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Mid North Coast Pioneers - Newcastle to Lismore and beyond

Susan CLARK, 1870–1954 (aged 83 years)

Name
Susan /CLARK/
Given names
Susan
Surname
CLARK
Name
Susan /SYRON/
Type
married name
Given names
Susan
Surname
SYRON
Name
Susanna /CLARK/
Given names
Susanna
Surname
CLARK
Source: Document - Mayers Clarke Syron
Name
Susanna /SYRON/
Type
married name
Given names
Susanna
Surname
SYRON
BirthC - Births Registered in New South Wales
Citation details: 15983/1870 CLARK ROBERT ROBERT SUSAN PORT STEPHENS
Text:

Note that this registration has the registered name as Robert!

Quality of data: primary evidence
BirthDocument - Mayers Clarke Syron
BirthDocument - Syron Personal Family Tree
NameDocument - Mayers Clarke Syron
DeathDocument - Mayers Clarke Syron
DeathS - Deaths Registered in New South Wales
Citation details: 13668/1954 SYRON SUSAN ROBERT UNKNOWN TAREE
DeathHeadstone - Syron - Susan
Syron - Susan
Syron - Susan

Note: Image kindly made available by the volunteers at Australian Cemeteries Index.
DeathObituary - Syron - Susan
DeathObituary - Syron - Susan - 2
BurialWeb Site - Australian Cemeteries Index
BurialObituary - Syron - Susan
SourceDocument - Syron Personal Family Tree
Note: This document appears to have been produced by NTSCORP Limited. NTSCORP is the native title provider for aboriginal traditional owners in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory.
SourceEmails - Kellie Warrington
Citation details: 21 February 2018
Text:

In part:

"There are 11 Syron children, the children of Daniel Joseph Syron and Susan Hannah Clarke. There are only four registered births - Norah, Annie, Hope and Patrick .. all registered under Clark/Clarke as the parents were not married. Also the father is unlisted on these certificates. My great grandmother, Elizabeth Syron, born in 1902 was one of the unregistered children and from memory she was the only one not on the list. Most people have taken the list of children from the obituary of their mother, Susan Syron (although not married), where when filling out the death certificate or newspaper notice, Uncle Bob forgot one of his sisters.

There are other newspaper articles where she is mentioned and I can confirm that she was part of that family as I knew her personally and two of her daughters are still living."