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Occupation: Spirit Dealer | Matthew Forsyth
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MOTTRAM Maud Emily Death notice 21JAN1980 Death at Randwick, late of Ashfield Sydney Morning Herald 24JAN1980 | Maud Emily Forsyth
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Family NoticesThe Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Tuesday 24 April 1894 p 1
Deaths
FORSYTH--April 22, Maud Jane, aged 9 years, the daughter of Mr & Mrs J. B. Forsyth, High-street, Willoughby, at North Shore Hospital. | Maud Jane Forsyth
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Drowning as a result of capsizing
New South Wales, Australia, Registers of Coroners' Inquests, 1821-1937
Name: Maurice Hipwood Forsyth
Birth Year: abt 1922
Birth Place: Willoughby Nth Sydney, New South Wales
Death Year:Abt 1937
Death Place: Tanebournie Bay Lane Cove River Sydney
Inquest Date: 26 Feb 1937
Inquest Place: Sydney
Age: 15
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Monday 8 February 1937 p 7 Family Notices
FORSYTH.-The Relatives and Friends of the late MAURICE HIPWOOD FORSYTH are kindly invited to attend his Funeral, to leave his parents' residence. No. 49 Dalleys-street, Narem-burn, THIS DAY Monday, at 2.30, for Northern Suburbs Cemetery.
RELIANCE MOTOR FUNERALS,
57 Flinders-street, Darlinghurst.
Phone. Cronulla 285 and F1481.
Albury Banner and Wodonga Express (NSW : 1896 - 1938) Friday 12 February 1937 p 19 Article
BOY DROWNED
PRIEST DIVES TO RESCUE MAN
When a canoe capsized in Tarn bourine Bay, not far from Riverview College, a boy was drowned. The Rev. Father Lathal, of Riverview College, rescued a man, and the third occupant
of the canoe reached the shore at the point of exhaustion. , The boy who was drowned was Maurice Forsyth, aged 15 years, of Dalley road, Naremburn. In the canoe with him were Frederick Taylor, aged 15 years, of Naremburn, and Henry Davis, aged 45 years', also of Naremburn. They wore fishing in the 'bay when the Rev. Father Lathal passed them in a pair racing .boat, in which he was coaching two students. He noticed that the canoe was almost sub merged, and he called to the party to be careful. Just as the racing pair leached the boatshed, Father Lathal heard cries for help. He look ed round, and saw tho canoe over turned. Forsyth and davis were clinging to tho side. l The students rowed Father Lathal tack to the canoe. Taylor -had then almost swum to the shore, but as the college boat reached the canoe Forsyth had released his hold and disappeared. Father Lathal dived into the water and with great difficulty pulled the man into tho racing -boat. He then dived several v times in the hope of finding the boy, but the water was so muddy that he could not see the bottom.
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 6 February 1937 p 17 Article
BOY DROWNED.
Priest's Rescue Effort.
When a canoe capsized in Tambourine Bay, not far from Riverview College, yesterday afternoon, a boy was drowned. The Rev. Father Lathal, of Riverview College, rescued a man, and the third occupant of the canoe, who swam to the shore, was almost exhausted when he reached safety.
The body of the boy, Maurice Forsyth, 15. of Dalley-road, Naremburn, was recovered some hours later. With him when the canoe capsized were Frederick Taylor 15, of Chandos-street, Naremburn, and Henry Davis, .5, also of Dalley-road, Naremburn They were fishing in the bay from the canoe, and when the Rev Father Lathal passed them in a pair racing boat in which he was coaching two students from the Riverview College, he noticed that the canoe was almost submerged He called to the occupants to be careful and just as the racing pair reached the boatshed, Father Lathal heard cries for help. He looked round and saw that the canoe had over- turned.
Forsyth and Javis were clinging to the side if the upturned canoe The college students rowed Father Lathal back to the canoe. Taylor had then almost reached the shore, but as the college boat reached the. canoe Forsyth released his hold and disappeared.
Father Lathal dived into the water, and with great difficulty got Davis into the racing boat He then dived several times in the hope of finding the boy, but the water was about 15ft deep, and was so muddy that he could not see the bottom.
In the evening. Constable Mackay and Constable Froome recovered the body.
| Maurice Hipwood Forsyth
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SAUNDERS Mavis Hamilton Death notice 05JUL1970 Death late of Lane Cove Sydney Morning Herald 07JUL1970
28515/1970 SAUNDERS MAVIS HAMILTON FRANCIS ELSIE ST LEONARDS | Mavis Hamilton Forsyth
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Due to the death of her mother, Mavis was raised by her Grandmother, Isabella Renton Forsyth. | Mavis Rose Forsyth
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The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1923) Saturday 29 April 1899 p 1 Family Notices
McKEE - FORSYTH. - At the Woollahra Presbyterian Church, on 5th April, 1899, by the Rev. John Walker, James George, eldest son of the late James McKee, of Paddington, to Mary Comyn (Daisy), only daughter of the late John Forsyth, of Nowra.
| May Comyn/Cumming FORSYTH
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BROWN Meta Funeral notice 23APR2010 Funeral 86 late of Inverell, formerly of Nullamanna Inverell Times 23APR2010
BROWN Meta Agnes Probate notice 06AUG2010 Publication late of Inverell Inverell Times 06AUG2010
BROWN Meta Agnes Maria Probate notice 11MAY2010 Publication late of Inverell Inverell Times 11MAY2010
BROWN Meta Agnes Maria Probate notice 01JUL2011 Publication late of Inverell Inverell Times 01JUL2011
| Meta Agnes Marie Forsyth
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Michael Bruce Forsyth was born 13Nov1856 at 6.15pm at Land St, Keith in the Parish of Keith, County of Banff. Keith is about 90 miles N. of Stirling.
He was the son of James Alexander and Ann Forsyth (nee Shand). James was designated a Post Runner (letter carrier).
In the 1861 Keith Census, Book 4, p 35 - Address - Back Street
James Alexander Forsyth, head, aged 49, post messenger, born Huntly, Aberdeen
Ann Forsyth, wife aged 29, born Grange, Banffshire
Michael Bruce Forsyth, son aged 4, born Keith, Banffshire
William Forsyth, son aged 1, born Keith, Banffshire.
In the 1871 Census James and Ann are still living in Keith with four of their children - Bruce 14, Maggie 8, Robert 5 and John aged 1 - all at school. James is a 50 year old Foot Postman.
