Ted Cordner

This is the player profile for Edward Pruen Cordner (a.k.a. Ted Cordner), born in Cheltenham, England in 1919. He played for Melbourne in the VFL/AFL, winning a premiership with Melbourne in 1941.

Not to be confused with:
Edward Rae Cordner (a.k.a. Ted Cordner) (b. 18/06/1887) - Melbourne and University

Player Details

Name: Edward Cordner
Full Name: Edward Pruen Cordner
Alias: Ted Cordner
DOB: 31/01/1919
POB: Cheltenham, England
DOD: 04/03/1996
POD: Greensborough, Victoria
Height: 188cm
Weight: 89kg

Player History

VFL/AFL History: (1941-1943, 1946) - 52 matches, 0 goals

Melbourne (1941-1943, 1946) - 52 matches, 0 goals

Player Accolades

VFL/AFL Accolades:

Melbourne (1941-1943, 1946)
- 52 matches played for Melbourne in the VFL/AFL
- 1941 premiership won with Melbourne in the VFL/AFL

Season History

Season	Premiership	Team	Matches	Rounds
1941	VFL Season	Melbourne	11	R10-18, SF, GF
1942	VFL Season	Melbourne	11	R05-08, R10-16
1943	VFL Season	Melbourne	11	R01-02, R04-05, R07-08, R10, Q01-02, Q04-05
1946	VFL Season	Melbourne	19	R02-12, R15-19, SF, PF, GF

Relatives Details

Grandparents

Edward James Cordner (b. 1856, d. 1930) - paternal grandfather
Helen Cordner (née Rae) (b. 1860, d. 1952) - paternal grandmother

Parents

Edward Rae Cordner (a.k.a. Ted Cordner) (b. 18/06/1887, d. 21/07/1963) - father
Margaret Constance Pruen - mother

Siblings

Donald Pruen Cordner (a.k.a. Don Cordner) (b. 21/01/1922, d. 13/05/2009) - brother
George Denis Pruen Cordner (a.k.a. Denis Cordner) (b. 28/06/1924, d. 17/10/1990) - brother
John Pruen Cordner (b. 20/03/1929, d. 10/12/2016) - brother

Other (Blood Relatives)

Henry Cordner (a.k.a. Harry Cordner) (b. 17/06/1885, d. 14/11/1943) - paternal uncle

Distant (Blood Relatives)

Henry Cordner (b. 1831, d. 1916) - 3rd degree
Isaiah Joseph Cordner (a.k.a. Isaiah Cordner) (b. 1860, d. 1934) - 4th degree
Joseph Alan Cordner (a.k.a. Alan Cordner) (b. 06/05/1890, d. 25/04/1915) - 5th degree
Laurence Osmaston Cordner (a.k.a. Larry Cordner) (b. 07/02/1911, d. 11/07/1992) - 5th degree
Martha Diggles Cordner (née Hislop) (a.k.a. Martha Cordner) (b. 1835, d. 1922) - 3rd degree

Links

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