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Birth registered as Beatrice Isabella | Beatrice Isobel Forsyth
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Ryerson Index
ROBERTS Beatrice Joan Death notice 02NOV1998 Death 93 Sydney Morning Herald 04NOV1998 | Beatrice Joan Forsyth
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HOUGUET Beatrice Maud Death notice 29OCT1996 Death 90 late of Parramatta Sydney Morning Herald 30OCT1996 | Beatrice Maud A Forsyth
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Australia, Birth Index, 1788-1922
Name: Belle Aileen Forsyth
Birth Date: 14 Sep 1896
Birth Place: Tasmania
Registration Year: 1896
Registration Place: Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Father: William Henry Forsyth
Mother: Johanna Sturgess
Registration Number: 786
Ancestry tree says died 1977 - no other details | Belle Aileen Forsyth
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aka Ada
Australia, Birth Index, 1788-1922
Name: Bannerman Allen Forsyth
Birth Date: 1879
Birth Place: New South Wales
Registration Year: 1879
Registration Place: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Father: David Archer Forsyth
Mother: Alice
Registration Number: 856
Australia, Marriage Index, 1788-1950
Name: Bannerman A Forsyth
Spouse Name: Robert B Cashman
Marriage Date: 1901
Marriage Place: New South Wales
Registration Place: Moree, New South Wales
Registration Year: 1901
Registration Number: 7023
New South Wales, Australia, Index to Deceased Estate Files, 1859-1958
Name: Bannerman Allen Cashman
Residence Place: Armidale
Death Date: 3 Dec 1950
Occupation: Widow | Bennerman Allen (Ada) FORSYTH
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son John?
Advocate (Burnie, Tas. : 1890 - 1954)
Thu 1 Apr 1937
Page 5
WEDDING BELLS AT PENGUIN.
Barren-Forsythe.
(By "La Donna.")
THE Methodist Church at Penguin was
a decided centre of interest on
Saturday, Easter Eve, on the occasion
of the marriage of Beryl, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Forsythe, of Pen
guin, to Rev. Eric W. Barren, of the
Methodist Church, Eltham, Victoria, son
of the late Mr. Barren and of Mrs.
Barren, Sandy Bay, Hobart.
The ceremony was performed by a
trio of ministers, Rev. E. E. Barnard
being assisted by Rev. E. C. Bremer, of
Devonport (chairman of the Mersey
district), and Rev. A. Vineer, of Ulver
stone.
The church was decked with pink and
white flowers by Mrs. A. J. Edwards
and girl friends of the bride. A pro
fusion of pink belladonna lilies and
hydrangeas was used; and below a ca
nopy of pink and white, a white wed
ding bell hung from a floral archway of
pink hydrangeas, softened with aspara
gus fern.
Mrs. J. Yaxley presided at the organ,
and played "The Bridal March" from
"Lohengrin" as the bride en
tered the church. The service was
choral, the nuptial hymn "O Perfect
Love" and other selections being sung
during proceedings,
While the register was being signed
Mr. V. R. Byard, of Wynyard, ren
dered the solo, "Link Divine."
Motored to the church by her uncle.
Mr. Tim Smith, of Barrington, and
escorted by her father, who gave her
away, the bride, slender and dark-haired,
was a charming picture in her classi
cal gown of magnolia satin, modelled
on the close-fitting lines of Empire
style.
The bodice was rucked to the front,
and styled with a Peter Pan collar,
spoke-stitched to match the long square
train. Rows of tiny satin-covered but
tons were carried down the back of
tim bodice, and also trimmed the long
fitting sleeves, ending in small peaks
over the hands.
Thc bridal veil was magnolia tin
ted, and covered the long trnin with
'its cloud-like folds; and a lovely sheaf
bouquet was carried. Made, by Mrs.
Bramich, of Sunshine, Victoria (aunt of
the bride), the chosen flowers were
exouisite Christmas lilies, pink bella
donna arnd amaryllis lilies, white roses,
and Scotch heather. Gypsopbila and
fern lightened the blooms, the whole'
tied with long ribbons of magnolia sa
tin.
Dark-eyed Dorothy Vineer _ (Ulver
stone) was a sweet little train-bearer
in her ankle-length frock of magnolia
tinted net, posed over a satin slip, and
trimmed with dainty frills. A silver
ribbon banded her dark hair.
The bride knelt upon a bolster-shaped
cushion of rucked magnolia satin, fin
ished with long tassels of dusty pink
(made and presented by her aunt, Mrs.
Tim Smith, of Barrington).
Three pink-clad attendants followed
the bride. They were her sister, Miss
Doreen Forsythe; her cousin. Miss Rene
Smith (Barringinn), and Miss Mavis
Porteus (Edith Creek). They were
frocked alike in dusty nink matnna crepe,
made on long slim lines. The neck
lines .were marked with square yokes,
while slashed openings at the back
were fastened with diamente. Dainty
posies trimmed the left shoulders, and
silver shoes and hairbands were worn.
The trio wore gold dress rings (pre
sented by the bridegroom), and car
ried sheaves of pink gladioli and bella
donna lilies, lightened with trails of
asparagus fern, and sashed with pink.
The best man was Rev. Alan Mathew-
son, of Smithton, and the groomsman
Mr. McCulloch Smith, of Ulverstone
(cousin of tho bride), and Mr. Leith
Byard, of Wynward. Messrs. Fred
Harman and Neil Cox, both of Ulver
stone, were ushers.
As the bride left the church, amidst
showers of confetti, to the strains of
"Thc Wedding March" (Mendelssohn),
a white satin horseshoe, adorned with
pearls and orange blossom, was hung
on her arm by Miss Edith Ling. The
dainty token was of special sentiment,
having been sent from Greensborough
(Victoria) by a number of young well
wishers. For the traditional "some
thing blue" a pretty blue horseshoe
was presented by Miss Helene Bonhote,
and a slender lucky shoe by Cynthia
Willoughby.
A reception, followed by a wedding
tea, for which the Misses Lette catered
in excellent style, was held in the Me
thodist school room. Pink and white
streamers fluttered above the tables,
prettily decorated by Mrs. Brooks with
plumed asters, showery Easter daisies,
phlox, and fern. A wedding bell hung
above the bride's table, which held the
handsome cake of three tiers. Colored
magnolia and pink, it was made by
the bride's mother and decorated by
Mrs. J. D. Bramich (aunt of the
bride).
Mrs. Forsythe received in an ensemble
of navy floral marocain, with a navy,
hat; and carried a bouquet of rich
red roses, tied with matching rib
bon.
Mrs. Barren, the bridegroom's mother,
chose a black costume and a black hat,
with touches of mauve. She held a
posy of mauve statice, with streamers
to tone.
