Death of Dean Cowper
Dean Cowper (Dean of Sydney), the oldest dignitary of the Church of England in the Empire, died on Saturday night, aged 92. A large concourse of people witnessed…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1902
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Death of Dean Cowper
THE oldest dignitary of the Church of England in the Empire, in the person of the venerable and venerated Dean of Sydney, is dead…
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QUITE a gloom was cast oyer the township of Laurieton, and also the whole of the Camden Haven, district, on Friday, 13th instant, when the death was announced of Mr. WM. M'KAY,…
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It appears that Mrs. Delaney, of Rainbow Reach, whose death we briefly reported last week, died from influenza. She was the wife of Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Obituary. Mr. Hugh C. BIBBY
THE many friends on the Manning and Camden Haven of Mr. H. C. BIBBY, who resided at " Laurretta," Ascot-street, Kensington, on the Randwick tram-line, near Sydney,…
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The death of Mr. Robt Plummer cent, which took place on friday,July 11, removes from our midst one of the best known pioneer residents of the Lower Macleay…
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A PIONEER of settlement on the Lower Macleay and one of the oldest inhabitants of this district, both in point of age and residence, in the person of Mr. Robert…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Death of the Rev. Father McCambridge
IT is with sincere regret we have to record this week the demise of the Very Rev. P. McCambridge, priest in charge of the Kempsey Parish and Vicar General of the…
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The Very Rev. Father M'Cambridge, the priest in charge of this district, who was of middle age, died here at half-past 2 o'clock…
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SINCE our last issue several further deaths have occurred in the district which it is again our sad duty to report. On Wednesday last an old resident passed…
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THE death of the Rev.Father McCambridge, which took place on Wednesday afternoon last was not altogether unexpected. A very serions relapse occurred on Monday night…
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The Very Rev. Father M'Cambridge, who has been in charge of the Roman Catholic Church, Kempsey, for a large number of years, died rather unexpectedly last…
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Our obituary last week closed with the basty announcement of the death of Mr. Lawrence Rafferty, of South West Rocks, news of which only reached us just prior to…
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GREAT surprise and much regret was expressed on Saturday last at tho unexpected news that Mr. Charles Smith, of Little Rawdon Island, had j ined the great majority,…
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MR. W. Willard, one of the oldest residents of the district, died last evening, in his 88th year, after a short illness. Deceased, who was born at Guesling, Sussex, came to New…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Death of Mrs. Rothery
Early on Monday last one of the oldest and best known residents of Kempsey passed away in the person of Mrs. William Rothery. The deceased had for some time past been in…
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ONE of the oldest residents of the Macleay in the person of Mrs Rothery, widow of the late Mr. William Rothery, passed away at her residence, Smith-street, Kempsey…
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QUITE a gloom was cast over the Upper Manning on Monday last, when it became known that Mrs. Cameron, wife of Mr. Charles Cameron, of Black Flat, near…
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The sad news of the sudden death in Sydney of Mr. Alfred Budder, a well-known and highly respected Macleay native, was received in Kempsey last week. The deceased, who…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Death of W. H. Ranken
THE result of the autopsy of the remains of Mr. W.H. L. Ranken gives the indication that instead of the case being one of suicide, as decided by the Coroner's jury, it was one…
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