Grave Marker - “Moray” Private Cemetery taken 1998Inscription James Brownstawell

Grave Marker - “Moray” Private Cemetery taken 2012Inscription James Brownstawell

Receipt and Title for a cemetery plot at the Bendigo Public Cemetery in the name of Charles Jones, dated 29 November 1906. Plot number 19114 in the Wesleyan Section, eight feet by four feet Title numbered 787 Receipt on blue paper numbered 3553, for two pounds from Charles JonesBendigo Public Cemetery Trust

The unmarked graves of the children of two Greensborough pioneer families lie in a private cemetery on the Plenty River. Burials occurred between 1848 and 1860. This photograph is taken from above the cemetery site looking towards the Plenty River with the Maroondah Aqueduct in the background.An important historical site in Greensborough.Digital copy of colour photograph.pioneer childrens cemetery, plenty river, maroondah aqueduct, partington, whatmough

For thee 2015 Centenary of the Landing at GalipoliA self guided tour booklet for all to be able to locate the WWI Diggers buried in the Carlyle Cemetery. There are articles, letters and brief service descriptions including pre-service occupation, final rank, unit, casualty status, Places of service and date of discharge carlyle cemetery, anazc, wwi, self guided tour, war graves, map

Detailed information on people buried in cemetery from 1901-1920HistoricalLarge soft covered book with text numerous black & white and coloured illustrations ISBN 978-0-6487351-0-6phillip island cemetery, rev. alexander robb, richardson, walton, grayden, forrest, leeson, lock, mcfee, george smith, west, cleeland, eliza cochlan, findlay, jenner, mckindlay, jeury, walpole, george cox, pamela rothfield

Two colour photographs of Grave of Goodwin and Ashton at Stawell Cemeterystawell

Presentation of Cemetery Records (Mrs. D. King & Mr. A. Kingston)stawell