Olive May EDWARDS (1926-....)

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4. Olive May Edwards (1926 - ....)

Spouse : John William Gumley

1. Nola Irene Warren

2. .... George Ernest Edward Warren & Iris Ella Ford

3. .... .... Leonard Leslie Warren & Burdett Launder

4. .... .... ... Charles James Warren and Elizabeth (Agnes) McNay

... Children - 1. Mabel May Warren & Robert Darlington Buckley
2. Myrtle May Warren

3. Clifford James Warren & Myrtle Mary Young
4. Charles Victor Warren & Lily May Eastwood

5. Linden Melville Warren & Grace Aimers & Annie Veronica Murphy
6. Leonard Leslie Warren
7. Ivy Olive Warren & William John Edwards
... Children 1. Agnes Heather Edwards & John Clifford Buckley

2. Florence Merva Edwards & Clifford Forden
3. Ivy Marcelle Edwards & Thomas Ham O'Shea
4. Olive May Edwards & John William Gumley

8. Carol Vera (Catherine) Warren
9. Lloyd Loch Warren
10. Vera Loveday Warren

Ivy Olive Warren

Born                          1926
Father                       Ivy Olive Warren
Mother                      William John Edwards

Married                    1945
Spouse                     John William Gumley

Death
Burial

Olive worked as a theatre usherette prior to her marriage

1946 - Married – Olive May Edwards

Name: Olive May Edwards
Gender: Female
Marriage Registration Year: 1945
Marriage Registration Place: Victoria, Australia
Spouse: Jno Wm Gumley
Reference Number: 8527
Ancestry.com. Victoria, Australia, Marriage Index, 1837-1950

WEDDING – GUMLEY – EDWARDS

At Scots Church, Collins Street, the marriage of Miss Olive May Edward to Mr. John William Gumley was celebrated by the Rev. M. McQueen.
The bride, who was given away by her uncle, Sgt. L. L. Warren, A.I.F. (returned), wore a frock of heavy white crepe sewn with silver beads and a Limerick lace veil surmounted with a coronet of orange blossom and azaleas were carried.
Her sister, Mrs. T.H. O’Shea, was matron-of-honour, and Miss Laurel Hunt was bridesmaid. Both wore frocks of powder blue crepe with matching halo hats and carried pink cyclamen. Mr. Edward Hucker was the best man and Mr. Kenneth Horton was groomsman.