Obituary. Mr. David Gosper
It is with great regret that we have to record the death of another of Windsor's highly respected residents, in the person of Mr. David Gosper…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1904
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Obituary
LAST week we briefly reported the death of Mr. James Mason, eldest son of Mrs. E. Mason, of Bucknell-street, Newtown, Sydney, arid the late Mr. James Mason…
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WILLIAM IZZARD, an old Hawkesbury identity, died in the Little Bay Hospital on the 7th inst, and was buried in St. Matthew's C.E. Cemetery, Windsor, on…
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Death, which has been so busy of late, has removed one of the oldest of the Richmond residents who have devoted their lives to the cultivation of…
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THE grim reaper has claimed another of Richmond's oldest residents, one who, to use Dr. Cameron's expressive phrase, was as "a shock of corn ready for the harvest."…
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It is with much regret that we have this week to report the deaths of two more of the Hawkesbury's sturdy natives—that of Richard Izzard, on…
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One of the earliest pioneers of the Hawkesbury district passed away last Sunday night, in the person of Mr. Thomas Graham, who had…
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A well—known and respected resident of Freeman's Reach— Mr Richard Izzard — died rather suddenly on Monday night or Tuesday morning of last week. He was staying for a few…
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ONE of the earliest pioneers of the Hawkesbury district passed away last Sunday night, in the person of Mr. Thomas Graham, who had reached…
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A LADY whose life was a good deal mixed up with the history of the Hawkesbury passed over to the silent majority at Strain field on Sunday night last, at the age of 74 years We refer to the late…
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We regret to have to record the death of Mrs, John Gow, for many years a resident of Mulgrave, but who recently disposed of her property…
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LAST week we referred to the serious illness of Mr. John Whitmore, of Long-neck, near Cattai, but before the GAZETTE was out of the press on Friday…
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THERE pass d away at her residence, " Linonsture House," Bondi Road, Waverley, an old Hawkesbury native in the person of Sarah Aim Stevenson…
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THE death of Mr. Hiram John Kirwan, which took place at [?] on Wednesday morning of last week, came suddenly, and as a shock, although the old gentleman…
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WE take from the "Wagga Wagga Express" the following reference to the death of Mr. T. Wilkinson, father of Mr. T. H. Wilkinson, Police Magistrate of the…
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THE death of Mr. Proper H. Ridge which took place on Thursday last week, at Richmond, was not unexpected, for it was known that he was gradually sinking a victim to Bright's disease…
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WE have this week to record the death of Mr. John Jurd, of the McDonald River, at the ripe old age of 91 years. The late Mr. Jurd was an old captain, and for many…
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IT is with deep sympathy that we have to refer to the death of Mrs George Hazel, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kilduff, of Windsor. Her demise was briefly referred…
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Mrs. Charlotte Anderson, who was born in Sydney on March 20th, 1813, passed away in Windsor on Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. The deceased lady was the…
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ONE of the very oldest residents in the Hawkesbury district, in the person of Mrs. Samuel Clarke, senr., died on August 4th, at the residence of her son-in-law,…
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