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| 1521 | EAS-METH-OLD-E-807-025 | JEWELL Thomas (I10660)
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| 1522 | EAS-METH-OLD-E-807-025 | JEWELL William (I10661)
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| 1523 | EAS-METH-OLD-I-807-105 | WALTER Margaret Julia (I3398)
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| 1524 | EAS-METH-OLD-I-807-105 | JOHNS William (I3400)
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| 1525 | EAS-METH-OLD-I-807-105 | JOHNS Sophia Grace Walter (I9140)
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| 1526 | EAS-METH-OLD-X-825-X A former sexton at the Eastern Cemetery informed me many years ago that he believed that the headstone was wooden and that a grass fire had swept the cemetery and wooden headstones were destoyed. At the time of the first burial in this family group, during the 1850s gold rush, substantial material for building anything were in short supply and very expensive and wood was a cheaper alternative. | WALTER William (I1777)
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| 1527 | EAS-METH-OLD-X-825-X A former sexton at the Eastern Cemetery informed me many years ago that he believed that the headstone was wooden and that a grass fire had swept the cemetery and wooden headstones were destoyed. At the time of the first burial in this family group, during the 1850s gold rush, substantial material for building anything were in short supply and very expensive and wood was a cheaper alternative. | VINSON Grace (I1888)
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| 1528 | EAS-METH-OLD-X-825-X A former sexton at the Eastern Cemetery informed me many years ago that he believed that the headstone was wooden and that a grass fire had swept the cemetery and wooden headstones were destoyed. At the time of the first burial in this family group, during the 1850s gold rush, substantial material for building anything were in short supply and very expensive and wood was a cheaper alternative. | WALTER Charlotte (I2210)
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| 1529 | EAS-METH-OLD-X-825-X A former sexton at the Eastern Cemetery informed me many years ago that he believed that the headstone was wooden and that a grass fire had swept the cemetery and wooden headstones were destoyed. At the time of the first burial in this family group, during the 1850s gold rush, substantial material for building anything were in short supply and very expensive and wood was a cheaper alternative. | WALTER William (I2540)
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| 1530 | EAS-METH-OLD-X-825-X Common grave | CHING John Cottle (I3)
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| 1531 | EAS-METH-OLD-X-825-X Common Grave | CHING Elizabeth Grace (I193)
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| 1532 | EAS-METH-OLD-X-825-X Common grave | WALTER Tryphena Jane (I3743)
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| 1533 | EAS-METH-OLD-X-825-X Common grave | CHING Walter William (I3832)
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| 1534 | EAS-METH-OLD-X-825-X Common grave | HAM Sarah Jane Ann Mountjoy (I6431)
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| 1535 | EAS-METH-OLD-X-825-X Common grave | HAM Walter Richard (I6434)
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| 1536 | EAS-METH-OLD-X-825-X Common grave | HAM Elizabeth Jane (I6436)
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| 1537 | EAS-METH-OLD-X-825-X Common grave | WALTER Susannah (I7260)
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| 1538 | EAS-METH-OLD-X-825-X Probably a common grave. | BROMELL Sarah Ann (I269)
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| 1539 | EAS-METH-OLD-X-825-X Probably in common grave. | HICKS Richard (I3277)
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| 1540 | EAS-METH-OLD-X-825-X Un-marked - common grave | WALTER Richard (I2162)
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| 1541 | EAS-METH-OLD-X-825-X | CHING John Cottle (I3843)
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| 1542 | EAS-METH-OLD-X-825-X Unmarked grave | TREWIN Eliza (I19677)
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| 1543 | EAS-NICH-WALL-01-408-021 | WATTS Estella Irene (I12481)
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| 1544 | EAS-NICH-WALL-04-408-037 | PACEY William James (I8811)
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| 1545 | EAS-NICH-WALL-04-408-038 | PACEY Leigh (I8812)
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| 1546 | EAS-NICH-WALL-04-408-039 | WALTER Ida Merrell (I8810)
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| 1547 | EAS-NICH-WALL-10-408-004 | CHING Ila Harford (I221)
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| 1548 | EAS-NICH-WALL-10-408-006 Wall marker shows age of 74 years. | HOOPER Eric George (I1616)
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| 1549 | EAS-PRES-03-807-045 | MCGANN Selina Margurette (I19708)
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| 1550 | EAS-PRES-08-807-191 | KÜHNE Frederick William (I202)
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| 1551 | EAS-PRES-08-807-191 | KÜHNE William Walter (I1319)
