LAURIETON. Friday. Arthur Oxley Crass-ingham, employed at the Camden Haven Harbor Works, was killed at Lnurieton Quarry to-day. A large stone fell from the top of tbo quarry and struck him on the head. Deceased was a -married mnn.
Dated Friday = 30 September 1910; the monument and WikiTree give 29 September. Also reported in The Advertiser (Adelaide) 7 Oct 1910 p. 13 (Trove 5221983): 'Arthur Crossingham was working at the Laurieton quarry to-day, when a large stone fell from the top of the quarry. It struck him on the head and inflicted fatal injuries.'
FOGGON. September 12th, 1931, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. T. Hartlgan, "Maxwolton," Delhunty Street, Katoomba, Charles Foggon, dearly loved father of Charles Foggon, of Fendlc Hill, Henry Foggon, of StrathOcld, Mrs. T. Mou-rcax, of Lane Cove, Mrs. T. Hartlgan, of Katoomba, Mrs. A. Jacques, of Gosford, Mrs. R. Ambler, of Hyde, Miss M. Foggon, of Lldcombe. Aged 76 years. At rest.
Trove OCR quoted exactly as it stands, mirroring citation 53421 on the person. Reading: Mrs T. Hartigan, 'Maxwelton'; Charles Foggon of Pendle Hill; Henry Foggon of Strathfield; Mrs T. Moureax of Lane Cove; Mrs R. Ambler of Ryde; Miss M. Foggon of Lidcombe. This is the notice the death event's date, address and place of death come from; it had no citation of its own.
THE Friends of Mr. SAMUEL FINCH are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, to move from the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. James Beadman, Birchgrove-road, Balmain, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON, at a quarter to 2 o'clock, and proceed to Enfield Cemetery. WOOD and CO., Undertakers, 807 George-street S., Sydney, Darling-street, Balmain, and opposite Railway Station, Petersham. THE Friends of Messrs. HENRY, WILLIAM and GEORGE FINCH are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their late beloved Father, to move from the residence of their brother-in-law, Mr. James Beadman, Birchgrove-road, Balmain, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON, at a quarter to 2 o'clock, and proceed to Enfield Cemetery. WOOD and CO., Undertakers, 807 George-street S., Sydney, Balmain and Petersham.
Quoted as the Trove OCR stands. The Daily Telegraph ran the same four notices as the clipping at media 386, with the wording slightly reset; here the sons' notice correctly calls James Beadman their brother-in-law where the other paper set 'son-in-law'. An independently linkable copy of the same evidence.
FOGGON. September 12th, 1931, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. T. Hartlgan, "Maxwolton," Delhunty Street, Katoomba, Charles Foggon, dearly loved father of Charles Foggon, of Fendlc Hill, Henry Foggon, of StrathOcld, Mrs. T. Mou-rcax, of Lane Cove, Mrs. T. Hartlgan, of Katoomba, Mrs. A. Jacques, of Gosford, Mrs. R. Ambler, of Hyde, Miss M. Foggon, of Lldcombe. Aged 76 years. At rest.
Trove OCR quoted exactly as it stands. Reading: Mrs T. Hartigan, 'Maxwelton'; Charles Foggon of Pendle Hill; Henry Foggon of Strathfield; Mrs T. Moureax of Lane Cove; Mrs R. Ambler of Ryde; Miss M. Foggon of Lidcombe. Seven surviving children in 1931; the first-named Charles is #82910 and Mrs T. Hartigan is Margaret Ann. Trove's clipping-PDF renditions answered 423 Locked site-wide on 7 Sep 2026 (checked against an unrelated control article), so no clipping could be uploaded.