Descendants of William SPALDING
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BIRTH: NSW BDM 5245/1891 SPALDING Margaret, Father-William, Mother-Maria, Registered at BALMAIN
Marriage: NSW BDM 4626/1911 CAMARSH CHARLES F SPALDING MARGARET BALMAIN NORTH
Marriage Date: 17th May 1911
Groom: Charles Frederick Camarsh
Age: 30 years (bachelor)
Birth Place: Hobart, Tasmania
Home Address: 29 Wortlley St, Balmain
Occupation: Ironworker
Parents: Joseph Francis Camarsh
Catherine Fierse (spelling??)
Bride: Margaret Spalding
Age: 20 years (spinsters)
Birth Place: Balmain, NSW
Home Address: 18 Roseberry St, Balmain
Parents: William Spalding - Iron moulder
Father gave consent for underage marriage
Maria Carr - Domestic Duties
Witness: Fred Camarsh
Ivy Spalding
Minister: William J CakebreadCharles Frederick Camarsh died in August 1921.
Marriage: NSW BDM 1923/1816 SWADLING WILLIAM T CAMARSH MARGARET BALMAIN SOUTH
Sydney, Australia, Anglican Parish Registers, 1814-2011
Margaret Camarsh [Margaret Spalding], domestic duties of 13 Red Lion St, Roxelle, Widow, born Balmian NSW,
Gender: Female
Marriage Age: 32
Record Type: Marriage
Birth Date: abt 1891
Marriage Date: 7 Feb 1923
Marriage Place: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Parish as it Appears: Rozelle Aka Balmain West St Thomas
Father: William Spalding, Iron moulder
Mother: Maria Carr
Spouse: William Thomas Swadling, Labourer of 14 Princess St, Gladesville, widower, born Sydney NSW, aged 40.
Spouse father: Edward Swadling, Blacksmith
Spouse mother: Mary Ann Davis
Witnesses: Charles Thomas, W Spalding.Death: NSW BDM 28609/1952 SWADLING Margaret, Father-William, Mother-Maria, Registered at BALMAIN
Marriage: NSW BDM 4626/1911 CAMARSH CHARLES F SPALDING MARGARET BALMAIN NORTH
Marriage Date: 17th May 1911
Groom: Charles Frederick Camarsh
Age: 30 years (bachelor)
Birth Place: Hobart, Tasmania
Home Address: 29 Wortley St, Balmain
Occupation: Ironworker
Parents: Joseph Francis Camarsh
Catherine Fierse (spelling??)
Bride: Margaret Spalding
Age: 20 years (spinsters)
Birth Place: Balmain, NSW
Home Address: 18 Roseberry St, Balmain
Parents: William Spalding - Iron moulder
Father gave consent for underage marriage
Maria Carr - Domestic Duties
Witness: Fred Camarsh
Ivy Spalding
Minister: William J CakebreadDeath: NSW BDM 9978/1921 CAMARSH CHARLES F JOSEPH F CATHERINE SYDNEY
Birth: NSW BDM 37424/1911 CAMARSH WILLIAM S CHARLES F MARGARET BALMAIN SOUTH
Death: NSW BDM 5907/1978 CAMARSH WILLIAM SPALDING CHARLES MARGARET
Death Notice: CAMARSH,William Spalding, 06MAR1978 aged 65 late of Balmain 07MAR1978 SMH
Field of Mars Cemetery Transcription - 35278
William Spalding Camarsh died 4 March 1978 aged 67 - Son of Margaret & Charles
546. Charles Frederick CAMARSH
Birth: NSW BDM CAMARSH CHARLES F1484/1913 CHARLES F, MARGARET, BALMAIN SOUTH
Death: NSW BDM 10723/1913 CAMARSH CHARLES F CHARLES F MARGARET BALMAIN SOUTH
Birth: NSW BDM CAMARSH FREDERICK T, 30018/1917 CHARLES F, MARGARET, BALMAIN NORTH
Marriage: NSW BDM 1940/14474 CAMARSH FREDERICK THOMAS OLSEN THELMA MARGARET STURGESS SYDNEY
Death Notice: CAMARSH, Frederick Thomas 19AUG2005 88 Death late of Chatswood SMH 23AUG2005
Death Notice indicates he was a return soldier.
Thelma Margaret Sturgess OLSEN
Marriage: NSW BDM 1940/14474 CAMARSH FREDERICK THOMAS OLSEN THELMA MARGARET STURGESS SYDNEY
Death Notice: CAMARSH, Thelma Margaret 08JUN2006 86 Death late of Chatswood 13JUN2006 SMH
Birth NSW BDM: CAMARSH FELICIA R, 38654/1919 CHARLES F, MARGARET, BALMAIN NORTH
Possible Marriage: 25800/1948 GREEN HORACE CAMARSH FAYE RUTH BALMAIN
In 1949 and 1954 electoral roll for Martin/MacKellar as Felicia Ruth Green wih Horace Green, phone technician.
Australia, World War II Military Service Records, 1939-1945
Archie Long Caley
Birth Date: 10 Feb 1919
Birth Place: Wellington, New South Wales
Year Range: 1939-1948
Enlistment Place: Sydney
Service Number: 445567
Next of Kin: Joyce Caley
Series Description: A9301: RAAF, NCOs and Other RanksNSW Marriages: Archie Long Caley
SPOUSE NAME: Joyce Valerie Dickens
MARRIAGE DATE: 1943
MARRIAGE PLACE: New South Wales
REGISTRATION PLACE: Sydney, New South Wales
REGISTRATION YEAR: 1943
REGISTRATION NUMBER: 422Living with Joyce Vera Caley in the 1949 electoral roll at Gladesville. On his own in 1958, and 1963.
Death Notice: CALEY Archie, Death 07NOV2001, late of Patonga Central Coast Express Advocate 09NOV2001
Birth: NSW BDM 1882/3338 Sydney
See entry in Australian Dictionary of Biographies 1891-1939 vol 12, p145- trade unionist.
AIF records: 6081 Pte. SWADLING William Thomas A.G.B.D. 6.3.16 R.T.A. 6.9.19Marriage: NSW BDM 9236/1906 SWADLING WILLIAM T WRIGHT MARGARET E SYDNEY
SWADLING William Thomas
Service Number - 6081, Place of Birth - Sydney NSW, Place of Enlistment-Bathurst NSW, Next of Kin-(Wife) SWADLING MargaretAge in March 1916 was 31 years and 4 months. Address of Mrs Margaret Swaldling was 50 Palmer Street Balmain.
Marriage:NSW BDM 1923/1816 SWADLING WILLIAM T CAMARSH MARGARET BALMAIN SOUTH
Death: NSW BDM 20990/1964 SWADLING WILLIAM THOMAS EDWARD MARY ANN BURWOOD
William Thomas Swadling (1882-1964), trade unionist, was born on 5 October 1882 in Sydney, sixth child of Edward Swadling, native-born publican, and his Welsh wife Mary Ann, née Davis. He was a sailor when he married Margaret Elizabeth Wright (d.1919) on 12 December 1906 at St Paul's Anglican Church, Sydney; they were to have five children. After the birth of his second child in 1909, Swadling left the sea and lived at Balmain. He was employed by the Sydney Harbour Trust and did general labouring (1913) before working on the docks.
Elected vice-president of the Ship Painters and Dockers' Union of Port Jackson in 1915, Swadling was soon recognized as a diplomatic negotiator in waterfront demarcation disputes. In 1916 he was a trade union delegate to the Naval Dockyards Demarcations Board. Having enlisted as a private in the Australian Imperial Force on 20 February, he embarked for England in August. Blue-eyed and brown-haired, he was 5 ft 5 ins (165 cm) tall. In December 1917 he was posted to the Australian Army Medical Corps Details and on 6 February 1918 to the Australian Base Depot Staff in France.
Returning home a widower in September 1919, Swadling was elected State president in 1921 (vice-president in 1923, 1929 and 1931) of the Federated Ship Painters and Dockers' Union of Australia. He regularly represented the union on the Labor Council of New South Wales and at Labor Party conferences. Lobbying on a range of industrial and political issues, he favoured union amalgamations to solve demarcation problems and work rationing to remedy unemployment during trade recessions. In 1922 he condemned Labor's expulsion of Communist Party members. At Labor conferences he identified his union with the support of widows' benefits, motherhood endowments and the 'Hands off China Policy'. On 7 February 1923 he married a widow Margaret Camarsh, née Spalding, at Balmain.
After the death of John McDonald, in 1933 Swadling became secretary of the F.S.P.D.U., the sole salaried official in the State branch. His office was in the Union Hall, Mort Street, Balmain, where the Federal secretary was also located. During the Depression Swadling coped with lean times and the inability of members to pay their dues. In 1937 he reported that financial membership had fallen from 1500 to 700. By the outbreak of World War II numbers had begun to increase; in 1940 'Old Bill' received his first rise to Ð6 10s. and in 1943 he was paid Ð10 per week.
The war brought comparative prosperity to Swadling and to his members, about half of whom—according to Justice Sir George Beeby—had been paid 'a long way below the basic wage' in 1939. Swadling encouraged campaigns for better hiring practices for the largely casual ship-painter and docker workforce. Occasionally in conflict with his colleagues, he retired as branch secretary in 1944, but continued as a Federal councillor.
On 16 April 1964 Swadling died in Concord Repatriation General Hospital and was cremated with Anglican rites. Three sons and two daughters of his first marriage and a son of his second survived him.
