Life Summary - Thomas Frith - Obituaries Australia

Frith, Thomas (1850–1918)

	Frith, Thomas (1850–1918)
Born	15 March, 1850 Dukinfield , Greater Manchester , England
Died	30 October, 1918 (aged 68) Newcastle , New South Wales , Australia
Cause of Death	suicide
Cultural Heritage	English
Religious Influence	Methodist
Related Entries [View as tree]	Parkes, Edward (colleague) Pease, Thomas (colleague) Bowling, Peter (colleague) Rees, Daniel (colleague) Stenhouse, John Wilson (colleague) Rees, Benjamin (colleague) Heydon, Charles Gilbert (judge)
Occupation*	goldminer (1870-1872) Western Australia, Australia coalminer (1872-1910) New South Wales, Australia trade union official (1882-1910) New South Wales, Australia local government councillor (1888-1904) New South Wales, Australia local government head (1902-1904) New South Wales, Australia gaoled trade unionist (1910-1910) New South Wales, Australia prisoner (1910-1910) New South Wales, Australia
Key Organisations*	Colliery Employees' Federation (NSW) (trustee, ?-1918) Colliery Employees' Federation (NSW) (organiser, 1882-1910)
Key Places*	Maitland Correctional Centre (NSW) (inmate, 1910-1910)
Workplaces*	Adamstown Council (Newcastle, NSW) (alderman, 1888-1891) Adamstown Council (Newcastle, NSW) (mayor, 1890-1891) Wickham Council (Newcastle, NSW) (alderman, 1895-1904) Wickham Council (Newcastle, NSW) (mayor, 1902-1904)

* Dates are approximate