The Sydney Morning Herald. 3 July 1905.
DEATHS: MORTIMER.—July 1, 1905 at her residence, Royal Oak Hotel, Double Bay, Jane, beloved wife of Henry W. Mortimer, aged 38 years.
The Sydney Morning Herald. 3 July 1905.
FUNERALS. MORTIMER. -The Friends of Mr HENRY W MORTIMER are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his beloved WIFE, Jane to leave his residence Royal Oak. Hotel Double Bay, THIS (Tuesday) morning, at 9 o'clock, for South Head Cemetery.
WALTER STEWART and SON,
Pitt and Bathurst streets Tel 1544
Gravestone reads: A sudden change, at God's command she fell, she had no time to bid her friends farewell. The summons came without a warning given, that bade her haste to meet her God in heaven.
Oh loved one dear, we miss you here, from the home you loved so well. We pray that God has found you rest with the Angels of the blest.
DEATHS: MORTIMER.—July 1, 1905 at her residence, Royal Oak Hotel, Double Bay, Jane, beloved wife of Henry W. Mortimer, aged 38 years.
The Sydney Morning Herald. 3 July 1905.
FUNERALS. MORTIMER. -The Friends of Mr HENRY W MORTIMER are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his beloved WIFE, Jane to leave his residence Royal Oak. Hotel Double Bay, THIS (Tuesday) morning, at 9 o'clock, for South Head Cemetery.
WALTER STEWART and SON,
Pitt and Bathurst streets Tel 1544
Gravestone reads: A sudden change, at God's command she fell, she had no time to bid her friends farewell. The summons came without a warning given, that bade her haste to meet her God in heaven.
Oh loved one dear, we miss you here, from the home you loved so well. We pray that God has found you rest with the Angels of the blest.
The Sydney Morning Herald. 3 July 1905.
DEATHS: MORTIMER.—July 1, 1905 at her residence, Royal Oak Hotel, Double Bay, Jane, beloved wife of Henry W. Mortimer, aged 38 years.
The Sydney Morning Herald. 3 July 1905.
FUNERALS. MORTIMER. -The Friends of Mr HENRY W MORTIMER are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his beloved WIFE, Jane to leave his residence Royal Oak. Hotel Double Bay, THIS (Tuesday) morning, at 9 o'clock, for South Head Cemetery.
WALTER STEWART and SON,
Pitt and Bathurst streets Tel 1544
Gravestone reads: A sudden change, at God's command she fell, she had no time to bid her friends farewell. The summons came without a warning given, that bade her haste to meet her God in heaven.
Oh loved one dear, we miss you here, from the home you loved so well. We pray that God has found you rest with the Angels of the blest.
DEATHS: MORTIMER.—July 1, 1905 at her residence, Royal Oak Hotel, Double Bay, Jane, beloved wife of Henry W. Mortimer, aged 38 years.
The Sydney Morning Herald. 3 July 1905.
FUNERALS. MORTIMER. -The Friends of Mr HENRY W MORTIMER are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his beloved WIFE, Jane to leave his residence Royal Oak. Hotel Double Bay, THIS (Tuesday) morning, at 9 o'clock, for South Head Cemetery.
WALTER STEWART and SON,
Pitt and Bathurst streets Tel 1544
Gravestone reads: A sudden change, at God's command she fell, she had no time to bid her friends farewell. The summons came without a warning given, that bade her haste to meet her God in heaven.
Oh loved one dear, we miss you here, from the home you loved so well. We pray that God has found you rest with the Angels of the blest.
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