Michael Bruce and Helen Whyte Forsyth were married on 6Jan1881 at 59 Cowane St, Stirling.
Banns according to the forms of the United Presbyterian Church had been read. They were married by Rev Robert Whyte - probably a relation -
*A Rev Robert Whyte (Photo) born about 1829 Milnathort, Kinross and died 2Sep1897 well documented file attached
- Minister of Lauriston Presbyterian Church, Edinburgh.
Witnesses were David Bonella and Jane Thomson.
Michael aged 24, signed his name. He was a bachelor working as a clerk at the Railway Clearing House.
Helen signed her name stating she was a spinster aged 25. Details are from their marriage certificate.
In 1881 Census, Reg. District - Stirling. No 490, Book 12, page 13 - Address - 59 Corrane St, Stirling
James Whyte, head, married, aged 66, Shoemaker, born Orwell, Kinrosshire
Jane Whyte, wife, married, aged 68, born Milnathort, Kinrosshire
Michael B. Forsyth, s-in-law, married, aged 24, Number Taker railway clearing, born Keith, Banffshire
Helen Forsyth, daughter, married, aged 25, born Milnathort, Kinrosshire.
Family stories say that the family contained a number of religious ministers and church was frequently attended, sometimes three times in one day.
Michael was a great reader and illiterate people used to get him to write their letters. He had a red beard and smoked a pipe while reading in his study.
There is a Group Photo of about 30 unidentified persons with Michael and Helen Forsyth in the centre.
The background of the photo appears to be a solid bluestone wall of a building with 2 large windows.
Michael is a bearded man with collar and tie. Helen is also photographed sitting in high straight-backed chair wearing a long dress with fur stole and cameo at her neck with a long chain going down passed her waist.Michael and Helen appear to be of similar height.
There is also a photo taken of Michael, wife Helen, son Andrew and his wife Margaret.
The photo was taken on 8Nov1920. (Andrew and Margaret left Scotland shortly after to settle in NZ)
59 Cowane (looks like Corrane St on certificate) Stirling, is still standing. It's a typical Scottish late 19th Century 'close' or tenement building
(four floors of flats with a common door to the street and a stairway up the middle which has entrances to the flats opening off each landing up the stair).
The 'close' next to it, which looks identical and joined onto it bears a stone dating it 1879, and No 59 itself bears a very old 'Cowane Street' sign.
In the late 1880s this would have been a perfectly respectable working man's address.
No 59 is no distance at all from the railway station - possibly where Michael worked as a Railway clerk
Two of three doors along the street is a building which was a school until the early 1960s, and which is contemporary with No 59.
Next door to that, up until the early 1960s, was a fairly imposing church which has now disappeared.
The address - 95 Lower Bridge St - where Michael and Helen were living when their daughter Jean was born in 1889 no longer exists -
I have photos taken of the approximate area where that row of houses used to be.
In 1891 Census, Reg Dist - Logie (Royal Burgh of Stirling), Perth. No 374, Book 7 page 5.
Address - Holland Cottage, Causewayhead
Michael B Forsyth, head, married aged 34, Railway clearing house, clerk, born Keith, Banffshire
Helen Forsyth, wife, married aged 36, born Orwell, Kinrosshire
Michael B(ruce) Forsyth, son, aged 4 scholar, b Logie, Clackmannanshire
Jane M Forsyth, daughter aged 2, born Stirling
Ann S Forsyth, daughter aged 1mth, born Logie.
In 1901 the family is living at Dundyvan Rd, Coatbridge. Michael Bruce 44 working in Railway Clearing House as a Number Taker as
are two sons James A W 19 and Robert 16, mother Helen now aged 44. The five younger children - Michael Bruce 14, Jane M 12, Ann S 10, Andrew 8
and Helen 6 all at School. With the family lives Ann Christie Watson aged 21 (soon to be wife of eldest son James)
In the 1911 Census Michael Bruce Forsyth is now aged 54, still working as a Railway Clerk. The family is living at 3 Blythwood Dr, Paisley.
Helen states her age as 55 - married for 30 years with six or her seven children still living. Five of her children still live with the family.
Michael Bruce 24, Machine Attendant/Cloth Finishing, Jane Mailer 22 Clerk/Preserve Manufacturer, Ann Shand 20 Shop Attendant/Newsagent, Andrew 18 Railway Clerk and Helen 16 Shop Attendant/Fruiterer.
Michael Bruce died 16Mar1923 aged 66 years of Cerebral Haemorrhage. His occupation was Railway Clerk. His son Michael Bruce was the informant. | Michael Bruce FORSYTH
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Michael Bruce Forsyth was born about 1886.
In the three census 1891 1901 and 1911 Michael lived with his parents. In 1891 at Holland Cottage in Causewayhead, 392 Dundyvan Rd,
Old Monkland in Lanarkshire and 3 Blythwood St, Paisley in 1911. He was a Machine Attendant/Cloth Finisher.
He died between 1Dec and 3Dec1933 in pool near Jenny's Well Road in Paisley. His usual residence was 31 Kilnside Road.
He was aged 47 years and a Cloth finisher. He had never married.
Cause of death was Asphysix from Immersion in Water, Suicidal. His sister H.W. Forsyth was the informant.
Family stories say 'he weighed down his pockets and walked into the water'.
At the time of his death his father Michael Bruce Forsyth, Railway Clerk was deceased. His mother Helen Forsyth nee Whyte was living. | Michael Bruce FORSYTH
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Michael Bruce Forsyth was christened 9Sep1832 at Huntly in Aberdeen, Scotland.
He did not marry.
In the 1861 Census Michael is aged 28 years and living with his brother Robert and family at 23 Parkfield St in Islington.
Michael's occupation is Agent and Traveller to Provision Merchant.
Not found in 1871 and 1881 Census.
He died 22Jul1885 at 2 Crown Place in Aberdeen. His usual residence was 15 Cambridge Terrace in Islington in London.
He was aged 52 and died of Heart Disease. His nephew Michael Bruce Forsyth, also of 15 Cambridge Terrace, was informant.
Both his parents were deceased at the time of his death. | Michael Bruce FORSYTH
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University of Glasgow
Graduate Record for Robert Whyte
Degree Information: MA (1859) ; DD (1884)
Countries of Association: Scotland
Further information from the University records:
Addison 1727-1897 reads:
United Presbyterian Minister at (1) Kelso, (2) Pollokshaws, (3) Lauriston, Edinburgh;
died 2nd Sep 1897.
