HOME SURNAME LIST NAME INDEX EMAIL US | ![]() She was married to Joshua GEE. ![]() ![]() ![]() He was married to Mary REARDON on 28 Dec 1800 in Ballyhay, Cork. ![]() He was married to Marie 'Chlory' GLADU . Children were: James Francis WHITEFORD. ![]() ![]() He was married to Henrietta "Etta" June NEFF in Dec 1898 in Nemaha County, Kansas, USA. Children were: Harry WHITEFORD, George WHITEFORD, Alden "Al" WHITEFORD, Gertrude WHITEFORD. ![]() ![]() He was married to Jeannie FRAME . Children were: Elizabeth Lindsay WHITEFORD, Mary Forrest WHITEFORD, John Harper WHITEFORD , Agnes Harper WHITEFORD, William Frame WHITEFORD. ![]() ![]() She was married to Robert James POLLOCK on 21 Feb 1980 in carnbe Church, Pittenween, Fife. ![]() She was married to Andrew James SCOTT on 28 Jul 1988 in Wallace Green Church, Berwick-upon-Tweed. ![]() ![]() Associate Professor Gail Whiteford Associate Professor Ian Gray. Professional profile: Gail has over 20 years involvement in occupational therapy as student, clinician, academic, manager, consultant and researcher. She has worked in New Zealand where she was head of school of occupational therapy at Auckland University of Technology for 7 years. She has also spent time in Canada, the USA, Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam. She has been an invited and keynote speaker in Australia, Canada, and the UK, and has given public lectures on occupation related issues. In 2000, she was a visiting scholar at Dalhousie University in Canada and gave a Conversation with a scholar address in Auckland, New Zealand. She has published widely in international occupational therapy journals and has published one book chapter with another in preparation. Professional positions/representation: President, Australasian Society of Occupational Scientists Associate Editor Promotions, Australian Occupational Therapy Journal Editorial Board Member, Journal of Occupational Science OTA National Assessor Panel (interim) Research interests: qualitative/interpretive research approaches evaluative research occupation wellness community development cross-cultural research Research involvements: a multi-method evaluation of primary care partnerships in Upper Hume region (principal investigator, current) time use/productivity study of clinical supervisors (principal investigator, current) HART clinical utility study (associate investigator, current) client/family perspectives of outcomes following acquired brain injury occupational reconfiguration following ABI occupational needs of inmates, Paremoremo prison intercultural competence development of occupational therapy students (doctoral research) ![]() ![]() ![]() He was married to Carole Ann MCINTYRE. Children were: Jennifer Ann WHITEFORD, Thomas William WHITEFORD. ![]() She was married to John MCMAHON . ![]() Later of Inch Farm, Pittenween Parents: James Lawrie WHITEFORD and Annie Watt LAMBIE. He was married to Gabrielle DUNLOP on 7 Jun 1951 in Abdie Church, Newburgh, Fife. Children were: Margaret Louise WHITEFORD , James WHITEFORD, Allan Robert WHITEFORD, Gabrielle Fiona WHITEFORD, Alayne WHITEFORD. ![]() A Farmer at Langcraigs, Paisley Parents: William WHITEFORD and Isabella HUTCHISON. He was married to Betty. Children were: William WHITEFORD, David WHITEFORD, Alan WHITEFORD, Elizabeth WHITEFORD. ![]() He was married to Marion TYRE. Children were: David WHITEFORD, William WHITEFORD, Marion WHITEFORD . ![]() He was married to Jessie JOHNSTON. ![]() He was married to Isobella FRAME on 25 Oct 1910 in Calton, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland. at 128 French St. Children were: George WHITEFORD. ![]() ![]() He was married to Mary WHITEFORD . Children were: Susanna WHITEFORD. ![]() George assisted his father in his business affairs and carried the mail Parents: William W WHITEFORD and Eliza CANHAN. He was married to Fannie STEEL. Children were: Paul WHITEFORD. ![]() He died in 1790 in Madras, India. He was buried on 11 Oct 1790 in St Mary's, Fort St George, Madras City, India. He was a Lieut HEICS Cawnpore 1788 to 1790 in Madras, India. ![]() He was married to Elaine RAYNOND. ![]() He was married to BERNICE. Children were: Frederick George WHITEFORD, Gerald WHITEFORD, Robert WHITEFORD, Betty Jane WHITEFORD, Harry WHITEFORD, George WHITEFORD. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() He was married to Elaine Claire RAYMOND. ![]() ![]() He was married to Betty Lee LARKIN on 21 Jan 1950 in Santa Monica, California, USA. Children were: Victoria WHITEFORD , Michael WHITEFORD. ![]() He was married to Rebecca Ann MOSS. Children were: Erin Irene WHITEFORD, Evan Patrick WHITEFORD. ![]() ![]() I began working for the Commission in Wellington in 1987, as a Mediation Officer, investigating complaints of discrimination on grounds of sex, marital status, religion and ethical belief. There were 13 Mediation Officers and in 1988 we dealt with 158 complaints. As well as our complaints work, Mediation Officers also responded to telephone enquiries and took part in the Commission's education programme. An early memorable experience was helping another staff member, Richard Bennett, deliver a two-day sexual harassment prevention training programme to several hundred staff at the Department of Social Welfare in Manukau. Justice John