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Hugh Caldwell Codrington Forsyth
1892 - 1968

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• Birth	01 Jan 1892	Norwood, London, England
  Gender	Male
  Died	17 Nov 1968	"Kennels Cottage" Chorleywood, Chorlewood Common, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, England. 4Q1968 WATFORD 4B 377. Watford, Hertfordshire, England
  Person ID	I18	Charles Codrington Forsyth
  Last Modified	10 Feb 2021

  
  

  Father	William Carnegie Edward Codrington Forsyth,   b. 11 Dec 1849, Lower Woodland Terrace, Charlton, Woolwich ,   d. 03 Sep 1906, Llanfaethen, Anglesea. Hampshire, England
  Mother	Mary Elizabeth Farrell,   b. Abt 1868, Holyhead, Anglesey, Wales ,   d. 23 May 1942, Anglesey, Wales
  Married	31 Mar 1890	1Q 1890 W. Derby 8b 621
  Family ID	F7	Group Sheet

  
  

  Family	Kathleen Mary Warren,   b. 02 Dec 1892, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia ,   d. 17 Sept 1981, Holwell Hitchin Herts, England
  Married	06 May 1923	St John's Church Adelaide
  Children	1. Living   2. Living
  Family ID	F11	Group Sheet

  
  

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  Hugh Caldwell Codrington-forsyth Record Type: Baptism Baptism Date: 7 Mar 1892 Father's name: William Carnegie Codrington-forsyth Mother's name: Mary Elizabeth Codrington-forsyth Parish or Poor Law Union: Norwood Christ Church Borough: Lambeth Register Type: Parish Registers New South Wales, Australia, Unassisted Immigrant Passenger Lists, 1826-1922 Hugh Caldwell Codrington Forsyth Name: H C Codeington Forsyth Estimated birth year: abt 1892 Age: 29 Port of Departure: London Fam Port of Arrival: Sydney, New South Wales Voyage Arrival Date: 22 Aug 1921 Vessel Name: Naldera Origin Location: Norwood The Mail (Adelaide, SA : 1912 - 1954) Sat 12 May 1923 Page 20 WEDDINGS. WARREN?CODRINGTON-FORSYTH. On Saturday last the wedding took place at St. John's Church, of Kathleen, daughter of the late Mr. C. H. and Mrs. Warren, to Lieut. Hugh C. Codrington-Forsyth, R.N.R., son of the late Rear-Admiral and Mrs. Codrington-Forsyth, of Herts, England. The church, beautifully deco- rated with autumn leaves, roses, and dahlias made a charming setting to the bride, who was given away by her uncle (Mr. Frank Downer). She wore a gown of white gauze, emhossed with velvet flowers, which was draped in classical fashion round her figure, and caught on the left hip with a lovely pearl ornament. The large flowing sleeves, which were of georgette, and the short panel train were a graceful addition. The narrow coronet-shaped wreath of orange blossom on her head held in place a most becoming tulle veil, lent by Mrs. Howard. The bridegroom's gift of a diamond and sapphire pendant was worn, which matched the bridegroom's mother's present of a diamond and sapphire cluster ring. The bridesmaids were Misses Betty and Kathe- rine Bonython, who were in the sweetest frocks of shell pink taffeta. The frock of the elder maid was a most attractive early Victorian mode! with long-waisted bodice and full skirt trimmed with ruchings of the material, while posies of lemon, rose, and silver gave a delightful colour relief. On her head was a pale pink tulle veil with a wreath of silver and lemon and rose and silver flowers. She carried a posy of the same tied with silver ribbons. The wee bridesmaid wore a miniature edition of this ttoilette, and carried a silver basket filled with rose leaves, which she scattered in front of the bridal couple as they left the church. The bridegroom, who was in naval uniform, was attended by Mr. Arthur Champion as best man, the ceremony be- ing performed by the Revs. R. P. Hewgill and H. P. Finniss. After the ceremony a reception was held at Lvndhurst, South Terrace, the home of the bride's aunt (Mrs. Schomburgk), where the guests were received by the bridal couple and. Mrs. C. H. Warren, who wore a handsome black crepe marocain trimmed with radium lace with a becoming black hat. Mrs. Lavington Bonython wore a smart frock of black-beaded georgette, which was caught on the waist with a turquoise ornament of Egyptian design, while her be- coming black hat was adorned with another hand- some turquoise cabuchon. Other guests were Mrs. Schomburgk in a black charmeuse frock with raised design in velvet flowers and black hat; Mrs. Warren (aunt of the bride), grey costume with black hat trimmed with orange; Mrs. Barr Smith, brown charmeuse wixh sleeves of georgette, brown satin hat; Mrs. Arthur Champion, navy blue coat frock, purple hat; Miss Rivaz, black cbarmeuse-beaded frock with georgette sleeves, black hat; Mrs. F. P. Howard, black frock and becoming black hat; Mr. Otto Schomburgk, Mr. J. L. Bonython. Mr. Jack Bonython, Miss Olive Slow, Miss P. Schomburgk, Mr. H. Schomburgk, Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard. Miss Barbara. Howard, Messrs. Howard, Miss Molly and Mrs. T. Barr Smith jun., Mrs. H. C. Downer, Mrs. Hodges, Miss Fulton, Mr. and Mrs. O. Hargrave, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cave. Mr. Justice and Mrs. Angus Parsons, Sir Langdon Bonython, Mrs. A. A. Hamilton, Miss Lilla Hornabrook, Mr. and Mrs. H. Rivaz, Mr. and Mrs. W. Warren, Miss M. Edwards, Mrs. Moorhouse, and Miss A. Cave. After inspecting the presents the guests par- took of a sumptuous wedding breakfast, the bride keeping to the good old custom of cutting the wedding cake with her husband's sword; then followed the usual speeches and toasts, after which Mr. and Mrs. Codrington-Forsyth departed on a motoring honeymoon, the bride wearing a smart frock of navy cloth with touches of dull Egyptian showing in the skirt and sleeves, and a mushroom-shaped hat of gold tissue lined with mole velvet and trimmed with a scarf of mole tulle. The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1931 - 1954) Wed 25 Sep 1946 Page 6 APPOINTED A.D.C. TO THE KING ABOUT PEOPLE by LADY KITTY Mrs. S. B. Rudall, of Stirling, has received a most interesting letter from her daughter, Mrs. H. C. Codrington- Forsyth, of Mountjoy, Oxhey, Herts, Eng.. with the news that her husband. Commodore Codrington-Forsyth. RN, has been appointed aide-de-camp to His Majesty the Hing. Mrs. Codrington-Forsyih is the only sister of Lady Bonython. Chronicle Adelaide 28 Feb 1952, Page 43 At The King's Funeral WHEN on the Himalaya at the Outer Harbor last week I learnt while talking to some of the officers thatthey had information of the fact that Commodore Hugh Codrington - Forsyth, RNR, previous captain of this P and O liner, commanded all the merchant service men who marched at the King's funeral. This will be interesting news to the commodore's many friends here because he -married an Adelaide-born girl, Miss Kathleen Warren, daughter of the late C. H. Warren, and sister of Lady Bonython. -------------------------------------------------------------------- 1934 out to Adelaide 1940 out to Adelaide 1945 incoming passanger lists UK - adelaide back to london Kathleen 58 Mary Rose 13 student James Edward 16 student