History of the congregations of the United Presbyterian church from 1733 to 1900.. (Volume 2)
Fifth Minister. ROBERT WHYTE, M.A., from Milnathort.
Ordained, 6th January 1864. Called to College Street, Edinburgh, in 1866, but kept by Kelso till 3rd December 1867, when he accepted Pollokshaws/
Then from Kelso, where he had been colleague to the Rev. Henry Renton for four years.
Inducted, 23rd January 1868. There had been large increase under Mr Sprott’s ministry, and the stipend was now ¹400, with a manse.
On I3th January 1874, Mr Whyte accepted a call to the collegiate charge of Lauriston Place, Edinburgh.
Is saving faith merely intellectual assent?
Robert Whyte (M.A.) – Religion - 1880 - book
Merely Intellectual Assent ? BY Rev. ROBERT WHYTE, MA,
LAURISTON PLACE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, EDINBURGH. EDINBURGH: MACNIVEN& WALLACE, 1880
Number of Pages: 81
Page Size 6 x 9
Lauriston Place United Presbyterian Church, Edinburgh:
Centenary Memorial - 1887
Robert Whyte
Printed at the request of the Session and managers
by Daniel Macfarlane & Co – Length 54 pages
Fleming Inglis, Robert Whyte 18?? - 171 pages -
Collection of sermons, with questions and comments thereon, delivered at a series of gatherings held in the Assembly Hall, Edinburgh.
Erskine Church of Scotland, Saltcoats.
The congregation celebrated its centenary in 1892. To mark the occasion a booklet was published by the two ministers, Mr. Fairgrieve and Mr. Scott, outlining the history of the first 100 years and we are indebted to this publication for much of the information of the early years of the congregation.
Interior of the Church, c. 1900
Centenary Services were held on Sunday 27 November 1892 followed by a meal and a soiree on the Monday evening. Tickets were 6d each. The guest preacher at the morning and evening services was Rev. Robert Whyte D.D., Edinburgh while the afternoon service was conducted by Rev. J. Brand Scott. The texts chosen by the ministers were:
Morning: Hebrews 13 v. 8
"Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and today and forever."
Afternoon: Psalm 102
"They shall perish, but Thou shalt endure."
Evening: Proverbs 20 v. 16
"The congregation of the dead." | Michael Bruce FORSYTH
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aka Millis
Australia, Marriage Index, 1788-1950
Name: Millicent Forsyth
Spouse Name: Henry Shackloth
Marriage Place: Tasmania
Registration Place: Tasmania
Registration Year: 1914
Page Number: 1084
Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954) Fri 17 Apr 1914 Page 3
Shackcloth-Forsyth.
On Wednesday the marriage of Mr. Henry Shackcloth, youngest son of Mrs. Shackcloth and the late Mr. Jonathan Shackcloth, of Longford, and Miss Millicent Forsyth, only daughter of Mr. John Forsyth, of Longford, was celebrated by the Rev. W. L. Toshach. The bride wore her travelling dress, which was a navy serge coat and skirt, with vest of cream net. A pale saxe blue hat, trimmed with feathers of the same shade, completed the costume. After the ceremony the bridal party journeyed to Longford, where they were entertained by the bride's mother at wedding tea. The table was tastefully decorated with white flowers and ferns.
Among the presents received was a dinner service, presented to the bride on Saturday evening last at a social tendered to her by her friends in the Rechabite Hall.
Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954)
Sat 4 May 1929
Page 1
Family Notices
SHACKCLOTH--On the 3rd May, 1929, at her residence, 106 George-street, Millis, the dearly beloved wife of Henry Shackcloth, and dearly loved and only daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. Forsyth, of Hampden-street, Launceston, and late of Longford, In her 37th year. Private interment, Carr Villa Cemetery.-C. T. Finney, Funeral Director.
| Millicent FORSYTH
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MURRAY Minnie Beryl Death notice 16JUN1975 Death 73 late of Concord West Sydney Morning Herald 19JUN1975 | Minnie Beryl Forsyth
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Name at Wedding: Minna Beryl | Minnie Beryl Forsyth
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The Sydney Morning Herald Sat 18 May 1901 Page 1
GATES?FORSYTH.?March 27, in the Wesleyan
Church, Gordon road Willoughby by the Rev J J
Morris Taylor, Edmond Charles Gates, D.D.S, of Bur-
wood, to Minnie May, eldest daughter of Robert For-
syth, Esq., J.P., of Tyneside, High St Willloughby
Woranora Cemetery
Surname: GATES Type: Ashes
First Name: MINNIE Other Names: MAY
Date of Death: 30/08/1966 INTERRED ?
Location Section Position
EE ROSE GARDEN 13 0069
The Encyclopedia of Women & Leadership in Twentieth-Century Australia
Gates, Minnie May
Occupation
Community Worker
Written by Shurlee Swain, Australian Catholic University
Minnie Gates was born in the Sydney suburb of Willoughby, in 1878, the fourth of nine children of currier, Robert Forsyth and his wife Stephana. Educated privately she did not need to seek paid employment prior to her marriage to dentist, Edmund Gates, in 1901. The couple was to have six children.
Gates' first venture into philanthropy came in 1928 when as honorary secretary of the Women's League of New South Wales she formed a sub-committee to welcome and assist young women coming to the city to work. In 1931 she stood unsuccessfully for Lane Cove Council in 1931 as a representative of the Women's League (Sydney Morning Herald, 27 October 1931). Two years earlier she had become secretary of the Council for Social and Moral Reform, of which later she would become president, and an associate of the National Council of Women which also provided her with rich opportunities to display her leadership abilities.
Working through the NCW Gates helped develop a hostel for homeless women during the Depression, taking full responsibility for its management when the Council withdrew its support in 1934. 'What can be better than for women to look after women', she asked. 'It's not spectacular but ... it is the work women should be doing' (Sydney Morning Herald, 26 September 1939). To oversee this work she founded the Big Sister Movement which she served as president for the rest of her life, extending the work to focus on aged care. In its early years the organisation also functioned as a club and employment agency for female clerical workers (Sydney Morning Herald, 7 December 1938). During World War II she offered the hostel as accommodation for munitions workers. She also became involved with Red Cross, and was a member of the committee of Royal North Shore Hospital from 1940 to 1960.