Ref: Richard Morris, 'Swadling, William Thomas (1882–1964)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/swadling-william-thomas-8722/text15271, published first in hardcopy 1990, accessed online 22 February 2020. This article was first published in hardcopy in Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 12, (MUP), 1990
SWADLING KEITH ALLAN Service Number - 165999, Date of birth - 16 Mar 1924, Place of birth - SYDNEY NSW, Place of enlistment - SYDNEY, Next of Kin - SWADLING WILLIAM
Marriage: NSW BDM 25756/1951 SWADLING KEITH ALLAN MAWBOM ROMA DAWN FIVE DOCK
Death Notice: SWADLING Keith Allan, Death notice 15NOV1981, Death, late of Gladesville, Sydney Morning Herald 16NOV1981
Sydney Morning Herald - Monday 16 November 1981
DEATHS
SWADLING. Keith Allan - November 15,1981 of Gladesville, beloved husband of Roma, dearly loved father of Glen and Rosemary, Game and Sandy, affectionate pop of Joel, Deanna, Julie, Yvonne, Belinda and Rhonda.
Funeral Thursday 19 November to Northern Suburbs Crematorium.
Death: 6038/1926 SWADLING ELLEN WILLIAM T MARGARET BALMAIN SOUTH
BIRTH: NSW BDM 7/1894 SPALDING DORIS WILLIAM MARIA SYDNEY
MARRIAGE: NSW BDM 13182/1912 HEELS TOM SPALDING DORIS BALMAIN NORTH
In the 1930 Electoral Roll for Dalley, Balmain at 8 Spring Street was
Tom Heels - Bricklayer
Doris Heels - Home duties.DEATH: NSW BDM 4736/1936 HEELS DORIS WILLIAM MARIA ROZELLE
HEELS Doris Death notice 06MAR1936 Funeral late of Rozelle Sydney Morning Herald 06MAR1936
BURIAL
Field of Mars Cemetery
East Ryde, Ryde City, New South Wales, Australia
PLOT Portion: Pbn Row: Sec E Plot: 434Grave Details : aged 42
Find A Grave
Doris Heels
BIRTH 1894
DEATH Mar 1936 (aged 41–42)
BURIAL
Field of Mars Cemetery
East Ryde, Ryde City, New South Wales, Australia
PLOT Portion: Pbn Row: Sec E Plot: 434
Birth: NSW BDM 1446/1896 HEELS TOM THOMAS SABINA BALMAIN SOUTH
Marriage: NSW BDM 13182/1912 HEELS TOM SPALDING DORIS BALMAIN NORTH
Australia, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920
Tom Heels
Gender: Male
Age: 21 3mths
Birth Year: abt 1893
Birth Place: Sydney, New South Wales
Dossier Year Range: 1914-1920
Enlistment Place: Sydney, New South Wales
Service Number: 6032
Spouse: Doris Heels of 13 Merton St RozellePossible death: NSW BDM 16769/1955 HEELS THOMAS 67 YEARS SYDNEY
Birth: NSW BDM 1913/15696 Balmain South
Marriage: NSW BDM 4259/1936 TAYLOR HAROLD LAWRENCE HEELS DORIS ROZELLE
Doris Heel Marriage, spinster, Age 22, factory hand of Rozelle NSW
Marriage Date: 7 Feb 1936
Marriage Place: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Parish as it Appears: Rozelle Balmain West St Thomas
Father: Tom Heel, bricklayer
Mother: Doris Spalding
Spouse: Harold Lawrence Taylor, bachelor, aged 22, motor boat driver of Glebe NSW
Spouse father: William Hutton Taylor, labourer
Spouse mother: Edith Emily Hawkes
Witnesses: C Dann, D. HeelsDeath Notice: TAYLOR Doris, 2JUN1998 Death at Narooma Moruya Examiner 03JUN1998
Probate Notice: TAYLOR Doris, 17JUN1998 Publication, late of Narooma Moruya Examiner
Baptism: Harold Lawrence Taylor
Birth Date: 3 Dec 1913
Baptism Date: 8 Feb 1914
Baptism Place: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Parish as it Appears: St. John, BishopthorpeMarriage: NSW BDM 4259/1936 TAYLOR HAROLD LAWRENCE HEELS DORIS ROZELLE
Harold Lawrence Taylor Marriage Age: 22
Marriage Date: 7 Feb 1936
Marriage Place: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Parish as it Appears: Rozelle Balmain West St Thomas
Father: William Hutton Taylor
Mother: Edith Emily Taylor
Spouse: Doris HeelDeath Notice: TAYLOR Harold Lawrence, Death notice 10MAR1972, Death 59, at Narooma, Sydney Morning Herald 11MAR1972
Birth: NSW BDM 1914/18165 Balmain North
Death: NSW BDM 6807/1914 HEELS THOMAS TOM DORIS BALMAIN NORTH
Birth: NSW BDM 1914/18166 Balmain North
Death: NSW BDM 6808/1914 HEELS WILLIAM TOM DORIS BALMAIN NORTH
Birth: NSW BDM 1915/42493 Balmain South
Baptism: 18 January 1916, Born - 7 December 1915, Nellie, Father Tom Heels a bricklayer, mother Doris, address - 13 Merton St.
Parish record.Sydney, Australia, Anglican Parish Registers, 1814-2011
Nellie Heels
Record Type: Baptism
Birth Date: 7 Dec 1915
Baptism Date: 18 Jan 1916
Baptism Place: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Parish Rozelle Aka Balmain West St Thomas
Father: Tom Heels, bricklayer of 13 Merton St.
Mother: Doris HeelsMarriage: NSW BDM 15973/1939 LAWLER (FROST) ROBERT LEONARD HEELS NELLIE ROZELLE
Church records show on 22 July 1939 Robert Leonard Frost (known as Lawler) a machinist and bachelor from Rozelle aged 20 born Newtown NSW, Mother Dorothy Frost - no father shown married Nellie Heels a domestic spinster aged 23 fther Thomas Heels a bricklayer and mother Doris Spalding (deceased)Robert married Nellie in her 21st year but 5 months before her birthday. Her mother-in-law gave consent. Nellie was around 2 months pregnant with Leonard Robert born 20th of February 1940.
Australia and New Zealand, Find a Grave Index, 1800s-Current
Nellie Lawler
Birth Date: 1917
Death Date: 20 Sep 1981
Cemetery: Narooma General Cemetery, Narooma, Eurobodalla Shire, New South Wales, Australia
Spouse: Robert Leonard Lawler
Marriage: NSW BDM 15973/1939 LAWLER ROBERT LEONARD HEELS NELLIE ROZELLE
Church records show on 22 July 1939 Robert Leonard Frost (known as Lawler) a machinist and bachelor from Rozelle aged 20 born Newtown NSW, Mother Dorothy Frost - no father shown married Nellie Heels a domestic spinster aged 23 fther Thomas Heels a bricklayer and mother Doris Spalding (deceased)Probate Notice: LAWLER Robert Leonard, Probate notice 20JAN1993, Publication Southern Star (Moruya) 20JAN1993
N181642 - 1st Australian Returned Stores Depot, Australian Military Forces
Enlisted 21 October 1941, discharged 19 April 1945.
Born: 17 Jul 1922, Sydney NSW
Next of Kin: Nellie Lawler
Posted to Darwin Details Depot, Eastern Command
Birth: Ivy Maria Spalding
Birth date: 05/11/1895
Mother's name: Maria Carr
Father/parent's name: William
Registration details: 1895/C/5430 QueenslandMarriage: NSW BDM 5441/1915 SHAW JAMES A SPALDING IVY M BALMAIN SOUTH
In the 1930 and 1936 Electoral Rolls for Dalley, Rozelle at 21 National Street
James Alexander Shaw - acidifier
Ivy Maria Shaw - home dutiesDeath Notice: SHAW,Ivy Maria 06MAY1984 Death 08MAY1984 SMH
Birth: NSW BDM 1893/31752 St Peters
Marriage: NSW BDM 5441/1915 SHAW JAMES A SPALDING IVY M BALMAIN SOUTH
In the 1930 and 1936 Electoral Rolls for Dalley, Rozelle at 21 National Street
James Alexander Shaw - acidifier
Ivy Maria Shaw - home dutiesDeath Notice: SHAW,James Alexander 08SEP1979 Death late of Campsie 10SEP1979 SMH
Birth: NSW BDM 1916/15872 Petersham
Marriage: NSW BDM 23402/1943 SHAW FRANCIS WILLIAM, FLETCHER JEAN PHYLLIS MANLY
Death Notice: SHAW Francis William Death 28MAY1958 late of North Balgowlah Sydney Morning Herald 30MAY1958
Death: NSW BDM 8133/1958 SHAW FRANCIS 42 YEARS ST LEONARDS SYDNEY
BIRTH: NSW BDM 19507/1897 SPALDING ANNIE WILLIAM MARIA BALMAIN NORTH
MARRIAGE: NSW BDM 2062/1917 SWALES EDGAR SPALDING ANNIE BALMAIN SOUTH
In the 1930 and 1936 Electoral Roll for West Sydney, Rozelle at 4 Wise Street
Edgar Swales - butcher
Annie Swales - home dutiesDeath Notice: SWALES,Annie 25MAY1978 Death formerly of Padstow Heights 27MAY1978 SMH
DEATH: Transcripts Field of Mars Cemetery, NSW
Page: No 353.85 Size 1 row 1 2553 lawn 5 age 80 "our mother"BURIAL
Field of Mars Cemetery
East Ryde, Ryde City, New South Wales, Australia
PLOT Portion: Ang - Gen Lwn 5 Plot: 2553
BIRTH: NSW BDM 13145/1894 SWALES EDGAR JOHN ANNIE GLEBE
Marriage: NSW BDM 2062/1917 SWALES EDGAR SPALDING ANNIE BALMAIN SOUTH
In the 1930 and 1936 Electoral Roll for West Sydney, Rozelle at 4 Wise Street
Edgar Swales - butcher
Annie Swales - home dutiesDeath: NSW BDM 16169/1963 SWALES EDGAR JOHN ANNIE AUBURN
Birth: NSW BDM SWALES EDGAR, 29511/1917, EDGAR, ANNIE, CANTERBURY
Marriage: NSW BDM 1941/4743 Balmain
War Service: Edgar Swales
Birth Date 8 Sep 191
Birth Place Croydon Park New South Wales
Year range 1939 - 1948
Enlistment Place Paddington New South Wales
Service Number NX85988
Next of Kin Thelma Swales
Series Description B883: Army, 2nd Al FDeath Vic BDM: SWALES Edgar
Mother Annie SPALDING
Father SWALES Edgar
born Fairfield New South Wales
Died Middle Park
1967 12341/1967
Marriage: NSW BDM 1941/4743 Balmain
Birth NSW BDM: SWALES NANCY, 1912/1922, EDGAR, ANNIE, CANTERBURY
Marriage: NSW BDM 25274/1942 DUNN FRANCIS JOSEPH SWALES NANCY ROZELLE
In the 1972 electoral roll for Gladesvlle - on her own and in the 1977 roll with Allan Francis Dunn (her son).
