Sydney James Southerton

   Another name for Sydney was Sidney Southerton.

  Death Notes:

Wikipedia - Southerton having proposed the toast of "Cricket" at the dinner of The Ferrets Club at the Oval, sank down and a few minutes later his life ebbed away

  Noted events in his life were:

• Occupation: Journalist - Guardian Cricket man. ⁵

• Census UK: census age of 6, 1881, The Cricketer's Public House, Lower Green West, Mitcham, Surrey, England. ⁶

• Census UK: with a census age of 16, 1891, The Cricketer's Public House, Lower Green West, Mitcham, Surrey, England. ⁷

• Census UK: author/journalist sporting paper with a census age of 26, 1901, 42 Bickerstaffe Road, Tooting Graveney, London, England. ⁸

• Census UK: sporting journalist with a census age of 36, 1911, 8 Bournemouth Road, Merton Park, S. W., Surrey, England. ⁹

• Passenger List - Incoming: Ship Majestic- White Star Line - First Class - Journalist aged 52 from New York into Southampton, 29 Apr 1927, Surrey, England. ¹⁰

• Passenger List - Incoming: Ship Saxon - Journalist aged 53 from Durban South Africa into Southampton, 12 Mar 1928, Linton, Salisbury Road, Carshalton, Surrey, England. ¹⁰

• Passenger List - Incoming: Ship Edinburgh Castle - Journalist aged 56 from South Africa into Southampton, 8 Dec 1930, Linton, Salisbury Road, Carshalton, Surrey, England. ¹⁰

Sydney married Augusta Cubitt, daughter of William Thomas Cubitt and Elizabeth Gurney, about Dec 1895 in Croydon, Surrey, England.¹ (Augusta Cubitt was born about Jun 1873 in Upton Manor, Essex, England ¹¹ and died after 8 Dec 1930.)