WWII veteran and maker of violins turns 100
Deur Candice Bezuidenhout 14 April 2021 06:06 James Pledger with three of his great-grandchildren, triplets, Kyra (left), Ava and Callum Pledger on their thirteenth birthday recently. Photo:supplied AFTER surviving World War II and even making it out alive when the HMS Ark Royal sank to the bottom of the ocean in 1941, James Pledger, a well-known maker and repairer of violins in Nelson Mandela Bay, turns 100 years old tomorrow. Jim, as he is more commonly known, was born in a little village called Barkway, in rural Her...
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