Obituary
Painful surprise was caused on Tuesday afternoon of last week (states the Grenfell "Record," when ward was passed along that Mr H. P. B…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1918
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Local Soldiers Funeral
In connection with the death of their first son to be killed in action, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Johnson, of Spring Hill, Young, have received the…
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On Friday, January 18th, Mr Alexander Brownlow, 53 years of age, died in the St. John of God Hospital, Goulburn. Deceased was a native of…
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As reported in "The Witness" on Tuesday, a very old and es[?] resident of Young for many years in the person of Mrs. Margaret Murphy…
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As briefly mentioned in "The Witness" on Friday last, Mrs. Ashton, relict of the late Mr. Rowland Ashton, of Wombat, passed peacefully…
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Mr. Patrick Ryan died on Sunday afternoon last at the Goulburn and District Hospital, the cause of death being heart trouble. Deceased, who was a son of Mr. Michael Ryan, of…
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Mrs. Norah Micklethwaite, of Bathurst, who with her husband recently took up residence in Argyle-street, Goulburn, died on Sunday night at the local District Hospital, aged 38…
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Mrs. Bridget Keating, wife of the late Ambrose Keating, died in Sydney yesterday (Wednesday), aged 65 years. The body was brought to Goulburn, and was interred in the Catholic…
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Mr. Richard Lawler, aged 26 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Lawler, late of Harden, and now of the Royal Hotel, Galong, died on Wednesday last, after…
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Mr. Patrick Ryan died on Sunday afternoon last at the Goulburn District Hospital, the cause of death being heart trouble. Deceased, who…
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Mrs. J. C. Donges, of Tubbul, died somewhat suddenly in the Burrangong District Hospital about 10 o'clock this moning. The deceased who had…
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The death occurred at Narrandera on Thursday morning last of an old and highly respected resident of the Braidwood and Goulburn districts in the person of Mrs. Norman, widow…
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Much sympathy has been expressed for the family of the late Mrs. J. C. Donges, whose death in the Burrangong District Hospital, from…
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Mrs. Cooper, widow of the late Mr. B. Cooper, died at her late residence, Merrilla, this morning, after a lingering illness, aged 70 years. Deceased, who was an old and…
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The death occurred in the Wyalong Hospital on Friday last (writes the "Advocate") of.Mr. William St. John Taylor. licensee of the Commercial…
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Mr. Henry Weeks, a very old resident of North Yass died on Friday last after a lengthened illness, aged 70 years. Deceased had been…
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On Monday afternoon Mrs. Margaret Ann Hurley, wife of Mr. John Hurley, of Reynolds-street, North Goulburn, died at her late residence at the age of 55 years. Mrs. Hurley had…
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On Thursday Sergeant Jeffrey and Constable Tapor found a man, named William Couch, lying in a helpless condition near Victoria Park, Yass…
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Reuter's Amsterdam correspondent reports that news has been received from Constaliaople of the death of the ex-Sultan Abdul Hamid from inflammation of the lungs…
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Mr. William Cooper, son of the late Mr. Benjamin Cooper, of Merrilla, died Wednesday morning in the public hospital from hemorrhage, resulting from typhoid. Mr. Cooper was…
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