 o'clock.

Auckland Star, 14th August 1941
Death WADDEL: On August 14. at the Waikato Hospital, George dearly beloved husband of the late Annie Waddel. and dear father of Ruby. Arthur, Elsie, Irene and Vera, grandfather of Raymond. Alma. Vera. Eddie. Marlon. Jack. Melve, Victor and Margaret, great-grandfather of Raewyn. Maureen and Noel; aged 78 years. Funeral will leave his daughter's residence. Mrs. Johnson. Jackson Street Ruakaka on Friday at 2.30 p.m. for the Te Aroha Cemetery.

Auckland Star, 14th August 1941

Death
WADDEL:
On August 14. at the Waikato Hospital, George dearly beloved husband of the late Annie Waddel. and dear father of
Ruby. Arthur, Elsie, Irene and Vera,
grandfather of Raymond. Alma. Vera. Eddie. Marlon. Jack. Melve, Victor and Margaret,
great-grandfather of Raewyn. Maureen and Noel; aged 78 years.
Funeral will leave his daughter's residence. Mrs. Johnson. Jackson Street Ruakaka on Friday at 2.30 p.m. for the Te Aroha Cemetery.

New Zealand Herald, 23rd August 1941
OBITUARY MR. GEORGE WADDEL (O.C.) TE AROHA, Friday The death has occurred of Mr. Georgi Waddel, aged 78. Born in Auckland in 1863, Mr. Waddel was educated at St. Matthew's Private School and Wesley College, After serving an apprenticeship as a baker with his father, the late Mr. W. R. Waddel, who for a term served as Mayor of' Auckland, Mr. George Waddel left New Zealand, and took part in the gold rush at Koolgardie. He later followed his trade in Sydney and Melbourne, eventually returning to Auckland to enter business on his own account. He disposed of this business to accept a position as clerk of the Court at Coromandel, and, after spending a long period in that district, was transferred to Auckland, where he was employed for many years in the bailiff's office. He came to Te Aroha 30 years ago and took up the baking trade again. He later worked in Morrinsville until the time of his retirement. His wife died in 1925. Mr. Waddel is survived by four daughters. There are nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

New Zealand Herald, 23rd August 1941

OBITUARY
MR. GEORGE WADDEL
(O.C.) TE AROHA, Friday
The death has occurred of Mr. Georgi Waddel, aged 78. Born in Auckland in 1863,
Mr. Waddel was educated at St. Matthew's Private School and Wesley College,
After serving an apprenticeship as a baker with his father, the late Mr. W. R. Waddel, who for a term served as Mayor of' Auckland, Mr. George Waddel left New Zealand, and took part in the gold rush at Koolgardie.
He later followed his trade in Sydney and Melbourne, eventually returning to Auckland to enter business on his own account.
He disposed of this business to accept a position as clerk of the Court at Coromandel, and, after spending a long period in that district, was transferred to Auckland, where he was employed for many years in the bailiff's office.
He came to Te Aroha 30 years ago and took up the baking trade again. He later worked in Morrinsville until the time of his retirement.
His wife died in 1925. Mr. Waddel is survived by four daughters.
There are nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren.