Obituary
The death on Sunday afternoon last of Florence Mary, daughter of Mrs. G. Wood jum, Claver Hill and only remaining member of the family, cannot but arouse…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1894
94 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 4 of 5
Facts and Fancies. Funeral Reform
Fashions change and, they any, are Rood for trade. Good thing, would it not be, if they would sometimes change in the direction of economy ? What is useless and not…
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IT is our sad duty to report the death on Sunday last of Florence May, daughter of Mrs Gee. Wood, jun., of Clover Hill, Florric was a bright and intelligent girl of…
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An esteemed member of one of the pioneer families in this district passed over to the "great majority " at five o'clock on Monday morning, September 3rd, 1894, in…
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MR. ALICK STRONG passed away quietly at Broughton Village on Thursday evening last. He spent some of his earlier manhood in the Kiama district, but ultimately…
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As announced on last Wednesday's issue, Mr. James Miller, one of the oldest and most respected residents of the district, passed peacefully away at his residence,…
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Among the early settlers of this district south of the Macquarie Rivulet the influence of no single individual has had more to do with its development, progress, and…
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After a long Illness and acute suffering, Mrs. C. A. Young, Young, the respected wife of Mr. James Young, passed away at her late residence, af Figtree, on the 8th…
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A FORMER clergyman of this town was went to say that for the first couple of years after his settlement he seemed to be doing little else than preaching funeral…
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A writer to the "Shoalhaven Telegraph," says the late Mr. John Taylor was in many ways one of the most remarkable men perhaps that came to this country…
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Mr. Joseph Tindall, whose illness was noticed in last Saturday's issue, (says the "Shoalhaven news") died at his residence, Broughton Vale, early on Sunday evening,…
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On Saturday morning there passed away from our midst one who had been a respected resident for upwards of 50 years. We refer to Mrs James, sen., the mother of…
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One of the oldest residents of the South Coast district passed suddenly away at his residence , ' Lunthony," Cumbewarra, on Saturday morning, in the person of…
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ON Wednesday last, October 3rd (as announced in last issue), Mr. John Feehan, one of the earliest residents of Illawarra, died at his residence, Crocked…
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We have, to record the death of the wife of T. Fenwick, Esq., J.P., of Stoney Range, Shellharbour, which occurred on Monday last at noon…
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IT is with extreme regret that we have to record the death of Mr. J. D. Hoy, jun., which occurred at Shellharbour on Sunday last at the early age of 23 years…
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Hundreds of people throughout the colony will be sorry to hear that good old John Feehan passed away on Wednesday morning week at Gerringong. He was born…
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There passed away from this life, at Shellharbor, on Monday. the 8th instant, one who had been a worthy resident of Illawarra for upwards of fifty years. We…
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The "old identities" of the Kiama district are passing away, one by one (says the "Berry Register.") Only a week or two ago Mr. Surveyor Taylor, once a…
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There passed away from this life, at Shellharbour, on Monday, the 8th instant (says the " Illawarra Mercury "), one who had been a worthy resident of Illawarra…
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