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Sampson, Maudie

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First NameElizabeth MaudeLast NameSampsonDescriptionElizabeth Maude Sampson (Maudie) Wakefield was born in 1895 and adopted by Mark and Elizabeth Lammas at the age of three years. Mark Lammas was a blacksmith in Richmond.
Maudie recalls her school years, including games and sports they played. She also explains the mourning customs at the time.
AuthorLouise ChartersDate31 May 1984 OccupationCake shop employeeMaiden NameLammasSubject/KeywordLammas familyBlacksmithsClothingCroucher familyInterviewsMay's StoreMourning customsOral history transcriptsRichmond Baptist ChurchRichmond Fire BrigadeRichmond SchoolWorld War, 1939-45Conditions of UseThis oral history is to be used for your private research, education or study only. If you wish to share or use the material contained in this transcript in any other way, then please contact us first.

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CollectionRichmond Oral History ProjectPlaceRichmondOrganisationTasman District CouncilRichmond School

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