Awarded the MBE in 1941, Gates died in 1966. A playground at Royal North Shore is named in her honour.
Published Resources
Newspaper Articles
'Woman Candidate', The Sydney Morning Herald (New South Wales), 27 October 1931, p. 13. http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article16825530. Details
'Clerical Workers' Club', The Sydney Morning Herald (New South Wales), 7 December 1938, p. 19. http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article17551765. Details
'Big Sister Movement', The Sydney Morning Herald (New South Wales), 26 September 1939, p. 4. http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article27971146. Details
Online Resources
Pilger, Alison, 'Gates, Minnie May (1878 - 1966)', in Australian Dictionary of Biography, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University (ANU), c.2006, http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/gates-minnie-may-10284/text18193. Details
See also
'Gates, Minnie May', The Australian Women's Register, National Foundation for Australian Women, http://www.womenaustralia.info/biogs/AWE5091b.htm. Details
Big Sister Movement
Who doesn?t need a big sister? Miranda has been providing ?Big Sister? support since 1976, nearly 50 years after Minnie Gates and others from the National Council for Women opened a hostel for ladies and later a ?clerical club? to help them ?maintain their speed?.
Mrs Gates used her own funds and furniture to provide accommodation to girls who moved from the bush to the city after World War I and during the Depression.
In the early 1930s, Big Sisters also offered their ?helping hand?, taking in elderly women left homeless to ?be kind to the old lady?.
In need of more space, the Big Sisters? hostels moved away from the city but in 1976 they consolidated their properties and built a two-storey brick hostel in Miranda that welcomed both elderly women and men.
The Big Sister movement no longer operates the aged care home but the name and legacy of its founder?s remains.
| Minnie May Forsyth
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Cootamundra Herald (NSW : 1877 - 1954)
Fri 19 Sep 1941 Page 3
WEDDINGS
SIMMONS-FORSYTH
A marriage was solemnised on August 9 at Scots Church, Cootamundra, when the contracting parties were
Molly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilf. Forsyth, of Wallendbeen, and Eldon, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Simmons, of
Kiama.
The Rev. R. C. Russell officiated.
Miss Erna Collins, friend of the bride, acted as bridesmaid, and the bridegroom was supported by brother John.
The bride wore a frock of pink wool romaine with matching hat and grey accessories and carried a biuquet of
pink sweet peas, carnations, and hyacinths.
The bridesmaid was frocked in blue wool de chene with hat to tone and navy accessories, her bouquet being
sweet peas and carnations.
After the reception at the C.W.A. rooms, the happy couple left by car, the bride travelling in an ensemble of rust angora.
Their future home will be at Kiama.
SIMMONS Mollie Florance Death notice 08MAR2008 Death 91 late of Kiama, formerly of Cootamundra Kiama Independent 12MAR2008 | Mollie Florence Forsyth
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NEICH Mona Death notice 24DEC1995 Death 85 late of Parramatta Sydney Morning Herald 27DEC1995 | Mona M Forsyth
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Victoria, Australia, Birth Index, 1837-1917
Name: Monica Mcmillan Forsyth
Birth Registration Date: 1915
Birth Registration Place: Victoria, Australia
Father: Wm Mcmillan Forsyth
Mother Maiden Name: Hobbs
Reference Number: 23649
Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate (NSW : 1876 - 1954)
Tue 7 Nov 1939
Page 3
GUARD OF HONOUR
Kitchin--Forsyth Wedding
Members of the 39th Fortress En
gineers, under Lieutenant Ford, formed
a guard of honour for the wedding of
Miss Monica MacMillan Forsyth, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Forsyth,
of Boolaroo, 'and Mr. Leslie J. Kitchin,
of Merewether.
The bridegroom is a member of the
39th Fortress Engineers. Rev. R. J. Cashin
officiated .at 'the ceremony, which took
place at Boolaroo Methodist Church. Mrs.
Westbrook played organ music, and - Mr.
Gordon Dunstan, accompanied by Miss
Jean Short (violinist),. and rs. Brem
mell (organist), was soloist.
The bride wore a trained gown of 'white
lace with a square neckline and long
fitted sleeves. The skirt flared from an
Empire waistline. Her tiered tulle veil
was worn with a plaited halo trimmed
with orange blossoms, and she carried a
bouquet of pink and white carnations and
gypsophila.
Iros R. Martin, of Victoria, sister of
the bride, was matron of honour, and
Miss Stella Millin was bridesmaid. They
were gowned alike in blue embroidered
organdie with 'puffed sleeves and old
world skirts, caught lip with ribbon bows
to show frilled petticoats beneath. They
added floral toques finished with lilac
tulle and carried Victorian posies of pink
and violet flowers. Mr. Cecil Kitchin,
brothei' of the bridegroom, was best man,
and Mr. Donald'Forsyth, brother of the
bride, attended as groomsman.
Elaine and Dorothy Forsyth, sisters of
the bride, were flower girls. They. wore
peach coloured taffeta frocks with. frills
at the hemline and round the circular
neckline. The short sleeves were puffed.
They carried' green tulle fans and wore
haloes of flowers.
The reception was.held at the Boolaroo
Bowling Club, where the bride's mother
received the guests in. a frock of Seine
blue romaine with navy blue accessories.
Her shoulder spray was .of cloth of gold
roses. She was 'assisted by the bride
groom's sister, 'Mrs. W. .Millin, who
wore a frock of. berry red jersey, with
navy accessories and a shoulder spray of
red roses.
When leaving for the, honeymoon,
which is being spent in Sydney.' the
bride wore a kingfisher blue ensemble
with tan accessories and, a lightweight
woollen coat.
Mr. and Mrs. Forsyth will live at Merewether.
| Monica McMillan Forsyth
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Possible Marriage
Forsyth Muriel Perth 456 F 1944 West James E H
Service Record ?????
