Areas' Express (Booyoolee, SA : 1877 - 1948), Friday 21 July 1944, page 2
OBITUARY.
We regret to record the death at Laura (suddenly) on Monday last, of Mr. Frederick James Thomas Reynolds, a well known resident of Gladstone for many years. The deceased was 67 years of age and followed the engineering trade, doing much useful service for farmers. He was of a quiet dis-position, but was well known and respected in the Northern Areas. Mrs. Reynolds (nee Miss Rachel Jolly) died several years ago, and during the last few years, Mr. Reynolds resided with his daughter (Mrs. C. Tozer) at Laura. He was a member of the Laura Bowling Club and the Gladstone Masonic and Mark Lodges. He has left one son and two daughters, namely, Mr. Ernest Reynolds (Adelaide), Nurse Queenie Reynolds (Adelaide) and Mrs. C. Tozer (Laura). His remains were taken to Georgetown for burial on Tuesday last.
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OBITUARY.
We regret to record the death at Laura (suddenly) on Monday last, of Mr. Frederick James Thomas Reynolds, a well known resident of Gladstone for many years. The deceased was 67 years of age and followed the engineering trade, doing much useful service for farmers. He was of a quiet dis-position, but was well known and respected in the Northern Areas. Mrs. Reynolds (nee Miss Rachel Jolly) died several years ago, and during the last few years, Mr. Reynolds resided with his daughter (Mrs. C. Tozer) at Laura. He was a member of the Laura Bowling Club and the Gladstone Masonic and Mark Lodges. He has left one son and two daughters, namely, Mr. Ernest Reynolds (Adelaide), Nurse Queenie Reynolds (Adelaide) and Mrs. C. Tozer (Laura). His remains were taken to Georgetown for burial on Tuesday last.
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article218906095
Areas' Express (Booyoolee, SA : 1877 - 1948), Friday 21 July 1944, page 2
OBITUARY.
We regret to record the death at Laura (suddenly) on Monday last, of Mr. Frederick James Thomas Reynolds, a well known resident of Gladstone for many years. The deceased was 67 years of age and followed the engineering trade, doing much useful service for farmers. He was of a quiet dis-position, but was well known and respected in the Northern Areas. Mrs. Reynolds (nee Miss Rachel Jolly) died several years ago, and during the last few years, Mr. Reynolds resided with his daughter (Mrs. C. Tozer) at Laura. He was a member of the Laura Bowling Club and the Gladstone Masonic and Mark Lodges. He has left one son and two daughters, namely, Mr. Ernest Reynolds (Adelaide), Nurse Queenie Reynolds (Adelaide) and Mrs. C. Tozer (Laura). His remains were taken to Georgetown for burial on Tuesday last.
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article218906095
OBITUARY.
We regret to record the death at Laura (suddenly) on Monday last, of Mr. Frederick James Thomas Reynolds, a well known resident of Gladstone for many years. The deceased was 67 years of age and followed the engineering trade, doing much useful service for farmers. He was of a quiet dis-position, but was well known and respected in the Northern Areas. Mrs. Reynolds (nee Miss Rachel Jolly) died several years ago, and during the last few years, Mr. Reynolds resided with his daughter (Mrs. C. Tozer) at Laura. He was a member of the Laura Bowling Club and the Gladstone Masonic and Mark Lodges. He has left one son and two daughters, namely, Mr. Ernest Reynolds (Adelaide), Nurse Queenie Reynolds (Adelaide) and Mrs. C. Tozer (Laura). His remains were taken to Georgetown for burial on Tuesday last.
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article218906095
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