Death of Miss Chapman
Miss Minnie Merle Chapman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Chapman, of Castlereagh-street, died early on Thursday morning at the hospital, after an…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1913
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Death of Duke of Abercorn
The death is announced of the Duke of Abercorn, following an attack of pneumonia. The death of the Duke creates a vacancy for Londonderry, owing to the Marquis of…
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Mrs John Guy, senior, a very old and much respected resident of the Hunter River district, passed away rather suddenly at her residence,…
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Mrs. Ellen Bowen, an old and much respected resident of the Hunter River district, passed away at her residence, the Exchange Hotel, High-street, shortly after…
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The death of the Rev. Father Patrick Fagain, one of the founders of the order of Passionate Fathers in this State, took place on Sunday afternoon at the Lewisham Hospital,…
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The death is announced of Sir Edward Shen, President of the Legislative Council of Newfoundland, and the oldest active legislator in the British Empire…
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A well-known local identity, in the person of Mr. Alex J. Tulloch, passed away on Sunday morning at the age of 48. He was a son of Mr. J.A. Tulloch, of…
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MRS. John Guy, senior, a very old and much respected resident of the Hunter River district, passed away rather suddenly at her residence, Portland-street,…
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The death of Mr A. J. Tulloch, of Singleton, son of Mr J. A. Tulloch, of Branxton, took place at the Dangar Cottage Hospital on Sunday. The deceased…
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The death occurred on Tuesday, of Mr. Joseph Dimmock, of Redbourneberry, at the age of 71 years. The deceased had lived in this district for a great number…
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The death is announced, at the age of 72, of Lord Ashburnham of Suffolk and Carmarthenshire…
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One by one the old hands are passing away. Mr. Joseph Dimmock, of Redbourn-berry, a respected resident of this district for a great many years, died on Tuesday…
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On Wednesday last, Mr. G. C. North, of this town, received the sorrowful intelligence of the death of his mother in Sydney, where she…
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The death is announced of the Earl of Ashburnham, aged 73…
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The funeral of the late Mr. Mrs. John Guy. senior, who died atelier late residence. Horse Shoe Bend on Tuesday. 7th inst. took place on the 8th inst. The interment was made in…
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Chief Officer Alfred Webb, of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade, died at his quarters in the fire brigade headquarters, Sydney, late on Sunday night…
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Tim (funeral of the late Mr. Roy Sharpe tool took place this afternoon, and was largely attended. The interment was made in the Church of England cemetery at Campbell's…
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It is with sincere regret that we have to record the death of Mrs. Fleming, wife of Mr. J. K. Fleming, of Kelvinside, Aberdeen. The sorrowful event took…
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In addition to the chief, mourners mentioned in last evening's issue as being present at the funeral of the late Mr. Roy, Sharpe were Mrs. Sharpe, Mrs. Doyle…
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An old and highly respected resident of Singleton, in the person of Mr. William B. Stewart, sen., passed away on Tuesday afternoon. The deceased, who was in his…
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