Possible Birth NSW BDM: DUNN FRANCIS J, 199/1918 GORDON H, LILLIAN, SYDNEY
Marriage: NSW BDM 1942/25274 Rozelle
Death Notice: DUNN Francis Joseph, Death 02APR1970, aged 52, late of Gladesville, Sydney Morning Herald 04APR1970
Death NSW BDM: DUNN FRANCIS JOSEPH,23275/1970, JAMES, LILLIAN MAY, RYDE
Marriage: NSW BDM 9328/1948 SWALES RONALD CARN MAVIS JOYCE BALMAIN
Probate Notices: SWALES Mavis Joyce Probate notice 17APR2018 Publication late of Kalparrin Aged Care Facility, Holt ACT Canberra Times 17APR2018
SWALES Mavis Joyce Probate notice 27JUL2018 Publication late of Kalparrin Aged Care Facility, Holt ACT Canberra Times 27JUL2018Death Notice: SWALES (nee Carn) Mavis Joyce Passed away peacefully at Kalparin Aged Care Facility, ACT on Wednesday, 28th February 2018. Wife of Ron (dec'd). Survived by her sister Sylvia. Dearly loved by all her sisters and brothers that have passed before her. Loved aunt of all her nieces and nephews. Aged 95 years.
Death: NSW BDM 16789/1923 SWALES DOUGLAS EDGAR ANNIE ASHFIELD
Marriage: NSW BDM 22549/1946 SOLOMON MAURICE ALBERT SWALES JEAN ROZELLE
BIRTH: NSW BDM 1282/1900 SPALDING LENA WILLIAM MARIA BALMAIN SOUTH
Marriage: NSW BDM 10042/1922 HEINRICH JOHANNAS A SPALDING LENA BALMAIN NORTH
It would appear that Johannas A Heinrich also went by the name John Arthur Bridal.In the 1930 and 1936 Electoral Rolls for Dalley, Rozelle at 66 Nelson Streett
John Arthur Bridal - labourer
Lena Bridal - home dutiesDEATH: NSW BDM 11492/1943 BRIDAL LENA WILLIAM MARIA NEWTOWN
Deceased estate Index: Lena Bridal
Residence Place Rozelle
Death Date 28 Apr 1943
Occupation M W
BIRTH: SPALDING RUBY Registration number 43604/1917
Mother's Given name LENA, District ANNANDALEIn William born 1866's death notice of 6 September 1929 in the Sydney Morning Herald it lists his children as: Margaret, Doris, Ivy, Annie, Lena, Ellen, Ethel, Myrtle, and Ruby. Ruby is thought to be the daughter born in 1917 of Lena.
Marriage: NSW BDM 321/1940 BOYES JOHN THOMAS, SPAULDING RUBY SYDNEY
Marriage: Ruby Spaulding a domestic and spinster of 439 Riley St Surry Hills
Marriage Age 22
Marriage Date 24 Dec 1939
Marriage Place Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Mother Lena Spaulding
Spouse John Thomas Boyes a fisherman of Port Linclon SA
2nd AIF a bachelor aged 35 born in Glanville SA
Gender Male
Marriage Age 35
Birth Date abt 1904
Father John Boyes
Mother Frances Mary HayterDivorce papers Ruby Boyes - John Thomas Boyes seem to be referenced in
ITEM NRS-13495-20-246-2352/1950
Divorce papers Ruby Boyes - John Thomas Boyes
19-06-1950 to 19-06-1950Verbal advice was that Ruby died in 1947 of Brain Tumour. But she was divorced in 1950?
Baptism: John Thomas Boyes
Baptism Date: 6 Jan 1904
Baptism Place: St. Paul's, Port Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Residence Place: Port Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Father: John Boyes
Mother: Francis Mary
FHL Film Number: 951899South Australia, Australia, Police Gazettes, 1862-1947
John Thomas Boyes
Age 28
Birth Date abt 1904
Year 1932
Place South Australia, Australia
Reference Description AU5103-1932 SA Police Gazette 1932The Adverstiser - Adelaide SA
Tuesday 12 April 1932, P11
'WILL CUT TIME OUT'
Charged with having behaved indecently, and with having used indecent language in Marryat street. Port Adelaide, on Saturday evening, John Thomas Boyes appeared before Mr.G. W. Halcombe. S.M., in the Port Adelaide Police Court yesterday. He pleaded guilty to both charges. He was fined 1 pound with 15/- costs, in default seven days' imprisonment, on the indecent behaviour charge, and 2 pounds, with 17/- costs, in default 14 days' imprisonment, on the second charge. When asked if he wanted time to pay the amounts, the defendant replied, 'No, I will cut it out.'Marriage: NSW BDM 321/1940 BOYES JOHN THOMAS SPAULDING RUBY SYDNEY
Marriage: Ruby Spaulding a domestic and spinster of 439 Riley St Surry Hills
Marriage Age 22
Marriage Date 24 Dec 1939
Marriage Place Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Mother Lena Spaulding
Spouse John Thomas Boyes a fisherman of Port Linclon SA 2nd AIF a bachelor aged 35 born in Glanville SA
Gender Male
Marriage Age 35
Birth Date abt 1904
Father John Boyes
Mother Francis Mary HayterAustralia, World War II Military Service Records, 1939-1945
John Thomas Boyes
Birth Date 9 Dec 1904
Birth Place Glanville SA
Year range1939 - 1948
Enlistment Place Port Lincoln SA
Service Number SX1605
Spouse Ruby Boyes
Series Description B883: Army, 2nd Al FDivorce papers Ruby Boyes - John Thomas Boyes seem to be referenced in 1950?
Possible Grave: John Thomas Boyes
Birth 1904
Death 1 Aug 1989 (aged 84–85)
Semaphore, Port Adelaide Enfield City, South Australia, Australia
Burial Cheltenham Cemetery
Cheltenham, Charles Sturt City, South Australia, Australia
Plot Section A, Drive B, Path 4(5), Site 4
Memorial ID 176322556
Birth: 10020/1899 HEINRICH JOHANNES A, JOHN A, MARGARET, BALMAIN SOUTH
Birth: 10020/1899 BRIDAL JOHN A, JOHN A, MARGARET, BALMAIN SOUTHMarriage: NSW BDM 10042/1922 HEINRICH JOHANNAS A, SPALDING LENA, BALMAIN NORTH
It would appear that Johannas A Heinrich also went by the name John Arthur Bridal.In the 1930 and 1936 Electoral Rolls for Dalley, Rozelle at 66 Nelson Streett
John Arthur Bridal - labourer
Lena Bridal - home duties
Death Notice: BRIDAL,John Arthur, died 19JUL1974, late of Gladesville, 23JUL1974 SMHDeath: NSW BDM 15334/1974 BRIDAL JOHN ARTHUR, WILHELM AUGUST, MARGARET
Marriage: NSW BDM 25273/1942 CUTHBERT JOHN DAVID BRIDAL RUTH ROZELLE
Death NSW BDM: BRANDON RUTH 19938/1977 JOHANNES AUGUST LENA 001
Death Notice: CUTHBERT Ruth see BRANDON, Ruth, Sydney Morning Herald 25AUG1977
BRANDON Ruth, Death 24AUG1977, late of Gladesville, Sydney Morning Herald 25AUG1977Sydney Morning Herald Archive, Thursday, August 25,1977
BRANDON. Ruth. AUGUST 24, 1977, (suddenly), late of Gladesville. (nee Cuthbert) dearly loved, wife of Wally, loved mother and mother-in-law of Terry and Cheryl, Philip, and Christiane, fond grandmother of April, Jacrueline and Monique, stepmother of Lorraine and Yvonne.BRANDON. — The relatives and friends of the late Mrs RUTH RRANDON (CUTHBERT) of Gladesville are Invited to attend her funeral service to be held in the chapel of the Northern Suburbs Crematorium, this day (Thursday)
Birth: NSW BDM CUTHBERT JOHN D 5919/1915 DAVID NORA DRUMMOYNE
Marriage: NSW BDM 25273/1942 CUTHBERT JOHN DAVID BRIDAL RUTH ROZELLE
Was mentioned in the death of his father-in-law in 23 July 1974.
Death: NSW BDM 20746/1974 CUTHBERT JOHN DAVID, DAVID SHARP, NORA
Sydney Morning Herald - 11 Aug 1984
BRANDON. Walter John (Wally).
