DEATHS
Mr. G. Dimmock
One of Mudgee's finest citizens, in the person of Mr. George Dimmock, died in the local hospital this morning, aged 77 years. Deceased had been ailing for some time and was admitted to the institution a few weeks ago. A member of one of Englands oldest families he came to Australia at a comparatively early age, and, with the urge to travel in his blood, he ranged over many parts of the country before settling down in business in Sydney. After spending a considerable time in the city, the homeland called and he paid a visit to his people in England. Back again in Australia, he associated himself with a well-known city firm of watchmakers and jewellers, and in later years he came to Mudgee and acquired a mixed business at the corner of Lewis and Denison streets. He gained a splendid reputation in business, and during the depression years he helped many a lame dog over the stile. Some ten years ago his worthy wife was appointed librarian at the Mechanics' Institute, and he assisted her in the management up till his last il ness. A great lover of music, he was for many years a valued member of the Mudgee Methodist choir, and he will he sorely missed by that organisation. Altogether, the late George Dimmock was a very fine character, and his passing will be deeply deplored by a wide circle of devoted friends. He is survived by a widow, two| sons and one daughter. Both, boys are in the forces. Albert, a flight control officer in the R.A.A.F., is . stationed at Richmond, while Dudley has been in New Guinea for some time. Mrs. Williams (daughter) resides with her mother in Mudgee. . To the bereaved ones the deepest sympathy of the whole district will be extended. The funeral will take place from the Methodist Church at 11 o'clock to morrow (Friday) morning, Mr.- H. Barton being in charge of the arrangements.
Source: Mudgee Guardian and North-WesternRepresentative 5 Oct 1944
COLLISION WITH A SULKY. A TROOPER'S DEATH. MUDGEE, Thursday.
Herbert Fayle, a member of the Australian, Light Horse, was riding home on Christmas Eve, when he collided with the shafts of a sulky, sustaining dreadful injuries. He lingered till this morning, when he died.
Source: The SMH 28 Dec 1908
2620. Joan M M Fayle
DEATH MRS. J. WALTON,
A very sudden death took place on Sunday last at Lonqueville of a very highly respected resident, Joan, wife of J. Walton, and daughter of the late Herbert D. and Lilian Fayle, of Mudgee, and granddaughter of the late B. H. Gawthornc, the latter being the first boy born in Mudgee.The late Mrs. Walton was an energetic social organiser and secretary of the Boy Scout movement of Lane Cove. She will be sadly missed by all who knew her. She is survived by her husband and two little children, also 'Bob' Fayle (her brother).
Source: Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative18 Jun 1931