The death was certified to in writing by John Matthew Carew, father, Waterfall Street, Niagara. Witnesses to the burial were Edward Ryan and William Ryan.

The child's death was certified in writing by Charles Lamb, Undertaker, Kookynie, who carried out the burial, which was witnessed by Walter John Carrick and John Neve.

The child's death was certified in writing by Charles Lamb, Undertaker, Kookynie, who buried the child. The burial was witnessed by William Collier and John Neve.

"Known as Edward, Mr Cooke, boarding-house proprietor, expired at his residence, Cumberland-street on 10 June 1901. The deceased was only laid up for a few days, suffering from pneumonia. He was a native of Ireland, and had attained the age of 56. The funeral is to leave his late residence at 10 30 a.m. tomorrow (Monday)." The deceased had been suffering from chronic nephritis, congestion and pneumonia for four days. His death was certified in writing by Charles Lamb, Undertaker, of Kookynie. He was buried by Charles Lamb. The burial was witnesses by E.W. Eaton and Thomas Campbell. The deceased had lived in the eastern states for some 30 years before moving to Western Australia.

The child's death was certified in writing by George Natt, Undertaker, Kookynie. Witnesses at the burial were Arthur E. Neale and J. Neve. A daughter, Hazel Renee Cridland, was born to Eva Rose Cridland at Bunbury in 1899 (Birth Reg. No. 4876/1899) but the child died aged 7 months.

The death was certified in writing by Charles Lamb, Undertaker, Kookynie, who conducted the burial. Witnesses to the burial were J. Neve and George Kerby.

The informant of the death was Mabel Warren, nurse, of Niagara. Dagenhardt, had been working with James Allen on leases at Mt Catherine when both men were brought into town a week before their deaths - Dagenhardt to the private hospital and Allen to the Government Hospital. They died within a few hours of one another. Allen, a widower, left five parentless children, while Dagenhardt left a wife and seven children in Victoria.

The informant of the death was FK Nash, Honorary Secretary of Niagara Hospital.

The death was certified in writing by R Goodwyn Till, Mine Manager, Kookynie. The deceased had spent some time in Victoria before arriving in Western Australia. A rope broke as two men were being raised to the surface of the Cumberland Gold Mine and they were struck by a descending truck. Davidson died that same evening. Davidson had until quite recently been employed on the Sons of Gwalia mine and, besides being assistant secretary to the Workers' Association, was a member of the Leonora hospital committee and had always identified himself with sports of any kind in Leonora.

Informant of the death was CE Davies, sister, of Niagara. Deceased had lived in Ballarat, Victoria, for 31 years before arriving in Western Australia.

The deceased had suffered from enteritis and mania for 13 days prior to his death. The informant of his death was Frederick Nash, Secretary of Niagara Hospital.

Informant of the death was Denis Dinan, father, Niagara. The child's other siblings were: Maggie Ilene, Birth Reg. No.28419/1891, born at Warracknabeal and James Denis, Birth Reg.No. 6217/1895, born at Port Melbourne. The child had spent 3 years, 10 months in Victoria before arriving in Western Australia.

The verdict of the Coroner's jury at the inquest held at Niagara on 14 July 1899 was: "The deceased died from a wound by a revolver shot, self-inflicted, while temporarily insane." The informant of the death was A. W. Nickolls, friend, of Niagara. Ffrench was part-owner of the Diamante Lease at Niagara. He was a member of an Eastern family of high social standing His earlier life was spent in pastoral regions in the remote portion of Queensland. His gold-mine near Niagara he named after the Diamantina district. Two years back Mr. Ffrench was injured in the collapse of a stand at the Menzies racecourse. The accident invalided him for some six months, and left him permanently crippled. It was stated that Ffrench, who met with an accident earlier in the day, shot himself in a fit of despondency. Lucius was a twin to Mary adn the great grandson of Sir Lucius O'Brien, of Ireland, 3rd Baronet and politician for 34 years. He had five brothers and sisters.

The death was certified in writing by J.E. O'Brien, brother-in-law, Kookynie. Deceased was buried by Peter Kettle. Witnesses to the burial were John Lynch and E.A. Valentine. Deceased had lived in New South Wales for 26 years and New Zealand for 4 years before moving to Western Australia

The verdict of a Coroner's Jury at the Inquest held at Kookynie on 12 December 1900, was that the infant died of "Inflammation of the Bowels". The death was certified in writing by H.W. Fyffe, father, Kookynie. The child had lived in South Australia for 2.5 years. The child's parents had a daughter, Vera Adela, on 3 Sept 1891, in Kent Town, South Australia, and another daughter, Eulalie Lorna Benson, in Subiaco, Western Australia, in 1903. The deceased's father, Herbert William, died in the Murchison in 1917.