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| 1552 | EAS-PRES-09-807-123 | COTTON Henry Ernest Mountford (I18977)
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| 1553 | EAS-PRES-09-807-123 | COLLINS Alice May (I18998)
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| 1554 | EAS-PRES-09-807-334 | PIPER Mabel Lillian (I4402)
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| 1555 | EAS-PRES-10-807-233 Buried in the same plot is Kathleen Alice KUHNE (m.n. CARR, 1897-1958), the grandmother of Gayle Louise KUHNE (1958-1992). However, it appears that Kathleen is not remembered on the headstone. | KÜHNE Gayle Louise (I14899)
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| 1556 | EAS-PRES-10-807-233 | CARR Kathleen Alice (I1320)
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| 1557 | EAS-PUB-B-825-133 | YATES Sydney James (I505)
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| 1558 | EAS-RC-39-807-150 | SMITH David Francis (I12797)
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| 1559 | EAS-RC-41-807-303 | FLETCHER Bertram Thomas John (I4403)
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| 1560 | EAS-RG04-04-100-1 | BROWNJOHN Mary Loretto (I9271)
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| 1561 | EAS-RG04-04-100-2 | TANSLEY Charles Edwin (I9270)
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| 1562 | EAS-RG18-13-100-3 | MAWSON Leslie Noel (I12453)
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| 1563 | EAS-RG18-13-100-4 | PAPE Thelma (I12454)
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| 1564 | Edendale Section | BIRT Ian Douglas (I9968)
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| 1565 | Edgar Octavius BROAD (c. 1834-1926) re-married c. 1878 to Honor Warne HUDSON (1855-1952) in GLS and had issuee of 8 more chidren. | BROAD Edgar Octavius (I978)
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| 1566 | Edith re-married in 1939 to Rudolph Leopold Stanislaus PATEK following the death of her first husband Thomas HUNTER in 1937. | GROSSMAN Edith Cecilia (I13650)
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| 1567 | Edith TREWIN (m.n. PAYNE) married for a second time Thomas McConachy LIGHTON in 1894. | PAYNE Edith (I19015)
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| 1568 | Edment BARKER (c. 1838-1929) married for a second time in 1897 to Angelina BATH (c. 1857-1931). | BARKER Edment (I18934)
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| 1569 | Edmund SEACH (1858-1952) firstly married Julia PROCTOR (1868-1893, m. 1886) who died at Winchelsea VIC in 1893 and had issue of Rosa Bella Constance (b. 1888), Mary (b. 1889) and George Dudley (b. 1891). | SEACH Edmund (I12399)
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| 1570 | Edward John McGINTY (1863-1930) emigrated to New Zealand at times unknown, but prior to 1908. Source: Codicil to the will of Joseph McGINTY, his father, leaving him £100, says that he is living in Wellington NZ. Owned a hotel in New Plymouth (Taranaki) NZ. This hotel was burnt to the ground in the late 1950s. Edward McGINTY was convicted of perjury (on behalf of his wife who was the licensee of a hotel in Melbourne) and sentenced to 5 years gaol with hard labour. The Victorian Index to Prisoners CD reveal the following: Edward McGINTY, page 384, male prisoners. Edward McGINTY, wife Mrs E. McGINTY in NZ, Edward McGINTY, Prisoner No: 28950. To freedom by remission: 8 Jun 1903. | MCGINTY Edward John (I3644)
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| 1571 | Effects under 600 pounds. | VINSON Joseph (I2254)
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| 1572 | Eileen Myrtle BENNETT was adopted as a baby by a Mrs. WELLS as her mother died as a result of the birth. Her grave marker in the Wonthaggi Cemetery shows her surname as LAMERS-REID. | BENNETT Eileen Myrtle (I1840)
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| 1573 | Elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.H. COLLINS of Bendigo VIC. | COLLINS Dorothy Margaret (I11879)
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| 1574 | Eldest son of Willian Redhead GARBUTT, Esq., of Martongrove, Cleveland YKS. | GARBUTT Thomas (I3543)
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| 1575 | Elizabeth (Betty) FISHER re-married after the death of her first husband Ambrose E. LEIGH. Her second husband was Peter WARD. Death notice reveals that her grandchildren were: Indi, Tioni, Samuel William and Shane. | FISHER Elizabeth (I4680)
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| 1576 | Elizabeth (Lila) HUNTER, MBE (1877-1948) sat as a subject for the well-known artist Joshua SMITH for an oil on canvas painting which was entered into the 1948 Archibald Prize. The portrait was requested and arranged by the doctors of the War Memorial Hospital, Waverley where she had been Matron for over 24 years. | HUNTER Elizabeth, MBE (I13831)