- August 8. 1984. of Bringelly
formerly of Minto. dearly beloved
husband of Ruth (deceased) and
loved father of Lorraine and
Yvonne beloved grandfather of
Andrew, Belinda, Sharon, Scott
and Aaron, loved brother of Fay
and John
BIRTH: NSW BDM 19186/1903 SPALDING ETHEL WILLIAM MARIA BALMAIN SOUTH
Marriage: NSW BDM 14856/1922 MATTHEWS SYDNEY A SPALDING ETHEL BALMAIN NORTH
Divorced 16 March 1939.
Sydney Morning Herald, Thursday 1 September 1938
MATTHEWS v MATTHEWS Sydney Alfred Matthews v Ethel Matthews (formerly Spalding).
Marriage, October, 1922, at Balmain. Issue, desertion. Decree nisi.
Marriage: NSW BDM 4602/1940 LIGHTBURN ARTHUR OGDEN SPALDING ETHEL BALMAINDeath: NSW BDM 27702/1953 LIGHTBURN ETHEL WILLIAM MARIA BALMAIN
Death Notice: LIGHTBURN Ethel, Death 02NOV1953, at Glebe Point Sydney Morning Herald 04NOV1953
Birth: NSW BDM 529/1901 MATTHEWS SYDNEY A WILLIAM ALICE J SYDNEY
Marriage: NSW BDM 14856/1922 MATTHEWS SYDNEY A SPALDING ETHEL BALMAIN NORTH
Death: NSW BDM 3286/1954 MATTHEWS SYDNEY WILLIAM ALICE PARRAMATTA
Marriage NSW BDM: 4661/1947
Groom's Family Name MATTHEWS
Groom's Given Name(s) KEITH SYDNEY
Bride's Family Name(s) BUCKMAN
Bride's Given Name(s) JOAN FRANCES
District NEWTOWNMarriage NSW: 7871/1956
Groom's Family Name MATTHEWS
Groom's Given Name(s) KEITH SYDNEY
Bride's Family Name(s) STRAKER
Bride's Given Name(s) JOYCE ANNIE
District SYDNEYDeath Notice: MATTHEWS, Keith Sydney 29JUL1993 Death late of Whalan 31JUL1993 SMH
Death: NSW BDM 3710/1937 MATTHEWS ARTHUR ERIC SYDNEY ALFRED ETHEL NEWTOWN
New South Wales, Australia, Registers of Coroners' Inquests, 1821-1937
Eric Arthur Matthews
Birth Year: abt 1925
Birth Place: Saddington, New South Wales
Death Year: Abt 1937
Death Place: Camperdown
Inquest Date: 26 Feb 1937
Inquest Place: Sydney
Age: 12
Injuries accidentally received through falling from the balcony to the footpath below his home.
Death Notice: MATTHEWS Shirley Rita, Death 15JUL2019, aged 87, Hobart Mercury, 17JUL2019
MATTHEWS, Shirley
Loved Mother of Julie. Mother in law of John. Nan to Theresa, Andrew and Chris. Loved Great Nan to her Great Grandchildren and formerly of Queenstown.
Birth: UK GRO Arthur Ogden Lightburn
Year of Registration: 1897
Quarter of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar
DISTRICT: Toxteth Park
County: Lancashire
Volume: 8b
Page: 201Occupation: marine cook
Death: Died 22 February 1949 at sea. Died when the coastal steamer "Bombo", sank off Wollongong.
SS Bombo
The twenty second day of February 1949 had been a typical late summer's day on the NSW South Coast. At about 3 o'clock a southerly buster had passed the Wollongong area and the sea conditions had dramatically changed for the worse. Since then the ship had battled the deteriorating seas, first in an attempt to reach Sydney and then in a battle to make the safety of Port Kembla. By 10.00 pm it was only four kilometres away from safety when suddenly the list on the ship worsened. Within minutes the ship had "turned turtle" and sank, taking four crew to their immediate death. So were the last minutes of the SS Bombo.
The NSW Government owned State Metal Quarries at Bombo, just north of Kiama on the New South Wales South Coast utilised the services of a number of vessels for transporting blue metal from the quarry to Sydney. These included the SS Kiama, SS Helen Nichol, SS White Bay and SS Boambee. In the late 1920s, State Metal Quarries placed an order for a new vessel with H. Robb at Leith, Scotland.In late 1929 the 540 ton and 46 metre SS Bombo was launched and on 11 February 1930 she departed for Sydney under the command of Captain Manning. Since 1924, Captain Manning had brought six new ships out to Australia. The Bombo ran into heavy seas in the English Channel. The seas were said to be so rough that the crew could not get to the forecastle and had to spend one night in the messroom. The ship sailed via Port Said and Aden and arrived in Sydney via the Torres Strait on 23 April 1930.
Although five days early, the ship was said to have been critically short of supplies when it arrived. The Bombo commenced service transporting blue metal from the Bombo Quarry between Kiama and Sydney almost straight away under the command of Captain Arthur Bell, former skipper of the SS Kiama. In December 1935, together with the assets of State Metal Quarries, she was sold to Quarries Pty Ltd. The ship was averaging about five trips a week on the voyage.
On 22 February 1941, the Bombo was requisitioned by the Royal Australian Navy and on 28 May 1941 commissioned as HMAS Bombo (designation BB), an auxiliary minesweeper. Two Oerlikon heavy machine guns, a 12 pound gun were installed and four depth charges carried at the stern. The 12 pounder was mounted on a bandstand on the foredeck. She apparently served between Sydney, Melbourne and Hobart until May 1944 (also reported November 1943) and it is reported she was converted into a stores carrier on 27 June 1944. She was reported to have left Sydney in February 1944 and spent the next 18 months in Darwin and the Northern Australian area.
HMAS Bombo provided yeoman service taking equipment and stores to the remote Anjo Peninsula in WA. These were used to help construct Truscott Airfield which was opened in May 1944. This supports that she was removed from the Sydney, Melbourne. Hobart run in November 1943 and left Sydney in February 1944.
During 1944 and possibly part of 1943, it appears she was in Darwin a fair bit.
She was reported to have been used towing targets outside Darwin Harbour and may have visited the islands of New Year, West Montalivet, Peron and North Goulburn. On 7 September 1945 she was at Thursday Island off the tip of Cape York, the northern-most part of Australia. On 11 September 1945 the Bombo was part of a force that occupied Koepand, East Timor. This was led by HMAS Moresby.
In late November 1945 the Bombo sailed from Darwin to Sydney. The Bombo was paid off on 25 February 1946, returning to its owners on 25 July 1947.
The Bombo's regular skipper, Captain Arthur Bell once again took control of her on the run from Kiama to Sydney. In September 1947 Captain Bell brought the SS Bombo into Kiama for the first time since February 1941. On 29 December 1948, the Bombo grounded on the Kiama bar, suffering some damage. It was quickly repaired and returned to work by mid-January.
At 11.55 am on 22 February 1949, the Bombo left Kiama for Sydney with 650 tons of metal aboard. Among the 14 crew was one Thorvald Thomsen who almost 30 years earlier had survived the wreck of the SS Tuggerah and was lucky to be absent ill when the SS Myola sank a few weeks earlier than the Tuggerah. Just off Port Kembla, a southerly change had hit the vessel turning a pleasant day into a nightmare. At 4.00 pm when north of Stanwell Park, a huge wave went right over the ship causing a list to port as the cargo shifted.
Captain Bell decided to make a run for Port Kembla Harbour where the Bombo could shelter while the blue metal was retrimmed. At 5.00 pm a message was sent to the coastal radio station at La Perouse that the Bombo had turned around. When only four kilometres from safety, the ship sank.
Ten men escaped from the ship, the other four going down with the wreck. Thomsen was one of the survivors clinging to two planks. Two crew decided to swim to shore but they never made it. At dawn, Captain Bell and another crew member were dead, six still hanging on to the planks. The land was sighted and the remaining survivors decided to set out at 15 minute intervals for the shore.
At 10.00 am, Thomsen was dragged ashore by a beach inspector at Bulli Beach while Michael Fitzsimmons, the fireman, came ashore at Woonona Beach. Two RAAF Catalinas were brought into the search but no more survivors were found. Only two bodies were recovered. Captain Bell's body was recovered by the Wollongong trawler, Pacific Pearl skippered by Captain A. Barnet. The body of Charles Barhen was also found. Of the crew of 14, 12 died that day. Dead were:
Captain Arthur Robert P. Bell - Skipper
Percy J. Carroll - Chief Engineer
Henry Stringer - First Mate
Charles Barhen - Able Seaman
W. J. Cunningham - Able Seaman
John Stevenson - Second Engineer
Edward Nagle - Donkeyman
Ernest Norris - Fireman
Thomas Belvoir - ?
Arthur Lightburn - Cook
G. Riddell - Seaman
Laurence Lucey - Able SeamanA dog, believed to be the ship's dog, was found on Bulli Beach covered in grease and sand. Thomsen and Fitzsimmons were of the view that the ship sank because the load of blue metal shifted.
When the Bombo sank, a great deal of its cargo of blue metal dropped out of the holds and fell to the sea floor. This pile of metal is now located about 50 metres to the east of the wreck. As the ship went down it ploughed into the sandy bottom bow first. This caused some damage to the bow area. Soon after, the bridge hit the bottom and then the great weight and momentum caused the ship's back to break and the Bombo buckled right across the hull almost in the middle of the ship. At the same time the weight squashed the bridge beyond identification. As she sank, some pieces fell and ended up on the sand next to the remains of the ship. This includes a hopper used to load coal/gravel and parts of the masts. Lying roughly north-south, the Bombo was now in water 32 metres deep and upside down almost in the middle of the shipping channel.
The wreck lay undiscovered by divers until 1978.
