Born in Kapunda, South Australia, Australia
Ancestors 
Daughter of Thomas William Cato
and Elizabeth Maria (Walker) Cato
Sister of
Laura Amelia (Cato) Rogers, Raymond Herbert Cato, James Edward Cato, Clarice Olive (Cato) Shepherd, Olive Myrtle (Cato) Bailey, Ivy Victoria (Cato) Parfitt, Leonard Cato, Leonard Frederick Cato and Violet Catherine Cato
Wife of
Walter Inglis Bonham
— married
1926 in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
[children unknown]
Died [date unknown]
[location unknown]
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Biography
Edith May Cato was born in 1885 at Kapunda, South Australia, Australia. She was the second daughter of Thomas Cato and Elizabeth Walker.[1]
She married Walter Bonham in 1926 at Adelaide, South Australia.[2]
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