Obituary
WE take the following reference to the death of Mrs Egan (daughter of Mr. M. Raper, of this town) from the "South Coast Times":—The Grim Reaper…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1902
63 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers · page 3 of 4
Obituary
THE death of Mrs Daniel Holland, senr, which took place at her residence (Catherine street, Windsor,) on Monday, removes another link from the chain that…
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There passed away on Thursday week one of Windsor's oldest and best-known residents—One, in fact, who settled here in what has (rightly or wrongly) been…
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WORD comes from up country of the death of a one time Hawkesbury resident, in the person of Mr. Mary Bootle, (relict of the late Mr. Francis Bootle)…
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The news reached Windsor on Tuesday morning that Mr. William Jones, of Currency Creek, had been found dead. The sad news was soon…
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The death of Mr William Jones, who was found dead in his bed on the 15th, was a surprise to everyone. He lived alone on a selection at Currency Creek. and had been dead a couple of days…
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A FEELING of deep sorrow and regret pervaded the locality of Comleroy Road when the news of the death of Alma Madeline Wholohan, third daughter of…
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It is our painful duty this week to have to record the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Dyer, widow of the late Mr. S. E. Dyer, of Windsor, which sad…
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MR. TRISTRAM BOWD, who died at Leich hardt on the 28th ultimo, was a native of the Hawkesbury, being born at Wilberforce in 1824, so that he had reached the…
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THE death took place on the 16th instant of Mr William Henry Walters, father of Mr Joseph Walters, of Berkshire Park Deceased was 73 years of age, and died at his son's residence. He…
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THE death of the infant child of Mr. J. Brown took place on Sunday last, after a short illness, from whooping cough. The interment took place in the Church of…
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The infant son of Constable Copas, died on Thursday night last at the age of 5 months and eight days. The remains were interred in St. Matthew's Church of England…
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The death took place on Monday morning last, at the advanced age of 86, of Mr. James Comrie, of Northfield, on the Kurrajong Heights…
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IN the presence of a small group of friends the remains of Mr. Jsmes Comrie (whose death is referred to in another column were interred alongside those of his late…
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THE death took place on Sunday last, at the advanced age of 86, of Mr. jamen Comrie, of North-field, on the Kurrajong Heights. No man more truly deserved the name of philanthropist than…
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A MEMORIAL service was conducted by Rev. Dr. Cameron at the Presbyterian Church, Kurrajong Heights, on Sunday afternoon last. The subject of the sermon…
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THE death of Mr George Clark, which took place at his parent's residence, of Forrester, on Thursday last week, caused sincere regret throughout that locality…
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We take the following from a Cunnamulla paper concerning the death ot Mr. Robinson, brother of Mrs. S. J. Dunstan of Wilberforce:â…
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IN his sermon on Sunday morning 31st ultimo, the Rev. S. G. Fielding made special reterence to the above deceased gentleman. The preacher took for his…
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IT is with deep regret that we have to chronicle the death of Mrs W. B. Lane, fourth daughter of the late Mr and Mrs William Bragg, of Lower Wilberforce Her death took place at the Prince…
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