Obituary
THE death of Mr William Owner Lane, brother of our respected townsman, Mr John Lane, removes as interesting character from this mundane sphere. He was once superintendent of mounted…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1903
67 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers · page 1 of 4
Death of Mr. Syd. Hull
Our readers will learn with deep regret of the sad deatb of Mr. Sydney Hull, an old Windsor boy, a native of the place, the youngest brother of…
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An aged native of the Hawkesbury, Mrs. Mary Ann South, relict of the late James South, died at Richmond. Lowlands on the 5th inst, the cause of death being pneumonia and other complications…
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General sympathy is expressed for Mr. and, Mrs. E. R. Wilson, of Kurrajong, at the loss of their 14-year old daughter, Amelia Maud, who died on…
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An old and respected resident named Patrick Kane died at Newtown, Windsor, on Tuesday, in his 80th year. He had lived in retirement…
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MRS. Margaret Potts, an old Hawkesbury identity, and relict of the late James Potts, who died twelve years ago, passed peacefully away on the roth instant, at…
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The sad and untimely death of May Berckelman, daughter of Mr. A. J. Berckelman, of Newtown, Windsor, took place at "Loralie,"…
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Patrick Cain, an old resident of Newtown, Windsor, and a retired member of the mounted police force, passed away at his residence on Tuesday of last week, at the…
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Walter John Hunt, the infant son of Mr. Walter E. Hunt, of North-st., Windsor, died rather suddenly on Monday morning, at the age of 1 year…
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THOUGH the death of Miss May Berckelman caused profound regret, it did not come asa sur prise to those who understood her illness. For some months that insidious disease consumption…
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Another old landmark gone! And the news will be received with deep regret. A wire reached Windsor yesterday that Mr. William Farmer…
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The death of Miss Florence Dunston, eldest daughter of Mr William Dunston, J.P., of "Spring Grove," Kurrajong, which sad event took…
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MANY homes in the Hawkesbury have been Saddened during the past few weeks by the visitation of Death, and the grim visitor J has been particularly busy among what may…
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Mr. John Dettmann, Inspector of Schools for the Newcastle district (and formerly for this district), died on 29th ultimo at his residence, Wahroonga, Longueville,…
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The death of Major W. F. Linsley, of Macguarie-street, Windsor, which tras referred to in dur last issue, has taken from our midst one of the very…
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IN LOVING MEMORY ON NELLIE DOUGLASS. We've laid dear Nellie 'neath the flowers With many a heart-wrung sigh; She passed away in girlhood's hours…
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THE death took place on Wednesday last of Mr John Smith an old and respected resident of Lower Colo, who came to this country in the early stage of its settlement. He with other…
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MUCH sympathy was expressed with the parents and relatives of the late Mr Charles Hoskisson, who was found dead in bed at his parents' residence, "Clifton," near Windsor, on the morning…
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That the whole district grieved for Mr and Mrs Allen and family in their terribly sad bereavement the large funeral on Tuesday afternoon amply proved. Something like 500 people walked in…
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WE clip from the " Freeman's Journal" the following reference to the late Dean Hallinan, one time was Parish Priest at Windsor:—…
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