Obituary
DEATH has been very busy to our midst since Saturday, no lets than three residents of the district passing away. Mrs. B. French whose late husband met with…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1910
109 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 5 of 6
Death of Mr. P. Plummer
A. well known resident of Queanbeyane in the person of Mr. Peter Plummer, passed peacefully away at his residence in MacQuold Street…
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MR. James Vincent Williams died at his residence, Chantry-street, North Goolburn, on Wednesday evening, aged 78. He was a well-known and popular resident of Boro, where he kept Williams'…
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The remains of the late Mrs. Mrs. M. A. O'Neill, whose death occurred at her residence, Waratah, Clevceland), street, Redfern, on Monday morning,…
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THE Alstonvile Record in its report of the death of its late proprietor, Mr. D. M. Campbell, states that he was returning home after Church on Sunday night, 28 ultimate when he because…
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Mrs. Arthur Leary, eldest daughter of Mr. Thos. Flanagagan, late of Bywong,` Gundaroo, died in St. John's Hospital, Perth (W.A.), after a long…
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MR. ARTHUR PHILIP, in the employment of the Consolidated Dragging Company of Arilaen, died on Monday last of pneumonia, after an illcess of two or throe days only. He leaves a widow and…
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At the age of 42 years Mr. Arthur Philip passed away to the great majority at his residence at Newtown on Tuesday afternoon last alter an illness of comparatively short duration. A native of the…
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On Thursday last Mrs. Dolman, wife of Constable F. W. Dolman, died in a private hospital at Cowra. Mrs. Dolman is the daughter of Mr. Henry Wilson, of Bathurst. She…
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The Lord Mayor's style of public speaking, somewhat resembles that of a clergyman. While Ald. Taylor was addressing a meeting at…
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Mrs. Hunt, the wife of Mr. R. W. Hunt, of Braidwood, died wholly unexpectedly in Sydney. She went to Sydney last week to undergo an operation for an internal complaint, which was…
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ON Monday last there passed away at Reldsda'e a very all resident, indeed a native, of the district, in the person of Mrs. McMahon, re ict of the late Mr. F. McMahon, who has for years been keeping…
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The ostentation common to the rich Chinese is ever observable in their funeral obsequies. Even if by chance a man should desire an…
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DR. R. McKILLOP, who had been confined to his bed for the pact six months, passed away in the early hours of the morning of Tuesday. He was born at Ardrie (Scotland) in 1843. He began his…
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It is with regret that we chronicle the death of Mr. William Gabriel, a very old resident pi Queanbeyan which took place about 8 o'clock last…
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THERE passed away early on Sunday morning Mr. William Freebody, one of the pioneers of the Monaro district. He was born at Windsor, N.S.W., in…
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News, was received on Friday last of the death of Admiral Sit Harry Holdsworth Rawson, late Governor of Now South Wales Sir Harry,…
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THE mortal remains of the oldest resident of the Gundaroo district, Mr. Patrick Leahy, were laid at rest in the local R.C cemetery on Monday, 1st…
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[?] of the late Mr. Charles L. Badgery, who recently died at Tumnt, took place on Friday at [?] the remains being conveyed by train [?] The late Mr. Budgery was 55 years…
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