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Clarence Roy (Roy) Ockenden (1897-1968) metal spinner, trade union official and Communist
Birth: 15 January 1897 at Bexley, New South Wales, son of English-born parents Horace Jury Ockenden (1867-1925) from Brighton, East Sussex, and Edith Louisa, née Gay (1871-1954), from Clutton, Somerset. Marriage: 10 July 1920 with Anglican rites at Christ Church, Bexley, to Daphne Vincent Tidd (1896-1955). They had one daughter. Death: 2 March 1968 in his residence at Dilwynnia Grove, Heathcote, NSW. Religion: buried with Congregational forms.
Sources
Sheet Metal Worker, February 1960 p 3; April 1968 p 7; Tribune (Sydney), 13 March 1968 p 13, No. 1549.
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15 January,
1897
Bexley, Sydney,
New South Wales,
Australia
2 March,
1968
(aged 71)
Heathcote, Sydney,
New South Wales,
Australia
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