Martin was a son of Mr and Mrs Peter Karen Ronning, of Trondhjem, Norway
He married Mona Charlotte MacGregor in 1905
Mona was 1 of 10 children of John Charles MacGregor & Charlotte Perkins, buried Taita.
Mona Charlotte Ronning died 23 Dec 1956
He served as Seaman Private 8/3752 with 11th Reinforcements, Otago Infantry battalion, D Company, NZEF. He embarked 1 April 1916. His next of kin was listed as Miss Mai Ronning (niece), 44 North Spalding Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, USA. He married Mona in 1905, unknown why she was not listed as NOK
He was killed in action at Somme France on 27 Sep 1916
His memorial is at Caterpillar Valley (New Zealand) Memorial
His MEMORIAL is at Taita as he was a resident prior to going to war
Evening Post, 12 Aug 1913
Whilst riding along the cycle track at Lower Hutt last month, Mr Ronning, a resident of Taita, ran into a depression on the track and was thrown to the ground, suffering slight injuries to himself and damaging his bicycle.
Evening Post, 28 Oct 1915
INFANTRY STILL NEEDED men who have returned their papers since noon yesterday and up to noon to-day:-
RONNING, Martin Andrews, mariner, City (infantry)
Evening Post, 12 Oct 1916
Killed In Action RONNING, M. A., 8/3752 (Miss M. Ronning, Chicago, niece)
First name is Matthew on nominal roll; Martin on Archway and CWGC.
He married Mona Charlotte MacGregor in 1905
Mona was 1 of 10 children of John Charles MacGregor & Charlotte Perkins, buried Taita.
Mona Charlotte Ronning died 23 Dec 1956
He served as Seaman Private 8/3752 with 11th Reinforcements, Otago Infantry battalion, D Company, NZEF. He embarked 1 April 1916. His next of kin was listed as Miss Mai Ronning (niece), 44 North Spalding Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, USA. He married Mona in 1905, unknown why she was not listed as NOK
He was killed in action at Somme France on 27 Sep 1916
His memorial is at Caterpillar Valley (New Zealand) Memorial
His MEMORIAL is at Taita as he was a resident prior to going to war
Evening Post, 12 Aug 1913
Whilst riding along the cycle track at Lower Hutt last month, Mr Ronning, a resident of Taita, ran into a depression on the track and was thrown to the ground, suffering slight injuries to himself and damaging his bicycle.
Evening Post, 28 Oct 1915
INFANTRY STILL NEEDED men who have returned their papers since noon yesterday and up to noon to-day:-
RONNING, Martin Andrews, mariner, City (infantry)
Evening Post, 12 Oct 1916
Killed In Action RONNING, M. A., 8/3752 (Miss M. Ronning, Chicago, niece)
First name is Matthew on nominal roll; Martin on Archway and CWGC.
Martin was a son of Mr and Mrs Peter Karen Ronning, of Trondhjem, Norway
He married Mona Charlotte MacGregor in 1905
Mona was 1 of 10 children of John Charles MacGregor & Charlotte Perkins, buried Taita.
Mona Charlotte Ronning died 23 Dec 1956
He served as Seaman Private 8/3752 with 11th Reinforcements, Otago Infantry battalion, D Company, NZEF. He embarked 1 April 1916. His next of kin was listed as Miss Mai Ronning (niece), 44 North Spalding Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, USA. He married Mona in 1905, unknown why she was not listed as NOK
He was killed in action at Somme France on 27 Sep 1916
His memorial is at Caterpillar Valley (New Zealand) Memorial
His MEMORIAL is at Taita as he was a resident prior to going to war
Evening Post, 12 Aug 1913
Whilst riding along the cycle track at Lower Hutt last month, Mr Ronning, a resident of Taita, ran into a depression on the track and was thrown to the ground, suffering slight injuries to himself and damaging his bicycle.
Evening Post, 28 Oct 1915
INFANTRY STILL NEEDED men who have returned their papers since noon yesterday and up to noon to-day:-
RONNING, Martin Andrews, mariner, City (infantry)
Evening Post, 12 Oct 1916
Killed In Action RONNING, M. A., 8/3752 (Miss M. Ronning, Chicago, niece)
First name is Matthew on nominal roll; Martin on Archway and CWGC.
He married Mona Charlotte MacGregor in 1905
Mona was 1 of 10 children of John Charles MacGregor & Charlotte Perkins, buried Taita.
Mona Charlotte Ronning died 23 Dec 1956
He served as Seaman Private 8/3752 with 11th Reinforcements, Otago Infantry battalion, D Company, NZEF. He embarked 1 April 1916. His next of kin was listed as Miss Mai Ronning (niece), 44 North Spalding Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, USA. He married Mona in 1905, unknown why she was not listed as NOK
He was killed in action at Somme France on 27 Sep 1916
His memorial is at Caterpillar Valley (New Zealand) Memorial
His MEMORIAL is at Taita as he was a resident prior to going to war
Evening Post, 12 Aug 1913
Whilst riding along the cycle track at Lower Hutt last month, Mr Ronning, a resident of Taita, ran into a depression on the track and was thrown to the ground, suffering slight injuries to himself and damaging his bicycle.
Evening Post, 28 Oct 1915
INFANTRY STILL NEEDED men who have returned their papers since noon yesterday and up to noon to-day:-
RONNING, Martin Andrews, mariner, City (infantry)
Evening Post, 12 Oct 1916
Killed In Action RONNING, M. A., 8/3752 (Miss M. Ronning, Chicago, niece)
First name is Matthew on nominal roll; Martin on Archway and CWGC.
Inscription
In loving memory of
John C. MacGregor 1836 -1927
Mona Charlotte Ronning Died 23rd December 1956
8/ 3752 M.A. Ronning killed in action - Somme France 27 September 1916
Claude Macgregor 1123 4th S.A. Forces 21 June 1946 Interred at Taradale
Mother Charlotte 1850 - 1919 Interred at St Johns
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Brooke 1878 - 1899
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