Mrs. J. D. Bramich wore a black and
white toilette, and red cactus dahlias
wore the flowers carried.
The customary speeches and toasts
wore honored, and numerous congratu
latory telegrams were read by the best
man. The wedding gifts, which inclu
ded several cheques, formed an impos
ing array, and testified to the popula
rly of thc young couple.
Later in the evening they were mo
tored by Mr. Ken. Weily to Burnie, cn
route to Melbourne, where the. honey
moon is being spent. The bride tra
velled in a smartly tailored costume, of
blue matelasse, with matching hat, and
a red waislcoat. Other accessories were
black, and the bridegroom's gift, a
gold wristlet watch, was also worn.
The future home of Rev. and Mrs.
Eric W. Barren will bc Ouyen, Vic-
toria.
| Beryl Alice Mary FORSYTH
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The Sydney Morning Herald Wednesday 29 November 1933 Page 7
TWO WEDDINGS. .
At "Shore" and Rose Bay.
At the chapel of the Church ol England Grammar School, North Sydney, a wedding was celebrated last night, when Miss Beryl Forsyth, second daughter of Mr. R. C. Forsyth, and the late Mrs. Forsyth, of Wollstonecraft, was married to Mr. Norman Harding, elder son oí Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Harding, of Killara avenue. Killara. The Rev. N. Backhouse officiated, and the bride was given away by Her father.
Her gown of white lace was patterned In a floral design, each flower having a silver centre. The skirt ended In a long, full train, falling from the shoulders, and the wide hem of the skirt showed an inset band of tulle. She wore a silver coronet, from which fell an enveloping veil of cut tulle. Gardenias formed her bouquet.
The three bridesmaids were the Misses Alice Harding, Cecily Forsyth, and Hazel Roseby, all wearing flounced taffeta frocks In pastel tones, the first being in blue, the second In pink, and the third in green. Their large tulle hats matched their frocks, and they carried horseshoes of white flowers. The little flower girl, Judith Peterson, niece of the bride, wore white frilled taffeta and a pretty headdress of white tulle and blue, pink, and green berries, the same tones being repeated In her silver basket of flowers. Mr. Jim Harding was best man, and Messrs. Ralph Corke and Gordon Walker, groomsman.
REES - DOWMAN
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HARDING Beryl Robertha Death notice 17FEB1999 Death 91 late of Shoal Bay, formerly of Lindfield Gardens and Killara Sydney Morning Herald 20FEB1999 | Beryl Roberta Forsyth
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MUNRO Bessie Winifred Death notice 30SEP2003 Death late of Lane Cove, NSW Ryde Weekly Times 15OCT2003
MUNRO Bessie Winifred Death notice 30SEP2003 Death late of Lane Cove Sydney Morning Herald 04OCT2003
Australia and New Zealand, Find a Grave Index, 1800s-Current
Name: Bessie Winifred Munro
Birth Date: 1911
Birth Place: New South Wales, Australia
Death Date: 30 Sep 2003
Death Place: New South Wales, Australia
Cemetery: Northern Suburbs Memorial Gardens and Crematorium
Burial or Cremation Place: North Ryde, Ryde City, New South Wales, Australia
Spouse: George Archibald Munro | Bessie Winifred Forsyth
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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Find A Grave
Brian Randal Forsyth
Birth 4 Sep 1913
Death 15 Jun 1994 (aged 80)
Burial Bridport Cemetery
Bridport, Dorset Council, Tasmania, Australia
Memorial ID 204789071 · | Brian Randall Forsyth
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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FORSYTH Bruce Allen Holburt Death notice 26JUN1923 Death at Woodville, Randwick Sydney Morning Herald 27JUN1923
First World War Embarkation Rolls - Bruce Allen Holbert Forsyth
Service Number: 2840
Rank: Private
Roll title: 33 Infantry Battalion - 1 to 6 Reinforcements (May-November 1916)
Conflict: First World War, 1914-1918
Date of embarkation: 25 November 1916
Place of embarkation: Australia: Sydney
Ship embarked on: HMAT Beltana A72
Bruce Allan Holbert * FORSYTH
Regimental number 2840
Religion Church of England
Occupation Brass finisher
Address Redfern, New South Wales
Marital status Single
Age at embarkation 28
Next of kin Mother, Mrs Charlotte Jane Forsyth, 148 Military Road, Mosman, New South Wales
Enlistment date 7 November 1916
Embarkation details Unit embarked from Fremantle, Western Australia, on board HMAT A30 Borda on 29 June 1917
Rank from Nominal Roll Private
Unit from Nominal Roll 33rd Battalion
Fate Returned to Australia 15 February 1918
First World War Embarkation Roll - Bruce Allan Holbert Forsyth
Bruce Allan Holbert Forsyth
Service number: 2840
Rank: Private
Roll title: 28 Infantry Battalion - 19 to 22 Reinforcements (January 1917 - March 1918)
Conflict: First World War, 1914-1918
Date of embarkation: 29 June 1917
Place of embarkation: Fremantle
Ship embarked on: HMAT Borda
Ship number: A30
WW1 Medala
1914/15 Star
British War Medal No 66973
Victory Medal
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FORSYTH Bruce Laing Death notice 15FEB1968 Death 56 late of Ashbury Sydney Morning Herald 17FEB1968
FORSYTH Bruce Laing Death notice 15FEB1968 Death 56 late of Ashbury Sydney Morning Herald 19FEB1968
31 jan 1970 Will admin in SMH
Name FORSYTH, BRUCE LAING
Service Royal Australian Air Force
Service Number 402329
Date of Birth 10 May 1911
Place of Birth VLADIVOSTOK, SIBERIA
Date of Enlistment 19 Aug 1940
Locality on Enlistment Unknown
Place of Enlistment SYDNEY, NSW
Next of Kin FORSYTH, AILSA
Date of Discharge 30 Dec 1941
Rank Leading Aircraftman
Posting at Discharge 2 ED BRAD PK
WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display
Prisoner of War No | Bruce Laing Forsyth
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Australia, Birth Index, 1788-1922
Name: Caroline Mary Forsyth
Birth Date: 9 Oct 1885
Birth Place: Tasmania
Registration Year: 1885
Registration Place: Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Father: William Henry Forsyth
Mother: Johanna Sturgess
Registration Number: 301
Australia, Marriage Index, 1788-1950
Name: Caroline Forsyth
Spouse Name: Charles Frederick Plummer
Marriage Place: Tasmania
Registration Place: Tasmania
Registration Year: 1903
Page Number: 1303 | Caroline Mary Forsyth
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Australia, Birth Index, 1788-1922
Name: Catherine Forsyth
Birth Date: 21 Jan 1859
Birth Place: Tasmania
Registration Year: 1859
Registration Place: Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Father: John Forsyth
Mother: Catherine Mcgrith
Registration Number: 2214
The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954) Sat 9 Dec 1933 Page 1
Family Notices
DEATH
FORSYTH. - On December 8. 1933, at Private Hospital, Hobart, Catherine, daughter of the late John Forsyth. | Catherine Forsyth
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Australia, Marriage Index, 1788-1950
Name: Catherine Forsyth
Spouse Name: George Nathaniel Shaw
Marriage Place: Victoria
Registration Place: Victoria
Registration Year: 1886
Registration Number: 3093 | Catherine FORSYTH
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The Death Certificate for son James Alexander Forsyth 21Jan1896 states parents were Robert Forsyth and Catherine m.s. Forsyth.
