Sun (Sydney, NSW : 1910 – 1954), Wednesday 17 January 1912, page 3
A very quiet wedding was celebrated on Monday evening at St. John’s Church, Darlinghurst, the contracting parties being Mr. T. H. Green and Miss Estella Overina Jones Singleton, third daughter of the late Superintendent James Singleton, of Albury, and Mrs. Singleton, of Combooah, Darlinghurst.
The bride wore a pretty cream silk frock, showing a lace tunic, and a picture hat, and was given away by her brother, Mr. Llewellyn Singleton.
Her sister, Miss G. Singleton, acted as maid of honor, and Mr. John Singleton Ross ( cousin ) was the best man.
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/222007792
* There are a few discrepancies with this entry.
The Grave stone clearly states that the date of death is 24 February 1913 BUT the above article about his 3rd daughter – Estella Overina Jones SINGLETON getting married, states ” …… the late Superintendent James Singleton….” – that article being dated 17 January 1912.
Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 – 1930), Saturday 19 December 1896, page 14
The following notifications were contained in a special “Gazette” issued under the Public Service Act:—
APPOINTMENTS.—
Robert Hughes to be clerk of petty sessions and registrar of the District Court at Hillston; First-class Constable Llewellyn James M. Singleton to act as cleric of petty sessions at Nymagee; Constable Stephen Joyce to be acting-gaoler at Wellington Gaol, and his wife, Ellen Joyce, to be acting-matron at the same gaol; Joseph Henry Powell to be bailiff of the warden’s court at Wagga Wagga ; George Pulton Smyth King to he crown land agent for the metropolitan land district; Andrew Wilson, as caretaker of the bridge over the Murray River at Swan-hill; ………
* NOT known if the below relates to the same person who was a member of the Police:
Mention is made of Llewelyn Singleton of the Royal Hotel, Newbridge being granted a renewal of a publicans licence in the Licensing Court on Friday 20 June 1902.
There is also mention of Llewelyn Singleton of Newbridge applying for, and being granted, a renewal of Billiard licencence on Monday 5 January 1903.
The mentioned Llewelyn SINGLETON may very well be his son.