References:
Sydney Morning Herald 24/2/49 pages 1 and 3, 25/2/49 page 4 (NSW State Library SMH Microfiche 441)
South Coast Times 24/2/49
Australian Coastal Shipping by Barry Pemberton - pages 84 and 203
Lloyd's Register 1930-31, 1937-38, 1948-49.
Australian Warships of Second World War, page 174.
Warships of Australia by Ross Gillett - pages 213
Royal Australian Navy Profile No 3 by Michael Wilson pages 60 & 67
Scuba Divers Guide Southern NSW Coast by Tom Byron, pages 102 and 103.
The Royal Australian Navy - Small Ships by Iris Nesdale, pages 25-6, 231
www.michaelmcfadyenscuba.info/articles/bombo.htm
Birth: NSW BDM 3714/1889 SPALDING Peter McD Peter McD Annie M E Balmain
Peter McDonald Spalding was born on 6 February 1889 in Evans Street, Balmain. His father was Peter McDonald Spalding a painter aged 20 who was born in Hamilton, Scotland. His mother was Annie Mary Elizabeth Spalding (formerly Driscoll) aged 18 who was born in Sydney. The parents were married on 21 June 1888 in Balmain (Note this date does not align with his parents marriage registration). Witnesses were Dr Bolt, Mrs Faredly and Mrs Driscoll.
A baby photo of Peter was provided by Valerie Sylva who advised that her mother thought the photo was Peter McDonald Spalding.
Peter was a house painter just like his father. He also was a bike rider and in 1910 won the Balmain Bicycle Club road championship (20 Miles).
In the Sydney Morning Herald of Friday 6 August 1909 (page 10)
CYCLING and MOTORING
The following riders have been selected for the Dunlop teams race to-morrow: P Spalding ...In the Sydney Morning Herald of Saturday 16 April 1910 (page 16)
BALMAIN CLUB
The following are the handicaps for the above club's five miles club handicap to be run over Homebush course today: P Spalding, 5s ....Marriage: NSW registry office Page: 1915/6256 Balmain North
Marriage Date: 17 April 1915, St John the Evangelist, Balmain North
File Number: 646
Groom: Peter Macdonald Spalding
Age: 26 years (bachelor)
Home Address: 12 Chubb St, Rozelle, NSW
Occupation: Painter
Parents: Peter Spalding - painter
Annie Mary E Driscoll
Bride: Doris Jane Goddard
Age: 20 years (spinster)
Home Address: 15 Phillip St, Balmain
Parents: Stephen Goddard - Engineer
Jane Storey - Tailoress
Witness: R.V. Murry
W. SaltonSydney morning Herald - Saturday 29 May 1915, p12
Marriages:
GODDARD-SPALDING.-April 17, at St. John's Church, Balmain, by the Rev. Manning, Peter McDonald Spalding, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Spalding, of Balmain, to Doris Jane Goddard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Goddard, 15 Phillip-street, Balmain.Marriage Certificate:
On 17 April 1915 at St Johns Church Balmain North, Peter Macdonald Spalding, painter of 12 Clubb St Rozelle, bachelor, aged 26, father - Peter Spalding, painter, mother - Annie Mary Driscoll married Doris Jane Goddard, tailoress of 15 Phillips St, Balmain, spinster, aged 20, father - Stephen Goddard of 15 Phillip St, engineer, mother - Jane Storey. With consent of Stephen Goddard, father.
Witnesses: R V Hu??ey, W SaltonPeter and Doris Spalding lived in 383 Victoria Road in a house called "Hamilton". Hamilton was the Parish in Scotland where Peter's father had been born. In 1929 when his father died Peter was listed as living in Great North Road Gladesville. (which later became known as Victoria Rd).
In the 1930 Electoral Roll for Martin, Gladesville, living at 383 Great Northern Road was Peter McDonald Spalding, painter, and Doris Jane Spalding, home duties.
In the 1936 Electoral Roll for Martin, Gladesville, living at 383 Victoria Road was Peter McDonald Spalding, painter, and Doris Jane Spalding, home duties.
Two of his nieces remembered him as a quite man. He was a member of the Ryde Bowls Club in the 1930's.
At the time of Peter's death in 1944 he was the First Principal of the Drummoyne Masonic Chapter and a companion of the Ryde Masonic Chapter as well as a member of the Gladesville Returned Soldiers Association, and the R.P and Citizens' Association.
In addition to the property at 383 Victoria Road, Peter also owned properties at 36 Eltham Street Gladesville and adjoining land and 52/54 Eltham Street Gladesville.
Death: NSW BDM 12844/1944 SPALDING Peter MacDonald Peter Annie Mary Elizabeth Ryde
Peter MacDonald Spalding, a painter, died on 30 May 1944 at Ryde Hospital when aged 55. His father was listed as Peter Spalding, a painter and mother was Annie Mary Elizabeth Driscoll. His son Douglas P Spalding was the informant of 383 Victoria Road, Gladesville. He was buried on 1 June 1944 at the Presbyterian Cemetery, Field of Mars. He was born in Balmain. He was also recorded as marrying at Balmain when aged 26 to Doris Jane Goddard. Children of the marriage Doris J aged 27, Douglas P aged 25 living and 3 males deceased.
Death Notice: SPALDING Peter McDonald, Death 30MAY1944,aged 55, at Ryde District Hospital, late of Gladesville Sydney Morning Herald 31MAY1944
Probate was granted on 25 July 1944. File 68089
THE WEEKLY TIMES Thursday June 8, 1944
OBITUARY.
The Late Mr. Peter Spalding.
One of Gladesville's well-known personalities, Mr. Peter Spalding, passed away at Ryde Hospital, on
Tuesday, 30th May, after a prolonged illness.
The deceased was a prominent member of the Ryde Bowling Club and was highly esteemed and respected by everyone of the Bowling fraternity.
He was also prominent in the Royal Arch Masonry and was popular with the Brethren.
The funeral took place last Thursday, after a short service at Gladesville, at the Presbyterian portion of the Field of Mars Cemetery, Rev. Stubbin officiating.
Present at the graveside were members of Royal Arch Chapters, "Drummoyne," "Duty," "West Ryde" and others.
Over twenty members of the Ryde Bowling Club and many friends and relatives attended the funeral.
Peter was a likable man and always had a kind word and cheering smile for all and sundry.
Birth: NSW BDM 1915/41526 Drummoyne
Allan's death certificate lists him as 3 months old on death. On the Burial records he is listed as 3 months and 3 weeks old when he died on 24 January 1916.
Death: NSW BDM 528/1916 SPALDING ALLAN M PETER M DORIS J NEWTOWN
Funeral Notice: SPALDING Allen Macdonald, Funeral 25JAN1916, late of Gladesville Sydney Morning Herald 25JAN1916
Birth: NSW BDM 1917/14182 Drummoyne
Marriage: NSW BDM 6878/1942 CLAUGHTON NOEL REGINALD SPALDING DORIS JEAN RYDE
Jean was raised in the Gladesville and Balmain district of Sydney and was educated at Fort Street Girls' School. She was a high-class dressmaker with Pelliers Exclusive Ladies Wear in Sydney under the direction of Madame Roche. She married Noel in 1942 and in 1950 moved to 41 Ann Street, Merrylands, the plans of which she drew herself. She managed Bowes (Adams) Cake shop and Bake-house in Parramatta for more than a decade. She became a member of the Holroyd Arts & Crafts Society and her creative arts included china painting and porcelain doll making and restoration. An enthusiastic genealogist, she traced the Claughton family back to the First Fleeters of John Martin and John Randall who arrived in the ship Alexander and settled in Parramatta district.
Death Notice: CLAUGHTON Doris Jean, 24JUL1996 Death, 79, late of Merrylands, Sydney Morning Herald 26JUL1996
Find A Grave Index
Jean Claughton
Maiden Name: Doris Jean Spalding
Event Type: Burial
Event Place: Granville, City of Parramatta Council, New South Wales, Australia
Birth Date:24 Apr 1917
Death Date: 24 Jul 1996
Affiliate Record Identifier:181830670
Cemetery: Granville Anglican Columbarium
Birth: NSW BDM CLAUGHTON NOEL R 21992/1913 EDGAR J AGNES R PARRAMATTA
Marriage: NSW BDM 6878/1942 CLAUGHTON NOEL REGINALD SPALDING DORIS JEAN RYDE
Death: NSW BDM 15731/1968 CLAUGHTON NOEL REGINALD EDGAR JOHN ADA RACHEL LIVERPOOL
Death Notice: CLAUGHTON Noel Reginald, 22FEB1968 Death, late of Merrylands, Sydney Morning Herald 24FEB1968
Stillborn. There may have been another stillborn son as Peter Spalding's death certificate records 3 deceased male children in 1944 - Allan b1915, this child and possibly another.
339. Lillian Ruby Pearl SPALDING
Birth: NSW BDM 5471/1891 SPALDING LILLIAN R P PETER MCD ANNIE M E BALMAIN
Marriage: NSW BDM 10602/1914 HENRY RANDOLPH V SPALDING LILIAN R P BALMAIN SOUTH
Sydney Morning Herald - Saturday 5 September 1914
SOCIAL
At St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Rozelle, July l8, Lilian, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Spalding, of Rozelle, was married to R. V. Henry, fifth son of Mrs. Henry, of Rozelle.
