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THE death of Mr John Burgess Douglass, father of Mr W. Douglass, J.P., of " Frankfield," Kurrajong, and Mrs C. Kenny, formerly of Clarendon, but now of Sydney, took…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1905
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Deep regret was expressed all over the Hawkesbury District, when it became known that Mr. John Curtis, of Caddai, had met his death by his own hands. It…
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THE death of perhaps the oldest native of the Hawkesbury district took place on Friday evening last, 27th instant, in the person of Mrs. Mary Davis. The old lady…
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THE death occurred on January 16th of Mrs. Susan Gard, at the age of 73 years. The remains of the deceased lady were laid to rest in the Church ef England…
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DEATH has taken another of our budding Hawkesbury natives, in the person of Andrew Thomas Greentree, second son of Mr. David Greentree, of Caddai…
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THE death of Mr. James James, of Kellyville, in his 85th year was briefly referred to in our last issue. Ripe in years, and honored by all who knew him…
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A FEELING of general regret and sadness parsed over the district when it became known that Miss Christina Cadell, so well known in connection with church and charitable work in Windsor, had…
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THERE passed away at Balmain on Tuesday last a woman who was looked up to and repacked by all classes and creeds. We refer…
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THEIR many friends will regret to hoar that another cload of misfortune has crossed the otherwise smooth path the Mr and Mrs W. Skinner, of Guildford. On Thursday…
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A YOUNG man named Leslie Case, son of Mr Alfred Case of Bullridge, was admitted to the Windsor hospital on Tuesday, 11th inst., suffering with tumor on the brain…
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A sudden, painless death overtook Mr. Charles Cross, 56 years of age, of Lower Wilberforce, apparently about 9 p.m. on Friday night, whilst he was going to yard…
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The death of Ruby Izetta, second daughter of Mr. George Armstrong, of Cornwallis, took place at the residence of her grandmother, Mrs J. Armstrong,…
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The death of one of the oldest of the districts, in the person of Mr Henry Timmins, took place at his late residence, Yarramundi, on Saturday last at the age…
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THE death of Mr Thomas Freeman took place at Agnes Banks on Tuesday night, from blood poisoning, caused by a lacerated wound on the band received from a nail…
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The death took place on the 19th May of Miss Emily Rutter, daughter of the late Mr R Rutter, at the age of 37 years. The deceased lady had suffered a lingering illness. The remains were…
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THE death of Mrs. Bertha Poidevin, wife of Mi?. W. Poidevin, police Constable at Wilberforce, which took place at the Windsor Hospital on Thursday evening of last week…
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Margaret Hollings worth, 35 years of age, died at Mulgrave on Wednesday morning, from consumption, after a lingering illness. The remains were interred in the…
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QUITE a gloom was cast over the town of Richmond when it became known that Mr Martin Murphy, son of Mr Jas Murphy and brother of Mrs Martin Davenport and…
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The death took place at Windsor Hospital on the 2nd inat. of Mr. Thomas Woods, at the age of 78 years, after a very painful illness. He was conveyed from…
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Thus the "Merriwa and Cassihs Standard":—It is with sod feelings that we chronicle the death of Mr Edward O'Keefte, J.P., which melancholy event took place on Thursday forenoon, 3rd inst…
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