Robert Taylor Rutledge1
M, #7569, b. 16 November 1883, d. 27 June 1958
Father | David Dunlop Rutledge1 b. 24 Feb 1852, d. 19 Sep 1905 |
Mother | Mary Adelaide Asser1 |
Relationship | 2nd cousin 2 times removed of Keith Graham Bassett |
Last Edited | 20 Dec 2018 |
Birth* | 16 November 1883 | Camperdown, NSW, Australia1 |
Baptism | 28 December 1883 | St Stephen, Newtown, NSW, Australia; When Baptized: 28th December 1883 When Born: 16th November 1883 Child's Christian Name: Robert Taylor Parents' Names: David Dunlop & Mary Adelaide Rutledge Abode: 40 Missendon Road Quality or Profession: Clerk in Holy Orders By whom the ceremony was performed: David D. Rutledge1 |
Death of Father | 19 September 1905 | St Stephen's Rectory, Sutton Forest, NSW, Australia; DEATH OF THE REV. D. RUTLEDGE. At St. Stephen's Rectory, Sutton Forest, yesterday afternoon, died the Rev. David Rutledge, M.A., M.B., Ch.M., at the , age of 53. He was the son of the late Mr. James Rutledge, formerly of Sydney, and was born in Queensland. His brothers are the Rev. W. WooIls Rutledge, of Sydney, and Sir Arthur Rutledge, who was Attorney-General in a recent Queensland Ministry. Educated at the Sydney Grammar School, Dr. Rutledge, after taking his B.A. and M.A. degrees at Sydney University, entered the Church of England, and was ordained by Dr. Tyrrell, Bishop of Newcastle. He had successive charge of the Scone, Wilcannia, and Warren parishes, and he subsequently qualified for the medical profession, being one of the first seven students to enter the medical school in connection with the University, and the only one to pass the first final examination. He practised at his profession for a while, and then re-entered the Church. It was while incumbent of St. Stephen's, Mittagong. that he wrote, "Christ, the Anti-Christ, and the Millennium". He proceeded to England for the purpose of having the book published, and on his return was appointed to Sutton Forest, where he resided till his death. The deceased leaves a widow and ten children. A motion of sympathy with the Rev. Woolls Rutledge was carried at last night's meeting of the Christian Endeavour Convention.;Principal=David Dunlop Rutledge2 |
Marriage* | 14 February 1944 | St Matthew's, Manly, NSW, Australia; Groom: Robert Taylor Rutledge Status: Widower Place of Birth: Sydney Occupation: Administrive Officer Age: 60 Usual Residence: Killara Father: David Dunlop Rutledge (deceased) Occupation: Clergyman Mother: Mary Adelaide Asser (deceased) Bride: Ruby Adams Status: Widow Place of Birth: Charters Towers, Queensland Occupation: Home Duties Age: 55 Usual Residence: Manly Father: Arthur Earl (deceased) Occupation: Engineer Mother: Mary Catherine Campbell (deceased) Date of Marriage: February 14 1944 Place of Marriage: Saint Matthew's Church, Manly Religion: Church of England Witnesses: Mahala A Seymour, Ernest F Tomlin Minister: A. R. ? ;Bride=Ruby Adams3 |
Death* | 27 June 1958 | Manly, NSW, Australia; RUTLEDGE, Robert Taylor. — June 27, 1958, at Manly, of 19 Fairlight Street, Manly, dearly beloved husband of Ruby and dear father of Robert, Joan (Mrs J. Purves, Mount Isa) and Margaret (Mrs L. Lowth, Townsville), aged 74 years.4 |
Family | Ruby Adams |
Citations
- [S1752] Ancestry Sydney Anglican Parish Regiters, 1818-2011, online https://ancestry.com, baptism Robert Taylor Rutledge 1883.
- [S1565] Trove digitised newspapers, online http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/, The Evening News, Wednesday, September 20, 1905.
- [S1752] Ancestry Sydney Anglican Parish Regiters, 1818-2011, online https://ancestry.com, marriage Robert Taylor Rutledge & Ruby Adams 1944.
- [S1599] The Sydney Morning Herald, Saturday, June 28, 1958.