The only Cathrine Forsyth found on Family Search in Banff or Aberdeen -
was christened 5Aug1792 at Huntly, Aberdeen. Her parents were James and Margaret Forsyth (nee More/Moir) -
according to IGI Index and Scotland OPR.
She had siblings - Mary b 1779, Margaret b 1788, James b 1790, Morrice b 1796 and Alexander George Brodie b 1802 - all in Huntly, Aberdeen.
From the Elgin Library - 'Sacred to the memory of Robert Forsyth, Currier, died at Keith 19Nov1857 aged 62, and Catherine his wife died here 7Jan1851 aged 55. Also William, eldest son of the above, died at Port of Spain, Trinidad, West Indies 6Dec1850 aged 32.'
Death certficate for Catherine searched for on ScotlandsPeople but no record found. | Catherine FORSYTH
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Victoria, Australia, Birth Index, 1837-1917
Name: Cath Douglas Forsyth
Birth Registration Date: 1897
Birth Registration Place: Victoria, Australia
Father: George Forsyth
Mother Maiden Name: Morrison
Reference Number: 6206
Australia and New Zealand, Find A Grave Index, 1800s-Current
Name: Catherine Douglas Robinson
Gender: F (Female)
Birth Date: 1897
Death Date: 18 Aug 1975
Cemetery: Truganina Cemetery
Burial or Cremation Place: Truganina, Wyndham City, Victoria, Australia
Has Bio?: N
Spouse: James Pratt Robinson | Catherine Douglas FORSYTH
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Australia Marriage Index, 1788-1950
Name Catherine Marion Forsyth
Spouse Name James Crawford
Marriage Place Victoria
Registration Place Victoria
Registration Year 1873
Registration Number 4488
Illustrated Australian News for Home Readers ? Melbourne. Thursday 4 Dec. 1873.
CRAWFORD ? FORSYTH. At the residence of the bride?s parents by the Rev. M.A.Lind, James Crawford , farmer, Toolamba, to Catherine Marion eldest daughter of A.Forsyth, Twin Hill, Rochford.
Australia Death Index, 1787-1985
Name Cath Marion Crawford
Birth Year 1853
Age 58
Death Place Tatura, Victoria
Father's Name Forsyth Archd
Mother's Name Cath Douglas
Registration Year 1911
Registration Place Victoria
Registration Number 15005
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Marriage
3520/1929 FORSYTH CECIL H COLE AMY M INVERELL
FORSYTH Cecil Harold Death notice 27JAN1976 Death 74 late of Miranda, formerly of Inverell Sydney Morning Herald 28JAN1976 | Cecil Harold Forsyth
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The Sydney Morning Herald Friday 16 September 1938 Page 4
GOWN OF SILVER
LAME.
Former Mayoress Married.
I of great interest to North Sydney residents was the wedding last night of Miss Cecily Mary Forsyth, a former Mayoress of that suburb, and Mr. Geoffrey Maxwell Newman, which was celebrated at St Thomas's Church North Sjdney
The bride who is the youngest daughter of Mr R C Forsyth of Wollstonecraft, and of the late Mrs Forsyth, acted as Mayoress when her father was the Mayor In 1935. She was attended by her sistci Mrs A N Harding, at whose home in Killara the wedding reception was held. Mrs Clarence Clayton a sister of the bidegroom, and Miss Shirley Smith
A gown of silver and white lame was worn by the bride, and her tulle veil was held in place by a halo of silver and white beads. She carried a bouquet of hyacinths and stock
SHEPHERDESS HATS
In frocks of cyclamen marquisette made with ruched bodices were the matrom-of honour and the biidesmald. Their shephedrss hats were trimmed with fiowers and they carried bouquets of fuchsia-coloured stock to mathc the belts of their frocks.
Mr Kenneth Polkinghorne attended the bridegroom who is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs H J Newman of Mosman and Dr
Clive Harris and Mr Frank Piper were the groomsmenn Canon H N Baker officiated at the ceremony
Mi and Mrs Newman will spend their honejmoon at Mount Buffalo and Melbourne
NEWMAN Cecily Mary Funeral notice 23OCT2005 Death 95 at Manning Base Hospital, Taree, late of Hallidays Point, formerly of Collaroy Great Lakes Advocate (Forster) 26OCT2005
NEWMAN Cecily Mary Death notice 23OCT2005 Death 95 at Manning Base Hospital, Taree, late of Hallidays Point, formerly of Collaroy Sydney Morning Herald 26OCT2005
NEWMAN Cecily Mary Probate notice 30NOV2005 Publication late of Hallidays Point Great Lakes Advocate (Forster) 30NOV2005 | Cecily Mary Forsyth
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Birth??
Births Sep 1851
Forsyth Charles Plymouth 9 387
Baptism
Name: Charles Benlinch Codrington Forsyth
Gender: Male
Baptism Date: 18 Oct 1852
Baptism Place: Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland, England
Father: Charles Codrington Forsyth
Mother: Jane Facey
FHL Film Number: 1469107
Reference ID: item 5 p 208
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)
Wed 1 Aug 1849
Page 4
Commander C. Codrington Forsyth, 1843. - Commander C Codrington Forsyth, lately promoted, entered the service in I827,and served the Jaseur, l8 guns, Captain Lyons, on the east coast of Africa, for the suppression of the slave trade. He then joined the Maidstone, 42 Commodor Sir C. M. Schombergh; from her he removed into the Warspite, 76, bearing the flag of Admiral Sir Thomas Baker. After serving in her a short time, he was appointed to the Beagle, surveying sloop, under Captain K. Fitzroy. Whilst in that vessel he assisted in the survey of the coast of South America, from the River Plate to Guayaquil, including the Falkland Islands, &c., and, in conjunction with two other midshipmen, surveyed a distance of 1700 miles of coast, in a small vessel of 14 tons, without any other assistance. He passed his examination for lieutenant in 1836, and joined the Pelorus, which proceeded to India, On this vessel's arrival on the station, a rupture being expected with the Burmese, he was detached with her boats to Rangoon, and, by his timely arrival, saved tho British Resident, Colonel Burney, and the masters of the Merchant vessels, from imprisonment. The Pelorus was then ordered to Australia and New Zealand. Whilst on these coasts, Commander Forsyth made many valuable additions to the charts by his surveys, and was sent, at the particular request of Sir J. Franklin, after a party of desperate convicts who had escaped from Van Diemen's Land; and after a narrow escape of his life, he saved part of them from destruction. In 1839 he again joined the Beagle, and for more than two years did the duty of lieutenant and assistant surveyor, in Command of her tender in the survey of Bass Straits, without receiving the pay of either officer, and was most handsomely recommended to the Admiralty by Sir J. Franklin and Sir James Stirling, for his services on the coast of Van Diemen's Land and Western Australia.
