Tracey Sumner was born in 1892 at Point McLeay, South Australia, Australia [1], the daughter of John Sumner (1845-1905) and Rebecca Giles (1859-1925) and her siblings were Rachel Sumner (1874-1911), Jonathan Sumner (1876-1936), Ellen Sumner (1878-1946), Elizabeth Sumner (1880-1882), Effie Sumner (1881-1943), Arthur Sumner (1883-), Matthew Sumner (1884-1938), Major Sumner (1886-1909), Andrew Sumner (1888-1957), Hector Sumner (1887-), Fanny Sumner (1888-1892), Adeline Sumner (1890-1938), Wiltshire Sumner (1894-1971) and Everett Sumner (1896-1958) [2]
She married Gordon Wilfred Rigney in 1910 at Point McLeay, South Australia, Australia [3]and their children were Victor Read Rigney (1911-1965), Graham Ivan Rigney (1914-1938), Elva Maude Rigney (1917-1955), Cyril Rufus Rigney (1920-1980), Lilian Madge Rigney (1921-1976?) and Lionel Rigney (1923-1923).
Tracey is said to have died in 1923 [4] from Pneumonia, soon after the birth of Lionel [5], leaving Gordon with five young children to care for.
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