The Rev. Mr. McDowell officiated. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a frock of ivory crepe de Chine, trimmed with white satin, guipure lace, pearls, and orange blossoms. The long Court train that hung from the shoulders was of ivory crepe de Chine, edged with swansdown, trimmed with orange blossoms, and true lover's knots of pearls. Her embroidered veil was arranged cap-fashion, with sprays of orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of white hyacinth roses and asparagus fern, the gift of the bride-groom. The bride was attended by her four sisters. Miss Elsie Spalding (chief) and Miss Annie Spalding wore dainty frocks of white seafoam, trimmed with white satin and ninon, draped with lilies of the valley. They wore wreaths of the same flower, with tulle rosettes. Their bouquets of red flowers, to-gether with cameo ring and ruby and pearl pendant, were gifts of the bridegroom. Misses Hilda and Gladys Spalding wore dainty frocks of pale pink ninon, trimmed with pink satin, and draped with lilies of the valley, and wore wreaths of the same flower. They carried bouquets of pale pink flowers, and wore ruby and pearl pendants, gifts of the bridegroom. The two train-bearers Master Allan Spalding (cousin of the bride) and Master Leslie Watkins (cousins of the bride) were dressed in golden-brown suits, trimmed with white satin and lace, and wore little Lord Fauntleroy hats and carried gold crooks with white satin ribbons and lilies of the valley. Mr. Peter Spalding (brother of the bride) acted as best man. Mr. J. Haines, Mr. H. Mallin, and Mr. Andrew Spalding (uncle of the bride) acted as groomsmen. The reception was held at the Temperance Hall, Balmain. The bride and bridegroom left by motor for their future home in Punchbowl. The bride travelled in sponge cloth coat and skirt with Oriental cuffs and collar, and black corded silk hat and feathers.In the 1930, 1933, 1936 and 1937 NSW Electoral Roll of Martin, Five Dock, at Noelcourt, 255 Lyons Road, lived Randolph Vivian Henry, shirt cutter, and Lilian Ruby Henry, home duties.
In the 1943 and 1949 NSW Electoral Roll of Warringah and Manley, St Annes, Lyster lived Randolph Vivian Henry, manager, and Lilian Ruby Henry, home duties.
They moved to Brisbane in about the mid 1950s. Their son, Noel, had been in Brisbane from the early 1940s.
Death: Lilian Ruby Pearl Henry
Event date: 17/09/1975
Registration details: 1975/B/63232 Queensland
Mother: Anne Driscoll
Father/parent: Peter Hamilton SpaldingBurial: Hemmant Cemetery Queensland - Lawn 4, grave 301
"In loving memory of
my dear husband & our father
Randolph V Henry
passed away 22nd March 1969
Aged 81 years
and our dear mother
Lilian R Henry
passed away 17th Sept 1975
aged 84 years
in Gods care"Sydney Morning Herald
Thursday 18 September 1975
DEATHS
HENRY, Lillian Ruby Pearl on Wednesday September 17th, 1975 at hospital late of Pleasantville formerly of Balgowlah, widow of the late R V Henry, mother of Noel.
CANNON AND CRIPPS PTY LTD AFDA Kevin Grove Road Brisbane.
Birth: Randolph Vivian Henry
Father's Name: John Edwin Henry
Mother's Name: Caroline Benbow
Birth Place: Sandhurst, Victoria
Registration Year: 1888
Registration Place: Victoria
Registration Number: 6560According to his marriage notice Randolph was the fifth son of Mrs Henry, of Rozelle.
Marriage: NSW BDM 10602/1914 HENRY RANDOLPH V SPALDING LILIAN R P BALMAIN SOUTH
In the 1930, 1933, 1936 and 1937 NSW Electoral Roll of Martin, Five Dock, at Noelcourt, 255 Lyons Road, lived Randolph Vivian Henry, shirt cutter, and Lilian Ruby Henry, home duties.
Randolph was a shirt manufacturer. He was the executor of Peter Spalding's estate in 1944 and at that time lived at Lister Avenue Balgowlah.
In the 1943 and 1949 NSW Electoral Roll of Warringah and Manley, St Annes, Lyster lived Randolph Vivian Henry, manager, and Lilian Ruby Henry, home duties.
They moved to Brisbane in about the mid 1950s. Their son, Noel, had been in Brisbane from the early 1940s.
Burial: Hemmant Cemetery Queensland - Lawn 4, grave 301
"In loving memory of
my dear husband & our father
Randolph V Henry
passed away 22nd March 1969
Aged 81 years
and our dear mother
Lilian R Henry
passed away 17th Sept 1975
aged 84 years
in Gods care"Sydney Morning Herald
Wednesday 26 March 1969
DEATHS
HENRY, Randolf Vivian - March 22,1969 at Princess Alexandra Hospital at “Pleasantville” Rodney Street Linduiti Brisbane. Laid to rest Hemmant Cemetery. March 24 1969.
576. Dr Noel Randolph Peter HENRY
In the 1937 NSW Electoral Roll of Martin, Five Dock, at 255 Lyons Road, lived Noel Randolph Peter Henry, a biochemist.
The Sun (Sydney) Sunday 26 March 1939
Engagements:
Beryl Ruth, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Low, of Coorparoo, Brisbane, to Mr. Noel Randolph Peter Henry, of Windsor, Brisbane, only son of Mr, and Mrs. R. V. Henry, of Five Dock, NSW.QLD Marriages:
Noel Randolph Peter Henry
Marriage date: 21/10/1939
Spouse's name: Beryl Ruth Low
Registration details: 1939/B/36963Noel and family went to Brisbane in late 1940's. In 1961 he was a haematologist at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane.
Death Notice: HENRY,Noel Randolph Peter 17JUL2001 Death 16JUL2001 Brisbane Courier Mail
Brisbane Courier Mail - Monday 16 July 2001
Deaths
HENRY, Noel Randolph Peter. Beloved husband of Beryl, loving Father and Father-in-law of Ian and Susan, Grandfather of Pip and Kate.
Funeral Tuesday 17 July 2001 at Mt Thompson Crematorium.
Berly was one of eleven children. The family had a farm at Yandina in Queensland.
Death Notice: HENRY Beryl Ruth Probate notice 19SEP2002 Death late of Mt Gravatt, formerly of Camp Hill Courier Mail (Brisbane) 16OCT2002
340. Elsie May Elizabeth SPALDING
Birth: NSW BDM 5814/1893 SPALDING ELSIE M E PETER MCD ANNIE M E BALMAIN WEST
Marriage: NSW BDM 2244/1926 SYLVA FRANK SPALDING ELSIE M E BALMAIN SOUTH
In the NSW 1930 Electoral Roll of Parkes, Ashfield West, at 137 Norton Street lived Frank Sylva, carter, and his wife Elsie May Sylva, home duties. Frank's mother Mary Ann Sylva lived at 77 Carshalton Street, Croydon, doing home duties.
In the NSW 1930 Electoral Roll of Eden Monaro, Albion Park, at Jamberoo lived Frank Sylva, labourer, and Elsie May Elizabeth Sylva, home duties.
In the NSW 1936 Electoral Roll of Eden Monaro, Kiama, at Jamberoo lived Frank Sylva, labourer, and Elsie May Sylva, home duties.
Transcripts Field of Mars Cemetery, NSW
Sydney Morning Herald
Saturday 30 December 1961
DEATHS
SYLVA, Elsie May - December 29,1961 at Kiama District Hospital, loved wife of the late Frank Sylva and dear mother of Valerie. At rest.
FUNERALS
SYLVA - The Relatives and Friends of the late ELSIE MAY SYLVA of Reid Street Kiama are invited to attend her Funeral Service at the Presbyterian Section of the Field of Mars Cemetery on 2nd January 1962.
Birth: NSW registry office Page: 1892/904 SYLVA FRANCIS JOSEPH MARY A SYDNEY
Born: 17 February 1892
Church Street, Pyrmont.
NSW Registry of Births Deaths and Marriages, 1892/904, Francis Sylva born 17 February 1892 at 24 Church Street Pyrmont. Father: Joseph Sylva 40 years, born in Portugal. Mother: Mary Ann Walsh 37 years, born at Jamberoo. Witness: Mrs Lyal.
Registered 6 April 1892 - Informant, M A Sylva, 24 Church Street, Pyrmont.
Marriage: NSW BDM 2244/1926 SYLVA FRANK SPALDING ELSIE M E BALMAIN SOUTHAt the time of Frank's marriage to Elsie Spalding in 1926 Frank was working as a Baker and was living at 209 Liverpool Road, Ashfield.
In the NSW 1930 Electoral Roll of Parkes, Ashfield West, at 137 Norton Street lived Frank Sylva, carter, and Elsie May Sylva, home duties. Frank's mother Mary Ann Sylva lived at 77 Carshalton Street, Croydon, doing home duties.
In the NSW 1930 Electoral Roll of Eden Monaro, Albion Park, at Jamberoo lived Frank Sylva, labourer, Elsie May Elizabeth Sylva, home duties, and Mary Ann Sylva also doing home duties.
In the NSW 1936 Electoral Roll of Eden Monaro, Kiama, at Jamberoo lived Frank Sylva, labourer, and Elsie May Sylva, home duties.
During the Depression, Frank lost his job and went down the coast looking for work. The fact that his cousins the Walshes had farms around Jamberoo may have influenced him to go there. He got a job with two ladies, the Misses Kinross, to manage their property. A house was available so he sent for his wife Elsie and child Valerie who was about a year old.
About 10 years later the family had to leave when Miss Kinross could no longer afford Frank's one pound a week wage. They moved to Kiama where Frank worked in a quarry and later for the Mains Road Board.
Frank died 26 May 1959 and is buried with his wife Elsie (who died 29 December 1961) at the field of Mars Cemetery Ryde.
Death: NSW BDM 14304/1959 SYLVA FRANK JOSEPH MARY ANN KIAMA
Headstone inscription..."My Dear Parents'..[Information from Headstones]. Francis Sylva's birth record (1892) has father, Joseph Sylva aged 40 Grocer, born in Portugal. Mother: Mary Ann Walsh, aged 37 born at Jamberoo NSW. Marriage: July 1879, Sydney.
