Obituary. Mrs. Mary Ann Search
ANOTHER of the links which bind us to the irrevocable past has been snapped, for Death has taken one who for close upon a century has lived in the Hawkesbury district,…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1899
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Obituary
LAST week we referred briefly to the demise of Mrs Neilson, who died at her late residence, Glebe-street, Windsor, on the evening of the 20th proximo. Mrs Neilson was born in…
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We have this week to report the sad and untimely death of Martin Vaughan, son of Mr. Jas. Vaughan, of the Pitt Town road, at the age…
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THE many friends of Thomas W. Ghaseling, for the past six years a member of the New South Wales police force, and lately stationed…
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REGRET was felt in this district when it became known on Monday evening that Constable Thomas W Chaseling, of No 4 Police Station had succumbed that day at his residence, Bent-street…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →OBITUARY. Sudden Death of Miss Rosie Ryan
It is our sad lot this week to record the death of Miss Rosie Ryan, a young lady who was much beloved by a large circle of friends…
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It is with regret we have this week to announce the death of Mr. James Scott, which sad event took place at the local hospital at an early hour on Sunday…
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WE referred last week to the death, under peculiarly sad circumstances, of Mr Martin Vaughan, son of Mr and Mrs. Patrick Vaughan, of Pitt Town Road. The young fellow, in the bloom…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Hawkesburg Adbocate. Friday, December 1, 1899. OBITUARY. Sudden Death of Mr. J. J. Fitzpatrick, J. P.
That grim monster Death has this week removed from our midst one of the most respected and useful residents of the district in the…
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THE grim reaper, Death, with his sickle and his hour-glass, is among us, and during the past week or two has claimed for his own several of our people whose deaths have been a shock to the…
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ANOTHER old Richmond native, Mr. Thomas Douglas, has "passed through nature to eternity." His death took place at noon on Tuesday, at the advanced age…
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THE death took place at Cattai, on Thursday week, of Mr. Alexander Brown, at the age of 65 years. The deceased had been for some five years laid up with paralysis,…
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AT the Windsor Court House on Monday last a tribute was paid to the memory of the late Mr. Fitzpatrick. Mr T Primrose (Chairman) said that before the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →OBITUARY. Death of Mrs. Margaret Chandler
The death of this well-known Hawkesbury lady occurred at the hospital on Sunday evening last, in which institution, on the…
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The death of the above wellknown and respected lady occured on Saturday last, at her late residence, situated on the Peninsula,…
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Still another worthy resident, in the person of Mrs. Holland, passed away at an early hour yesterday morning, at the age of 59 years…
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MR. THOS. HALL, a resident of Ebenezer, died on Thursday. He was an uncle of Messrs Norman and Brinsley Hall. The funeral takes place at the Ebenezer…
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MUCH regret was expressed in town on Saturday afternoon last, when news was received of the death of Mrs Cecelia Dickson, wife of our respected townsman Mr William John Dickson, which took…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Hawkesbury Advocate. Friday, December 15, 1899. OBITUARY
On Sunday last that fell disease, typhoid fever, claimed another victim, in the person of Miss. Mabel Voller, aged sixteen, and a native…
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THE grim reaper is still busy in our midst, and is claiming for bis own not only those who in the course of nature are at their journey's end, but some of bur young and stalwart sons of the soil…
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