Davey was born in Didsbury, Lancashire, England, in 1926, the son of H. W. Davey. He received his education at Chorlton High School.[1] Davey was a member of the 6th Airborne Division from 1946 to 1948.[1] He married Mavis Birch Baxter in Manchester in 1949, the daughter of H. A. Baxter. They had one son.[1]
He was the managing director of Queen's Hall, Leeds between 1956 and 1966.[1] Davey emigrated to New Zealand with his wife and son in 1966.[2]
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trevor, davey, july, 1926, february, 2012, member, parliament, from, gisborne, north, island, zealand, represented, labour, party, biography, editnew, zealand, parliament, years, term, electorate, party1972, 1975, 37th, gisborne, labourdavey, born, didsbury, l. Trevor Davey 5 July 1926 13 February 2012 was a Member of Parliament from Gisborne in the North Island of New Zealand who represented the Labour Party Biography editNew Zealand Parliament Years Term Electorate Party1972 1975 37th Gisborne LabourDavey was born in Didsbury Lancashire England in 1926 the son of H W Davey He received his education at Chorlton High School 1 Davey was a member of the 6th Airborne Division from 1946 to 1948 1 He married Mavis Birch Baxter in Manchester in 1949 the daughter of H A Baxter They had one son 1 He was the managing director of Queen s Hall Leeds between 1956 and 1966 1 Davey emigrated to New Zealand with his wife and son in 1966 2 Davey served on the Gisborne City Council from 1971 to 1974 where he was a member of the council s works library town planning and airport committees 3 He represented the Gisborne electorate in the New Zealand House of Representatives from 1972 when he beat the incumbent Esme Tombleson the first woman who had represented Gisborne in Parliament 4 5 At the next election in 1975 he was defeated by National s Bob Bell 4 He was awarded the New Zealand 1990 Commemoration Medal for service to the community 6 Davey was a governor of both Gisborne Boys and Gisborne Girls High Schools He was on the executive of the New Zealand Red Cross 1972 1973 1 References edit a b c d e Traue James Edward ed 1978 Who s Who in New Zealand 11th ed Wellington Reed p 95 New Zealand Archives New Zealand passenger lists 1839 1973 FamilySearch Retrieved 18 April 2015 21 new members in House The Press 27 November 1972 p 3 a b Wilson James Oakley 1985 First ed published 1913 New Zealand parliamentary record 1840 1984 4 ed Wellington V R Ward Govt Printer pp 183 192 OCLC 154283103 Falconer Phoebe 7 August 2010 From stage to politics on her own terms The New Zealand Herald Retrieved 28 August 2015 Taylor Alister Coddington Deborah 1994 Honoured by the Queen New Zealand Auckland New Zealand Who s Who Aotearoa p 116 ISBN 0 908578 34 2 Wood G Anthony ed 1996 Ministers and Members in the New Zealand Parliament Dunedin N Z Otago University Press a href Template Citation html title Template Citation citation a first has generic name help New Zealand ParliamentPreceded byEsme Tombleson Member of Parliament for Gisborne1972 1975 Succeeded byBob Bell nbsp This article about a New Zealand Labour Party politician is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte nbsp This business related New Zealand biographical article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Trevor Davey amp oldid 1170982840, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