On the Beagle's return to England, in 1843, he was promoted to the rank of lieutenant, and appointed to the Helena, on the east coast of Africa, when he was continually away in command of her boats. On one occasion he captured an Arab slaver after some resistance, with eighty-two children on board, destined for the slave market of Muscat. In performing this service nine out of the pinnace's crew died from tile effects of fever. On the Helena's return from the Cape, the colonists being at war with the Kaffirs, the troop, in consequence of the drought and difficulty of obtaining supplies, were obliged to retreat to the mouth of the Great Fish River, where it was reported supplies might be landed, although it was much doubted from the heavy surf almost always prevailing on this dangerous coast. Lieut. Gen. Sir P. Maitland applied to the senior naval officer, Captain R. Gambier, for an Officer to superintend the debarkation of troops and stores, and survey and report on the coast, when Commander Forsyth was selected for this
service, from his knowledge of surveying and landing on open coast. On his arrival there he found the troops almost destitute of provisions, which he soon succeeded in landing in large quantities, which enabled the army again to advance against the Kaffirs ; for this service he Was strongly recommended to the Admiralty, and was officially informed by their lordships, through Rear-Admiral Dacres, that they had
made a favourable note of his name. On the arrival of Sir H. Pottinger and Sir G. Berkeley the troops again made a forward movement, when Commander Forsyth was requested to
proceed to the mouth of the Buffalo, and report as to the possibility of landing stores there. On his way thither with a small escort, he was nearly cut off by the enemy. At this place he was again successful in landing supplies under the most dangerous and difficult circumstances. He was repeatedly recommended through the commañder-in-chief, Rear-Admiral Dacres, for his valuable assistance and co-operation;and again by Sir Harry Smith, who states in his letters to Earl Grey, had it not been for the energy and perseverance displayed by this Officer in establishing these landing places, the army must have starved. He was also officially thanked by the admiral for his valuable surveys
Of this coast, and the commissary-general like-wise recommended him to the Treasury, for the valuable assistance he had rendered this department during the war. For these important services the Board of Admiralty have promoted him to the rank of commander. - National Standard.
death
Name: Charles Codrington Forsyth
Estimated birth year: abt 1812
Registration Year: 1873
Registration Quarter: Apr-May-Jun
Age at Death: 61
Registration district: Kensington
Inferred County: London
Volume: 1a
Page: 78
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Related??
Births Dec 1846
Forsyth Charles Codrington W Derby 20 1023
Baptism
Name: Charles Codrington Forsyth
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 19 Nov 1846
Baptism Date: 7 Jan 1847
Baptism Place: St. Peter's, Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Father: John Forsyth
Mother: Sarah Jane Forsyth
FHL Film Number: 1656425
Reference ID: yrs 1846-1852 p 331
Marriages Sep 1882
Forsyth Charles Codrington Birkenhead 8a 675
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Marriage
Name: Charles Codrington Forsyth
Gender: Male
Father's name: Charles Codrington Forsyth
Spouse's Name: Jane Facey Tillett
Spouse's Father's Name: John Edward Tillett
Marriage Date: 15 Feb 1849
Marriage Place: Westminster, London, England
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UK, Royal Naval Officers' Service Records Index, 1756-1931
Name: Charles C Forsyth
Enrolment Date: 17 Nov 1836
Rank: Captain
1851 England Census
Name: Chas Forsyth
Age: 34
Estimated birth year: abt 1817
Relation: Head
Spouse's Name: Jane F Forsyth
Gender: Male
Where born: E Alinyton, Devon, England
Civil Parish: St Pancras
Ecclesiastical parish: St Paul
Town: Camden Town
County/Island: Middlesex
Country: England
Registration district: Pancras
Sub-registration district: Kentish Town
ED, institution, or vessel: 01c
Household schedule number: 230
Piece: 1498
Folio: 116
Page Number: 62
Household Members: Name Age
Chas Forsyth 34
Jane F Forsyth 22
Wm E Forsyth 1
Wm C Forsyth 34
Mary Maccabee 22
Sarah Mayow 12
1861 England Census
Name: Jane Forsyth
Age: 30
Estimated birth year: 1831
Relation: Wife
Gender: Female
Where born: Walsall, Staffordshire, England
Civil Parish: Hove
Town: Hove
County/Island: Sussex
Country: England
Registration district: Steyning
Sub-registration district: Shoreham
ED, institution, or vessel: 17
Household schedule number: 86
Piece: 605
Folio: 14
Page Number: 21
Household Members: Name Age
Jane Forsyth 30
Hannah Forsyth 25
Anne Knox 20
Bentick Forsyth 9
Arthur Forsyth 8
Adela Forsyth 1
Mary Williams 18
Sarah Bending 15
1871 England Census
Name: E C Forsyth
Age: 58
Estimated birth year: abt 1813
Relation: Head
Spouse's Name: Jane Forsyth
Gender: Male
Where born: Plymouth, Devon, England
Civil Parish: Brighton
Town: Brighton
County/Island: Sussex
Country: England
Registration district: Brighton
Sub-registration district: The Palace
ED, institution, or vessel: 10
Household schedule number: 266
Piece: 1086
Folio: 129
Page Number: 46
Household Members: Name Age
E C Forsyth 58
Jane Forsyth 35
Charles B Forsyth 19
Adela L Forsyth 11
John Macnamara 50
Rosa Mackengia 42
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Six months later, Beagle set off in 1837 to survey large parts of the coast of Australia under the command of Commander John Clements Wickham, who had been a Lieutenant on the second voyage, with assistant surveyor Lieutenant John Lort Stokes who had been a Midshipman on the first voyage of the Beagle, then mate and assistant surveyor on the second voyage (no relation to Pringle Stokes). They started with the western coast between the Swan River (modern Perth, Australia) and the Fitzroy River, Western Australia, then surveyed both shores of the Bass Strait at the southeast corner of the continent. To aid the Beagle in her surveying operations in Bass Strait, the Colonial cutter Vansittart, of Van Diemen?s Land, was most liberally lent by His Excellency Sir John Franklin, and placed under the command of Mr Charles Codrington Forsyth, the Senior Mate, assisted by Mr Pasco, another of her Mates. In May 1839 they sailed north to survey the shores of the Arafura Sea opposite Timor. When Wickham fell ill and resigned, the command was taken over in March 1841 by Lieutenant John Lort Stokes who continued the survey. The third voyage was completed in 1843.
