Southcott, Lloyd (1892–1947)
Mr. Lloyd Southcott, of Westbourne Park, Adelaide, who died on February 23 was a company director, and was well known in R.S.L., bowls and lodge circles. He was formerly with his father in Southcott Ltd., and later founded the Standard Training Coy. A member of the Westbourne Park R.S.L., he was an active social worker for that body. He served in the 10th Battalion in World War I.
A widow, one son, Mr. D. Southcott, and one daughter, Mrs. H. Lewis, survive him. Mrs, Southcott is a sister of Mrs. H. P. Hocking, Mount Gambier.
Original publication
- Border Watch (SA), 8 March 1947, p 4 (view original)
Additional Resources
- World War I service record, B2455, item Southcott, Lloyd (National Archives of Australia)
- engagement notice, Mail (Adelaide), 22 October 1921, p 8
- article about Southcott Ltd, Mail (Adelaide), 29 June 1929, p 27
- opens a branch of Motor Traders (SA) Ltd, Port Lincoln Times (SA), 16 December 1932, p 2
Related Entries in NCB Sites
- Southcott, Selina (mother)
- Southcott, James Henry (father)
- Southcott, Arnold (brother)
- Southcott, Horace (brother)
- Southcott, Marie Robertson (sister-in-law)
- Millsteed, Jane Tresidder (aunt)
- Beaglehole, John (uncle)
- Beaglehole, Clara Priscilla (aunt by marriage)
- Beaglehole, John (grandfather)
- Beaglehole, Percy (cousin)
Citation details
'Southcott, Lloyd (1892–1947)', Obituaries Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://oa.anu.edu.au/obituary/southcott-lloyd-16406/text28368, accessed 27 February 2021.
Life Summary [details]
Birth
29 November 1892
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Death
23 February 1947
Westbourne Park, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia