Death of Mrs. Martin
There passed peacefully away at "Riverview" private hospital, on June 11, a very highly esleemed resident of Martin's creek in the person of Mrs. Ana Martin, wife of…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1920
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Death of an Old Turf Identity
Mr. Phil Glenister, who was one of the most widely known men in Australian sporting circles, died suddenly at Tattersall's Club, Sydney, on…
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The death is announced of Mrs. I., Clatworthy, mother of Mrs. Hughes, wife of the stationmaster at Allandale. The deceased was a native of Wales, and 68 years of age. Deatn…
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The death is announced at the age of 82 [?] Lord Cozens-Hardy, a distinguished judge, who was raised to the peerage in 1914…
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A well-known and respected resident of the Singleton district, in the person of Miss Jane Kermode, passed away at her residence, Greenlands, Goorangoola-road,…
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Mr, William james treasure a well-known resident of east maitland died at a private hospital in maitland this morning at a quarter past eight o'clock he had been in [?]…
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The death occurred this morning at "Dargle," washroonga, after an illness of about a month of Mr. William Thomas callaghan, brother of Mr. T. Callaghan of the horseshee bend…
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Miss June Kermode, a well—[?] spected resident of the district. during the week at her residence on the Goorangoola—road. The…
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The funeral of the late Mr. W. J. Treasure took place yesterday afternoon. The cortege moved from his late residence. Morpeth—road, East Maitland, and it was followed by a very…
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At the residence of Mr. W. Bradbury, Mr. Pleasantâstreet. West Maitland, on Sunday, the death occurred of Miss Elizabeth Ford, the daughter of the late Mr. William Ford, who…
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Mr. John Ellis, a member of a well—know Maitland district family, who resided at Dagworth, died in the Kurri Kurri HOspital late on Saturday night. He had been an inmate…
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The oldest minister named on the roll of Methodist ministers in New South Wales, the Rev. William England Bourne, died at his home at Lindfield on Friday. For dearly 20…
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The death occurred at a private hospital in Melbourne on Thursday of Mr. Crotty, of Ellesmere—road, Windsor, Victoria, mother of the Very Rev. H. Crotty, Dean of Newcastle…
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The funeral of the late Mr. Johan Ellis, of Dagworth, took place yesterday afternoon and was largely attended, The interment was made in the Presbyterian cemetery, East…
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There passed away at the Barrington on Monday night last, at the age of 75 years, an old native of the district, in the person of Mrs Frances…
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Word has been received in Newcastle that Mr. Maurice Collins, who at one time resided in the Maitland district, and was well—known there, died in Prince Alfred…
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Mrs. Margaret Pilgrim, widow of the late Mr. Adraham pilgrim, a wellâ-known resident of the Paterson and Maitland districts, where she had lived for threeâquartets of…
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The death occurred at his residence in Lora, on Monday afternoon, of Mr. Herbert Howes. He had been ill for a month, suffering from heart trouble. For several years Mr. Howes…
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The funeral of the late Mrs. A. Pilgrim, senr., took place yesterday afternoon from her late residence, Stuart-street, Lorn, and was largely attended. The cortege…
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