Headstone transcription of the Sutherland Creek cemetery/ transcribed by Fred Walter
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Microreproduction of original records housed at the Geelong Historical Records Centre.
"The Sutherland Creek cemetery is a small area surrounded by a tumbledown stone fence and privately owned farmland on all sides. It is therefore inaccessible to the general public. It is believed that there were only about 19 burials at the cemetery, all in the 1800's. The surviving headstones are listed below. Other burials at this cemetery are believed to have included the following surnames: Russell, Wishart and Hill." The only surviving headstones are for Ann Thompson, wife of Alexander Thompson, died 8 May 1878 aged 49 years; Susanna Chowns died 19 Dec 18??; and William Chowns (husband of Susanna) died 30 June 1880 aged 69 years.
This cemetery is somewhere in the general vicinity of Ballarat.
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| Note | Location | Collection/Shelf | Format | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Headstone transcription of the Sutherland Creek cemetery | Granite Mountain Record Vault | British Film | 1438887 Item 10 | 8066389 |
| Note | Location | Collection/Shelf | Film | Image Group Number (DGS) | Format |
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| Headstone transcription of the Sutherland Creek cemetery | Granite Mountain Record Vault | British Film | 1438887 Item 10 | 8066389 |
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