Lyndall Evered Eakin (1891–1950)
Many people were saddened and shocked by the sudden and untimely death of Mrs. R. A. [Lyndall Evered] Eakin last weekend. She and her Dr. husband had a host of friends who were always the happier for having foregathered with them. Their only child, Robin Ann Spencer, is at present in Europe and had planned to visit Sydney later this year.
Original publication
Additional Resources
- birth notice, Sydney Morning Herald, 15 September 1891, p 1
- marries Robert Eakin, Sunday Times (Sydney), 1 February 1920, p 13
- death notice, Sydney Morning Herald, 27 February 1950, p 14
Related Entries in NCB Sites
- Eakin, Robert Agnew (husband)
- Solomon, Dora Dagmar (mother)
- Solomon, Samuel Henry (father)
- Solomon, Keneth Maurice (brother)
- Mandelson, Caroline (aunt)
- Herman, Zillah Hannah (aunt)
- Cohen, Bertram (aunt)
- Solomon, Rebecca (aunt)
- Cohen, Juliet (aunt)
- Solomon, Joseph Mark (uncle)
- Hollander, Abraham Alfred (uncle)
- Hollander, Leopold Louin (uncle)
- Solomon, Charles Edmond (uncle)
- Solomon, Henry Algernon (uncle)
- Mandelson, Joseph (uncle by marriage)
- Cohen, John Jacob (uncle by marriage)
- Cohen, Henry Morris (uncle by marriage)
- Solomon, Rebecca (grandmother)
- Hollander, Annie (grandmother)
- Solomon, Maurice (grandfather)
- Hollander, Jacob (grandfather)
- Mandelson, Maurice Roy (cousin)
- Mandelson, Cyril Nathan (cousin)
- Calman, Alleyne Doris (cousin)
- Herman, Maurice (cousin)
- Herman, Allan Grant (cousin)
Citation details
'Eakin, Lyndall Evered (1891–1950)', Obituaries Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://oa.anu.edu.au/obituary/eakin-lyndall-evered-20533/text31919, accessed 24 April 2024.
Life Summary [details]
Alternative Names
- Solomon, Lyndall Evered
Birth
11 September,
1891
Sydney,
New South Wales,
Australia
Death
25 February,
1950
(aged 58)
King's Cross, Sydney,
New South Wales,
Australia
Religious Influence
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