Name WEST, JAMES ERNEST HENRY
Service Royal Australian Navy
Service Number 26461
Date of Birth 20 Feb 1917
Place of Birth PERTH, WA
Date of Enlistment 19 Mar 1942
Locality on Enlistment Unknown
Home Port/Port Division FREMANTLE
Next of Kin MURIEL
Date of Discharge 19 Feb 1946
Rank PO RADIO MECH
Posting at Discharge HMAS Watson
WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display
Prisoner of War No
Birth
WEST JAMES E H Male PERTH 346 1917
1968 Electoral roll Son? Alan Douglas, and Daughter? Judith Ann at same address
Probable Death
Summary Of Record Information
First Name MURIEL
Names are only recorded in capitals Application Number
Last Name WEST KC00187261
See legend for application code details
Aged (Years) 92 Date of Death 29/07/2012
Suburb GREENMOUNT
Ashes Request
TAKEN BY FUNERAL DIRECTOR AT KARRAKATTA CEMETERY Completed yes
WEST Muriel Death notice 01AUG2012 Publication late of Greenmount The West Australian 01AUG2012 | Muriel FORSYTH
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PETERSON Muriel Bertha Death notice 06FEB1991 Death 91 late of Pymble, formerly of Killara Sydney Morning Herald 09FEB1991 | Muriel Bertha Forsyth
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Australia, Birth Index, 1788-1922
Name: Muriel Edith Forsyth
Birth Date: 20 Nov 1877
Birth Place: Queensland
Registration Year: 1877
Registration Place: Queensland, Australia
Father: William Forsyth
Mother: Alice Powell Morgan
Page Number: 4915
Registration Number: 003507
Australia, Death Index, 1787-1985
Name: Muriel Edith Forsyth
Death Date: 02 Dec 1878
Death Place: Queensland
Father's Name: William Forsyth
Mother's Name: Alice Powell Morgan
Registration Year: 1878
Registration Place: Queensland
Registration Number: 002061
Page Number: 4915
Australia and New Zealand, Find a Grave Index, 1800s-Current
Name: Muriel Edith Forsyth
Birth Date: 20 Nov 1877
Birth Place: Queensland, Australia
Death Date: 2 Dec 1878
Death Place: Queensland, Australia
Cemetery: Aramac Cemetery
Burial or Cremation Place: Aramac, Barcaldine Region, Queensland, Australia | Muriel Edith Forsyth
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son Dale?
The Inverell Times Friday 28 November 1930 p 4
BEVERIDGE-- -FORSYTH.
The marriage was celebrated on Wednesday, 19th November at St.Andrew's Church, Inverell of Miss Muriel Jane Forsyth, eldest daughter of Mr. D. Forsyth, "St. Albans" Ashford, and Mr. Ernest Edmund Henry Beveridge, eldest son of Mr. E. Beveridge "Claverton Park," Ashford.
The bride, who was given away by Mr. Arthur Beveridge, brother of the bridegroom, wore a frock of white georgette with an uneven hem. The veil worn by the bride was kindly lent
by Mrs. Golledge, Inverell, cousin of the bride. The bride carried an armlet of orange blossoms and asparagus fern. Miss Daphne Slack attended as bridesmaid. She was frocked in bois de rose crepe de chene with hat and shoes to tone. She carried a bouquet of pink roses and fern, tied with saxe tulle. Mr. J. Forsyth, brother of the bride, was best man. The reception was held at the home of Mrs. Golledge, Senr., aunt of the bride, who was assisted by Mrs. Forsyth, who wore a nigger brown spun crepe de chene ensemble.
The bride travelled in a navy crepe de chene ensemble with hat and shoes to tone.
The bridegroom's gift to the bride was a gold brooch, whilst the brides maid was the recipient of a gold signet ring. The bride's gift to the bridegroom was a white xylonite collar box. | Muriel Jane Forsyth
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Australia, Birth Index, 1788-1922
Name: Myrtle Elizth Forrest
Birth Date: Abt 1909
Birth Place: Essendon, Victoria
Registration Year: 1909
Registration Place: Victoria, Australia
Father: John Murray Forrest
Mother: Elizabeth Chapman
Registration Number: 18855
Australia, Death Index, 1787-1985
Name: Myrtle Forsyth
Birth Year: abt 1909
Age: 11
Death Place: Romsey, Victoria
Father's Name: Forsyth Jno
Mother's Name: Elizth Chapman
Registration Year: 1920
Registration Place: Victoria
Registration Number: 16260 | Myrtle Elizabeth FORSYTH
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Victoria, Australia, Birth Index, 1837-1917
Name: Myrtle Flor Forsyth
Birth Registration Date: 1915
Birth Registration Place: Victoria, Australia
Father: Jno Sherriff Forsyth
Mother Maiden Name: Gabell
Reference Number: 15636
Victoria, Australia, Marriage Index, 1837-1950
Name: Myrtle Flor Forsyth
Gender: Female
Marriage Registration Year: 1943
Marriage Registration Place: Victoria, Australia
Spouse: Edw Allan Wernert
Reference Number: 7795
Australia, Death Index, 1787-1985
Name: Myrtle Flor Wernert
Birth Year: abt 1915
Age: 36
Death Place: Victoria
Father's name: Jack Sheriff Forsyth
Mother's name: Ethel Lilln Gabell
Registration Year: 1951
Registration Place: Victoria
Registration Number: 5244
The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954) Mon 14 May 1951 Page 7
WERNERT.- On May 11, at Alfred Hospital, Myrtle Florence, beloved wife of Edward Allan Wernert, loving stepmother of William, Lucy and Kenneth.
WERNERT.- On May 11, at Alfred Hospital, Myrtle Florence, beloved eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Forsyth, loving sister of Arthur, Harold and Edna.
| Myrtle Florence FORSYTH
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Cootamundra Herald (NSW : 1877 - 1954)
Fri 6 Mar 1931 Page 6
TAYLOR- FORSYTH
A very pretty wedding was celebrated on ;Wednesday afternoon, when Christ Church, Cooptamundra, was prettily decorated in pink and white flowers for Myrtle, second youngest daughter of Mrs. E. Forsyth, "Weeroona," Cootamundra.
The bridegroom was Mr. Ezra (Sid.) Taylor, fourth son of Mr. A. Taylor, of Enfield, Sydney.
Entering the church on the arm of her brother, Mr. Lue Forsyth, the bride looked charming in her simple gown of pale-pink bridal satin, which was enhanced by a shower bouquet of shell-pink carnations, from which fell trails of frangipanni. The beautiful veil of honiton lace, which was lined with pink tulle, was kindly lent by Mrs. Cass, of Ashfield.
Miss Gwen Forsyth, sister of the bride, who was in attendance, was frocked in an ankle length gown of blush pink satin, wore a summer felt hat to tone, and carried a bouquet of carnations and frangipanni.
