Burial service by Rev. David Baird of the Presbyterian Church
"Dungog - Old Mrs Irwin, of Telligra, one of the very oldest residents of the Upper Williams, passed over to the great majority last Tuesday morning. She was widely known and highly respected, as was evinced by the unprecedentedly numerous cavalcade that followed her remains to the cemetery on Thursday. She had reached a good old age, bordering upon four score, and had out lived her husband some eight or nine years. She had lived to see all her family grown up and settled in life, and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren, all well-to in the world." (Maitland Mercury, 6/5/1886).
"Dungog - Old Mrs Irwin, of Telligra, one of the very oldest residents of the Upper Williams, passed over to the great majority last Tuesday morning. She was widely known and highly respected, as was evinced by the unprecedentedly numerous cavalcade that followed her remains to the cemetery on Thursday. She had reached a good old age, bordering upon four score, and had out lived her husband some eight or nine years. She had lived to see all her family grown up and settled in life, and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren, all well-to in the world." (Maitland Mercury, 6/5/1886).
Burial service by Rev. David Baird of the Presbyterian Church
"Dungog - Old Mrs Irwin, of Telligra, one of the very oldest residents of the Upper Williams, passed over to the great majority last Tuesday morning. She was widely known and highly respected, as was evinced by the unprecedentedly numerous cavalcade that followed her remains to the cemetery on Thursday. She had reached a good old age, bordering upon four score, and had out lived her husband some eight or nine years. She had lived to see all her family grown up and settled in life, and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren, all well-to in the world." (Maitland Mercury, 6/5/1886).
"Dungog - Old Mrs Irwin, of Telligra, one of the very oldest residents of the Upper Williams, passed over to the great majority last Tuesday morning. She was widely known and highly respected, as was evinced by the unprecedentedly numerous cavalcade that followed her remains to the cemetery on Thursday. She had reached a good old age, bordering upon four score, and had out lived her husband some eight or nine years. She had lived to see all her family grown up and settled in life, and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren, all well-to in the world." (Maitland Mercury, 6/5/1886).
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