Wallace was the Chief Commissioner then and was highly respected for his legal acumen, his warm, gentle manner and his commitment to human rights, including rights under Te Tiriti o Waitangi. In 1989, Margaret Mulgan was appointed Chief Commissioner. In her five-year term, she implemented several key changes: The complaints process was streamlined, with straightforward or resolved complaints being considered by one Commissioner alone The Commission committed to decision-making models and structures that reflected the partnership in the Treaty of Waitangi For the first time, a tier of management comprising four team Convenors was created. I was appointed Complaints Processing Convenor in 1992 The Commission created a Legal Research unit, in order to provide quality human rights input into New Zealand social and legal policy A full-time enquiries officer was appointed, leading eventually to the creation of a specialist enquiries team, that responded to all enquiries from throughout New Zealand. This change also headed the more accurate recording of enquiry statistics. Through all the changes one thing has remained constant: the passion and commitment of Commission staff to provide and protect the human rights of all New Zealanders The Human Rights Act 1993, with its increased grounds of discrimination, brought an increase in the number and complexity of complaints. In 1992 I was privileged to investigate a complaint of race discrimination against Waitara High School, lodged by a whanau of parents and friends of the school. The whanau alleged that Maori students were disadvantaged on grounds of race because the school did not adequately respect the status of te reo and Maori culture. After a disconcerting blaze of publicity, a staff member from the Race Relations Office and I investigated the complaint and reported to the Commission. Commissioners considered that the report established a breach of the Act and, along with Commissioner Erihapeti Murchie, we were asked to conciliate the complaint. The School Board was initially outraged at the Commission opinion. However, after several meetings over many months, the parties reached a settlement, which attracted excellent media coverage. A key element in the settlement was the parties' respect for Erihapeti Murchie, who brought an incomparable dignity and knowledge of te reo and Maori tikanga to the process. In 1994, Pamela Jefferies became Chief Commissioner and, during her term, the Commission consolidated the changes made under Margaret Mulgan. This included the appointment of the first General Manager in 1996, the year I became Complaints Resolution Manager and moved to Auckland. For the record, I am now a committed Aucklander! Today, the complaints resolution team is considerably changed. Mediation Officers are now called Complaints Resolution Officers and there are only six of them dealing with several hundred complaints a year. They are all committed to, and skilled in, early resolution, and the process is well supported by a networked computer system. Through all the changes one thing has remained constant: the passion and commitment of Commission staff to provide and protect the human rights of all New Zealanders. ![]() He was married to Helen. Children were: Gerald Alan WHITEFORD, Fred WHITEFORD, Robert WHITEFORD, Betty WHITEFORD. ![]() She was married to Fay POTTER . Children were: Gladys POTTER. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() He was married to Laura Martha WEISE. Children were: Brian James WHITEFORD , Todd G. WHITEFORD, David B. WHITEFORD. ![]() A Farmer in partnership with his Mother and Father. Parents: Robert WHITEFORD and Jane Allison SANDS. ![]() "My Aunt Grace was a gracious lady -- very kind, genteel and loving. For 10 years, we lived in the same town, Merrick, NY. She was father's (Robert) oldest sibling and became a surrogate grandmother for me, and mother/mother-in-law for my mom, Cissie. We had Thanksgiving dinners at her home. She had lovely china, linen and a gracious home. I recall a lovely wisteria vine in the backyard. Sometimes, we would get together with her children, my cousins, Jack and Jane, their spouses, and children. Due to the age difference, Jack and Jane were close to my parents age, and their kids were close to my age. I remember one Easter Sunday, Aunt Grace took me to the Episcopal Church in Merrick, and I loved the experience. When she died in 1965, I was truly devestated. I loved her very much. So did my mother, Cissie, and everyone who knew Grace Whiteford Bruce." Mary Whiteford, niece, September, 8, 1998 Parents: Andrew WHITEFORD and Grace A. MALTBY. She was married to John BRUCE in New York, NY. Children were: John BRUCE, Jane BRUCE.
![]() He was married to Denise Margaret LUFF on 12 Nov 1977 in Palmyra, Perth, Western Australia. Children were: Ryan William WHITEFORD, Kassey Margaret WHITEFORD. ![]() ![]() ![]() At the University of Waikato, Grants line of work is in teaching curriculum health to a variety of trainee teachers, but in particular, the first year students. ![]()
![]() He was married. Children were: William Howard WHITEFORD . ![]() He was married to Nellie EARLE on 22 Oct 1922 in Van Zandt County, Texas. Children were: WHITEFORD, Richard Delnor WHITEFORD. ![]() He was married to Mabel. |