Death of a Hawkesbury Native
CAPTAIN G. T. LODER, one of the oldest and most respected residents of the colony, died on Tuesday afc Singleton, aged 78. He was a native of Portland Head, near Windsor…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1901
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Obituary
THERE was a large attendance at the Comleroy Wesleyan Church on Sunday afternoon last, at the 'In memoriam' service on the death of Mr Thos, Anderson. The pulpit was gracefully…
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EDWARD MILLS, infant son of Mr E Mills, of Windsor, died on Tuesday morning, and was buried on Wednesday afternoon in St. Matthew's C E. Cemetery. The Rev. S G Fielding officiated…
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MR JOSEPH WINDRED, whose death was reported in our last issue, was born in Windsor on April 27th, 1822, and of n few mouths was within 79 years of age. He was the eldest of a family of six…
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The death of Mr. Daniel James Smallwood, a very old and respected resident of Caddai Creek, took place at his residence recently, at the advanced age of 78…
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THROUGHOUT the British Empire Saturday last was observed as a day of mourning, as a last tribute to the memory of our late lamented Queen, whose remains were…
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ON Thursday evening last week the death the of Sophia Mildred Brown, youngest daughter of Mr A. Brown, of Argyle-street Newtown (Windsor), took place, at the age of 6…
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A FUNERAL of a somewhat strange and unusual character took place in Windsor on Friday last. For over 22 years the remains of George Forrester had lain in…
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The funeral took place on Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The coffin was carried from deceased's late residence to the church. where a most impressive service was held. The remains were…
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It is with regret we have to announce the death of Mrs. Shepherd, of Schofield's Siding, who died in the Windsor Hospital on Saturday last, from typhoid fever…
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We have to keep back till next week extended references to the deaths of three persons who passed away this week. We refer briefly to them below…
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A descendant of an old and respected Hawkesbury family passed away on March 7th in the person of Mrs. John Logan, of Balmain. The deceased lady was a…
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The death of Mrs Jane Wells, on Sunday after- noon, came as a shock to all who knew her, as very few people were aware that she had been ill. Deceased had been suffering for a week previous…
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The death took place at Comleroy Road on Thursday last of Mr. Edward Collen, at the age of 66 years. The deceased resided afc Howe's Valley for 30 years, and about 2…
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Another of the Hawkesbury's sturdy farmers passed away to the land of shades and shadows on Saturday morning last, in the person of Mr. James Gardiner, of…
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THE late Mr Frederick G Daley, Q.M.S. and bandmaster 3rd Regiment Volunteer Infantry at. Richmond, who died at Prince Alfred Hospital or Wednesday morning…
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THE infant child of Mr and Mrs John May died early on Saturday morning, and was buried on Saturday evening in the Windsor R.C Cemetery. Rev Father Power officiated at the grave, and Mr…
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THE death of Quartermaster-Sergeant Daley, of the Permanent Staff, and bandmaster of the 3rd Regiment V I. Band, and late of Richmond, was referred to last week. Q M S. Daley was a native…
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ONE of Windsor's oldest and most respected residents, in the person of Mrs Elizabeth Gosper, wife of Alderman W. Gosper, of Macquarla street, passed away to the land of shades and shadows on…
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WE have this week to record the death of two bid residents of Richmond, in the "persons of Mrs. Weyland and Mrs Sweet, mention of which was [?] in last week's…
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