Sydney Temple (Syd) Green (1866–1945)
Mr. Sydney Temple Green, aged 78 years, a pioneer of the Australian Labour Party, died at his home in Knox Street, Clovelly, yesterday morning.
For the past nine years he had been a member of the Church of England Synod.
More than 50 years ago Mr. Green was a member of the first A.L.P. branch, Balmain, and for five years sat on the A.L.P. Central Executive. He was a past president of the Clovelly Labour League and the old Eastern Suburbs Electorate Council. He contested the Wentworth seat in the Federal elections in 1914. Mr. Green's wife, who was formerly a member of the Legislative Council, and a grown-up family, survive. The funeral will leave St. Luke's Church of England, Clovelly, at 10.30 am. to-day for the Randwick Cemetery.
Original publication
Additional Resources
- photo, Worker (Wagga, NSW), 10 April 1913, p 5
- profile, Sydney Morning Herald, 18 April 1913, p 5
- profile, Daily Telegraph (Sydney), 22 April 1913, p 9
- death notice, Sydney Morning Herald), 19 July 1945, p 1
Related Entries in NCB Sites
- Green, Sydney Temple (Syd)
- Green, Catherine Elizabeth (husband)
- Russell, Daniel F. (stepson)
- Russell, James Newton (stepson)
- Green, Thomas Augustus (father)
- Sleath, Richard (colleague)
- Kelly, William Henry (related entry)
Citation details
'Green, Sydney Temple (Syd) (1866–1945)', Obituaries Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://oa.anu.edu.au/obituary/green-sydney-temple-syd-32809/text40816, accessed 12 October 2024.
Samuel Green, n.d.
Daily Telegraph (Sydney), 22 April 1913, p 9
Life Summary [details]
Birth
21 November,
1866
Bathurst,
New South Wales,
Australia
Death
19 July,
1945
(aged 78)
Clovelly, Sydney,
New South Wales,
Australia
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