Obituary
The death from an internal complaint is reported of Mr. Michael McInerney, of Collector at the age of 63, after an illness extending over years. Mr. McInerney was a grazier, and had…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1917
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Death of Mr. H. C. Dangar
Mr. Henry Carey Dangar, M.L.C. who was well known and highly esteemed as a sportsman and pastoralist as well as a member of the New South…
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Word was received in Braidwood on Tuesday that First-class Constable Dan McGrath, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark McGrath, of Braidwood, died in Sydney that day. He was 31…
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The Tamworth "Observer" records the death at Tamworth on Friday, 20th April, of Mr. John Bluett, sen., one of the State's oldest and best known agricultural engineers. The…
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Mr. Peter Poidevin, an old and respected resident of the district, died at Collector on Saturday evening last, aged 69 years. The cause of death was heart failure. He is survived by four…
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The remains of the late Recruiting Organiser, C. E. Wells, who died at Burrowa, on Monday were conveyed to Sydney at the expense of the military…
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One of the oldest residents of the Gundagal district, Mr Thomas Luff (78) died on Sunday morning. He is survived by his widow (a member of…
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The funeral of the late Sister Fillumen who died at the Mudgee Convent last weak, was one of the largest seen in that town for some time…
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Mrs. Ellabeth Mary Longfield, widow of the late Sir. John Longfield, of Goulburn, died at Boronia Avenue Cheltenham, on April 28, at the age of…
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An old resident of the city, Mr. William Gale, died at about 2.30 this morning at Nurse Jeff-coat's private hospital from hypostatic pneumonia, following on an operation for…
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Mrs. Alfred Tame, wife of Constable Tame, of Young, passed away at 2.15 o'clock on Monday morning. The deceased who had been an…
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The obsequies of the late Mr. William Gale took place yesterday morning. A short service was conducted at St. Saviour's Cathedral by the Rev. Canon Carver, who also officiated at the…
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The funeral of the late Mrs. Jessie Grafton, who died at tier son's residence on Tuesday morning at the great ago of 86 years, took place on…
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Mr. P. J. Ryan, who has been licensee of Harrison's Hotel for the last eight and a half years, died at his residence on Sunday evening last,…
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Lord Grimthorpe is dead. (Deceased was raised to the peerage in 1866. He was a great authority on hrology, and with Professor…
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Miss Annie May McLaughlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. McLaughlin, of Gundary, died on Thursday at the age of 40 years rather suddenly, at the residence of her sister, Mrs…
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News was received in Collector on Tuesday that Driver Harry H. Sheridan, eldest son of Mr. J. T. Sheridan, of that town, had died suddenly in hospital somewhere in France. It is…
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The death is announced of Lord Grimthorpe. LEAVE TO APPEAL REFUSED. SYDNEY, Friday. The Full Court of Criminal Appeals refused…
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Launceston, Thursday.—Mr. C. Howroyd, who defeated Mr. O'Malley for the Darwrin seat in the House of Representatives, returned to his home at Launceston n Monday from his…
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Mr. C. Howroyd, who defeated Mr, O'Malley for the Darwin seat in the House of Representatives, returned to his home at Launceston…
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