Sydney Temple Swaby
Sydney Temple Swaby (1874-1951)
1874 Born in Ryhope, Durham, son of William Proctor Swaby
1911 A provision agent, boarding in Formby[1]
1912 Was a partner of Robert C. Fenwick in the company that built the Mersey monoplane which crashed at the Larkhill trials[2]
1914 An aeronautical engineer when he married Edith Oliver in Beeston, Leeds; his father was Bishop of Barbados and the West Indies.[3]
1939 Sydney T. Swaby, lecturer and public speaker (political), lived in Rotherham with Edith Swaby (b.1885), Hilda P. Swaby (b.1917), Robert W. Swaby (b.1922), John O. W. Swaby (b.1926)[4]
1951 Died in Rotherham