Looking for Lycett Descendants IN Australia

Alfred Arden LYCETT died OCTOBER 1930 at Balmain.
no death notice just these funeral notices
The Sydney Morning Herald, Wednesday 15 October 1930
LYCETT.-The Relatives and Friends of Mrs. EDITH E. LYCETT, are kindly Invited to attend the Funeral of her late dearly beloved HUSBAND, Alfred Arden; to leave his late residence, 2 Ewenton
street. Balmain. THIS (Wednesday) AFTERNOON, at 2.30, for Church of England Cemetery, Field of Mars, Motor Funeral.
W. N. BULL, Funeral Director.
LYCETT.
The Relatives and Friends of Mr. and Mrs. N. LYCETT and FAMILY,
Mr. and Mrs. GEO. LYCETT and FAMILY,
Mr. and Mrs. H. LYCETT,
Mr. and Mrs. LANCE NORTHEY and FAMILY,
Mr. and Mrs. E. LYCETT, Mr. and Mrs. E. BATES and FAMILY, and
Mr. and Mrs. K. HUNT, are kindly Invited to attend the Funeral,
of their late dearly beloved FATHER and GRANDFATHER, Alfred Arden Lycett; to leave his late residence, 2 Ewenton-street, Balmain, THIS (Wednesday) AFTERNOON, at 2.30, for Church of England Cemetery, Field of Mars. Motor Funeral.
W. N. BULL

Edith Ellen Green LYCETT died 31 JULY 1934 at Haberfield

The Sydney Morning Herald, Wednesday 1 August 1934
LYCETT.
July 31. 1934. at her daughter's residence, 35 Hawthorne-parade, Haberfield. Edith Ellen Green Lycett. beloved mother of
Norman. George. Herbert. Ethel, Julia, and Ernest, aged 75 years

Son, Kent L died 1890
and this must be Edith's brother
The Sydney Morning Herald, Wednesday 1 October 1930
CROSS.-The Relatives and Friends of the late
HAROLD CROSS are kindly invited to attend
his Funeral; to leave St. John's Church, Birch
grove, Balmain. THIS (Wednesday) AFTERNOON,
at 2 30, for Church of England Cemetery, Waverley.
Motor Funeral. W. N. BULL, Funeral Director.
CROSS.-The Relatives and Friends of Mr. and
Mrs A. A. LYCETT, 2 Ewenton-street. Bal-
main, are kindly invited to attend the Funeral
of their late dearly beloved BROTHER, Harold
Cross; to leave St. John's Church, Birchgrove,
Balmain, THIS (Wednesday) AFTERNOON, at 2.30.
for Waverley Cemetery.
W. N. BULL,
Funeral Director.
CROSS-The Relatives and Friends of Mr. and
Mrs. GEORGE LYCETT and Mr. and Mrs.
NORMAN LYCETT, of 138 Louisa-road. Balmain,
are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of their
late dearly beloved UNCLE. Harold Cross; to leave
st. Johns Church, Birchgrove, Balmain. THIS
Wednesday AFTERNOON, at 2.30, for Waverley
Cemetery. W. N. BULL
NSW.BDM.DEATHS
12595/1934 LYCETT EDITH E G JOHN JANE ASHFIELD
18592/1930 LYCETT ALFRED A WILLIAM SOPHIA BALMAIN NORTH
10006/1890 LYCETT KENT L ALFRED A EDITH E G PADDINGTON
18594/1930 CROSS HAROLD GEORGE JANE BALMAIN NORTH

Thank you Janilye for all that work. I am looking for family who we have lost contact with to attend a Lycett Family Gathering on 7th January 2017 in Sydney. Specificially I am chasing descendants of Ethel Lycett who married Lance Northey and descendants of Herbert Lycett through his only daughter Olivette (Olga), who married 3 times. We have contact details for most of the other descendants. Alfred and Edith had 9 children, but only 5 had issue.

