Tribute to J D Ramsay An Australian minister dies
Obituary outlines the life of the Late Rev J D Ramsay of Manning River and Rothe nay Scotland. Born in 1830s in Australia his family migrated with notable hardships. He trained at public schools then studied theology, served as minister across New South Wales and Victoria, and contributed sermons and articles on Australian life. He is remembered as a strict but kindly teacher with a strong faith and a passion for education and Protosantism. He left a lasting influence on students and colleagues, and his family mourns his death after years of dedicated ministry.
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Late Rev Ramsay of Rothesay Dies in Glasgow
Funeral notices honor the late Reverend J D Ramsay of Rothesay Fen Church. He died after a long ministry to the Free Church, with tributes from Synod and colleagues. The service and commemoration will be held at a Free Church venue in Atcheabia on June 16.
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MLA minister at Wauchope and family notes from 1916
A brief note records MLA and minister at Wauchope. It mentions Stewart Beaton, who died at Ponieres rn in 1916. Also listed are Mrs John Beaton of Old Bar Manning River and Mrs John Nel oan of Queenalan, as members connected to the family.
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Obituary Notice for Multiple Local Residents
An obituary item outlines the deaths of Mrs Marguaret Turner of Upper babe and Mr George Stephen of Walelia with details of survivors and funeral arrangements. It notes a December burial at a local cemetery and mentions the bereaved families including the Turner and Welland households. The report also references community names such as Port Mac and Yarrowelleh and recalls the deceased’s occupations and long residence.
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Local cemetery rent sought for defiant father figure
In a cryptic report from Failford cemetery, a man named Defie Yai seeks rental or access related to a late relative. The text mentions several names and places including Anteny, Krummel, and Mamaderes, with references to Alloa and Woulhevday as contextual anchors. The fragmented OCR yields unclear details about dates or the exact legal action.
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Mysterious Message From Ward Cites Unclear Names
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Andrew Gillogly Senior Dies After Long Illness in Mayo
Andrew Gillogly Senior, a longtime resident of Mayo, passed away last Friday at Maye Hospital after a prolonged illness. He left a widow and several children, including Milo Gillogly, with a large extended family mourning his loss. The funeral was held at the Wola cemetery with Father Mulcahy presiding, and many townspeople attended to pay their respects to a devout and well known neighbor.
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