Up to the 12th generation
| [Monday 11 September 1944 - SCUTTS - September 10 1944 at 25 Watkin Street, Hurlstone Park, Mary Ann 94yr., relict of the late John Edward Scutts loving mother of Frederick (P O W Malaya) and Winifred and grandmother of Jean Ann aged 74 years. R.I.P.] [SCUTTS - Treasured and beautiful memories of mum and nana Mary Ann who passed away September 10 1944, Always remembered by Winnie and Jean.] [SCUTTS - In loving memory of Mary Ann Scutts who passed away on September 10 1944, inserted by her loving sister-in-law Mrs A Scutts, and family.] [The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW :1842-1954) Saturday 13 August 1932 p11 Family Notices - SCUTTS - The Relatives and friends of Mrs MINNIE SCUTTS, Mr FRED and MISS WINNIE SCUTTS are invited to attend the funeral of her beloved HUSBAND and their FATHER John Edward to leave his late residence 125 George Street, Canterbury THIS SATURDAY at 2.15 pm for Church of England Cemetery, Rookwood by road. Friends travelling by funeral train alight at Rookwood Platform.] [The Sydney Morning Herald Monday 11 September 1944 SCUTTS - The Relatives and Friends of the late Mary Ann Scutts, of 25 Watkin Street, Hurlstone Park, are invited to attend her funeral; to leave St. Paul of the Cross, Catholic Church, Dulwich Hill, this monday at 9.45am for the Church of England Cemetery, Rockwood. Requiem Mass at 6.30am. Walters & Son, Dulwich Hill Terminus.] |
Sources • marriage with John Edward Scutts : NSW # 19604 • death : NSW # 15774 / The Sydney Morning Herald 1944 Sep 11
| The Sydney Morning Herald Saturday 13 August 1932. SCUTTS - The Relatives and Friends of Mrs MINNIE SCUTTS, Mr. FRED and MISS WINNIE SCUTTS are invited to attend the funeral of her beloved HUSBAND and their FATHER John Edward to leave his late residence 125 George Street, Canterbury THIS SATURDAY at 2.15 pm for Church of England Cemetery Rookwood by road. Friends travelling by funeral train alight at Rookwood Platform. WOOD COFFILL LIMITED, Motor Funeral Directors. SCUTTS - The friends and Relatives of Mr & Mrs H A SCUTTS and FAMILY of Dulwich Hill and Miss GERTRUDE SCUTTS of Campsie are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of their late dearly beloved BROTHER and UNCLE to leave his late residence George Street, Canterbury THIS AFTERNOON, at 2.15 pm for Church of England Cemetery Rookwood. |
Sources • birth : NSW BMD (Marriages & Deaths) • marriage with Minnie Folan : NSW # 19604 • death : NSW # 11519 / The Sydney Morning Herald [1932 Aug 13]
Sources • birth : NSW # 34404 • death : NSW # 13030
| [Scutts, Frederick (bricklayer): Service Number - NX67819. Date of birth:09 Feb 1907. Place of birth:Leichardt, NSW. Place of enlistment: Paddington, NSW. Next of Kin: Scutts, Mary. Contents date range 1939-1948.] [Royal Australian, sapper - PoW, WWII. Mother living at 25 Watkin Street, Hurlstone Park (catholic).] [The Sydney Morning Herald Thursday 6 August 1942. Army casualties for New South Wales include the names of two members of the A.I.F. killed in action abroad, and of 399 who are reported missing. SCUTTS, Sapper F., Engineer, Hurlstone Park.] [F S - 36yr., bur:Thanbyuzatst War Cemetery, Mon State, Burma - plot: Sp.Mem. A14. A9.] [The Sydney Morning Herald Tuesday 23 October 1945 - SCUTTS - Died of illness whilst p.o.w. Thailand October 23 1943 NX67819 Spr Fred SCUTTS 2/12th Field Coy. R.A.E. beloved brother of Win and uncle of Jean. He answered the call.....] [Family Notices The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW :1842-1954) Wednesday 24 October 1945 p18. SCUTTS - Fred Spr. NX67819 2/12 Fld. Coy. R.A.E who died of illness on October 23 1943 at No. 5 P.O.W Camp Thailand. Always remembered by his Aunty Bridge.] |
Sources • birth : 4498/1907 NSW Leichardt / National Archives of Australia • death : National Archives of Australia • burial : Com. War Graves Com.
| W E S (unmarried) living in 1951 at 25 Watkin Street, Hurlstone Park. |
Sources • birth : NSW # 23703 [Canterbury] / National Archives of Australia (brother)