Edith Whitehead

  General Notes:

After her marriage Edith lived at 47 Swan St. Richmond, the home of her parents-in-law, James and Mary Moad. They were actively involved with the Cremorne St. Methodist Church in Richmond.
During 1904 Edith and her family moved to Perth where they lived for eight years. They lived at 95 Kimberley St. Leederville. In 1912 they returned to Victoria where they settled at 44 Station St. Camberwell. At this time the family became Baptists, attending the Camberwell Baptist Church. After the death of her husband James, Edith remained at Station St. for the rest of her life. She died in a private hospital in Camberwell. The house was sold after Elsie Moad moved to Ashburton, but was later demolished to make way for a council carpark.
She was buried in the Baptist Section of Box Hill Cemetery, her youngest daughter Elsie Evelyn Moad was later buried with her.

  Noted events in her life were:

• connection.

• Birth Certificate: (13259).

Edith married Thomas Kitson Moad, son of James Mouat (Moad) and Mary Hewitt, on 7 Apr 1892 in Toorak, Victoria Australia (Home Of Mr W. Whitehead - Unrelated). (Thomas Kitson Moad was born on 30 Sep 1870 in Richmond, Victoria Australia and died on 27 Jul 1913 in Station St, Camberwell, Victoria, Australia.)