Annie Oceana RYDER [923]

  General Notes:

1849 Annie was born on board the Asiatic nr Tenneriffe, position, Long 6.5W, Lat. 0.35N.
1927 SA Death 493/184 PADMAN Annie Oceana George Waterhouse PADMAN [DH] Adelaide

Cemetery: St Judes Anglican Church Cemetery (Brighton) PADMAN Annie Oceania 77 y 1927; wife of George Waterhouse.

The Register Friday 11 February 1927
Death Notice:
PADMAN-On the 10th February, at Glenelg, Mrs. G. W. Padman, beloved mother of Mrs. W. Page (Glenelg), Mrs. W. Raston (W.A.), Mrs. N. Weston. (Chicago, U.S.A.), and Mrs B. Scott (Glenelg), and loved sister of Mrs. D. W. Moyse, aged 77 years.

The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954) Thu 17 Feb 1927
Death Notice:
PADMAN. - On February 11, 1927, at Glenelg, South Australia, Annie, widow of the late George Waterhouse Padman and loved mother of Mrs. W. J. Page, Glenelg, South Australia, Mrs. W. A. Raston, Tammin, Western Australia; Mrs. N. J. Weston, Chicago, U.S.A. age 77.

Glenelg Guardian (SA : 1914 - 1936) Thursday 17 February 1927
OBITUARY.
Mrs. A. O. Padman- An old and highly respected resident of Glenelg, Mrs. Annie Oceana Padman, passed away at a rest home at Glenelg on Thursday afternoon,--after a short illness. The deceased lady, who was 77 years of age, was born at sea while her parents were on voyage to Australia from England. She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Ryder. Her father'was a schoolmaster, and for 20 years was stationed at Nairne, and subsequently in many of the northern towns of the State, his last school being at Morphett Vale. At that place Miss Ryder married Mr. George Waterhouse Padman 50 years ago. Mr. Padman conducted a general store in Jetty Road, Glenelg, and after his death 37 years ago the late Mr. J. W. Lane, "who for years was in his employ, took over the business which is now conducted by Mr. Lane's family. Mr. Padman was one of the founders and the first trustee of the Moseley Street Methodist church, and Mrs. Padman took an active interest in church affairs until increasing years made it impossible for her to continue. She also took an active interest in the W.C.T.U., and was a member of the Liberal Union. Kindergarten schools also had her ardent support, and she was given the honour, of opening the Moseley Street kindergarten which was founded by her daughter, Mrs. Weston. Mrs. Padman possessed a kindly nature which endeared her to a large circle of friends. Three daughters survive -Mrs. W. J. Page (Glenelg), Mrs. Norman Weston (Chicago, U.S.A.), Mrs. W. A. Raston (Tammin, W.A.). There is also an adopted daughter (Mrs. B. Scott of Glenelg), whom she cared for from a baby of four months, and seven grand children. Her surviving sister is Mrs. D. W. Hoyse[sic] Moyse.

  Research Notes:

image courtesy Padman family Tree

  Other Records

• Boothbys South Australian Directory, 1895, Milton-street, Glenelg.

Annie married George Waterhouse PADMAN [924] [MRIN: 303], son of Thomas PADMAN [1639] and Mary Ann WATERHOUSE [1640], on 16 Apr 1878 in Res of Joseph Ryder, Morphett Vale, South Australia. (George Waterhouse PADMAN [924] was born on 2 May 1851 in Adelaide, South Australia, died on 9 Sep 1890 in Kent Town, Adelaide, South Australia and was buried in St Jude's Cemetery, Brighton, South Australia.). The cause of his death was Leukaemia.

  Marriage Notes:

1878 SA Marriage 115/245 PADMAN George W RYDER Annie O, Willunga

South Australian Register Thursday 16 May 1878
Marriage Notice:
PADMAN- RYDER- On the 16th of April at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. G. W. Patchell, M.A., George Waterhouse, son of Thomas Padman, Esq. of Kent Town, to Annie Oceana, daughter of Mr. Joseph Ryder, public teacher, of Morphett Vale.