Bridget Derwin, 1881–1903 (aged 22 years)
- Name
- Bridget /Derwin/
- Given names
- Bridget
- Surname
- Derwin
- Married name
- Bridget /Halpin/
| Birth | 1881 |
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| Birth of a sister | Ellen Derwin 1881 (aged 0) |
| Marriage | Cornelius Halpin — View this family 1902 (aged 21 years) |
| Death | 4 March 1903 (aged 22 years) The Coonamble Epidemic. Further Details. [By Telegraph.] COONAMBLE, Wednesday. The fever epidemic seems to be abating, fewer cases being reported. The total number is now over 260. Mr. Francis Stewart Caswell, stock agent and ex-manager of the Commercial Bank here, who has been in the hospital since the start of the outbreak, died early this morning, aged 41 years. He will be buried this evening, and accorded a masonic and Oddfellows' funeral. Mrs. Bridget Halpin, a married woman, aged 22, died last night. The latter was not an inmate of the hospital. Dr. Ashburton Thompson is expected by today's train. A very numerously-signed petition from medical men and rate-payers was presented at last night's council meeting urging the immediate removal of the present nightsoil depot, which is very close to the town, and the nightsoil is only covered a few inches. The council intends to consult Dr. Ashburton Thompson on the matter. Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 5 March 1903, p. 10. Obituary Bridget Halpin TYPHOID FEVER. COONAMBLE, Wednesday. Mr. F. S. Caswell, general agent, and Mrs. Halpin died at the hospital from typhoid, making 11 deaths. One fresh case was reported yesterday and two this morning. The weather is very oppressive and unfavourable. Sydney Morning Herald, Thursday 5 March 1903, p. 8. Typhoid fever Bridget Halpin |
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| Marriage | Marriage — 1862 — |
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1879–1948
Birth: 1879 Death: 1948 — Mater Misericordiae Hospital, North Sydney, New South Wales, Australia |
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| Marriage | Marriage — 1902 — |
| Death | The Coonamble Epidemic. Further Details. [By Telegraph.] COONAMBLE, Wednesday. The fever epidemic seems to be abating, fewer cases being reported. The total number is now over 260. Mr. Francis Stewart Caswell, stock agent and ex-manager of the Commercial Bank here, who has been in the hospital since the start of the outbreak, died early this morning, aged 41 years. He will be buried this evening, and accorded a masonic and Oddfellows' funeral. Mrs. Bridget Halpin, a married woman, aged 22, died last night. The latter was not an inmate of the hospital. Dr. Ashburton Thompson is expected by today's train. A very numerously-signed petition from medical men and rate-payers was presented at last night's council meeting urging the immediate removal of the present nightsoil depot, which is very close to the town, and the nightsoil is only covered a few inches. The council intends to consult Dr. Ashburton Thompson on the matter. Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 5 March 1903, p. 10. Obituary Bridget Halpin |
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| Death | TYPHOID FEVER. COONAMBLE, Wednesday. Mr. F. S. Caswell, general agent, and Mrs. Halpin died at the hospital from typhoid, making 11 deaths. One fresh case was reported yesterday and two this morning. The weather is very oppressive and unfavourable. Sydney Morning Herald, Thursday 5 March 1903, p. 8. Typhoid fever Bridget Halpin |