Hi Denise, Around the same time as Thomas Higgins death, I have a James O'Grady/Gready/O'Gready from Napoleon Flat who died of stomach cramps. Thomas Higgins is on the same death certificate. James O'Grady may have been about a week later. Just asking if you could please keep your eyes out for him in case he rates a mention. He was aged late 30s and buried at Beechworth. Thanks, Ronda ----- Original Message ----- From: "Denise" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 11:05 PM Subject: [HC] OMA 26.11.1861 > Elections over, news of Robert O'Hara Burke run out, so back to the local > news! > > A man broke his arm falling down a hole in Spring Creek > Mrs. O'Donohue up for abusive language. > Mr. Bell reports on his water works. > Wang forming its own lodge - passed by the Royal Beechworth Lodge. > Summer times will apply from 11th Decm for coaches > Grog Shanties - one or two have opened in Beechworth, unless authorities > take action paper will be forced to print letters received about them. > Mrs Foster of 9 Mile dies - old resident - aged 35. had an apoplectic > fit. Mr. Foster is a miner and has a claim. 6 small children. > Send your plants flowers and veges to the Town Hall by 10 am today so they > can be classed and numbered for Today's Exhibition. > Mr. Thomas Higgins commits suicide behind his store. Loved person around > town. Brain fever produced several delusions. Inquest heard that there > was no sign of any struggle having taken place, the fowls were quietly > perching on their roosts. > Mr. Bouchier of High Street applied to be employed to repair the Municipal > Syringe. >

OK > Hi Denise, > Around the same time as Thomas Higgins death, I have a James > O'Grady/Gready/O'Gready from Napoleon Flat who died of stomach cramps.

Up to 17th Dec Ronda I didn't see anything. Will watch for the name for a few more editions and if found let you know D ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ronda Shambrook" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, October 03, 2005 6:40 AM Subject: Re: [HC] OMA 26.11.1861 > Hi Denise, > Around the same time as Thomas Higgins death, I have a James > O'Grady/Gready/O'Gready from Napoleon Flat who died of stomach cramps. > Thomas Higgins is on the same death certificate. James O'Grady may have > been about a week later. Just asking if you could please keep your eyes > out for him in case he rates a mention. He was aged late 30s and buried > at Beechworth. > Thanks, > Ronda > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Denise" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 11:05 PM > Subject: [HC] OMA 26.11.1861 > > >> Elections over, news of Robert O'Hara Burke run out, so back to the local >> news! >> >> A man broke his arm falling down a hole in Spring Creek >> Mrs. O'Donohue up for abusive language. >> Mr. Bell reports on his water works. >> Wang forming its own lodge - passed by the Royal Beechworth Lodge. >> Summer times will apply from 11th Decm for coaches >> Grog Shanties - one or two have opened in Beechworth, unless authorities >> take action paper will be forced to print letters received about them. >> Mrs Foster of 9 Mile dies - old resident - aged 35. had an apoplectic >> fit. Mr. Foster is a miner and has a claim. 6 small children. >> Send your plants flowers and veges to the Town Hall by 10 am today so >> they can be classed and numbered for Today's Exhibition. >> Mr. Thomas Higgins commits suicide behind his store. Loved person around >> town. Brain fever produced several delusions. Inquest heard that there >> was no sign of any struggle having taken place, the fowls were quietly >> perching on their roosts. >> Mr. Bouchier of High Street applied to be employed to repair the >> Municipal Syringe. >>