Mr. Clyde Taylor added his signature to the register as best man.
The reception was held at the Town Hall, where the bride's mother, gowned in a smart frock of black morocain, received the guests.
The bride travelled in an ensemble of huntsman green morocain and a felt hat to tone.
TAYLOR Myrtle Ivy Death notice 14MAY1966 Death late of Epping Sydney Morning Herald 16MAY1966 | Myrtle Ivy Forsyth
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Australia, Birth Index, 1788-1922
Name: Mary Louisa Forsyth
Birth Date: Abt 1904
Birth Place: Tasmania
Registration Year: 1904
Registration Place: Longford, Tasmania, Australia
Father: George Forsyth
Mother: Mary
Registration Number: 1191
Husband and son?
Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954)
Sat 16 Jan 1943
Page 2
Family Notices
HARVEY (nee Nancy Forsyth).--On
December 31, at Creswick House,
Hampton, Melbourne, to Mr. and
MIrs. Andrew Harvey-a son (Glen
nan Andrew). Both well.
Marriage??
Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954) Sat 16 Aug 1941 Page 8
IN BRIDAL ARRAY
Above - Mrs. Andrew Harvey with her bridesmaids,
Miss Mollie Hawkins and Miss Mollie Airey, and
cushion bearer, Judith Clayton. Before her wed-
ding, which took place at Holy Trinity Church last
Tuesday, the bride was Miss Mary Louise (Nancy)
Forsythe. She is the daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. G. Forsythe, of Launceston. The bridegroom
is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harvey,
of Hampton, Melbourne | Nancy FORSYTH
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Marriage
4310/1951 MARSHALL NORMAN ALLAN FORSYTH NANCY EILEEN INVERELL
MARSHALL Nancy Eileen Death notice 01MAY1988 Death 61 late of Cammeray, formerly of Armidale Sydney Morning Herald 05MAY1988 | Nancy Eileen Forsyth
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Sat 9 May 1925 Page 14 Family Notices
FORSYTH.-April 25, at Sutton Veny private hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. John W. R. Forsyth, Marwin, Sydney-road, Willoughby-a daughter (Nancy Jean).
CHADWICK Nancy Jean Death notice 22JUN2010 Death 85 Sydney Morning Herald 26JUN2010 | Nancy Jean Forsyth
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FINLAY Nancy Kendall Death notice 01JUL2004 Death 93 late of Roseville Sydney Morning Herald 03JUL2004
| Nancy Kendall Forsyth
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1891 Scotland Census
Name: Neil Forsyth
Age: 45
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1846
Relationship: Head
Spouse's name : Ellen Forsyth
Gender: Male
Where born: Airdrie, Lanark
Registration Number: 486
Registration district: Muiravonside
Civil Parish: Muiravonside
County: Stirlingshire
Address: 31 So Rows
Occupation: Coalminer
ED: 5
Household schedule number: 64
LINE: 1
Roll: CSSCT1891_152
Household Members: Name Age
Neil Forsyth 45
Ellen Forsyth 44
James Forsyth 20
Robert Forsyth 18
Marrion Forsyth 13
Neil Forsyth 11
Ellen Forsyth 9
Maggie Forsyth 6
Matthew Forsyth 3
??????
Utah Death Registers, 1847-1966
Birth, Marriage & Death
Name: Neil Donald Forsyth
Birth: year
Death: dd mm 1922 - Iron
Utah, Death and Military Death Certificates, 1904-1961
Birth, Marriage & Death
Name: Neil Donald Forsyth
Birth: year
Death: dd mm 1922 - Iron, Utah, USA
| Neil McDonald Forsyth
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Ryerson Index
ROBERTSON Nell Urquhart Death notice 07MAY1961 Death late of Double Bay Sydney Morning Herald 09MAY1961 | Nell Urquhart Forsyth
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Marriage
Name: Nellie Isabel Forsyth
Spouse Name: Gordon Phillips
Marriage Date: 02 Aug 1924
Marriage Place: Queensland
Registration Place: Queensland
Registration Year: 1924
Registration Number: 002147
Page Number: 1236 | Nellie Isabel FORSYTH
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GOLBY Netta Margaret Death notice 03AUG1985 Death 80 late of Tuncurry, formerly of Toongabbie Sydney Morning Herald 05AUG1985 | Netta Margaret Forsyth
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First World War Embarkation Roll - Nigel Roy Forsyth
Nigel Roy Forsyth
Service number: 30320
Rank: Gunner
Roll title: 22 HB [Howitzer Brigade] - 2 to 10 Reinforcements (April 1916 - February 1917)
Conflict: First World War, 1914-1918
Date of embarkation: 9 November 1916
Place of embarkation: Sydney
Ship embarked on: HMAT Benalla
Ship number: A24
Nigel Roy FORSYTH
Regimental number 30320
Religion Presbyterian
Occupation Clerk
Address Fitzwilliam Road, Vaucluse, Sydney, New South Wales
Marital status Single
Age at embarkation 23
Next of kin Father, A Forsyth, Fitzwilliam Road, Vaucluse, Sydney, New South Wales
Enlistment date 1 August 1916
Date of enlistment from Nominal Roll 14 May 1916
Embarkation details Unit embarked from Sydney, New South Wales, on board HMAT A84 Benalla on 9 November 1916
Rank from Nominal Roll Gunner
Unit from Nominal Roll 4th Field Artillery Brigade
Fate Returned to Australia 23 July 1919
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)
Sat 15 Jul 1939
Page 16
FORSYTH.-July 13, 1939, at the Prince of Wales
Hospital, Randwick, Nigel Roy, third son of the late
Adam and Emily Forsyth, of Vaucluse, and brother
of Stanley, Keith, and Kelvin.
FORSYTH.-July 13, 1939, at Prince of Wales
Hospital, Randwick, Nigel Roy Forsyth, beloved hus-
band of Marjorie and dear father of Ellen, Heather,
and James, late of Armidale, aged 45.
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 20 July 1939 p 15
MR. N. R. FORSYTH.
