Maxwell Pamment
1915 - 2002 (87 years)-
Name Maxwell Pamment Born 07 Mar 1915 Kumara, West Coast, New Zealand 
[1] Gender Male Died 09 Nov 2002 Nelson, New Zealand Person ID I2436 PammentIsleham Last Modified 16 Feb 2015
Father George Pamment, b. 13 Feb 1866, Hokitika, Westland, West Coast New Zealand, New Zealand , d. 19 Jul 1953, Timaru, Canterbury, New Zealand (Age 87 years) Relationship Natural Mother Florence Elizabeth Brunt, b. Abt 1880, Christchurch, New Zealand , d. 13 Mar 1946, Christchurch, New Zealand (Age ~ 66 years) Relationship Natural Married 09 May 1911 Anglican Church, New Brighton, Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand [2] Notes - RG Cert 1911/3137
Marriage witnesses: George RIEGER, Boot Salesman, New Brighton & Laura Rieger, Union St., New Brighton (her sister and brother-in-law)
Family ID F110 Group Sheet
Family Patricia Eileen Spenser Private-Begin 09 Feb 1945 Palmerston North, New Zealand Children 1. Living Pamment 2. Living Pamment Last Modified 16 Feb 2015 Family ID F790 Group Sheet
- RG Cert 1911/3137
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Maxwell Pamment (1915-2002) with Jenni Ogden
Maxwell Pamment (1915-2002) with Jenni Ogden, in New Zealand.
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Notes - In an e-mail from Susan Little she writes of Max: "He built radios as a boy and would tune into the Coconut Grove in L. A. He later became a Radio mechanic and then managed Columbus Radio in Nelson. He loved gardening espesciallly vegetables, built wooden rocking horses and dolls house furniture, and he also played the violin . He had a lovely relationship with his granddaughters and at eighty went to Japan to visit Rebecca who was working there and apparently was a real hit with the ladies! He enjoyed life and was described as a dignified witty man, with a gutsy nature and the Pamment sense of humour. One family story is of the time he was delivering bread inthe Kumara district and was driving too fast ending up in a pond on the Kumara straight. A local lady saw his plight and went to the bakery to tell Dan's grandfather (John James Pamment - "Jack"). Jack went to the pond to see his brother standing in the pond with loaves of bread floating all around but no sign of the bread van. "Where's the van ?"asked Jack "I'm standing on it !" came back the reply
- In an e-mail from Susan Little she writes of Max: "He built radios as a boy and would tune into the Coconut Grove in L. A. He later became a Radio mechanic and then managed Columbus Radio in Nelson. He loved gardening espesciallly vegetables, built wooden rocking horses and dolls house furniture, and he also played the violin . He had a lovely relationship with his granddaughters and at eighty went to Japan to visit Rebecca who was working there and apparently was a real hit with the ladies! He enjoyed life and was described as a dignified witty man, with a gutsy nature and the Pamment sense of humour. One family story is of the time he was delivering bread inthe Kumara district and was driving too fast ending up in a pond on the Kumara straight. A local lady saw his plight and went to the bakery to tell Dan's grandfather (John James Pamment - "Jack"). Jack went to the pond to see his brother standing in the pond with loaves of bread floating all around but no sign of the bread van. "Where's the van ?"asked Jack "I'm standing on it !" came back the reply
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Sources - [S271] e-mail from Susan Little dtd 25 Feb 2006.
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- [S271] e-mail from Susan Little dtd 25 Feb 2006.