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NameSynnottDescriptionRichard Synott married Mary Stapleton at they lived at Shellharbour for 64 years, where Richard worked as a bootmaker and established one of the first businesses on Addison Street.

Richard and Mary had six children; Thomas, John, Catherine, Michael, Sarah and Robert.

Michael had the old cottage demolished and built a new cottage which was occupied by widowed Catherine and her three children. Upon his retirement as a school teacher he returned and lived in the home until his death aged 85.

Information - 'A Jewel in the Illawarra Stella Maris Catholic Church', 1986.

External LinkDeath of Mr Richard SynnottPresentation to Mr J SynnottObituary Mr John SynnottObituary Mr Thomas SynnottRE Estate of Mary SynnottSouth Coast NewsA Picnic Party's Unlucky ExperienceMr M Synnott

Shellharbour Reserve Rifle Club 1905.

Back l-r: Herb Hockey, Dan Gleeson, .?, Joe Byrne, Bill Hazelton, Dan Condon, Denny Kelleher, Bill McCoy, Charles Bursill, John Seymour, Duncan Gow, Sid Bursill, Jack Toohey, Bill McEnroe, Ted McInnery, Jimmy Rose, Joe Martin, Tom Stewart, Police Officer Denman, Ted Hazelton. Front l-r: Percy East, .?, Bill Hambly, Tom Murphy, Jim McCabe, Maurice Galbon, .?, Ted Biggs, Henry Atchison, Mick Synnott, Ned Bonsor, Paddy King.

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CollectionFamiliesLocalityShellharbour VillageRelated ItemThe Synott residence at Shellharbour 1986The Synott residence at Shellharbour 1995

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