Cudgegong Valley History Project

DEATH THE death is reported from Rylstone of Mr. Andrew Dunn, one of the fine old pioneers, aged 78 years. Deceased was known right throughout the district, and on all sides he was held in the highest regard. He is survived by a widow and family of eleven sons and daughters, to whom the deepest sympathy is extended. The funeral will take place tomorrow (Friday) afternoon to the Rylstone cemetery (Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative, Thursday 17 May 1934, page 3).

OBITUARY The funeral of Mr. Andrew Dunn, retired grazier, who died at his sons residence, Louee street, Rylstone, on Wednesday evening tion of the Rylstone cemetery on Friday afternoon, the Rev. T. Norton officiating [The rest unreadable] (Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative, Monday 21 May 1934, page 1).

MRS. E. DUNN The death occurred. at her residence, Kingston Villa, Rylstone, on Monday, June 21, of Mrs. Effie Dunn, widow of the late Andrew Dunn, at the age of 88 years. Deceased, who was an early pioneer of the Rylstone district and one of its best known residents, was the mother of Mrs. R. I. Penman, of 117 Bradley Street, Goulburn. She liad been in failing health for some time and death was not unexpected. She is survived by a family of eleven. The funeral took place at the Rylstone Church of England Cemetery on Tuesday last (Goulburn Evening Post, Monday 28 June 1943, page 3).

DEATHS DUNN.-June 21. 1943, at her residence, Kingston Villa, Rylstone, Effie, relict of the late Andrew Dunn, beloved mother of Athel (Marlyn, Rylstone), Frank (A.I.F., West Aust.), Ruby (Mrs. Clarke, Woodside, Rylstone), Reg (Paton Street, Kingsford), Dagmar (Mrs. Jackson, Louee Street, Rylstone), Valdie (532 Military Road, Mosman), Cliff (deceased), May (Mrs. McFarlane, 36 Fleet Street, Carlton), Norman (Dunnville, Rylstone), Irene (Mrs. Penman, 117 Bradley Street, Goulburn), Claudia (Mrs. Paton, 41 Collins Street, Wagga), and Keith (Kendun, Rylstone), in her 88th year. (Sydney Morning Herald, Saturday 26 June 1943, page 16).