Georgena Ruth (Georgi) Andrew (1919–2014)
Georgena Cohen married Paul Sonken, an American marine, in 1944. They divorced in Sydney in 1961 and she later married James Andrew.
Additional Resources
- marriage notice, Sydney Morning Herald, 19 February 1944, p 18
Related Entries in NCB Sites
- Bell, Dulcie Carmel (mother)
- Cohen, Leopold Wolfe (father)
- Cohen, Anthony Neil (brother)
- Cohen, Pamela (sister-in-law)
- Joseph, Lillian Julia (aunt)
- Marks, Irene Rachel (aunt)
- Phillips, Nadia Flora (aunt)
- Mish, Edna Naomi (aunt)
- Shaumer, Irma Miriam (aunt)
- Cohen, Samuel Sydney (uncle)
- Cohen, Reginald Benn (uncle)
- Cullen, Byron George (uncle)
- Cohen, Alroy Maitland (uncle)
- Cullen, Sefton Louis (uncle)
- Cullen, Octavia Lillian (aunt by marriage)
- Cohen, Elma (aunt by marriage)
- Cohen, Ada (aunt by marriage)
- Cohen, Helen (aunt by marriage)
- Cullen, Nancy (aunt by marriage)
- Joseph, Jerrold Nathan (uncle by marriage)
- Joseph, Abraham Sidney (uncle by marriage)
- Phillips, Lawrence David (uncle by marriage)
- Marks, Reginald Henry (uncle by marriage)
- Mish, Eric John (uncle by marriage)
- Shaumer, Charles Gerschel (uncle by marriage)
- Cohen, Rebecca (grandmother)
- Barnet, Ada Rose (grandmother)
- Cohen, George Judah (grandfather)
- Barnet, Nahum (grandfather)
- Joseph, Rhoda Stella (cousin)
- Cullen, George Jocelyn (cousin)
- Throsby, Gwendoline Miriam (cousin)
- Moss, Helen Elizabeth (cousin)
- Cullen, Paul Alfred (cousin)
- Cohen, Jerrold George (cousin)
- Mish, John Norman (cousin)
- Clark, Pauline (cousin)
- Cohen, Ronald J. (cousin)
- Cohen, Baby (cousin)
Citation details
'Andrew, Georgena Ruth (Georgi) (1919–2014)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/andrew-georgena-ruth-georgi-22783/text32264, accessed 20 April 2024.
Life Summary [details]
Alternative Names
- Cohen, Georgena Ruth
- Sonken, Georgena Ruth
- Sutton, Georgena Ruth
Birth
15 October,
1919
Sydney,
New South Wales,
Australia
Death
Religious Influence
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