Obituary Notices
DEATH OF AN OLD RESIDENT.—As time moves on the old residents in this district Appear to hold a foremost position as regards the number who pass over to the majority. The subject of this…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1886
24 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 1 of 2
Obituary
THE mortal remains of the oldest representative of one of the oldest families who settled in this district, Mr. Hugh Colley, were interred in the public cemetery Porter's…
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IT in with regret that we record in this issue the death of Mrs T. Stafford, at her residence, Public School, Wallerawang, on Saturday night last. But two or three…
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An inquiry was commenced by the City Coroner on Friday morning at the Soudan Hotel into the circmustances surrounding the death of a young woman, since identified as Elizabeth Marlin, a…
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Sir Alexander Stuart had been ill for a fortnight, and was attended by Drs. Broadbent and Whitcombe. He was conscious throughout, but at 10 in the morning his case was known to be…
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THE last of the elder members of an old and much esteemed family who were among this district, has in the person of Miss Betsy Black , aged 79 years, passed ever…
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THE Cootamundra Herald of the 30th ultimo reports I—In Saturdy's issue we announced the death of one of the eldest Australians in the colony—Mrs. Sarah…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Obituary Notice of the Late Miss Elizabeth Black
IN accordance with a promise contained in our recent brief notice of the demise of the late Miss E. Black, we have much pleasure in furnishing herein a more complete…
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IN the Wesleyan Church, Manning Street Sunday last the Rev, Dr. Kelynack preached morning, and evening to very large congregations. The evening service was a special…
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THE LATE MRS. BUCKLE.âBy the death of Mrs. Buckle (wife of Mr. Walter Buckle, of Keiraville), on Friday last, this community lost a most worthy member. To those who knew her best…
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ON Saturday morning, the 17th instant there quietly passed away in the calmest manner from simple decay of nature, at the pipe old age of 80, Mr. John Cole, of…
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ANOTHER of the old residents of this district in the person of Mrs. Grace Wood, passed away on Saturday last 21st instant, at the ripe old age of 82, and was buried in…
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Yesterday morning the vessels in the basin had their flags to half mast, and on Captain Garde's arrival the flags of the Illawarra were at once hoisted to the same position…
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SUNDAY, 5th September, 1880, will long be remembered by the inhabitants of Kiama and its surrounding districts; for on that day Dr. Charles William Lacey met…
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Yesterday morning the vessels in the basin had their flags at half mast, and on Captain Garde's arrival the flags of the Illawarra were at once hoisted to the same position…
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SUNDAY, 5th September, 1880, will long be remembered by the inhabitants of Kiama and the surrounding district; for on that day Dr. Charles William Lacey met…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →On the Death of Dr. C. W' Lacey. F.R.C.S.E., &c
As when the vernal soring's display is covered Winter's deadly sway, And springing blade and budding bloom Bring flord smiles for darkling gloom;…
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THOU art gone, our best and truest friend, We'll never more behold thy face, We are loft to mourn your untimely end, And try in rain to fill thy place…
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WE are sorry to have to record the death on Saturday last of Mr. John Simpson an overseer in the employ of Messrs. Monie and Co. We learn that deceased, who was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Death of Mr. David Moffitt, J.P.
FROM the Burrawang Herald we learn that Mr. David Moffitt, J.P., after a very brief illness, suddenly passed away at his residence, "Strathmore," Robertson, on…
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