Keith Ballantyne Hannaford 1a 2a

Birth Name Keith Ballantyne Hannaford
Gender male
Age at Death unknown

Events

Event Date Place Description Sources
Birth 1909 Talunga, South Australia, Australia Book 824 Page 297 2a
Death       3

Parents

Relation to main person Name Birth date Death date Relation within this family (if not by birth)
Father William John Hannaford18631 February 1924
Mother Mary Rebecca Ballantyne Hendersonabout 18743 June 1909
         Keith Ballantyne Hannaford 1909
 
Father William John Hannaford18631 February 1924
Martha Rose Kelly18641901
    Half-brother     Cecil Frederick Hannaford 1886
    Half-brother     Dudley William Hannaford 1887 1954
    Half-brother     Walter Gilmour Hannaford 1888 1888
    Half-brother     Ralph Gould Hannaford 1890 1964
    Half-brother     Elliott Gould Hannaford 1893 1975
    Half-sister     Bera Rose Hannaford 1895 1968
    Half-sister     Fannie Hannaford 1897
 
Father William John Hannaford18631 February 1924
Stepmother Amelia Norsworthy18763 July 1957
    Half-brother     Basil Lancelot Hannaford 1912 1913

Pedigree

  1. William John Hannaford
    1. Mary Rebecca Ballantyne Henderson
      1. Keith Ballantyne Hannaford

Source References

  1. The Register (Adelaide)
      • Date: 4 February 1924
      • Page: Page 8
      • Citation:

        OBITUARY.

        Mr. William John Hannaford, horticulturist and grazier, of Mount Bera, Chain of Ponds, whose death was announced on Saturday, was the second son of the late Mr. Frederick Hannaford, a pioneer of the district and was born in 1863, at Clare, South Australia. Having been educated principally at Prince Alfred College, he joined his father at Mount Bera, and began his life's work in the fruitgrowing and grazing industry on the paternal property. The estate comprises 1000 acres, and, in addition, a property at Narracoorte was held by Mr. Hannaford conjointly with his brother, Elliott on freehold. At a recent date he also acquired the the Ludlow Estate, consisting of 240 acres, upon which a very fine residence was built some 60 years ago by the South Australian Company for one of its managers, this being afterwards used as a ladies' boarding school. Mr. Hannaford continued to reside at the old homestead, to which he went as a child of three years old from Clare. In the earlier days he exported a quantity of fruit to England on his own account, but more recently had disposal of his products for the same purpose to A. E. Pitt and Sons. He raised lambs, also for the export trade, and was connected with the woolgrowing industry, his flock comprising about 700 sheep of the merino breed. Mr. Hannaford was a deacon in the Baptist Church at Gumeracha, with which he had been associated for some years, and a member of the executive of the Fruitgrowers' Association. In 1886 he married a daughter of the late Mr. William Kelly, of Gould Creek, and at her death was left with a family of four sons and two daughters. In 1902 his second marriage took place, the present Mrs Hannaford being Mary Rebecca Ballantyne, daughter of the Rev. Mr. Henderson, Baptist minister of Orroroo, by whom be had one son.

  2. Genealogy SA: South Australia BDM Indexes
      • Date: 1909
      • Page: Birth - Keith Ballantye Hannaford (824/297)
  3. (Death unknown but obviously not living)