John Smith McNAUGHTON, 1885–1937 (aged 52 years)
- Name
- John Smith /McNAUGHTON/
- Given names
- John Smith
- Surname
- McNAUGHTON
| Marriage | M - Marriages Registered in New South Wales Citation details: 2007/1910 MACNAUGHTON JOHN S GREGORY AIMEE A MEREWETHER Quality of data: primary evidence |
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| Marriage | Gregory-William-Bible |
| Marriage | The Gregory Family Tree as at 15 July, 2005 Citation details: Page 13 Quality of data: secondary evidence |
| Marriage | Gedcom 24 August, 2006 Jan Gregory |
| Occupation | Australian Electoral Roll - NSW - 1930 |
| Residence | Australian Electoral Roll - NSW - 1930 |
| Occupation | Australian Electoral Roll - NSW - 1936 |
| Residence | Australian Electoral Roll - NSW - 1936 |
| Name | Marriages registered in New South Wales. Citation details: 2007/1910 MACNAUGHTON JOHN S GREGORY AIMEE A MEREWETHER Quality of data: secondary evidence |
| Death | M - Deaths Registered in New South Wales Citation details: 23950/1937 MACNAUGHTON JOHN SMITH CHARLES HARRIET MAYFIELD Quality of data: secondary evidence |
| Death | Newspaper - The Newcastle Sun Citation details: Thursday 4 November 1937, page 13 McNaughton - John Smith - Death Note: Downloaded from Trove.
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| Burial | Death Notice - John Smith MacNaughton Citation details: Details from an email from Jan Gregory Quality of data: secondary evidence |
| Burial | Newspaper - Newcastle Morning Herald Citation details: 5 November 1937 - Funeral Notices Text: 5th November, 1937 - Notice for JOHN SMITH McNAUGHTON McNAUGHTON - The Relatives and Friends of Mrs J.S McNAUGHTON, ALAN AND CHARLES (late of the Albion Hotel, Wickham), are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of their beloved Husband and father, JOHN SMITH McNAUGHTON, to move from Thomas Moore's Private chapel, William and Tudor Streets, Hamilton. this Afternoon, at 3 o'clock for Beresfield Crematorium, per motor Service. McNAUGHTON - The Relatives and Friends of Mrs. C.S. McNAUGHTON and FAMILIES, and the late Mr. C.S. McNaughton, and the FAMILY of the late Mr and Mrs W. Gregory, are invited to attend the Funeral of their Son and Son-in-law, JOHN SMITH McNAUGHTON, to move from Thomas Moore's Private Chapel, William and Tudor Streets, Hamilton. This afternoon at 3 o'clock for Beresfield Crematorium. |
| Burial | Newspaper - Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate Citation details: Friday 5 November 1937, page 15 McNaughton - John Smith Note: Downloaded from Trove.
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| Source | Conversation by Donald Gregory with Stuart Gregory Note: The information set out here is Stuart Gregory's memory of conversations with his father.
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