Sydney Benjamin Lythall (1922 - 1986)

Born 20 Sep 1922 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Ancestors

Husband of Freida Mary (Llyod) Lythall — married 28 Aug 1948 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Died 12 Apr 1986 at age 63 in Blacktown, New South Wales, Australia

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Biography

Sidney was born in 1922. He was the son of Albert Lythall and Mabel Hagstrom. Married in 1948 to Freda Llyod, He passed away in 1986.

Sidney enlisted 4 May 1944, service number NX191165 (N272792), Corporal 140 AUSTRALIAN GENERAL TRANSPORT COMPANY, discharged 1 April 1947. DVA's -[1]

Sources

Cootamundra Herald (NSW : 1877 - 1954), Wednesday 6 October 1948, page 2

WEDDING

LYTHALL - LLOYD

St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, was the choice of Freda Mary (Molley), only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lloyd, "Glenmore," Stockinbingal, when she said "I will" to Sidney Benjamin, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Lythall, of Bankstown, on August 28. The bride's brother, Father Edwyn Lloyd, recently ordained at Cootamundra, celebrated the marriage. The bride's lovely classical gown, of white late late over satin, was cut with a full train and sweetheart neckline, which show-ed to advantage an exquisite antique, cross of seed pearls, which was worn as "something borrowed." She carried a bouquet of hyacinths, with one spray of blue hyacinths. White carnations held in place, her veil of cut tulle. Mrs. Pat Lawless, in a beauti-fully beaded frock of apple green satin, attended the bride. She carried a bouquet of primroses and wallflowers, and added these flowers to her coronet of green satin. Mr. Percy Lythall attended his brother as best man. A feature, of the ceremony was the beautiful music of the cathedral organ. When receiving about 85 guests at a reception at "The Blaxland," Kings Cross, Mrs. Lloyd added a shoulder spray of red and white camelias to her frock of black moss crepe, worn with a deep cream coat. She was assisted by Mrs. Lythall, who wore a brown coat and brown accessories with her beige frock, her shoulder spray being red carnations. When leaving for an extensive motoring tour, which included many beauty spots, the bride topped her pile green wool crepe frock with a black Astrachhan trimmed coat, and added black accessories.The young couple will make their home at Dulwich Hill. TROVE [2]

• NSW Birth Reg No 42015/1922
• NSW Death Reg No 9314/1986