Mr Nigel Roy Forsyth, who died at the Prince of Wales Hospital Randwick, was the third son of the late Mr and Mrs Adam Forsyth, of Vaucluse After he returned from the war he became a partner in the firm of W S Forsyth and Co, public accountants Later he was manager and secretary of the Armidale Newspaper Co, Ltd, and secretary and manager of Country Press, Ltd In 1936 he became a director of Gothams (Australasia), Ltd For a time he was employed by the Australian United Press Ltd The funeral took place on Saturday
The Armidale Express and New England General Advertiser Friday 14 July 1939 p 4
OBITUARY
Mr. N. R. Forsyth
Mr. Nigel. Roy Forsyth, of Sydney,and formerly of Armidale; died last night in the , Prince of Wales Military Hospital, Randwick, at the age of 46 years.
Mr. Forsyth, who was the third son of the late .Mr. and Mrs. Adam Forsyth, of Vaucluse, left Armidale for Sydney about five years ago. He was a chartered accountant, and was formerly a partner in the firm of W. S. Forsyth and Co. , Subsequently he be came the first manager and secretary of the Armidale Newspaper Co., Ltd., and recently held the position of man ager of the Country Press Ltd. He
was a director of Gothan (Australasia) Ltd.. In recognition of his work, Mr. Forsyth was awarded the Coronation Medal. | Nigel Roy Forsyth
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The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954)
Wed 2 Aug 1939
Page 5
DIVORCE PETITIONS
FORSYTH V. FORSYTH
Noel Harford Forsyth, carpenter, of
Launceston, petitioned for a decree nisi
for divorce from Hilda May Forsyth,
on the ground of desertion, He was
represented by Mr. N. L. Campbell
(Archer, Hall, and Campbell).
Petitioner said he was married at
Launceston. As a result ot certain In-
formation he returned home about
10.30 a.m. one day In September, 1923.
He, took, off his .boots and searched the
house. In. the front sitting-room he
found his wife embracing the baker.
He hit the baker over tho head with a
piece of wood. About four days later
he returned home to find that his wife
had left, and had taken thé youngest
child, a baby, with her. She left the
eldest child at home. He found that
his wife had gone to Melbourne. Some
time later the baker referred to also
went to the Mainland.
Alfred Neville Forsyth, petitioner's
brother, gave evidence, and a decree
nisi was granted. | Noel Harford FORSYTH
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DERWIN Norma Elsie Death notice 01JUL2008 Death Sydney Morning Herald 05JUL2008 | Norma Elsie Forsyth
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Name: Norman Allan Forsyth
Birth Date: 30 Dec 1903
Birth Place: Albany Western Australia
Year Range: 1939 - 1948
Enlistment Place: In the Field
Service number: WX33898
Next of Kin: Ethel Forsyth
Series Description: B883: Army, 2nd Al F
| Norman Allan Forsyth
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Norman Dymock FORSYTH
Regimental number 9870
Religion Presbyterian
Occupation Engine driver
Address Cowper Street, Randwick, New South Wales
Marital status Single
Age at embarkation 32
Next of kin Mother, Mrs Marjorie Forsyth, 'Eckham', Cowper Street, Randwick, Sydney, New South Wales
Enlistment date 27 March 1916
Date of enlistment from Nominal Roll 25 March 1916
Rank on enlistment Driver
Unit name 9th Field Company Engineers
AWM Embarkation Roll number 14/28/1
Embarkation details Unit embarked from Sydney, New South Wales, on board HMAT A31 Ajana on 5 July 1916
Rank from Nominal Roll Driver
Unit from Nominal Roll 9th Field Company Engineers
Fate Returned to Australia 11 May 1919
| Norman Dymock Forsyth
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Norman Flinders Forsyth enlisted in the Army on 10 Dec 1941 at Kelvin Grove, Qld. Locility of Enlistment Chelmer Qld. Service No. QX42990 (Q108747) Rank Sergeant, Next of Kin Margery, Discharged 31 Jul. 1946 at 11 LT AA SIGS. | Norman Flinders FORSYTH
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Norman Francis Forsyth enlisted in the Army on 5 April, 1941, at Townsville Qld, Locality of Enlistment - Peak Crossing Qld. Service No. QX48448 (Q107753) Rank Gunner, Next of Kin Dorothy Forsyth, Discharged 57 Aust. AA Reg. (Comp) LE on 21
Mar 1944.(Source Commonwealth of Aust. Defence Forces Data base) | Norman Francis FORSYTH
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Ryerson Index
FORSYTH Norman John Death notice 22MAY1996 Death Sydney Morning Herald 23MAY1996
Service Record
Name FORSYTH, NORMAN JOHN
Service Australian Army
Service Number NX156239 (N229193)
Date of Birth 8 Feb 1923
Place of Birth NARRANDERA, NSW
Date of Enlistment 19 Jan 1943
Locality on Enlistment KENSINGTON, NSW
Place of Enlistment GERALDTON, WA
Next of Kin FORSYTH, N
Date of Discharge 3 Jul 1946
Rank Driver
Posting at Discharge 32 AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY TRAINING BATTALION
WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display
Prisoner of War No | Norman John Forsyth
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Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954) Wed 11 Oct 1933 Page 1
Family Notices
MARRIAGE
FORSYTH - COSGROVE - At the Church of the Apostles, Launceston, on the 22nd of August, 1933," by Rev. Father Scarfe, by licence, Norman Serle, son of Mr. John and the late Mrs. Forsyth, of Launceston, to Muriel Kathleen, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cosgrove, Kings Meadows.
| Norman Searle FORSYTH
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The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954)
Thu 8 Jan 1931 Page 3
FUNERALS.
The Late Mr. N. W. C. Forsyth.
The late Mr. .Norman William. Clarence For-
syth, who was injured while swimming at Rock-
ingham on Sunday, died at Fremantle on Monday
morning. The deceased was born at Katanning
20 years ago. He joined the 'Young Australia
League in 1921 and was an enthusiastic and ac-
tive member. For his good work oh behalf of
the league be was awarded life membership. He
was a prominent member, of. the band and took
part in the 1925 European and 1929 American
Canadian tours. He also took part in various
State concert and interstate tours, and was ex-
ceedingly popular. When the sad news reached
the 'party, who are at present touring the
Eastern States, a special parade was called,
colours were lowered, the Last Post sounded, and
fitting references to the good work of the de-
ceased were made by the founder and honorary
dirctor of the league (Mr. J. J. Simons). The
parents and family of the deceased are very well
known, having resided in the metropolitan area
for many years, and a very large number of
telegrams and' communications of sympathy have
been extended to them in their very sad loss.
His father, Mr. W. C. Forsyth, will be remem-
bered as a member of the Fremantle Municipal
Council in 1897.