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) Mon 9 Jul 1849 Page 2
On the 15th of February, at St. James's Church, Picadilly, London, by the Rev. Alfred Povah, Commander Charles Codrington Forsyth, R.N., formerly of H.M.S. Beagle, on this station, to Jane Facey, eldest daughter of John Edward Tillett, Esq., late of Liverpool, and niece of the late Captain Diggory Facey, R.N.
Charles Codrington Forsyth served in the Royal Navy.
Ranks:
Entered Navy (1828)
Exam Lt (1836)
Lt (1843)
Cdr (1849)
Ship Ranks:
Mate on the Beagle
Lieutenant on the Helena from 1 Jan 1844
Notes:
Inspecting Commander of the Coast Guard - Berwick-on-Tweed (15 Jan 1852)
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1954 Electoral Roll
lived 3 Strathmore parade Chatswood
Master Tanner
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Sat 9 Apr 1927 Page 14 Family Notices
SILVER WEDDINGS.
FORSYTH - JOLLEY.?April 9, 1902, at Willoughby, by the Rev. N. J. Cocks, Charles Frederic Forsyth to Elizabeth Jolley. Present address, 1 Beauchamp-parade, Chatswood.
| Charles Frederick Forsyth
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FORSYTH Charles James Gordon Death notice 03JUN1948 Death 63 late of Croydon Sydney Morning Herald 04JUN1948 | Charles James Gordon Forsyth
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| 577 |
????
Birth: 1870
Death: Aug. 13, 1896
Inscription: Aged 26 years
Burial: Oakland Cemetery
Atlanta
Fulton County
Georgia, USA
Plot: `
| Charlie Forsyth
|
| 578 |
Master Tanner
Daily Examiner (Grafton, NSW : 1915 - 1954) Thursday 7 April 1927 p 5 Article
ARM TORN OFF
SHEARING SHED ACCIDENT.
WALGETT, , Wednesday. : .
John Forsyth. 19, had his arm torn off when it was caught in a shearing machine at Euroka station. Forsyth as cleaning an overhead shaft when a bag that he was holding was caught in the machine and his arm was dragged in also.
Daily Advertiser (Wagga Wagga, NSW : 1911 - 1954) Thursday 7 April 1927 p 1 Article
ARM TORN OFF.
WALGETT, Wednesday.
John Forsyth, - aged 19 years, had his right arm torn off when it was caught in a shearing machine at Euroka Station. He was cleaning the overhead shaft when a bag he was holding caught in the machine and his arm was dragged in.
Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931) Wednesday 6 April 1927 p 15 Article
ARM TORN OFF
IN SHEARING MACHINE
WALGETT. Wednesday.
John Forsyth, 19. had his right arm torn off just below the elbow through being caught in the shearing machinery at Euroka Station, 14 miles from Walgett.
Forsyth was cleaning an overhead shaft, when a bag which he had in his hand, became caught and wound around his arm. Jerking him from his feet and throwing him some, distance The remaining portion of the limb was amputated in hospital.
Forsyth's people live at Henley, near Hunter's Hill
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 23 February 1939 p 22 Article
HONEYMOON IN TASMANIA
A PTER their wedding at All Saints' Church, Hunter's Hill, yesterday morning, Mr. and Mrs. Charlton John Forsyth left by the Orcades for Tasmania, where they will spend their honeymoon.
The bride, who wore an ensemble of grey romaine, was formerly Miss Betty Hugall, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Hugall, of Brisbane, while the bridegroom is the second son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Forsyth, of Henley, Sydney.
The Rev. A. J. Rolfe officiated at the ceremony, and Mr. Leigh Forsyth was the best man. An all-blue ensemble was worn by the bridesmaid, Miss Jean Forsyth.
FORSYTH Charlton John Death notice 26MAR1996 Death 88 late of Batemans Bay, formerly of Chatswood Sydney Morning Herald
1954 Electoral Roll
lived The Grange Gibbs St Chatswood - Tanner | Charlton John Forsyth
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| 579 |
Scotland, Births and Baptisms
Name: Christina Forsyth
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 10 May 1861
Birthplace: LINLITHGOW,WEST LOTHIAN,SCOTLAND
Father's Name: William Forsyth
Mother's Name: Martha Britain
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C11668-1 , System Origin: Scotland-ODM , GS Film number: 6035516
1881 Scotland Census
Name: Christina Forsyth
Age: 22
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1859
Relationship: Sister-in-law
Gender: Female
Where born: Linlithgow
Registration Number: 485
Registration district: Larbert
Civil Parish: Larbert
County: Stirlingshire
ED: 1
Household schedule number: 57
LINE: 11
Roll: cssct1881_138
Household Members: Name Age
David Cairns 28
Helen Cairns 26
William Cairns 6
Thomas Cairns 4
David Cairns 2
Mathew Cairns 1 Mo
Alex Wilson 3 Mo
Christina Forsyth 22
1891 Scotland Census???? Possible
Name: Christina Forsyth
Age: 30
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1861
Relationship: Lodger
Gender: Female
Where born: Linlithgowshire, Whitburn
Registration Number: 644/9
Registration district: Kelvin
Civil Parish: Glasgow Maryhill
County: Lanarkshire
Address: 177 Henderson Street
Occupation: Teacher in Public School
ED: 75
Household schedule number: 48
LINE: 8
Roll: CSSCT1891_278
Household Members: Name Age
Anne Downies 70
Christina Forsyth 30
| Christina Forsyth
|
| 580 |
Australia Marriage Index, 1788-1950
about Christina Forsyth
Name: Christina Forsyth
Spouse Name: David Craig
Marriage Place: Victoria
Registration Place: Victoria
Registration Year: 1862
Registration number: 4156
Australia Death Index, 1787-1985
about Christina Craig
Name: Christina Craig
Death Place: Bright, Victoria
Age: 54
Father's Name: Forsyth Jas
Mother's name: Jane McMillan
Registration Year: 1901
Registration Place: Victoria
Registration number: 4797
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1847
Australia Cemetery Index, 1808-2007
about Christina Craig
Name: Christina Craig
Death Date: 1901
Burial Date: 14 May 1901
Cemetery: Bright
Cemetery Location: Bright, Victoria
| Christina Forsyth
|
| 581 |
Never Married
| Christina Forsyth
|
| 582 |
Scotland, Select Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950
Name: Christina Forsythe
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 18 Dec 1862
Birth Place: Muiravonside,Stirling,Scotland
Father: John Forsythe
Mother: Isabella Grant
FHL Film Number: 6035516
1881 Scotland Census
Name: Christina Forsyth
[Christina Grant]
Age: 18
Estimated birth year: abt 1863
Relationship: Daughter
Mother's name: Isabella Grant
Gender: Female
Where born: Muiravonside, Stirlingshire
Registration Number: 486
Registration district: Muiravonside
Civil Parish: Muiravonside
County: Stirlingshire
Address: No 15 Blackbraes
Occupation: Serv (Domestic)
ED: 3
Household schedule number: 13
Line: 23
Roll: cssct1881_138
Household Members:
Name Age
Isabella Grant 51
John Forsyth 24
Christina Forsyth 18
Walter Forsyth 16 | Christina Forsyth
|
| 583 |
The Argus Saturday 23 April 1904 Page 9
CATFORD-FORSYTH. —On the 31st March, 1904, at St. Andrew's Church, Orbost, by the Rev. W. Gray, Harold Robert Catford, M.B., Ch.B., of Eaglehawk, to Chrissie, youngest daughter of the late James Forsyth, of Orbos | Christina Jane Forsyth
|
| 584 |
The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957)
Fri 20 Nov 1931
Page 7
RHODES SCHOLAR.
