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Sister Mary Dorothea RUDD
Sydney Morning Herald Wednesday 12 May 1926 page 18
SISTER MARY RUDD.
The death occurred on Monday of Sister Mary Dorothea Rudd, of the Santa Sabina Convent, Strathfield. Sister Rudd was a daughter of the late Mr. Rudd, a station-
owner, of Wagga, and she joined the Dominican sisters, a teachlng order at the Maitland Convent, West Maitland.
SISTER MARY RUDD.
The death occurred on Monday of Sister Mary Dorothea Rudd, of the Santa Sabina Convent, Strathfield. Sister Rudd was a daughter of the late Mr. Rudd, a station-
owner, of Wagga, and she joined the Dominican sisters, a teachlng order at the Maitland Convent, West Maitland.
Sister Mary De Pazzi CORBET
Sydney Morning Herald Saturday 16 September 1933 page 19
SISTER MARY DE PAZZI CORBET
TAMWORTH, Friday.
The death occurred this afternoon at St, Dominic's Priory, Tamworth, of Sister Mary de Pazzl Corbet, O.P., aged 83 years. She had spent more than 50 years in Tamworth, as well as two years In Maitland and two years in Newcastle. She joined several months after the order was established here, and since then had taught members of some families to the third generation. She was professed at Kingstown Convent, Dublin, in 1872, and came to Tamworth In June, 1876. Sister Mary
attained the diamond jubilee of her profession as a nun in September last. Two brothers, both in Ireland, survive her.
SISTER MARY DE PAZZI CORBET
TAMWORTH, Friday.
The death occurred this afternoon at St, Dominic's Priory, Tamworth, of Sister Mary de Pazzl Corbet, O.P., aged 83 years. She had spent more than 50 years in Tamworth, as well as two years In Maitland and two years in Newcastle. She joined several months after the order was established here, and since then had taught members of some families to the third generation. She was professed at Kingstown Convent, Dublin, in 1872, and came to Tamworth In June, 1876. Sister Mary
attained the diamond jubilee of her profession as a nun in September last. Two brothers, both in Ireland, survive her.
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