Cudgegong Valley History Project

DEATH. The death occurred at the Mudgee Hospital yesterday morning of Elizabeth Margaret, wife of Mr. Albert Cameron, of Gladstone-street, Mudgee, and daughter of Mr. W. Black, of Rylstone. The deceased had been ailing from lung trouble for about six months. She leaves a widower and eleven children (four sons and seven girls), the eldest child being 18 years of age. The body was interred in the Church of England portion of the general cemetery this afternoon. We extend to the sorrowing husband and relatives our deepest sympathy (Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative, Monday 25 October 1915, p. 2).

RETURN THANKS MR. W. BLACK, SEN., of Brookside, Rylstone, and WIFE and FAMILY hereby express their deepest gratitude to the many kind friends and relations, to Dr Nickoll and the Matron aad Nursing Staff of the Mudgee Hospital, and especially to the kind hearted strangers who showed such sympathy and helped in so many ways at and since the death of their daughter, Mrs. Albert Cameron (Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative, Thursday 18 November 1915, p. 20).

MR. WILLIAM BLACK. The death is reported from Rylstone of Mr. William Black, one of the oldest and must esteemed residents of the district (Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative, Monday 12 August 1918, p. 3).

DEATHS Mr. W. F. Black, Rylstone The death occurred this morning at his residence, Carwell Street, Rylstone, of Mr. William Frederick Black, aged 65. Deceased leaves a widow and a grown-up family. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon after a short service at the Rylstone Church of England (Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative, Thursday 15 September 1938, p. 3).

Mr. Black The death occurred in the district hospital on February 18 of Mr. Jim Black, o£ Brookside. The late Mr. Black had been in indifferent health for some time, and had made several trips to the city tor treatment. He was born at Brookside 63 years ago, and had resided in the district all his life, carrying on farming pursuits. The funeral took place from the Church of England on Thursday last, and the large attendance was evidence of the esteem in which deceased was held. A widow, three sisters (Mrs. P. Mills, Mrs. A. Fuller and Miss Clara Black) and one ber (Andy, Queensland) are left to mourn their loss. One ber (Bill) and one sister (Mrs. Thompson) predeceased him. Archdeacon Bromhead officiated at the church and at the graveside in the Rylstone General Cemetery (Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative, Thursday 27 February 1947, page 18).