George Nash
Don Congregational Cemetery
The funeral of the late George Nash will leave his late residence, Don, for the Don General Cemetery at 3.30 p.m. Wednesday, July 16. R. Bauld & Son, Latrobe.
The North West Post 15th July 1913
About People
The death occurred at the Devon Hospital early yesterday morning of Mr. George Nash, of Don, after an illness of about ten days’ duration, the cause of death being pneumonia. The deceased, who was 54 years of age, had resided at Don for the past 27 years, and was universally respected. He leaves a widow (Née Miss Cole), and six sons to mourn their loss. A 13-year-old son is at present lying dangerously ill at his parents’ residence with the same complaint. The funeral will take place in the Don cemetery tomorrow, leaving the deceased’s late residence at 3.30 p.m.
The North West Post 15th July 1913
Henry Ronald Nash
Don Congregational Cemetery
An Unfortunate Family
Another bereavement has been sustained by the Nash family, of Don, as on Saturday evening a four-year-old son passed away after a painful illness. The funeral took place in the Don cemetery yesterday afternoon, the officiating minister being the Rev. B. B. Atkinson. Only three weeks ago the father (Mr. Geo. Nash) passed away, whilst another son is just recovering from a serious illness. A committee consisting of Messrs. F. Baker, C. Harrison, C. Hardstaff, and E. Cole, have been collecting donations for the bereaved family, and 40 pound sixteen shillings has so far been received. A portion of the money has been paid over, and the balance has been placed in the bank.
The North West Post 4th August 1913
News Item
DEATH
NASH – On October 10, 1945, at the Devon Hospital, Latrobe, Emily Henrietta, relict of George Henry Nash, of Don, in her 80th year.
The Advocate 11th October 1945
FUNERAL
NASH – The funeral of the late Emily Henrietta Nash is appointed to leave her late residence, Don, on THIS DAY (Thursday, October 11), at 3 p.m., for interment in the Devonport General Cemetery. Haslock and Gillard. (Née Cole)
The Advocate 11th October 1945