Sam Willoughby (1912 - 1973)

Born 29 Oct 1912 in Ross, Tasmania, Australia

Died 16 Nov 1973 at age 61 in Kings Meadows, Tasmania, Australia

Biography

This profile is part of the Willoughby Name Study.

Sam Willoughby was born in Tasmania, Australia

Sam Willoughby was born on 29 October 1912 in Ross, Tasmania, Australia.^[1]

Sam married Gladys Reynolds, daughter of John Frederick Reynolds and Gladys Lavina (Baker) Reynolds. Their children were:

1. John Willoughby (unknown – unknown)
2. Patrick Willoughby (unknown – unknown)
3. Donna Willoughby (unknown – unknown)

Sam died on 16 November 1973 in Kings Meadows, Tasmania, Australia, aged 61. He is commemorated at Carr Villa Memorial Park, Kings Meadows, Launceston City, Tasmania, Australia (plot: Monumental, Section A12, 354).^[2]

This person was in a record in 20 November 1973.^[3]

Sources

1. ↑ Birth registration for Samuel Edward Willoughby
   Tasmanian Archive and Heritage office, Ross district registers
   On 29 October 1912,
   Samuel Edward Willoughby
   Father: Edwin Richard Willoughby, aged 29, born: Tasmania, labourer
   Mother: Mabel Louisa Willoughby, aged 28, born: Tasmania, (nee Smith)
   
   married 3 June 1908 at Launceston.
2. ↑ Memorial: Find a Grave (has image)
   Find A Grave: Memorial #212996875 (accessed 10 February 2024)
   Memorial page for Samuel Willoughby (1912-16 Nov 1973), citing Carr Villa Memorial Park, Kings Meadows, Launceston City, Tasmania, Australia (plot: Monumental, Section A12, 354); Maintained by ! woowoo (contributor 49949980).
3. ↑ Newspaper death notice for Samuel Edward Willoughby
   The Examiner, (Launceston, Tasmania, Australia), 20 November 1973, page 25.
   WILLOUGHBY, Samuel Edward. On 16 November 19736, Samuel Edward, beloved son of the late Edward & Mabel Willoughby, loved brother of Cyril, Lionel, Ray (deceased), Lance, Keitha and Emma. Late of Cleveland. Aged 61 years.

See also:

• Created by Peter Knowles, May 19, 2012.
• FamilySearch Person: GM8H-MNS
• Parents on FamilySearch profile links Edwin Richard Willoughby and Mabel Louisa Smith