Death of a Hawkesburyite
ON Saturday week there died at his residence, Jerry's Meadows, near Sodwalls, Mr. John James, one of the few very old residents of the district, at the mature age…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1897
79 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers · page 4 of 4
Obituary
WE have this week to record the death of one of the oldest residents of Freeman's Reach, in the person of Mr Joseph Hibbert, which event took place at his late residence, on Friday last, after.&…
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AFTER a few days' acute illness, Grandfather John Kentwell, the well-known Castle Hill identity, passed in his checks at 7 a.m. last Saturday week, at the ad…
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IT is our painful duty this week to report the very sad and untimely death of one of Richmond's most highly-respected residents, in the person of Mrs. Charlotte…
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THE "Freeman" says:—"On Monday week last, Mr. John F. McDonnell, Her Majesty's Customs, received from Dunedin, N. Z.), the sad news of the death of…
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THE death took place in Sydney last week of Mrs Jane Ryan, daughter of Mr G L A Davies, and sister of Mr C M Davies of the Windsor "Australian." Mrs Ryan was 39 years of age, and…
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THE death of one of Richmond's oldest residents in the person of Mr. Thomas Perry, took place at his residence, Windsor-street, on Tuesday morning last…
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AN infant child of Mr John Eggleton, of Clarendon, died on Sunday last. The remains were interred in St Peter's Church of England Cemetery, at Richmond, on Monday afternoon. The Rev [?]…
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THOUGH not many Hawkesbury folk may have come into close contract with Phil Lorimer, "the peripatetic poet of the bush," he was still a fairly frequent visitor…
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THE rather sudden demise took place on Monday last, at Newtown, of Mr D W Mig[?]ell, whose name has been associated with the Hawkesbury District for years, he having been the owner of a…
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THE death of a very old Windsor resident, in the person of Mrs. Rebecca Woodgate, wife of Mr. H. Woodgate, of Macquarie-street, Windsor, took place on…
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A FEW minutes before 2 o'clock on Friday afternoon last, the town was startled by the report that Rev. Father Hayes had just breathed his last, and the sincerest sorrow was expressed,…
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took place on Monday at 12 30 am, and was attended by a very large concourse of people, over fifty priests being present at the solemn obs[?]uies. The body had been embalmed on Friday,ight…
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The death of another of the Hawkesbury's oldest natives, in the person of Mr William Holland, of "The Terrace," Windsor, took place at his residence on Saturday last, after a very brief…
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On Saturday week last[?] Miss Agnes Cul en, daughter of Mr Edward Cullen, grazier, of Howe's Valley, (and late of North Richmond), died from heart disease The previous evening the deceased,…
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THIS week died another of Windsor's old and respected residents, in the person of Mrs. Alice Mary Holden, wife of Mr. John Holden, of Macquarie-streefc, Windsor. The…
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AN inmate of the Hawkesbury Benevolent Asylum, named George Korns, died on Tuesday last, at the age of 57 years, his remains being interred in St…
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MBS. LOUISA CLIFFORD, a very old woman, died at the Hawkesbury Benevolent Asylum on Saturday last. The old lady was a native of Richmond, and had attained the…
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THE Rev R. Dyson passed over to the "great majority" on the morning of the 14th instant, at the early age of 47 years. During bis brief residence in Windsor, as an invalided clergyman, Mr…
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