Sydney Morning Herald
Thursday 28 May 1959
DEATHS
SYLVA, Frank - May 26,1959 at Kiama District Hospital beloved husband of Elsie, dear father of Valery, aged 65 years.
FUNERALS
SYLVA - The Relatives and Friends of the late FR4NK SYLVA are kindly invited to attend his Funeral Sendee, which will take place at the graveside in the Field of Mars, Presbyterian Cemetery Ryde Today (Thursday) at 11 am.
577. Valerie Heather Spalding SYLVA
Valerie initially worked at the Kiama District Hospital and travelled with show horses. After her parents died, she entered the Presbyterian Deaconess training college at Glebe in 1966, and graduated in 1968. Bathurst was her first appointment and she was Commissioned there in 1969.
In September 1970, Valerie had a serious car accident on the Mountains while on the way from Bathurst to Blackheath to take the Church service. The accident damaged her right leg and hip, and in 1973, she had a hip replacement. She lived in Bathurst and did supply preaching in various places.
After the Church Union came in 1977, she went to Orange to help the Presbyterian people restart the parish. The main church building and most of the congregation had passed to the Uniting church. While in Orange, she commenced studies for the Ministry, three years extra to Deaconess Studies.
South Australia needed Presbyterian Ministers as a number had gone into the Uniting Church, so when she had finished her studies, Valerie went to Adelaide in 1980 as a three-year appointment. She still had theses to write and that is why she was ordained in South Australia, instead of NSW.
Valerie Heather Spalding Sylva was ordained on 16 October 1980 into the Presbyterian Church of Australia in South Australia. She returned to NSW in 1982 and was inducted on 29 October 1982 to St Andrew's Gladesville-Hunters Hill Church. Her hip required further surgery in 1985, which was not successful and caused her to demit the Charge of Gladesville-Hunters Hill in 1985. She resigned from the Gladesville - Hunter Hill parish on 14 July 1985.
During April to July 1986, she drove around Australia in a Ford Laser car.
In 1991, Valerie moved from Bathurst to Streaky Bay on the west coast of the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia to live in retirement. However, Whyalla, on the east coast of the Peninsula needed a minister so she supplied there travelling over each fortnight in her Campervan. She travelled over 700,000 km.
By 1996, her hip needed surgery again. This required bone grafting and techniques that necessitated going to Royal Adelaide Hospital. As Streaky Bay was so remote, she bought a house in Whyalla and moved there.
There was a long delay before she could get into Adelaide Hospital and it was not until 1999 that she had the last surgery, which was very successful.
Valerie considered she belonged to NSW and had always intended to return. She investigated the possibility of retirement villages on the coast when she saw that private houses were beyond her means. But she could not sell her house at Whyalla, and retirement villages were also too costly. She then thought of Broken Hill, just across the border, and there she landed in 2003. She had a typical Broken Hill house of corrugated iron and considered that heat is the most unpleasant aspect of the area, but it is a unique and interesting city. She always had a garden wherever she was, but the salinity of the water in Broken Hill made that a frustrating place in which to grow anything.
Six months after moving to Broken Hill, she lost her companion of 18 years, her little tortoiseshell cat, Penny, who was a much-travelled cat.
She did not regret her experience of Broken Hill, but her ideal was to have a house with a garden on the far south coast of NSW. Time ran out and she thought that that might not be on the Lord's agenda for her. She did not lose hope as she knew the Lord had always been gracious to her.
Local Gladesville Press - 27 October 1982
A Parish of her own makes Valerie different
The life of a country girl with a passion for horses took a very different turn when Valerie Sylva felt her vocation. Miss Sylva was inducted last week into her position as minister of the Gladesville-Hunters Hill Parish of the Presbyterian Church.There are only two other women ordained ministers in the church in NSW, Rev Joy Bartholomew, wife of a minister and herself chaplain at the University of Newcastle, and Rev Margaret Yee, who is studying in England. But Rev Sylva is the only one with a parish and a church of her own. In fact she has two churches, St Andrew at Gladesville and the Presbyterian Church at Woolwich.
On Sunday, she will have two morning services to conduct, one at 9 am at the Church of St Andrew and again at 10.30 am in the Church at Woolwich. She expects that much of her pastoral work will involve visiting within the parish in hospitals, nursing homes and private residences, teaching scripture in schools, and marriages, baptisms and funerals.
Fraternal meetings
And of course there will be the regular ministers' fraternal meetings attended by parish priests and ministers of the different churches in the district. Rev Val Sylva will be the only woman, but she doesn't expect that to make any difference. Miss Sylva is used to doing work equal to that of any man both in the church and outside it.She grew up on the south coast around the Kiama district. Her first job after leaving school without completing her Higher School Certificate was as a nurse's aide in the hospital. This work left her free to prepare her horse for the agricultural show circuit culminating in the Royal Easter Show in Sydney. She rode successfully in hunting and hacking classes, showing both her own horse and others in the team she travelled with.
"The girls in the team used to ride the men's horses in the ladies' classes at the shows. But we were always expected to do our own share of the heavy work - carrying buckets of water and so on," Miss Sylva recalls. But faith had always been a part of Valerie Sylva's life and she went to church regularly.
It was after the death of both of her parents in 1961 when the local parish minister asked if she had ever thought of going into the church that Miss Sylva's new career began. She had to catch up on her education first to qualify to study at the Presbyterian Deaconess College. After graduating she was sent to assist the Presbyterian Minister at Bathurst.
It was during this time that she suffered a serious car accident when she was on her way to Blackheath to take a service. On turning a bend her car was hit by a vehicle with a drunken driver travelling on the wrong side of the road. Three years later she underwent surgery for a total hip replacement operation.
It was in 1978 that Miss Sylva began her training as a minister. The three-year course included a year at Armidale University and the writing of two major theses. After her ordination Rev Sylva worked with the team ministry in Adelaide where she became aware of the problems of life in an industrial satellite town.
342. Hilda Alice Evelyn SPALDING
Birth: NSW BDM 1188/1898 SPALDING HILDA A E PETER ANNIE M E BALMAIN SOUTH
Marriage: NSW BDM 10600/1918 KIRK ROGER L SPALDING HILDA A E DRUMMOYNE
In the 1930 and 1936 NSW Electoral Roll of Martin, Drummoyne, at Poonbar, 1A Ullathorne Street lived Roger Leonard Kirk, foreman, and Hilda Alice Evelyn Kirk, home duties.
Death: NSW BDM 16184/1949 KIRK HILDA ALICE PETER MARY ANN ELIZABETH BALMAIN
Transcripts Field of Mars Cemetery, NSW
Probate Files NSW
Hilda Alice Kirk
Residence Place Drummoyne
Death Date 17 Sep 1949
Occupation Housewife
Birth: NSW BDM 10819/1896 KIRK ROGER L, HENRY E, FLORENCE D BALMAIN SOUTH
Roger was a foreman at Nestles.
Marriage: NSW BDM 10600/1918 KIRK ROGER L SPALDING HILDA A E DRUMMOYNE
In the 1930 and 1936 NSW Electoral Roll of Martin, Drummoyne, at Poonbar, 1A Ullathorne Street lived Roger Leonard Kirk, foreman, and Hilda Alice Evelyn Kirk, home duties.
In the 1963 Electoral Roll for Drummoyne
12 Ullathorne Street
Roger Leonard Kirk, foreman
Kenneth Leonard Kirk, electrical fitter
Milton Roger Kirk, electrical fitterIn the 1968 Electoral Roll for Drummoyne
12 Ullathorne Street
Roger Leonard Kirk, foreman
Milton Roger Kirk, electrical fitterDeath: NSW BDM 60298/1971 KIRK ROGER LEONARD FREDERICK FLORENCE BURWOOD
Death Notice: KIRK Roger Leonard Death 18AUG1971 aged 75 late of Drummoyne Sydney Morning Herald 19AUG1971
SMH Thursday 19 Aug 1971 p28
late of 12 Ullathorne St Drummoyne...
step brother of Elsie (Mrs.Robb) and Walter Adams
Aged 75 yearsHis mother remarried in 1911 when he was 15.
His step father's children
28381/1899 ADAMS WALTER E THOMAS E MARION BALMAIN SOUTH
1184/1897 ADAMS ELSIE M THOMAS E MARIAN BALMAIN NORTH
Marriage: NSW BDM 1924/1950 KIRK KENNETH LEONARD MILLER ALICE EDITH DRUMMOYNE
In the 1949 Electoral Roll for Drummoyne
12 Ullathorne St
Hilda Alice Evelyn Kirk, Home duties
Kenneth Leonard Kirk, Electrician
Roger Leonard Kirk, foremanIn the 1954 Electoral Roll for Drummoyne
18 Hamilton road
Alice Edith Kirk, Home duties
Kenneth Leonard Kirk, ElectricianIn the 1958 Electoral Roll for Drummoyne
18 Hamilton road
Kenneth Leonard Kirk, ElectricianDivorce papers Kenneth Leonard Kirk - Alice Edith Kirk
Item Number Or Control Symbol: 2732/1961
Location: Western Sydney Records Centre, KingswoodIn the 1963 Electoral Roll for Drummoyne
12 Ullathorne Street
Roger Leonard Kirk, foreman
Kenneth Leonard Kirk, electrical fitter
Milton Roger Kirk, electrical fitterMarriage: NSW BDM 6461/1964 KIRK KENNETH LEONARD HENRY NANCY SYDNEY
In the 1972,1977,1980 Electoral Roll for Berry, NSW
Belinda St, Gerringong
Nancy Kirk, Home duties
Kenneth Leonard Kirk, fitterDeath Notice: Kirk Kenneth Leonard Death 09NOV2005, aged 82 at Pindara Private Hospital, Gold Coast, Kiama Independent 16NOV2005
KIRK, Kenneth Leonard
(Ken): Passed away peacefully at Pindara Private Hospital, Gold Coast, on Wednesday 9 November 2005, aged 82 years. Loved and devoted husband of Nancy, beloved brother of Marge Vaux and her family.
