Obituary
THE numerous friends of the Stewart family which is one of the oldest and most respected families of Kurrajong—have, no doubt, received with much sorrow, the…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1904
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Obituary. Mrs. Bernard Conlon
The Grim Reaper has again been busy in our midst, and this week we haver to record the deaths of two respected residents. Mrs. Sate…
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DEATH is still busy in our Midst, and two old and respected identities of the district have recently passed away. Mrs. Ann Teale, wife of Mr. Henry William Teale…
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Another of the Hawkesbury's oldest hands has passed away to the land of shades and shadows. Scarcely a week has passed over since the New…
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The news reached Windsor yesterday morning of the death of Mrs. Amy Edith Dinning, wife of the Rev. Benjamin Dinning, of Penrith, and…
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WE have to chronicle this week the death of a fine old lady in the person of Mrs. Samuel Armour, [?] for some years a resident of this district, and whose family…
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THE death of Mrs. Mary Beecroft, of Wilberforce, removes another of the Hawkesbury's fine old characters, and one who was beloved in the little village where she was…
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Quite a gloom was cast over Windsor on Tuesday afternoon when the news was circulated that Mr. John Hoes, J.P., of "Mountain View"…
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HAVING known the late Mrs. S. (Fanny) Armour for many years, and having been on the most friendly terms with both her and her people, it would appear strange if I…
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A child, Ronald Hulbert McKinnon, aged four years and five months, who died on the 18th inst, wag buried on the 19th in the Church of England Cemetery at…
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The death took place in the Windsor hospital on Saturday night last of Mrs. Ellen Woodgate, of the Peninsula, Windsor, the deceased was 53…
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JOHN EDWARD, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Butler, died on Saturday last, aged two months. His remains were buried on Sunday afternoon in the R.C…
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THE sudden death of Mr John Ross J P., which took place on the 22nd instant, caused a profound sensation, particularly as he was down town talking to several friends, and apparently in his usual…
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The news of the death of the Right Rev. James Taylor Main, M.A., Moderator of the Presbyterian Assembly of New South Wales, which occurred at Richmond early last Saturday morning caused a…
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Quite a gloom was east over our town, and, indeed, over our neighbouring town of Richmond, by two sad, sudden, and lamentable deaths…
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We take fromt he "Nepean Times" the following extract from the impressive address by Rev. Dr. Lane at the memorial service in the Methodist…
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One of the saddest and most most lamentable deaths that it has been our duty to record is that of Mias Ellie May Cupitt, second eldest daughter of Mr…
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ON Sunday last the town of Windsor was shocked when the news spread that the second eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cupitt, of George-street, had…
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At Windsor Police Court on Friday, the Police Magistrate (Mr. F. R. Wilshire) referred feelingly to the death of the late Mr J. Ross, J.P. He expressed deep sympathy with the deceased…
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WE have permission to publish the following touching letter received by the Hon. W. Walker. M. L. C. concerning the death of the late Mrs. Walker:—…
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