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	He was the eldest son of the late Mr and Mrs George Cartwright, bakers and grocers of Duke Street, Boston. He leaves his wife Fay, son Aleric, daughters Alethea and Helen. five grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, brothers Dick and John, and sister Ann.		He was the eldest son of the late Mr and Mrs George Cartwright, bakers and grocers of Duke Street, Boston. He leaves his wife Fay, son Aleric, daughters Alethea and Helen. five grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, brothers Dick and John, and sister Ann.

	Mr Cartwnght was educated at Staniland School and BGS. On leaving school in 1937 he joined the Royal Navy and took part in the [[Wikipedia:Arctic convoys of World War II\|~~Artic~~ Convoys]] to Russia and also in the Mediterranean, for which he received the Russian Star and the Malta Cross campaign medals On leaving the Navy he was employed as power station superintendent at [[Wikipedia:Copeton Dam\|Copeton]], New South Wales.		Mr Cartwnght was educated at Staniland School and BGS. On leaving school in 1937 he joined the Royal Navy and took part in the [[Wikipedia:Arctic convoys of World War II\|Arctic Convoys]] to Russia and also in the Mediterranean, for which he received the Russian Star and the Malta Cross campaign medals On leaving the Navy he was employed as power station superintendent at [[Wikipedia:Copeton Dam\|Copeton]], New South Wales.

	Mr Cartwnght was a free mason at his home town lodge at [[Wikipedia:Kiama, New South Wales\|Kiama]], New South Wales.		Mr Cartwnght was a free mason at his home town lodge at [[Wikipedia:Kiama, New South Wales\|Kiama]], New South Wales.

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'''Edward "Ted" Cartwright''' was educated at [[Boston Grammar School]] (?-1937).

== Obituary ==

''From the February 2001 issue of [[The Old Bostonian]]''

Former Bostonian Edward Cartwright (Ted) has died at [[Wikipedia:Bulli, New South Wales|Bulli]] Hospital in New South Wales, Australia, at the age of 78.

He was the eldest son of the late Mr and Mrs George Cartwright, bakers and grocers of Duke Street, Boston. He leaves his wife Fay, son Aleric, daughters Alethea and Helen. five grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, brothers Dick and John, and sister Ann.

Mr Cartwnght was educated at Staniland School and BGS. On leaving school in 1937 he joined the Royal Navy and took part in the [[Wikipedia:Arctic convoys of World War II|Artic Convoys]] to Russia and also in the Mediterranean, for which he received the Russian Star and the Malta Cross campaign medals On leaving the Navy he was employed as power station superintendent at [[Wikipedia:Copeton Dam|Copeton]], New South Wales.

Mr Cartwnght was a free mason at his home town lodge at [[Wikipedia:Kiama, New South Wales|Kiama]], New South Wales.

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