Lehmann Henschke - Person Sheet
Lehmann Henschke - Person Sheet
NamePAMMENTER, Frederick Ernest 
BurialPort Pirie, SA81551
FatherPAMMENTER, Thomas
MotherMARTIN, Julia Mary
Obituary
Recorder (Port Pirie, SA : 1919 - 1954) Fri 18 Oct 194081551
DEVOTED TO HOME
AND FAMILY
MR. F. E. PAMMENTER
PASSES AT 60
Married in House Of
Wife's Birth
Pirie lost one of its most respectcd
citizens with the passing in Pirie Hos
pital of Mr. Frederick Ernest Pam
menter at the age of 60 years.
Mr Pammenter's death caused the
first break in a family of nine chil-
dren. He was born in Hundred of
Pirie on April 1O, 1880, and was
brought up by his parents-Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Pammenter-on their
farm in that district.
He was educated at Hundred of
Pirie School and Pirie School, and in
his early youth lie worked on farms in
the district. When he first came to
Pirie in 1899. Mr Pammenter started
in a butchering business in Tenth
street. Pirie West, and remained there
for several years.
in 1904 he was married to Miss
Adelaide Nunan by Rev. George Hill,
the wedding being celebrated in the
house in Moorhouse street, Solomon
town, where his widow still lives, Mrs.
Pammenter was born in one room of
the house, and in the adjoining room
she was married to Mr. Pammenter.
Their three children were born under
the same roof.
The house, which has a. little store
attached, is nearly 100 years old now
and Mrs. Pammenter's parents were
probably the first occupants of the
building. She was 61 years of age
last Friday.
WAS STANCH DRUID
Mr. Pammenter was devoted to his
wife family, and home, and was be
loved of all who knew him. Every
thing he did was for his family. He
was a quiet, respected member of
Congregational Church, and was a
stanch brother in the Ancient Order
of Druids. He had been in that or
ganisation for more than 30 years.
He was engaged for many years on
the bottom floor of the Smelters in
the contractors' gang, and left there
about 12 years ago. Two years later,
soon after the marriage of his eldest
daughter, he went into business in
a shop in Parks street, Solomontown,
and about three years later he trans-
ferred his mixed business to the shop
adjoining his last home.
The only sport in which Mr. Pam
menter took an active part was with
Pirie Quoits Club. He was taken
suddenly ill on May 27 of this year.
Mr. Pammenter is survived by his
wife and three children. 'They are
Mr, Frederick James Pammenter (Af
ford road), Janet, Mrs. E. M, Olds
(Esmond road), and Doris, Mrs. E. G,
Stanley (Hundred of Pirie). There is
one grandson and three granddaugh-
ters.
There are eight surviving brothers
and sisters. They are:-Mary (Mrs.
M. A. Pearce), James, Ethel (Mrs. E.
Franks), Oscar, Will, Florence, Allan,
and Geoffrey.
There was a large gathering of re-
latives and friends at the burial ser-
vice in Pirie Cemetery yesterday after-
noon. Revs. D. L. Benton (Port
Elliot), Harry Wood (Congregational
Church) and J. I. Williamson (St. An-
drew's Presbyterian) were the officiat-
ing clergy. Pallbearers were Messrs.
F. S. Dodd, D. Easson. F. Hudson, H.
L. Saudery, K. Welsh, and E. Wallers.
DEVOTED TO HOME
AND FAMILY
MR. F. E. PAMMENTER
PASSES AT 60
Married in House Of
Wife's Birth
Pirie lost one of its most respectcd
citizens with the passing in Pirie Hos
pital of Mr. Frederick Ernest Pam
menter at the age of 60 years.
Mr Pammenter's death caused the
first break in a family of nine chil-
dren. He was born in Hundred of
Pirie on April 1O, 1880, and was
brought up by his parents-Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Pammenter-on their
farm in that district.
He was educated at Hundred of
Pirie School and Pirie School, and in
his early youth lie worked on farms in
the district. When he first came to
Pirie in 1899. Mr Pammenter started
in a butchering business in Tenth
street. Pirie West, and remained there
for several years.
in 1904 he was married to Miss
Adelaide Nunan by Rev. George Hill,
the wedding being celebrated in the
house in Moorhouse street, Solomon
town, where his widow still lives, Mrs.
Pammenter was born in one room of
the house, and in the adjoining room
she was married to Mr. Pammenter.
Their three children were born under
the same roof.
The house, which has a. little store
attached, is nearly 100 years old now
and Mrs. Pammenter's parents were
probably the first occupants of the
building. She was 61 years of age
last Friday.
WAS STANCH DRUID
Mr. Pammenter was devoted to his
wife family, and home, and was be
loved of all who knew him. Every
thing he did was for his family. He
was a quiet, respected member of
Congregational Church, and was a
stanch brother in the Ancient Order
of Druids. He had been in that or
ganisation for more than 30 years.
He was engaged for many years on
the bottom floor of the Smelters in
the contractors' gang, and left there
about 12 years ago. Two years later,
soon after the marriage of his eldest
daughter, he went into business in
a shop in Parks street, Solomontown,
and about three years later he trans-
ferred his mixed business to the shop
adjoining his last home.
The only sport in which Mr. Pam
menter took an active part was with
Pirie Quoits Club. He was taken
suddenly ill on May 27 of this year.
Mr. Pammenter is survived by his
wife and three children. 'They are
Mr, Frederick James Pammenter (Af
ford road), Janet, Mrs. E. M, Olds
(Esmond road), and Doris, Mrs. E. G,
Stanley (Hundred of Pirie). There is
one grandson and three granddaugh-
ters.
There are eight surviving brothers
and sisters. They are:-Mary (Mrs.
M. A. Pearce), James, Ethel (Mrs. E.
Franks), Oscar, Will, Florence, Allan,
and Geoffrey.
There was a large gathering of re-
latives and friends at the burial ser-
vice in Pirie Cemetery yesterday after-
noon. Revs. D. L. Benton (Port
Elliot), Harry Wood (Congregational
Church) and J. I. Williamson (St. An-
drew's Presbyterian) were the officiat-
ing clergy. Pallbearers were Messrs.
F. S. Dodd, D. Easson. F. Hudson, H.
L. Saudery, K. Welsh, and E. Wallers.
Spouses
Birth11 Oct 1879, Solomontown, SA81548
Death1964, SA81549 Age: 84
FatherNUNAN, Maurice James (ca1837-1922)
MotherTHOMSON, Janet (ca1838-1916)