OBITUARY. Death of Mr. J. A. Dick, Windsor's Late Postmaster
A well-known resident in the person of Mr. James Adam Dick, lately Postmaster at Windsor, died at his residence, the Peninsula…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1900
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Obituary. the Late Mr. J. A. DICK
THE death of a prominent townsman, and a Government official of many years standing, took place early on Wednesday morning. Mr. James Adam Dick, was…
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"THE ELECTOR" says:—"The late Sydney Burdekin died of dropsy—aged sixty. He leaves a widow, three daughters, and two sons. He has been director of…
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We have thia week to report the death of a very old and respected resident ot Currency Greek, in the person of Mr. Henry Buttsworth…
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THE death of Samuel Basham, aged 56 years, took place at the residence of Mrs. Brown (deceased's mother-in-law), at Wilberforce, on Monday night. The…
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The death took pince at Barvood on Wednesday morning of Mr. J. L. Thompson, for some years traveling instructor to the Department of Agriculture, and…
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The sad death of Mr. John Davis took place at his residence, Pitt Town Bottoms, on Friday morning last. Deceased had for some time suffered from a stroke…
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A young lady named Riley, died on Wednesday morning last at her parents residence, Upper Richmond. The deceased had…
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THE death took place at Burwood on Wednesday week of Mr. J. L. Thompson, for some years travelling instructor to the Department of Agriculture and formerly Principal of the Hawkesbury Agricultural College…
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Death, the Grim Reaper, has again been amongst us, and bas this time cut off one of Windsor's best known and respected residents…
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FEW people were better known in the Hawkesbury District than the late Samuel Erza Dyer, who succumbed to an attack of typhoid fever on Saturday morning last. Deceased had been ill…
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A GLOOM was cast over the town on Friday morning when it became known that Miss Jessie Madaline Sly had breathed her last. The deceased lady was a daughter of Mr and Mrs W Sly, of the Black…
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IT is with extreme regret that we have this week to report the sad demise cf a well-known and highly respected resident of…
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ON Wednesday night last, 7th inst., there passed away, at Central Colo, one of the oldest identities of the Hawkesbury, in the person of Richard Simmons, at the ripe old…
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A RESIDENT of many years, Mrs. Susannah Norris, died in Windsor on Friday evening 9th inst. Mrs. Norris was born at Blacktown, Freeman's Reach, and lived there…
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MISS AMANDA BLACK, daughter of Mr F Black, of Glenorie, died on the 7th insant, after an illness extending over about twelve months. Miss Black had been a probationer at the Parramatta District…
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MR WILLIAM Bragg, of Hominy Point, Lowe-Wilberforce, died on Sunday at the age of 76 years. He was born at Parramatta. but lived the greater part of his long life in this district. He…
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We regret this week to record the sad death of Mrs. Boberfc Paterson, of Windsor-street, Richmond, which took place on Thursday…
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It is with profound and heartfelt [?] that I record the sad death of one of our most popular and respected residents, in the person…
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THE death of a young man named Frederick Salt, son of Mr. E. Salt, of the Wilberforce Settlement, took place in , the Windsor Hospital on Wednesday…
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