Obituary Drowned in This Hawkesbury
The deepest sympathy is felt, for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ryan, of Freeman's Reach, in the sad bereavement which befel them on Xmas Day, when their eldest son, Frederick…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1917
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Death of Mrs.pinkstowe
Mrs. Frederick Pinkstone, who with her husband, was spending the Christmas holidays with her recently married son, Mr. F. Pinkstone, junr., Mangrove Mountain, died in a…
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One of the Hawkesbury pioneers, John Grono, died at the residence of his niece, Mrs. C. Karlsson, Grono Park, between Pitt Town and Cattai, on Monday. The deceased…
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The death took place recently, at the residence of Mr. I. N. Wood, "Sackville," Mechan-strect, Granville, of Mrs. Edward Kemp. The deceased lady came up from Narara to…
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Great sympathy is felt for Mr. W. Seaborn and family in the very sad bereavement which befel them this week. Mrs. Seaborn took ill on Saturday and passed away on…
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A death which occurred at Windsor Hospital on Sunday cast a great groom over Riverstone and other parts of the Hawkesbury district, where the deceased was…
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The late Mrs. Robert Smith, more commonly known as "Granny Smith," who died at her late, residence, Fitzgerald-street,Windsor, on Monday, was born in Yorkshire,…
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The people Of Windsor, and the Hawkesbury district generally, received it great shock when they heard early on Tuesday morning that Mrs. Laura Kate Byrain, wife of Mr…
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We referred briefly last week to the death of a good old lady, Mrs. Harriett Sullivan, relict of the late James Sullivan. She passed away at Wilberforce, on Monday…
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A particularly sad death occurred at Pitt Town on the 18th instant, when Mrs. Stella Edna Stubbs, wife of Mr. Lloyd Stubbs, and youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Miller…
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The death occurred at Windsor on Wednesday morning,, after a long illness, o'f Miss Margaret Ann Cavanough, at the advanced age of 87 years. Deceased was born at…
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The late Thomas Cleary, who died on the 1st instant, was born in County Waterford, Ireland, in 1834, and was therefore 83 years of age at the time of his death. He…
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Great sorrow was expressed throughout the district when it became known that Mrs. Mary McMahon had died at her late residence, Freeman's Roach-road on Wednesday…
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It is with deep regret that we have to chronicle the death of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Pryke, wife of Mr. Thomas Pryke, J.P., which took place at her late residence…
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Mrs. Henrietta Potts, wife of Mr. John Potts, of Gorriek's Hill, Freeman's Reach, died on the 14th inst., at the age of 61 years, after much suffering with a growth in the face…
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Colonel William H. Holborow, M.L.C.. who for many years was a prominent figure in the military and political life of the community, died at his residence, "Gad's Hill,"…
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Mrs. Elizabeth Gardiner, aged 66 years, died of heart failure at Windsor Hospital on the 26th July. The deceased had been a patient in the hospital, off and on, for the past few…
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The late Mrs. Elizabeth Ranyard, wife at Mr. George Ranyard, of Vineyard, who died on the 12th inst. was born in Macquarie-street, Windsor, 73 years ago. She was a…
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There passed away on Wednesday, August 29, a grand old woman—one of the links that bound the present with the past— in the person of Mrs. Kezia Holmes, relict of…
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About 10.20 a.m. on Saturday, Mr. Geo Hamlin, of "Gle[?]rook," Baulkham Hills, was walking along the Windsor-road, about half-a-mile on the Windsor side of the Baulkham…
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