First Name:
Rev. James Smith
Source:
On List of Ministers who served in the Presbyterian Church in NSW since the Union in 1865
Details:
Arrived circa 1847. Retired
First Name:
Rev. James Smith
Details:
Marriage of William Barden of Ravensworth, only son of Charles Barden of Sussex, England, to Annie Margaret, second daughter of James Tullock of Red Post Hill on 11 September 1861. Minister Rev. James White of Edinglassie
First Name:
Rev. James Smith
Source:
Newcastle Morning Herald
Details:
Obituary - The Rev. James S. White M.A., LL.D., Presbyterian minister at Singleton died at 2 oclock after a very brief illness. The deceased was ordained at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church Singleton in 1847, since which time he has been in harness, his only holiday being of a few weeks duration. In 1859, before the union of the Presbyterian Churches, Dr. White was unanimously elected Moderator of the Synod of the Church of Scotland in NSW. The union of the churches took place in 1863 and in 1893 Dr. White was elected Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of NSW. He celebrated his jubilee as a minister on the 29th April 1898. He leaves two married daughters Mrs. D. Buchanan of Uralla, and Mrs. Henry of Hill End, and three single daughters and two unmarried sons who live at home. Dr. James White his eldest son, died in Singleton a few years previously. Interview with Rev. Bain re the life of Rev. White - Rev. White was the son of a soldier who fought at Waterloo. Rev. White received a grant of land at Singleton known as Gowrie where he resided up to the time of his death. His remains were buried in a private cemetery at Gowrie
First Name:
Rev. James Smith
Details:
Marriage - On 7th July at Sydney by Rev. W. Purves, of Maitland, the Rev. James Smith White, minister of the Synod of Australia, in connection with the Established Church of Scotland, Singleton, to Miss Sarah Maria Louisa McCumstie, of Balmain, Sydney
First Name:
Rev. James Smith
Source:
Singleton Pioneer Register p. 92
Details:
Born 1822 in Glasgow, son of Andrew White and Lilias McMillan. Spouse Sarah Maria Louise McCumstie. Minister of St. Andrew's Church Singleton for 55 years
First Name:
Rev. James Smyth
Details:
Ordained Minister of Saint Andrew's Church
First Name:
Rev. James Smyth
Details:
To give lecture for the benefit of the Benevolent Society
First Name:
Rev. James Smyth
Details:
Advertising for married teacher for Presbyterian school
First Name:
Rev. James Smyth
Details:
To deliver lecture on 'the advantages of science' in the Court House. Admission 6d.
First Name:
Rev. James Smyth
Details:
Marriage of Sampson Marshall and Eliza Ann Turnbull at Oswald. Officiating minister Rev. White
First Name:
Rev. James Smyth
Place:
Muswellbrook, Lochinvar, Muswellbrook, Singleton, Aberdeen, Wylie's Flats
Details:
Appointed to Presbyterian School Board
First Name:
Rev. James Smyth
Details:
Gave address on the Presbyterian Denominational school examination day
First Name:
Rev. James Smyth
Place:
Bickham, Pages River
Details:
Officiating minister at marriage of William Martyn and Maria Pearse
First Name:
Rev. James Smyth
Details:
Officiating minister at marriage of James Morrison and Miss Isabella Clarke
First Name:
Rev. James Smyth
Details:
Offiating minister at marriage of Elizabeth Wilson and James Grant Mackay on 21st November 1849
First Name:
Rev. James Smyth
Details:
Examined 56 pupils of the Muswellbrook Presbyterian School
First Name:
Rev. James Smyth
Details:
Marriage of M Hamilton to Abby Butler relict of the late Mr. Butler of Singleton. Officiating minister Rev. J.S. White.
First Name:
Rev. James Smyth
Details:
Marriage of Thomas Green to Miss Agnes Moffatt. Officiating minister Reverend J.S. White
First Name:
Rev. James Smyth
Details:
Marriage of James Clarke formerly of Aberdeen, Scotland to Miss Agnes Ann Kelly, formerly of Paddington, Middlesex, England on 1st July. Officiating minister Rev. J.S. White
First Name:
Rev. James Smyth
Details:
Marriage of Charles Harpur to Mary the eldest daughter of E. Doyle of Montrose Park, Jerry's Plains on 2nd July. Officiating minister Rev. J.S. White
