Freda Mary Mills, 1988

Name
Freda Mary /Mills/
Given names
Freda Mary
Surname
Mills
Married name
Freda Mary /Horne/
Death of a paternal grandmotherHenrietta Hunt
10 December 1947

Death of a fatherWalter Charles Mills
1947

Note: DEATH

DEATH Mr. W. C. Mills The death occurred in the Mudgee Hospital on Wednesday afternoon of Mr. Walter Charles Mills, aged 65 years. Deceased had been in failing health for some time, and his passing was not unexpected. Watty, as he was familiarly known, was a member of a grand old Lawson's Creek family, and spent the whole of his life in this district. Reared on a farm, he naturally interested himself in the work of primary production, and for very many years was one of our most progressive dairymen. In this connection it might be mentioned that members of the Mills family conducted milk runs in Mudgee for practically 60 years. Deceased, in his younger days, was keenly interested in cricket and other out-of-door sports, and made life-long friends on the field of play. He later associated himself with the bowling club, and was one of the most popular members of that organisation. As a mark of respect, the club flag is flying at halfmast this morning. He was also very active in his interest in the Mudgee Dairy Co., and served on the directorate for a lengthy period, being elected unopposed on many occasions. His colleagues and the general body of shareholders and suppliers held him in the highest regard. In Agricultural Society matters he displayed a keen and intelligent interest, and his support was valued by those in authority. In private life he was a model husband and devoted father, and his widow and three daughters have sustained an irreparable loss by his lamented passing. Altogether the late Watty Mills was a citizen of sterling worth, and it can be said with perfect truth that he will be greatly missed by very many people in town and district. To the sorrowing relatives we extend sincere sympathy. The funeral took place from the Church of England this afternoon, Messrs. J. C. Swords and Son being in charge of the arrangements (Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative, Thursday 6 November 1947, p. 9).

Death of a motherSarah Elizabeth Sorrell
30 January 1956

Death of a sisterEdna Zella Mills
8 January 1985

Note: Death

Death THOMAS, Edna Zella (nee Mills). - January 8, 1985, at hospital, late of 90 Gladstone Street, Mudgee, wife of the late Mr. Joe Thomas, loved sister and sister-in-law of Ruby and Arthur Brownlow, (Gladesville), Freda and Ray Horne, (Leadville). Funeral today (Thursday), for details, ring (063) 72 2384. Sydney Morning Herald, Thursday 10 January 1985, p. 16. Death notice Edna Zella Thomas

Death 31 January 1988
Note: Obituary

Obituary Freda Mary Horne The death occurred in the Dunedoo Hospital on January 31, of Mrs. Freda Mary Horne, 75, formerly of ‘Old Castle’, Leadville, Mrs. Horne had been ill for some time. She was a very highly respected identity of the Leadville and Mudgee areas. Formerly Freda Mills, she was a member of the pioneer Mills family of Mudgee where she spent all of her early life. As a young woman Mrs. Horne was interested in music, singing, dramatice. She was also a good tennis player and very good at handicrafts - sewing, knitting, crochet, as well as cooking, Mrs. Horne entered much of her craft work in local and Sydney Shows, and later was a recognised show judge. Mrs. Horne was active in the Country Women’s Association, church and local activities. A great pride and interest to her was her home and garden, she also enjoyed entertaining. Her funeral took place in the Mudgee Cemetery following a service in St. John’s Anglican Church, Mudgee at 3pm on February 2. Relatives and friends from Mudgee, Leadville, Dunedoo, Birriwa, Coolah, Sydney and other places attended. The funeral service was conducted by the Reverend Michael Birch of Mudgee who was assisted by the Revd. McNulty of Dunedoo who had been a great spiritual support and comfort to Mrs. Horne of Moran Nursing Home, Mudgee, and her sister Ruby (Mrs. Arthur Brownlow of Hunters Hill) who is the only surviving member of that particular Mills family. Mrs. Horne was predeceased by her parents and sister Edna (Mrs. Thomas) of Mudgee. Mudgee Guardian, Friday 19 February 1988, p. 10. Obituary Freda Mary Horne

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Obituary Freda Mary Horne The death occurred in the Dunedoo Hospital on January 31, of Mrs. Freda Mary Horne, 75, formerly of ‘Old Castle’, Leadville, Mrs. Horne had been ill for some time. She was a very highly respected identity of the Leadville and Mudgee areas. Formerly Freda Mills, she was a member of the pioneer Mills family of Mudgee where she spent all of her early life. As a young woman Mrs. Horne was interested in music, singing, dramatice. She was also a good tennis player and very good at handicrafts - sewing, knitting, crochet, as well as cooking, Mrs. Horne entered much of her craft work in local and Sydney Shows, and later was a recognised show judge. Mrs. Horne was active in the Country Women’s Association, church and local activities. A great pride and interest to her was her home and garden, she also enjoyed entertaining. Her funeral took place in the Mudgee Cemetery following a service in St. John’s Anglican Church, Mudgee at 3pm on February 2. Relatives and friends from Mudgee, Leadville, Dunedoo, Birriwa, Coolah, Sydney and other places attended. The funeral service was conducted by the Reverend Michael Birch of Mudgee who was assisted by the Revd. McNulty of Dunedoo who had been a great spiritual support and comfort to Mrs. Horne of Moran Nursing Home, Mudgee, and her sister Ruby (Mrs. Arthur Brownlow of Hunters Hill) who is the only surviving member of that particular Mills family. Mrs. Horne was predeceased by her parents and sister Edna (Mrs. Thomas) of Mudgee. Mudgee Guardian, Friday 19 February 1988, p. 10. Obituary Freda Mary Horne