MR. C. R. FORSYTH SELECTED.
TEACHERS' COLLEGE STUDENT.
After a meeting of the Rhodes Scholarship selection committee yesterday it was announced by the secretary(Professor W. E, Agar) that Mr. Chistopher Russell
Forsyth had been selected as the Victorian Rhodes scholar for 1931. Mr. Forsyth who is aged 21 years is a student at the Teachers Training College Carlton. He intends to complete his course for the degree of bachelor of arts in Melbourne and then attend the course for the teachers' diploma at the University of London and make a study of the teaching of classics in Great Britain and in Europe.
His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor (Sir William Irvine) is chairman of the selection committee and in addition to Professor Agar the other members of the committee are Professor K. Bailey, Mr. E. F. Herring, Dr C. W. B Littlejohn, Dr. A. C. D. Rivett, and Sir Brudenell White.
Mr. Forsyth, who is a son of Mr J D Forsyth, of Ballarat, was born in Ballarat and was educated at the Ballarat High
School. His school career was brilliant.
He obtained his intermediate certificate in 1924 passing in eight subjects. In the following three years he passed other intermediate subjects and gained his school leaving certificate with honours in Latin,Greek, and Greek and Roman history. He entered the Education department as a junior teacher, and was awarded a resident studentship at the Teachers Training College, Melbourne, where he made a special study of classical philology. He matriculated as a student of the University in 1929 and entered on the course for the degree of bachelor of arts. In his first year he gained first class honours and was awarded the John Grice exhibition in Latin, obtained second class honours in Greek, and a pass in English. Last year he gained first class honours in Greek, Latin and comparative philology, and was
awarded exhibitions in each of these subjects and he obtained a pass in ancient history.
Mr. Forsyth has been equally successful in sports, and he has displayed the qualities of leadership demanded in candidates for the Rhodes Scholarship. At school he was a keen football and tennis player, and was a member of the Ballarat High School football team. He was a member of the Teachers College hockey team which won the B grade premiership of the Victorian Amateur Hockey Association in
1929, and was subsequently secretary and then vice president of the Teachers' College Hockey Club. He gained an honour
badge for hockey at the Teachers' College.
This year he was captain of the college hockey team. He has actively participated in football, tennis, and swimming competitions at the Teachers' Training College.
He is an active member of the College Literary and Debating Society and International Questions Society, and is vice-
president of the Teachers' College Dramatic Club
Since 1920 Mr Forsyth has been an enthusiastic member of the Boy Scouts' Association He was as patrol leader of the 8th
St Andrew's Troop at Ballarat in1925,and was leader of the troop when it won the Cohen Victorian challenge shield at
Bendigo in the following year. He attained the rank of King's Scout, and was selected as one of the 13 scouts to represent Victoria at the opening of the Federal Capital at Canberra by His Royal Highness the Duke of York in 1927. Before leaving Ballarat he was Cub Master of the 8th Ballarat Wolf Cub pack.
Child????
The Canberra Times (ACT : 1926 - 1995)
Wed 27 Mar 1974
Page 20
FORSYTH - HENDERSON.
In Canberra on 26th March 1974, Christopher Russell Forsyth of Yarralumla to Kathleen Mary Henderson (nee Hawkins),
formerly of Langley, Bucks, England.
The Canberra Times (ACT : 1926 - 1995)
Mon 18 Jun 1984
Page 14
FORSYTH, Christopher Russell. ? On the 15th of June,
1984 at WVH. Loved husband of Mary and the late Betty. Loved father and father-in-law of Christopher and June, Richard and Christine, Michael and Beverley, Penny and Peter Hobbes. Loved Grandfather of their eleven children.
FORSYTH, Christopher Russell. ? On 15 June 84 at WVH. Admired brother of William D., sister Patricia (Wilkie) and sister-in-law Joy; fondly remembered by nephew Julian and nieces Katherine (Ortiz) and Valerie (Tammemagi).
Rhodes Scholar (Victoria)Balliol, Malayan Civil Service, AIF Singapore, POW Borneo, administrative service Monash University and ANU Canberra. Aged 74.
Deepest sympathy for widow and family.
| Christopher Russell Forsyth
|
| 585 |
The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954) Wed 28 Aug 1946 Page 12
Family Notices
FORSYTH.-On August 26, 1946, at private hospital, Hobart, Clara Edith, third beloved daughter of the late John and Amelia Forsyth. 39 Cromwell St., Battery Pt., and dearly loved sister of Ada (Mrs A. J. Baldwin), Ella, Janet, Jack, and Douglas, aged 63 years.
FORSYTH.-Funeral of the late Miss Clara Edith Forsyth will move from her late residence, 39 Cromwell St., Battery Pt., on Wednesday (This Day), at 11 am, arriving at Cornelian Bay Cemetery 11.30 am.
