Obituary
After a protracted and painful illness, the death took place at his late residence, "Dunollie," Condamine-street, Manly, of Mr. Allaster McDougall. The deceased…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1922
41 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers · page 2 of 3
The Late Mrs. Barnett
Mrs. Esther Barnett, who was buried in the St.Matthew's Church of England cemetery on Friday, June 16th, died in a private hospital at Manly on the previous day. She…
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Another of the old identities of the Hawkesbury district, Mr. Thomas Maguire, senr., died at his late residence, at Magrath's Hill, on the 12th instant. The…
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The death took place suddenly at Marsden Park on Sunday of Thomas William Smith, at the age of 67 years. Deceased, who had been residing at Marsden Park for…
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The death took place at her residence, "Sunnyside," Carthage-street, Tamworth, on Tuesday night of last week, of a highly respected resident in Mrs. George Loder,…
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The death took place on Friday morning last of Mrs. Catherine. Maguire of Magrath's Hill, wife of the late Thomas Maguire, senr., who passed away about a month ago…
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After a weary illness of over 18. months, during which she suffered terribly, Mrs. Elizabeth Rebecca Hayes, wife of Mr. Edward H. Hayes, of George-street Windsor…
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There died at Ellalong on July 23, Mrs. Benjamin Bridge, aged 81. To the older residents of Wollombi there was probably no better known resident of the district…
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The death took place, in very sad circumstances, on the 17th instant, of Mrs. Constance Lilian (Lily) Greer, wife of Mr. Sydney M. Greer. Deceased passed away…
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The death took place on Wednesday of Mrs. Mary Ann Woodgate, at the residence of her son-in-law and daughter; Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Farlow, of Freeman's Reach…
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Mr. Harry Sheridan, from Glenorie, who was operated on;'for appendicitis at Windsor Hospital on Sunday week died last Saturday. His remains were taken to…
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Mr. Samuel Huxley, who died recently at Pitt Town, was a son of Samuel Huxley and Mary Mitchell, two of the early residents of the Hawkesbury. Deceased was…
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"Nepean Times" of 23/9/22 has the following concerning the late Mr. E. A. Kirwan, whose death we briefly referred to last week:…
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James Jones, a well-known Windsor identity, a son of the late Sydney Jones, died in Windsor Hospital on Thursday night of last week, after an operation for…
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Most Windsor and Richmond residents of twenty years back will remember Lieut.-Colonel L. Molloy, whose death occurred on Tuesday at his late residence, Queen-street,…
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The lifetime of Mrs. John Henry Kable, Who died at Bathurst recently at the age Of 93, spanned Sydney's development from a humble township to a great city. Born…
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On the 18th ultimo Miss Minnie Johnson, aged 46 years, passed away. Just prior to her death she had been residing, with her aged mother at Vineyards, but…
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Commenting on the death of Freddie Riddle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Riddle, formerly of Clarendon, a Sydney sporting paper says:—…
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General regret was felt in Windsor last week end, when news came through that Mr. Fred Kelligrew passed away at Waterfall Sanatorium on the 23rd instant. He…
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The death of Mr. Reuben Greentree, which occurred at his home, Wilberforce, on Tuesday morning, snaps another link of the chain that binds the present generation to…
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