Cudgegong Valley History Project

Cudgegong - Mems. (From our Correspondent.) A very sudden death took place in Rylstone on Saturday, 16th instant. Mr. W. Gore was driving his son John, aged 31 years, into the doctor, and on reaching Rylstone the young man took a fit and expired immediately after reaching the doctor's. The funeral cortege was nearly a mile in length, and a very sad scone was witnessed at the graveside, numbers of women fainting. Much sympathy is expressed on all sides for Mr. Gore and family iu their terrible bereavement (Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative, Thursday 28 May 1903, page 14).

DEATHS HEXTELL. - January 30, 1945, at Waratah, Lily Sarah, of Raymond Terrace, late of Kandos and Liverpool, beloved wife of George, loving mother of Eunice (Mrs. J. Sloss, Mayfield), sister of Harry Gore (Dubbo), George Albert (Lithgow), Ellen (Mrs. Hentell, Kelso), Blanche (Mrs. Connell, Penrith), step-sister of Frank (deceased), Bill (Baradine), Jim Armstrong (Dubbo), aged 64 years. Sydney Morning Herald, Wednesday 31 January 1945, p. 16. Death notice Lily Sarah Hextell

DEATHS HEXTELL. - January 30, 1945 at Mater Misericordiae Hospital, Waratah, Lily Sarah, of Raymond Terrace beloved wife of George and loving mother of Eunice (Mrs. J. Sloss, Mayfield), aged 64 years. Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate, Wednesday 31 January 1945, p. 2. Death notice Lily Sarah Hextell

DEATH Mrs. G. Hextell Mrs. Lily Hextell, of Raymond Terrace (late of Kandos and Liverpool), wife of Mr. George Hextell, passed away, at the Mater Misericordiae Hospital, Waratah, on January 30, aged 64 years. Her husband and only child, Eunice (Mrs. J. Sloss, of Mayfield) are left to mourn, also bers Harry Gore (Dubbo), George and Albert Gore (Lithgow), sisters Ellen (Mrs. A. Hextell, Kelso) and Blanche (Mrs. W. Connell, Penrith), and step-bers Bill Armstrong (Baradine) and James Armstrong (Mogriguy). Mudgee Guardian, Thursday 8 February 1945, p. 2. Obituary Lily Hextell