Amy Maud (Bright) Scardigli (1885 - 1919)

Born 1885 in Kiama, New South Wales, Australia

Wife of Anthony Philip Scardigli — married 1908 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Died 21 Apr 1919 at about age 34 in Waterloo, New South Wales, Australia

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Biography

Amy Maud Bright was born in 1885 at Kiama Nsw, Australia. She was the daughter of John Bright and Mary Unknown Note: Mother's Name is Mary Ann Bright (nee SWAN).

She married Anthony Joseph Scardigli (Surname also known as Cranley) in 1908 at Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

Amy Maud Bright (SCARDIGLI) passed away on 21 Apr 1919 at Waterloo, New South Wales Australia, at the age of 38. The cause of death was pneumonic influenza. It is apparent that her parents were responsible for placing the notice of her death in the Newspaper and subsequent In Memoriam Notices. They were all listed with the surname CRANLEY. Amy was interred in Rookwood Cemetery on 23 April 1919. The record from the Cemetery indicates that she was buried under the surname "Amy Scardighi" sic: should read SCARDIGLI.

Sources

• Birth Record: NSW BDM: BRIGHT AMY M 24257/1885 showing her Parents Father: JOHN Mother: MARY A District: KIAMA

• Marriage record: NSW BDM: SCARDIGLI ANTHONY J and BRIGHT AMY M District: SYDNEY; Registration: 179/1908

• Death Record: NSW BDM: SCARDIGLI AMY M 5913/1919 showing her Parents Father: JOHN Mother: MARY A District: REDFERN

• DEATH CRANLEY— At Waterloo, on April 21, Amy Maud Cranley, third eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. Bright, of Dapto, aged 38 years. interred Rookwood Cemetery.

• CemeteryInformation : Amy Scardighi : Date of Burial: 23 Apr 1919 : Plot: 5_Zone C/#/6305 : AU / New South Wales / Rookwood Cemetery

IN MEMORIAM NOTICES

CRANLEY — In loving remembrance of our dear daughter and our dear sister, Amy Maud Cranley, who died at Waterloo, on April 21, 1919.

Rest, dearest Amy, thy work is o'er,

Thy, loving hands shall toil no more.

No more thy gentle eyes shall weep,

Rest, darling Amy, gently sleep.

Inserted by her loving mother and father (Mr. and Mrs. J. Bright, Dapto), daughter Olive, and sisters and brothers. Family Notices South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) 30 April 1920: 9. Web. 12 Dec 2023 <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article142460987>.