Harold Morton Rutledge (1875–1935)
OBITUARY.
MR. H. M. RUTLEDGE.
Mr Harold M Rutledge whose death has just been announced was the eldest son of the late Hon Sir Arthur Rutledge K C and practised for many years as a solicitor in Oakey, a prosperous town in the Darling Downs, Southern Queensland. Mr Rutledge earlier in his career was associated in partnership with the late Mr Justice Powers when his Honor was a solicitor in Bundaberg. Mr Rutledge was married to Miss Edith Kilner daughter of Mr Kilner who was in charge of the Customs office at Bundaberg. Mr Rutledge is survived by Mrs Rutledge, three sons and a daughter. A sister of Mr H. M. Rutledge is the wife of Mr C Brunsdon Fletcher and Mr A C Wilcox, of Sydney is a brother-in law.
Original publication
Additional Resources and Scholarship
- marriage to Edith Kilner, Queenslander (Brisbane), 22 April 1905, p 10
Related Entries in NCB Sites
- Rutledge, Edith Marion (wife)
- Rutledge, Geoffrey Arthur (son)
- Rutledge, Dudley Frederick (son)
- Rutledge, Rollo John (son)
- Rutledge, Brian (son)
- Rutledge, Mary Thomas (mother)
- Rutledge, Arthur (father)
- Fletcher, Florence Mary (sister)
- Snell, Violet Rabone (sister)
- Wilcox, Olive Cowlishaw (sister)
- Rutledge, Ivy Victoria (sister)
- Rutledge, Arthur Percy (brother)
- Rutledge, Frederick Clarence (brother)
- Rutledge, Ernest Richmond (brother)
- Rutledge, Clifton Garfield (brother)
- Fletcher, Charles Brunsdon (brother-in-law)
- Oakes, Eliza Sarah (aunt)
- Rabone, Eliza (grandmother)
- Rabone, Stephen (grandfather)
- Powers, Charles (business partner)
Citation details
'Rutledge, Harold Morton (1875–1935)', Obituaries Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://oa.anu.edu.au/obituary/rutledge-harold-morton-19304/text30779, accessed 9 April 2025.
Life Summary [details]
Birth
25 September,
1875
Brisbane,
Queensland,
Australia
Death
18 April,
1935
(aged 59)
Oakey,
Queensland,
Australia
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