Difference between revisions of "Boroondara Cemetery"
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The following people had a connection to the Eureka Stockade and are buried at Boorondara: | The following people had a connection to the Eureka Stockade and are buried at Boorondara: | ||
| − | [[William Henry Archer]] | + | [[William Henry Archer]], died 29 April 1909 (IRC C 901) |
| − | [[James Bentley]] | + | [[James Bentley]], died 10 April 1873 |
| − | [[Graham Berry]] | + | [[Graham Berry]], died 1904 |
[[Patrick Callinan]] | [[Patrick Callinan]] | ||
Revision as of 09:27, 24 March 2013
Boorondara Cemetery was established in December 1858 and was the first landscaped cemetery in Australia. The first burial took place on 12 March 1859. The cemetery is divided into sections allocated to various religions with size of sections being determined by local population ratio gained from the 1857 Census.
Kathleen Gervasoni was involved with transcribing tombstone inscriptions at Boorondara Cemetery during the 1970s, and armed her three daughters with chalk to assist in the process.
The following people had a connection to the Eureka Stockade and are buried at Boorondara:
William Henry Archer, died 29 April 1909 (IRC C 901)
James Bentley, died 10 April 1873
Graham Berry, died 1904
