Death of Perch Maguire
The death occurred in Sydney last night of Mr. Percy Maguire, a well-known and highly-respected resident of E. Greta Junction, who has been traffic manager of East Greta railways for…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1920
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Obituary. Death of Mr. Peter Doyle
This (Friday) morning, we received Word of the passing away, at a good old age, of an esteemed resident of our district, in the…
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Mr Percy Maguire, a native of Singleton, and a well-known and highly-respected resident of East Greta Junction, died in Sydney on Wednesday night…
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The death took place at Mater Miseracordia Hospital, North Sydney, on Sunday last of Mrs. Mary Kathleen Wallace, wife of Mr. Vincent Wallace, of Taree and Sydney, and…
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News of the death of Mr. Perey Maguire was received was great regret in Singleton the deceased being a member of a very old and highly-respected local family…
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It will be learned with much regret by his many friends in the Maitland and mining districts, that Mr. Patrick Donnolley, one of the oldest and most respected…
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Mr. Alphonsus C. Allsop, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allsop, Of "Mindaribha," Hunter-street. West Maitland, died on Sunday morning, at his father's…
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An old and respected resident of the district, Mrs. Medlam, wife of mr. George Medlam, died at her residence, Bridge-street, West Maitland, last evening. Death was due to…
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The death occurred in the M.R.D. Hospital on Tuesday morning last of Mr F. W. B. Lean, J.P., of the Lansdowne, after an illness extending over…
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At the funeral of the late Sir. A. C. Allsop yesterday afternoon the West Maitland sub-branch of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers' Imperial League was represented by Mr. G…
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Mr. Leslie William Firth a son of Mr. W. E. Firth of Firth and Stollery West Maitland but who resides at Morpeth died at a hospital in Sydney on Saturday at the…
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The funeral of the late Mrs. George Medlam took place yesterday morning, leaving her late residence in Bridge-street for the Church of England cemetery at Campbell's…
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The funeral of the late Mr. P. Maguire, late traffic manager, South Maitland Railways, took place on Friday and was largely attended. The remains were brought from Sydney by the…
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The funeral took place on Wednesday at Kurri Kurri of the late Mr. Frederick Sanderson, a resident of Hopetoun-street, who died the previous day in the Kurri District…
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The death took place at her parents residence, "St. Quentin." Miller-street, Drum-moyne, Sydney, on Wednesday, June 30, of Mrs. H. Clements, wife of Mr. H. Clements…
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In our issue of this day week, we briefly referred to the passing away, on the previous day, at the advanced age of 91 years, of Mr. Peter Doyle,…
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The death took place at Mater Miseracordia Hospital, North Sydney, on Sunday week, of Mrs. Mary Kathleen Wallace, wife of Mr. Vincent Wallace, of Tarec and Sydney, and…
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Another old and respected resident of Maitland in the person of Mrs. Elizabeth Monaghan, relict of the late Mr. Hugh J. Monaghan, passed away at her…
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The death took place at her parents' residence, "St. Quentin," Miller-street, Drummoyne, Sydney, on Wednesday, June 30, of Mrs H. Clements…
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