#Cemetery mary series#

General.ДЎ963 Rouse Hill вЂ“ Castlebrook Lawn General. Head.ДЎ839 Parramatta вЂ“ Mays Hill вЂ“ Presbyterian & others.ДЎ845 Crows Nest вЂ“ St.Thomas вЂ“ North Sydney.Д¬1869 Campbelltown вЂ“ Congregational & Methodist.ДЎ922 North Ryde вЂ“ Northern Suburbs. These Appendices are strictly copyrighted.ДЄppendix 4 Cemeteries Chronology : Greater Sydney RegionДЎ824 Parramatta North вЂ“ St.Patricks, CatholicДЎ832 Parramatta North -All Saints C of E.Д¬1832 Manly вЂ“ Quarantine Station, N. Guide to cemeteries in the Sydney Metropolitan Area.ДЄs part of the book Sydney Burial Ground 1819-1901, Keith Johnson compiled in two appendices reproduced here, two listings of all the greater Sydney Metropolitan Cemeteries from 1788 to 1966: Appendix 4 in chronological order of year of commencement and Appendix 5 in alphabetical order of place. The text also contains an introduction and extensive history of the cemetery and, as the sub-title indicates, of earlier Sydney cemeteries.

#Cemetery mary series#

The book includes the main series of records relating to the cemetery, being the Licences to Bury 1867-1888, the Re-interment Register 1900-1901(when the remains were exhumed) and details of the monumental inscriptions of 2825 monuments moved to Bunnerong Cemetery around 1901 and transcribed by the authors in 1969-1970. Sydney Burial Ground 1819-1901 (Elizabeth and Devonshire Streets) and History of SydneyвЂ™s Early Cemeteries from 1788 by Keith A. Records of burial and family applications for reinterment, along with nearly 3000 transcripts of monumental inscriptions (1819-1888), appeared in a book published by the Library of Australian History in Sydney in 2001: Most remains and memorials went to Bunnerong, near the shores of Botany Bay. In 1900, when the cemetery was about to be removed to make way for the cityвЂ™s new Central Station, hundreds of relatives or representatives of the deceased applied to have the remains and monuments moved to other cemeteries, creating a unique record of inter-generational connections. The centrepiece of the collection, central SydneyвЂ™s main burial ground, functioning as a cemetery from 1819-1888, is now online.Д«etween 18 over 30,000 persons were interred in the Sydney Burial Ground (also known as the Sandhills Cemetery) between Devonshire and Elizabeth Streets, Sydney. Transcripts of scores of others are held under copyright, ready for data entry by volunteers whose assistance would be welcomed. * these items are not included in database as yetД«DA has received donations of monumental inscriptions for several cemeteries, including Launceston (Tas) and Mona Vale and Frenchs Forest (NSW). Sydney Burial Ground вЂ“ Monumental Inscriptions вЂ“ Transcribed in 1969 Sydney Burial Ground вЂ“ Re-interment Register 1901 Sydney Burial Ground вЂ“ Licences to Bury 1867-1888