The. funeral took place yesterday, when the
remains were interred in the Church of England
Cemetery, Karrakatta, in the presence of a very
large gathering. The Rev. Canon E. M. Col-
lick officiated' at the graveside, and in a brief
address referred to the sad circumstances which
caused 'the loss of so young a life. The chief
mourners were Messrs. W. C.' Forsyth (father),
R. C and J. H. Forsyth (brothers), Mrs., R. D.
Howard (aunt), and .Mr., and Mrs. E. D. For-
syth- (cousins). The pall bearers were Messrs
L. T. Boas (general president), L. Murphy, and
C. Robertson (Young Australia League), J.' Ken-
nington (Commercial Travellers' Association), .C.
Sadlier. V.C., J. M. Farrell. O. Beard, and F.
C. Feeley. The coffin was borne to the grave
by officers and members of the 1925 European
and 1929 American-Canadian Young Australia
League tours comprising Messrs. J. Ockerby, D.
Chipper, H. Samuel, R. Bedwell, J. Manfleld, and
H. Murray. , At the conclusion of the service
the Last Post was sounded by Bugler H. Mur-
ray. Numerous floral tributes' were placed on
the' grave, and widespread expressions of sympa-
thy have been extended on all sides.
The funeral ' arrangements were in the hands
of Arthur E. Davies and Co.
| Norman William Candlish FORSYTH
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The Inverell Times Wednesday 24 November 1937 p 3
Nullamanna
PERSONAL.
The engagement has been announced of Miss Olive Forsyth, Dirranbandi, Queensland, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Forsyth, 'Innes Glen,' to Mr. Thomas Delaney, Dirranbandi. The marriage will take place on December 17.
Death??
24782/1959 DELANEY EDITH OLIVE 65 YEARS DIED 17/7/59 CAMPSIE CAMPSIE | Olive Eileen Forsyth
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The Sun (Sydney, NSW : 1910 - 1954)
Mon 9 Mar 1942 Page 6
North Shore Wedding Tonight
THE marriage of Miss Patricia Forsyth and Captain Kenneth Hunter will take place at St. James' Church, Turramurra, this evening.
The bride, who is the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Forsyth, of Turramurra,' will wear a white marquisette frock
trimmed with lace and a short tulle veil.
She will be attended - by her sister. Mrs. G. P. Adams, who
has chosen an ankle-length frock of French blue lightweight wool.
The bridegroom, who is the second son of Mr. Percy Hunter,
of Killara, and the late Mrs. Hunter, will be attended by his brother, Captain D. B. Hunter.
The Rev. R. J. Cameron will officiate at the ceremony, which
will be followed by a reception at the home of the bride's
parents, "Colinroobie," Turramurra..
Embroidered Frock
| Patricia Forsyth
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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Birth
Name: Percy Samuel Forsyth
Birth Date: 26 Mar 1897
Father's name: Samuel Forsyth
Mother's name: Isabella Alice Smith
Birth Place: Queensland
Registration Year: 1897
Registration Place: Queensland
Page Number: 8534
Registration Number: 004387
Marriage
Name: Percy Samuel Forsyth
Spouse Name: Gladys Muriel Panitz
Marriage Date: 14 Feb 1922
Marriage Place: Queensland
Registration Place: Queensland
Registration Year: 1922
Registration Number: 000433
Page Number: 1236 | Percy Samuel FORSYTH
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1954 Electoral Roll
lived 29 Cambridge St Willoughby - master farrier | Percy Willoughby Forsyth
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Australia, Marriage Index, 1788-1950
Name: Ethel Annie Doolan
Spouse Name: Petyer Liddell Forsyth
Marriage Place: Tasmania
Registration Place: Tasmania
Registration Year: 1903
Page Number: 0618
The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957)
Fri 22 Nov 1912
Page 6
DIVORCE COURT.
FORSYTH V. FORSYTH.
Peter Liddell Forsyth (30), of 162 Queen-street, Melbourne, tinsmith, sought divorce from Ethel Annie Forsyth (30), of Launceston, Tasmania, on the ground of misconduct. The petitioner said that the marriage took place
on November 22, 1903, at Launceston, and
there were three children, from 5 to 8 years of
age. After living at different places in Tasmania,
in July, 1908, they came to Melbourne. The re-
spondent had become addicted to drink, and in
1910 returned to Launceston with the children.
In the following year petitioner visited Launce-
ton, and respondent refused to return to Mel-
Melbourne. In October, 1911, she gave birth to an
illegitimate child. Her decree was granted. Mr.
V. Braham (instructed by Mr. C. J. McFarlane)
appeared for the petitioner.
The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954) Fri 22 Nov 1912 Page 5
A DIVORCE CASE.
DECREE NISI GRANTED.
MELBOURNE, November 21.
In the Divorce Court to-day, Peter
Liddell Forsyth, of Melbourne, tin-
smith, sought a divorce from Ethel
Annie Forsyth, of Launceston (Tas,), on
the ground of misconduct.
The evidence showed that the mar-
riage took place in November, 1903, at
Launceston, and there were three child-
ren, from 5 to 8 years of age. After
living at different places in Tasmania,
they came to Melbourne in July. 1908.
The respondent had become addicted
to drink, and in 1910 returned to Laun-
ceston, with the children. In the fol-
lowing year the petitioner visited Laun-
ceston, and the respondent refused to
return to Melbourne. In October,
1911, she gave birth to an illegitimate
child.
A decree nisi was granted.
1916 Electoral Roll at 24 Appleton St Richmond Victoria - at same address Mary Ruth Forsyth
Australia, Marriage Index, 1788-1950
Name: Mary Ruth Parsonage
Spouse Name: Liddell Peter Forsyth
Marriage Place: Victoria
Registration Place: Victoria
Registration Year: 1914
Registration Number: 8753
Australia, Death Index, 1787-1985
Name: Peter Liddell Forsyth
Birth Year: abt 1885
Age: 68
Death Place: Victoria
Father's name: Richd
Mother's name: Margt Llddell
Registration Year: 1953
Registration Place: Victoria
Registration Number: 937
Australia and New Zealand, Find A Grave Index, 1800s-Current
Name: Peter Liddell Forsyth
Death Date: Jan 1953
Cemetery: Box Hill Cemetery
Burial or Cremation Place: Box Hill, Whitehorse City, Victoria, Australia | Peter Liddell Forsyth
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