ALEX. CLARK & SON LTD.,
Funeral Directors,
Phone 3270. 168-170 Collins St.
| Clara Edith Forsyth
|
| 586 |
Australia Death Index, 1787-1985
about Clarence Glenroy Forsyth Name: Clarence Glenroy Forsyth
Death Place: Geelong, Victoria
Age: 85
Father's Name: William
Mother's name: Clare
Registration Year: 1982
Registration Place: Victoria
Registration number: 08340
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1897
1 child
| Clarence Glenroy Forsyth
|
| 587 |
spelling could be Clyda | Clydea Forsyth
|
| 588 |
FORSYTH Celia Bathurst (Bob) Death notice 05NOV1957 Death 61 at R.G.H. Concord, late of Empire Bay Sydney Morning Herald 07NOV1957
First World War Embarkation Rolls - Collin Bathurst Forsyth
Service Number: 1877
Rank: Private
Roll title: 6 LHR [Light Horse Regiment] - 11 to 14 Reinforcements (November 1915 - February 1916)
Conflict: First World War, 1914-1918
Date of embarkation: 20 December 1915
Place of embarkation: Australia: Sydney
Ship embarked on: HMAT Aeneas A60
WW1 Medals
1914/15 Star
British War Medal - No 33916
Victory Medal - No 33485
Service Record WW2
Name FORSYTH, COLIN BATHURST
Service Australian Army
Service Number NX23368
Date of Birth 11 Sep 1900
Place of Birth MOSMAN, NSW
Date of Enlistment 31 May 1940
Locality on Enlistment MOSMAN, NSW
Place of Enlistment PADDINGTON, NSW
Next of Kin FORSYTH, MARJORY
Date of Discharge 9 Nov 1943
Rank Gunner
Posting at Discharge 31 GARRISON BATTALION
WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display
Prisoner of War No | Colin Bathurst Forsyth
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| 589 |
Married Jean Gadsen??
FORSYTH Colin Claude Death notice 22JUL1950 Death 62 late of Strathfield Sydney Morning Herald 24JUL1950
Service was conducted at Macquarie Park Cemetery and Crematorium for
Colin Claude Forsyth on the 25 July 1950
Service: Burial
Location: UNSECT/D4/0001 | Colin Claude Forsyth
|
| 590 |
Daily Advertiser (Wagga Wagga, NSW : 1911 - 1954) Tue 7 Feb 1950 Page 2 Family Notices
FUNERAL NOTICES
THE Relatives and Friends of the late COLIN FRANCIS FORSYTH, of Broadway, Junee, are respectfully informed that his Funeral will take place THIS (Tuesday) AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock. The Cortege will move from the Roman Catholic Church, Junee, after a service
starting at 4 o'clock, for the Junee Cemetery. Funeral arrangements are in the hands of
JUNEE MOTOR FUNERALS
Older residents of Junee recall with pleasure the exploits of Mr Colin Francis Forsyth as an athlete who carried a very considerable reputation in the Riverina. Mr. Forsyth died early this week aged 84. Besides being an athlete he was a member of the Fire Brigade and took part In many competitions, especially in Victoria.
His funeral took place after a service conducted at St. Joseph's Church, by Rev. Father Whltty.
Cootamundra Herald (NSW : 1877 - 1954) Friday 10 February 1950 p 2 Article
| Colin Francis Forsyth
|
| 591 |
1841 Scotland Census
about Colin Forsyth Name: Colin Forsyth
Age: 12
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1829
Gender: Male
Where born: Moray, Scotland
Civil parish: Urquhart
County: Moray
Address: Village Of Urqt
Parish Number: 144
Household Members: Name Age
John Forsyth 65
Helen Forsyth 50
Colin Forsyth 12
| Colling Forsyth
|
| 592 |
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)
Wed 6 Nov 1929
Page 10
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.
QUALIFIED FOR CLASS 2.
As the result of examination in August last, the undermentioned teachers have qualified in attainments for Class 2. In several case practical tests In certain subjects have yet to be completed.
CLASS 2A.
WOMEN
Constance A. Forsyth, Manly;
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)
Wed 23 Dec 1931
Page 15
UNIVERSITY.
Annual Examinations.
The following are the results of the annual University examinations in the Faculties of Arts and Economics.
Details of the subjects in which students have failed to satisfy the examiners will be posted to them as soon as possible. Information will not be given by the University Office in reply to personal or telephone inquiries.
Students are reminded that the last date for receipt of applications to attend deferred examinations and examinations for honours and distinction, is Wednesday, 20th January, 1932.
BRITISH HISTORY I.
Pass (alphabetical)
Constance A. Forsyth.
FORSYTH Constance Amy Death notice 02OCT1992 Death 88 late of Mona Vale Sydney Morning Herald 03OCT1992 | Constance Amy Forsyth
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| 593 |
Birth
Name: Coarline Linda Forsyth
Birth Date: Abt 1917-1922
Birth Place: South Australia
Registration Year: 1917-1922
Registration Place: South Australia, Australia
Father: Forsyth
Page Number: 464
Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate (NSW : 1876 - 1954)
Mon 11 Jul 1938
Page 3
COMING OF AGE PARTY
Engagement Announced
The engagement, of Miss Linda Forsyth, of Boolaroo, to Mr. Ron Martin,.
of Canberra. was announced at a party
given to celebrate her coming of age by
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. Forsyth,
of Creek Reserve, Boolaroo, on Saturday
night. Mr. Martin is a grazier on the
Southern Tablelands.
Among those present were Miss Marie
Dodds. Mr. and Mrs. Berry. Mr. L. Kit
chen, Mrs. Moroney, Mrs. Helga James,
Mrs. J. E. Paynter, Mrs. Kerr. Mrs. M.
McAlister, Mr. R. Martin, Misses Nell
and Nita Brown.
Games and dancing were enjoyed, and
a programme was contributed by Mrs.
Moroney (piano solo), Mrs. Paynter (vio
lin solo). Mrs. Kerr and Miss L. For
syth (solos), Mr. Kitchen (guitar). and
Mr. D. Forsyth (accordion). Mr. J. .E.
Pavnter was M.C.
Miss Forsyth was congratulated by
speakers and presented with a gold wrist
let watch on behalf of her family by a
brother, Mr. D. Forsyth.
Miss Forsyth thanked those present
for their wishes and gifts.
Mr. Forsyth hats just return home after
a stay of two years at Canberra.
The Newcastle Sun (NSW : 1918 - 1954)
Thu 16 Feb 1939
Page 2
Martin -Forsyth
At the marriage of Miss Coraline
Linda Forsyth and Mr. Ronald John
Martin, which was celebrated by Rev.
R. J. Cashin at the Boolaroo Meth
odist Church, Mrs. F. Westbrook played
the organ and Miss Grace Dorman
sang.
