OBITUARY. The Late Francis Morris
"FRANK" NORRIS, as he was familiarly called, was one of the best known men in the Hawkenbury, and one whose life was linked with the 'good' old days of Windsor. He was a native of…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1901
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Obituary
THE death occurred recently at Ballina, Richmond River, of an old and respected resident of that place, in the person of Mr. Charles Coleman…
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AN old Hawkesbury identity, Mrs. Sarah Cecilia Byrnes, passed over to the land of shades and shadows, on the 29th ultimo, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. F. Roan, of Riverstone. Deceased was…
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THE late Mrs Mary Chalmers, whose demise occurred at Richmond on Thursday of last week, after a comparatively short attack of pneumonia, was a woman of good business application, which…
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WE take the following from the "Newcastle Herald":—"Old Maitlanders will learn with regret of the death of Mr Gilbert Middleton, who passed away on Wednesday…
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ON Tuesday morning last the death of Mr Charles Murphy, the well known bell and ship founder, of Sydney, took place at the residence of bis son-in-law. Mr Alfred May, Pitt Town…
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ON the 22nd Nov. there passed away at St Peters, at the residence of her daughter, one who was beloved and respected by all who came in contact with her, in the…
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GREAT regret was expressed in Windsor on Monday last, when among the casualties by cable from South Africa, the death of Trooper J. C. Gosper, through…
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Those of our readers who knew Miss Ethel Gardiner, daughter of Mr, R. Gar-diner, at one time resident of Windsor, will regret to hear that her death took…
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ONE of the saddest deaths that has taken place in the district for a long time was that of Mrs. Moloney, wife of Mr. L. Moloney, draper, George street, Windsor…
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