NSW DEATHS.
BALMAIN
4213/1956 LYCETT JAMES HERBERT
ALFRED ARDEN EDITH ELLEN
PETERSHAM. (died 3 MARCH 1956 late of Lewisham)
8029/1965 LYCETT GREVILLE HUGH N
ALFRED ARDEN EDITH ELLEN
BALMAIN. (died 8 JANUARY 1965 age 85)
38202/1966 LYCETT GEORGE WILLIAM A
ALFRED EDITH
ST. LEONARDS. (died 7 NOV 1966 at Greenwich)

Oh! ok, That's a big job.
Good Luck Kay

Thank you. It is very frustrating as everybody thinks it is so far in the future they aren't bothered but unless we get them rounded up soon it will be too late for them to plan.
We have people coming from England and New Zealand already and that takes planning in advance. I know there are more people in New Zealand and in the Perth area but I don't know how to contact them. The Northey descendants are around Sydney as far as I can ascertain but I am not having any luck.
I was trying to figure out who the Mr. and Mrs. K Hunt was in the funeral notices but that was Olga's second husband. She was raised by Alfred and Edith when her mother died after an abortion as, sadly, she didn't want any more children. Her father remarried to the wicked stepmother. I am only in contact with one of her children who is lovely but very airy fairy and I can't pin her down for information or contacts. There seems to have been some sort of distancing from the Northeys and the only descendant I have found so far lost her husband late last year so isn't up to helping me at this stage.
Thanks again for your help
Kay

By the way, the son Kent was really a son, not a brother. He was born in New Zealand, and was about a month old when they came to Sydney and he died not long after that.

Yes I realise Kent was a son, I mean't the brother CROSS below it.
The more you push this journal the more likely it is seen on google etc.
Might be Northey People around Newcastle too?
The more this journal is pushed on the net the more likely it will be seen and hopefully people will contact you through this site.
NSW.BDM. DEATHS
7426/1954 NORTHEY LANCELOT VICTOR
SAMUEL MARY
SYDNEY
MARRIAGES
7341/1905
NORTHEY LANCELOTT V
LYCETT ETHEL J
MUSWELLBROOK
CHILDREN REGISTERED
17177/1906 NORTHEY VICTOR B LANCELOT V ETHEL J PETERSHAM
20953/1907 NORTHEY EDITH M A LANCELOT V ETHEL J ADAMSTOWN
11516/1911 NORTHEY GORDON M LANCELOT V ETHEL J WOONONA
13083/1913 NORTHEY ELSIE M LANCELOT V ETHEL J WOONONA

Newcastle Morning Herald, Wednesday 12 May 1954
NORTHEY. Lance, beloved brother of A. Northey, of Fan Hill, Abermain,; passed away May 3, at 122 George Street, St. Peters, Sydney
NSW.BDM.DEATHS
3250/1968 NORTHEY ETHEL JANE ALFRED ARDEN EDITH ELLEN SYDNEY
NORTHEY Ethel Jane died 14 MAY 1968 late of St. Peters death notice appears in the Sydney Morning Herald 16 May 1968

Thanks,

Alfred and Edith Lycett lived at 152 Darling Street (cnr. Ewerton Street, Balmain in the 1900s. They had 9 children, 5 of whom reproduced - Norman Lycett, George Lycett, Bert Lycett, Ethel Northey and Julia Bates. I am specifically looking for families of Ethel Northey of St. Peters, Sydney and Olga Lycett/Smith/ Hunt/Williams. Olga lived in Sydney but when she married Tony Williams she moved to South Africa to be close to her son Bert

There's an artist's impression of Alfred Arden Lycett in one of the TRUTH articles here in TROVE

You nay order a photograph from STATE RECORDS

I have the whole article and even his mug shot when he went to jail for 6 months with hard labour aged 59. We think he must have had a real presence as well as being a "gentleman" to con as many people as he did as there are many Trove articles about people suing him, trying to bankrupt him, etc. He came up with a new way of manufacturing salt so he was fairly clever. He and his wife's families were both salt manufacturers in Cheshire, England. Salt mining was a thriving industry in Winsford, where his wife came from and there is still a working salt mine there to this day. However, salt became less important by the late 1890s so he had to find something else to do and doesn't seem to have successfully made the transition to anything else productive. Very sad.