Ken's Funeral service was held in the Church of the Good Shepherd, 144 Cotlew Street. Ashmore on 15 November 2005, commencing at 1pm.
Integrity Funerals. A Christian Family Company. Gold Coast.
Ph: 1800 995 352.
Funeral Notice: KIRK Kenneth Leonard (Ken) Funeral notice 09NOV2005 Death 82 at Pindara Private Hospital Gold Coast Bulletin 12NOV2005
In the 1954 Electoral Roll for Drummoyne
18 Hamilton road
Alice Edith Kirk, Home duties
Kenneth Leonard Kirk, ElectricianPossible second marriage: In the 1954 Electoral Roll for Drummoyne
18 Hamilton road
Alice Edith Kirk, Home duties
Kenneth Leonard Kirk, ElectricianPossible Re marriage NSW BDM 3706/1964 HART ROBERT MILLER ALICE EDITH SYDNEY
Name: Nancy Kirk
Birth Date: 1925
Birth Place: Gerringong, New South Wales, Australia
Death Date: 25 Mar 2012
Death Place: Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
Cemetery: Nerang Cemetery
Burial or Cremation Place: Gold Coast, Gold Coast City, Queensland, Australia
Spouse: Kenneth Leonard Kirk
Father: Ernest Oswald Henry
Mother: Mrs Elsie Frances HenryDeath Notices: KIRK Nancy Death notice 25MAR2012 Death 87 Sydney Morning Herald 29MAR2012
KIRK Nancy Death notice 25MAR2012 Death 87 Kiama Independent 04APR2012
KIRK Nancy Funeral notice 25MAR2012 Death 87 Gold Coast Bulletin 29MAR2012
Death: NSW BDM 1021/1931 KIRK RUSSELL K ROGER L HILDA A ANNANDALE
Not 21 by 1954 as was not in that roll.
In the 1958 Electoral Roll for Drummoyne
12 Ullathorne Street
Roger Leonard Kirk, foreman
Milton Roger Kirk, electrical fitterIn the 1963 Electoral Roll for Drummoyne
12 Ullathorne Street
Roger Leonard Kirk, foreman
Kenneth Leonard Kirk, electrical fitter
Milton Roger Kirk, electrical fitterIn the 1968 Electoral Roll for Drummoyne
12 Ullathorne Street
Roger Leonard Kirk, foreman
Milton Roger Kirk, electrical fitterIn the 1972 and 1977 Electoral Roll for Drummoyne
12 Ullathorne Street
Milton Roger Kirk, electrical fitterDeath: NSW BDM 23914/1977 KIRK MILTON ROGER, ROGER LEONARD, HILDA ALICE
Death Notice: KIRK Milton Roger Death notice 06OCT1977 Publication late of Drummoyne Sydney Morning Herald 06OCT1977
Sydney Morning Herald Thursday 6 October 1977 p19
DEATHS
KIRK Milton Roger
Suddenly at his residence, Ullathorne Street Drummoyne, beloved brother and brother in law of Ken and Nancy, Marj and Bert Vaux, Hazel and Allen Downie and fond uncle of their families and loved nephew of Elsie and David RobbNo wife or children mentioned
Birth: NSW BDM 10003/1899 SPALDING GLADYS S PETER MCD ANNIE M E BALMAIN SOUTH
Marriage: NSW BDM 2031/1921 BURGE CAMERON C SPALDING GLADYS S DRUMMOYNE
May have rented one of Peter Spalding's cottages in Gladesville.
In 1930 Electoral Roll for Martin, Gladesville
54 Eltham Street
Cameron Charles Burge - Labourer
Gladys Syllvia Burge - home dutiesIn 1936 Electoral Roll for Martin, Gladesville
10 Cambridge Street
Cameron Charles Burge - Labourer
Gladys Syllvia Burge - home duties
Marriage: NSW BDM 2031/1921 BURGE CAMERON C SPALDING GLADYS S DRUMMOYNE
In the 1930 NSW Electoral Roll of Martin, Gladesville, at 54 Eltham Street,
Cameron Charles Burge, labourer
Gladys Syllvia Burge, home duties.In the 1936 Electoral Roll of Martin, Gladesville at 10 Cambridge street
Cameron Charles Burge, labourer
Gladys Syllvia Burge, home duties.Death: NSW BDM 8670/1956 BURGE CAMERON CHARLES EDWARD KEZIAH ANNE BALMAIN
Death Notice: BURGE Cameron Charles, Death 14APR1956, aged 56, late of Gladesville Sydney Morning Herald 16APR1956
Index to deceased Estates:
NAME: Cameron Charles Burge
RESIDENCE PLACE: Gladesville
DEATH DATE: 14/04/1956
OCCUPATION: Tramworker's Ass
Birth NSW BDM: BURGE STANLEY C, 38176/1921 CAMERON C, GLADYS S, ST LEONARDS
Marriage: NSW BDM 28878/1946 BURGE STANLEY CAMERON SIMPSON JOYCE OLIVE RYDE
Weekly Times 22 November 2006
Stan and Joyce were married on November 20, 1946 in St Andrews Presbyterian Church Gladesville. Stan was in the Merchant Navy and had shore leave for the wedding day and the honeymoon they spent in Orange NSW. Both have lived in the Gladesville /Putney area all their lives and enjoy supporting the seniors bus trips around the state with their regular attendance. Joyce has been involved in local Physical culture clubs for more years that she cares to remember and only recently stopped being actively involved. Stan in past years was involved in Ryde City Bowling Club where he bowled. He held several positions in the club’s administration and was honoured with life membership. They still reside in their family home in Putney that they built in 1950 and both enjoy good health on the way to their 61st anniversary. Stan and Joyce have two children, three grand children and one great grandson.Death Notice: BURGE Stanley Cameron, Death 14APR2011, aged 89, late of Putney, Sydney Morning Herald 16APR2011
Marriage: NSW BDM 28878/1946 BURGE STANLEY CAMERON SIMPSON JOYCE OLIVE RYDE
Death Notice: BURGE Joyce Olive, Death 03JUL2011, aged 87 late of Putney, Sydney Morning Herald 06JUL2011
Marriage: NSW BDM 26154/1947 BURGE BRUCE SPALDING DAY EDNA GRACE DRUMMOYNE
Death Notice: BURGE Bruce Spalding, Death 23FEB1981, aged 56, at R.G.H. Concord, late of Gladesville Sydney Morning Herald 25FEB1981
Find a Grave:
Bruce Spalding Burge
BIRTH 1925
DEATH 23 Feb 1981 (aged 55–56)
BURIAL Northern Suburbs Memorial Gardens and Crematorium
North Ryde, Ryde City, New South Wales, Australia
PLOT RX Wall, 585
Birth NSW BDM: DAY EDNA L G, 25305/1922 ERNEST G, ALMA M, PARRAMATTA
Marriage: NSW BDM 26154/1947 BURGE BRUCE SPALDING DAY EDNA GRACE DRUMMOYNE
Death Notice: BURGE,Edna Grace 22NOV1988 66 Death late of Gladesville 24NOV1988 SMH
Birth: NSW BDM 22591/1909 SPALDING HEATHER D PETER ANNIE M E BALMAIN SOUTH
Marriage: NSW BDM 12220/1927 SPRATT FREDERICK T A SPALDING HEATHER D BALMAIN SOUTH
In the NSW 1930 Electoral Roll of Martin, Gladesville, at 295 Great North Road lived Frederick Albert Thomas Sprat, engineer, and Heather Dorothy Sprat, doing home duties. In 1936 they were living at 21 Eltham Street, Gladesville.
Frederick Thomas Albert SPRATT
Birth: NSW registry office Page: 1907/34733 Drummoyne
Marriage: NSW BDM 12220/1927 SPRATT FREDERICK T A SPALDING HEATHER D BALMAIN SOUTH
In the NSW 1930 Electoral Roll of Martin, Gladesville, at 295 Great North Road lived Frederick Albert Thomas Spratt, engineer, and Heather Dorothy Sprat, doing home duties. In 1936 they were living at 21 Eltham Street, Gladesville.
Lived in Pittwater Rd Gladesville NSW.
Marriage: NSW BDM 18743/1950 FREEMAN RONALD HERBERT SPRATT HEATHER ADA RYDE
Marriage: NSW BDM 18743/1950 FREEMAN RONALD HERBERT SPRATT HEATHER ADA RYDE
WW11 Military Service
Ronald Herbert Freeman
Birth Date 31 Jan 1925
Birth Place Ryde New South Wales
Service Number 134886
Next of Kin Herbert Freeman
Series Description A9301: RAAF, NCOs and Other Ranks
Marriage: NSW BDM 948/1961 JOHNSON LAWRENCE ARTHUR SPRATT BEVERLEY ANNE SYDNEY
Lived at Gladesville NSW
Death Notice: Sydney Morning Herald
JOHNSON Beverley Anne
10/03/1937 - 27/01/2021
Beloved wife of Lawrence (Dec). Loved mother of David, Matthew and Abbie. Loving grandmother to Alice, Andrew, Ashley, Luke, Chloe and Emma.
Aged 83
Family and friends are invited to attend a Celebration of Beverley’s life at Gregory & Carr’s North Ryde Chapel on Saturday February 6th 2021, commencing at 10:30am.
