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 Andrew D. Kemp's Genealogy
 by Andrew Kemp
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Frederick Arthur Pamment
Birth:3 Jan 1902 in Kumara, New Zealand
Death:19 Jun 1979 in Whataroa, New Zealand
Sex:M
Father:George Pamment b. 13 Feb 1866 in Hokitika, New Zealand
Mother:Barbara Anne Laurie Murdoch b. 4 Nov 1866 in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
  
Changed: 31 Aug 2006
Burial: 1979 Whataroa, New Zealand
Occupation: Farmer 1970 Whataroa, New Zealand
Occupation: Mail Bus Driver 1922 South Island, New Zealand
Occupation: Motor Mechanic 1926 Hokitika, New Zealand

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May Louisa Adamson (Wife) b. About 1903 in Hokitika, New Zealand
Marriage: 21 OCT 1926 in All Saints Church, Hokitika, New Zealand
 
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According to grandson Norman Robert Pamment, in a letter of August 1996
, ....."Frederick Arthur drove the service cars carrying mail and passengers to early South Westland community before buying a farm in Whataroa and settling there......dying at age of 74."

The following text is believed to have come from a book about Arthur's P ass Stagecoaches:

"Only five rivers on the ninety-odd mile journey from Hokitika wer e bridged, leaving seven major crossings and many smaller fords. Managing the leather clutches and simple brakes of the old Studebaker and white 'service cars' after repeated immersion in water required a skilled driver. On reaching Franz Josef he had to transfer his mail to a packhorse and take it over the Weheka Hills to Fox Glacier."

Buried in Whataroa, in Plot no. 1 - 90 Cemetery block 4


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