The bride, who is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Forsyth, of Boo
laroo, wore a charming frock of ivory
French brocaded silk. The corsage
was shirred and the skirt was moulded
and fell into a graceful train, which
was trimmed with hand embroidering.
Her full tulle veil was held with a halo
of orange blossoms and silver flowers,
and she carried a sheaf of frangi
panni.
Miss Monica Forsyth and Miss
Nina Brown were the bridesmaids.
Their pink satin gowns were covered
with dainty net redingotes trimmed at
the necklines with violets. They wore
smart hats and carried muffs, trimmed
with violets. The bridegroom, who Is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Martin,
of Victoria, was attended by Mr. J
Thew and Mr. L. Kitchen.
Mr. and Mrs. Forsyth entertained
the guests at the Masonic Hall, Speers
Point. The bride's mother allied triple
georgette and lace in her smart gown
and wore a posy of cactus dahlias.
Mrs. Henry Johnson (Sydney), sister
of the bridegroom, was smartly gowned
in an ensemble of blue cloque and
wore a posy of tiger lilies.
For travelling, the bride wore a tur
quoise blue ensemble and a black hat.
After a honeymoon at Katoomba Mr.
and Mrs. Martin will leave for Vic
toria. | Coraline Linda Forsyth
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| 594 |
FORSYTH Cuthbert William George (George) Death notice 19JAN2004 Death 93 late of Ryde Sydney Morning Herald 21JAN2004
FORSYTH Cuthbert William George (George) Death notice 19JAN2004 Death 93 late of Ryde Ryde Weekly Times 04FEB2004 | Cuthbert William George Forsyth
|
| 595 |
Service Record
Name FORSYTH, CYRIL WILLIAM
Service Royal Australian Air Force
Service Number O23607 (433791)
Date of Birth 23 Mar 1925
Place of Birth INVERELL, NSW
Date of Enlistment 14 May 1943
Locality on Enlistment ROSEBAY, NSW
Place of Enlistment SYDNEY, NSW
Next of Kin FORSYTH, GEORGE
Date of Discharge 7 May 1946
Rank Flying Officer
Posting at Discharge 2 PERSONNEL DEPOT
WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display
Prisoner of War No
The Inverell Times (NSW : 1899 - 1954) Wednesday 9 July 1952 p 4
Flying Officer Cyril Forsyth, who has been with the R.A.A.F. in Japan, has arrived in Inverell to spend leave with relatives. F./O. Forsyth is a son of Mr. George Forsyth, of Bukkulla. | Cyril William Forsyth
|
| 596 |
Ryerson Index
COWIE Daphne Emma Death notice 14OCT1976 Death late of Ascot, Brisbane Sydney Morning Herald 16OCT1976 | Daphne Emma Forsyth
|
| 597 |
At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
|
| 598 |
Suffered a fatal fall from or with his horse on his way home from a cricket match at Bells Paddock | David Forsyth
|
| 599 |
Violinist and Grazier, "St Albions", Ashford | David Forsyth
|
| 600 |
Australia, Birth Index, 1788-1922
Name: David A Forsyth
Birth Date: 1881
Birth Place: New South Wales
Registration Year: 1881
Registration Place: Balmain, New South Wales, Australia
Father: David A Forsyth
Mother: Alice
Registration Number: 4331
Death
FORSYTH DAVID AKIN 14506/1959 CARPENTER 78 YEARS FAIRFIELD LIVERPOOL
Australia and New Zealand, Find A Grave Index, 1800s-Current
Name: David A Forsyth
Death Date: 2 May 1959
Cemetery: Rookwood Catholic Cemeteries and Crematoria
Burial or Cremation Place: Rookwood, Cumberland Council, New South Wales, Australia
????
Web: Queensland, Australia, Prison and Reformatory Indexes, 1824-1936
Name: David A Forsyth
Age: 8
Gender: Male
Birth Year: abt 1883
Record Date: 26 Sep 1891
Filename: Reformatory School for Boys Admission Registers 1871-1906
Number: 590
Item ID: 532416
Digital ID: 7080
Page: 28
The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933) Sat 13 Jun 1891 Page 3
ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES.
David Forsyth, a child only 8 years of age,
was brought before the bench at the City
Police Court yesterday morning, charged as a
neglected child. It appeared from the evi-
dence of Richard Kenyon, a member of the
Salvation Army, that about seven weeks ago
a young man brought the little fellow to the
Salvation Army Barracks, and requested that he
should be admitted into the Rescue Home.
The young man explained that he had found
the lad playing about on the river, bank, and
was afraid he might get drowned. He brought
him to the Salvation Army people because he
did not wish to hand the boy over to the police
as a neglected child. Young Forsyth did not
conduct himself well in the Rescue Home. He
was remanded for a week to give the police an
opportunity of getting hold of his parents, who
are said to be residing in Ipswich.
The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933) Fri 26 Jun 1891 Page 2
ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES.
........
It will be remembered that a few days ago a
small boy named David Forsyth was brought
before the City Police Court as a neglected child.
It then transpired that the lad had been found
by a person residing at Kangaroo Point playing
about on the bank of the river, and fearing he
might get drowned took him to the Salvation
Army officers, who took him to their Home, but
as he did not behave himself in a proper
manner there he was brought before the bench
to be dealt with as a neglected child. Mr.
Thompson, who has charge of the Boys' Home,
interested himself in the lad, and took care of
him pending the result of the proceedings.
The beuoh eventually found the little chap
"guilty," and ordered him to be detained at the
Industrial School at Lytton for a period of five
years. It was understood, however, that the sen-
tence was only a formal matter, and that after
certain formalities had been gone through the
little fellow would be " apprenticed out" to Mr.
Thompson, who had expressed a strong desire
to havo charge of him. At that time Mr.
Pinnock said he would issue a warrant for tho
arrest of the father, who had left Brisbane,
charging him with the desertion, and if the
police succeeded in finding him, he (Mr.
Pinnock) would see if he could not
make him pay for the support of
the child. Senior-constable Barber, armed
with Mr. Pinnock's warrant, found the
father, David Forsyth, on Wednesday morning
about six miles from Helidon and arrested him.
The father said, " I didn't desert him. I left
Brisbane because I had scarcely any clothes to
my back, or boots to my feet. As soon as I got
work and clothes I got a friend to write to
Brisbane about my boy." He also offered,
before being arrested, to give the senior
constable some money for the boy, but of course
the officer did not aocept it. He (the father)
was brought before the bench yesterday,
when he consented to an order being made com-
pelling him to pay the sum of 5s. 10d. per week
towards his son's support. He was discharged
upon signing the order.
| David A FORSYTH
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