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Edward Charles (Young Ted) Riley (1892-1969) clerk, trade union official and parliamentarian
Birth: 9 August 1892 at Newtown, Sydney New South Wales, son of Edward Riley (1859-1931), plasterer and parliamentarian, born at Glasgow, Scotland, and Annabel (Annie), née Kirk (1858-1931), born at Boa Island, County Fermanagh, Ireland. Marriage: 27 September 1924 in Sydney to native-born Cordelia Daly (1893-c.1960). They had two sons. Death: 31 May 1969 in his usual residence at Alison Road, Randwick, Sydney. Religion Anglican.
Who’s Who in Australia 1935-1950; L. F. Crisp & S. P. Bennett, Australian Labor Party: federal personnel 1901-1954, (Canberra, 1954); BR; Labor Daily Supplement, 14 November 1925; N. B. Nairn, The ‘Big Fella’: Jack Lang and the Australian Labor Party (Melbourne, 1986), pp 50, 252 and 272.
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9 August,
1892
Newtown, Sydney,
New South Wales,
Australia
31 May,
1969
(aged 76)
Randwick, Sydney,
New South Wales,
Australia
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