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Name	Cedric Charles Hayward
Born	23 January, 1895 South Australia, Australia
Died	23 July, 1950 (aged 55) Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Education *	St Peter's College (Adelaide) (student, 1913-1915) Oxford University (student, 1907-1912)
Occupation or Descriptor *	defence forces personnel (British) (1914-1918) Overseas solicitor (1920-1941) South Australia, Australia polo player (1930-1939) South Australia, Australia Red Cross administrator (1940-1950) South Australia, Australia air force officer (1941-1947) Federal, Australia
Military Service *	World War I (British army officer) World War II (airforce officer) Battle of the Somme, 1916 (British airforce officer)
Legacies *	Cedric Hayward Memorial Gates (St Peter's College, Adelaide) (eponym)
Key Organisations *	John Martin & Co (director, ?-1950) St Mark's College (University of Adelaide) (council member, ?-1950) St Peter's College (Adelaide) (governor, ?-1950) Wyatt Benevolent Fund (SA) (trustee)

* Dates are approximate

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