Obituary
Mr. Arthur Dodd, brother of Mr. Edward Dodd, landlord of the Great Southern Hotel, and of Mr. Harold Dodd, who has charge of the garage at the hotel, died in Goulburn on…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1914
236 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 6 of 12
Obituary
Mr. Andrew Crawford Bowker, an old resident of the Goulburn district, died on Sunday last in the Crookwell Cottage Hospital. He lived for a long time at Gundary, where his…
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IT is with feeling of sincere regret (says the "Temora Independent" of May 30), that we announce the sudden death of…
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Mr. Thomas Bowes, a resident of Goulburn for six or seven yearse, died at his late residence, in Auburn-street, at about a quarter past twelve this (Saturday) morning). The…
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News was received in town yesterday of the death of Master Alvy (Bosie) Davis, only son of the late Mr. A. Davis and Mrs. Chas. Warn,…
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Perth, Monday.—The boy Morrison, one of tile Bunbury smallpox patients, died in the Quarantine Station on Sunday. Deceased occupied the next bed to the lascar who first…
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Mr. Richard Griffith, a blacksmith, employed at the Goulburn loco, sheds, and whose residence was in Craig-street. died in the Goulburn Hospital at half-past ten on…
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News was received in Crookwell on Monday of the death of Master Alvy (Bosic) Davis, only son of the late Mr. A. Davis and Mrs. Chas. Warn, of the Valley Farm, Crookwell. A few…
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The roll of the early pioneers finds each year a diminution in the numbers of those who have survived the tempest of advancing years. Last…
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Mr. L. Collins' a resident of Jerrawa, passed away at the Crookwell hospital early on Sunday morning at the age of 26 years. The cause of death was…
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The Sydney press on Thursday announced the death at Parramatta of Mrs. Isabel Witchel, wife of Mr. J. W. Witchel. Mr. Witchel was a warder in Goulburn Gaol some seven or eight…
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Miss Mary Sproule, who resided with her sister Miss Annie Sproule, in Victoria-street, Goulburn, died on Thursday after a lengthy illness. The deceased had lived hero for come…
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Mr. Duncan MacDonald, fourth son of the late Mr. Donald MacDonald, of Laggan, died on Monday afternoon at the residence of his sister, "Lloella," Garfield, at the age of 54, after an…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Coroner's Inquest. DEATH Of Alvy James Davis. No Blame Attached to Anybody
Under instructions from the Minister for Justice, an inquiry was held at the Crookwell Courthouse on Friday afternoon before Mr. S. L. Cox, J.P…
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Mrs. E. H. Keslzer, who was well known to a number of Goulburn residents, being the mother of Mrs. E. F. Thomas, died at her late residence, Glebe Point, on Tuesday morning…
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When it was learned that a serious illness which had confined the late Mr. Nicholas R. Besnard to his bed for some weeks past had closed with…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Latest. Sydney. Thursday. Death of Two Children
The inquest on the bodies of two children named Cottle, who were found dead with their throat cut, was resumed to-day. Sergeant Whalan deposed to finding a number of…
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Messrs. Sneddon and Wilkinson, Gangers, employed on the Burrowa Galong Railway, have received the following letter from Mrs. Knowles, of…
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The death occurred at his late residence, North Yass, last night, of Mr. Nicholas Richard Besnard, at the…
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