Death by self inflicted gunshot at Peak Hill
A magisterial inquiry at Peak Hill investigated the death of Michael Edward Sharkey who died after shooting himself with a pea rifle. Witnesses stated no struggle occurred, noting a head wound and blood, with indications of insanity and an insane impulse at the time of death.
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Michael Edward Sharkey
HN. Gibson
J.P
McBaron
Yen Mile Creek
Walter
Ernest Sharkey
Walter Sharkey
Brayna
Taleo
Charlee Denis MacCarthy
Peak Hill
George Furner
Ernest
Walter Starkey
Deceaseil
Death verdict notes gunshot wound and temporary insanity
Witnesses recount Michael Edward Sharkey death at Peak Mill New South Wales on 2 January 1906. He allegedly shot himself though some believed his mind wandered. family estate details, property near 195 acres plus 847 acres Genanagie Fatate. five brothers and one sister. mother alive. he was 36 and a single man. The inquest verdict cites a gunshot wound and temporary insanity.
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Walter Sharkey
Peak Hill
George Furner
Mick
New South Wales
Michael Edward Sharkey
Peak Mill
N.S.W
Rounds of Horse Races and Bullock Stakes at Goulburn
On April 2 4 and 4 1850 races were held in Goulburn followed by a subscription bullock race for £5. Jorrocks Darling and Betty led a lively field with Darling winning the first heat in seven minutes and three quarters, while Elizabeth and other entrants faltered.
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Goulburn
W. Jeffrey
Bullock Darling
Yenra
J. Jeffrey
Betty
J. Jobson
Rand
Darling
Indy
Jurrocks
Letty
Elizabeth
Common Ailments Treated With Alunite Remedy
An aged notice promotes Chamberlain's Pais Hulm as a valuable treatment for sprained ankle stiff neck and lame shoulder. It asserts prompt use saves money and suffering and lists Isilwon Brow Peak Hill and J W Loos Loraingloy as sellers.
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Chamberlain
Isilwon Brow
Peak Hill
J. W. Loos
Loraingloy
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