The Sydney Morning Herald, Thursday 21 July 1927
(New South Wales, Australia)

DEATH OF MR. WILLIAM WYATT
The death of Mr. William Wyatt occurred at his residence, Glencoe, Anderton-street, Marrickville, on Tuesday last, in his 92nd year.
Born at Ashburton, Cornwall, England, in 1836, he eventually became master of Haverford West Training College, Wales, and later accepted a position in New South Wales under the old denominational schools’ system. His first charges were at Dungog and Wallsend respectively, followed by his appointment as headmaster of the Newtown Public School. He retired from the Public Service in 1895. Mr. Wyatt took great interest in local matters in the early days, and was actively associated with St. Stephen’s, Newtown, under the late Canon Taylor, and more recently at St. Clement’s, Marrickville, under the late Canon Bellingham and his successor, Archdeacon Martin. He was an original member of the P.A.F.S., of which he was secretary for some years, and was a W.P.M. of the order.
Mr. Wyatt married in 1860 Georgina, daughter of the late Samuel Rowe, a noted sculptor, of Exeter, Devon, who predeceased her husband by 20 years. He is survived by one son, Mr. Montague Wyatt, formerly headmaster of Sans Souci Public School, and three daughters, Misses Ada and Beatrice Wyatt and Mrs. R. J. Baldwin. The funeral will take place at Waverley Cemetery today.

The Sydney Morning Herald, Wednesday 20 July 1927
(New South Wales, Australia)

DEATHS
WYATT.—July 19, 1927, at his residence, Glencoe, Anderton-street, Marrickville, William Wyatt, J.P., beloved father of Montague, Ada and Beatrice Wyatt, and of Mrs. R. J. Baldwin, in his 92nd year.

Contributed by Bob Bolitho