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     Kathleen Isabel Maud Palmer is the daughter of John Palmer.¹ She married William George Holford, son of Reverend William Holford and Ellen Walker, on 12 October 1901.¹
     From 12 October 1901, her married name became Holford.¹

     John Palmer lived at Port Elizabeth, Cape Province, South Africa.¹

     Neil Mortimer Holford was born on 30 July 1908.¹ He was the son of William George Holford and Kathleen Isabel Maud Palmer.¹ He married Gwen Hopkins, daughter of G. Hopkins, on 2 March 1936.¹
     He was educated at Diocese College, Cape Town, Cape Province, South Africa^G.¹ He was educated at Imperial College, London Royal School of Mines, London, England.¹

     Gwen Hopkins is the daughter of G. Hopkins.¹ She married Neil Mortimer Holford, son of William George Holford and Kathleen Isabel Maud Palmer, on 2 March 1936.¹
     From 2 March 1936, her married name became Holford.¹

     Graham Mortimer Holford was born on 27 October 1941.¹ He is the son of Neil Mortimer Holford and Gwen Hopkins.¹
     He was educated at Diocese College, Cape Town, Cape Province, South Africa.¹ He graduated from Witwatersrand University, Johannesburg, Transvaal, South Africa, in 1965 with a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)¹

     Lynn Elizabeth Holford was born on 2 March 1940.¹ She is the daughter of Neil Mortimer Holford and Gwen Hopkins.¹ She married Michael William Caldwell, son of William Charles Caldwell, on 15 December 1962.¹
     From 15 December 1962, her married name became Caldwell.¹

     Michael William Caldwell is the son of William Charles Caldwell.¹ He married Lynn Elizabeth Holford, daughter of Neil Mortimer Holford and Gwen Hopkins, on 15 December 1962.¹

     William Charles Caldwell lived at 40 High Road, Bramley, Johannesburg, Transvaal, South Africa.¹

     Philippa Kathleen Holford was born on 8 November 1943.¹ She is the daughter of Neil Mortimer Holford and Gwen Hopkins.¹ She married Selwyn Barnett Kossuth, son of Barnett Reginald Kossuth, on 4 July 1964.¹
     From 4 July 1964, her married name became Kossuth.¹