Blyth - The district was named in 1860 after Sir Arthur Blyth, an early statesman and 3 time Premier of South Australia. The Blyth Plains were part of a pastoral run. In 1875 the Blyth Township was laid out on Section 198.
Churches
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•Trinity Lutheran Church (corner John St and South Tce)
Blyth SA - Trinity Lutheran (Australian Church Histrories)
Cemetery
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•Blyth Cemetery (Benbournie Rd)
Blyth Cemetery (Australian Cemeteries)
Blyth Cemetery (Ozburials)
Blyth Cemetery (German Headstones)
Headstone list (Gravesecrets)
Links
Blyth (Blyth Progress Association)
Blyth, South Australia (Wikipedia)