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| 1577 | Elizabeth HUNTER's initial nurse training was undertaken at the Geelong Hospital in Victoria followed by a period at the Women's Hospital in Melbourne and the Royal Hospital for Women, Sydney NSW. Some time was also spent nursing at Honolulu HI, Vancouver BC and in continental USA. Early in WWI she joined Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve (QAIMNSR) and nursed in England at Hawarden Castle Military Hospital in FLN, Birmingham and Brighton. Prior to her return to Australia she nursed in France and probably in Malta and Germany. In 1920 she was appointed as the first Matron of the War Memorial Hospital in Waverley NSW which was the first Methodist Hospital in NSW. She retired from that position on 31 May 1945 after more than 24 years of service. | HUNTER Elizabeth, MBE (I13831)
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| 1578 | Elizabeth kept house for her handicapped brothers Robert, Richard and Samuel. | ALLIN Elizabeth (I5792)
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| 1579 | Elizabeth Sarah THEODOSIA (1842-1923) secondly married DR. Richard Theophilus ABBOTT (1833-1881). | THEODOSIA Elizabeth Sarah (I29228)
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| 1580 | Elizabeth was deaf following a childhood illness. | MASON Elizabeth Ann Walter (I2594)
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| 1581 | Elizabeth was firstly married to William BRAYINGTON | WATTS Elizabeth (I2148)
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| 1582 | Ella Phoebe WALTER (m.n. KITTLE, 1902-1986) was a very talented musician. She moved to Hamilton in 1930 to take up a position as pianist with the orchestra at the Prince Regent Theatre, playing for silent movies. For 25 years from 1932 to 1957 she hosted and played 5 days mornings a week in a program called Ella Kittle's 'Piano Time' on radio station 3HA Hamilton. This program raised thousands of pounds for the Hamilton Base Hospital and other charities. She was also the organist at the Hamilton Methodist Church for 35 years until 1965. | KITTLE Ella Phoebe (I1930)
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| 1583 | Ellsworth George DAVEY also married Phyllis STAFFORD. | DAVEY Ellsworth George (I2642)
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| 1584 | Elsie Helen PEIL was also married to George Phillip MANZ. | PEIL Elsie Helen (I21249)
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| 1585 | Embarked in Melbourne VIC on Ship No. A11, HMAT Ascanius. Faced a Court Martial on 19 Dec 1917 and found Not Guilty. Charge unknown - record has been requested (24 Nov 2012). | WALTER Edgar Ernest, DCM (I768)
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| 1586 | Embarked on 13 Jun 1918 | JOHNS Victor Roy (I11935)
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| 1587 | Emigrated fom Scotland to Sydney NSW aboard the 'Ellen'. Possibly departed from Liverpool LAN. Into Place: Sydney NSW | FORBES Ann Gibbs (I2055)
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| 1588 | Emigrated fom Scotland to Sydney NSW aboard the 'Ellen'. Possibly departed from Liverpool LAN. Into Place: Sydney NSW | DRUMMOND Margaret Caldwell (I1977)
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| 1589 | Emigrated fom Scotland to Sydney NSW aboard the 'Ellen'. Possibly departed from Liverpool LAN. Into Place: Sydney NSW | DRUMMOND Robert (I2044)
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| 1590 | Emigrated fom Scotland to Sydney NSW aboard the 'Ellen'. Possibly departed from Liverpool LAN. Into Place: Sydney NSW | DRUMMOND Robert Forbes (I3729)
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| 1591 | Emigrated to Victoria aboard the 'Fearnought' arriving on 27 Nov 1863. Into Place: Melbourne VIC | WALTER Susan (I3257)
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| 1592 | Emigrated to Victoria aboard the 'Fearnought' arriving on 27 Nov 1863. Into Place: Melbourne VIC | GRILLS Richard (I3258)
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| 1593 | Emigrated to Victoria aboard the 'Fearnought' arriving on 27 Nov 1863. Into Place: Melbourne VIC | GRILLS John Walter (I6273)
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| 1594 | Emigrated to Victoria aboard the 'Fearnought' arriving on 27 Nov 1863. Into Place: Melbourne VIC | GRILLS Elizabeth Emma (I6275)
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| 1595 | Emigrated to Victoria aboard the 'Fearnought' arriving on 27 Nov 1863. Into Place: Melbourne VIC | GRILLS Susan Ann (I6277)
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| 1596 | Emigrated to Victoria aboard the 'Fearnought' arriving on 27 Nov 1863. Into Place: Melbourne VIC | GRILLS Richard (I6279)
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| 1597 | Emigrated to Victoria aboard the 'Fearnought' arriving on 27 Nov 1863. Into Place: Melbourne VIC | GRILLS Joseph (I6280)
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| 1598 | Emigrated to Victoria aboard the 'Fearnought' arriving on 27 Nov 1863. Into Place: Melbourne VIC | GRILLS Sarah Jane (I6283)
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| 1599 | Emigrated to Victoria aboard the 'Fearnought' arriving on 27 Nov 1863. Into Place: Melbourne VIC | GRILLS Mary Charlotte (I6285)
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| 1600 | Emma May AGNEW (1884-1935) also married James William McCORMACK in 1931. Her parents were James AGNEW (1855-1942) and Margaret McTAVISH (1859-1936) and she had seven siblings (two sisters and 5 brothers. | AGNEW Emma May (I1399)
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