Obituary
WE have this week to record the death of a very old district identity, in the person of Mrs T Hession of North Rocks (relict of the late Thomas Hession), who passed away at her late residence…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1898
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Obituary
THE infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Walsh died on Wednesday last after something like three weeks' illness, at the age of six months and three weeks. The…
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WE have to record the sad death by drowning of Fanny Mitchell, wife of Mr. George Mitchell, of Lower Portland, which took place at about 12 noon on Wednesday last…
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THE funeral of the late Mr. James McMahon ranks among the largest seen in the district. It was over half-a-mile long, and was attended by a host of…
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THE death took place on Tuesday morning last of one who until a few weeks ago was regarded as amongst the most robust of the Hawkesbury's many stalwart sons…
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THE death of Mrs. Stuart, wife of Mr. L. Stuart, of Upper Colo, took place at Windsor Hospital on Thursday morning last. The deceased lady had been suffering, for…
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ONE of the Hawkesbury's old identities, Mr Peter Kemp, senr.—a man who bad lived by the water's edge the greater part of his life, an expert swimmer and a good oarsman—was drowned last week…
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IT is with regret that we have to chronicle the death of Mr Matthew Thompson, an old and highly respected resident of Pitt Town, who joined the silent majority on Friday morning last…
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