Death of the Pope
His Holiness Pope Leo XIII pasaed away on Monday. The Pope's last illness p prepared the world for the end. The great divine was in hie 94th year, and was the he greatest Latin Scholar of the age…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1903
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Obituary. Mr. Thomas Norris
We have this week to record the rather sadden death of one of Kurrajong's beet known and respected residents in the person of Mr. Thomas…
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THE death of Mr Thomas Norris, which took place in Prince Alfred Hospital on Saturday last, removes from Kurrajong one of its old pioneers. He was a genial, good hearted man, and his demise is…
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The death took place at Freeman's Reach on Monday morning of Miss Ann Holden, at the age of 62 years. The deceased was a niece of Mr…
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THE death took place on Monday last, of Miss Ann Holden, a native of Windsor, and who was well-known and highly respected throughout the Hawkesbury…
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KELLYVILLE has lost one of its oldest and most respected residents through the death of Mr. Elias Stranger. He had been a resident of Kellyville, near Rouse…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Hawkesburg Herald. Windsor, Friday, Aug. 28, 1903. Obituary. Mr. P. HARTIGAN
One of the saddest deaths we have had to chronicle for a long time is that of Mr. Patrick Hartigan, of Windsor, which event took place…
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The death of Miss Mary Theresa O'Donovan which occurred in Windsor on the 26th inst, removes from our midst a woman renowned-not only throughout this district, but all over the…
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THE particularly sad death of Mr Patrick Hartigan was briefly referred to in our last issue. His demise occurred in the Windsor Hospital on the 24lb ultimo. He was a man of splendid physique…
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An old and respected native of Wilberforce, in the person of Mrs. Elizabeth Hawkins, wife of Mr. Charles Hawkins, passed away on…
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THE death of Mrs Elizabeth Hawkins, wife of Mr Charles Hawkins, of Wilberforce, removed from this mundane sphere a woman beloved by all who knew her, a woman of large sympathies…
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THE death of Mrs Sarah Nicholls, a well-known and respected resident of Rouse Hill, took place on the 5th instant, at the age of 76 years. The cause of death was dropsy, from which the…
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THE death of Mrs Clarence Rein (nee Miss Ida Paull) daughter of Mr John Paull, of Pitt Town, caused profound regret. The deceased, who was Well known in the Hawkesbury, was beloved by all,…
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One of the saddest and most untimely deaths that ic has been our duty to record is that of Mrs. Alice Emma Hession, wife of Mr. William…
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No death has caused more profound sorrow in this district than that of Mrs William Hassion which sad event took place at Killarney, near Windsor, early on Sunday night last. As was well known…
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ONE of the best and most loveable old natives of the Hawkesbury, in the person of Mrs. Maria Cobcroft, relict of the late George Cobcroft, passed away at…
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Mrs. W. Popplewell, of Wilberforce, who had been for some months suffering from an affection of the lungs, died somewhat suddenly on…
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THE death of Mrs. Emily Popplewell, wife of Mr. Popplewell, of Wilberforce Settlement, took place on Monday last, the cause of death being consumption…
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When the sad intelligence was known on Friday last of the death of Mr. John Paull, of Pitt Town, profound regret was expressed…
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DEATH has again been busy in our midst, and amongst those whose demise we have to chronicle is that of Mr. John Paull, of Pitt Town, whose life peacefully…
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