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Surname: Fox
First Name: Dr. George
Ship: -
Date: 6 July 1886
Place: Anvil Creek
Source: Maitland Mercury
Details: Dr. George Fox certified the death of John Kilbridge, aged 40 years, a miner, who resided with his brother Patrick Kilbridge at Greta, and who drowned in Anvil Creek
207678
Surname: Fox
First Name: Dr. W. W
Ship: -
Date: 16 April 1861
Place: Scone - Muswellbrook
Source: Maitland Mercury
Details: Dr. W. W. Fox of Scone has permanently taken up his residence at Muswellbrook.
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Surname: Fox
First Name: Dr. William
Ship: -
Date: 6 June 1861
Place: Scone
Source: Maitland Mercury
Details: Hopkins v. Fox. The plaintiff in this case named Thomas Pierce Hopkins, residing at Aberdeen, charged defendant William Fox, surgeon, residing at Muswellbrook with unlawfully at Holkham, in the the police district of Scone, assaulting him, with intent to do him grievous bodily harm.. Dr. Fox was committed to take his trial
207681
Surname: Fox
First Name: Dr. William
Ship: -
Date: 15 Jun 1861
Place: Scone
Source: Newcastle Chronicle
Details: Dr. Fox was sentenced at the Scone quarter sessions to six months hard labour for pouring a glass of brandy over another man while he lay asleep drunk, and setting the spirits on fire thereby causing serious injury. He pleaded not guilty, but the jury after six hours deliberation, found him guilty
207684
Surname: Fox
First Name: Dr. William
Ship: -
Date: 21 March 1864
Place: Denman
Source: Empire
Details: Death by Drowning – It is our melancholy duty to inform the residents of the Upper Hunter of the sad death by drowning this afternoon, of Dr. Fox. At 3pm he was summoned to Muswellbrook to attend a patient which made it necessary for him to cross the Hunter at Denman. Unfortunately he preferred his own judgement to the directions of his guide and missed the ford b a few yards. The river at the place is barely three chains wide and a couple of saplings reach almost across it. After his first submergence he disengaged himself from the saddle, and clung to the saplings ; but from some unaccountable cause he suddenly relaxed his hold, and, to the agony of those on the bank who were striving to assist him, he sank, never to rise any more. This distressing accident is a heavy loss to the residents in and about Denman, who had lately been congratulating themselves on a person of Dr. Fox s talents and ability taking up his residence among them. The event has occurred too recently for us calmly to state the particulars of an affliction which has left us to mourn the loss of a dear and valued friend. 7pm - The darkness has set in, and all attempts to gain the body have proved unsuccessful.
207682
Surname: Fox
First Name: Dr. William W
Ship: Countess of Elgin 1854
Date: 12 April 1861
Place: Darlinghurst gaol
Source: State Archives NSW; Kingswood, New South Wales; Gaol Description and Entrance Books, 1818-1930; Series: 2523; Item: 4/6308; Roll: 860
Details: William W. Fox, age 28. Born in Dublin. Arrived per ship Countess of Elgin in 1854. Admitted to Darlinghurst gaol